Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, April 21, 1963, Image 29

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Newspaper Page TexthooliCollejet 9 5 WE PRFDlDP oen TOR CIVIL SERVICE FY A VI c - - j suuicienl. Per- hour., high w advancement. Send name, horn addrees. Phone number and lime home guard Box S711. " aircrx MANAGESfEXT: Bn ---7 wvrLwmiM ! V. . Irmln- Ece. ADLEB Annie Dollte Adler or 177 Grant passed away Aprlli ... ixm. one wu Dorn July 7. 1890 at Eugene. Preceded In death by her huiband Fred In one oaa a Hater or John, Euiene. Cecil Frank. R.rh.r Jcanelta. Joseph and William Maughan, all of Eugene: three uime: ,,ean Laaa or Eugene, Marjorle Snider or Paaco, Washington, and Doru) Lavely o' Nigeria. Funeral eervlcea oe neld Monday, April 12 5. n i Amertcn MotelsJ 'J at 1:00 pjn. at England! i.utiu Dyt ' ' nunc, reari at lath, Private Instruction . 0?(V li'i v,n Webster omelet- HAVTFWPiiy-inGrTfl or Hawaiian, strict. v ku it -. or chord. jruneroi notices SILVER STRING STUDIO m.vMZJb UKIVER TRAINING DI 4-5772 Licensed Rnnrieri T..k.- fTXNO INSTRUCTOR Beiln". neri and advanced. Call DI 3 un, or n orinMadison. Cord of Thonks 915 OUR HEARTFELT THANKS to. au wno extended comforting ympathy and help In our re cent loss or our beloved wife and mother. The beautiful sw-v.ee, norai oiienngi, cards, and contribution to the rn. cr fund In her memory will always oe rememDerea. Melvln E. Tubbi. Orval Tubba and family, m m Jeanepartandamlly. WE WISH to express bur heart. felt thanks to our manv friends for their beautiful floral offer infi, cards, sympathy and help In the loss of our most loved one, wife, mother and grand- moiner. Pallas Givan, Sr. Viola and Ceroid MUhorn Gerry McKofka and family1 Merlene Lowry and family; With deepest gratitude we ex tend this word of thanks fori the many kind acta of sym pathy, expressed by thoughtful friends. These kindnesses have meant much to us. The family ox gssie tmma uay Mr. Merle D. Moore. Mrs, Barney (Elsie) Abrahamson and Mrs. taxi (Juanita) Woodson. ' WeWISH T6 EXrHESS " heartfelt thanks to our many friends and neighbors for their help and beautiful flowers In our hours of sorrow. Also sin cere thanks to our doctors and their staff. Rose Jincks and family, Monuments 945 Blaesing Granite Co, Everything in Granite U Marble Since 1696 Cemetery Monuments it Markers Decorative Marble 769 Highway 99 N PI 3-0911 Crematoriums 960 Eugene Crematorium 1100 Chamelton DI 4-14391 Florists-Cut Flowers 965 House Plants ONE OP THE INEST SELECTIONS IN TOWN PRICES FROM 89c to 324.95 CASCADE GARDEN CENTER MOHAWK SHOPPING RI 7-8112 FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS TOMMY WILLIAMS FLORIST DI 2-2455 2086 E. 15th Ave. IN LOVING MEMORY. BE SURE KIRKLAND FLOWER LAND PA 6-7605 4340 Franklin Blvd. Funeral Directors 975 ENGLANDFUNERAfTHOMI5 Formerly Veach's Phone DI 4-5255, Pearl St. at 18th bHWEKINU & ENGLAND CHAPFL Creswell, 1st AC Sts. TW 5-2881 THE NEWEST MORTUARY In SPRINGFIELD-EUGENE .burns- rederlcksen 112 A Street RI 6-8812 uepenaaoje avrtour service M cG A FFE Y'S EUGENE MEMORIAL CHAPEL Personal and Dignified Service 490 East 13th DI 5-8718: Smith FUNErAL CHAPEL 115 N Sixth WH 2-3513 Cottage Grove. Oregon "SrVON-LOuNSBURY Mortuary Tarking Adjoining Mortuary iiai ouve di 0-1591 P00LE-LARSEN CHAFEt 1100 Charnelton DI 4-1435 Off Street Parking " Mills hoKTUXRY I Cottage Grove WH 2-3121 Drain, TEmple 8-9881 I MURPHYFUNERAITH0ME8 Junction City Harrisburg! Phone Junction City WY 8-21521 BUELL CHAPEL Springfield 6th & B RI 7-3310 Parking Adjacent Chapel OAKRIDGE FUNERAL HOjtflT ! SUnset 2-2541 OAKRIDGE, OREGON 1 Deoth Notices JfiBlRBERG Alma 'Jederberg of 1272 Willamette passed away at a local rest borne Saturday, April 20, 1963 at the age of 77 years. Complete funeral ar rangements will be announced later by McGaffey's Eugene Memorial chaoel. LIDOLP H Harry Jennincsl "rim" Lidoipn of 3290 Willam ette passed away Saturday, April 20, 1963. He was born July 19, 1896 at Roca, Nebras ka. He married his wife. Irene, December 25, 1918 at Lincoln, Nebraska. Mr. Lldolph was member of the First Methodist Church. Survived by his wife: two daughters: Jean Shannon of Eugene and Frances Olson1 of South Bend Indiana; four grandchildren. James and Christine Olson, Irene Patri cia and Tracey Jeanne Shannon four sisters: Grace Lehnert of Tehachapi, Jessie Davis of San Jose and Marie McKeen of f2V J& nuarte, California. Funeral