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9ge 20A Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore,, Wed., Sept. 21, 1349 ASPHALT PAVING GRADING AND PAVING INDUSTRIAL AREAS, SUBDIVISIONS, PARKING LOTS STREETS AND ROADS RENTAL EQUIPMENT 2 Motor Patrols 4 Dump 1 TD6 Dozer Trucks and shovel 2 Rollers ACME CONSTRUCTION CO. 733 Olive Eugene, Oregon Phone 5-4012 Plastic Lung Material New Aid to TB Treatment A CCSTOMEW Who Is He? A most important person to us. We depend on him. Satisfied ufttomerM mean niiccpmk. Stop today! Rhoades Barber Shops 144 West Broadway (Market Barber Shop) 963 Pearl (Trallways Bids.) o By Howard W. Blakesle. AP Srlenea Editor DENVER . - tP) A new-snow-white, plastic lung material that docs most everything except breathe was shown to the Col orado Sate Medical Society meet ing here. The white stuff replaces lost lung tissue when part of a lung is collapsed in treating tubercu losis at the National Jewish Hos pital, Denver. Dr. Allan Hurst, medical director of the hospital, planned the exhibit. Same as Flesh The plastic is soft as flesh. It is about the same weight as lung tissue. It is odorless, taste, less, non-irritating and perma ncnt. It is porous, with thousands of fine irregular holes, closely re- semnnng real jungs. ine lung s natural fibers grow into the syn thetic sponge and anchor it in place. The result is a repair job that fills out a damaged lung to its natural shape. Without repairs of this sort, a person becomes slab-sided, with a hollow instead of the usual chest bulge. The new plastic is the latest of many medical attempts to solve the lung repair problem. It was invented by Lawrence Heightshoe, a Denver plastics company man ager. He is a World War vet-1 eran, disabled in that war. Made In Oven Heightshoe has a private lab oratory in Longmont, near Den ver. But he made the first batch of lung filler in his wife's kitch en oven. The new lung has been used on human patients, replacing bub bles of lucite, which are light weight plaster spheres about the size of golf balls. The substitutes lung problem is world-wide, for lung collapse for tuberculosis alone is done on hun dreds of thousands. Cancer oper ations are adding more. The handmade American glass industry is largly concentrated today near Wheeling, W. Va., close to despite of the world's finest 'silica sand, principal ingredient of 'glass. State Denies Shelfon Case SALEM UP) The State Civil Service Commission has refused to erant a hearing to Earl R. Shelton, 31, state hospital attend ant who was fired Sept. 6 on charges of cruelty to patients. The commission said it did not give Shelton his hearing because he is a conditional employe, in stead of a regular employe. Con ditional employes are those who hold their jobs without taking civil service examinations, iney don't have the same hearing rights as employes who hold their jobs through examinations. Examinations never have been given for the hospital attendant jobs, but the commission hopes to begin them in November. Robert Johnson, state civil ser vice administrator, said the com mission could grant a hearing to a conditional employe if there was evidence he was fired for political, racial of religious rea sons. But the law doesn't com pel the commission to do so. Johnson explained that Shelton submitted no evidence that poli tical, racial or religious issues iirsra invnlvpH. W. Sflirf he ffflt nO evidence of any kind from Shel ton. All Shelton sent the com mission was a request for a hear ing. Johnson said. Dr. C. E. Bates, hospital super intendent, confirmed for abusing patients. McSata did not ask for a hearing. The Hopewell Village furnace in Pennsylvania made cannon and shot for George Washington s sol diers at Valley Forge. Refinery Blast Kills Three FORT WORTH. 'Tex. (l.R) An explosion at the Hodge Sta tion refinery of Magnolia Petro leum Co., here killed three per sons and injured at least nine others. Three charred bodies were found in the wreckage by fire men, but none was identified im mediately. A fire that fnllnu,o4 ... brought under control within less man iwo nours, ana nremen con tinued their search of the debris for possible other victims. j Nine persons were admitted to; Fort Worth hospitals with varying degrees of burns and injuries, I most of them serious. ' , CVtVvd - ' 41 FOR BATtn. I 0rxlt C,"iM Of colon, ' Call , . DICK J none ' " rr 'A 0 v-V'-;.! i ? i ' -. , V STILL AT A LOW Yes, those Pnnnoy Brentwoods' Just get belter and betlerl No house-dioss look about these 80-square cottons . . . their