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Newspaper Page TextPage SB EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Sat., April 21, 1962 Death Notices 980 HART Alvin A. (Jim) Hut 'of 1188 Beebe Line passed away at a local hospital April 20, 19(12. Complete funeral arranjfe mentB will be announced later by Poole-Larser Wfxt 7th Avenue died April M 20, 1962. He wai born April 2, 1H95 In Michigan. Survived by the following children: Delores J.ajole of Eugene, Anlla Mae Finch of Omaha, Richard Alan Mull of San Deigo, John Martin Hull of Eutfene; 7 grandchil dren and 2 sisters: Eleanor Douglass of St. Claire, Michigan and Blanche Martin of Santa Barbara. Funeral services will be held Tuesday, April 24, 19A2 at 2 p.m. In Slmon-Lounsbury Funeral Chapel. Interment Best Haven Memorial Park. KlNSF.V Ethel C. Klnsey of 382 Fast 10th Avenue died April 19, 1962. She was born Septem ber 24, 187U In Eugene, Oregon. She wai a member of Chapter H of P.E.O.; The Oregon Pio ncer Association and a lifetime member of the First Baptist Church of Eugene. She Is sur vived by 2 sisters, Mrs, M. M. Boney of Bellingham and Mrs. L. B. Pagter of Portland; 1 niece and 3 nephews. Funeral services will be held Monday, April 23, 1962 at 10:30 a.m. In Slmon-Lounsbury Funeral Chap el. Dr. Vance H. Webster offi ciating. Interment Pioneer Me morial Park. POTTS Clara 'BelPPotts of7.l5 Holly it. Junction City passed away April 20 1962 at the age of 72. She was born In Omaha, Arkansas May 25, 1889 and was united In marriage to Wil liam .Potts In 1910 In Omaha, Arkansas. Surviving are her husband: William of -Junction City; 3 daughters: Mrs. Sally Wycbe of Vancouver, Wash, Mrs. Norma Bunscar of Eugene, and Mrs. Grade Caldwell of Poteau, Oklahoma, 2 sons; Roy Potts of Junction City and Ray- Potts of San Francisco. J2 grandchildren; 10 great grandchildren. Funeral serv ices will be held Monday April 23, 1962 at 10 a.m. In the Junction City Chapel of the Murphy Funeral Home with Rev. Gilbert Knox officiating. Interment will follow at Lane Memorial Gardens.Eugene. ffMITH George P. Smith of 1200 Gllham Road passed away at a local hospital April 20, 1962, Complete funeral arrangements will be announced later by Pool e-Larse n. Funcra I Notices 985 WlNKi:EV-Frank DTWlnkley of 1591 Charnelton. Funeral services will be held Monday, April 23, 1962 at 2 p.m. In Slmon-Lounsbury Funeral Chapel. Dr. George R. Ashwood Jr. of ficiating. Interment Lane Me morlwl Gardens. , , . SPENCER Carlton E, Spencer of 2480 Pioneer Pike, Eugene. Private services will be held In the Poolc-Larscn Chnpel on Monday, April 23, 1902 at 1 p,m. Reverend Edgar Talnton will officiate. Cremation will follow. Please omit flowers. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Junior Dealer monthly . 11.75 By Junior Dealer 6 months ID advance 10.00 By Junior Dealer yearly In advance . 19.00 By motor route yearly In advance 21.00 By mall In Oregon 1 mo . 1.7S By mall In Oregon 3 mos. 4.50 By mall in Oregon 6 moi.. 8.50 By mall In Oregon 1 year... 15.00 By mall out of state 1 mo. 1.00 Mall subscriptions In Junior Dealer delivered tones are charged same rate as that of Junior denier delivery. All local engrav inga by Wiltshire. Legals - No'iiCE'treinan'fons All persons having claims against the estate of CATHERINE M. FURROW, deceased, are hore by notified that the undersigned has been appointed as the execu tor of the Last Will and Testa ment of said decedent by the Cir cuit Court of the Stale of Ore gon for Lane County, and that such claims, with the proper vouchers, should be presented to aid executor at the office of L. L. Ray, Attorney, 412 Tiffany Bldg., Eugene, Orogon, within six months from March 24, liifiz, W. R. ROBERTSON Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Catherine M. Furrow, deceased, L. L. RAY, Attorney for E.ntnto No. 275 April 21, 1962. NOTICE- OF FINAL SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that tho Executor of the Estate of WALTER THOMAS BRIDUES, has filed her Final Report In said estate In tho Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for Lane County, and the Court has appointed 24th day of April, 192, at 10:00 o'clock a.m., of said day, In tho Court house In Eugene, Oregon, for the hearing of objections to Mich Final Report and settlement of aald estate. First Publication March 24, 1902. MARY E. BRIDGES. Executrix of tho Estate of WALTER THOMAS BRIDGES, deceased. No. 276 April 21, 19(12. