Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, November 21, 1953, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextPUBLIC RECORDS t .uii-IPAL COURT P 1 iSat. 9. I3 violation Arthur ?!. 190 W. 8th Ave (also lu,.,:, ..i.ilin and passing In I ".i I'S- John S. Bosencrans, si.. $10: Ralph u r: :.u' (accident) w, e-spi " n Elinor St.. 510; ll!?' n West 36lh Ave.. - Dnhnp nn. z i nan. I4""'. i'. Richard P. Fettle, Is mil St H Sterling F. f""",S,Tl Lincoln Si, $20; Jo- !"!:, ; jr.. 2445 w. nth Ave., ; Thomas Y. Meador, t"iih Ave. 520; ma avery, toiler et c n: Alacaenno not- u..hrs St.. (10: Allan r Jc 1 East inth Aye., 55; L- it Dcvlne, 3370 w. mm Ave., r ' i mil, 290 Bosarl Lane, V" r.llowav. 860 lrvlns KS fi'traldlne Toby Bllchlc, 1 rSene Woolley, 943 Cal .fill Bov John Sharp, 63 i liio lacrldentl 55; Charles E. lLY.S, nll Lane. 525. fi-ht violation Arthur Lee 1M A St, Sprineflcld, 55; : Dturrayer, Junction uuy, a: 'u.lian. 364 E. -Broadway. 55; i.inson Jr., Monitor. 55; war '1...L. Orecon Hotel, 55: ak Storm i C x iKes cgypi Vn Esvnt If! A freak snow (in storm sweeping the east- lediterrancan reporieuiy nas i at least 13 deaths and It destruction throughout Eient lands along its shores, e nersons were reported fin Alexandria, Egypt's chief h, when ncavy gaies me to days tumDien nouses, in Lebanon, a farmer was hen high winds Blew ijim kicks. Lnese officials said at least sons, including 17 girt goal were missing as that Bib- Ind shivered under its fourth 1 niebt of heavy rains and Roads were DiocKea Dy Ms. Irseins storm forced closing Lnv eastern Mediterranean including Alexandria, Istan kief seaport of Turkey, and Israel s principal port. Imer Tour Slides duled Saturday is Parker, ' former Univer Oregon student in foreign ges, will present an lllus lecture on her summer o the University of Guadal- at the regular meeting of B chapter of the American of Teachers of Spanish and jtse in Portland, Sat. Nov commenlary will be pre- in Spanish. The slides will colorful scenes in Mexico ttso a fiesta in San Pedro. Biding the meeting from the rsity of Oregon will be Dr. M. Dougherty, head of the language department; Devine, instructor in Ro- languages: Perry J. Pow- issistant professor of Ro- laneuagcs, and Patricia M. cole, instructor of Romance ges. Ibersof the association have invited to bring students Their classes to hear Miss s lecture, according to lerty. The meeting is schod Ir Hostess House in the Ore building. DANCING rry Sat. Night With dred Glaspey na ine tand that plays for you Singers Theda Bryan & Shirley Dunaway Bridge park BALLROOM MHe Out W nth Admission 1.00 per person! unc. Tax) St., 55: Georse William Dav. u in. Stop slcn violattnn n Jackson, 2225 Rlvervlcw St, $5' mjk Sr. ..1:?'',',?0. F'r A. $5; nicrTara unc-r, veneta, $5; Nero No. kanor Soderstcdt. Jasper, 55; William Ray Hamilton. 1958 Onvx St., 55' ot R. Baiiman, Junction City, S5j Clar MM AG!l'd' 812 L'renccf St.? ?5 Manuel A. Dormnn. am w in.i. 1.77 $5; -Kenneth L, Torgerson, 1105 A 1598 Moss St. (no driver's license on' person 510; William A. Dezoe, 30 Vincent St.. $5: wiiiia. i R. S.1:.' SP'ld., 55; Gene D, Nelson. I" w...'ns'.r. . M: 'vne E. Vt "asn,naton St, 55: . .u.v. .... aiiier, iiamsmire ss Richard W. Stanturf. 358 Jefferson St $5 Roy K. Crahh lias w ion. 99. wyae itaymond Andpricnn -iara boon a Rmnc 1851 Charnellon St., $s. Reckless drivlnp rh9.iA. n mo Sunny drove, (and no drlvrr's So. Willamette St., $25 and restricted use of auto for Rotng to and from school from home three months from date. IBM n turn Harold S. Hill, French Hall. UofO. ss Improper rlcht turn Cecil Irwin Berfi. 1259 E. 27th Ave., $5. Drlvinc wrone slrio nf c!