Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, January 21, 1953, Image 24

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Newspaper Page TextUB Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore,, Wed.. Jan, 21, 19531 Sold, Resold Religious Leaders To Speak at UO The University of Oregon's annual Peligious Evaluation Week will begin on the campus Sunday evening with a ban quet at the Erb Memorial Union Blrig. a x:.. j- KnunH u-itli 2 r A rnccne hv rplirrinil'; nve-udy MwjixciMi uunuru in v ...... .v ' ft . , Hays leaders, discussions and luncheons is based on "Shaking of i pa ,r' the Foundations" a tneme stressing me presnni iroim uims from a religious view. This year's program will center on Chrislianily in .lurla- ism in contrast to last year's Calves Do Their Bit For March Two hahv calves have marlf Ihoir contribution to the March of Dimes polio campaign in the I V ' Saturday the Valley Auction Market at Irving put on a spec--ial sale to raise money for the march. A baby calf was bought hi- i.ort Piitman. owner and man- parliament of world religions; ajcr n (he market, then it was which stressed the eastern rc-,. sold and resold several times, llgions. 1 earh time the price going into All speeches and discussions will the polio fight fund. State Civil Service Lists Job Openings Applications for timekeepers with the Oregon highway depart ment will be accepted until Feb. 2, state cjvil service officials .-an nounced. Applicants must be high school grariuales or have a substantial amount of clerical experience to he accepted for the examination The positions, which may involve travel, have a starting salary of S272 a month. The officials also said there is a continuing need for competent stenographers and typ ists Further information may lie ob tained at any local office of the state employment service. take plare at the student union building. The opening banquet will begin at fi p.m. The Rev. Taut S. Wright, minister of the First Pros- Buyers were Earl Ringsdnr, Ed Lemmon, Driskill Brothers, Wallace Stnrmer, Arthur Bien hoff, William Morse, D. L. Nick- 4 . f r IK bvterian Church of Portland, will erson, Gatther Harpole, Mac Mc- give the opening address, "One; cracken, R. V. Smith, John World or None." The dinner meet-' Campbell, C. R. Loe, C. V. ing is open to the public at SI a Thornton, Ray Sherbomly, Louis plate. Tickets may be obtained by- Allemang and Vern McDuffy. ' calling Mrs. Clarence Elliott, direc tor of Christian House, 5-3491. ' Other religious leaders who will ' 'speak during the week include: 1 Professor Georges Florovsky from St. Vladimir's Russian Orthodox r Theological Seminary, New York City; the Rev. Matthias Burgher, , Mount Angel Seminary, Mount An - gel, Ore.; Rabbi Elliott Grafman, ' Long Beach, Calif.; Dean H. C. .Gossard, U. S. State Department; ji Dean Clifford E. Maser. Oregon State Colleoe- the Rev H f Me. THE REV. M. BURGHER serve, San Francisco, Calif.; and Religious Sliirl l.carlrr ;Dr Karjn M Kapper-.lohnson, Lewis and Clark College. Portland, j The religious week is being spon I sored by the University's Religious jand Spiritual Activities committee. ; the University Religious Council 'and the Religious Directors Assn. it eV Death Takes Lee Davis ,7 9 Postal Rate When the calf was sold for the last time, a total of S68 was raised for March of Dimes and the calf was given to Anita Mc Duffy, a little girl who was present. Last week the same thing went on at the Eugene Auction Mar ket Livestock sale. A day-old calf was bought by W. W. Greene, placed back in the ring and re-sold ten times; to Biil McBronm, Harry Harbert, Ted Gullickson, Meat Cutters Local No. 324, Jack Hatton. Bud Bry ant. S. B. Moffitt, .lohn Camp hell. Medford Cash Store. Dead wood anw Ted Gullickson. Ken Danstrom was auctioneer. When the sale