Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, June 13, 1952, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextBOIHOJISIL300 UO Seniors Graduate Sunday 3 pan. Friday and to continue until the last undergraduate receives his degree sometime Sunday afternoon Ittauale First function on the weekend srhBHi t. iu. ...,.. Potter Homer Benefit tea for the Pauline Potter Homer collection of fine books. It is Reedsport Man Killed inW reck hh : iol . 1 it dtsipwJ w T.' P"rt'T PUBLIC RECORDS jig NO MORE DIRT NORTH BEND (U.PJ Eugene Brooks, 38, Reedsport, died in a hospital here Thursday from in juries suffered Wednesday in a truck accident on the Loon Lake road east of Reedsport. Brooks and William Conkev were riding in an empty lumber truck when the shoulder of the road gave way and toppled the truck down a steep slope. Conkey was pinned in the wreckage, but Brooks, who suf fered a crushed chest, climbed up the slope to the road and flagged down a passing truck. The truck took Brooks toward Reedsport where an ambulance met him. Conkey escaped with minor injuries. Eugene Resident Dies At Salem Hospital Ethel Wright of Salem, a resi dent of Eugene for many years, died Thursday night at a Salem hospital after becoming ill at a church meeting. She was 62. She was the daughter of Mrs. C. F. Heine and the sister of Lela Munker, both of Salem. ' No funeral date has been set pending the arrival of a relative from the East Coast. Howell-Edwards Funeral Home in Salem is in' charge. Kwong Chow Cafe 2100 West 6th Ave. CHINESE & AMERICAN FOOD Orders To Take Ont IFECIAL NEW DISH FAMILY STYLE COMPLETE LUNCH 65e HOURS Wiei Days 11 A.M. to 3 A.M. Saturdays 11 A.M. to 4 A.M. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK BANQUET ROOM FOR SPECIAL PARTIES kM 4-2541 "ee rawing in the Browsing Room of the Erb Memorial Union. At 8 D.m.. the annual Tailirr Beekman oratorical contest will open in the auditorium of the school of music. Saturday will be a full day. At 8 a.m. there will be the annual meeting and breakfast of thp siaio Association of University of Ore gon women. Mrs. Dolph Janes. president, will preside. Senior women and alumnae have been invited. At noon the classes of 1902, 1912 and 1927 will convpno for anniversary luncheons. The Half-Century Club will also meet to induct members of the Class of 1902. PRESIDENT H. K. Newburn will stage the President's Recep tion in Alumni Hall, Gerlinger, at 4 p.m. And at 6 p.m., anniversary classes and the Half Century Club will meet again for reunion din ners. Sunday, commencement day, will open with the Flower and Fern Parade near the statue of the Pioneer Mother. Mrs. Janes is in charge of this annual event to which senior women and alum' nae have been invited. A full-dress academic proces sion will form for commencement exercises. A color guard, Presi dent Newburn and the platform party will lead off from Johnson Hall, marching toward McArthur Court, Following this group will be the faculty in full academic re galia, candidates for advanced de grees, and candidates for bache lors' degrees. COMMENCEMENT exercises will be at 2:30 p.m. in the court. George F. Chambers, Salem, will represent the state board of high er education. The commencement address will be delivered by the Rev. Robert J. MacCracken, pas tor of the Riverside Baptist Church in New York City. Students will get their diplo mas from President Newburn. More than 1,200 are expected to march across the McArthur Court stage to get the sheepskins and flip the tassels" on their mortar board caps. The exact number of graduates will not be known until Saturday when reports of final examinations are completed. FORMULA CONTAINS PENICILLIN-LIKE GERM FIGHTER At last! A sinus and cold discovery with miracle-working, penicillin-like germ fighter tyrothricin! SINOGEN, th dramatic formula, i now avail abla without prescription 1o sinus oold, eatarrh sufferers. Imagine, witki. -,;. . . hl