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Police chief Floyd Clower listed five persons as missing and said eight were hospitalized with burns. Clower said the toll may go higher I as firemen start probing the ashes of tha wooden building Tuesday. ) He pointed out that only 180 of the 250 persons registered at the hotel had reported in to police i headquarters 20 hours after the fire had died down, despite urgent I radio and newspaper pleas. I He expressed the possibility, how ever, that many of the more than SO yet unaccounted for would show frequent frf BELTONE CLINICS Art Held et the Umpquc Hotel. Write for Net Dote. HEARING AID BATTERIES Mailed Anywhi-ra For Any Mak Writ BELTONE HEARING CENTER S C. Mllrhell 75 West Broadway. Ewrtne. Orr-gon SAVE JIM I Music Wherever You Go! Ploys All Size And Speeds of Record. Mental Defectiveness Alleged, Killer's Plea SALEM W Albert William Karnes, charged with the axe mur der of Mrs. Susan Litchfield, 81, pleaded innocent Monday by rea son of mental defectiveness. He entered his plea U'fore Cir- cult Judge George Duncan. Karnes h charged with first degree murder.- He now is in the state peniten tiary serving IS years for assault and robbery, being sentenced at the Dalles. TRUMAN BETTER WASHINGTON I A mild virus infection kept President Tru man from his desk again Tuesday, but the White House said he is improving,. up Tuesday. He said some who es caped the flames may already have left the city. The one listed victim was identi fied as Bill Vanderpool, an Alaska Freight Lines employe who died in a hospital of burns, ANCHORAGE, Alaska l All seven survivors of a B-17 crash in the mountain wilds near the Alaska Yukon border were re ported by the Air Force Monday to be recovering satisfactorily here. Names of the seven men and their fellow crewmen ho died in the Friday morning crack - ud were to be released later in the dqry. .RADE-IN ALLOWANCE i Payments Portable Electric 3-SPEED PHONOGRAPH NOW JUST A WEEK Handsome Alligator leatherette Carrying Cafe STORE PHONE 3-6037 1" Professor Says Students At College More Religious IOWA CITY, students today la. m College are getting more god-mimled. , That is the conclusion of t pio neer religious educator at the Uni versity of Iowa here. "Interest in religion on the part of college students is rising." said Dr. M. Willard Lampe, "It is a questioning interest a genuinely yearning interest. "It doesn't take the form of a mass movement. It is more on an individual basis. "Young people are searching for a philosophy of life that can give an inner peace and security against the outward confusion and turmoil of the times. The cynical point of view, as compared to a genera tion ago, has declined both among students and professors." Few educators in America are In a better position to assess the re ligious interest of college youth than Dr. Lampe, 68-year-old di rector of Iowa University's famous school of religion. Twenty-five years ago, Dr. I.ampe, a Presbyterian minister, conceived the idea that even in a lax-supported state university religion should be taught "not in directly or surreptitiously, but un apologctically, comprehensively, and in line with the best education al practice." Helped by a $35,000 Rockefeller grant, Dr. Lampe worked for sev eral years to get churches of dif ferent denominations to provide faculty members for his new school and underwrite their salaries. His idea was that in addition to stock courses in the history of compara tive religions students at state col leges should be able to study the specific faith of their choice. Today the school has a seven- Home Mortgage Increase Act Inked By Truman WASHINGTON W - President Truman Monday signed an act opening the way for the govern ment to boost its operations in fin ancing home mortgages. The new law puts up $1,395,000- 000 for the purchase of federally guaranteed Home mortgages. It also provides additional mortgage insurance under the Federal Hous ing Administration and veterans housing programs. The program includes an addi tional 900 million dollars of pur chasing power for the Federal Na tional Mortgage Association, a government owned corpora tion which buys mortgages from lending institutions and thus estab lishes a secondary mortgage mar ket for private home builders. The association popularly known as "Fannie May" because of its initials-has now been given $3,650,000,000 of purchasing author ity since it was set up. The act also gives the FHS an additional 400 million dollars of home insurance authorization, an additional 50 million dollars for housing in critical defense a"-eas, 40 million for community facilities and service and five million for housing loans in Alaska. Under the new law savings and loan associations will be permitted to purchase mortgages on property more than 50 miles from their of fices. Hart Mountain Deer Season Plan Protested LAKEVIEW Wl The Order of Antelope is protesting against a proposed deer-hunting season for archers in the Hart Mountain area. The State Game Commission last weekend tentatively scheduled the deer season there for the bow-and-arrow hunters. The Order of Antelope said wild life in the Hart Mountain refuge area should be protected from hunters, adding that there is plen ty of feed available for the deer and antelope and therefore no rea son why hunting should be allowed. V or more fans and place them about your rooms. You'll find that the tem perature will go down to a comfortable level and you will feel like living again. At the present time, we have a very good stock of non-oscilating fans that are economically priced. All will keep you cooler, your home more comfortable and your energy at an all time summer high. Buy yours now and live in comfort. 8-Inch 6 75 tlm4)QMaValkii man faculty, Including four Prot estant, two Jewish and one Koman Catholic clergyman. It has become so popular that in a recent year more than 2.000 students one fifth of the enrollment in the college of liberal arts elected to attend religious classes. "Many of our students go on to become clergymen themselves," said Dr. Lampe. "but that is not our primary goal." "There is a real Interest on the part of students in finding out about the faiths of others as well as their own. Often they are less interested in orthodox forms of religion, how ever, than they are In finding the meaning of life in satisfying ways." But to Dr. Lampe this eager student quest for a basic meaning to existence is a sure sign of the religious instinct. Since he quietly instituted the "Iowa Plan" other tax-supported I educational institutions across the j country have adopted it as a pat tern for their religious schools. He likes to feel that it has been a formula that has encouraged re ligious tolerance. "One of our former students has written a textbook on religion which he hopes will be acceptable to Jews, Protestants and Catho lics," Dr. Lampe said. "We are living in a world where an idea like this, even when well started, will not perpetuate itself automatically," he added in dis cussing his school's first quarter century. "It will always have to fight its way against prejudice, against misunderstanding, against cynicism and indifference, even against a false sense of security on the part of its friends." 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