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims gainst the estato of MAUDE B. SWEET, deceased, are hereby no tified to present the same, with the proper vouchers, to the un dersigned, who has heen appoint cd Administrator with Will An nexed of the satd estate by the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for 1-ane County, at 412 Tiffany Building, Eugene, Ore gon, within six months from tho 14th dnv of April, 1962. GEORGE F. COLE Administrator with Will An nexed of the Estate of MAUDE R. SWEET, Decrasrd. L. L. RAY, AUorney for Estate. No. .143 May 12, 1962. NOTICE of FINAL ' SETTLEMENT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the Executrix of the Estato of L. D. PIERCE, has filed her Final Report In said estate In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, and the Court has appointed May B. I9A2, at 10:00 o'clock A.M., of satd day, In tho Court houe in Eugene, Oregon, fur the hearing of ob jections to such Final Report and settlement of said estate. First Publication March 29, 1962. FLORENCE II. PIERCE, Executrix of the Estate of U D. PIERCE, deceased. No. 29ft -April 28. 1962. "IN THE CIRCUIT COUHT OF THE STATE OK OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF LANE. In the Mailer of the Estate of VANCE WILBUR MYERS, Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HKRKI1Y GIVEN that Lawton On horn Hays has been appointed Executor of the Last Will and Testament of Vance Wilbur Myers, devested, by the Circuit Court of the Slate of Oregon for the Count' of Lane. All persons having claims agMnst satd estate are hereby notified to present the tame duly verified to the Executor at 2S8 East 10th Avenue. Eugene, Ore gon, within six months from the dale of this notice. Dated this lint day of April, 1962. LAWTON OSHORN HAYS, Executor. Thelma Chapman Fowler Attorney forF'tate. No. 37S May 19, 1962. Letials NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OK EUGENE, ORE GON WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON MONDAY APRIL 23, 1962 AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER, CITY HALL, ON THE PERMANENT REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OK SAID CITY ON THE FOLLOWING RE QUESTS FOR REZONING, VARIANCES TO ZONING AND AMENDMENTS TO ZONING ORDINANCE: Recommendation" of Planning Commission Amend Zoning Ordinance No, ' 10691 as follows: Section XII C-3 Central Bus iness District, and -Section XII I C-3P Commer clal District A. Use. Add thereto "Fu migation Chambers" Section X. C-l Limited Com merclal District A. Use. Add thereto "Auto mobile seat covering and Automobile upholstery" George A. Trager and 14 other property owners All of Block 6, Amended Plat of Falrmount, as platted and re corded In Lane County Plat Rec ords, Eugene, Lane County, Ore gon, lying South of the present M-l zoning boundary In said Block as heretofore zoned by the City of Eugene, Oregon Located between Franklin Blvd. and 15th Ave. on VUlard St. and Moss St. Request change from R-l Single Family to CR Com mercial Residential District Louis "F. Bon son Lot II, Block 4, 1st Addition to Leach Subdivision Being approximately 80.85 feet wide and 156 feet deep Request change of zone from R-l Single Family to R-2 Two Family Residential District Louis F. Benson Tax Lot 800 Map 18 0,1-08 -3.1 Located between 36th and 37th Ave. and Illlyard St. and West Amazon Drive Request change of zone from R-l Single Family Residential to It 2 Two Family Residential District Mae H. Frye Tax Lota No. 100 and 200, 18-03-06-4-1 Tax Lots 6300, 6400 and 0500, 19-03-06-1.4 Being two lots at Southwest corner 24th and Pearl and three lots at Northwest corner of 24lh and Pearl Request change of zone from R-l Single Family Residential to R-3G Garden Apartment Residential District