-nni i Failure to vlelrl ' rtM.nt.... ... ben P. Scheurer. l-.Rn Pniir ct dent) $25; Sophie Wabber Hayior, 552 w-i. t7- jv BLcnii vit JSdwarri Sjli. "nu,mas' Airjerta St., $5, Failure to vield rlpht.nr....-., flcstrlan Shirley D. Arnold. 661 W. M St., Spfld., $5. Stop sign violation Edward Scott. io i in iiiu ur ver a llrnneo uii HL-rnuni a i erry uouglas Stanley 2718 Madison St., $5. a"y. moior running unattended Robert uiimucii, JiruiiKinn, uaK St., M. Hacking into traffic Frederick Wm Miller Jr.. Alnha Tan Omno. iinrn guilty, no fine. 1 No red flag Dean Edward Greer, Chiloquln, $5. no operator s license on person itniim r.uwara aoric, 5; Fred H. Tunlson,, Albany. $5. Drunk and dlsordoriv nnm.it.. Duane Marx, 746 E. 25lh Ave. (also iiiegai possession or intoxicating liquor) $50 and released on probation lo Ray Hendrickson. Illegal possession of inloxiratlng liquor Gary Leroy Funk. Collage uruve, au; jerry Arnold Warner, Cot tage Grove, $50. , Reckless drlvlnp Howard H, Haynes, 1112 W. 6th Ave. (and driving with suspended 'driver's license) $50 and 10 Sundays in jail. Disorderly conduct nirnri Thomas Fritchie, 1412 Mississippi St., 9ou una io ne released wnen detcr- minea not wanted. Drunk Holger P. Chrlstnnhersnn no address given, 30 days hard labor; Raymond John Sommers, 364 llth Ave., $10; Ole B. Hclgeson. 104B Lin- coin ai m; vernon Llndbcrg, B23 Pearl St., $10. Drunk in auto Homer Moore, een- cral delivery. $50; Larry W. Carper, Belvedere Hotel, $50. Driving under the Influence of in toxicating liquor Alfred S. Copple. 645 10th St., Spfld., $200 and driver's license suspended for three months. Mossadegh, the Actor .i j. i..c..gMiMg'vniiiiiijjii ' ...val Strike Delays Fruit Trucks PORTLAND Iffl The second strike in a week halted deliveries from the big Pacific Fruit and Produce plant here briefly Fri day morning. But AFL Teamsters pickets were withdrawn three hours after they had appeared at the plant, and 25 trucks left to supply about 1,200 Western Oregon and South western Washington merchants. AFL warehousemen who had re fused to pass the picket line re turned to their jobs inside. Clyde Crosby, Teamster s' spokesman, said the dispute was over wages, hours and working conditions. There was no an nouncement of whether the dis pute was settled. A brief strike of teamsters and warehousemen at the plant one week ago was the result of the discharge of an employe, the two unions said. PILUSO'S Broadway Phone 5-9138 NOW PLAYING FOUR KNIGHTS Coming for Fifih Time ROYAL GUARDS MOSSADEGH LEANS his weary head on his lawyer's shoulder, left, and then drops is ncaa on nis arms to weep with shoulder-heaving sobs. Feature Times SATURDAY (Subject to change) HEILIG Take the Hlsh Ground, 12:40. 2:55, 5:10, 7:20. 9:35. MCDONALD The Robe, 9:30. 12:00, 2:30. 5:00, 7:30, 10:0(1. REX Martin Luther. 1:00, 3:10. 5:20, 7:30, 9:40. SUNDAY (Sublect lo chancel HEILIG Torch Song, 1:15, 3:25, 5:35, 7:50, 10:00. MCDONALD The Robe, 12:00, 2:30, 5:00. 7:30. 10:00. REX Vlckl, 2:10. 5:00. 7:30, 10:35, Marksman, 1:00, 3:50, 6:40, 9:30. THOROUGHLY EXHAUSTED -at end of session, the ex-Premier, on trial for treason, stretches out on his bench to take a rest. S5t V'P' "1 i li.-":.