Demo Governors Get Invitation
WASHINGTON w The 27
Democratic governors have been
invited to meet here May 4-5 in
4 line with National'Chairman Paul
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M. Butler's vow to give the state
executives "more importance in
the party structure."
Butler has announced he invit
ed the governors to discuss plans
for the 1956 campaign with na
tional' committee officials and
party leaders in Congress.
Two of those invited bolted the
national ticket in 1952 to support
Dwight D. Eisenhower for presi
dent. They arc Allan Shivers of
Texas and Robert F. Kcnnon of;
Louisiana. Kennon recently
voiced opposition to Democratic
renomination of Adlai E. Stevenson.
ARMED FORCES ROLL CALL
- By ROBERT SHELLEY
Emerald Empire men who! JAMES LEWIS DAVEY, P.O..
have recently enlisted in the 'Box 657, Drain. A graduate of:
v..... n ...ilk ,. ..,t ( Cn.T Drain High School, Davey is the
Navy, all with the rank of Sea-, husband o Margaret Elizabeth
man Apprentice, are:
Estlier Davey, who will remain
in Drain until Davey's gradua
tion from recruit training.
DONALD ,. ALBERT KNIGHT,
son of Rex Dale Knight, 2557
Hilyard St., Eugene. A 19541 EDWIN KEITH MASTERS,
craduatc of Eueene Hish School. ! 2725 Potter St.. Eueene. Potter
! k'ninht c thn firct man frnm I nttanAoA f. r , n I c Pace Uicth
JAMES DARRELL CONLEY,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Robert Conley, Veneta. A student
at Elmira Union High School,
Conley enlisted at Eugene Janu
ary .31.
REGISTER-GUARD WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS
3 to 3:3 . rre""fedAf
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in,"la3r .?" for "'UXe this J
Eugene to enlist in the Navy's
new High School Graduate Pro
gram. He enlisted for a school
in electronics and will be sent to
the one of his choice upon his
graduation from recruit training.
School; his wife, Patsy Lou
Masters, will live in Grants Pass
until he completes recruit train
ing at San Diego, Calif.
FLOYD DALE McCLURE, son
of Mr?. Viola Anna Shirley, Star
RlS., Oakridgc. A graduate of
Oakridge High School, McClure
worked for the Pope and Talbot
Lumber Co. before his enlistment
at Eugene Feb. 21.
JAMES EUGENE ALDER
MAN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ger
ald W infield Alderman, 1757
LawrenoeftSt., Eugene. Alderman
a 1 1 d e d Sweet Home High
acnooi oeioro enabling bi FREDERICK HARRY BUR-
on February 24. ROUGHS, son of Mr. and Mrs.
,IPv tivak ii r.Mrw Harry Ellis Burroughs,' 1051 B
w "SmVu,Eh.''g"S:St., Springfield. Burroughs was
Chris Hagness. P.O Box. 622,1? .stu.dcnt at Springfield High
Springfield, prior to his enlist- p5001.
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The week of March 13 through 18, 1955
SUNDAY, MARCH 13, IMS ...
Srriabin's "The Poem of Ecstacy" performed bv The
Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra of New York, Dimilrl
Mitroooulos conducting.
MONDAY. MARCH 14, 19.5 . . .
Pablo Casal, celloirt for Schumann's "Concerto in A
Minor" for Cello and Orchestra, with the Prades Festival
Orchestra. '
TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1953 ..."
Srhunerl's "Rosamunde Overture and Ballet with the
Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, Erich Lelnsdorf con
ducting. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16. 1955 . . .
"Carnival of the Animals" with narrator Noel Coward
and Andre Kostclanctz and his Orchestra.
THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1955 . . . '
"Music Until Midnight" featuring Percy Faith and hU
Orchestra, with Mitch Milter on English Horn and Oboe.
PHI It AY. MARCH IX. 1955 . . .
George Oershwiti's "Porgy. and Bess" a Symphonic Pic
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ment February 21 at Eugene
He was a student at Springfield
High School.
BRUCE MARTIN WALKER,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Charles Walker, 108 3rd St., Crcs
well. He is a graduate of St.
Francis High School, Eugene.
ARTHUR CARL KINTER, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Creswell
Kinter of Ctaswell. Kinter was
I student at Goshen High School.
LEONARD A. BAKER, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Othniel
Baker. 1331 F St., Springfield.
He attended Springfield High.
KEITH ARDEN PHILLIPS, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Phillips
of Walton. He was a student at
Elmira High School. ,
KENNETH LeROY BAKER,
brother of Leonard, and also a
student at Springfield High
School.
ROBERT CALVIN SWANSON
of 32V4 West 8th Ave., Eugene.
DENNIS FURBER McNEAL of
1764'4 High St., Eugene,
BILLY SCOTT BOUNDS, son
of Mr. and Mrs.' E. Scott Bounds
of Oakridge. Bounds also worked
for Pope and Talbat and attended
Oakridgc High School before his
enlistment. .
DANIEL RICHARD BISCHEL,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Fulton Bischel, 429 First St.,
Cottage Grove. He attended Cot
tage Grove High School.
dST LT. ALVIN C. STOCK
STAD, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Stockstad. 910 East 22nd Ave.,
Eugene, has recently been pro
moted to Aircraft Commander,
flying a C-97 to refuel jet bomb
ers in flight. He is now stationed
with the 305th Air Refueling
Squadron near Marrakcch, Mo
rocco. Mrs. Stockstad and 2
young sons are remaining at
MacDill AFB, Tampa, Fla., dur
ing Stockstad's 3-monlh tour of
foreign duty. Stockstad is a
graduate of the University of
Oregon and received his- com
mission from the ROTC unit
there in 1950.
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PRISON COMMENT
STILLWATER, Minn. OP An
account of the chaplain's sermon
at recent Sunday services, report
ed in the Prison Mirror, publica
tion of the state penitentiary here,
noted in part: "Let us not bo ash
amed of our faith, nor fear our
enemies who laugh at us, but fear
worldly judges, as they are fickle
and unjust." I
Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Sun., Mar. 13, 1955 JB
Producer Plans To Film Novel
HOLLYWOOD I Producer
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of three novels by the late Thom
as Wolfe.
Gregory and William Goldman
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wollo s "Of Time and the River, Wolte.
"The Web and the Rock" and
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Gregory announced he would
film one of the novels as soon s
he finishes making "The Naked
and the Dead." The Gregory deal
with heirs of
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