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Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Page 8 Wed., May 21, 1952 G. E. KITCHENS For Complete Electrical Kitchen Hearing Aid Vsert . Wo in have; to offer s eomplito battery tuvot for tho oonrenttneo of heorlno old Diero. Wo eorrr o itond ard stock of loo ibocUI botterlci tbol fit roar heorini old. HIRONS EVERYBODY'S DRUG 988 Willamette Little more than $1 a da; low as $9.49 a week if your trade-in car is an average postwar model in good condition ! Your Kaiser-Frazer dealer is ready to offer you an "extra-special" generous txade-lil, tool ol ail te 1349 See your Kaucr-Fraxer dealer today EUGENE BAG CO. WANTED BURLAP BAGS We Do Patching And Cleaning 2726 Roosevelt Blvd. STICKLEY BARNS Hwy. 99 No. Phone 4-9713 ASNE Leader Answers Morse Solon Says Press Bungled Steel Case WASHINGTON W) The president of the American Society of Newspaper Editors (ASNE) has challenged a statement by Sen. Morse (R-Ore) that press, radio and television did not fully report the steel seizure dispute. "News coverage by the Ameri can press of all viewpoints on the steel controversy has Been thor ough and complete," ASNE head Wright Bryan, editor of the At lanta Journal, said in Atlanta Tuesday night. "ANYONE who says otherwise simply has not read the news papers, or else refuses to believe the evidence before his eyes." Bryan said editorial comment has expressed every conceivable attitude as "it always does on con troversial issues." Morse, a supporter of President Truman's seizure of the steel mills, accused the press, radio and television of failing to meet their public trust. HE SAID they ignored the seriousness of the situation con fronting the country and concen trated on the "political overtones" in the dispute. ueciaring mat mucn oi uiei nau'enawr mmmpnt "sppmpH to' follow remarkably" the content paid advertisements by the steel companies, Morse told a Senate Labor subcommittee news cover age of the steel dispute was "one of the saddest failures of Ameri can journalism in my recollection." CONFUSING "JOY" A visitor to the current exhi bition at the Museum of Modern Art in Paris is a little bit confused about the statue she's studying. "Poie de Vicre," by Jacqes Lip chitz, doesn't seem to look particularly joyous, nor does it seem lifelike.' Airline Returns To Schedule Gas Restrictions Eased in Region Easing of restrictions on use ofi aviation gasoline has enabled West Coast Airlines to resume normal operations north and south of Eugene, the Eugene office an nounced Wednesday. Four flights a day in each di rection will be maintained" on the new spring-summer schedule. Northbound flights leave Mahlon Sweet Airport at 9:15 a.m., 3:40 p.m., 5:40 p.m., and 7:40 p.m. Southbound flights leave at 11 a.m., 12:30 p.m., 3:50 p.m., and p.m. All times are Daylight Time. At the same time the airline an nounced a one-dollar reduction in fare to Roseburg.. Formerly $6, fare to that city is now $5. United Airlines Wednesday had no news of expanded schedules. Off-Street Parking Issue Under Study Officials List Road Delays SALEM tP) The Oregon Highway Commission Tuesdav , i announced tne louowing construc-Spriiigfield-s present off-street parking (parking meter) or-.Uon dclays: dinance hasn't enough teeth in it, members of the city's off-street j 0cnnc0 Highway west of Milch parking committee decided Tuesday noon. ;cn; Columbia River Highway So, the committee directed that an amendment be drawn up (rom cascade Locks to Hood and submitted to the city council for consideration. A called River; The Dalles California Oregon Driver License System Highly Rated Forestry Measure Okayed in Senate WASHINGTON (IP) The Sen ate passed and sent to President Truman Tuesday a bill designed to increase direct sales of timber in national forests. The bill raises from $500 to $2,000 the present limitation on sale of federal timber without ad vertisement and competitive bidding. The measure's intended to make it easier for farmers and ranchers j tests to buy timber in small lots. Oregon's driver licensing pro gram has been voted Sn outstand ing achievement award by the National Safety Council, according to a telegram received by Secre tary ot State Earl T. Newbry from N. H. Dearborn, council president. The award is based upon the annual inventory of state traffic safety activities conducted among the 48 states. Among the require ments of the driver licensing, im provement and control are: Ad ministration and personnel; driver examining personnel and training; examining standards; examination of drivers; driver improvement and control; examples of Oregon's driver's manual; written and road warning letters; and reports. Taft Thinks Truman May Still Get Bid WASHINGTON (VP) Sen. Robert Taft predicted Tuesday night President Truman may yet be the Democratic candidate for president this year. "I don't mean to question Mr. Truman's good faith in withdraw ing," the condidate for the GOP presidential nomination said. "But by the time the Democrats look over the field, as they try out this man, and another balloon for somebody else and find that after all he hasn t got very much strength they may finally con clude that Mr. Truman is as strong a candidate as they can come back to." . meeting of the council may, take up the question Thursday night. Of an expected $f,uuu irom parking meter receipts during the present fiscal year, only $100 is proposed to be placed in tne city s off street parking fund. This is where the committee is seeing a red flag. HALF THE receipts must go into retiring the cost of the meters. The other half presently is going into repair and enforcement of the meters. Members of the