Eugene register-guard., July 21, 1954, Image 7

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Theodore I). imiM, 0 ftth
West, JI0 Thcphiic Pelor, !22Ai4tii
Ave.. Spfid., S10; Con Liriv " ghi.rff
12.5 Hugh St.; til, bSdtd . QeTer
Corvallls, $10; Albert W,
Bessie .81., (accident) 121; i tn.
Buddy .tones. c 2571. Rli.nh $Ub
Albert Halior, an Pheasanl St., c ,n v
nn tine; Wilbur Harvey Hy and i iff'
02(1 Cheshire St., Sin: Uwren?. bS'
"" '"'-' Ml! Van Burcn SI
MO) Lloyd Uroy Johnson, 278 Airier
View $15 'r' Buly' M9 Ci,v
Traffic light violation-Keith A
Lowe, Albany, S3; Maurice D, Watson
4501 Franklin iilvd.. $5: (;,.,. n.r,
JQhnson, BBS Day Island Rd., $5; her
M, Johnson. M72 Chambers .si sv
Walter B. Hyde, sweet Heme (ace!:
?oC7ni r - s"vtfr M. McCready,
1973 Garden Ave.. $5; Harold L Ros.
seal., Rt 4 Box 109a, ; Richard W
Baaton, 113J n. 5th St., Spfld., ss;
Chris FYsnrni r.al...n r- I.
Leroy Lester Maugh, 111 ( ro..5 Place
$10; Myrtle Louise Parrlih, 1012 n. 7,
St., Bpfld., S5: Rulh Ianlne Casey Oil
dale, Calif.. $5: Bonnie Doris Hahn
Grants Pass (and no operator's li'
cense 1 $10.
Stop sign violation Frank R. Busch
65!) Poller St., $5; Gladys Alice .Mann
120 Thnmasnn St., S5; lluiih C. stew!
art, 860 Anlelopc Dr.. 11; Klorcnce M
Pinknam, 780 q St., spriri.. 55; Mary
A. MUdgett, 59 Adams St., $5; Molvln
I.. Bay. Chlloquln, S5: Murton L. El
liot!, 174 Klkay Dr.. $5; Ronald Paul
Sncllstroin, 333 Howard Ave., S.V Jack
Eugene Elllotl. 699 Park Ave.. S5 Sic
round V. Schloss. 1077 W. Broadway
!S5; Bryan D. Carter. Dexter. $5.
CarA?1nff I13.cnn"r In I-..,,
safely chain on trailer Gordon H
Ridings, 2040 Agate St., S10.
Passing at an Inlerscction Gordon
H. Jackson. 1458 Alder St., $10.
Violation of learner's permit Bob
ert Saks, 433 W. 8th Ace., $5.
Allowing an unlicensed driver to
operate vehicle Morion Saks, 1715
Friendly St.. S10.
Reverse turn between Intersections
Franklin Wilson Knight, 2557 Iltl
yard St., $1.
Drunk and dlsordcrlv-Donnld M
Sluw, no address given. 30 days in
KsuTCSful! vo,untecrs to s;
PoDrffiVS!rMt"'Thomi P' 'Nem'
Drunk hi aulo-Hayden C. White
Aurora, $30.
prunk-Vlrsil Charles Storer, 660 !
HI more St., S10 and Ul dayi; J. lrvln
Ihnmas. Huffman Hotel, $in; Andreas
Petersen, Hoffman Hotel, $in: Leon..
nr. Dollarhlde, no address given
10 days; Kenneth W. Leeper, no ad
,r?..sivcn' 10 Raymond Elspas,
WW. 5th Ave.. 10 days hard labor;
Clifton Gllllland. Junction City 10
flays hard labor; Alton W. Carr 780
Washington St., $25; Grant Hartley.
407 . .12nd Ave.. $10; John M. Casey,
Smeed Hotel, $io.
JUNCTION CITY JUSTICE COURT
Pasting with Insufficient clearance:
Ilobby Smith, Junction City, $9.50;
Harold Meade, Norwalk, Calif.. $14.50;
Robert Collins, Florence, $14.50.
No mud flaps: Floyd Woolev, Junc
tion City, $7.50.
Truck speeding: LeRov DeBates,
Cheshire. $12.50; Verne Johnson. Port
land. $14.50; Harvey Siddel, no ad
dress, $15.
Overwidth load: Rav Makinson.
Greonleaf, $9.50; also overlencth load.
$9.50.
Basic rule: Kenneth Vannlce, June
lion City, $14 50.
Overload: Roger Robinson, Blach
ly, 552.50,
Stop sign violation: Clifford Morten
sen, Junction City, $7.50.
Failure to yield right of way. Edith
Shecler, Portland, $9.50; Leevirtle
Williams, $9.50.
