Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, August 01, 1949, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage 2, RegMer.Cu.rd, Eugene, Or.., Men., Aug. 1, 1949 Cf . C:Le Dars,J j4s Tempers Rise at Dance House-Men Seek 5-Day Work Week WASHINGTON U. Republi can Western tate congressmen, anxious to return to their homes in cool wide open spaces, started Sheriff's deputies were Navy and CAB -Investigate legislating three or four dayi week when we could be getting our work done and go home," he a.irl . . . 1 Tpmnun wr hot and actions wounds. Anoerson was namea cnarman. r,,,i dispatched to the scene shortly or an imorrnai group oi m o-- , ter midnight and reported that an .... - republicans from the seven states Barn Dance Sunday night and , v.onicer waI Ior,ed t0 ,hoo. off A imIimas I vfh both city police and sheriff's of- his gun at the rafters in an effort jL Cj wl flJII fice had their hands full with re-ito quiet the brawl. I suiting fights. j Another Fight I WRIGHTSTOWN, N. J. (U.R A oarlv which ended in a brawl A P31 leaving In their car to The Navy and Civil Aeronautics at th dan hall iust north o "cape the fight ran into the face Board collected "factual evidence" hVortrdroinnnSwayV' ""other when they apparently Monday to d.trin. rtunt, 99 North, resulted in .everal peo- -gued among lves m front ing Navy Hellcat of California, Oregon, Washing ton, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana and Colorado. "What we want to do is act on the necessary legislation and then go back to our districts," Ander son laid. The big gripe of Western and spaces, siarirai r.DortinI , the Eugene Hos-lDI ine onappy aervice .aie n. r......cu ... - r- . . i . l n un...ik: ivi muicvTCniern nuuio mcmDers is r . . .. . a.. c j 11r.11.. c. n u i Mnc nnve nionoay 10 pui ma n. ------ . --7 - pital with on a 'live-any worn ween. There are too many feet-dragging congre.csmen, according to Hep. Jack W. Anderson (R-Val.) "Here we are dragging our feet, that the House has been going over from Thursday to Monday, I with "gentlemen's agreements" between opposing House leaders that there will be no roll call on; Mondays. Membera Take Off j That permits Atlantic seaboard i and other nearby members to go home Thursday night and not knife and bottle; (ADVERTISEMENT) PALMIST II A O A M MARIE. EffrplUn Reader m Uradln nut hi! Mmf dawn fram fr VKU.5 rafcrS." com. back until Tuesday morning, rrnnri. i.a. Mirruit Boiio.i.. Com The objective of putting the nd l.a.e rout -Mind. Sprtlal $s.oo IJt TjftIta- nn . "flve-riav work week" lU.iln. 11)1. week OOIJ ii.m. i" , T . . " , : opp..ii. or.i. d.i. u spin, leu! ii to force the House and Sen ate leaders to gel logetner ana name an adjournment date. Democratic leaders have laid they think Congress will adjourn about Sept. 1. But no definite date hai been set. Why suffer ony longer ark.a .uipti tail aa .c1"" remedial APUlll eaeeeee IF ran lo Chlea. Ne miller will "ill illm.nte re. are irfllelid-dlairdiri. Ingillli. krarl. lean, "Mr. " eaa. ennetlDallen. alien, dlaaelei rheomallira. (all aid Uldder few ela. female eeMllalata nrrici sioima tlW u evedaeedtr Oalp CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE ! CO. in WUIaamaa 3 Cities Decontrolled WASHINGTON M Rent control was ended Monday for Ashland, Ore., Victoria, Texas, and Logan, Utah, Housing Expedi ter Tlghe E. Woods announced. Penny arcades back In the 1880's had coin-operated games and even some vending devices. IT'S HERE ONYXITE The Stone Beautiful Does your Dralnbocnd absorb water? Is It hard to pl.anf Doei It coat too much to Install? Do you hay. th. am trouble with your bathroom and kitchen floor, and walls? Your shower bath? ONYXITE IS THE ANSWER 1. Applied In one piece s, continuous unit with rounder corners! I. Mixes In colors of your eholce! . Durable Lasts Indefinitely! 4. You can shape It to conform with your Ideasl 5. Cost Is very reasonable! 25 YEARS IN OPERATION BUT NEW TO EUGENE I rOR ESTIMATE WITHOUT OBLIGATION CALL DICK GRAHAM 4-0z4g Excise Taxes Repeal Doubled WASHINGTON 7P House Democratic leader McCormack (Mass) said after a White House conference Monday he sees no prospect for repeal of any of the wartime excise taxes at this ses sion of Congress. McCormack, in addition to his party post, is a member of the House Ways and Means Commit tee which originates tax legisla. tion. McCormack and other Demo cratic congressional leaders dis cussed the tax situation and other matters at their regular Monday morning session with President Truman. Other conferes were Vice Pres ident Barkley, Speaker Rayburn and Senate Majority Leader Lucas. When Lucas was asked about the possibility of tax legislation, ha referred questioners to Mc Cormack, asserting