ta breathe again, witnoui KStj headaches, pressure, eongestion, drainage, sore throat 1..IK51NUU1SN help you instantly as u na uiuuuu. Iwki tuinntMil. Mail Orders nostnaid. Sold only by Eugena adquirters for Raymo Wonder Drugs: kyWy'i Drui Store, f 8 Willamette, Eugene, 0re0 OtuuiHcid rrtmrt Mil Cstirrh XiniDrsinttt Grand Larceny Charged To Port Orford Man A 38-year-old man was arraign ed in District Court Friday morn ing on a charge of grand larceny. The man, James Mills, Port Or ford. waived a statement. Judge Chester N. Anderson set bail at $1500. A preliminary hearing was to have been held Friday afternoon. A deputy sheriff arrested Mills Thursday in North Bend. Lit... rwtmvtsrs Resources Over $75000,000 t oelfie tint Federal Saving! h grow ing with th Northweit beeauis very day more men ond women or. discovering it It the BEST ploc In town to lave. Enjoy the lecurity of loving at the Northweit'i largeit, where lavlngi are Imured up to $10,000 and earn 2'j. Municipal Poor Offers Adult Swimming Lessons Swimming lessons for adults will be offered this summer at Eugene's Memorial Pool. Regis trations, however, must be com pleted before the instruction pro gram opens next Monday. Adults may sign for the lessons at the office of the Parks Bureau at City Hall. A nominal fee will be charged for the course. Class hours have been sched uled at the pool between noon and 1 p. m., Mondays through Fridays. With its mazing economy o( tip to 30 miles on galkn-yoiir Henry J etui save ytm more than 300 galloni of gas over the avcrnse ear every year. That's real pennymile economy 1 .-J349 See your Kaaer-Fraier dealer today n J l ""HAM JEATTLI TACOMA e PORTIANO e IUINI SjT 86 proof i7ffii p,f,NE AMERICAN WHISKEY (J lS ; FAMOUS SINCE 1857 (WIf I ' Grain Neutral Spirit. j ""SSJu EUGENE MUNICIPAL COURT Bflilc rule violation Grant William Rice, 1847 F. Sprinsfleld, $10; Edward Lyle Totter, 245 Madison, $20; Domenno G. Lorn boy. 267 E. 11th. 118: Robert Ftanklyn Booth, 3624 W. lh, SIS; Wil son Turner Maynard. 899 Howard. $13; Archie Bosart Bays. 225 N. 4lKt. Sorins- fielfi, $10; Harold Brooks Dorhnm. 21151 Garfield, 10; Thomas Wilford Whitaker. 235 E. 2nd., $10; Ethel Elsie Raether, 492 k. 3iind, S20; Ralph i Johnson. Box 63. Veneta, $15: Sherry Lee Jaxo, 31ft So. 4th, CorvalH-. $8; Donald John Prier. Rt. 1, Box SOB, Lake Grove. $15: Jack Carlee Ross, Rt. 1, Box 693. Lake Grovem $15: E telle Marie Buss, 1020 6th, Spring field. $10. Driving with msnended operator' license Grant Olin Hartley, Glenwood, $50. Improper driving Wayne Allan Cox, 12fi8 Chamelton. $10; Meredith Edward Greer, 316 N. 17th, Springfield. $15; Har ley Roy Manning, 272 E. 7th. $15. Wrong way on a one-way street Rich ard Dunne Fields, 671 W. 8th, $8; Chester Sherman Barnes, 2672 Riverview, $3 Dwlsht J. Painter. 1433 E. 13th. S3. Turn from wrong lane Robert Obed Sullivan, 1258'4 Patterson, no fine (also involved in an accident), . Following too closely, involved in an accident Mel vin G. Hunter, 755 W. 39th, $25. improper turn Charles Willard Haber- man. 638 Willamette, $5: Edna Mae Nich ols, 2460 Paramount. Springfield. $5. Passing at intersection Archie Ernest Gilbert. Rt. 2, Box 435, Creswell. $10. Improper parking, involved In an ac cidentLucy Vera Ball, 1228 Patterson, $25. Blocking traffic Wayne Bernie Talley 2510 Alder. Sin; Raymond W. Fultz. 935 Patterson. 525 (also expired driver's license.) Disorderly conduct Michael George McMillan, General Delivery. Westfir, S25. Drunk Harvey Clell Nelson, W. 5th, $10; Erwin Gerjard .Tacobson. 261 W, 12th, 10 days at hard labor: Roland Mil ler, no address given. 10 days at hard labor, suspended on good behavior Arthur Rex Burnett, 417 N. 17th, Spring field. $10. Stop sign violation Gene T. Nichols, 590 No. 19th St., Springfield. $5: Lars Hildfng Xrickson. Roseburg. $5: Edward Eugene Chrobot. 