King Crosby's ' Nitct ,
Awarded $5000 Damages
LOS ANGELES .P For chip-
ped teeth and face cut, the 18-year-old
niece of Bing Crosby has
received $5,000.
A superior court Judge approv
ed settlement for that amount for
Mary Sue Crosby. She had sued
for $25,000 for injuries suffered
when a car in which she was
riding collided with a truck driv
en by Homer A. Barnhart July
21. 1948. She brought suit against
Barnhart and B. L. Honeycutt,
truck owner.
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Disemployed Man
Plaintively Pleas
For Reinstatement
LONDON -m A British colon
ial office of Nigera reported re
ceiving the following plaintive
plea from a West African who
unexpectedly found himself "dis
employed." "Dear Sir On opening this
epistle you will behold the work
of a dejobhmt nerann and a very
bewildered and much childreniz
ed gentleman, who was violently
dejobbed In a twinkling by your
good self.
"For heaven's sake, sir, con
sider this catastrophe as falling
on your own head, and remind
yourself on walking home at the
moon's end to five savage wives
and sixteen voracious children
with your pocket filled with non
existent pounds, shillings and
pence and a solitary six pence;
pity my horrible state. .
"As to the reason given by
yourself esquire for my dejob
ment the incrimination was lazi
ness. No sir. It were impossible
that myself who pitched sixteen
children into this vale of tears
can have a lazy atom in his mor
tal frame, and a sudden depar
ture of eleven pounds has left
me on the verge of destitution
and despair.
"I hope this vision of horror
will enrich your dreams this night
and the Good Angel will melt and
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G.A.R. Head Returns
Following Convention
VANCOUVER. Wash. (.-
Theodore Penland, chipper as
ever at 100 years, returned ' to
Vancouver in triumpn.
Penland, the G.A.R.'s last com
mander, was back from the or
ganization's Indianapolis conven
tion where the last six able-bodi
ed mintbtri were paraded
through town. .
He came from the Midwest by
train to Portland, then was whisk
ed by automobile to Vancouver.
The mayor, the high school band
and several veterans' organiza
tions met him at the state line
and escorted him through town.
The beaming Penland, who
said he felt "tine" after the long
trip, then went to the home of
friends. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cook,
where he has stayed periodically
since spring. , ,
Portland Woman Reaches
103rd Birthday' Today
PORTLAND. Sept. 1&
Mrs. Melissa Hogan chalked an
other year her 103rd off the
calendar yesterday. There won't
be any celebration, although her
health Is considered good.
She is one of the few remaining
Oregon residents who crossed the
country to Oregon In the pioneer
era. She came with her family
when only nine years of age.
Dulverize your heart of nether
milestone so mat you win awaKen
with such alacrity to rejohulate
your servant. So mote it be,
Amen."
Officials In London did not
know whether the native was re
I associated with his job.
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PREDATOR TRAPPED Julius B. Shaffer, federal government
trapper for the southern part of Douglas county, recently caught
two large cougars, three miles east of Canyonville, about
2i miles back of the Ralph Weaver ranch on Big mountain.
One of the snarling . beasts is pictured above. These animals
prey on dter and livestock and wherever they are found, there
are usually no deer. Shaffer, who is hired by the government
to trap for predatory animals, reports he trapped a targe cougar
last year behind Mesia's Pie shop, about 3 miles south of
Canyonville on Highway 99.
Shangri-La WAC Wedded
Secretly On June 24 .
ANNAPOLIS, Md. -(.? Mar
garet Hastings, the Shangri-La
Wac who wanted to "find a good
man and get married." now says
she did three months ago.
In 1945, while a corporal in the
Women's Army Corps, she and
two army men were the only
survivors of a plane crash in New
Guinea. They were rescued after
spending 47 days In a hidden val
ley later tagged "Shangri-La."
Upon her return to civilization
Margaret expressed her desire
lor matrimony.
She spent a good bit of her
time last March denying reports
that she was engaged to Robert
C. Alkinson, former Lake Placid,
N. Y., hotel official. Her home
town before moving to Annapolis
was Oswego, N. Y.
Tuesday Margaret said It hap
pened. She and Alkinson were
quietly married last June 24 at
Forestville, Md.
DIES or POLIO
. PORTLAND. Sept. 14 (JF)
Wrex Karl Hickok, 50, a Cottage
Grove resident the past year,
died here Tuesday In the isol
ation hospital of poliomyelitis.
He had been associated with a
brother In the Cm tin lumber
company. Collage Grove. Pre
viously he had worked for the
Portland Traction company.
Coyotes' Howl Lessened
As Five Bagged In Day
McMINVILLE W-The howl
of the coyole is becoming thinner
in Yamhill county.
County Predatory Animal
Trapper Clarence Mullins re
ports the beasts are on the wane.
This week he had a one-day kill
of six five of them large pups,
and the olher a mature coyole
taken in the foothills west of
Carlton.
naomi scon
Teacher of Violin
Rm. 11, Masonic Bldg.
Phone 921
Registration Saturday,
September 17.
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