Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, June 13, 1954, Image 13

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    Sun., June 13, 1954Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. 3B
SCRATCH IN 12 YEARS
Safety Awards Made
' 11 1 ins drivers dur
. year of "'""
t an mil"'-' ,h
i ingfiold area won Na-
f slfcty Council awa
I ,. ,nn.H Ihe list
IB. f" ,i,h.
iKffPrST followed
lybv T. E- Miller and A.
PJ. ..:iu in uflnrs each.
Flevr.. awards, drivers
?uShU,irt three
Lnt loses au '"rr-
Iver musl sla" . V
. .u 1 hp driver loses
.calendar year it his bus
is involved in an :.-i.t....i mi.-
drivers also operate under more
stringent rules than others tor
instance, 11 a dus is involved in
a mishap inside an intersection,
that's a "chargeable accident"
regardless of liability.
The 23 drivers in the local
area drove 654,620 accident-free
miles in city traffic during 1953.
Two drivers have not had an
accident during the full period of
their employment. C. L. Rath
bun has never had an accident
during his eight years of driv
ing, and L. C. Black has llin
record for his five years.
Drivers and their records are:
E. R. Shank, 12 years; T, E.
Miller, 10 years; A. J. Manloy. 10
(Register-Guard photo, Wiltshire eng.)
J J, MANLEY, City Transit Lines bus driver, shows
! watch he won for safe driving to Tom Miller. Both
ller and Manlcy amassed a record of 10 years driving
Ihout an accident and were honored at a dinner this
ek. Miller received a similar award. The National
Safety Council makes the awards.
years; H. C. Bockes, 9 years; J,
B. Okeson, 9 years; C. L. Rath
bun, 8 years; E. L. Wright, 8
years; E. F. Deardorff, 7 years;
E. G. Keefe; 7 years; B. A. Red
mond, 6 years; L. C. Black, 5
years; V. F. Loose, 5 years; V.
F. Mathews, 5 years', H. E. Starr,
5 years; R. L. Bruce, 4 years;
K. W. Carney, 4 years; H. A.
Harms, 3 years; H. A. Norris, 3
years; L. W. Anderson, 2 years;
C. Decker, 1 year; F. K. Morlev,
1 year; C. M. Rankins, 1 year;
H. E. Riley, 1 year.
The drivers were honored by
City Transit Lines last week at a
dinner. Carl Wendt, company
manager, was host and other
guests were from Eugene and
Springfield city administrations
and the Eugene Chamber of Commerce.
Velde to Open
Seattle Probe
WASHINGTON ItPl A six-man
House Un-American Aclivities
Subcommittee will open an invest
igation of Communist activity in
the Pacific Northwest at Seattle,
Monday.
The group will be headed bv
Rep. Harold H. Velde (R-Ill).
chairman of the full committee.
Other members scheduled to at
tend the four-day Seattle hearings
are Reps. Donald L. Jackson (R-
Calif), Kit Clardy (R-Mich), Gor
don Scherer (R-O), James B. Fra
zier Jr. (D-Tenn), and Clyde
Doyle (D-Calif).
Among the 45 witnesses to be
called to testify in Seattle is Bar
bara Hartle, who left the Com
munist Party recently after 21
years of party activity.
Committee members said the
investigation will be "a general
investigation of Communism in
the Northwest," with many of the
witnesses to be drawn from fields
of labor and education.
The subcommittee will hold a
two-day hearing in Portland, Ore.
next Friday and Saturday.
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