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f Picture Revue iii ii : STRETCHING HANDS OF TIME .Not restricted by orthodox clock faces, Georges r.k.i has Invented clock hands that extend and r.. i. ..I... i. r..u: ' .J'j. ,. --- - . v.ui.i, in icic9i.uuiu laaitiuii 10 liiui e the correct time no matter the shape of the clock's face. The application of the ,nch inventor s "timely idea is evident in the large clock above. Gehel is shown In Paris, holding other clocks of his design. n if SON OF TOP NAfcl IN CLOISTER Walking to his studies with classmates at Heart of Jesus cloister in Inns bruck, Austria, is Martin Bormann (center), eldest son of the Martin Bormann who was a top aide to Adolf Hitler during the Nazi regime in Germany. Young Bm mann's presence here recalls rumors that the elder Bor mann took refuge behind cloister walls after the death, of Hitler. r"PWi ii . i jit J " ""TT" r? - v---; mm pwr J! --.xl H -'f V", i . Mwr a s .fat ewV-i l i s i f i in 'TURNABOUT' FOR HONORED DOCTOR Dr. Felix J, Underwood, of Jackson, Miss., winner of the 1953 Lasker Award for public health achievement, is "exam ined" by Cheryl Kay Whitlock, of Nettleton, Miss., under the supervision of nurse Myra Caruth. Mississippi's state health officer for 30 years, Dr. Underwood received the award "for demonstrating how a long-sustained, sound and expanding pattern of public health services benefits people." The award is made annually through the American Public Health Association. NICE REAL ESTATE The nation's realtors are sold on Phyllis Winger, as the sign testifies. And who can blame them? The comely brunette was chos en to serve as hostess at the National Association of. Realtors convention in Los . Angeles. ' SYMBOL OF HOPE Ambrose Salmlni, of Yonkers, N. Y., demonstrates the winning symbol of the $1,800 contest he started among West Germans for a symbol that will mean "hope" to people enslaved by the Com munists. About 20 per cent of the entries came from the Soviet zone, with entrants using West German re turn addresses. The winning symbol, selected from 2,500 entries, js a simple drawing that transforms the Soviet emblem into the Christian cross in two sketches. The. first shows the sickle flattening itself out in a straight line and the hammer becoming the crossbar. The second drawing shows the completed cross. It was submitted by a German whose initials are "H.J.S." but Salmini said he would have to find out if he wanted his name used. Many specified that their names were not to be disclosed. THEIR TOUR IN SILVER King Paul and Queen Frcderika of Greece are presented wn a silver plaque mapping the route of their tour across trie united siaics. a dia mond marks New Orleans on the man. Makine the presentation is Louisiana Gover nor Robert Kcnnon (center) at dinner in New Orleans honoring the royal visitors. 1 "'tWWU MIDWEST'S "GRANDMA MOSES" Mrs. Eda Sadler, 73-year-old artist, displays one of her paintings for her grandson, Roger Wilson, 9, in the picture gallery of a Chicago department store. Mrs. Sadler's successful one woman show displays her "primitive" style, much like that of the famed Grandma Moses. Until three years ago "Grandma Sadler" used buildings on her farm as sub jects for most of her paintings. I ' 1 - ' gc.Cl;SED REDS SUSPENDED Nathan Mills (left) and rwnmmittee hearings In Boston. Both were accused of Ci Reds working the Lynn, Mass. General Electric By1 bv counterspy William Teto. General Electric offl f"" Mnounced that both men have been mspended. YOU LOOK GOOD TO ME Pleter, a Sumatra tiger, resident of the Lincoln