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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1946)
Si m 'li II I nil-' :'v - -li :; i ' ,' '.I . '1 If ;i; :ir, r '.I i.-; ! i-',.V:t-! mfm. ;-:';! I i ,i ,-. .; i I' . : . VI:-: i. li- '.-lH; ; : aHaT t. twwt Kcglster-Oiiard. Eugene. Or.. Wed,. Not. 18.' 14 Council Ads on Rezoning Pleas; Elk Avenue Improvement Denied 'Tbjrot rezoning applications war approved, six rejected and Fly the new Piper Super Cruiser . Watch For Opening of Eugene's New Cafe THE BON-FAY OPEN KITE & DAY 60S WILLAMETTE one held for further consideration by the city council at its meeting Tuesday evening. Rezoning from single to multiple dwelling was approved for A. L. Dorsey, 1S28 Charnelton St. and Gale Roberts. Twenty-Thlrd Ave. E. and. Alder St. The council also approved a planning commission recommendation that property at Thirteenth Ave. E. and Columbia St. be rezoned from business to single family residence. Denials Listed Rezoning petitions denied In cluded: Roy Pierson, 1308 Eleventh Ave, W., from residential to light in dustrial; Mabel Hlse, 1168 Sixth Ave. W., from single family to multiple dwelling; Paul P. Stew art, 2517 Potter, from single to multiple dwelling; Roy Fierce, 70S Monroe St from residential to light industrial; L. H. Mulkey, 1471 Jefferson St., from single family to multiple dwelling; and Ted E. and Clara Law, Thirteenth laoists Burn Two Leaders PEIPING W Chines po lice reported Wednesday that 36 priests in the famous Taoist temple Paiyunkuan (White Cloud) revolted Tuesday and burned to death the temple's abbott and its Taoist layman on a huge bonfire. The police related this story: The priests accused the two men of violating Taoist regu lations. They smashed into the men's living quarters and dragged them out to the temple gate. The priests beat the two men with clubs, trussed them with ropes, flung them on a pile of firewood, doused them with gasoline and fired the bier. Police found the totally charred bodies more than an hour later. Twenty-seven of the priests surrendered and the other nine were turned over to police. Police said the priests re ported they cremated the abbot and layman because of a decade old dispute over temple property. BURGESS HEARING AID BATTERIES LIGHTNING'S 11(1 Willamette Phone 1316 CABINET WORK Immediate Dollrory Window frames, door frames, bullt-ins, corner cupboards, tc. . . all made to order. SPRINGFIELD FURNITURE MFG. lilt Main Phone 21J4 Springfield, Ore. NATURAL WAY TO HEALTH KleetT ftuM CMttet, an 4 Selen Mile Swedish Mmm. PhrletJieiy treatment tost help relieve Lumber, Itheumsllim. Neuritis, Arthritis, sin i, ani ether eufferlage. Convince vtarself eat eee, VICTOH T. 8VOBODA Pl OraSHtt rtiylollirlil Mem kr f Orsn ApuaUtea f Mtdlasl MMtevri, Nitvrtpttbla Asfflltloa ns Miiaaii riiritiiitKr Aiutit. Un. Labor Temple Room 216 Telephone S548 IIPROMPf'SERVICEl Announcing Our New - SERVICE Stove-Diesel Oil City-Wide Deliveries Ow meters deliver an extra gallon In forty Tear Durante of Fall Measure 70 K. 10th WHITE FUEL CO. Ph. 1143 Stmt Intersections An As Dangerous As jou Make Them, Mr. and Mrs. Automobile Driver! The human element controls potential accident possibilities at every comer. O When you approach an lntersaction onolyr th phytic al eondlUon. 