Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, September 21, 1954, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text. STOKER COAL SAVES BASEMENT SPACE PRESIDENT CONFERS WITH GOP CHAIRMAN N. Y. Demo Battle Takes Political Spotlight Iteb tmrniice I 1 I If I ! I ILL IS J B, Broadway ph. VU52 .r GUARD WANT ADS KG RESULTS By ASSOCIATED PRESS The campaign fnr Knnii Of C0I12resS Was lumnnrarilu eclipsed Tuesday by a contest be tween Avercu Harriman and Rep. Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. tor the Democratic nomination fm- on... ernor o New York. The edge annparoH in Ma it-uu Harriman. former fnrpion director and unsuccessful candi date for the Democratic presi dential nomination in 1952. But Roosevelt DredictpH hn wnnlH win in "a very close contest." IVES GOP CHOICE New York Renuhlii-a n ivin. vening at Syracuse, were, pre pared to give their euberna- torial nomination to U.S. Sen. Irving M. Ives, Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's choice to succeed him. Dewey plans to return t n nri. vate life. Harriman had the hacking nf Tammany Hall and other influ ential party leaders as Ives' No vember opponent. Rnnxevplt however, claimed "siirnHsina" support from New York City to augment upstate strength. Far to the west, President Eisenhower arranged to confer durinc the dav with Thai mn Leonard W. Hall of the Republi can National committee, and two of Hall's aides, in advance of a peaking trip to the West Coast later this week. WORKS O.N SPEECHES The President returned frnm a mountain vacation to his Den ver summer headquarters Mon day and did snmp mnrp wnrlr nn four speeches he will make dur ing tne coming three days. While other Rennhliran snpalr. ers were plugging for continued GOP control of Congress, former nep. r red A. Hartley Jr. urged replacement of Clifford P. Case as the party's candidate for the Senate in New Jersev. Case, also a former House member, opposes Democratic Kep. Charles R. How ell for the seat being vacated by Sen. Hcndrickson (R-NJ). Harllpv. in 9 tplpvicinn hrnaH. cast from Newark, said Case had "a new deal, fair deal, CIO. . . voting record." Unless the slate GOP replaces him, Hartley said, it must "assume responsibility for a Republican defeat in the wovemDcr election. Camoaiffnin? in the UTiriwpGt. Vice President Nixnn tnld a nartv rally at Omaha the Eisenhower administration has given the na tion "built-in" guarantees against a deorcssion. He said a kpv nntnt in Communist philosophy is to reiy on collapse of the U. S. eco nomic system and he added, in obvious allusion to some Democrats: 'Critics who circled like vul tures last spring waiting for the American economy to falter could have given no greater comfort to our external foes who hoped for the same thing." A different view of the econ omy was taken by President George Meany of the AFL, who told the organization's convention at Los Angeles the administration Woman Presents Credentials to Queen THE HAGUE, Netherlands W The world's first Moslem am- bassedress. Begum Liaquat Ali Khan of Pakistan, presented her credentials to Queen Juliana Monday. " The Begum, widow of an assas sinated . former prime minister, arrived at the palace in a gilded stage coach preceded by fouri pages on horseback. COMFORTS OF HOME POINT BARROW, Alaska HP) I Scientists at the Arctic Research Laboratory have hooked up four-inch, four-mile pipeline to a natural gas well to provide heat for their summer camp. "doing nothing just nothing" about unemployment. "There seems to be a definite campaign . of slogans to get the Ameri can people to believe that mil lions out of work is not impor tant," Means said. UNFAIR CRITICISM Secretary of Labor Mitchell told the AFL delegates their or ganization has been unfair in its criticism of the administration. "I would like to suggest to you," Mitchell said, "that if we were as confident of your support when we do right as we are of your criticism when we do wrong, we would be even more effective in your behalf." At Cody, Wye, Secretary of the Interior McKay said GOP con trol of the next Congress "is es sential if we are to continue to have honesty, integrity and effici ency in government in place of the old chiseling, grafting and extravagance." SEES GOP GAIN At Great Falls, Mont., speaker of the House Joseph W. Martin Llr. predicted a GOP gain of 15 House seats in the Nov, 2 election. Sen Jackson (D-Wash), at a news conference in the nation's capital, said he is convinced many persons "are worried very wor ried" about foreign policy and that this may cost the GOP votes in November. "They had develop ed a feeling that more was to be expected of this administration, which had , . . declared it had seized the initiative from the So viets," he said. PLAYING TOSSUM OMAHA I1PI Kathy Coble, 11, removed the lid from the fam ily garbage can and found a baby opussum inside, apparently try ing to figure out an escape route. Zoo officials gave the animal a home. Rcglster-Girard, Eugene, Ore. Tues., Sept. 21, 1954 3A MORE POWER WEYAUWEGA, Wis. npi This town in northern Wisconsin has a powerful polite chief. His nome is Power Geer. Swift Train Rams Truck MATTOON, 111. W A speeding New York Central system passen ger train slammed into a truck Monday, killing the driver. At least 21 passengers were taken to hospitals with injuries. A piece of steel flying from the truck fell beneath the train wheels and derailed eight coaches. Some remained upright and some over turned. As the train plowed along after the crash it sheared uff telegraph and power line poles along the right-of-way. Mattoon is in east central Illi nois 124 miles cast of St. Louis. The train, No. 12, the Southwest ern Limited, was bound from St. Louis to Indianapolis. (ADVERTISEMENT! Skoie's employ only experienced precision watch makers. FOWLER ' HOT WATER HEATER NO DOWN PAYMENT Price Includes AU Wiring & Plumbing MONTHS TO . PAY UP TO 36 5 I, ': ! ... derailed 1 I A ir FOWLEI J, : OLSEN-QUICK CO. 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