751 E. 14th Ave., $10: Cletus Wayne Roach, 2930 Jefferson St. $5: Lyle O'Dell Zink, 106'A Bower Lane, $5; Loretta Genevieve Glass, 510 Van Buren St., $5: Robert William Davis, 2489 Emerald St., $5: James Wilson Ai ken Jr., 1837 High St., $5; Kay Albert Bredleau. 257 W. 17th Ave.. $5: Jerry Edward Beall, French Hall University of Oregon, $5; Jack Slater Dinsman, 2140 W. 18th Ave.. $5: Aaron Baum Tlek, Peoria, 111., $5; Hope J. Wolfe, 235 E. 33rd.. $5; AUa Jean Wright, 2135 Floral Hill Dr., $5; Leon Keith Taylor. 2954 Willamette St.. $5; Margaret Ann Kitch en, 1638 Columbia St., $5: Archie Ver gat Lewis. 75 W. 23rd Ave., $5. Traffic light violation Alan B. Romtg, 1R57 University St.. $5; Jack Cantrell Barnes. 875 L St.. Springfield. $5; David Clifford Campbell, 625 G St.. Spring field, $5: Forrest Calwood White, $5; Dean LeRoy Adams. 360 River Rd., $5: Raymond S. Solin. 1154 W. 17th Ave., $5: John Joe Fix. 2003 City View Rd., $5: Thomas C. Wildish. 1072 W. Bdwy., $5: Harry A. Pearce, 150 E. Hilliard Lane, $5: Stanley J. Delapp, Jerome, Ida., $5; Charles Edward Day, Florence, $5; Carl Hugo Olson, 815 Lawrence St., $5; Clyde D. Jernlgan, Sweet Home, $5; William A. Whltted 236 So. 13th St., Cottage Grove, $5; Eugene B. Parrish, 736 No. 21st St., Springfield, $5; Kenneth Le Roy Benson, Rt. 5. Eugene, $5; Elva Thomas Rodders. 910 E. 26th Ave.. $5; Marceil Lavern Oshorn, Monmouth, Ore., $5; Earl Hugfll. 2950 Mill St., $5; Le Roy Jesse Flanders. 3285 Wood Ave., $5; LeRoy Francis Molitor, 120 Brickley Rd., S; Cecil B. Stevens, Portland, $5; Lois M. Garvin, 3320 Bell Ave., $5; Harry D, Hill, Rt. 1. Sorinefield: George V. Nad- erman Salem. $5: Phillip Rosenow, Port land. $5: WtMiam S. Fort. 201 6th St. Springfield, $5: Norma Lillaim Hucka, 1225 Milvlna Way. $5; Phillip wah Chin. 2100 W. 8th Ave.. $5; Arthur M. Anderson, 3701 So, Will amette St.. $5. Expired license Tilates Orville W. Cooke, 1283 Lincoln St., li George T. Arey. 808 E. 13th Ave.. l! Adrian L. Chenault, 431 W. 12th Ave., (and no drivers license). $6j Gene C, Rose, 656 'A E. 8tb Ave., $1. Improper muffler Carl 9, Oleon, 998 3rd St.. Springfield, $10. Defective muffler Jess W, Cox, 445 Chamelton St., $3. No. tail lights Grant O. Hartley, Glen wood. $1. Disorderly conduct Michael George McMillan, Westfir, $25. CIRCUIT COURT Suits filed: Ver'n L. Mmkler vs. Clyde C. Hollemon, doing business as Hoi lemon Motor Co. and Erbine Grausbeck. Plain tiff demands judgment of $5000 general damages, $1200 for loss of wages, $214 for special damages and $5000 lor ex emplary and punitive damages. Divorce suits filed: Eileen C. Cooley vs. Jack E. Cooley, married since June, 1950. Plaintiff alleges cruel and inhuman treatment. Juanita M. Beers vs. Louis A. Beers. married since Oct., 1948. Plaintiff alleges cruel and inhuman treatment, requests custody of one minor child and support money. Clifford O. Bell vs. Evelyn Bell, mar ried since Dec, 1937. Plaintiff alleges cruel and inhuman treatment. Florence M. Chambers vs. Abe B. Chambers, married since Feb., 1948. Plaintiff alleges cruel and inhuman treat ment and requests property settlement. Ver O. Forrester vs. Kenneth W. Forrester, married since Oct, 1937. Plaintiff alleges cruel and inhuman treatment, requests custody of two minor cnuaren ana support money. Mamie Anderson vs. Joseph H. Ander son, married since Oct., 1951. Plaintiff alleges cruel and inhuman treatment, OAKRinOE MUNICIPAL COURT Driving under the influence of intoxi cating liquor: Mrs. Wayne J. (Edna H.t Maki, 39. Westfir, 100, recommended driver'1 license suspension for 90 days: also no operator's license $10. Earl Bert Bostwick. 60, Medford, $100. recommend ed driver's license suspension for 90 days. Jack Andrew Wagoner 34. Willamette City, $100, recommended driver's license suspension for 90 days. No operator's license: Wayne J. Led ford about 25. Cabin City, Oakridge, $15. Stop sign violation: Merle E. Warren, 40, Oakridge, $5. . Blocking Fire Hall Driveway: Hasel jvicuuicnen, Eugene cited to appear. News Driefs Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore.. Fri., June 13, 1932 Page BIRTHS AT SACRED HEART HOSPITAL A KINS Mr. and Mrs. James L. Aklns. B35 N. 17th St., Springfield, a daughter, June 10, 1952. BOWER Mr. and Mrs. Ronald M. Bower. 