maden. SWANSON Burton Franklin Swanson of 1451 East 24th Ave. Funeral aervlces will be held In the Poole-Larsen Chapel on Monday, April 22, 1963 at 10 a.m. Vance H. Webster D.D.I officiating. Private interment1 aervlces to be held In the Rom I cemetery, r on una. Cegals California To Execute Four May 3 SAN QUENTIN, Calif. (tTC California's gas chamber is scheduled May 3 to take the lives of four convicted in weat,muraerer in one nay. It will be the largest exe- ficiu.. . lunuu suite uie uuvtr-g.reeu. .? mj itiS.'L T-C.,",,,ni:,'! octagonal room was installed be held in ih Pnni..i .niin 1938. In the meantimp. Chapel Monday, April ii, iM more than 200 men and wom- morlai: In lieu of flo. d en have died in nations In his memory miv he Tha nnnti-nnl. made to the Eugene He.rln.'j... ,FT, nd Speech center, lioj Ai-i1""0 coinciaence. xne urns aaie was seieciea lnae pendently by judges in dif ferent counties. The hour, however. - is chosen by Warden Fred R. uickson. He has directed that two men will go to the chamber, which hai two seats, in the morning and two in the afternoon. But this schedule could be disrupted if soma court grants any of the prisoners a stay of execution pending a lurtner appeal. Once before a quadruple execution was planned by coinciaence, out a last-minute stay reduced the number. One of the prisoners. Charles Golston, 21, a win dow washer, was convicted of raping and (tramline Dm iuiuog, it, in Los Angeles AUg. ZB, 1B01, The other three defend ants were found guilty of participating in the gang killing of Leslie Simpson. owner of the South Seas bar in Anaheim, Calif., March 7. 1959. They are Joseph Rosoto. 39, and John Vlahovich, 31, both commercial fishermen, and Donald Franklin, 34, a boilermaker. Simpson was shot to death at 3 a.m., shortly after the closing of his bar, and his wue, rern, was seriously wounaeo in Doth arms. The state contended that Siimpson was killed to elim inate him as a witness in a forthcoming trial of Rosoto for the armed robbery of the South Seas two years be- tore. Rosoto was acquitted of me robbery charge, but con victed of murder. The scheduled quadruple execution comes as the Cali fornia Legislature is engaged in another bitter, biennial debate over a moratorium on capital punishment. Toe lawmakers, who re jected such a moratorium three years ago in drama tic special session shortly before the execution of Caryl Chessman, are rather closely aiviaea on tne question. But political observers ore- aiciea mat tne legislature would once again turn down the moratorium idea in spite of support, for it by uor. avumuna l. orown. NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE IS HF.RKRV mvru THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF inn Llll Of CUGENE. ORE GON WILL HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON MONTIAV. APnlr 21, 1863 AT 7:10 P.M. IN THE 1-UUiHUlL. CHAMBER, CITY HALL. ON THE PERMANENT REPORT OP THE PLANNING t-unaiiiMMU.N ON THE FOLLOW ING PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING flHriTNAIOj-ir AND ON THE FOLLOWING Rl- wurjjm roK KEZONING AND VARIANCES TO EXISTING ZON- Mllo M. and Lena gteddom; Arthur Myrmo; Olsa Myrmo Tax Lots WOO, 1100, bKK Map 17-03-U-.r Located at 1401, 1411, 143S Vlllard St. Request chance of tone from R I Single Family Residential to C-1 Limited Commercial District N. K. Smith ' Parcel 4200 Map 1M J4.J Located oa Inavale St. at Onyx St, Request variance from R-l Single Family Restrictions to allow construction of a du plex Sylvia V. Seder, President Art Center Lots 21 and 22, Block 12, Amended Plat of Falrmount Addn (Tax Lota 1300 and 5400, 17-3-33-3.3) Located at 1921 Vtllard and 1010 E. 19th St. Request variance to use church as art school Rexlua Fuel Service Parcel 13S0O Map 17-4-36-l.i Located at Northeast corner of 8th Ave. 4 Chambers St. Request change of zone from R-3G Garden Apartment Dis trict to M-l Limited Indus trial District Whitney Scobcrt All of Parcel 10500 and Part of 1000 Map 17-4-25-4.4 Located on south side of 4th Ave. West of Blair Blvd. Request for variance for trailer park In R-2 Duplex District Eugene Planning Commission Lota I and 10 Kuykandall Subdivision aa platted and recorded In Book 34, Pag 12, Lana County Plat Rocorda . Also Lot 1( Mathews Park Addition Map 17-4-751.4 Located on East side of Polk - St. at Ballsy St. Request change of tone from RA Outer Residential to R-2 Duplex District Clara L. Mlckelson-Key Realty