total was figured, March of Dimes was richer by .SR2.50 and a youngster named Richardson, whose first name was lost in the shuffle, had a calf. DEAD DUCK? DUCK, N. C. tin The SO resi dents of this tiny fishing village on Currituck Sound wonder appre hensively about the future of their community. The voung people arc mnvintr au.a- anH the. nl.timnrc' are dying off. (ADVKRTISKMRNT) It c h IUn't Suffvr Another Mi mil No fnmttcr hoW many remMi you hn trii tnr itrhinr wwma. pnriini. Infec tions, nthlet' foot or whatever your i"kin trouble mr he anything frrwn homl to foot. WONDER SM.VK and Wonrl . JJrtiiiratnl Snap run help ymi. DevHoprd fr th 1io in thp Araiy now for yon folk at home WONDKR SAbVK ia whit. Brparlp, antiarpUe. No ukIv apparanrr. Safe for children. Get WONDER SAT.VK antt WONDER MEDICATED FOAP- R-'Milia or money refunded. Trn'v wn'Wnl preparations. Try them.' Jar or Tube. Sold in Eugcnfi hy Evt-ryhndy's, Penny wise. Drue Ontor, Fred Movers, and Pay Le (Western Thrift) IrtiK Store; or your own riruccitl. Group Heats Policy Needs Leo Davis, 248 Main St., Spring ! field, died Tuesday. He had lived nearly 61 years in the area. He was horn May 27, 1873, at ,11 I Knoxville. Tenn., and moved to HOf)ST tLKFTI Oregon when he was 10. He mar-i ried Lena E. McPhersnn in .Tnn-j WASHINGTON MV-The Inter uary, 1901 in Springfield. He was slale Commerce Commission Wed a member of Springfield IOOF , .. . , .... , Lodge and the Woodmen of the disclosed a petition from World. "i" ''"st "'dee Department for Thp pace of psychological war- Survivors include four tlaugh- new increase In parcel post rales fare in America's relations with ters, Mrs. Etta Cassity of Kelso, averaging close to 35 per cent. foreign countries, was outlined Wash , Mrs. Mar.iorie Fox of Fall ' ' Mondav for Springfield Lions Cluh. Creek, Mrs. Emma Garhoden,! The pel dion was filed hy .lcsse fir. ,'loel V. Berreman, professor Bend, and Mrs. Sarah Allen of Bu-;M. Donaldson, who went mil of of- f sociology at the University of gene; tnree sons, rranois ann men- fir(, as postmaster general at noon Oregon, backed up his outline with srd of Springfield and Charley of Tuesday. Dated .Ian. 15, the plea his own experiences during three Eugene; 14 grandchildren; five for higher rates was one of his years' service in the Office of War great grandchildren.. Ia,t 0((irai a,.K Information in China and its Far Services will he in Veat-h Hoi- officials estimated that Eastern branch office at San Fran- Iingsworth England Funeral Home ,.lns,;" "f" cstimaien mat . m m m Friria.. iih ii,. i, line proposed hike would raise in- cl5rn- cUdfo'-B Pl post service by Psychological propaganda can do V , L , " , 3,,n2 ii'cr h . miinn , v..r . some good overseas, he said, but ment will be in Ml. Vernon Ceme- """"1 51sn mllllnn a. "r it can nnl counteract what the !, T "'I , ,T t'niled States' citizens themselves M r cho.ee except to file the CWne nv(,rs(,as wil, t Ute ESTATE Ari-RAISFD it since the package "mce. , s. ptowin4i m. NEW YORK Ifl-Aclrcs, Fannv "" "P"' !ing of the opportunities in the Brice left assels totaling $5B7,8S7, 1'r.der a congressional inandale, Ui s wncn hpy knnw n injustices mostly in i ailtnrnla property, ac-ne nrpanmeni musi. in inese rir- heing practiced againsl Chinese in cording to an estate tax appraisal rnmslances seek higher rales frnm j,0 America, filed here Tuesday. the ICC or lose its regular ap-;' "I doubt if we can win a war of propriation. cnnflicl with words nr arms alone." DRAPES cleaned In Sanitone i The rates were last raised an he said. "We need policies con ELECTRIC CLEANERS average of 25 per cent on Oct. 1, sonant with the needs and hopes 1210 Willamette St. Dial .VIM" 1B31. of foreign peoples," he emphasized. FAIR PLAY IS THE DEMOCRATIC WAY! 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