smart styling and fresh plaid piiiits givs thorn go-anywhere good looks! And at Ihis LOW . . . they're terrlllcl Mi ppfs' pups 1220 juniors' 9-17, women's 38-52. Yjew dairies ! Vjeiu StijLs ! dolors Mil XI h3 W fe. f7 wT3 yj Li S it LJ Jk LJ 3s 60 Itavon, 40 Wool 475 A stunning, handsomely cut coat, carefully tailored and finished with smooth draping lines that give flattering fit and appearace. It features a set-in sleeve, Bal collar, ray on yoke and sleeve lining, fly front, sleeve tabs, slash thru pockets, fly front. Popular tan or grey colors. A real cash and carry value. WHIPCORD WORK PANTS Heavy twill whipcord in dark forest green. Precision cut and sanforized shrunk for a V 9 lasting fit. Waist size 29 to 46. WHIPCORD SHIRTS: Forest green whipcord shirts to match the whipcord pants. Sanforized shrunk and full cut to give you lots of room. Sizes 14 Va to 17. 1.98 COTTON FLANNEL SHIRTS 1.98 Bright plaids in soft, warm sanforized flan nel. Sizes 14', to 17. Also solid grey suede flannel 1,98 SWEAT SHIRTS Soft, warm, heavy fleece-lined sweat shirts in silver gray. Sizes 36 to 46. 1.49 BUFFALO PLAID SHIRTS All wool shirt in large black and red block' plaid to wear as a hunting shirt now and A QQ work shirt later. Sizes 14' to 17 mTJJ MELTON JACKETS All wool melton )ack.ts with horsehlde trim on elbows and cuffs. 2 slash pockets and tipper br.ast pocket. Color, blue. Sizes 36 A QQ lo 46. COTTON UNION SUITS Washable, long-wearing cotton union suits. Sites 36 to 52. 1.59 WOOL FELT DRESS HATS For work or dress. Popular ready-blocked style with medium width band. Blu., covert. 1 QQ or brown. Sizes 6s to 74. I.JO RED WOOL FELT HATS Bright red wool felt for that hunting trip this year. Sixes 6U to 7'i. 98c WESTERN WAIST OVERALLS Heavy, 11 -ox. d.nlm, tanforiz.d shrunk. Triple stltch.d and riv.t.d at strain points, 2 49 INI N1Q il i MEN'S WOOL WHIPCORD SLIPOVER SWEAIJ PANTS Slipover style with shorHlM, 17-oz. whipcord pants In tan, in colors to go with everything, green or gray. Wears and Sites 34 to 40. wears and holds a lasting ' press. 100 wool. See this lO I7C rnccvm value! Sizes 29 to 42 waist. " W MlbbES SLACKS T Hard finish rayon gabardin, BOYS' CHOPPER JACKET SLSSwv Juvenile boys' multl plaid lack- ets. 100 wool, zipper front, tn double yoke and back to add ! WOMEN'S JEANS to th. varmth. Knit wrist cuff. A QQ Tough, long-wearln, d.nta h Sbes3teBX- il0 thi.goodlookingwom.n'.to t Sizes 12 to 20. BOYS' WOOL CAPS To match their Jackets. Water WOMEN'S TWEED ffl repeUent wool with motato ectx The ever popular tweed coath muffs Uiat swing up or down as 1 AQ ptacflcal . goodlooldna ,tyW fl needed- UV Sites 12lo 20. I r BOYS' FLANNEL SHIRTS WOMEN'S FLANNEL G Gay flannel in multi or Hock , plaids. Warm and comfy for Full cut style with hom-stitdud fall and winter days. Sanforized 1 QO 1? plok ' blufc Ske " shrunk. Sites 6 to 18. leOO 20' BOYS' FLANNEL PAJAMAS IJON CREPE SI For those cold nights ahead - 10 nylon, 90 rayon. WUta these- soft, warm flannels are or pastels with lace trim at lop just the thing. Button or slip. 1 QQ and bottom. Sizes 32 lo 40. over style. Sanforized. l.wO BoY, glzM - 2 49 51-gauge, 15 denier N! Ti.n Colors, Butternut, Hickory BOYS' UNION SUITS Smoke, Acorn. Chestnut, M Short sleeved, knee-length Brown. Sizes 8'j to lO'i. union suits in all cotton. Sizes 1 OQ . 4 10 16, J GENUINE LEATH GIRLS' FLANNELETTE L , HANBAGS firwtTKta Reptile grain calf and qenuini UUWJNb . New Zealand lambskin. Colon, Fancy, adorable patterns In - - '" red, green, brown and black these warm cotton flannel O OQ gowns. Sizes 8 to 16. IttttO . 16-RB UMBRELLA GIRLS' FLANNELETTE Plasttc f f0' pjJjyJJg- assorted plastic handles. Tailored styles in soft pastel shades of peach or blue. With SHEET BLANHI or without trimming. Site. 8 io 1 QQ 70xcS Honk- Tops for durability, warmth unil so washable. GIRLS' ANKLETS White or pastel shades. Ribbed TAMPFD PILLOW C or plain turn-down tops. Sizes OQ , 6 lo 10'2. gC Beautiful hem stitched inili and lovely patterns. F' MISSES' CARDIGANS All wool cardigan sweater, in OUTING FLANIft oil the popular colors. Red. .. . ,7 .-, flanMl s .3.98 stir-is- ' other things. MISSES' BLOUSES pLAID PAIRS Fussy or tailored styles in beau- , . Uful pastels, darks, or plain 1 QO TV'Vwat Z white. Sizes 34 to 44. ..SO on-satin bound blanks!, w - 72-84. 3' lbs. RAYON GABARDINE SKIRTS MODE-O-GAY PERC P.ncU slim styl.s In hard finish . U rayon gabardine. All the new Q QQ Stripes, plains, print" fall colors. Sizes 22 to 30. 0.90 falls latest colors. i y t 1MMH lMt 0 f