0 U sun thai yea eon proceed with safety. O PloM hor consideration for other driven trad pedestrians, Don't talc chance ol "butting" through in IwMeUoM trusting to Iho Almighty lhal nothing U In th way ... beaue aomUm, somobody will bo there at Iho tame tlm and a bad aeckUnt will bo iho penalty. Noarly all IntomcHon accident aro preventable li good v,v" oppua ana au eonslderatlon glyn to GENERAL INSURANCE TaOMP V MKINLEY AODCNC MoKInlej Henry A. Tremp B. Btrasamaler ft East Broadway Eugene. Or. Phon lit or mugene-une Co, AsaoeUUon at Insnranea Agents A Smile to Remember Ave. E. and Agate St., from single family to business. The petition of Shannon Me Keown, who sought rezoning from residence to business for bis prop. erty at 2834 Harris, was held for further consideration after he ap pealed in person to the council. He was advised to prepare drawings of his proposed grocery store, and obtain written approval of a ma jority of residents In the neigh borhood, to submit to the planning commission. An ordinance permitting the operation of sewer cleaning de vices within the elty was passed. The eenncll also voted to assess an annual charge of IB (for merly fg) against all outside aewer connections, this rate to apply Immediately to all new connections and to be effective In the ease of present users July I, 1M7. A petition for the Improvement of Elk Ave. and condemnation of private drive for a distance of S3 feet from Elk Ave. was denied bv the council and Interested prop erty owners were to receive the council's recommendation that they seek to raise sufficient money for the Improvement of the present I roaa, since it "does not Involve the connection of regularly designated city streets. The council resolved ta 1oln the Eugene Chamber of Commerce in an appeal before the Ctell Aero nautics Board requesting approval of the application of the Matson Navigation company for author ization of air transportation be tween Portland and Honolulu. A request for a cost-of-living In crease, made to the council by the street and fire departments. was, referred to the finance committee. The council approved appoint ment of Roy Maxwell Mors ni a member of the Civil Service Com mission to succeed Rov Mom. Sr imxn.Ys: Su,"u AdmiiffiSSS " of saso, to b uml a flim,,r briiih and r" flrei. "nun f cauncu ni I u. n- ... . it., inq imvs ana CTinf. Eugene Wafer Offer Reported SPRINGFIELD A special mayor's committee appointed to study the possibility of obtaining water, from Eugene's filtration plant at Hayden Bridge reported to the council Tuesday nignt mat the Eugene Water Board had "ex pressed its willingness to distrib ute water to the people of spring field." The Eugene line, on which sur veys recently were completed, is to be laid immediately north of Springfield- from the filtration plant. Capacity Given Ray Boals, superintendent of the Eugene Water Board, said Wednesday morning the filtration plant was designed to produce 75.000.000 callons of water daily. The initial capacity of the plant will be about 25,000,000, Boals said. ' The committee suuested four methods by which th city could obtain the water: 1. Purchase water from Eugene and resell it to Mountain States Power Co., which now has dis tribution facilities. 2. Purchase water for city dis tribution and buy Mountain States facilities. Form District 8. Have the immediate Spring field area form a water district and purchase existing facilities. 