-.,,....,,,' r- 2mj.bJ HIS ANTICS bring chuckles in the 'courtroom. Gen Rialii, second from right, also being tried, is joined in laughter by his defense lawyers. Freight, Mail Trains Collide GRAND VALLEY, Colo. Wl Two trainmen were killed in the head-on collision of a Denver & Rio Grande Western mail train and a freight six miles north of here early Friday. Witnesses said the 112 - car freight train, pulling a 7,000-ton load, apparently was unable to stop and ran through a switch. The engineers of both trains were killed. They were rrea Kecley, on the mail train locomo tive, and Glenn Arnspigcr, aboard the freight. Both were from Grand Junction. Firemen of both trains were injured, but there were no inju ries to passengers on the west bound mail train. owdy, HOME COMERS Hungry? IenTryFOO'S ,..,'. feature a complete p of Seafood, Chi nese Food, and of course, FPfing American Dinners. I Arn I Our Arrange to meet your Friendi in Our New Lounge Now Open Daily from 11:00 a.m. to :00 a.m. Aft COO'S II For Gracious Dining 164 Willamette NOTICE: We will be open Monday, Nov. 23 So that our employee! may spend Thanka"lv. Ine home with their 'amltlel. WE FEATURE FOWLER ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER'S AND OLYMPIC TELEVISION AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE Bainbridge Electric 215 SOUTH 14th .Springfield Ph. 7-7221 'AWFUL ACCENT' DUE TO SMOG BIRMINGHAM, England IAV A diction expert Friday blamed the smog pall which hangs over this industrial city for the "aw ful accent" of its dwellers, Frank Jones, author of a book on proper English speaking, ex plained: "Birmingham people who opened their mouths to make the correct sounds found them selves gulping in a mouthful of dirty aid. So they developed a technique of opening their lips only to the smallest possible slit and then straining the words through In a way which distorts them." Balkan Nations Agree On Mutual Defense BELGRADE, Yugoslavia Ml The Balkan alliance Greece, Tur key and Yugoslavia disclosed Friday they had reached "agree ment on all questions relating to mutual defense in. case of aggression." The joint communique was is sued here, in Athens and Ankara at the conclusion of a 10-day con ference between the representa tives of the military general staffs of the three nations on measures to strengthen self defense in southeastern Europe. This Is the Time of Year to Enloy It aliarf" Spaghetti dinners Steaks Fried Chicken k After the game the whole family will enjoy our homey atmosphere Eat by candlelight by the fireplace OPES 5 -10 P.M. OPEV TUESDAY . CLOSED THANKSGIVING UNO'S SPAGHETTI HOUSE 1491 Willamette Ph. 4-2453 for Res. Li DANCE EVERY SAT. NIGHT MUSIC BY: FOUR FIFTHS and a PINT Finest In Popular Music T PLAYGROUND COCKTAILS CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS 4i Miles Beyond Jasper No Minors Please Ph. 6-3049 Reds in Rate On Tax Ledger EAST NORWICH, N. Y. im The Russians are in the red on taxes for two mansions they own on Long Island one of them occupied by Andrei Vishinsky. An estate here, "Norwich House," has been put on notice for public sale Dec. 7 unless a Nassau County tax bill of $2,918, five months in arrears, is paid. The other estate, "Killcn- worth at Glen Cove, has been put on notice -for public sale for ?2.3!)6 tax delinquency. The Soviet first deputy foreign minister and permanent delegate lo the United Nations occupies Killcnworth with his wife, daugh ter and staff. Various Russians staff members and children live at Norwich House. Shortage of Inmates PROVIDENCE, R. I. MV Warden William C. Kindclan complained Thursday there aren't enough inmates in the state prison "lo do work, espe cially outside building." He blamed the drop in prison pop ulation to an increase in dc ferred or suspended sentences. mOTOR-VU THEATRE ONI Mill EAST OF SPPJNOHdO . P H O N t ,i.V.