Park Zoo In Chicago, 111., snarls as he approaches his meal. In this case it ap pears that his next meal might be you. However, his conduct must be excellent, because he's been voted zoo animal of the month. FOUR-LEGGED THERAPY Twelve year-old Laurel Anderson, a patient at the University of Michigan Hos pital at Ann Arbor, enjoys a new kind of therapy as Philip and Willie, two coatl mundis make friends with her. Supervising the mccfnig is their owner, Mary Ann Bancroft, assistant head of the University Hospital school. During the day the nocturnal long-tailed pets live in a cage on the eighth floor of the hospital, but are transferred to Miss Bancroft's apartment at night. , Body's Message System Studied LOS ANGELES IW The complex communications system which alerts body de fenses when the body is un- tor "attack" is being explor ed by doctors at UCLA and the Long Beach Veterans Hospital. The research is concerned with what parts of the brain are involved in an attack situation and how the brain communicates with other parts of the body to set up defenso networks. Four main stations in the communications system have been identified as important in setting up body defenses. They are the sensory nerves, which focus an injury or discaso in the body: the brain, the pituitary gland and the adrenal system. The key organ in the brain which organizes the body de fense has been identified as the hypothalamus- gland, linked to the other stations by nerve fibre circuits and vascular channels. When an injury occurs. doctors say, the sensory nerves alert the brain, which stimulates the pituitary gland to send out hormones. The hormones, in turn, stim ulate the adrenal glands to emit substances which aid the body in defense against injury and disease. Farm Female DANVERS, Mass. (tpl One of America's oldest active farmerettes is 90-year-old Mrs. Ellen Eussell, who has been farming here for 57 years. Legal NOTICETCreRDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the underslsned hu been appointed Administrator of the Estate of LOUIS TIM DERY, De ceased, by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County. All persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to present the same, duly verified with proper vouchors, to the underslsned. at the law office of- HERBERT W. LOMBARD, Wiser Bulldlns, Cot. tage Grove, Oregon, within six months of tho date of the first publication of this Notice. Dated and first published October 24. 1953. A. W. DERY, Administrator. HERBERT W. LOMBARD, At torney. No. 447 Nov. 21, 19S3. "NOTlCtrTSlER"EHVGIVEf that the Executrix of the Estate of Lydia Hansclman, also known as LIZZIE HANSELMAN, de ceased, has filed her Final Ac count In said estate in the Cir cuit Court of Lane County, Ore gon, and the Court has appointed the 16th day nf December, 1953, at 10:00 o'clock A.M. of said day In the Circuit Court Room in the Courthouse In Eugene, Oregon, for hearing of objections to said Final Account and tho settle ment thereof. LILLIAN W. MAUC.HAN, Executrix of the Estate HUSBAND, FORT & JOHNSON, Attorneys for Estate Date of First Publication: November 14. 1953. No. 477 Dec. 12. 1953. PUBLISHER'S NOTICE MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The associated r-resa la entitled exclusively to the use of re publication of all the local news printed in this newspaper as well aa all news dispatches. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By carrier, monthly $1.50 By carrier. 6 mot. la advance , l.oo By carrier, yearly In advance .m 16.00 By roaU, In Oregon, S mo. .. 