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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1954)
Workers in Suit E., Throws Out list' Case .ANGERS f Bin c s5i,750,00O (lam- B maior studios nil Tum employment ll(lt0 1 .., uhrthcr they int 10 Wf...' 5f '"IT K Rogister-riuard, Eugene, Ore. Tups., July 13. 1054 5A W1"IS.1. ' wlcu.nrlh Mcy- ICtr t, lt nut of court Iff' k . dudios and other . :...ji member.s of lttat they had iS ,; d for exercising KbUck-Uited by studios K ...i.nn.naed by the IN Tom fcr, C udSe held that RLIjiJ nnt state SUf- I"1 . ,., a cause I T ,,1H1 that 2m, prosecution or in ...rt nr urv is en- IKw unfavorable in- Bon to studios and film l&ives Donald L. Jack ISalif) and Clyde Doyle 1, of the House commit- P to stilt were Michael cndnrrfnarH. HOW- Silva, John Howland iberlin, Fred Ural, Aivin ,er, Donaia a. j Robert U' niciwius, V.11 Philin Stevenson, Kosseau, Alfred Lewis Paul Jarrico, Abraham .i,ntifv Wilma Shore, lerkvitz, Paul Pcrlin, Guy r-j...i P Huphsrh. C:k . Rinaldo, Louis Solo- ltd Anne Kcvere. Lntment A 'Blow' Dependence wi-u.s. sen. Cordon s elevation 10 cnair- t Ihe senate interior uom- " deadly blow to nation of our natural re j," State Sen, Richard L. Her said here Sunday. Urger, woo is ltle Demo nominee for the seat held Woo, told the annual Ore- timers Union picnic that j's record in ine benaie nl taterine to special in- it the expense of the pub- Itereit." 'Round the State Unander Seeks to Prevent . Cutting of Overload Fines SALEM tgt-A stale official proposed Monday to slop justices! of the Peace from reducing fines against log truck operators who overload their trucks. State Treasurer Sic Unander estimated the slate had lost several hundred thousand dollars since Jan. 1 because (he justices of the peace were remitting portions of tho fines. tfnannor nvltnri Attn r.n ni . . ,r"(r u' I"" x. mormon in a letter tn tako son, confident of a Democratic The request followed an opinion by the attorney general last month stating thai (he practice was illegal. Unander .suggested a mandamus proceeding ho Instituted lo com- unw 1U cuiicci penalties upon conviction and prevent the justices of pcacel Asia, Power Adlai Themes Democrat Victory Predicted for Fall SEATTLE iP Adlai Steven- from improper reduction of fines in the future. If courts uphold the stale's con tention that fines for overloads cannot be remitted, Unander plans to request the atlorney gen eral to take legal steps to re cover money lost lo Ihe state, either from the justices or their bondsmen. women 01 unacni island near Unander said it appeared the S:sebo decided lo do something remitting practice was most pre-ror "1P'r children who waded valont in Lane County, though through mud lo school during practiced quite generally through. tno prolonged rainy season, out the state. : They planned a sumo tourna ment to siart a fund for a two- victory at the polls in November and highly critical of the Eisen hower administration, was to conclude a dashing tour of the Pacific Northwest Tuesday. Stevenson, the unsuccessful Democratic presidential candi date in 1952, arrived here late Monday night after a trip from Cocur d'Alene, Idaho, via Spo kane and Grand Coulee Dam. Tuesday evening Stevenson dry as Inn roads were wet So was scheduled to leave Bremer- wnmcn of Okachi Island near ton on a private cruise of the Jap 'Godivas Reverse Roles TOKYO Ifl-Tax coffers were as I lane paved road. Husbands watch d r ruaiuuu-e wpeni ed aghast as their wives-clad in PORTLAND IIPI-The new Port- Ihe traditional sumo costume of land regional prtstoffico, which scant breech cloth, rope and up will supervise all postal activities swept hairdo conlorlcd through in Oregon, Washington, Idaho, the grotesque leg-swinging, mus Montana and Alaska, opened for clc-flexing warmup routines in business at 9 a.m. Monday. 1 preparation for the wrestling Norman R. Ahrams, assistant : matches, postmaster general who is visit- The men hastily subscribed the ing here for the evenl, said. "The money and built the road, paved regional offices we have already, with a hard promise that the created are saving up lo $500,- women stay out of the sumo ring. 000 a year. There is no reason - the Portland office will not do the same for American taxpay ers." The postal executive jokingly confirmed reports that notoriously bad post office pens will be re placed with chained ballpoints. Loggers Find Flyer's Body TOLEDO, Ore. nn The I'm afraid we can't blame the of R. W. Hall of Bakersficld, who; two evils Democrats for Ihe pens some of disappeared while nn a flight; optimistic San .luan Islands, arriving at Bellingham Wednesday noon for a car trip to Vancouver, B. C. PERIL' IN ASIA He will leave the Canadian city Wednesday night for Alaska. Stevenson's schedule Monday included a breakfast speech at Cocur d'Alene in which he rip ped into the administration's power policy and a talk before the state AFL Federation of Labor convention at Spokane. At Spokane, Stevenson turned his attention to what he termed a "peril" in Southeast Asia. The peril, Stevenson told the delegates, was a delusion on the part of millions of Southeast Asians that the United States, Britain and France represent the "symbols of a dying order." "It's a sad fact," Stevenson said, "that countless millions don't look on communism as we body do. They see it as the lesser ofi them were even older than that,", from he said. The Dallps In Nmvnnrl Ore, last April, was found nearl Stevenson Became here Monday in the wiwlraiw ,,r enthusiastic when his light plane. The plane, an Ercoupe, was identified by numbers on its wings. State police removed Hall's body from the heavily wooded area. Two Toledo loggers who were working in the vicinity spotted the wreckage. The plane had struck a tall tree on the side of Collie Pet Found SALEM WI After three years, 100 miles and a dog-gone lucky encounter, a Salem family had their collie pet home again here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Gould of Salem said the dog disappeared from their Mill City home back in 1951. A few days ago they rec-ja ridge about seven miles from i Stevenson said the Democrats ognized Tippy bumming meals 1 Toledo. Thick branches hid it are almost certain to gain con from a Depot Bay housewife. j from view. ; trol of both the Senate and the A scar from an eye injury of; An extensive air and ground House come November, but he puppyhood days helped confirm! search was conducted for several ; conceded it would be "close" in the identity. weeks after Hall's disappearance. the Senate. even more discussing with newsmen the prospects for a Democratic victory in Oregon, long a GOP stronghold. He said Richard L. Neuberg, Portland Democrat, has a fair chance of unseating veteran Sen. Guy Cor don. The Beaver State hasn't sent a Democrat to the Senate in 40 years. As for the nation as a whole, LOOK AT THE AGE! Remember the name! Compare the price! 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