Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, December 21, 1953, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextRcgisler-Guard, Eugene, Ore.Mon., Dec. 21, 1953 6A ff f MMMUMiiniiiiiiMif mn r I i ' - '" - THIS ARTIST'S SKETCH shows the new national head quarters of the Boy Scouts of America, now under con struction in New Jersey. Unprecedented membership gains In the past four years and the need to consolidate OREGON AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE COMPANY ANNOUNCES LOWER INSURANCE RATES FOR PRIVATE AUTOMOBILES IN THE STATE OF OREGON HOBEHT C. McCRACKEN INSURANCE AGENCY REPRESENTS THIS COMPANY IN EUGENE AND CAN DO THE FOLLOWING FOR AUTOMOBILE OWNERS: Write Automobile Insurance at a Very Low Premium No Policy Fee Signed Application Give You the Benefits of Doing Business With An Old Established Agency Unexcelled Claims Service Monthly Payments Where Needed For the Best In Insurance Protection At a Cost All Can Afford See Us Before Renewing Or Buying An Auto Insurance Policy i Robert C. McCracken No Bob McCracken 83 W. Broadway INSURANCE AGENCY "Insurance Is Our Business" Sam Huston Phone 4-4279 supply and administrative offices and warehouse space brought about .the new building, which will cost about three million dollars. At last count, national membership in me ynuin organization miaiea ,t,ioj,i,on. Scouts Erect Huge Building In New Jersey The Boy Scouts of America na tional offices will move into a massive new home next summer. A new twn-stnry office build ing and adjoining one-story warehouse are being erected on a 40-acre site in New Jersey near New Brunswick. Since 1927 the BSA, national ex ponents of the "outdoor life," have been headquartered in bustling and cramped downtown New York. Dr. Arthur A. Schuek, chief scout executive, said the new air conditioned national office will meet the need for additional space made necessary by the great growth of the organization and the need to bring together supply and administrative wings of the group. The entire project, including land purchase and construction will cost about three million dol lars. The plot fronts approxi mately 900 feet on U. S. High way 1. The BSA recorded an active membership of 3,183,266 boys and adult leaders last year, an increase of 41.3 per cent in the past four years for boy member ship and 37 per cent for adult leaders. The national council also owns a training school for professional leaders in the organization only a 45-minule drive from the new national building. All Toys and Gifts Must Be Sold! Your Chance To, Make Big Sayings 13 Sand & Gravel Dump Trucks Reg. 1.49 - SI. 09 12 Thunder Jet Airplanes Reg. 59c 39c Nationally Advertised 16" Saucy Walker Reg. 15.98-9.99 Sh walk whrn juldirl. alls up. rrlfs. slrcp. 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Aluminum Tramp, AlWAYS BETTER BUYS AT " Sun to Start North Again By UNITED PRESS A giant umbrella nf clouds cov ered almost the entire country Monday as the sun's annual jour ney southward drew to an end. The sun will reach its southern most position the winter solstice at 7:32 p. m. (PST) Monday and start north again, signalling the official debut of winter. As the new season approached, Ihrce distinct storm centers and numerous other weather disturb ances befan to dispel the mild, sunny weather many Americans enjoyed over the weekend. The Weather Bureau reported that, several fast moving low pres sure systems had united early Monday to produce a "continuous cloud cover which' covers all of (he country except the South west." The forecast was for falling temperatures in the Midwest as the three cold fronts swept east ward. Temperatures on the At lantic Seaboard were expected to rise, then drop tomorrow as the cold air advanced into that area. One of the three storm centers slammed the British Cnlumhia coast, with winds of hurricane force, knocking nut fiOO tele phones in North Vancouver and causing several power blackouts. Germany Treaty Sought by U. S. WASHINGTON tn - The United States is prepared In join Britain and Trance in offering security guarantees to Russia provided hese are part of a package solu tion of the problems of German unification and a German peace treaty. The precise way in which the security assurance might be given is one of the subjects set for dis cussion among representatives of the three Western powers. They are how meeting in Paris to prepare joint positions for the proposed four-power session in Berlin that would include Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov. BONNET CONKERS French Ambassador Henri Bon net conferred with Secretary of State Dulles and Assistant Secre tary Livingston Merchant for about. 45 minutes at the State De partment Saturday on problems of the Paris and Berlin meetings. Officials here said the Paris meeting is concerned not only with the security question on which Prime Minister Winston Churchill spoke to the British Par liament Thursday but also and much more importantly with the development of a set of proposals for German unity and peace which the Russians will be challenged to accept. One informant said the United Slates government feels that the Western powers must have a 'positive approach" to the Berlin meeting. DATE INDEFINITE The West has proposed that the meeting begin Jan. 4. The Soviet government has not yet said whe ther that date is agreeable. Churchill indicated to Parlia ment that he had some success in persuading President Elsenhower to accept his ideas about anti aggression guarantees when they met at Bermuda early this month with French Premier Joseph Lan- iel. Bv JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Auoclilrd rrra l(t Writer , Churchill referred tn his May 11 speech, in which he suggested assurances he offered the Rus sians, and said he thought, he had Impressed the other Bermuda con ferees witn inc justice ami mi vantage of such a course." POLICY UNCHANGED Officials here said U. S. policy remains unchanged by the Ber muda meeting. They said it takes into account: Russia may have a real fear about a revival of German mili tary power. Therefore, in connection with proposed steps for arming Ger many in the Western camp Mos cow could and probably should be given guarantees that this military strength would not be aggressively used against the Sov iet Union. Secretary nf Stale Dulles out lined this policy to a new con ference Oct. 6. At the same time he rejected any thought of a gen eral treaty of non-aggression with Russia, saying the United Na tions charter is in fact a non-ag gression pact with the Soviet Union. Reds Report Tibetan Movp ..? "" 1 mn .C. "t man Tie-Tung. ""''nil TOKYO Wu-Rd China Sunday announced formation nf a five county "Tibetan autonomous gov ernment" in northwest China "under 'the leadership of the Com munist party nf China and the Peoples Government of higher level." Pciping Radio, as monitored here, said the new government is in the Hainan region, of Ching hai Province, that most of the 1(10,000 Inhabitants are herdsmen and 70 per cent are Tibetan. The rest include Hans, Mongolians, Kazakhs and Salas. The region is just south of jChinghai Lake. Peiping said a Tibetan was clcctgd chairman of the new gov ernment, and that the delegates ON THE SCENT The gas-caused explosion In Springfield's Memorial Build ing earlier this week may have sharpened the area's sense of smell. Just before 8 p.m. Friday, several persons called the Eu gene Fire Department about the odor of gas at the Eugene Hotel annex on Pearl St. Testing with explosion meters, firemen located a leak In a gas line leading tn a dentist's office. 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