committee think this is not the intent of the meter system. The meter system, they say, is for payment of an off-street parking system. So, the reworded ordinance. If approved by the council, will leave out the "enforcement ' angle. En forcement will be left up to the police department, where is actu ally is now, and will come out of the department budget. AL BRANDT, chairman of the committee, and Mayor B. P. Lar son, and member of the committee, raise the issue that the city is not keeping faith with the downtown merchant when such a little bit of money is going into an off-street program. Haste is of the essence, for it's budget time. Right now, purchase of a motorcycle is in the "parking meter fund" section of the budget. RAIDERS TO LOSE DEFERMENT STATUS NASHVILLE, Tenn. (P) Vanderbilt University officials came through with a new angle In college punishment this week. School officials said any stu dents found guilty of taking part in Sunday night's "panty raids" would lose their status as students in good standing. That means they would be eligible draftees. Highway from Modoc to Barclay Springs and south of Lapine; Pacific Highway from Lane County line to Aiilauf and in Canyonville; Coast Highway South of Coos Bay; Wilson Kiver Highway near Tunnel Point; Unity - Baker Highway from Sumptor Junction to Baker; Ump qua Highway from Reeclsport to Scottsburg; Coos Bay-Roseburg highway from Suicide Creek to Pacific Highway; Willamette Highway around Meridian Dam; and War ner Valley Highway from Drake's Creek to Adcl. mtk DXE LOSES OUT HASTINGS, Mich. (U.B Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower got one write-in vote for first Ward alder man in the Hastings municipal election. He lost, however, to Al bert Osborne. Tires can coit you plenty but not wilh the new Henry J! You Bave $8 on the price of your Henry J tire 5:90 vi. a 6:701 And because your Henry J is weipht-enginerred to give you up to 2Q?o more tire mileage you save another $12 g A A E&SL IjA-IJ See your Kauer-Fraxer dtater today MOVING PICTURES bY Wffltani t WE MOVE AT WHATEVER TIME ISCONVENIEMTfOf WILLIAMS TRANSFER ( Eugene, Ore. SojsnJ"- FhoneiMl TRADE YOUR OLD VACUUM CLEANER STARKS TOP ALLOWANCES GIVENI at HAVE THE CLEANER OF YOUR CHOICE IN YOUR HOME TODAY! Free 10-Day Trial No Obligation TAKE YOUR PICK. ELECTROLUX REVELATION HOOVER . UNIVERSAL KIRBY LEVITT AIRWAY GENERAL ELECTRIC REXAIR ROYAL EUREKA FILTER-QUEEN BEE VAO ATEX REGINA GOOD HOUSEKEEPER (Many Others Too Numerous to Mention) TELEPHONE 5-1597 Belter Cleaning for Better Health st Stark's Oregon's driver licensing de partment is headed by John C. Kerrick, manager. Ward McRey nolds is chief examiner. During 1951, 750,000 Oregoniajis held op erators licenses, 51,465 held chauf feur licenses and 35,365 learners permits were issued. Approxi mately 70,000 applicants took the driver license examination in 1951, with 2ii',520 failing to satisfactorily meet the state standards. A total of 66,296 new applicants were is sued driver licenses in 1951. Thanks, Professor Dodson, but we carit take the credit ! Swim Sign-Ups Close June 9 Registrations' for learn-to-swim classes sponsored by Eugene's Bu reau of Parks and Recreation will close June 9. Limited to young sters living in School District No. 4, the classes will start June 16 and will continue through the summer. Full information about the learn-to-swim program can be obtained by calling the parks bureau, 4-1406, but parents of children I already registered are advised not to assume their youngsters have been forgotten if class appoint ment cards are not received prior to June 16. Class cards will be sent out im mediately before each new swim class opens, the bureau has an nounced, and some youngsters will not be listed for classes until July or early August. Air Search Cancelled, Pilot Makes Landing ALBANY, Ore. (IP) Search for a missing plane was called off here Tuesday after the pilot re ported he had landed at an emer gency field; The pilot, Russell Slrait, Al bany, was reported missing after he failed to arrive at Newport on tho Oregon Coast. The Air Search and Rescue Unit organized an eight-plane search party to look for him. But it was called off when Strait telephoned his wife and re ported that he had landed at an emergency field after running into a fog bank. I jSmvlCI! AM, MAKFS T fiSHT I J AND MODELS OF Pnono S-IM7 - J VACUUM CI.EANKIil YOUR BEST BUY TODAy.1 FAMOUS SINCE 1857 (MrL 65 Groin N.ulral Spirits jNfe'JtHl umimito. C. R. Dodion, tlnad or the Petroleum Engineering DepL, University of Southern Califoraii " reeonfy attended the opening of your new $8 million research center. A an engineer I was tremendously impressed with both the plant and the faeilUi. My eongmtidationt for the creation of this outstanding center for petroleum research," ' This letter from Prnfmsnr DoHaon. alonir with several others (, on the same suhieet a W weoka back, started us Winw . ... . . . . ' 1 .t.r Alter of. ... niitiivNiH. wnv nin w nnun nur now rpAPKrcii vcm" - ...u.nff u' BnilLsf9rihin(T ma Mama fa fVia aana tnainn that under aw":!,! , .j-t nave American profit and loi believe ns, it took a lot me w mo - ija't have U" loss system we probably wouldn 1 .t of planning and time and effort " But becaiisA mir Amprinan ovafpm provides both com? " r.naW...(.. I C I ka ineent il n(1 U . .vKif wi mane piuiii., we nave mi. v.- cu"' IMn Bva. aafinn n n, K.i.nnM at ninniWr UK . V S (lil"1"" 1 As a result of this constant, never-ending res-af " ' (fl1itlfr' - . ...v. .caiia na.c 1.11c iiiicob ywi f' uir. WKtrw.. .1 .1 . itaa Without a doubt, onr free competitive economy deserves of the credit for these accomplishments. UNION OIL COMPANY