337 S. 43rd St., Springfield, a son, June 11, 1952. CARR Mr. and Mrs. Wesley A. carr. 2745 East C. St., Springfield, a son, June 11, 1952. CLARK Mr. and Mrs. Randal Clark, Star Rt., Oakridge, a daughter, June 10. 1952. CUR LEY Mr. and Mrs. James B. Cur- ley, 767 Madison St., Eugene, a daughter, June 11. 1952. DAVIS Mr. and Mrs. George M. oavii, p. O. Box 383, Springfield, a son, June 10. 1952. DI ET ERICH Mr. and Mrs. Milton Dieterich, 278S Baker Blvd., Eugene, a son. June 11, 1952. EY MANN Mr. and Mrs. Richard O. Evmann, Star Rt., Mohawk, a daughter. June 10, 1952. GARDNER -Mr. and Mrs. Leonard N. Gardner. 2591 W. 18th Ave., Eugene, a daughter. June 11, 1952. HERMANN Dr. and Mrs. Chester L. Hermann, 940 F. St.. Springfield, a daughter. June 10. 1952, HIXSON Mr. and Mrs. Elbert H. Hix- son, 1376 W. 6th Ave,, Eugene, a daugh ter, June 10. 1952. JONES Mr. and Mrs. Msrvin L. Jones, Rt. 2, Box 412, Springfield, a son, June . 1952. LARS EN Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. Lar- sen, 290 Seneca Rd., Eugene, a daughter, June ll. I9nz. LUNDEEN Mr. and Mrs. Melvin A Lundeen, 1573 Wilson St., Eugene, twin daughters. June 10, 1B52. MOCKLER Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mode ler, 1112 D St., Springfield, a daughter. June 10, 1952. MORTON Mr. and Mrs. Doyle L. Morton. 3827 Virginia St., Eugene, a daughter, June 11, 1952. O'BRIEN Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O' Brien, Culp Creek, a son. June 11. 1952. READ Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Read. 2626 Alder St., Eugene, a son, June 11, 1952. STOLZ Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Stolz 634 N. 13th St., Corvallls, a son, June 10, 1952. SNYDER Mr. and Mrs. Millsle E. Sny der. Rt. 1, Veneta, a daughter June 10, 1952. TWITE Mr. and' Mrs. Harvey O. Twite, 1341 E. 20th Ave., Eugene, a daughter, June 11. 1952. WILSON Mr. and Mrs. Grant E. Wil son, 362 E. 16th Ave., Eugene, a son. June 11, 1952. WITHERSPOON Mr. and Mrs. Ger aid L. Wjtherspoon, 725 So. 8th St., Cot tage Grove, a son, June 11. 1952. YOST Mr. snd Mrs. Walter Yost. 160 21st St., Springfield, a daughter, June 11, 1952. YOUNG Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Young, 1888 H St., Springfield, a daugh ter, June 10, 1952. SUNNY AND WARM TOMORROW U.S. Weather Bureau Forecast: Eugene and vicinity: Clear Fri day night. Fair Saturday and warmer. Hi(th temperature Fri day, 67; Saturday, 74. Low Sat urday morning, 40. Western Oregon: Same. Local statistics: Highest tem perature Thursday, 63: low Fri day morning, 43; rain in 24 hours ending 10:30 a.m. Friday, .03 inch; total for month, .72 inch; normal for month, 1.14 inches; stage of river at 7:30 a.m. Friday, -1.4 feet; wind at 11:30 a.m. Friday, N-8; prevail ing Thursday, S-4.4. Sunrise and sunset (FST): Saturday, 8:28 a.m. and 8:56 p.m.; Sunday, 8:28 a.m. and 8:56 p.m. Announcing . . . KENDALL MOTOR CO.'s Driving School DUAL CONTROLS EXPERIENCED INSTRUCTORS Phoni 4-1471 for Appointment Jaycees Plan Driving Test COTTAGE GROVE The Jun ior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor a safe driving contest for drivers up to the age of 20 on Saturday, June 11, at 2 p. m. The contestants, according to Gene Cutts, chairman of the event, who must have either a license or learner's permit, will compete for an expense-paid trip to Portland in July. They may sign up for the contest with any J.C. or. register at the Githens Lincoln-Mercury Agency, site of the competition. Contestants must not have had a citation for any moving violation during the last six months. Drivers will compete in four new cars furnished by Githens and will drive over five courses which will test parking, distance