-Sl'iV. Show Starts 6:45 18 ALSO 'in mm mvmv j;! Hip THOMAS' LEE Cit! Saturday Radio-Nov. 21 Program listings are prepared by the radio stations. KERG i2uo KORE mo KUGN B9o KASH few S:00 Gangbusters Hawaii Calls Skip A Long Dinner Hour :1S Gangbusters Hawaii Calif Skip A Long Dinner Hour 6:30 Gunsmoke Whiz Kids Skip A Long Dinner Hour :4S Gunsmoke News Skip A Long U.S. Army Band 7:00 Two for Mediate, lime Skip A Long Showtime 7:18 the Money Piano Notes Skip A Long Review 7:30 Capitol AU Star Skip A Long Here's to Vets 7:4S Cloakroom Dance Skip A Long Calballaro 8:00 Crime All Star Eddie Town&country S:1S Classics Danco Arnold Join the Navy 8:30 TBA Lombardoland Grand Old Party 8:48 TBA Lombardoland Opry Dancing 8:00 Dude Martin World News Tee Wee Dance Party 8:18 Pan. Am. Race Wrestling King Dancint Party 0:3O Don McGrane'i Wrestling Tex Dance Party 8:48 This I Believe Wrestling Williams Dancing, News 10:00 World News Wrest Itnj News Dancing 10:18 Round & Round Wrestling Party Tantry Dancing Party 10:30 Dance Orch. Best Party Panlry Cocoanul 10:48 Dance Orch. on Wax Party Pantry Grove 11:00 Round & Round Unexpected Parly Pantry Table for two 11:13 Round & Round Unexpected These are Table for twu 11:30 Round & Round Gross's Records Table for two 11:48 Round & Round Private Line These, Records Table for two First Run FBEMIER RESIGNS . PHNOM PENH, Cambodia Wi The Premier of this Indochinese kingdom, Chan Nak, in office only two days, has resigned in dispute with other politicians over when elections should be held. 67,762 ACRES BURNED MONTGOMERY, Ala Ml Woodland fires burned 67,762 acres in Alabama during the first 17 days of this month, State Conservation Department records show. BE SURE. 1 INSURE BARTHOLOMEW INSURANCE AGENCY 335 MAIN 7-74S1 SPRINGFIELD 7-2032 OPEN SUN. 2:45 OPEN SAT 4:45 rhone 5-7351 ENDS SATURDAY John Payne Donna Reed Raiders -of the Seven Seas . Technicolor Drama WILL ROGERS Jit.-JANE WYMAN Story of Will Rogers Technicolor Drama 3i.,.Bi.!.,ML!.li sNfcw ti.ii.jo I'd 1 A S 1 1 Ml Cttrn WLjH NaajiacB HK VICTOH MHUIt MKHMl IIMMIi U CONTINUOUS EAFOHMANCES jjj TSS I POPULAR PRICES! I 'L s until itoent II. IS till Si Em.tUOl Sxiiir si.so S nf2 Sptelal Priefl far Juni.rt 4&S Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Sat., Nov. 21, 1953 5 NQRTH.END. ---.CT.Vr.-.HI ENDS SAT. Box Office Opens 6:00 Show Starts 6:45 I KM 4 3431 1 LAST TIME SATURDAY I magnificent 8 Lv4 iS, motion picture I f 'or our time I I FEATURE TIMES 1 :00 3 :10 5 :20 7 :30 9:40 ENDS TODAY RICHARD WIDMARK "TAKE THE . iiif.n :;rol!m"' STARTS SUNDAY A JOAN Crawford EXCITING ond Fskk DIFFERENT-o a t" 1 i MICHAEL WILDING iMatJfeaaa ON OUR WIDE SCREEN Moulin rouge PACKF.D WITH THRILLS! "BEAST FROM 20,000 FATHOMS" ALSO RAY MILLAND "JAMAICA BX'V In beautiful Technicolor ESTHER WILLIAMS VICTOR MATURE WALTER PIDGEON MILLION DOLLAR , MERMAID" ALSO " Craig Slcvcns Joyce Hunter 'MURDER WITHOUT TEARS" COLOR CARTOON & NEWS Your Family DrlvtMn Independently Owned NOW mku& War ncr Bros. fl "e,int i mm FNmad In Fabulout Onaeal i'"" Diana i Patricia Lynn Medina Companion Feature SOW 2 BIG HITS 'Ii:illl.S OF THE JU!LE" and "SL'BMIIIE PATROL" CASCADE 3BL 2 MILES EAST SPED. sow! now! mm KNI (IF SEASON "CLEARANCE SALE" THREE FEATURES) NO. t "KID FROM CLEVELAND" NO. 2 "PLUNDERERS" No. 3 "OLD LOS ANGELES" PLUS TWO CARTOONS Count 'Em! ... Yes Sir! We Bought 'Em . . We Gotta Play 'Em! Regular Old Time DANCE W.O.W. HALL Erery Sat. Night 8th & Lincoln Vera McAdams Orchestra IMF Rtr.r.r-- -S.Ti tA,lE bTJP -SSv. in V.ri .- CRUR! m GUIS IF Riltwt thru Unit) ArtiiU FILMED' IN VIVID PATHS COLORI i 2 MINUTES LEFT TO SAVE THEIR LIVES! M-G-M'S TERHOZI orjA TRAIN GLENN FORD ANNE VERNON SUNDAY Show Starts At Dusk MitssceimlHimimScmitai, umwm m en tin I MVMMrlHflHfai THUNDERING? A CRUSADERS Vf .i OF THE WHITE I ICOCKADE! i r HP errolFlynnw KAWICE CAMPaEa-WONHEWttEAlK ROGtl'UVF56Y-lWH0W'Sli:tl. vm.Maim H3 -ff PIPER I fQtyliiuRiEl GFJtC NUM MTHUW MNHO V2660 WlttAMETTE 7W4.4IS2