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8A Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore.Thur., Jan. 13. 1955 Legion Names Man To Judging Group Vice-commander Dave Mitchell was appointed Tuesday night to serve as American Legion Post 3 representative on the Veteran of the Year Committee. Annually, the committee selects an outstanding member of the community from a list of leading citizens named by each veteran's organization from Its ranks. At the Tost 3 business nfecting Tuesday night, past Post Com mander William Hucy reported that members of the five organ- Fascist Salute Given at Rites ROME WV-With their arms up thrust in the now-forbidden Fas cist salute 100,000 shouting, sing ing Jlomani gave ex-Marshal Itodolfo Graziani a bigger trib ute Thursday in death than he ever received as Mussolini's com- mander. The grizzled old "Desert Lion" of fascism died Tuesday at a Home clinic after an oper ation for an ulcer. He was 72. His funeral was the noisiest and one of the largest this coun try has seen since World War II. It gave ample evidence that fas cism is not dead in postwar Italy. But despite the noise and the banned blackshirt salute, there was no violence. Libel Measure Due in Legislature . SALEM Wi A bill to reduce the amount of damage in libel suits by publication of correc tions will be introduced by Rep. George Layman, Ncwbcrg. The bill involves libel com mitted by accident, in which there is no malice. Publication of a correction would reduce the amount of damages that could be collected. It would apply to all publica tion, whether in print, motion picture, radio or television. To Lay New Track t TOKYO OP Peiping radio said Wednesday Red China will lay about 620 miles of new railway track this year and will start work on a Yangtze River bridge to provide through railway lines between north and South China. izations of the Veterans Memorial Bldg. Assn. and their guests will take part in the March of Dimes benefit dance Saturday, Jan. 29, at the Veterans Memorial Bldg. The 50 cents admission for each person will be given to the Eu gene March of Dimes fund. Legion officers also announced that Post 3 again will join Willam ette Women s American Legion Post 161 in presentation of objec tive awards to the best junior high school students of the city. The awards consist of medals for the winning boy and girl and engraved names on a plaque given to the school. The awards to the stuacnts are based on high scholastic attainment, extra-curricula activity, and leadership. Ernest Lundecn . was named chairman of the Post 3 high school oratorical contest. This will be the 18th year that the Oregon American Legion has sponsored the contest. It operates in cooperation with the National Americanism Commission and is open to all boys and girls who are students in high schools from Grades 9 through 12. State final competition will be March 11. Boy Dies Following Hatchet Accident PORTLAND - ifl A 4-ycar-old boy died in a Portland hospital Wednesday night several hours after severing a finger while playing with a hatchets j The cause of death was not de termined at once. The boy was John G. Greer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Greer of nearby Oswego. Delay Foreseen on Proposal For Crescent Lake Sawmill Lowell Men Fined $250 in Justice Court Two Lowell men were fined $250 each plus $4.50 court costs each in Springfield Justice Court this week on charges of illegal possession of venison. The, two, Frank .Kelly Moore and Thomas Littleton Whisen hunt, both of Box 212, Lowell, were arrested by a state police officer last Sunday. PORTLAND (IB J. Herbert Stone, regional forest supervisor, said Thursday it may be several weeks before any decision is reached on a proposal to con struct a sawmill at Crescent Lake. The Buchanan Interests of Suthcrlin have applied to the U. S. Forest Service ior assur ance that large tract of sub alpine timber in the Windigo and Diamond Lake region of the Umpqua national forest will be put up for sale if the mill is con structed. The concern owns a group of mills. Chambers of Commerce at Bend and Redmond have pro tested any diversion of timber from the Deschutes forest to the new mill. They said the allowable annual cut on the Deschutes na tional forest provides only a little more than half the timber needed for established sawmills, and that they feared the new mill may bid on timber from the Deschutes forest because of its central location. Supervisors of the Umpqua, Willamette and Deschutes na tional forests and representatives of Buchanan mills met with Stone at an informal hearing this week. "No decision has been made and it may be many weeks before the merits of the case have been studied and the best public in terest determined," Stone said. REGISTER-GUARD WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Petersen, Not Nielsen,1 Makes Route F Trip i Ralph Petersen and not Ken neth Nielsen made the trip over Route F Monday with Eugene and Springfield Chamber of Commerce officials, according to Fred Brenne, manager of the Eu gene Chamber. It was incorrectly reported that Nielsen made the trip, and was involved in discussions With Siuslaw Port commissioners and others at Florence. The group had journeyed to the Lane Coast to gather infor mation to back plans in request ing federal aid for Siuslaw har bor improvements. SLIGHT OMISSION NANTUCKET, Mass. HB Her-! man Melville, author of the Amer-! ican classic, "Mobey Dick," which begins with a Nantucket back ground, never visited the island. j . MONEY SAVER -jra M Largs Size SEE Cm With Cannon t P& Fac. 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