perception and general compe tency of car handling. Second and third place winners will receive certificates of their achievement. Cutts says that the test, which is in line with the national safety program sponsor' ed by the J.C.s, is to be an annual affair. SKEIE'S gladly give you free estimates on watch repair. In tha recent contest spon sored by the Windsor Studio, a division of Studio Inc., a lovely hand-oiled 8 x 10 por trait ii being awarded to tho following mothers: H. REUM 2278 Agate St. Eugene, Oregon F. HAZEL 225 N. 41st, Apt. J Springfield, Oregon A. NEVERS 520 N. 22nd Springfield, Oregon W. CODWALADER 168 Lawrence Eugene, Oregon M. R. PATTON 2322 Patterson Drive, Apt. 14 Eugene, Oregon L. F. BONSON 1874 Columbia Eugene, Oregon A. G. FACKRELL 260 W. 13th, No. 4 Eugene, Oregon B. L BUTLER 2875 Bessie St. Eugene, Oregon His Fish Got Away But Not Very Far ST. MATTHEWS, S. C. flJ.B- Here's a tall fish story. "Bo-Bee' Zeigler was standing on the river bank at Spires Land ing with a gig when a large carp swam by. Zeigler speared the fish but the gig broke off and the carp swam away. Three hours later, Brogden Rucker, fishing with a line a quar ter of a mile downstream, hauled in the 10-pound escapee. The carp had passed Rucker's submerged line and the hook caught in the broken gig. Zeigler got credit for an assist. ."The Truly Great Man" is the subject of the transcribed program from the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Mass., which will be heard over Station KERG Saturday at 7:45 a.m. Harry c. Browne will be the speaker. The solo entitled "Behold What Man ner of Love" will be sung by Frederick Jagel. JOHN E, KING, 63, of 551 No. 6th St., Springfield, was in good condition Friday at Eugene Hos pital and Clinic. He received bruises and cuts Thursday after noon when his car skidded on wet pavement and rolled over a 10 foot bank just south of Drain. He was alone in the car. A SMOKE SCARE at the Ma sonic Temple, 10th and Olive Sts., at 3:34 p. m. Thursday brought out two Eugene fire trucks. Trash being burned in the furnace's saw- j dust hopper caused the smoKe. There was no damage. VETERANS OF Foreign Wars auxiliary is having a rummage sale all day Friday and Saturday at the Rummage Center, 31 W. Seventh Ave. LEROY HEWLETT, 1510 Vil- lard St., Eugene, will be among 900 students who will receive de grees from Western Reserve Uni versity at Cleveland on June 11. BARBARA LAIRD of Saginaw has taken over the job of office clerk in the Cottage Grove City Hall, replacing Mrs. Helen Ash bridge. Recorder Don Allen said that Mrs. Ashbridge was working only until school closed. Barbara graduated this spring from the Cottage Grove Union High School. TWO EUGENE firemen this week are attending the annual convention of the Oregon State Firefighters Assn. in Bend. They are Orville Solberg, a driver engineer, and Capt. Frederick O'Sullivan. FORREST Wiemann Simmons, of 535 Oakway Drive, Eugene, will receive a Bachelor of Laws degree from the University of Michigan on June 14. WILLAMETTE Court 2. Order of Amaranth, is sponsoring a smorgasbord at the Masonic Tem ple, beginning at 5:30 p. m. (DST) Saturday. Reservations may be made by calling Harold Louns bury, 5-1591, Mrs. Leon Jensen, 4-8261, or Linn Buley, 4-3101. GILBERT EARL Cox, 55, of 1252 Beach St., Eugene, was ar rested at 1:35 a. m., Friday, by Eugene police and charged with driving while under the influence of alcohol. His car was stopped on Willamette St. near 6th Ave, after officers noticed it was be ing driven erratically, according to police reports. THE SPRINGFIELD High School class of '42 will hold a reunion at Willamalane Park, July 20. Anyone wishing information may contact Mrs. Bernice Olin, 7-7132; Mrs. Norman Beck, 7-7695; or Mrs. Shirley Phillips, 5-6793. J3ore TRAVEL EXTOAS-rci.cri Yea, bigger vatoet More Thm-Express bases Wider choice of rootea. 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