Campbell Falls Dedication
Perpetuates Memory Of Yet
Formerly In Forest Service
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Bridge To Renew Plea
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(JPy Attorneys lor Harry Bridges
Wed a new onei in leaerai court
Tuesday, it saio tney wm re
new, on July 6, a request that
the indicted CIO longshore lead
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Federal Judge Michael J. Ro
che several days ago turned down
Bridges' request that he be per-
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FALLS DEDICATED Picturesque Campbell Falls on the South
Umpqua River, 1 3 miles east of Tiller, were officially dedicated
Sunday to the memory of Robert G. Campbell at a service con
ducted by the Forest Service. Campbell, a former Forest Service
employe, lost his lite over Germany Nov. Z, 1 744, when his crip
pled bomber crashed.
Campbell Falls, located on the
South Umpqua River 13 miles east
of Tiller, were officially dedicated
to the memory of Robert G. Camp
bell at a memorial service held at
the Falls Sunday, June 26. A
bronze plaque, appropriately
placed on a huge boulder near the
falls, was unveiled at the impres
sive ceremony.
The plaque is Inscribed: 1st Lt.
Robert Greenlee Campbell, Mar.
23, 1918, Nov. 2, 1944, an Army
Air Corps pilot killed in action
during a mission over Germany
November 2, 1944. He displayed
outstanding heroism by staying
at the controls of his crippled
bomber allowing his entire crew
to escape. In his memory these
Falls are named by the United
States Forest Service in which he
served on the South Umpqua Dis
trict. Supervisor M. M. Nelson stated:
"Bob Campbell was one of the
most promising young foresters
ever employed by the Umpqua
National Forest. At the Oregon
State School of Forestry, from
which he was graduated, he was
an outstanding student and leader
in 'his class.'
The' dedication was attended by
75 people, including family, rela
tives and friends, Forest Service
employes, and veterans. The dedi
cation was conducted by mem
bers of the U. S. Forest Service,
the Canyonville Chapter of the
Veterans of Foreign Wars and
Myrtle Creek post of the Ameri
can Legion; the color bearers
were Boy Scouts from Canyon
ville.
A poem written in memory of
bod uampoeu, oy Mrs. tann goi
ter of Gresham, was read by V.
V. Harpham, past forest super
visor of the Umpqua National
Forest. Mrs. Cotter was the
mother-in-law of Bob Campbell.
Campbell Falls is known as one
of the best fishing spots on the
upper South Umpqua River, espe
cially for salmon and steelhead.
Flowers used at the dedication
and the bronze plaque were pre
sented by all f orest service per
sonnel of the Northwest Region.
Chiefs Dated Tonight
Against Junction City
The Junction City Reds invade
Roseburg tonight, and a fast en
counter may be expected when
they meet the Roseburg Chiefs in
a return matcn, on rimay ieia,
startine at 8:30 o'clock.
Junction City beat the Chiefs
in their second game this season.
The final 8-0 score has been a
sore spot with the home club ever
since, and a determined diamond
play is anticipated, to even the
old score.
Probable starting battery for
Roseburg may include Wally
Richardson and Pete Coor. Junc
tion City may put Mortensen on
the mound and Thompson behind
the plate.
Sunday, the Chiefs are sched
uled to play at Bandon. The Rose-burg-Bandon
game will highlight
Bandon's Fourth of July celebration.
Oregon AFL Launches 1950
EUGENE, Ore.. June TT.UP)
In closing sessions of the A. F. of
L. convention here Friday, dele
gates unanimously resolved to
proclaim that "the 1950 election
campaign has begun in Eugene,
Oregon, mis 24th day of June.
The resolution provided that the
A. F. of L. at once organize con
gressional district leagues for po
litical education, and local county
leagues, with the organization
reaching down to the precinct
level.
An Oregon league, organized for
according to City Recorder, fion
Sayer.
Election Drive
the 1948 campaign, and headed
by Phil J. Brady of Portland, will
coordinate the work of the local
leagues with the national leagues.
Officers of the four congression
al leagues chosen in caucus Thurs
day night include:
Fourth district Don Stansell,
Medford, chairman; John E. Cook,
Coos Bay, vice chairman; Ray
Mclnnis, Eugene, secretary.
MUMPS AT 82
MENLO PARK, Calif., June 29.
(.TT Embarrassed, Charles E.
(Dad) Brown cancelled the
Browns 62nd wedding anniver
sary party yesterday. Brown, at
82, had the mumps.
FISHERMEN!
The Tom-Cod ond Snappers
entered Sunset Bay last
week. Sunday, 19, catches
went from 30 to 100 fish to
a person.
We have the fish, boats and accommodations if
you have the time to catch them. .
L. A. SMITH
JOOS BAY, OREGON
Rt. 2, Box 686-B
Phone Empire 8348
FIREWORKS BANNED
Mayor Edwin Johnson of Glen
dale issued a proclamation last
week that no fireworks are to
be shot off within the city limits
of Glendale except on the ball
field of the school grounds.
The support of all parents was
earnestly solicited to instruct
their children to observe this or
der. A suggestion was also made
in the same proclamation, in
view of the shortage of water
and the lack of adequate fire
fighting equipment, that every
one's fullest cooperation would
be required.
Ted Williams Again
Tops All-Star Poll
CHICAGO, June 29. UP) For
the second successive year the
Boston Red Sox' slugging out
fielder, Ted Williams, has be
come "popular champion" of the
All-Star baseball poll.
The nation-wide balloting by
fans to select the starting Amer
ican and National League line
ups for the 16th contest, sched
uled for Brooklyn July 12, ends
at midnight tonight.
Williams has collected 1,418,327
votes out of the total 3,408,772
cast m the latest tabulations.
He was most popular choice last
year with 1,556,784 out of a record-breaking
4,107,893.
Williams leads his nearest ri
val, Jackie Robinson of the Brook
lyn Dodgers by 85,924.
Talking
About a Home?
So many people do noth
ing but talk about it! But
If you really want to own
your home, consult me
now. Personal attention.
Economical terms.
RALPH L. RUSSELL
Loam and Insurance
Loin Reprtuntatlve
Equitable Savings A
Loan Attn.
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SWIMMERS WARNED
Glendale swimmers have been
warned not to swim in the water
below the Cow Creek bridge at
the Northeast boundary of the
City, because the sewer from
Claire Addition empties into the
stream at a point just below the
bridge. Swimming above the
bridge is supposed to be safe,
Opening Event
Sugi Hayamaki
vs.
Weaver
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Main Event
Yaqui Kid
vs.
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