Charles R. Wilkin Tax Lot 1800, 17-03-20-4.1 Located at 1510 Coburg Road Request change of zone from RA Outer Residential District to R-3G Garden Apartment Resi dential District Raymond M. Parker Lyle W, Jackson Tax Lots 3400 and 3500, 18-03-07-1.3 Located at the Southwest corner of Crest Drive and Willamette Street Request change of zone from R-t Single Family Residential to R-3G Garden Apartment Residential District 8. C. Nasser Tax Lot 17,500, t7-03-3I-4.t Located at 1469 Willamette Street Request variance to C-3P Com mercial Zone to operate package shirt laundry with maximum capacity per washer of 50 pounds James II, Nelson Tax Lot 17,400, 17-3-32-3.2 Located at S74 East 14th Ave. Request variance to R-3 Multiple Family Residential District to allow operation of telephone answering service Ozanam Manor, Inc. Frank R. Boccl, Secretary Tax Lot 2400, 17 04-35-4 3 Being 9.8 Acres of vacant land located nenr the intersection of 18th Ave. W. and Oak Patch Road Request reHtrlcllons be removed from R-3G Garden Residential Zona restricting this property to Retirement Home only Thomas Beaty, Recorder City of Eugene, Oregon NO. 389 April 21, 1962 NOTICE OF HEARING OF FINAL ACCOUNT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho undersigned executrix of the estate of BENJAMIN S. DcVRIES, has filed her final ac count for the settlement of said estate In the Circuit Court of the Stale of Oregon for Lane County, and that tho 8th day of May, 1962, In the circuit court room of said Court in the County Court houso at Eugene, Oregon, at 10:00 o'clock a.m. has been, by said Court, fixed as tho time and place for hearing of objec tions thereto and final settlement thereof. Dated and first published: April 7, 1982. EVELYN HASSLER DeVRIES, Executrix DARLING, VONDEKHEIT & 1IERSHNER Attorneys Tor Estate No. 313 May 5, 1962. NOTICE TO CREDITORS All persons having claims against the estate of OSCAR FRANKLIN KNOX, deceased, are hereby notified that the under signed has been appointed as the executrix of the Laxt Will' and Testament of said decedent by the Circuit Court of tho Stale of Oregon for Lane County, and that sucn claims, with the prop er vouchers, should be present ed to said executrix at the office of L. 1.. Ray, Attorney, 412 Tif fany Building, Eugene, Oregon, within six months from April 14, 1962. ALICE KNOX Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of OSCAR FRANKLIN KNOX, deceased. L. L. RAY, Attorney for Estate. No. 342 May 12, 1962. Log Haulers Form Group, Elect Officers A score of Lane County log haulers who want to keep out side competition from cutting down their payloads organized Friday night found a name, elected officers and raised some fighting money. Members of the new Lane County Log Truckers Assn. are those who have "grandfather permits" under the 1961 law which allocates areas in which permittees may operate. Beginning Thursday in Eu gene, the Public Utilities Com mission will hold hearings to determine whether a number of new applicants can also haul in Lane County. The newly-formed organiza tion will protest these new ap plicants through their attorney, Don Bach of Eugene. Elected chairman of the group was Carl Wesscll of 3115 Royal Ave., Eugene; vice chair man is Howard Dulley, Cottage Grove; treasurer, Darrell Wil liams, Cottage Grove; and di rectors, llarley Swift and Fred Holleman, both of Eugene. Two to Join Program LONDON Wl Belgium and The Netherlands have agreed to participate in a Western Eu ropean Earth satellite program with France, Germany, Italy and Britain. The satellites would be launched from a base in Aus tralia. Legal NOTicET)FrTtNA"ircciC)nfnr Probata No. 15271 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that tho undoraignod haa filed her Final Account with the Court In the Robert Steven Wllu Estate, and that Tuesday the 15th of May, 1962, at 10:00 o'clock A.M., In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, has been aet as the time and place for hearing objections to said Final Account and for settlement of said estate. MARY LINDA HACHENEV, Administratrix of the Estate of Hobert Steven