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Page 18, Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore,, Tuea., July 18, 1948 SHOWER ON WHEELS NW YORK (U.R) Miss Marian Zarembo of Glen Cove, N. Y, was given a bridal shower by friends at the last oar of a Long Island rail Nad oommuter train on the way to work. Refreshments were served. I? STREAMLIIR N EMPIRE BUILDER Ornl Nortitra'l Sr.olfll Train Chicago la just two night away from Portland on the fleet new Empire Builder. For only $2.13 more than a standard Pullman lower berth, noy the privacy and oomfort of a Duplex-Roomette. Um fwtltud Jolly ol S fM. For Information or rnwrvationt O. L. BtBOBOFV Tray. Past. Agent tat 9. W. Washington St. Portland 6, Oregon Phone: Beacon 7273 GREAT NORTHERN Boundary Board Didn't Budge The Lane County Boundary Board Monday turned down a petition from Cloverdale school district that would, move the boundary between Creswell and Pleasant Hill union high schools. The petition would have taken three more farms from the Pleas ant Hill district than originally required in order to make the high school districts conform with present consolidated grade school districts. The Boundary Board said that eventually a petition to make the grade and high school boundaries coincide would be In order. TAKES FALL IN STRIDE MANILA (U.R) Diele Cruz, ele vator operator, fell five floors down an empty shaft, was sped to a hospital, and was sent home after physicians treated his only injury, a broken rib. A. W. Mortensen Co. Steam BOILERS Phones: Eugene 6041 Portland VE 31E5 Heart Disease Leads In Toll Of the 98 deaths reported for June by the health office Tues day, heart disease killed 35, can cer 12, and miscellaneous ailments or accidents the remainder. There were three still births and eight infant deaths, as well as one child who died as a result of an infant ailment. Automobile accidents killed five in Lane County last month, ac cording to the City-County Health Department's monthly report. One adult died as a result of measles. In the communicable disease report, the health office listed 28 known cases of measles In June, compared to only one reported a year ago. Other communicable diseases reported in June, and compared with those of a year ago, included chicken pox, seven and ten; gon orrhea, two and six; mumps, two and one; syphilis, two and six; tuberculosis, none and five; and whooping cough, none and two. There were 41 communicable dis ease cases reported, as compared to 84 last year, but the increase was more than accounted for by the increase in measles, which reached near-epidemic proportions early in June. Organization List In Process of Change The Eugene Chamber of Com merce Is revising its city organ iational directory, a mimeographed listing of service clubs, trade or ganiations, public agencies, patri otic, educational, fraternal, politi cal and miscellaneous organiza tions. "We hope to have the directory as accurate and complete as pos sible," Chamber Manager Fred Brenne reported Tuesday, "and to that end we are urging that sec retaries and presidents or all local groups provide us with their names, addresses and telephone numbers." The new edition of the directory probably will be ready for distri bution in another month, Brenne added. MEASLES PLAGUE UTAH SALT LAKE CITY (U.R) Utah had six times as many measles cases the first five months of this year as for the entire year of 1047. The month of May, alone, ac counted for 847 measles cases. The entire vear of 1947 had only 818 measles cases. BHIGGS - STRATTON ENGlW cut ro mvm crrnTr''l Every part of th KIMBALL... 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