No operators license: L, Williams,
Seneca, Ore.. $0.50; Donald Teem,
Harrlshurjt. $9.50.
No vehicle license: Jack Bridges,
Monroe, $7.50.
Nn angling license: Henry LeLoup,
Rosednlo, Indiana. $19.3(1; Lewis Le
Loup, Chicago, 111., $19.50.
Norblad Tells Grimm Tales on UO Stage
Of 'Atrocities'
Register Guard, Eugene, Ore. Wed., July 21, 1954 J A
WASHINGTON ui -Rep. Nor
blad. relurniBg from Europe
Tuesday, described the ''brutal
ilies and atrocities" of the Com
munists there as "unbelievable."
Norblad was an acting member
of the special House committee
which investigated communism as
an international conspiracy. The
committee held most of its hear
ings at Munich. Germany, and
witnesses included a number 5f
former officials of governments
now under Russian control. Refu
gees and Communist deserters
also testified.
Norblad said there appeared
"little chance of a general upris
ing by the people within these
countries because of the secret
police and brutality which has oc
curred," but testimony indicated
general dissatisfaction with Rus
sian domination.
Let Skcie's check the setting of
your diamond. No charge.
Princes, fairies and "a sleeping
beauty" step right out of
Grimm's fairy tales to the stage
of the outdoor theater on the
University of Oregon campus in
the Cascade Players' production
of "Sing Ho for a Prince."
Matinee performances arc
scheduled for each Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons at 2:30.
Reservations may be made by
calling 51511, ext. 401, and
tickets are on sale at the theater
box office from 1-5 p.m. daily.
Joe Grenzeback's adaptation of
"The Sleeping Beauty" features
a group of entertaining fairies,
including Treakle, Fee, Fie, Foe,
Fum and Thrustlcbump. Hogal,
the uninvited fairy who puts
Princess Rosamund to sleep, is
portrayed by Loanne Morgan,
Eugene.
The various princes who at
tempt to waken Rosamund in
elude such popular UT players
as Scott Lehner, Eugene; Wins
ton Rust, Springfield John Bu
chanan, Salem, and Leonard
Nossaman, Cottage Grove. Don
Finlay appears as Fizz, the
magician.
Others in the cast include
Judy Hawlcy, Gloria Lee, Linda
Jones, Donna Lehner, Dalecc
Peterson, Ed Johnson, all of Eu
gene; Audrey Mistrctta. Astoria
Paul McMullen, Seward, Alaska
Valerie Chapman, Seattle, and
Wllma Sundahl, Forbcstown,
Calif.
Horace Robinson, associate
professor of speech, directs the
production.
Ask Repayment
WASHINGTON UFI The Senate
Investigations subcommittee has
asked the Senate to reimburse it
for the $24,604.67 it spent to run
the McCarthy-Army hearings. Sen.
Mutidt R-SD, who presided at the
j inquiry, introduced a resolution
asking for reimbursement Tuesday.
BANKRUPTCY SALE
MOTOR VEHICLES:
1 1952 Cadillac Four Door Sedan
1 1952 Ponliac Station Wagon
TERMS OF SALE:
To be sold under sealed hids for cash, said bids to be
addressed to Murray I). Agate, Trustee, and returned to the
offices of Harris, Butler & Husk, attorneys for the Trustee,
a 207 Eugene Medical Center, Eugene. Oregon, on or before
5:00 o'clock P.M. on the 26th day of July, 1954. Each sealed
bid -.hall he accompanied hy a certifeid check for ten per cent
of the amount hid and the balance of the purchase price
shall he paid upon confirmation of Ihe sale by the Court.
The Trustee reserves the right to reject any or all bids
and to continue the sale from time to time after the date
el therefor.
INSPECTION:
The vehicles may be Inspected at the Anderson Rich
field Service Station, 1401 Willamette Street, Eugene, Oregon,
any time prior In sale of same.
MURRAY D. AGATE, TRUSTEE IN
BANKRUPTCY FOR BAILEY LUMBER
COMPANY, INC.
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$C99
2 pair $1 1.00
(Slight charge for alterations)
JACKETS
Poplins
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Values to
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Group Nylon
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179 2fa$5
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Were $4.95 Now . . .
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Ug Sleeve Sport Shirt. $1-99 2 $3.75
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LADIES' DRESSES 2.77
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RAYON MESH PANTIES . F2J
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LADIES' RAYON SLIPS 44
Lace trimmed pink and white. Sizes 32 to j
40. Reg. 1.98
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Regular 1.98
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Lace trimmed. Sizes 4 lo 14. Regular 2.98 ... I
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Sheers and cottons sizes 114. Summer close- fj
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