rt t, Eugene KertstCT-Gnird, Kurene. Ore- Friday. Mar. 81, 1947
McMinnville
Men Set Visit
: Four carloads of McMinnville
men art scheduled to arrive in
Kugene at S p.m. March 26 on a
good neighbor tour of Central and
Southern Oregon, sponsored by the
Oregon Advertising Club and the
McMinnville Chamber or com
merce. The group will leave Portland
early March 25, and will spend
two days visiting Chambers of
Commerce in 13 cities, as a part
of acquainting themselves with the
tourist possibilities about tne state.
Police Chief L. L. Fittenger an
nounced Friday that city police
would start clearing the parking
area around the Eugene Hotel in
front of the Chamber of Commerce
office at 8 p.m. on March 26, so
that the caravan would be able to
top without losing time looking
for parking spaces nearby.
Librarian Announces
Hours for Vacation
Dr. R. C. Swank, University of
Oregon library head, has an
nounced the library hours for
spring vacations as follows:
Friday, March 21, and Monday,
March 31: 8 a. m. to 6 p. m.; Sat
urday, March 22 through Saturday,
March 28: 8 a. m. to 5 p. m.; closed
Sundays, March 23 and 30.
Ex-Resident
'Best-Dressed'
Vivien Kellems, former F,u-
genean and daughter of Mrs.
Louisa Kellems of this city, Friday
was voted the best dressed Amer
ican woman in the business world
by the Fashion Academy of New
Vork City.
Twelve other awards in various
fields were to the following: Kay
Francis, stage; Louise Albritton,
screen; Maggl McNeills, radio;
Mrs. Jerome K. Ohrbach, young
matron: Joan Barton, supper clubs;
Rise Stevens, opera; Patricia
Travers, concert; Mrs. Leon Man
del, international set; Doris Duke,
society; Mrs. George Marshall,
public life; Lorraine Dresselhuys,
debutante; Mrs. Walter Thornton,
kashion and promotion.
Miss Kellems is accounted the
nation's leading woman indus
trialist, as head of the Westport,
Conn., company which manufac
tures the Kellems Cable Grip, an
Invention of her orotner,
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Stop Wires Said Sent
Stop wires suspending construc
tion of three projects at Corvallis
amounting to $9500 in value have
been sent by the compliance 01'
vision of the Civilian Production
Administration at Seattle, accord
ing to information received Here
by Charles Bayles, locality housing
expediter for NHA. The wires
indicated the projects were in vi'
olation of veterans' housing pro.
gram orders and were diverting
scarce materials from housing.
SOLDIER IN TOKYO
Pvt. William W. Evans, Eugene,
son of Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Evans,
2366 McMillan St., is serving in
Tokyo with the First Cavalry.
Overseas since December, 1846,
Evans was graduated from Univer
sity High School. He will attend
the University of Oregon after
completing duty with the Army.
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Camp White's
Utility Viewed
fiAr.ifM un A State Board
of Control committee advised the
lofficintiir Frirlav that the hos
pital at Camp White could not be
used as a state home for jeeme
minded persons, but that it might
h nri for hnme for senile per
sons from the state hospitals and
for untramable inmates irom tire
Fairview Home, which is the state
home for feeble-minded persons in
Salem.
The legislature had asked the
hnnrd to investieate the Dossibility
of moving the Fairview Home to
Camp White, near Medford. The
state could get the institution for
nothing from the government, but
the board's committee said oper
ating costs would be great, and
that the buildings are so scattered
that it would be uneconomical.
A nrnnnaal in mmnvn the con
stitutional provision that state in
stitutions be located in Salem, un
less the people authorize locating
them elsewhere, drew the fire of
a Salem Chamber of Commerce
delegation, which told the House
State and Federal Affairs Com-
mittpf ThuraHnv that bavins' the
institutions in Salem brings about
greater exiiciency.
ANXIOUS TO PICK the prettiest bloom en one of Joe Bay
ward's camellia bushes is little Diane Robinson, a neighbor to the
Haywards. Hayward will be one of many Eugeneans entering
camellias In the annual show of the Men's Camellia and Rhodo
dendron Society Sunday from 12:30 t 10 p.m. in the lobby of the
Eugene Hotel. (Braun photo, Wiltshire engraving). '
Public Invited to View Blooms
Camellia Display Planned
Any camellia grower in Lane
County who feels he has blooms
worthy of display may bring them
to the Eugene Hotel by 10 a.m.
