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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1952)
went in broup pi Lk W Mention P1' .iririm. troversiui - The Co- ,Tt wncy Com- ''Miecf ."Lament here '"authored by itttem!, of Oregon, ..1st mciw , rTnroJects now urra- Hfs:..u endorse and e7proiects "as con- Kwfpr which best lutbo u- ln and emergency. .oirfR committee ' December did not WP1' rsnvrm and Ice "e",pMmmended" dams P id them as "an im J".. . f the over-all cutout yesterday. fcanVon 1 opposed by 'fir Company and Ice pll".!.. interests. XfturB.Langlie of "!TTn Jordan of bton MadelEisenhower Plans I Remain Unknown Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Thurs., Feb. 21, 1952 Page 5 WASHINGTON- W -Fresi-'the European assignment and re dent Truman said Wednesday he does not know when Gen, Eisen hower will end his assignment as Supreme Commander of the At lantic Pact Forces in Europe. Truman's statement was in re ply to a question conference. Some Republicans b jsisennower lor their Dartv's presidential nomination have been publicly asking that he give up Actress Picks Hubby No. 6 ,150 (ttenaeu, LlD T. NELSON, Boise, VWJL f the Bureau of P ...utu wnnlrl bulla . .... ved in. io no ww ,v. President's program . . . w't restrict the compre- B UK goimi""-- weather bureau L.l specialist assigned Kiung," say that the po- k importance 01 muuscrams L3Jie rain anu ,l,i and the weather bu- Twrktal constantly to test Mi. turn here to campaign. THEIR CONCERN Is that It will be difficult, if not imnossihlr. to win the nomination for him if he remains in Europe. Otherwise in thp rmliiiol tinIA at his new5lTruman parried questions about wneiner he will run for re-eler- c k 1 n g ', 'ion and repeated once again that n lavuis nationwide primarv for the nomination of presidential candidates. On other subjects, the President: 1. Refused to comment on House action in adopting a resolution demanding that he supply "full and complete information" on any agreements or commitments made to Prime Minister Churchill of Great Britain in their January i.,11 A.-!. -J ...U-.I - . HOTJ.VWOOn. r.Hf mm I"""- w reuierne maae any Gloria Swanson has picked out ,.,. T. -a u. -' -Ti "'i; He is Brandon Brent. Miss Swansoh's 44-year-old business manager and a one-time society columnist. Miss Swanson is 53 years old and twice a grandmother. The actress, who was a screen sensation in silent pictures and came back to win widespread ap plause in the picture "Sunset Boulevard," played coy when ask ed about her plans. "Why don't you wait until it happens," she said, although she admitted Brent popped the ques tion while they were "kidding around." She told him, "who knows, I might." But Brent said flatly that he and Miss Swanson would be mar ried "within the year." Miss Swansons former hus bands in chronological order were the late film star Wallace Berry, restaurateur' Herbert Somborn, the Marquis Henri de la Falise de la Coudrye, sportsman Michael Farmer and yachtsman William Davey. 2. EXPRESSED belief that New- bold Morris, his government cleanup chief, may have difficulty;! doing a good job unless he given power to grant immunity to witnesses who refuse to testify on grounds they may incriminate themselves. A House committee has opposed giving this power to Morris. 3. Said the question of whether Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg will be reappointed as chief of staff of; the Air Force has not yet reached him, and he could not comment' on it now. 4. SAID HE HAD not been able to find a successor to Millard Caldwell as Civilian Defense ad ministrator. S. Said he would stick by his nomination of Earl Wayne Beck, Kansas City Negro, to be recorder for the District of Clumbia depsite failure to win Senate committee approval. Truman said he feels; I Beck is as well qualified as any! man who has held the office. hie Marries Actor London Hall mnn- UFI Movie Stars Mi Taylor and Michael fiiwcre married ihortly be. uon Tnursaay m ine miasi ivflv mob scene. ii.jear-old bride and her mmU jroom, arriving sepa- i, ilipped almost unnoticed li Caxton registry hall r i tide door but a crowd adreds descended upon them ij merged, after the 10-min-M teremony. iubeth radiated happiness as ill jostled by hundreds of Lxi In the corridors of the mi In Caxton street outside. tally the cooler of the two, ntognued friends in the mill- nwd and shouted greetings fa. about I dozen persons saw simony, which was the sec- sirtlage for both Liz and 4 -n their escape from the Ufa couple headed off to a ;ion, with chamDaene. place of the reception was : aecret from the crowd. So a time and place of their Pte on a short honeymoon praanti Switzerland. here's just what you've been looking for . . . 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