the matter was in the jurisdiction of the House committee. "Everybody is for repeat," Mc Cormack said, "but when you open up the question of repealing excise taxes, you open up the question of repealing them all and raise the possibility of another $1,700,000,000 loss in revenue. "You can't lose this much rev enue without further unbalancing the budget and without levying other taxes to replace the excise taxes." Ave. E.. and Willamette St. City 1 sons. police were dispatched to the cafe I The two-way investigation and discovered that Lloyd Elmer; opened while, authorities tried to Hach. 92 North Washington St., : identify the 12 passengers and and Edmond Leroy Pasino, Smeed ' three crew members aboard the Hotel, had just engaged in a fist Eastern? Airlines DC-3 which fight ending In a battle with crashed and burned in an alfalfa knives. Police reported that the (field near here Saturday. Eleven j fight started over an inter-party j of the victims still were uniderHi squabble. They both finally gavelfied. up their knives to a witness, butl The Fourth Navaf District at not until Passino had received a i Philadelphia appointed a four- Roller Coaster Swept by Fire SALT LAKE uirr ." r no i early Monday deftroyed part of the giant roller coaster at famed Saltair, on the south shore of Great Salt Lake. Firemen, aided by the absence of wind, extinguished the blaze in about three hours and prevented the flames from spreading to the rest of the resort, built on 2500 piles driven into the salt and sand of the lake shore, 13 miles west of Salt Lake City. For a time, the glow of the fire could be seen 20 miles away. The fire started on the first hump of the giant racer and wiped out a 50 foot section of double track. Firemen blamed it on an overheated bearing. The resort had closed before midnight and the pavilion was almost deserted when a watchman found the lire. State Schools Denied .Pensioners' Bodies SALEM Old age pension ers don't have to worry for fear their bodies will be used for sci entific purposes when they die. Attorney General George Neun- er ruled Monday that the pension ers' bodies don't comeunder a 1949 law, which lets medical schools use bodies of persons buried at public expense. The opinion was requested by. Governor Douglas McKay. In an opinion for State Treas urer Walter J. Pearson, Neuner ruled that money recovered in damage suits for wrongful death is not subject to inheritance taxes. Neuner ruled for the state board of health that the Masonic and slashed wrist. To Hospital Passino was taken to the Eugene man board to investigate charges the Navy Pilot, Lt. (JG) Robert V. Poe, buzzed a low-flying Piper f cm OA COAl jN tutu's LMMSi HNtJFCTUERS jgjffliqjl MM ENG4NCER& OF a-MS Hospital where he was treated and! Cub, then zoomed up' in a fast turn ana nib me iwo-enginea air liner. George Humphrey, manager of an airport at Morristown, Pa., and pilot of the Piper Cub was the only witness to the collision, and the CAB asked him for a sworn statement. Poe, 26, of Fairfax, Va., was on a training flight from the Ana costia Naval- Air Station near Washington, D. C, to Quonset Point, R, I. Humphrey said the fighter pilot "buzzed" him twice before crashing into the transport just aft of the wing. MILLER & HARVEY Sheet Metal Co. 1.1IM n n. Hidi. rhona (-Mil : Q33SXQI "5S Don't Pay Over 50 Today For Medicine to quickly relieve the pains of Rheumatism, Arthritis, Neuritis, Lumbago, Sore Lame Muscles Why suffer another day from the RRony of these painful ailments? Prove free that you can set miraculous relief in just a few minutex from rheumatic pains, muscle sore ness, sprains, ns well as serious lameness of muselcs nnj joints. It's no longer necessary to dose voui'sr.Jf with internal medicine. 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The fight at the dance hall was almost over by the time the deputies were notified, but Fred James Modoff, 22, 680 Bethel Dr. and Clyde Dorsey, 24, 1800 1st St., Springfield, were arrested o) drunk and disorderly conduct charges. 