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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1953)
Administration Changes Hands I A" I'',,' 61 ' '" '- ' 'CS Secti0" B EUGENE, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1953 T I - X'. ' ';,J "'Vi' ; M BLONDIE 8 CMc Young ' . Cyjz? : 1 I Joint Services Vital Statistics K1DENT AND HIS LADY President Dwlfiht D. Kisen ran(l Mrs. Eisenhower flash their famous smiles as 'fave Cnnitol followini! the rresnient s inauguration. A J I- i 4r ilVVKKl'" itichiird M. lxoll of California is sworn vice president of the Lniled Males by Sen. William kiiowiunu 01 l auiorniii. 7. h l NEWS BRIEFS V.S. Weather Bureau Fnreeasl: Eucene and vicinity: Showers Wednesday and Thursday with little rhange in temperature. Low Thursday, 40. Expected high 52. Ical Statistics: Highest tem perature Tuesday, 53; low Wed nesday, 38; rain in 24 hours end ing 10:30 a.m., Wednesday, .25 i inch; total lor month, 0.38 Inches; normal for month, 5.41 inches; stage of river at 7:30 a.m. Wed nesday, 7.10 feet; wind at 11:30 ' RIRTHS Joint funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. for Ber- at iucped heart nnsriTAi. nard Burtin Mathews, 23, Dexter,! (.lamary i. m.vi) and William Bruce Hathaway, 22,! cAnRF.LS Tn Mr. nd m. Mnuard Fall Creek. They died Sunday' J. crrp, Rt. 2, Eugene, daushter. when a car in which thev were rid- HILITo Mr. and Mri. William M. ing plunged into Big Fall Creek.11' 65l lll,h Av- E""n'' " Officiating for William Hatha-; KnIZ.,.n Mr ,nd Mr Hh,rl way's last rites at Bartholomew Kri7. Harrisburg. a on. Buell Chapel will he the Rev. KYI.K-To Mr. and Mrs. Rnherl R. bfthpi PTi ...ill Ti,nc iC.eorge C. Shoemaker. Cremation ''. '. ?sih Ave., F.usene. on. BETHEL PTA will meet Thurs-1 ... 1,OMAX-To Mr. and Mr... Kennelh w. day, Jan. 22, 7:30 p.m. at the Beth-j For B(,rnar(1 Malhcws. ,,e Rev. E,k Dr- E"""'' " ''"- el Grade School. An earlier notice Guy Armstrong of Turner will he miu.i.anf.v-To Mr. and Mr., nay w. erroneously said the meeting would in charge of services at the chapel. Muiianey. 4i Main si., sprimdeid, a Vault interment win tonow at t,, , tj;ii nnnln(.H, I WILLIS To Mr. and Mra. Robert O. rieasant Hill Cemetery. vuii, ri. 5. Eutene, . n. Hathaway and Mathews attended ,, high school togelher and served! n.Vi5T Mr Mr. A,,.nn r nlavlogeiner in tne Korean coninn. navi... i4 cuarneiton si., Euene, the guitar accompanied by Mrs.! Mathews was born at Dexter Aug. daiuihirr. ' nn .nor. 1 . . .A.K n, u FOX- To Mr. and Mr.. Everett n. Vox Merle, Ann, and Ella t!i . ": i. J, ' , n ' ... fifiio McKeni ny., snrinsrieid, a ' 7-ion Christian Church of Dexter. rtmlEhter. I I !he Tuesday. Norm Van Brocklin jnow a professional football play er, will talk on football and educa tion. Harlcy Womack will Womack. Womack a.m., Wed. S-13; prevailing Tues- jchildren will be shown, at a 10-cent ' Caljf 1uly 22, lgso, and had lived Crave... 22i Wond St., Encene, a daimh. ann Minset (I'M): Sunrise of Januars-. The- raefting has been ,Atim .. w5 p.m ROAD REPORT: Closed: Highway 20, 54 miles east of Albany, and between Al bany and Corvallis; Highway 101, south of Coquille. Willamette Pass Chains re quired, four inches new snow, fifl inches roadside, snowing lightly. postponed until the 28th. BECAUSE of the election, the Washington St. Recreation Center will, be closed Thursday. Ballet classes scheduled for 3:15 p.m. will he held Friday, 4-5 p.m. and 4:15 classes for Thursday will meet 5-6 p.m. Friday. DOANE To Mr. and Mra. Ktnnelh M. Dnane. 