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ll Weather 'reads East ASSOCIATED PRESS dear and a little on the Je in most iioDS o the Thursday. cool air spread eastward h (he Ohio Valley across nnalachians to the Middle Je States. Warmest spots in Southern Texas, Florida , Southern CalUornia. noeratures dropped to the L 40s over most of the Eastern third of the nation. . (he wintry spots was in White Mountains of New shire The weather station I Washington early Thurs eported snow, winds of 71 pr hour and 14 degrees lero. letately cool weather con i jn the Far West but tem- L.res climoea o io i ae iin the snow covered areas t Northern Great Plains and Northern Rockies. L, readings early Thursday JSed n at Miami and Browns-fcTex Hotel Blaze Claims Four wHunnuu Ull Y Tpv in I AU bodies believed in the firT Thursday". reCovcred Lightning from a midnight hunderstorm Wednesday morn. "B u lire to the old West in h. V mirtecn guests escaped 0m' 7year-ld hotd! fn .h. TV COnard Hlerson said the bodies recovered were A. R. Trice, 76, retired farmer LiOnniA Mim ia - . J.niir- ' " walcr well drilling company employe. Albert Cates, about 52, a cafe cook. H. E. Ladd, 76, operator of a second-hand furniture store. Kiss Me Again HARTFORD, Conn. Itf-Eight-year-old Howard Jacobson left for school in a hurry and forgot to kiss his nmlhnr fT j I few minutes later, kissed her, arm saiu; "xou Know that mna Mom 'Little Things n i t it " ljUl. Woodworker Official Quits PORTLANn nn --.I nr. von nuui, no has been secretary-treasurer of the CIO International Wood workers of America for seven years, has resigned to accept a position with the Foreign Opera tions Administration (FOA). "inn was named as area direc- ONION EDITOR FRETS OVER FLIERS' RISKS The Onion Editor couldn't use the photo Mrs. L. C. David son sent him from Alpine but that corn was really high. The photo, which was slight ly out of focus, showed corn stalks more than twice as high as Mrs. D's husband, and "he's 5 ft. 11 inches high." The Davidsons sent east two years ago for "Hickory King" corn seed and this year plant ed it on their farm out in the Irish Bend region. Mrs. Davidson wants to hear if anyone has any corn higher. The OE would too. He's wor ried about low-flying aircraft. tor for the Far East office of labor affairs for the FOA. His; headquarters will be in Washing ton, D.C., but he will have a staff of 16 in the Far East. A. F. Hartung, president of the woodworkers union, said William Botkin, assistant director of or ganization and one-time interna tional vice-president, would take over Winn's job, subject to ap proval of the union's executive board which meets Nov. 16. Music Students Entertain Club The Eugene Kiwanis Club uro gram Wednesday was presented by two University of Oregon music students. Ronald Spicer, sophomore, pre sented a piano solo. Ann Stearns, also a sophomore, sang two num bers. Kiwanians also heard reports from three members who recently attended the Pacific Northwest District convention of Kiwanis In tcrnation. The delegates report- ing were W. P. Riddlesbarger, Jack Danby and Robert Hirt. O'Dwyer Returns To New York City NEW YORK Ufi former Mayor; William O'Dwyer returned to New York Wednesday night after an absence of three years and seven months. I He expressed no interest in pol itics and denied that "subpenas" connected with a 1951 Senate probe had anything to do with his visit. He said he was here for business and pleasure. O'Dwyer, smiling and looking fit, arrived by plane from Cali fornia where he testified before a Congressional committee prob ing Communist activities in Mex ico, where he served as U.S. ambassador. Vermont Forests MONTPELIER, Vt. .(IB Only eight per cent of the commercial forest area of Vermont is pub licly owned. The state owns 83,- 000 acres in state forests and for est parks, and there are 225,000 acres in Green Mountain National Forest. Close to 6,000 acres of this is devoted to state recrea tional use. Duke Cancels Boxing Bout LONDON Wv-Maybe Bucking ham Palace figures Prince Charles needs a couple of warm up fights before they toss him in there with that fleaweight cham pion from America. Anyway, a scheduled boxing bout at the palace Thursday be tween the prince, who is almost six, and Stephen Rutter, who al ready is, has been canceled. 'I had a call from the palace to tell me that Stephen would not be needed," said the Yank bat tler's father, Peter, who is second secretary at the U.S. Embassy. I don't know why." The Duke of Edinburgh, polo- playing husband of Queen Eliza beth II and father of the prince, reportedly decided the future king should learn to box. Wrong Guy ANSON1A, Conn. OPI Stephen Zuraw had convincing reasons for declining a Republican nomina tion for alderman. He explained he isn't a registered Republican and supported the Democrat candidate for mayor. Now, At Least She's Certain SALEM I The Traffic Safety Division looked over Oregon re ports this week and said one of them told of a woman driver who let her curiosity get out of hand. She shifted into reverse gear while driving 35 to 40 miles an hour, to find out what would happen. Among other things that hap pened after the car went out of control and hit a truck on the left side of the highway, was a citation for her to appear in court on a reckless driving charge. Unpopular With Cows SYRACUSE, N. Y. (IB St Jo seph's Hospital officials weren't too surprised when Miss Inez Potter, 32, was brought In for treatment after being kicked in the head by a cow. It was the third time this year one of the cows on her family's farm at near by Howlett Hill had sent Miss I Potter to the hospital with a I head injury. Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Thtir., Oct. 28, 1954 9B Rhee Orders ' Loan Probe SEOUL W President Syng- man Rhee Thursday ordered his Cabinet to make "a thorough investigation" of alleged improp er procedures involving South Korean government financial officials. A National Assembly investi gating committee reported last Tuesday that former Prime Min ister and Finance Minister Paik Too Chin and other financial offi cials used "favoritism and pres sure" to obtain improper loans for their friends. Paik now is economic coordina tor handling the U.S. aid pro gram. He called the report "a political intrigue schemed by a group of ambitious men." Futile Precaution HARTFORD, Conn. (IB George A. Barber told police he was robbed of $2,800 after he had carried it on his person for two months to keep it from his wife. oo (HE! eb (B imsm com 0? E3a ras OO For Better Shaving PROTECT YOUR SHAVER!! ELECTRIC SHAVER HOLDERS fastens On the Wall Where Jou Shave. tasuy inswucu nildren Can't l.irh It. 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