Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore,
28 Thurs., Oct. 21, 1954
Oil Agreement
Gets Approval
TEHRAN, Iran flPI Iran's lower
house of Parliament Thursday
overwhelmingly ratified an agree
ment that will permit eight for
eign companies to put the nation's
oil on the world market again.
Deputies in the Majlis (House)
voted 113 to five, with two ab
staining, in favor of the accord
which ends a dispute that began
in 1951 when Mohammed Mossa
degh, then premier, nationalized
the vast Anglo-Iranian Oil Co.
The agreement will become law
after the Senate ratifies it and
It is signed by the Shah of Iran.
The long dispute over Iranian
oil approached the settlement
stage last Aug. S when the gov
ernment and the eight oil com
panies initiated the agreement
which will give the country a
minimum of 420 million dollars in
revenue during the next three
years.
Ex-Labor MP
To Speak Here
Wilfred Wellock, a former
Labor member of the British Par
liament, will be in the Eugene
area Thursday for two appear
ances. He will speak to the Eu
gene Real Estate board at noon,
and Thursday night will speak at
the youth room of the Methodist
Church.
His Eugene appearances are
made possible through the Ameri
can Friends Service Committee.
Wellock is a student of the
Ghandi movement in India and
spent a number of years in that
country. He also traveled exten
sively in Russia.
His Thursday topic at the 8
p.m. meeting will be "Peace in a
Good Civilization." The public
has been invited.
REDS DENOUNCE WILEY
MOSCOW Gfl-The Literary Ga
zette Thursday devoted three full
columns to an attack on U.S.
Sen. Wiley (R-Wis), calling him
an "atomic demagogue." There
was no apparent news peg for the
article.
HEAR: PANEL DISCUSSION
with Independent Truckers, Loggers,
Small Businessmen
Conducted by
JACK BUCHANAN
SENATOR GUY
gives his answers to his stand on
issues affecting small businessmen.
(ORE
8:45
P.M.
cordo
TONIGHT!
Cordon for U. S. Senator Committee, W. II. Stelwer, Chmnr,
234 Imperial Hotel, Portland, Oregon
NEIL V. GERMAN
Optimist Leader
Optimist Club
Official Visits
Local Unit
Neil V. German, Optimist Club
district governor from Calgary,
Alberta, visited members of the
Eugene Optimist Club Wednesday
and Thursday as part of a tour of
clubs in his district.
He was a guest Thursday noon
at an Optimist meeting in the
group's clubroom in the Armory
basement.
German heads up Optimist Dis
trict No. 13 which includes clubs
in Oregon, Washington, Montana,
British Columbia, and Alberta.
In addition to being the senior
partner of the legal firm of Ger
man, Mackay, McLaws and Mc
Leod in Calgory, German is a
director of several companies. He
takes part in a number of profes
sional associations and has been
working for the Optimist cause
for 10 years.
He was elected to his present
office at the Optimist district con
vention in Yakima last May.
With a slogan, "Friend of the
Boy," Optimist clubs carry out a
program of youth activities, take
part in civic affairs, and strive to
follow a philosophy of optimism
in their lives.
City Hosts
Conference
An estimated 225 men and
about 50 wives were expected to
register at the Eugene Hotel
Thursday for the start of a three
day conference of the Pacific
Northwest Sewage and Industrial
Wastes Assn.
The men are all sewage engi
neers, disposal plant operators or
city managers from various sec
tions of the Northwest, including
Idaho, Montana, Washington and
Oregon.
William Clubb, Eugene cily en
gineer, is chairman of the meet
ing. Most of the business sessions
will be held at the Eugene sew
age treatment plant, in the Santa
Clara district off River Rd. Ex
perts will speak and the group
will inspect disposal facilities in
the area. "
Corvallis Junior
Chamber Organized
CORVALLIS Wl A Junior
Chamber of Commerce was or
ganized here Wednesday night
with 32 charter members. Al
Bailey was named first president.
RalDh Todd. Eugene, past state
president, presented the charter
and Jack B. Lively, present state
president, spoke.
BURNS FATAL TO MAN
PORTLAND WV Morris Christ
ianson, 35, Aloha, Ore., died in
a hospital here Wednesday irom
burns suffered when molten car
bide spilled on him in a Portland
factory Tuesday.
Shirley Temple Opens
Business as Hobby
ATHERTON, Calif. OH Shirley
Temple is going into the interior
decorating business on the San
Francisco Peninsula.
"It will be more of a hobby
than anything else," said the one
time child actress. "With three
children, it couldn't be more than
part time."
The former star, whose hus
band Charles A. Black is an
economist at the Stanford Re
search Institute, said she will
"do" her first house next month.
SPANISH AUTHOR DIES
MEXICO CITY Wl Alvara dc
Albornoz, 77, Spanish author
once prominent in republican
Spain, died Wednesday night of
a heart ailment.
Eugene Lions See
Air Force Movie
tt, ... T.lnn. rliih members
MArlnncrlnV nnnn SHW an Air
Force movie about the Strategic
Air Command.
TM i. iho Air Force compo
nent charged with destroying an
.,,. chilifv inH will to ficht
by demolition of farbehind-the-
lines assets.
Th film tnnk (he audience on
a 36-hour training aboard
a eiant B-36. using a West Coast
city as a target.
MCnt William N HoiTffett. In
charge of Air Reserve activities
in Eugene, supplied tne mm.
School District 19
To Host City Chiefs
Springfield School District m
will play host to Springfield city
officials at a dinner meeting
Monday night,
School Superintendent E u
Silke said members of the ritJ
council and the planning com
mission have been invited to dis
cuss long-range school site nlan.
: rru. j:. ...mi .
iiuiK. uiuiier win start at
o:au p.m. ai opnngnem high,
The school board and school
budget committee, City Manager
L. B. Bartlett, Mayor Ed C
Harms, and Planning Consultant
Howard Buford have also been
inviica, oiiKe saia.
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