Eugene register-guard., December 19, 1951, Image 21

"51 bur.1T
1 "led house." Nicholas
Plice someone
fj worth of property
t h war bonds, a fur
jewelry, linens and
BLIND BUT VAMAXT
SALEM, 111. i.R)John Cnrri.
Jr., Marine veteran who lost his
eyesight in World War II, is com
pleting a four-year horticulture
course in three years and will be
awarded his degree from the Uni
versity of Missouri in February.
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KERQ-Iw.-doird 10:40 A.M. lt:(M Neaa
News Hoars: 6:45 P.M. 1:00 P.M.
College Stills Noise
n Men s Dorms
GALESBURG, 111. (U.R) In de
signing new dormitories, officials
at Knox College started with the
premiss that the human animal,
especially the young male of the
species, is noisy.
Corridors in men's dormitories
generally ars not the quietest
places on the campus.
Corridors will be eliminntod at
Knox. ' The buildings will have
eight-man suites, each which will
have four bedrooms, a home-like
living room, bath and separate en
trances.
Register-Guard, Eugene, Or
Wed., Dec. 19, 1951 Page 21
MAIL GOES THROUGH
SPARTA, 111. (U.R) When snow
blocks automobile travel, a -rural
carrier, Waldemar Klopper, calls
on a tractor owner to help, him
carry out the pledge, "the mail
must go through." He makes his
rounds riding on the tractor's
drawbar.
NOT REALLY MOSS
Spanish moss is not a moss and
has never been in Spain. This
beautiful air plant is an herb
growing In the southern United
States and tropical America.
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