Wild, Deceased. JOHNSON, JOHNSON & HARRANG, Attorneys for Estate 641 Pearl Street, Eugene, Oregon NoJj77 May 19, 1902 )N THE" CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE COUNTY OF LANE In the Matter of the Estate of ISAAC H. NEWMAN. Deceased. NOTICE TO CREDITORS IS HEREBY GIVEN that tha undersigned, Luella M. Newman, has been duly appointed Admin Istratrlx of the Estate of Isaae H. Newman, deceased, by the Circuit Court of Lane County, Oregon, and she has duly qual. Ifled as Administratrix. All persons having claims against aald estate are hereby notified to present the aamc, verified as required by law, with proper vouchers, within six months from the time of the first publication of this notice, to tho Administratrix of snld estnto at the Law Offlrr-s of Hnmstcad fa Avrlt, sla Tllfnny nulldtng, Eu gene, Oregon. l.UEI.I.A M. NEWMAN, Administratrix of the Estate of Isaac 11, Newman, deceased. RAMSTEAD & AVRIT, of Attorneys for Administratrix Date of first publication: April 14, 1962. Date of last publication: May 12, 1962. No. 33B May 12, 19B2 "iprnnT'ciifcDiT cotmT of THE STATE OF OREGON FOR LANE COUNTY GORDON DELHERT McKEEVER,) by h!a guardian, Dclhert E.) McKeevor,) Plaintiff,) v) RUTH 10NA McKEEVER,) Defendant.) SUMMONS THE STATE OF OREGON TO RUTH IONA McKEEVER, De fendant: YOU ARE HEHEnY SUM. MONED to appear within four weeks after the date of the first publication of this summons, to wit: Within Tour weeks after the 31st day of March, 1962, and de fend the above-entitled suit In the above-enlltled court, and an swer the complaint of the plain tiff Gordon Dclbert McKeevor, and serve a copy of your answer upon tho undersigned attorneys for plaintiff Gordon Pelbcrt Mc Kcever at their office below stated; and In case of your fall tire so to do, decree will be rendered against you according to tho demand of the complaint which has been filed with the Clerk of tho said Court, to wit: For annulment of your marriage to the plaintiff, and such other and further relief as to the Court mav seem proper. DATED this 28th day of March, 1962. Harold V. Johnson JOHNSON. JOHNSON tt HARRANG Attorney at Law 641 Pearl Street Eugene, Oregon No. 294 April 21, 1962. COMING SUNDAY APRIL 22nd... A NEW "DRESS" For the SUNDAY REGISTER-GUARD Group Urges Appointment Of All Judges SALEM OB The governor should be given the power to appoint judges of all state courts, the judicial subcommit tee of the Oregon Constitution Revision commission recom mended Friday. After appointment, each judge would serve two years and then the people would vote whether to keep him in office. After that, the judge would run every six years, the sole ques tion again being whether he should stay in office. Judges now are elected, but the governor can fill vacancies. The subcommittee split 3-1 in favor of a proposal to let the legislature create a Law Com- This commission would advise the legislature on needed law revisions, advise the Supreme Court on making rules for all courts, and advise the governor on what judges to appoint. Ex-Gov. Robert D. Holmes, Portland, objected to letting the commission advise the governor on judicial appointments. He said the governor should have the full responsibility for his appointments. Favoring it were Circuit Judge Herbert M. Schwab, Port land, chairman; State Sen. Thomas R. Mahoney, D-Port-land; and Supreme Court Jus tice A, T. Goodwin. The sub committee's recom mendations will be considered by the 17-member commission here April 27-28. Salem Collision Claims 2nd Life SALEM OB A downtown Salem collision involving a car chased by police on April 13, claimed its second victim Fri day. Alfred Henry Aeschlimann, 45, veteran Salem fireman, died seven days after the accident without regaining consciousness. He and Karl B. Valleau, 38, of Salem, who died two hours after the 11 p.m. accident, both suffered skull fractures and other injuries. They were the only occupants of the car struck by the fleeing vehicle. Robert Lary Leikem, 20, of nearby Silverton, listed as driv er of the other car, was released Thursday from hospitalization or head injuries. Airplane Lands In Front Yard HOOD RIVER (UPD A pri vate plane crash-landed in the front yard of a home five miles south of her Saturday, narrow ly missing a row of houses and three 5-year-old boys playing in the yard. The pilot, Thomas 1'Anson of Seattle, was unhurt.' He was the only occupant. 