Sunday for the third annual cam
ellia show of the Men's Camellia
and Rhodedendron Society, Mar-
Lyons, general chairman, said Fri
day.
The free public show of single
blossoms and arrangements will
be held in the Eugene Hotel Lobby
Sunday from 12:30 p.m. to 10 p.mi
Large crowds have attended pre
vious camellia shows, Lyons said.
Last year there was a great
variety of blooms entered In the
show, Lyons said, and members
of the camellia society are hoping
lor even more entries this year,
The show is a display and no prizes
are given.
Among members of the society
arranging the show are William
Riddlesbarger, Merle Saunders,
Dr. Boyal Gick and Joe Hayward,
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Soldiers on Honshu
Pvt. Earl L. Lundquist, Eugene,
is now serving with the 674th
parachute field artillery battalion
of the 11th Airborne Division In
Jlnmachi, Honshu Island, Japan.
His present duty is' training with
the machine gun section.
The son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Taylor, Crow Stage Rt, Eugene,
Lundquist entered the service in
September, 1846, and arrived over
seas in January, 1847.
:
County 4-H Leaders
Set Yearly Banquet
The second annual county 4-H
Club leaders' banque. will be held
at Colin Kelly Junior high school
Saturday at 6:45 p.m.
Highlight of the evening's pro
gram will be a special citation
to the outstanding 4-H club leader
in the county, according to E. A.
Danielson, county 4-H cub agent.
Other events . on the program
are as follows: presentation of
leaders' pins by Godfrey Blohm,
Eugene branch manager of the
U. S. National Bank of Portland.
Awarding of two grand cham
pion ribbons and 12 champion
ribbons for exhibits at the county
fair; interview by Miss Jo Ann
Day of Betty Petersen and Jimmy
Brougher, who will tell some of
the highlights of their, trip to the
national club congress in Chicaeo.
and the awarding of the Flummer
trophy to Barbara and Maxine
Bloom.
Singing will be led by George
Angell and guests will be intro
duced by Danielson.
Weed Removal Bill
Gels First Approval
SALEM m The Joint leg
islative Wavk mrA "Mmnm rnm.
mittee voted Friday for a bill au
thorizing tne state Game Commis
sion to take steps to remove weeds
from Tahkenitch and Siltcoos
Lakes on the Oregon coast. The
values of the lakes is being de
stroyed by the weed growth.
The committee eliminated the
$25,000 appropriation, leaving it
up to the game commission to
spend its raony.
UNUSED SUITS SOLD
Two lots of unused gabardine
aviation suits will be sold through
sealed bids from March 26 to April
15, Port'and War Assets adminis
tration said Friday. Samples are
on display at WAA's salesroom,
Swan Island. Bids should be en
tered under list No. PDO-58-827.
Truman Urges Membership
In Wor d Health Agency
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Truman told Congress r naay uai iiww -
considers it "important uiav u
t;.-J r.l ti- tha wnflri h.'<tl
organization as soon as possioie.
Mr. Truman sent to Capitol wu
a proposed joint resoiuuou v
viding for this country's member
ship and asked that it be given
"the early consideration of Con
gress." He enclosed an endorse
ment from secretary oi
Marshall. ,
"I have been impressed by the
spirit of International goodwiu
and community of purpose wmti.
have characterized the develop
ment of the constitution of this
r nm ure that it will make a
substantial contribution to the im
provement of world health con
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"In view ot me sisnmcunwc
urgency of international " health
problems, I consider it important
ZCZl .h. TTnlttiri States loin the
world health organization as soon
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mieht ask the legislature to de
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Safety Experts Give
Classes in First Aid
Employes of ' Eugene Water
Board are taking first aid train
ing classes under the accident pre
vention division of the State In
dustrial Accident Commission, it
was announced Thursday.
Six lessons on consecutive Mon
day nights will be taught by Dr.
George Fiaak, commission instruc
tor who recently concluded five
other training series in Lane
County.
The commission announced that
a series of three classes in indus
trial training are being held this
week for employes of Eugene
Fruitgrowers' Assn., with Henry
G. Rodgers as instructor.
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