3 Injured Injured at tho dance hall were James Johnson, Cottage Grove who received bruises; Walter Amendson, Linshaw, Ore.; and Modoff. Johnson and Amendson received treatment at the Eugene Hospital and were released. Another party which tried to escape from the dance brawl was almost run off the road by other escapists, the sheriff reported. Tempers rose as a result of the near accident and another fight resulted. Authorities said J. fi. Grant, 949 Thirteenth Ave. West, was stabbed In the back before this fight ended and A. G. Cook, Cottage Grove, discovered later that he too had received a back wound. Both were released af ter treatment at the Eugene Hospital. Two other fiehts. one at filv Cafe, 724 Willamette St., and the other at the Ace Tavern, 746 North Park St., helped keep city police busy Saturday night. Truman Back In Washington WASHINGTON (U.R) Presi dent Tuman cut short his weekend rest at his Maryland mountain retreat, "Shangri-La," Sunday to return and welcome Mrs. Tru man from their home at Indepen dence, Mo. , The President was driven from me catoctin Mountain town of inurmont, Md., to Silver Springs, a Washington suburb, where he greeted Mrs. Truman with a kiss when she alighted from her train. She had been away two months. From Silver Springs they drove to their residence at Blair House. While waiting for the train, the President chatted freely with White House aides and reporters. It took him two hours to come from Thurmont but, unlike his trip down there Friday, he did no driving. "I scared a year's growth out of some of the Secret Service men, he chuckled, recallinir his Fire Danger Is Decreased (CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1) Tension Bases After Shooting ALICE, Tex. (U.R) Tension from the assassination of a cru sading newscaster eased Monday after a soft-speaking Presbyterian minister cautioned angry towns men to calm down. Nightriders pumped shotgun pellets into an Alice nightspot Friday night about 12 hours after radio newsman W. H. (Bill) ma son, 51, was shot to death as he sat in his automobile on the city's outskirts. The night spot was the Rancho Allegro which Mason, program di rector for station KBKI, had made the chief target of a vice cam paign he waged on his program. He charged that Deputy Sheriff Sam Smithwick owned the club. Smithwick was held as Mason's slayer. The deputy sheriff faces a pre liminary hearing on a charge of murder with malice aforethought Tuesday. He was returned to jail here Sunday after being taken to Nueces County jail at Corpus Christi, SO miles east of here, to safeguard him. Delivering the funeral oration Sunday over Mason's flag-draped casket, the Rev. Andrew Byers begged citizens not to take the law into their own hands. was threatened for a while Satur day night, soon after flames spread from a fire set by twol boys attempting to get bees out of a honeycombed nest. A portable sawmill southwest ; of Bend operated by Leonard Lundgren was destroyed by fire Saturday. The owner estimated 1 damage at $50,000. Mill workers and foresters kept the flames from reaching timber In the Fall River area. 1 Lightning-set fires west of: Klamath Falls were all under control Sunday night, 'but look outs were alerted for new out breaks in the wake of thunder storms. About 85 acres of brush burned Saturday near Clover Creek in the worst of the blazes. Smoke-jumpers extinguished a small blaze in the Siskiyou Na tional Forest Sunday at a point inland from Gold Beach. Freak electrical storms set off a rash of forest fires over Northern California Sunday and touched off a dynamite blast that killed two men. 40 Fires More than 40 fires were report ed burning in Tahoe National Forest alone. All persons and fire-fighting equipment in the flrfA worn enmmnrtari tn atA in battling the blazes, according to u. o. roresi service reports reaching Sacramento. The Forest Service said that at the height of the storm, fires broke out at the rate of six a minute throughout the mountain areas. os not hive . 1 r . the board L0NG BEAcIVT iauTv rV: 'a -. S. Air Force a,,i veset, -oi. Claude r r manding fficw Beach Air Force r''. flight was marl, i.- i, said he believei 1 i 4 est altitude ever ' : weather balloon. nd Winchester lj rf" others at 1690 W sTt ujrepairin, too.. MILLS Bring your lumber to us for commercial .1..; and loading. 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The girl Shangri-La "and I got wet once when it started raining while I was in tne pool Legion Delegates (Arriving at Salem SALEM (rP) The first of 3000 delegates began arriving here Monday for the 31st annual con vention of the Oregon Department of the American Legion. The convention will last from Wednesday through Saturday. Speakers at the convention will include Frank N. Belgrano, Jr., i Portland, past national command er; Stephen F. Chadwick, Seattle. also a past national commander; lien. ftiarK uark was accompanied by her father. Fama Airlines here said that its four-engined DC4 airlinar on which the girl was a passenger had radioed from Nassau, in the Bahamas, that the child had died shortly before the plane reached Nassau. Villager's Find in India Goes Off With a Bang NEW DELHI, India (U.R) A Kashmir villager found a heavy iron object in a field and took it to a blacksmith's shop near Srinagar to have it made into something useful. 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