icfion Ruling
Morse Opposes
Power Sales
S?S!iCounibfl Basketball Coach
I Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Wed., July 13, 1949. Pago 18
jRotarians a word picture of how
'the garden operates.
I Columbia will play the Univer
sity of Oregon earlv next vear at
at tne Bus Ear (dam) sites,'
Tells Rotations of Playing
Fairbanks Mori Magneto
New & Rebuilt
CLARK
BATTERY A ELECTRIC CO.
1991 VI. 6th Ave., Phone 4-3319
Morse said.
Wlalus
"I think private utilities are en
titled to fair consideration in re
Gordon Ridings, basketball : Navy during World War II he took ; Eugene.
ed twice daily beginning next WASHINGTON W Sena.
spect to negotiating contracts coach at Columbia University and the coaching position at Columbia,
with the government for sale of , (ormer basketball star at Uni- He turned out two championship
It takes 11 lambs to supply the
5. Willamette
Monday, Jon Titcomd, plant mantor Morse (R-Ore) is opposed to power, but I think the people of
ager, announced Wednesday. selling to private utilities at the (the area are entitled to have the
Titcomb said these tours, which 'dams power generated by the gov- power distributed to them over
. tain offered in all Weyer-ier"mcnt Wro-electric projects. the Bonneville Power Adminlstra-
versity High School and the Uni- teams, and last year his team was
versity of Oregon, spoke before 1 runner-up to Hobby Hobson'i
"cat gut" for a single tennis
raquet.
the Eugene Rotary Club Tuesday
noon.
Yale team.
WE HAVE SOME
EXCELLENT
GARDEN LOAM
Delivered Anywhere
EUGENE SAVD A
GRAVEL CO.
the Soum
ITCH
I Scabies t li highly conta
k 10 .r;.,.. with
proper
haeuser plants in the Northwest,
would be confined to the lumber
division, at least until the pulp di
vision is completed.
Me made the statement in a tion tranmimn orin
The Columbia coach described
the playing of Tony Lavelli, star
player on the Yale team, and
floiu and will continue for
life If not stoDtx?d. Ita sole
telegram to Henry Hansen, of the they want to obtain their power
Capital Press of Salem, Ore. that way.
"I am opposed to the ide;i that "I shall oppose any attempt on
after the ereat Dower darr. nf ihm th no- n tk. ... ..niiA-
Ridings, who is attending a
cause Is the itVh-mit. u-hlch
summer coaching school in bas.
Is tmmun to ordinary treatment EX
SORA kill the Itch-mite almost instantly.
Only three, day' EXSORA treatment U
required.
Mall Orders Given Prompt Attenttsa
At All Fred Meyer Drar Seetleiu
And Other Good Drug Siorea
t O10, Manager uren
y'?uesda.verthe
ketball at the university, attended I spoke of his experiences in play
Eugene schools and the university ling against him. He also told of
before taking his master's degree 'his experiences in playing at
in the east. After serving in the Madison Square Garden, and gave
Tours will commence
m. and 2 p.m.
at 9:30.Paciflc Northwest have been built block the BPA transmission grid
irh. Eugene 5-3355 Spfd. 7-JCTf!
wm ptuu iui uy uie taxpayers system.
mtn the city. .
that tne "17
Weyerhaeuser Offers
Daily Tours of Plant '
Tourt of the lumber division of
the Weyerhaeuser Timber Co.
Springfield plant will be conduct
.Wrovements n
lte??Z eSrtf- Had
N.u0 ' declared invalid.
,i, brought by Staow "
"""Si? to 27th Ave. be-
.iELn .Mi to plan
.i urogram this
, trin. added, "but now
, j th test we can.
t-rrrwiiiave to wait
kid. on capiwi .""h--"-"---
r r jnna this summer 10
I , , it. this month. The
f&etw 24th and 27th
Kuded in this bid call,
".I.) t street improve-
k. rlv annexed sec-
m in . ,
t. said that a report is n
. in Inform the city
Lfi,.t Ipds must be taken
the South Willamette
t .... t.i.nta ctrplt
let mm nucvjuo -----Th
s reDort also
Indicate street renaming and
labeling neeas in me msa.
Km Invited
Itlement of the election sun
-.v.. t oracticai now. um
Imanager stated, for the city
Kept property owners' peti-
for paving improvement m
South Willamette section.
from a consirucwon
fpoinf, it is too late to carry
tie necessary engineering
mi to let contracts for such
Jul! summer. Street improve-
h ire financed in juigene
bb asiessment of adjoining
Erfe, and such improve
E are ordered by the city
til when a majority of the!
tetv owners to be affected
petitions asking that their
11 be paved.
though full police and fira
Irion has been afforded the
k Willamette area since the
ration election last Novem-
fthe city has had to wait for
purt decision before provid-
lacmues such as street and
Ic signs. Now, King said, the
let can be administered andi
Id as are all other parts of
confusion about the aDDll
m ol city ordinances In South
Imette district should now be
Id, he added. Although this
iwtn legally true since the
Ion, some residents of th
m have been misinformed,
potions about city building
lits, ronlng regulations, fire
His, and so forth." K1n rm-
ld, "certainly should be clear
nnat tne annexation has been
pea vaiia.
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