3.75 By mall, In Oregon, 6 moa. S.50 By mall, In Oregon, 1 yr. 12.00 By mall, In Oregon, 1 mo. 1.R0 Mall subscriptions In carrier de livered tonea are charged same rate as that of carrier delivery by mall, out of state. 1 mo. 1.75 Legalt TOTTCTToTTINATrATiCiroNT" NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the undersigned, as Ad ministrator of the Estate of JAMES M. MURRAY, Deceased, has filed his Final Account In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Cane County, and tnai tne 1st day or jJecemoer, 1953, at the hour of 9:30 A.M., In the Courtroom of said Court In Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, has been appointed by said Court as the time and place for hear ing of objections thereto and the settlement thereof. All persons having objections thereto must file the same on or before said date. DATED this 22nd day of Octo ber, 1953. EDWIN A. MURRAY, Administrator of the Estate of James M. Murray. Deceased. EUGENE C. VENN, Attorney for the Estate 87 E. Broadway, Eugene, Oregon No. 452 Nov. 21, 1953. ; NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persona having claims against the estate of THERESA M. PRALL, Deceased, are hereby notified to present the same, with the proper vouchers, to the undersigned, who has been' ap pointed as the Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of said decedent by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lano County, and that such claims, with the proper vouchers, should be presented to said Exocutrlx at 415 Medical Center Building, Eugene, Oregon, within six montns from October 31. 19.13. EMILE Mac MICKLE, Exocutrlx of the Last 1 Will and Testament of THERESA M. PRALL, Dceoased. RAY AND PENNINGTON Attorneys lor Estate. No. 462 Nov. 28, 1953. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for tha County of Lan. RUTH MYRLKNE Mc ADAMS. Plaintiff. VS. GEORGE LESTER McADAMS, Defendant. TO: Georflfl Lester McAdarhs, the above named Defendant In the name of the State of Oregon you are hereby required to appear and answer the com plaint of the above named Plain tiff in the above entitled Court, within four weeks from the date of the first publication of this summons, and you. are notified that if you fan to appear ana answer the said complaint ai hereby required,-the Plaintiff will take a decree against you as follows: That the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing be tween the Plaintiff and the Defendant be dissolved and forever hereafter held for naught and that the Plaintiff be granted an absolute divorce of and from the Defendant. That the care, custody and con trol or Christie Adeen mcao ' am, the minor child oh the parties to this cause, be grant ed to tho Plaintiff with the right of reasonable visitation, by the Defendant. This summons Is published nur- sii ant to and by an order of the above entitled Court made and entered on tha flth day of No vember, IDS.!, prescribing that this summons be served by pub lication once a week for four consecutive and successive weeks In the Eugene Register-Guard, a newspaper published In Eugene, orcgon. Date of first publication .No vember 7. 1953. Date of last publication De cember ft, Iftfil. KENNETH O. WILSHIRK Attornev for- Plaintiff 828 Main Street. Leb anon, Oregon, no, -WW iiec. a, i3, Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Sat,, Nov. 21, 1953 7 Buslncn Personals 145 EXPERT burnishing & stripping, copper, brass, all metals.. Lamps wired. Fin. furniture reflnishlng. Ph. 4-8103, IRS N. Polk. pAnMisTsvffEADifres"- Fortune teller. Advice on all , matters. Open dally. 