21SS Onyx St., Eugene, a Bon. TRI'LLINCER Tn Mr. and Mra. Ij renre E. Trti 1 neer. 349 Crest nr.. Ell. WASHINGTON orSecretary ofleene. a son. Agriculture-Designate Ezra Taft Benson announced he has appointed D. K. Broadhead of San Marino, Calif., as his executive assistant, effective Jan. 21. Broadhead has had wide experience in marketing, particularly in dairy and poultry products. DEATHS PA VIS Lee Mavis. Bll. nr 34S Main St., Springfield, died Tuesday. Servlres will be Friday at lrt:in a.m. at Veatch HnlUnc.wnrth England Funeral Home. KARnELlr-r.eorce E. Kardell, 54. MU Sunnvslde Pr., died Jan. IS at Evans ville, Ind. Sen-Ices will he Friday at 2 p.m. at Slmnn-Lounsbury Mortuary. Legislator to Seek Investigation Of 20 Electricity Surcharge SAl.EM ifl A legislative investigation of the 20 per cent surcharge on electric bills will he 'sought hy Sen. Warren Gill, Lebanon Republican. Gill said he would introduce a resolution calling for a three niember committee to investigate immediately "the whole story of why the surcharge is in effect." There would be one senator and two respresentatives on the committee. The 20 per cent surcharge was added to the electric bills by Portland General Electric, Pacific Power and Light and Mountain States Power companies to reimburse them for the added cost of steam generation during the recent water shortage. "I've been flooded with protests because of this surcharge, and I think a committee should get all the facts and report back to the Legislature as soon as possible. I don't think the whole story has been told yet," Sen. Gill said. Tnblic Utilities Commissioner Charles H. Hellzel said the sur charge would remain in effect only until the companies have been repaid their added steam generating costs. Another power measure, to allow court appeals from decisions of the State Hydroelectric Commission, was ready for introduction under sponsorship of Portland General Electric The commission refused to let PGE build the Telton power project on the Deschutes River after the State Fish Commission said it would hurt fish life. Liquor by the drink and educational television legislation were headed toward hot battles. The House Alcoholic Control Committee, introducer of the Slate Liquor Commission's bill to confine sales of liquor by the glass to places where meals are served, was ready to begin the big task of working it over. The big objection to the bill comes from labor groups, whirh think it doesn't provide adequate places where the working man ran buy a drink. The House Education Committee voted to Introduce the con- troversial hill to permit the State Board of Higher Education to television stations in Portland and near Corvallis. A MOVIE indicating the need for volunteer ground observers in the nation's civil defense, will be shown Znnta Club memhers Wed nesday at 7:30 p.m. at 450 E. 14th Ave. Other organizations wanting to sec films of this kind, presented; hv Air Force officers from the Air Defense Command, should call 3- 2124. PRECINCT 51 voters in Eugene will cast ballots in Thursday's1 special recall election at 651 E. l!th Ave., the Phi Sigma Kappa! fraternity house. The county elec-' lions department Wednesday re- ported this change from a pre viously designated polling place. : REPUBLICAN Women will hold a luncheon Friday at the Eugene Hotel. Reservations should be made with Mrs. Lloyd Denslow.l 4- B560, or Mrs. C. P. Tillman,! 