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1 Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., 11 J I Page 2, Tues., Sept, 13, 1949 fj QZI LGQUGr Is Suicide Eugene's Only Jewelry Store Having a CERTIFIED WATCHMAKER Authorised Dealer . HAMILTON BULOVA & WYLER WATCHES DALE ALLEN Eugene's Watch Specialist Certified Master Watchmaker and Jeweler 1801 Willamette Ph. 5-2571 Honor Student Paroled to Dad McCarran to Visit !Crew Escapes Europe and Vatican flaming Plane. WASHINGTON U Sen. Pat McCarran (D.-Nev.) preparing to ioo inr tnHv nf ri unlaced Dersons ana economic recuveiy m : MUNICH, Geimany, (P) The chle Judge of the Nazi party I , xmrMM court. Reichsleiter Wal- " " T" . leave tor a study or oispiaceo persons ana 'r-"" ' Vi ;,lrtarM, crewmen, who para 7 . ... . , . . . cago High benool nonor siucieni, Europe, says he also w visit Premier Francisco rranco to see h ,-, fro . flaming B-29 ter Buch committed suic.de by , d t hi father thesis , trend toward democracy" in Spain. ?. s XutS siasning nis wnut ouu jumihu'b ' juage tarj L-aiourene auer xne McCarran, cnairman oi me oenaie juaiciaiy uuiiihij i i ,ki ind exploded . . . i i i-j i .M.Mnt i j ' n, uM win m aHmit rnnrn FIPk tn this ! before It crasneo Bna exviuucu, inio Ammer L.aKe, Bavarian siaie , iicih (j""'"u nas ooiuea up naiuau "" ,: "' Ti,.trf a(rt there bure arr resulted from three country, sad he orooaDiy will inciuae in nis mret-wttn ..." in nmnanv I toiu ,ith Prtno P1n XI at the Vatican. to it. Besides investigating HATS $ CLEANED BLOCKED OK HAT SHOP 1430 Willamette Eugene 1 police announced Monday. Buch's body was dragged from the lake last Friday evening. Police said they did not know the exact date on which Buch killed himself or the motive for his deed. Buch was adjudged a major of fender in two denazification trials. At the second trial last Judy, however, the Munich appellate court reduced his forced-labor sentence from five years to the time he had already been under arrest 3Ms yearn. SAN JOSE, Cal.-(U.R) Twelve "was nothing run on ,p I CONSUMPTION JEp 13 TO 12 1 OPEN SUNDAYS Nothlog luce It! The new QUAKER )2 10 oil heater puts HtoH more heat In jour home with the same amount of oil. That means Important fuel swings. Sensstional new QUAKERTROL does It. This new derice automttlcslly delivers the right araonot of au to the burner regardless of natural chimney draft. Gives perfect, economical combustion on any chimney ... in any weather. And there's 79 more primary heating surface to make your oil go further ... last longer. REPLACE NOW! Be sure of besting comfort NOV and for years to come. See this marvelous new beater TODAY. 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Overlaps Hit In Reclamation Site Bethel Records Pupil Increase BETHEL Enrollment in grades one through six, School District No. 52, has increased 21.5 per cent over the September, 1948, enrollment, according to Tom Powers, superintendent of schools. Powers made the announcement after opening of school Monday. A total of 605 children have been registered in the firBt six grades. Last year's total enrollment was 408. Following is the enrollment In the three grade schools of District No. 52: Erving, 135; Bethel, 216, and Danebo, 254. In 1948, Irving School enrolled 120; Bethel School, 198, and Dahebo School, 180. Total enrollment of Willamette High School will not be deter mined until after September 26, opening date of the new junior and senior high school. the DP problem and foreign recovery spending, McCarran said he hopes to get some idea how much money it will take to arm the military forces for friendly powers in Western Europe, as proposed tn pending legislation. McCarran tried unsuccessfully , inor scratches and bruises. SEATTLE W) A "tremen- to write a $su million sum tor dous overlapping and powerful Spain into the foreign recovery competition" between the Army Program. He said he is going to fnoio. r,rt thp Reclamation Spain to "see what kind of gov- Service was cited this week by jernment they have. fnrmpr dircrlor of the Nat Onal .F All we had to do was hit the silk. It was simple," one crew man said. The huge plane crashed Mon day in the rough brushy hill area near Calaveras Dam In north eastern Santa Clara County. All of the men landed with only PLASTERING PROMPT SERVICE There Is Ne Substitute for Good Plastering! F. R. Barnes & Son Plastering Contractors Phone 5-7872 Meanwhile, Air Force authori ties were investigating the crash. Captain Charles A. Grice, 26, pilot of the plane, said one of the bomber's four engines started to "act up" just after takeoff from ment officials In Rome on Italian economic conditions. Besides his Judiciary Job, Mc Carran is chairman of a House Senate "watch-dog" committee on foreign aid spending, and is a member of the Senate appropria tions subcommittee on military spending. He will sail from New York Thursday. His tour will take him to France, Germany, Austria, England, Ireland, and Portugal, as well as Spain and Italy. Grice gave orders to bail out when flames erupted from the engine cowling. The plane "start ing shaking apart," he said. Two brush fires were touched off by the flaming craft, but both were brought under control by j Forest Service firefighters. visit to J e""i " "her 0f the the VaUcan wiU be coupled wlth ."Pi JU-St a, Park Service and member of the ... Fairf leld-Suisan Air Base. HnnvM eTiinv mmm nn. Horace M. Albright, president of the U.S. Potash Co., and a, member of the Hoover Commis sion study group on reclamation, mining and natural resources, said that millions of dollars could be saved if recommended reor ganization would be carried out. "The two agencies, doing tne same kind of work, are compet ing for funds," he said.. "We strongly recommended that the two agencies be com bined. But there you run into difficulty. The Army Engineers, with only about 200 commissioned engineers concerned, have 30,000 civilians . working for them. The Reclamation Service also is powerful agency." Albright said that neither agen cy wants to b' stripped of its individual powers and funds. new YORK Barbara However, he asserted, they should Hutton's son, Lance Reventlow, be appraised in the national in- 13, says his ailing mother "had terest so that no duplication of j treatments that didn't seem to ' J 1 ' boobs WIBINO ( KANOE vTATEB J BSATEB WISING I Eugene Electric Service V IMS WMhlnf ton ; Dial 4-S161 ( j aiiiimiJHJiitiijiusijijjtujniaiiiruiuijiiuiHnsiiHaJHiujiwtiiuHiiiiiiij.ijiiij.i! 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To moila, a member of the Polish underground, said he was tortured In a Communist concentration camp for five months before es caping. The young Pole charged that his father and brother were executed In 1946 for voting against Com munism and said his mother was killed during a wartime air raid. Immigration authojities, who held Tomoila after the French Liner SS Washington docked here, appointed a board of in quiry to study his case. THIS WEEK at STARK'S A Brand New Vacuum Name must be withheld because oi the unheard oi price slash I Only Stark's buying power, creator volume, makes this tre mendous scrvinas possible. STREAMLINED WITH HEADLIGHT MOTOR DRIVEN BRUSH O o o NATIONALLY FAMOUS UPRIGHT CLEANER, COMPLETE WITH ATTACHMENTS. No Sales to Dealers, Salesmen or ior Resale. ASK ABOUT OUR FREE TRIAL PLAN NO DOWN PAYMENT IOW EASY TERMS PHONE M597 TOR FREE HOME TRIAL IT'S STARK'S FOR BETTER CLEANING FOR BETTER HEALTH Open Friday Until 1 P.M. 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