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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1952)
I Phone Subscribers Snub Free Music Programs TOUGH OK.., J People im Service NEW HAVEN, Conn. U.R) "leak" had developed In a special Telephone subscribers thought line set up for music. The trouble they were getting extra service was corrected. u,hn thiv nicked ud their 'phones Most of those who inquired RARE RABBIT BAGGED SARANAC LAKE, N. Y. (tl.R) One of nature's rarities, an all black snowshoe rabbit, was rbagged by Richard Emperor. The rabbit was one ot two of Its kind shot in this region during the past 10 years. MORE POWER TO US FRENCH LICK, Ind. (U.R A General Electric vice president, Chester H. Lang, predicts that by 1970 Americans will triple the amount of electric power they now use. That would be about a trillion kilowatt hours of power. -.,,..inea to tb v "ua we local jrtl, and heard music. about the "extra service" said The company explained that altheyd rather not have it. w-if mm Service Briefs 1 'Page 1 4 Sun., Jan. 13, 1952 Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., I BECAUSE THEIR DOLLARS GO FURTHER WITH OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! Monday and Tuesday ANQTHIR SENSATIONAL VALUEl cotton remnants Values to 49c Yard FAST COLOR PIRCAUS I t I I YARD LINOTHS You tan beat Mill lor value. A whole spring wardrobe to tw youutlf toitt lust Den. (niei at this price Bl Lw iitmtat Itlii aTlstr WisiajjjjjjjjjjsBgajajaaBl th a (Slot DQ330 Qa WILLIAM C. KLOSTER, son of Nelson and Madge Klosler, Trent, is stationed at Alame da, Cal., with the Coast Guard. LT. THOMAS WILKINSON, Jr., is an F-86 Sabrejet pilot with the 4th Fighter Inter ceptor Wing in Korea. His wife, Vertie, lives at 1140 Polk St., Eugene. FLIER MATURES EARLY ATTLEBORO. Mass. u. - Walter Main, 18-year-old North Attleboro youth who has been flying since he was 13, is per. haps the nation's youngest flight instructor. Main, who holds a commercial pilot's ticket, recently got his flight instructor's license from the Civil Aeronautics Administration. Can 4J RELIEVED IN f 5 Seconds OR MONEY BACK WITH NEW "MIRACIE" IANACANE Skin Ntitd oontf io,i- Ointment Sit QUICK IAH(I1 I RtlltvlS ITCHING iKIN . UHFDt MANY nTUFQ MeoictTioNs fAiies.' . 12 Scientific Ingredients" in IANACANE mtlucfng duitk oiling Bamocalnt plui Vitamin 0,lf , H. lpyouln Iwayi: """'. I ! H(h.n ,k,n tail I N9 c'"tr.i I. Spuad p.oltdiv toaling I w6 ( J,aiB I J. Spttd qwnh tital.ng 3Cl,h J " Tos"rvE "guarantee IANACANE ("ull (! Ih.ng HI Col. Wallace Ruff, 1335 Dalton Dr., Eugene, is crew chief for one of the B-26 light bombers now operating from a field near Bordeau, France. T-Sgi. Earle M. Tupper, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Allum- baugh of Eugene, is now stationed at the Suffolk County Air Force Base on Long Island after spend ing 36 months in Germany. M. Col. John C. Couslll, 2377 Charnelton St., Eugene, is now as sistant chief of staff in charge of personnel for the 7th Armored Division at Camp Roberts, Cal. M-Srt. Milton E. Perkins of Eu gene is now with a combat unit in Korea. His wife and two daughters live at 41 Madison St. Two local men recently gradu ated from the Navy electronics school at Memphis, Tenn. Both have been transferred to San Di ego. They are James A. Gilge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman H. Gilge of 142 No. Grand St., Eu gene, and Stanley Endres, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon E. Endres, Rt. 2, Junction City. Lt. Willis E. McCullough re cently completed a course at the Far East Command Chemical School at Camp Gifu, Japan. His wife, Lillian, lives at 777 River Rd., Eugene. S-Sgt. Lyle 8. Mulllca of 1137 Birch Ave., Cottage Grove, is with the 49th Fighter-Bomber Wing of the Fifth Air Force in Korea. Cpl. Duane A. Tourtillott, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Tour tillott of 3741 Barger Dr., Eugene, is with the 22nd Bomb Wing in England. He is an aircraft eleC' trical specialist. Ruopisii L3MMI18 -'.!'. CU THIS REMINDER COUPON I Oakridge Man Awaits Preliminary Hearing George Washington Flitcroft, 22, of Oakridge, was in jail this week end awaiting a preliminary hear ing Monday morning on a charge of receiving stolen property. State police and Deputy Sher iff Robert Tillotson of Westfir ar rested him Friday, charging him with receiving a box of tools sto len from Ernest Yearling near Oakridge during the Christmas holidays. For T Sffidtner ad Svitd GE Portable Dishwasher JOHN R. MAGELKY, son of Mr. and Mrs. Evert Nord strom, 369 'a W. 10th Ave., Eugene, is serving aboard the subtender USS Sperry at San Diego. UO Exhibit: Features Young Israeli Artists More than 30 paintings, the work of Israeli children, are cur rently being shown by the school of architecture and allied arts at the University of Oregon. The exhibit is sponsored and circulated by Children to Pales tine, Inc., a Christian-Jewish conv mittee organized in 1943 to aid in the rescue and rehabilitation of Jewish children. All of the paintings and prints were made by children in Israel between 10 and 15 years ot age who lost their parents through Nazi oppression. Wear Beach Blended Lenses, the bifocal without the dividing line. Available only at the of fice of Dr. Elliott, Optometrist, 62 W. 10th, Eugene. 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