1'Anson said he was on a busi ness flight from Spokane to Portland when the engine in his Bccchcraft Bonanza failed at 2,300 feet. He made a dead-stick landing in the front yard of the Howard Weathers home. The plane's left wheel buckled when it hit the ground and the plane was dam aged extensively. Census Bureau Notes Puerto Rican Gain NEW YORK New York's Puerto Rican population in creased 149 per cent between 1950 and 19R0, the Community Council of Greater New York reports. The council said federal cen sus figures for 1960 showed a Puerto Rican population here of 612.574. about 8 per cent of the city's population of nearly eight million. In 1950 the percentage was 3.1 per cent. FIVE SECTIONS, instead of four, plus Family Weekjy and the full color comic section. On Canadian Import Quota Suggested OLYMPIA 0B A proposal for an immediate temporary quota on U. S. imports of Ca nadian lumber, to help the ail ing Pacific Northwest industry, carried strong support Satur day. A Senate Commerce Commit tee hearing, which heard the plan suggested by William G. Reed, chairman of the Simpson Timber Co., Seattle, was in re cess until later sessions, prob AGC Makes New Offer , To Union PORTLAND tUPD The Asso ciated General Contractors made a new three-year contract offer to Oregon's striking car penters union at a negotiating session here Friday night. The union said it would con sider the offer and report its decision back to the contractors at a meeting in Portland Satur day. ' Federal Mediator George Walker, who sat in on the ne gotiating session, made the an nouncemeent. He did not dis close the terms of the offer. The offer also was made to the carpenters union in South west Washington. That union is not striking. The carpenters in Oregon went out on strike last Monday. The dispute has tied up most of the heavy construction in the state. ' ",' The two. sides have been ne gotiating since last Wednesday. Series of Hearings SALEM (UPD The Oregon Agriculture Department will hold a scries of hearings in May to decide whether its brand in spection program begun March 15 should be revised. The first hearing will be in. Condon May 3, and the second in Vale May 8 and a third in Salem May 24, Lumber ably at Portland and Boise, Ida ho. "We don't want to offend our Canadian friends," Reed testi fied Friday. "But we must equip ourselves with bargaining pow er, if we are going to negotiate with them." Quota Proposed Reed proposed an emergency quota on Canadian lumber im ports, limiting them to the 10- Gasoline Explosion Kills Truck Driver PORTLAND OB A blazing inferno of gasoline Friday eve ning killed the driver of a tanker truck that toppled over and exploded as it approached Portland's Ross Island bridge through a short tunnel. The driver, Edward E. Wright, Gladstone, Ore., was the only major casualty. No other ve hicles , were involved, police said. The big truck-trailer, carry ing 7,000 gallons of gasoline, apparently skidded as it came around the tight curve just be fore the tunnel and smashed into the side of the tunnel. The accident happened about 6:30 p.m. Witnesses reported a series of tremendous explosions, fol lowed by flames that rose 60 to 80 feet into the air, enveloping Harbor Drive where it passes over the tunnel. The Harbor Drive overpass was closed to traffic until engi neers from the State Highway Department could determine whether it had been damaged by the explosions. All the west Treason , The U.S. Constitution defines treason precisely as the act of levying war against the United States, adhering to the United States' enemies, and giving them aid and comfort. Buy or Sell Everything From A to Z Eugene icpfcr- uartt lAf K COUNT"!' HOME WWIMIII. CLASSIFIED WANT ADS HANDY The Classified pages ere handy to read handy to use. They offer news about household furnishings