4410 rankllnBlvd. Ph. 41518. H-N-R Fix irshbp"- WE FIX MOST ANYTHING 2B15 Coburg Rd. Ph. 4-04 1 II DENTAL PLATE REPAIRTT)?. Harry Semler, Dentist, corner flth & Willamette, Eugene, Ore. REBUILT "motors wholesali". T &A Motors. Phone 8-1U0. TREE REMOVAL, fully Insured. WEIR 5-4103 WEIR CEFSET home-made for your noil- days. Ph. 4-9278. 150 Lost & Found COST in Eugene between 1007 nan ac otn At. via Broadway and Pearl about Oct. 10, a val. liable badse. White enamel cross trimmed In gold with red heart and crown In center. Suitable reward. Ph. 7-3504 of write 93S Kelly St., Spfld. No. on back .385. COST: Bordcr"Come between Yoncalla & Coburg. Black with white band on throat. Short hair & tall. . Reward. K. W. l.ockle. Rt. 1, Oakland. CSSTTBTTlford In Eugenem7sr. ness district contains valuable papers & money. Clarence M. rtoblnett, 109 W. 5th Ave, Eugene. 6ST;" Bel ween 350 11th and 12th & Pearl on Thura. aft. Top to lady's blue it black knitted dress. Finder call 4-4343. COST'S mo, 61dLabradoT pupphT. All black with white markinga on chest. Vlclnitv of 18th & Poller. Reward. Ph. 4-0711. Tost: EngTiah bull Brindle white, vie. of Trent, slightly lame. "Butch." Reward. Ph, 7-7370, ITSBTTR "etT "v hi 1 cniounddog. Strayed from 1 10 Lawrence, Ph. 5-8781. Reward LOST Red female Wound, vl. rlnlty of Camp Creek. Phone 3-R6M. SLACK & WHiTETeTlngese pup. Answers by "Togo." Reward Ph 7-2R85. Transportation 160 LOCAL CASH RATES (In force within Lane Count; and immediately adjoining area where no local daUy paper la published. Higher ratea outside this area and special ratea for business and professional men within it will be furnished oa request.) t lines 30 times 18.40 ($.14 a line e day) 1 Uoei 7 times ... 12.14 (1.18 a line a day) 2 lines 3 times .. 11.03 ($.17 a line a day) t lines 2 tanes - I JO (1.20 a lint a day) t Unes l time . . I JO (9.30 a una a day) NO one-line ads accepted. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY, which appears at tne neaa or tne classified section, allows cuts and plain border. Charges are lo a line above regular classi fied rates. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY deadline are 48 hours before publication dally and S p.m. Thursday for Sunday. ADS will be taken untU 8:30 p.m. of the day before publi cation, except that SUNDAY ADS are due FRIDAY at 6:00 p.m. and MONDAY ADS may be phoned In 8:30-9:00 a.m. Monday morning to appear In TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY RESIDENTS of CRESWELL ma place ads through MRS. C. I KENT. 1st St. Ph. 857. WE WILL NOT be responsible for more than one Incorrect insertion. PERSONS wishing to EXTEND ads must can oerore z:uu p.m. of the day the ad will expire. CORRECTIONS for the next day's ads may be phoned In until p.m.; on mum u ay oniy they may be phoned In 7:30 8:00 a.m for the same day CANCELLATIONS and CHANGES will be made the day after the are ordered, except when phoned In 7:30-8:00 a.m. MON DAY, when they will be made the same day. DIAL 5-1551 CAR Leaving for Albuquerque, N.M. Tuos. morning. Would Ilka 1 or 2 riders to share expenses. x-ii. Q-uM aiier p.m. DTtfVtNd to N. Dak. for Christ mas & return. Leave Dec. 20. laite z. in. 3-1545 DRIVING to Pocatello, Idaho, nov. zorn, return 3Utn. Take 4 iinri Rlr avchaniu Dk R KAa wANfRlWwdTSan Francisco, ana re exp. uppperge 3-1014. Rtntal I Prop, for Salt 205 INCOME PROPERTY, ,269 mo'. living quarters for owner. $0,000 will handle. Shown by appointment only. Total prlc. Wl.OOO. Write Ref.