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FRENCH LINER RETURNS
CHERBOURG, Sept. 17.P)
The 43,450-ton liner lie do Franco,
which 'carried thousands of Am
erican tourists to Europe in pre
war years and soon will begin
transporting U. S. soldiers home,
returned to this French port to
day for the' first time in five
years. "
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Gresham Boy
Shot at Dance
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Gifford Donald Courtier,, 18,
route one, box 414, Gresham, was
shot in the right arm Saturday
night by PFC Gene T. Burzin, an
MP of Camp Adair Saturday
night at a dance near RickrealL
' State police aid that Burzin
told " them that i a fight .between
two civilians and a soldier start
ed at the dance and that after
separating the trio, got the soldier
to the door. Once outside, he said,
a crowd followed them and at
tempted to tear his uniform,, take
his club away and get his gun.
One man grabbed the gun and
after, getting it back, he decided
to fire it in mid-air to frighten his
attackers. .Instead, he said, some
one grabbed his arm and Courtier
was shot. " i '
Another MP j PFC Fred H.
Conn, also of Camp Adair, "cor
roborated" Burin's, story, saying
that as he attempted to assist
Burzin, he was shot- through the
right hand at the same time Cour
tier was wounded.' :
Hassing Succumbs
Following Illness
SILVERTON Edward Hassing,
23, died Sunday rnorning at a Sil
verton hospital following an ex
tended illness. He was the son
of Mrs. Rose Hassing and the late
Otto Hassing. J i
Born August 31, 1922 at Mt.
Angel, he had lived in this area
all his life. He attended St Mary's
grade school and the Mt. Angel
Preparatory schooL
. He Is survived by three broth
ers, Raymond, with the army at
Saipan; Lawrence of Woodburn;
and Ralph of Mt Angel; and by
one sister, Mrs. Louann LaBoe of
ML AngeU
Funeral services will be held
today at 8:1$ a. m. f rora St Mary's
Catholic church with interment in
Calvary cemetery. . Pall bearers
will be Raymond Bielemeir, Ed--ward
BJelemeier- andoe Hetter
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SALMON CATCCSS LOW
ST. HELENS, Sept .
Salmon catches during fh first
week of the commercial x season,
which ended . today, were below
the same period last year, fisher
men said today. High boat for the
first 24 houri delivered 400
pounds. ' ,. : : :
Tve been fhtnkinr. Buford, maybe we should get something more
practical for our first piece of furniture like a home movie
' jf : projeetorj for Instance!"
Couniy Men
To
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Today
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A meeting of the county com
missioners arid county judges- in
six. Oregon i counties, will be held
toaay m me warion county court
room, under: the direction! '! of
County Judge Grant Murphy,
Chairman, t - i
The group knowrf as county
court district No. 5,, is composed
of representatives of Lane, Ma
rian, Benton, Polk and linn
counties. Also expected to attend
are Judge: H. D. Kerkmanlf of
Washington! county, president; of
Association! of Oregon Counties,
and F. L. J'hipps of The DaBes,
executive secretary. If
This meeting lsfheld annually,
and is the preliminary to the a
nual meeting of the state groups
in Portland in November. The
group ! Willi decide what subjects
will need discussion at the state
meeting.
355 Pupils Enroll
At Silverton High
SILVERTON Silverton schools
opened Monday with a total of
35S registered at the high school,
according jot H. B. Anderson! su
perintendent The freshman class
with 122 students is the largest in
years, he said, ana is tne oniy
class where there aire more boys
than girls.
Last year's high school regis
tration was 350. About 50 more
pupils are expected to register
When the harvest i over.
Registration for the grade school
was 540, with 80 hew first grad
ers.
New music teacher is Joseph
Adminton of Los Angeles.
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