4. Join with Eugene In a met ropolitan water district to include the enure springneia augene area. The committee said the latter would be of the greatest benefit to the greatest number ot persons in the area. Water committee members are: W. S. Fort, H. E. Maxey, Frank Bouck, and Dr. W. N. Dow. State. Police Report Ctnra Rnrnlnrized FLORENCE Merchandise and $110 in cash were stolen either Saturday night or early Sunday momlne from Cooper Brothers Store. . ' The thieves entered through the rear of the store, state police re ported Wednesday. The theft was discovered by o. W. Cooper, store manager and co- i owner. . ; Campaign Fund Reports Listed SALEM Carl C. P2n,,uS brothers and three sisters, all of Portland, who was defeated in his D'" Committee, Multnomah County, ?1i0, .. j r..,i Labor Council, . ""u'fXr'vkrou. candidates and measures, j30S. kifrl Economist Dies After Lenathv Sickness oasADENA. Cal. " ... t : R't rime .Sor at Call Sm ' smute of Technology d"d Tuesday at his home after an illness of several months. Dr. Laing. born in uunow. land, and a graouaw oi ... . . : --ma to Cal verslty oi wv.iv. Tech In 1920 from the Unlvers ty of Arizona and taught economics and business aanunwwauu... u- wm h s widow ana iwo Retail Advertisers Talk With University Class Following a policy of keeping students In contact with actual day-to-day business problems. members of the retail advertising class in th university met with Eugene retail merchants at a Wednesday noon luncheon here. Each member of the class in vited one retail merchant to the luncheon where problems of re tail advertising were discussed, according to R. D. Millican, as sistant professor of advertising. In years to come you will be ever grateful for enlargements ef your snapshots. See what beautiful re sult our enlarging department can make from your ordinary negative. Conor 7th and WUlamoHo Un Stl.. VII MrHoH al j T.vlr St. by 5phtlt B.Vln.: n.tm.. ""."'."Itaor nwer on Elk Drive. fJill w. " Avt. w" Sr. .j"?, ie"e"n and Madlxm Sin., Will . i. p . Wlntlons for ..Hmp.lS:?i"",, wntructlon bill. An annlfratlnM h A. ai Lenora Cleav., for hotel , 4 room. X'iU " " w"" Twa. Th followln bear application ranaw J,',',X"" "PProvad: R.uu baar CIim ft-U - wiuamatta; Edi Dapot. 49 Eait Broadway: Euaana Paa" "B r?,! Bi:. Pkasa ator Clau Ed'.1 n..C'!ior.s,;r,i 14 w'"natta: Ed a Dapot. 49 Eait Broadway: Modal iSL'i "r80"1- Elavanth Avt. w.: B,S2'.M,,?f1'' w"t4ra Importln Co !. ?? '."-, "A i-8"lya. 1S01 Wtllam atta 1 St.: Club Llcanie, Fratamal Ordar ;! MS Wlllametta St. 11. Jfi"1 61 A3l" rocomiBenda. tS.w PP', (ranting l. a. Thomaa permlulon to mova a frama buUdlng onto tha lot at 1399 WillamatS St. to ba uaad ai a aandwlch ahop for X';r,: ,'""" " W. smith SfTi S.J?1"0".. Sd,n 0,te bulldlne Carnal Kitchen for two yeare liubl.ct to furthar atudy by board of appt.l." parmlttin A.ito and Salai to build a ',m,r"r "ma ofttca and dl.pl." SSl'ni.t"5 ,h ou,h" corner of Thirteenth Ave. at vtllard St. (two year period); allowing J. w. Aih to use rustic, over-one-lnch. aolld aheathlnf on a por Uon of the Monroe St. aide of hi. new Mora -ulldlni In place of elucco or be.to ihlnslea. the wall eventually to be replaced by ahow vlndowa. Susan Oliver Susan Oliver, 69, Springfield, died at a Eugene hospital Tues day. A lifelong resident of Ore gon, she was born Feb. 10, 1877, at Cottage Grove, and was mar ried there to John M. Oliver Dec. 25, 1901. She lived In Springfield the last 23 years. Surviving are her widower, John; two sisters, Hattie Trent, Cottage Grove, and Rosie Martin, Cottage Grove; four brothers. j o n n Alien, uarabaldl. Ore., James. North Bend. Don. Eugene. and Robert, Roseburg; and several nephews and nieces including tsoDDie Allen, who has been mak ing his home with Mrs. Oliver. Services will be held Thursday at 1 p.m. at Bartholomew-BueU Mortuary, with the Rev. Ellsworth Tilton officiating. Interment will be in Shields Cemetery at Cot tage Grove. WOMEN'S UNION