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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1954)
EDC Nations Sign Pact Smog Costing Nation $1!2 Billion Per Year OAKLAND, Calif, lul Scien tists from Stanford University have estimated that smog is cost ing the nation $1,500,000,000 a year, or about $50 a family. Thanks for Aid TOKYO (IP Premier Shigeru Yoshida said Tuesday one of the purposes nf his scheduled trip abroad is to thank the United Slates for Washington's post war aid to Japan which saved his country from bankruptcy. Yoshida also told the upper house Foreign Affairs Commit tee he would try lo eliminate fears some foreign countries still hold toward Japan. I .Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. jTues., Apr. 13, 1954 7 A WHY SUFFER ANY LONGER Whrn others fail use our Chinese rrmrdics. Amazing success for 6000 years in China, No matter with what ailments you are afflicted disorders synosis heart, lungs, liver, kidneys, gas, constipation, ulcers, diabetes, rheumatism, gall and bladder fever, spine, female (Continued Jrom Page One) Dulles' arrival that It would take by Premier Joseph Laniel's de- ,,! TW One) fc-ileve that the pros- .urpose throughout i'",.P.rt in the eWst- MADAM MARIE PALMISTRY READING Advice nn all affairs past and future, answer all questions. Don't fall to conduit her. Lorn tod at ft I? n wood Junction on Franklin Itlvd. no firm stand until his proposals icision authorizing France to sign are studied in detail, a nlan on "integration" into the European Army of British land and air units. There is no reason to inter complaint. K, will contribute to an M. "1 in Indochina." nationalize the war," authorized CIIAKME Kv i trench sources said when ques- Ambassadors and mlntclni'u Paul A. Magill, technical direc CHAN C1UNKSE HERB CO. OFFICE HOURS! 4:30 to 6:30 Wrdi. onlj 174 Willamette uonca aDout tne Dulles call for)from Wost Germany, Belgium,! a warning to Red China at thisi Italy, Holland and Luxembourg- tor at the Stanford Research Laboratory, gave these figures concerning air pollution at the California Chamber of Commerce convention here. I h.ld his fifth conference i'el.. J ..hv with Brit- 7 day wont ads ore your best buy r1,y;'..r Kden. tell- I also affixed their names to tne A number of French cabinet documents which has been under: members were reported outraged negotiation for almost two years. i R!rr I c entered the W . ' Ve shall have L to sy this afternoon." iance Sought I '' M n.,i later, talk prJo.sephLanie.and m for Washington tomor-, t or Thursday. ,h Informants said Eden, ..ul ,.u nllnc Kiinrtnv .. Monday, made this Use offer: British s"PPrl kg'l propnseu H....-V,.....- illiance m Communist China, but . strong declaration of tilon in Indochina until .st finds out at the Geneva opening April 26, .t.- rnmmiinists rcallv jllnj to negotiate for peace Virli, French and foreign rs agrccu iiiHL uaim.-i hu would join Eden and Minister Churchill in f stand the Britons took. DR. OPPENHEIMER Sitspciirfcrt biy A EC I Probe limicd rom PflffC One) . "finlliicmn" rtPfvvpn pi lUHU-'U" L;nt builders and federal lis in the insuring ot mori on Inflated appraisals. CRIMINAL ACTIONS indicated he expects few .i .niinnc hut he added tJ fll-UUUO, " t great number of these Indicates there was either ..linnnrA nr pnllusinn." ttdly off - color apartment ltd under the post-World "middle income nousing n, which died four years Cole said complaints about urtes and shoddy wo.-k in nie repair field have been n for years, right up Ji 1953 when the Eisen- administration came to pincing acceptance of Hol- nsignatinn, While House Secretary James C. Hagerty l:s step was taken "so that .nutation may be con obviously by another diy, in Trenton, N.J., Mon- Mding a "slum clearance sponsored by home build- hup, at first declined to the situation. lie later as he was leaving Irn to his Virginia home newsmen his sole reason m lo Washington last year work for the administra tor which I am most en- (tie. ET WITH COLE aid he would meet with fuesday if Cole wanted to p. Cole said the activities of FHAs senior officials held up to the light and icilod he expects many of lo so. nde known too that he has iwn his acceptance of the lion lest week of Clyde L. St. Louis, assistant FHA fiioner for rental housing M6. His resignation was to pken effect Friday. Cole wanted Powell to stay it can be determined lr he is personally respon- kr what I deem very ncgli Iperation. . . ." II had no immediate com- We said he had been think- quitting since the first of pr because most of FHA's cy jobs were being taken nepubhcans. Powell is a M. ling allegedly shady man- Ms in apartment project fl- -oie said private nromo- twined FHA-insured mort " twice the value of their Then, said the housing e.v would collaD.se their: Nns and declare them- nquiditlng dividends" "king in sizable wind- Oppenheimer (Continued rout rage One) as quite close to the Communist party nerhans even to snmo non. pie as Doionging lo it. As I have said, some of its declared objec tives seemed to be desirahle. Rut I was never a member of the Communist parly. I never accep ted Communist dogma in theory; In fact, it never made sense to me. I had no clearly formulated policital views, f hated tyranny and rcoression and everv farm it dictatorial control of thought." the scientist, now director of the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, declared- "I have reviewed two decades nt my life. I have recalled in stances Where I acted nnurisnlv What I have hoped was, not that I could wholly avoid error, but that I might learn from it. What I have learned has, I think, made me more fit to serve my country." In dispatches from Washington, the New York Times, the Herald Tribune and the Daily News said in today's editions that a special three-man board has been set up to hear charges apainst nnnen. heimer, who during World War II airecieo me nation s tirst atomic bomb project at Los Alamos, N.M. President Eisenhower and his top lieutenants went over the Op- penneimcr case oetore tne AEC probe was launched, the newspa pers said. The charges against him rcorlcdly were sent to the White House by the FBI. Scout Camp Comes Along MAPLETON The new "Sius miqua" Boy Scout Camp being built on Siltcoos Lake for year- around use is progressing with foundation studdings in for the warehouse and trading post and forms being poured for the Cen tral Lodge and Health Lodge. John Todd of Roscburg is contrac tor. The road into the camp is ex pected to be in about two weeks. In the meantime fathers, scouters and other interested men are des cending on the camp every week end in work parties, clearing brush, building trails, etc. Last weekend a group of men from Springfield were at the camp with four large army tents set up and work synchronized to permit the greatest possible achieve ment nn their campout. The camp is scheduled to open Sunday, June 20. Scouters in the Bohemia and Siusmiqua" district are being alerted for the weekend of April 24-25 when they will be guests of the Oregon Trail Council camping committee for fun, fel lowship and service to the new camp in the scouting spirit. Scouters are to bring sleeping bags, personal gear, table service, rain equipment and brush clear ing tools if available. A "Siusmiqua" district scout ers' meeting will be held in the PUD Building in Florence at 8 p. m. Tuesday, April 27. Includ ed are the communities of Ma plcton, Swisshomc, Florence, Winchester Bay, Scottsburg and Umpqua. Officers from the Ma plcton district are Rev. Albert Coe, vice-chairman, and Walter Huntington, chairman of activities. STRUT FORTH Easter Morn t JK !H in a new... . $ -sl in. Select your Easter tie from our handsome collection of new Fashion Craft patterns and fabrics for Spring. Al ill iMtfiiif ' (ur,liH $1.50 to $2-50 YTflT'ffTYTPmTniyTTT' mm .EiraDsadlllaDaDnnii (Csnrjpeit Sensationally Priced at ONLY .... 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