and home services to nearly 42,000 Emerald Empire homes. The Classified section is conveniently accessible, "handy" every day of the week a market place of information about both brand new and old "tried and true" products and serv. ices. It's handy to be familiar with the Classified section. Much like a favorite store, it is eisy to find the category you want when you read it every night. Read the Classified Want ads for articles and services you need use the Classified want ads to sell un-nceded, out-grown or un used household equipment. You'll find it is an easy, handy way to earn extra cash. Call DI 51-5 51 to place your ad. A handy, friendly Ad Visor will help you with the wording and you'll be pleased with the result I4ft CO-I1 NOil H CLASSIFIED WANT FOB "A FRIENDLY AD-VISOR CALL READ FOR PROFIT . year average of Canadian lum ber shipped into the U. S. He said it would cut imports to about 25 per cent below the ex isting level. He said it could be lifted when "genuine free trade" developed between the two countries. Reed was among the 30 wit nesses, ranging from mill oper ators to local union officials, who appeared from among more than 150 who wanted to testify side approaches to the bridge also were closed. There were conflicting re ports on whether Wright was killed by the explosions, or ran from his cab to be enveloped by the flames. A passerby, Don Lee Kapfer, 33, told reporters he . tried to drag Wright away from the flames, but had to drop him to escape the intense heat. Kapfer was treated at the scene for burns to his face and hands. Fire Runs (Noon Friday to noon Saturday) i Eugene t 4 37 p.m. False alarm, : 2271 Emerald St. 9 07 p.m. Flue fire, 1594 Mill St., minor dam- i age , :,' 9 54 a.m. Roof fire at Kennedy's Motel, 1522 W. , Sixht Ave. Cause: Sparks 5 from chimney. Estimated : ;i damage $5. a Springfield is 12:23 a.m. First aid ' run to Spar Tavern, 434 fa Main St. with Is For... CHILDREN WELCOME -Clean 3 bedroom twine available Im mediately. $89.50. Lease, S8S. DRIVE BY 000 East 00th, DI 0-0000. HOT WATER HEATER, 50 Ballon", $.15. Bath tub, S10. Two kitchen sinks, small oil stove with 50 gallon barrel, car carrier for Rcnatilt-Dauphlnc. Make offer. 0000 Dove Lane. COMPLETE-"HAM''"AMATEUn RADIO STATION, Receivers, Transmitters, Beams, etc. 0000 Franklin Blvd., RI 0-0000. " HOUSEWORK," IRONING Dav or hour RI 0-0000 thermostat con trolled heater. Call DI 0-0000 between 8 A.M. -5 P.M. j Is For... DI 51-5-51 . ..USE FOR RESUETS at the one day session. Sen. Warren G. Magnuson, D-Wash, committee chairman, asked tha 150 to consolidate their testi mony, but allowed all to submit prepared statements for the rec ord. Not Unanimous The witnesses were far from unanimous in their proposals, but agreed Canadian imports were taking over an increasing share of the American market. Some testimony blamed Cana dian government policies. Sen. E. L. Bartlett, D-Alaska, sat with Magnuson. They were told that Canadian imports have caused a loss of some 3,500 jobs in Pacific Northwest communities, a $2.5 million loss of tonnage for Washington ports last year, and that some mills and logging out fits had gone out of business. Other proposals included: A subsidy for American merchant vessels carrying do mestic lumber. Increased efforts for low cost public housing, to expand the lumber market. Elimination of railroad shipping advantages in Canada. Joint action by the two countries to increase export markets. United efforts to remove the adverse effects of monetary exchange rates on the lumber industry. Unions Plan Contact With U.N. Delegates UNITED NATIONS, N.Y.0PI Two labor leaders have told U Thant, U.N. acting secretary general, that American unions were starting an office to keep in touch with U.N. delegates, especially those who are trade unionists. The office will open official ly Monday across the street from U.N. headquarters. It will invite U.N. delegates to New York union meetings and help visit ing trade unionists meet New York trade unionists in office, plants and elsewhere. Homes Household Goods Hobbies Household Help Heaters ADS 9 o o