-Ouard 344. Loti Homesitet LOTS LOTS LOTS Duplex, single residents, view as nusiness. Excellent locations. City & suburban. Let us show them to you & make us an ofler. WESTERN HOME BUILDERS 21 E. Drdwy., Ph. 4-03151 anytlm. MAKE ME AN OFFER Must sell largo corner lot 106x 130 ft. 2 blks. from Cal Young Jr. High. Lights, ttater, paved roads, restricted. Ph. 3-203B. VlEWTOT Sbxl60 ft., SE pari Eugene. Price $1,450. 4-807S. v rew-A'CKEXGi: Will sub divide to suit buyer. Inquire 835 Willamette. Wanted: Houses to Buy 215 Funeral Notlcei 120 rJeSUWEMONT Paul DeAutre- mont funeral will be held In Ihe Poole-Larsen Chapel Mon day, Nov. 23, 1053, at 2:00 p.m. Bishop Mllo Stewart of the L.D.S. Chapel will officiate. In terment In Lane Memorial Gardens. funeral Supplements 126 SCHWER1NO i ENGLAND CHAt'EL Creawell 1st & "C" St. Ph. 117 fTAOTHOLOMEW-BtlELX CHAPEL Springfield 8th & B Ph. 7-3S19 EOtJErCTiEHXToKlOil" " 1100 Charnelton Phone 4-149S Po6T.1-Ca rsEpTFUKe r at HOME 1100 Charnelton Phone 4-143. """VE5TCH hoTXINgsworth" ENGLAND FUNERAL HOME Phone 4-5259 Pearl St. at 10th - HTLTORSiraSWANTORpBV- FUNERAL HOME Junction City Harrlsburg Phone 8-2152 Phone 41 HlMON-LOUNSBURY Mortuary "Parking Adjoining Mortuary1 1182 Olive St Dial H92I Eugene Hses. for Sale 220 New 3-bdrm. home, living rm.. dining rm., Datn, kit., single . gar. 1,300 aq. ft. hardwood fir.. inoirect & tuiBn itg., me oatn, perimeter W.A. heat., Ample storage, near schools. 89' x 100' lot. Insulated Ac weatherstrip, $14,900. $1,500 dn. 1904 Hemlock St. Ph. 5-8371. OPEN 1 to 5 SUNDAY' Atlrac, mod. 2-bdrm. home. SK yrs. oia, men nam, narawooa throughout, double (tar., cov ered patio, terrace i fenced yard. Corner lot. $11,000. Va cant. Immediate occupancy. 2910 Harris. Open Sun. 1 to 8. OWNER riUll.DKR will show 1 new 3 lgc. norm, nomes. n.w., radiant heat mahog., birch built-in?), frplc, tile hath, color ed fixtures, fiber glaaa lnsul., plastered gar. Shown by ap pointment only 4-14A6. 2OtrrBbRM. HfiE. dble. plumbi InK, fenced yd., garage, sell partly furn. or unfurn. 3 blks. to HS & U of O. Sm. pymt. dwn. Ral like rent. On 16th near Patterson. Ph. 5-5884 or call at 158R Patterson St. B YOWF,Roirci 1 cko Hill. A. goon sonn, roomy house for a family. Dig sep, din. rm., F. P basement with S. D. heat, dble. gar., dble. plumbed. Ideally located for all schla, 1 12, Dim, A.M.. eves. Ph. 4.B(,n4. COZY 2-h"drmr"East s'ldefiome", close to schools, bus it groo. i ,nuu an. uniurn. sz.ihki an. furn. 0,1. loan. Drive by 2615 llllynrd and see. Ph. aft. 6 p.m. ior appi. a-iami. Florists 130 CITATION In the Circuit Court of the State of Oreflon for Iane County. In the Matter nf the Estate of ANTHONY V. DENN, Deceased, TO: REULAH IRENE DENN, JANE DENN POOL and LARRY ANTHONY DENN: IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREEfiON: You are hereby commanded to appear before the Honorable G. F. Sklpworth, Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon in and for Lane coun ty, at the Courthouse in the City of Eugene, on the 4th day nf December,-1953, at the hour of 9:30 o'clock a.m. of said day, to show cause, If any exists, why the order or sale ror ine for lowing described real property should not he made as prayed for In said petition: Lots 3 and 4, Block 14, Midway! Park, as platted and recorded In Volume 4, Page 32, of the Plat Records of Lane County, Oregon and If you fall so to do, Sidney E. Thwlng, Administrator De Bonis Non of the Estate of An thony V. Denn, Deceased, will apply lo the Court for an Order for Sale of Real Property, This Citation la published once each week for four successive weeks and the date of the first Rubllcatlon Is the 7th day of ovemner, 1953. WITNESS the Honorable 0. F. Sklpworth. Judge of tha above entitled Court, with the seal nf nald Court affixed thla 29th day of October, 1953. Attrt.1- IIAnnY L. CHAHE, County Clerk, By Eva L, Duck worth, Deputy. NO. 471-Dec. 3, 1953. fDNetUL'WORKrjur Specialty; Flowers by Tommy William. Ph. 44351. 