Lot 8, Block 6, Huddleston Addition Tax Lot 9800 Map 17-03-31-S.i Located at 749 West 13th Ave. Request change of zone from R-2 District to R-3 or R IO Apartment House District Raymond O. Hanson Lots 1, 4, 5, and 8, Block 9, West View Addition Tax Lot 700 Map 18-03-06-3.1 Located at 26th Ave. and Washington St. Request variance to R-t Single Family Residential Zoning to build a 4-plex Francis te Amy M. Brooks Tax Lot 4400 Map 17-03-304.4 Located at 3rd Ave. West of pearl St. Request change of zone from R 2 Duplex District to R-l Multiple Family Residential District Clifford R. Clark, D.DJ. Lots I and 4. Block 17, Cham bers Addition to Eugena Tax Lots 9100 and 84M Map 1744-M-3.1 ' Located at 11S0 Chambers St. Request variance to R-l Single Family Residential Vitt ttict to extend non-eonform-lng use to Include additional buslnessaa A, C. E. Chrlstensen North 00.54 ft. and West 1S6.08 ft. of South 71 ft. of Lot 2 Prospect Park (Tax Lot No. 300, 18-4-1-2.1) and West 176 ft, -of Lot 1, Prospect Park (Tax Lot 200, 18-4-1-2.1) Located on West 18th Ave. between Chambers as Fierce Streets Request change of zone from C-2 Neighborhood Commer clsl to C-3P Commercial Die trlct Recommendation of Planning Commission Proposed Amendments to Usa Restrictions Ordinance No. 1091 on Hospitals, Schools and Cburchee In XA, R-l and R-l Dlstrteta AMErfDMENT TO USE RESTRICTIONS ON HOS- servlces will be held Tuesday,1 April 21, 1903 at 10:30 a.m. In the England Funeral Home, Pearl at 18th, Doctor Norman Conard officiating with Inter ment In HeslHavcn. SURTON Baby Girl BurtinTIn fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Burton, Oakrtdge, passed away April 20, 1963. Graveside services. Rest Hsven Memorial Park April 22, 1903 at 11:00 a.m. OakrtdgeFuneralHome. CoEBURN William H. Colburn" age 68, of Star Route, Fall Creek, a resident of Fall Creek for 1 years, formerly a resident of .'Baldwin Park, California. died al a local nursing home Friday, April 19, 1963. He Is survived by his wife. Ella Rooks Colburn. Fall Creek: I aon, 3 daughters and IS grand children, all residing In Cali fornia. Four sisters also sur vive. The remains will be for warded on Monday by Bunu Frederteksen Funeral Home, Springfield, to the Baldwin Park Mortuary, Baldwin Park, California, where services and Interment will take place. SATmN'-i5oyVrMartln. a for mer resident of Eugene, passed away at the Veterana Hospital PITALS. SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES IN RA OUTER RESI- DENTIAL DISTRICT. RI SIN GLE -FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT AND R-2 TWO-FAM 1LY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT ORDINANCE NO. 10691 Hospitals ss a conditional use provided they meet the following requirements as approved by the rianninc commission: a. Dedication and improvement of streets witnin tne aevel. opment site for the proper extension anaor connection of necessary streets. b. Dedication of right of way within the development site ror the extension of col lector and arterial streets. e. Determination by the Plan ning Commission that the use will not adversely af feet access to and subdt vision of abutting properties. Any buildings used for hos pital purposes shall provide and maintain setbacks from side and rear property lines (except on tne street side of corner lots) of at least flftyl (50) feet. Alleys contiguous tol or within the property being used for Hospital purposes may be Included la the required setback. Schools (elementary. Junior high in Seattle on April 19, 1961. He . ,J.; i was bom in Nebraska March proridd they meet the following' 1,?0',.H T" . '"r" t requirements aa approved by the "w " " -" Planning commission: a. Dedication and improvement of streets within the devel opment site for the proper extension andor connection of neceuary streets. b. Dedication of right of way tthin the development site for the exteniloo, of col lector and arterial streets. C Determination by the Plan. nlng Commission that the use win not adversely af fert ereeta to and subdi vision of abutting prepertiee. Any bulldlfigs need for school purposes shsll pro-ride aalotata set Bar as men Commander of-V F.W. Post at Poulabo, Washington. He was a, former employe of the Oregon I State Highway Department. He la survived by I children: Mrs. Margie Magers of Eugene and: William 1. of Seattle, Washing-i ton; 1 sister, Pearl Lewia. and a step-brother, Robert Lewis.) of Los Angeles, Calif : also 10; grandchildren. Funeral ar rangements win be announced later by Poole-Larsen. J ntnSTRalDh v. rroei oi i North As Street. Eugene died April 29, 19J. Funeral arranie- meate eatrustea to u . y raoeral ChaneL EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, Sunday, April 31, IMS Legala on the street side of corner luisi oi at least fifty (go) feet. Alleys contiguous to or within the properly being used for scnooi purposes mar ba In cluded In the naiilrari atha,.i. Churches (except rescue missions or temporary revivals) as a on dltlonal uae, provided they mast the following requirements as approved by the, Planning Com-mission: a. Dedication and Improvement of streets within the de velopment site for the pro per extension andor con. nectton of necessary streets. b. Dedication of right of way within the development alte for the extension of collector and arterial streets. e. Determination by the Plan ning Commission that the use will not adversely af feet access lo and subdi vision of abutting properties. Any buildings used for church purposes except parsonages (free standing or attached to a church by a vestibule) shall set back a minimum of twenty (20) feet from any property under a different ownership tbat la zoned for residential use; provtded further that a apeaker, amplifier or pipes of an organ ahall be not less than fifty (50) feet from any pro perty under a dlfrerent own ership that la zoned for rest- oemiai use. SECTION VII. R-l TWO-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT A USS 1. Any use permitted In the R.l Slnxle-Familv Reiirtentui District subject to the con- quions estebllshed under R-l. Thomss Besty Cltv Recorder No. 1504 April 21, 1963. NOTICE OF ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION AND MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN In compliance with Sec. 331.0)0. ORS, to the legal voters of School District No. 1. of Lane County. Mate Of Oregon, that the AN NUAL SCHOOL ELECTION of said District will be held at Elementary Teachers Room,- be tween the hours of 2 P.M. and 8 CM. on the first Monday of May. being the 6th. day of May. A. D 1963, for the purpose of electing une Director tor a live year term. uatea mis ia day of April, 1963. ATTEST: Bessie Kimball District Clerk George Bradsfaaw Chairman Board of Directors No. 1474 April 21, 1961 RnTrrK TrrBrnrrnzTo NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN That the undersigned haa been appointed executrix or tna Es tate of W. L LOHREY. decease! by the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Lane County, and has qualified. AU peaaone having claims against ssld estate are hereby notified to present the same, duly verified aa by law re quired, to the undersigned at 641 Pearl Street, Eugene, Oregon, within sis months from the date hereof. Dated and tint published ssarca si, ivsj. Last Publication; April IS, IM) LOTTIE t. LOHREY. Kserutrii af the Eststa af w. L conrev, deceased. JOHNSON, JOHNSON HARRANO Attornoya al Law and 641 Pearl Street aidej Eugene, Oregon. USE THE W A N T A D FOR R O F I T and R E S U L T S By RALPH DIGHTON Of the Associated Press EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. Bo!a the Air Force and the Navy will be watching closely when an ex perimental plane with a "breath ing wing" begins flight tests here late this month. The Air Force is interested because it footed the bill $30 million tor the radical X21. de signed to show how planes 'can fly 90 per cent farther on a given amount of fuel. Tne Navy has a secret inter est: How to apply the same prin ciple to underwater vehicles, in creasing their range and per haps their speed. i The Navy won't admit it has an interest in the X21, but in formed sources gay experiments arc under way with this method of reducing the turbulence that builds up around bodies moving in either air or water. Turbulence drags at movine objects. The faster the object moves, the more turbulence. To overcome it, the. object has to expend an increasingly greater amount of energy in the form of fuel. A design that reduces turbu lence wiU enable an air or water vehicle (1) to go farther on a given load of fuel, (2) carry a heavier payload the gam dis tance, or (3) use smaller, cheaper engine. Northrop Corp.'s Norair Di vision, the only U.S. firm con- and rear propsrgr Usee tsxeept No. 1434 AarU at, IMt. Radical X21 Design 'Breathing Wing' Plane To Begin Test Flights