Fairmount Presbyterian Wo men's Union will meet at ten thirty o'clock Thursday morning at the home of Mrs. James Pier ron for bazaar sewing. A paper bag luncheon will be served at noon, and the regular meeting will b at two o'clock. ACTRESS LOSES CHILD HOLLYWOOD (U.R) Star Ann Miller was reported out of danger Wednesday after the premature birth ot a baby girl, wno niea a raw noun later. GRAY'S REMEDY Roliot from RHumatlm, Ache and Pains, Lumbago, Lam Back. Tiffany-Davis Drug Co. Here's Where to Get Novt Wimerproeling time it twre...tlm to replace worn out oils, check spark plugs, battery, tires, lights and other parts of your car so that you'll jet better performance ani safer driving this winter. We can service your car right now. Drive in for our expert VMitattil service. You'll drivt out with a safer, better running car. FRED THOMAS MOBIL SERVICE th A OLIVE PHONE IS EIanrTT i SKKKKftftSHESa-K BSSHMHMHH w w w W W mm 5 or c or S 5 at os a: 5 ssss 2 V . lf p e e o p p p PtsetCcae Caeaom. laai falaaal CU V r IWUMd Bottton IHpd-Cola BorUlna Company oi hrliiaSU cnnt.t fnr invernor against GOV' emar Karl Snell. reoorted to the Stat Department Wednesday that h spent 709 in nis campaign. Lamar Townsend, Klamath Fall Democrat who was defeated tar V. 8. rasresentative. said he spent $999. State Sen. Marshall E. Cornett, Klamath Falls, reported ho gave 11000 to the Snell for governor campaign. Other campaign comriouuuna reported Included: Snll for Governor Club, Mil waukee, $28. Snell for Governor Club. Coos Bay, $!6. Snell fori Governor Club, The Dalles, $25. Stat Sen. Angus Gibson, junction City, for reelection, $67. Clsrence Hlnes, eugene, oasic school support bill, Eugene Pub lic Schools, School District 4, $150. Stat Sen. Irving Rand, Port land, for reelection, $6?. Stat Sen. Merle ft. unessman, Astoria, for reelection, none. Local 63, Machinists Union, In behalf of L. A. Trcsndale, Portland Democrat, for state representative, $102. State Rep. Harvey Wells, Port land, for reelection, $96. Rudte Wilhelm. Jr.. Portland Republi can, for state representative, $70. McCourt for District Attorney SAVE'.' ABOUT THIRD . WHEII YOU BUY AlrlnlH There's actually about 18 saving on evevMcbottl. of 100 MM Aspirin you buy. And St JosspS 1 to aspirin at it best-non faster for relieving headache. prlodlc 1 func tional pain, wny pay mma. SUose: ACDIDII WORLDS LARGEST SELLER AT pay mors? Oft PROMPT Auto Repairs ALL MAKES MaUMMER-SIGLOHH NASH DEALERS 8TH AND tTARL 8TS. I FACE LIFTING WITHOUT Amarinal New I Pravad atlaa tiHa akin traatminta ta lerrut cemplaxlea anDoyaneaa. claar taa akin, amooth and tlghtao tired laelal Unrat Vltallia vour akia ta new lovellne... rkeas SW1-H let faU d alalia. WEEK DATS 10 to 5 Open Eves. Upon Appointment DR. MacMICKLE (N. D.) 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A real favorltel Mado ty tonot Known for Owrftfy ELECTRIC GATE MAN 5.95 A wonderful scckmit M your eleetrlo train. Ike 4 wing open and tis r man nhesontswln1sW .lanteaa. Don nM 1.00 m CAelo of Urine worn (Uhutrated), amtog we M.Sm h.tl.mm. aate. AiarMT ttTlad and Wall BATTLE PUSH L25 Oolerl Action t Bensdl a enre-ftr hit for the littlest folk. Wheelbarrow 3.19 h wheel hs a rabber ttr and th body ta bright red. A On toy. 34 inches long. v UU Soft PI1 BEAK 1.19 His ye ? '55 abeUln M IJi Unkla gt " tDcaa w- I JJC 0 l.;!f I 1 TAKF rOMPI PTC AI.VAK1TAGE OF OUR rOKIVFKJlCKlT I AY. AWAY PLA OURGE Bom end Auto Supply nrooteno Dool lib & Mala. SprlniTfiolrJ -irsr 1't STWIIaf PbeaCwM Enaon tint '" Mi5 1 1 I I 1 1 1MB Ss sb ea f lwwa