5- 414B. A STAG dinner for all Master Masons will be held by Eugene Iidgc No. II. A.F. A M. at the Masonic Temple, 10th and Olive Sts., Wednesday, Jan. 21 at 6:15; pm. The dinner will he followed; bv a stated communication of the! lodge at which Dr. F. M. Hunter,! i honorary Chancellor of Higher Education of Oregon, will speak on "Masonic Milepnsts on the. Road to Freedom." TAXES and property assess-! ments will be explained Fridaj night at Friendly House. 2445 Kin-, raid St.. by Lane County Assessor j . . . . It. c George Stork. The meeting, open r"l" l-roadcaster has sort of "dog in Iho manger ac wi s(art g .,.,! "I he Is prepared to cnn-;,'"n- . , ,h.m and will include a question and intensive fight to bring. "e 'infnrmjnn on his swer period. tr me r.ugene-spring- (Allen's) activities to maxc an : over Channel 9n ultra f..n of Inie isen enmmem. irmene,. i. , : I ' i .n. er to one of the Council". I " Mile Ul uppuM- . .... ,.,,. h,,.. niifQtions. rt t ii -""iii. "i - 'A f illosfrod it rftecrtrvnr 0" OvS'-ob-firf of mftftrrslj AM) "OUT' President Truman erasps hand of f Ifnt-I- leet Dwight Eisenhower us Ihey prepare to leave nnile House for Eisenhowers Inaugtiraiion jepared to Fight, lecaster States . Plywood Plant Open to Public i Mi?enn radio stations, in"""""-. ."' vrr ...ted in a letter just a iudiansmit.er ..iincitem city otri-'.; ' ( tv officials mien-cu. .- Gordon Allen, opera- ,is means bolh studio and trnns-i W'"1, ' n" ' . "a Xnhv es, radio sta-; mM wouid be located in the same open ,h doors to 'J V -"'"I'll"'! quest ons asK-1 qDot on Ke v nunc. ,. ,t,A cnr:n0 km, v.,. ,. spm m . K - ol,k ,c inspection of the .spring v iiiv counci men tnnaper i.ee himk" - " . .. . licld branch's newest addition L . ' ' .L .,;,riin to be located in The plant will remain open un I'ltitMAH renuesied , ' L nearest ma ior city, which would til 9 p.m. and will be open dur .iw out of a Council meet-'told Council last week that FCC re- "nmrsnav. engine power! IdR-h p. I nadmastrr engine standard on jnno and nOOO Series heav-duty and for w ard-cnntrol models, optional on 4000 Series heavy-duty trucks. for 20 an Z Eti.ene. Council agreed they ing the same hours Thursday and i" PPring-lwant both facilities to be within Kn ay mW.j, n S, r Ar " I"!""" Springfield U possum. ;, ,ion, (rom removing " K0RK kCgn sServl!W",n' NK," . trom raw logs to the finished! ""Springfield area pro- "As long as we sn i r ..... ... prmiuci. !rmitting Allen to ' use! Eugene properly, we can ap ply on Sprinfi(.ia Branch of WTC also ' X. ' Channel 20." Allen said. The F.u- rp(,rfltr, , lumber mill, pulp and 'IT.FVF rn.v. . 'gene radiomen had advised Council paprr pbn, snr prf.s5ed fuel -.1 1 ih.it an applirant for television nbn, A nilt ,r, integrated for 1 X is assicned hv Pori.'..siis.. in Snrinefir'd should use ..nitration of wood and , ""iirannns Commission channel 37. former wood waste. , are Channel 13, veryj nadioman Allen aln said in his 4; Channel 9. educa-!iPttor that he intends to build "this und channel 9fl mr 1 .... ; ,u- -m. no matter what i r rk N arc ln " d's- the opposition. I have hern ap 1 -aarinel 11 Cr.r;nr.r;nM . . , . ,t i. lei mv- radio' 'awl 1- i-T..." 1 " prnacnen in ine '' . Hvi . ITIK. as crned to J fr A reel mone- r. 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