ducting a major research pro gram in this field, has been ex perimenting with turbulence control since 1949. The result is the X21, with a slotted wing full of tubes and channels that suck away the turbulence as it forms. Turbulence occurs in an ex tremely thin boundary layer next to the surface of the mov ing body. At the leading edge the layer is only a few thous andths of an inch. Then, as the molecules of air or water sweep past the vehicle. they are kicked outward by im pact with its surface. In the air the result is thousands of tiny tornadoes; in the water, bub bling miniature whirlpools. Tornadoes or whirlpools drag at the moving object Northrop'a answer was to cut hairline slots the length of the X21'g wing. Compressors car ried in a -pod under each wing create a suction through tubes connected to the slots. The tiny tornadoes are drawn from the wings and expelled to the rear of the plane. This system, Northrop says, eliminates about 40 per cent of the total drag on an airplane. The X21s are modified BM bombers, with the engines moved from the wings to the after end of the fuselage to give more room for slotting. The wing span has been increased from 72 to 93 feet to prove the designers' . contention that lift can be increased without in creasing drag. "Boundary layer control is primarily for long range planes," says a company spokes man. "It is not intended for fighters because of the extra weight of the compressors and ducting. Only in steady flight cruises will the reduction in tur-b-Tlence have time to pay off." Obvious applications include tne top-secret Dromedary proj ect, a proposed aircraft that could stay aloft several days on constant alert or fly long dis tances to launch missiles from altitudes too low for radar de tecUoa. Not go obvious are the appli cations to underwater warfare. Slotted surfaces might enable torpedoes to utilize rocket pow er, now denied because at ex treme speeds underwater turbu lence beeoarsea great etmijrk ta direct Use) torpedo's cntjrsc. Conventional llllanasi iiel a O equippesi eawld lake mitt aaaie of the patrol ditties now re served for nuclear vessels. Parking Lot Plan ' MEDFORD ( Medf ord plans to mate a parking let saut cat thai old federal building site down town. The city plaaa to buy the building at the government'! ap praised: price of $42,500. Merchants will pay the cost oi clearini; the site and installing the puking lot Rate Rise Ahead PORTLAND un-l Bonneville power rates will fo up about 10 per cent in the near future. That comes from Bernard Goldhammer, power manager for the Bonneville Administra tion. He told a meeting of bond in vestment experts Friday that the rate increase could be high er, perhaps aa much aa IS per cent. He said it will be the first rate increase in 25 years. House Committee Okays Tax Relief SALEM (DTIThe House Tax Committee voted Friday ta writa a bill giving property tax relief on the homes of nersona amp 65. . The committee, in policy de cision, called for an nutrie-ht si. emption for "hardship" caaes. Persona with larger incoraea would get an optional deferral. At the time of gale of the prop. ertV. Or tuaaasil In heira that slat. ferred taxes would becoma due. FOR SALE BY OWNER OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, APRIL 21 Just finished I . . 3-BEDROOM MODERN HOME with garage and carport, fireplace), alectrio baseboard heat, family room and nice lot located in an area of new homes at 1073 " , Qafxyi Street. rxceiJetit rarm no financing coals wlf be ihown of OPCTf HOUSE en April Zl from 1:00 to 5:00 PJVf. Directions to OPEN HOUSE: go out Coburg Road to Crea cent Avenue, tarn left aa to Cheryl Street This is the third house aa left side of Cheryl Street white with blue trim. mi f - 5 Jig' 1 n A) K r J ft '.V a r 0 V aV . a . 1 . 1 r '" ''hi. ,1' ' II' (J like looking for someone who doesn't read newspapers Very hard to find, 99 million people in almost 9 out of every 10 homes read newspapers. It's the most sought after, often bought, eagerly consumed, intensely depended upon product in the world. The reason is obvious. We can't do without it. The need to know about the news and events that touch and shape our lives is deep, intense, unending. And the need to know is now. Today. So it's not very hard to figure out why more advertising dollars art spent in daily newspapers than in TV, magazines, radio, and outdoor combined. Mow Psopls Do More Business With Nswspspersl 'I