2088 E. 18th Ave. Perionals 140 rcoMoCTcTitNONYsmu.-r" Frlcndlv house groun 2448 Kin cald St. meeting Thurs., fl:30 p.m. Open meeting every 2nd week. Springfield group, Me morial Bldg., Monday 8:00 p.m, closed. Euficna Central group, 381 E. 11th Ave., Tuesday 8:30 p.m. upen every una wbck. For information call 4-5211. AfT?GIlTL"Tnouble heading a friendly adviser write the Sal vation Army, wnue smbiq Home, P.O. Box 3916, Portland 3, Oregon, or telephone Beacon 1632 rAM NOT responslBTe"?or any bills contracted by my wife after Nov. lit. Kimor u. ' Meston. ALIJ property of Jo.ieph""tt "Elmer noidrcr is oft ine mantel start Ing Nov. 21. rWILL N0Tb"e rcsponilbu77or any dents ntner man my own Clair O. Harrington. NOT RESPONSIBLE for any debts other than my own, Ar nold srhsnn. rWHX NOT b'rrTipniilbTe Tor any nui ntner man my own, ;:armn neiman. Business Personits 145 NOTICE The Lund's Sewing Machine tService, 487 Madison Street, now with a sales and parts nut et at millkh n Uhrr, STORE wish to make thla Hate menli Wo do not, or ever have, hired anyone to our service nr re pair work. Thla has always been done In nur own shop hy Mr, Lund, with the exception of the motor work, most of which has been done by an ef ficient and reliable electrical motor man. We have always tried to he hon e-it and fair in ail or nur nea lng with Ihe public, and 1 hetteve that our customers and friends ran verify this. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lund, Owneri and Operators. WILL PAY cash for the besl Sio.noo. 5 rm. hse In Eugene. " Must have dining rm, te frplc, Ph. 5-1650. TWrfiMToTtATV HAVE aovcral fine plans to ciioohb irom, upon planning, open beam or plastered celling! Indoor planter. Ph. fi-3614. fiY "OWNER. 2bdrm. home. Hawa. firs., Frplc, Lge. fenced yard. Shade treoa. C. W, Lantt, in v, iwin. KEW"rancn type 3 bdrm. home. nains. aii mod. features. Fully insul. Lee. lot. 4-B500. by 0m:RnrbdFmrh7eTCsT. work shop, fenced yard. Bui uru Taptni HA7 Alma. D... fnr OWNEIirrTeITrrcw ITdrml nse. vio loan, frplc, near sch.t hus..& store. tll.OOO. Ph. R.22M. ffn "QUICK SALE,- rm. KsT. 1.0C flflttXIBU fl. 912,500. 371 W. 7th. Ph. B-J064. ATrRACTrrbdrmTfomeTW.iSWf. iwi Agate. J'n. 1-8873. new 9 niciraDsrrcsdir"" rn. 4-4.10 Cloia-in Suburban 225 (Adjacent to City Limit) JBfifiSfrtinme 2 yrs. oiaTPIli lered & hwd lis. thruout. 1 hdrms. 0x10 It. 1 bdrm. Hi 1.1 ft. I.lv.rm., dinette, kitchen, utility rm. A. hath. Lge. bark (torch. GaraRe. I.awn it shrubs, i Acre lot 10.090, m ml. out. 000 Sisters View Ave. tntt Chase tiarden ltd.) Ph. 4-9S1J. fOlt SALE: 'Modern 2hedro6m house with din, rm., llv. rm.. frplc, Venetian blinds, forced sir heat, Tvall A celllnir Instal fallens. Double gar. with lge. unfinished room aoove. Larga kit, with tiled bath ft shower. Jltver Road Dlst. Sm. down payment. O. I. financing. Ph. 4-2023. f ft ansf,a sr.- fTmosToiari bdrm., hrdwd., 2 Igo. wlndowi, frplc, dble. gar, paved, lawni shrubs, roses, screens fit shades. New Beverly Park Add. off Harlow Rd. IJM Darlen. Av, Th. J-H92. BY "GWNKn. Horne7TA cloai In. Carden soil, fruit, nut,, Irrigation system. Close to school it bus. 98,900. Terms. Ph. 9 M.17 i ni)RH:;T'BATi(or,"TX5(jor5ai River Loop 2. fJ4 AT SVBUITffAH property priced for quick sale. Ph. M994
