-2 Th Stat man. Salem, Oregon. Tuesday. May 27, 1947
Henry Brown
Succumbs in
River Here
Henry George Brown, 54, who
t irried identification cards from
'ortland, Ore, and Watertown,
Y died of what First Aid
"apt C. M. Charlton' termed "ap
jarently a heart attack" while
.wimmiDg is the Willamette river
war Minto'sjsland Monday aft
moon. Charlton aid the man
bad a Urge acar. em his back.
Two S&lem boys who were
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wimmlng with the man, having
rowed to the island with him in a
boat, gave the victim artificial
respiration, believing he had
drowned, until first aid men ar
rived at the scene. Finding their
efforts brought little result, Eddy
Logan, who lives in Portland,
swam to shore to obtain help and
Joe Alien of 748 Mill st, contin
ued with his efforts to revive the
man.
One of the boys grasped Brown
under the arms and swam to shore
with him after the' attack, Charl
ton reported, adding that he be
lieved their "excellent" artificial
respiratory efforts would have
saved the man if he were a
drowning victim.
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Time Trials 1:00 P. M.'
Races 2:30 P. M.
Salem Fairgrounds
Admission $1.50 Inc. Tax
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Kellogg Sues
To Keep Mink, "
Foxes 'Healthy'
Because fires and smoke give
mink and foxes a tendency to kill
their young, A. F. Kellogg, route
2, Turner, filed a suit to collect
$2000 in Marfon county circuit
court Monday. ( v
Kellogg brought the suit against
Pearl Hawk, who lives on the
premises adjoining Kellogg's fur
farm. The complaint alleges that
the t defendant "with deliberate
malice" has repeatedly set fires on
her own property when the wind
was just right so that the smoke
would carry into Kellogg's fox and
mink pens.
Female foxes and mink, the
complaint states, are highly, ner
vous and excitable and when un
usually disturbed, such as during
exposure to smoke, will destroy
their offspring. Kellogg states in
the complaint he tiai 12 female
foxes and 33 female mink, and that
the young produced by them this
year will be worth about $15,000.
As a direct cause of the alleged
fire-building, the complaint states,
the foxes and mink have become
highly nervous and that "their
nervous systems have become per
manently impaired and their
health deteriorating." The com
plaint asks that the defendant be
restrained from building fires in
such a manner as to cause injury
to plaintiff between April 1 and
July 10 of eacrj year.
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Dyke Relates
Atom Benefits
r Benefits to be derived from at
omic energy were stressed by Dr.
Walter Dyke, professor of physics
at Linfield college, at the Salem
Chamber of Commerce forum lun
cheon Mori Haw
Th tomic age is here to stay.
me omy question is are we here
to star?" he said. Kn rffnc ov
ists or is in sight against the at
omic Domo, scientists state, but
the development of disease con
trols resulting frnm iMMh
investigations may be greater than
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speaker.
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The Story of a liars
Appeals for Albany
Laboratory Voiced
WASHINGTON, May 28 -iJP)-More
funds for the Albany, Ore.,
metallurgical project were urged
today by Senator Cordon and Rep
resentative Ellsworth.
Ellsworth attacked the house re
duction of funds for a new zircon
Kim pilot plant at Albany to $57,
000, declaring that. the originally
planted $144,000 would have en
abled important research.
Denials Filed
In Suit for
Water Rights
A denial of certain allegations
was filed in Marion county cir
cuit court Monday In behalf of the
city of Salem, defendant in a water-rights
suit brought by Gard
ner Bennett of Stayton last Sep
tember. -
Bennett's complaint seeks an
order enjoining defendants from
diverting more than 22 ciTbic feet
per second from the North San
tiam river or from .diverting any
water when it will diminish Ben
nett's alleged prior right to 812
cubic feet per second.
In filings Monday the city de
nied those portions of the com
plaint relating to personnel of the
Salem water commission and out
lining defendants' alleged actions
in diverting the river water. Also
denied is the complaint's allega
tion that the continued diversion
of water will injure Bennett's al
leged power and water contracts.
Any knowledge or Information of
the plaintiffs prior water rights,
which according to the complaint
date back to 1868, is also denied.
StindliV Wina Place
To Military Academy
Mr. an dMrs. G. K. Sundlie re
ceived word Monday from U. S.
Sen. Guy Cordon that their son,
Alden, has been appointed to the
United States military acidemy
at West Point He will be admit
ted July 1. Sundlie, a Salem
high school graduate, is now
junior at the University of Ore
gon and a member of Phi Kappa
Alpha. He has been a member
of the varsity swimming team for
two years. He plans to leave for
the east in June.
Cordon Bill Would Add
Land to Silver Creek
WASHINGTON, May 28-V
Senator Cordon (R.-Ore.) intro
duced today bill to provide for
the addition of certain revested
Oregon and California railroad
grant lands to the Silver Creek
recreational demonstraUon ' proj
ect in Oregon.
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New Street Equipment Okehed;
Engineering Leads on Budget
(Story also on pace 1.)
City councilmen Monday night gave City Manager J. L. Franzcn
a go-ahead sign on immediate order of six pieces of heavy engin
eering equipment to expedite Salem street improvement wor this
suiamer.
The action in an abbreviated council Mission followed the Salem
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Cliin-Ups Receive
S937 Gift for
Workshop Fund
The Chin-Up Club of Oregon,
Inc., has received a $937 dona
tion from the Portland fraternal
congress and the Oregon Mac
cabees, as an addition to the
club's fund for building a curva
ture workshop renter with living
quarters for Oregon's handicap
ped. Ray Wilson, head of the fra
ternal congress of Maccabees,
made the presentation at a joint
meeting of the congress and the
Chin-Ups in Portland Sunday. H.
S. Hudson, Chin-Up chairman for
the congress, was speaker.
Organization! contributing the 1937
included Aid Association of Lutheran.
Ancient Order of United Workmen.
Croatian Fraternal Union, Catholic
Order of Foretters. Degree of Honor
Protective Asnociation. Independent
Order of Foreater. KniRhta of Colum
bus. Lutheran Brotherhood. Modern
Woodmen of America, National Union
Security association. Neighbor of
Woodcraft, Omaha Woodman Life In
surance society, Polish National Alli
ance. Security Benefit association.
Sons of Norway. Maccabees. Western
Bohemian Fraternal association. Wom
en's Benefit association. Women's
C'aUiolie Order of Foresters. Woodman
Circle of Supreme Forester and the
Woodmen of tha World.
Wilbur to Observe
75tb Year Today
The Rev. George M. Wilbur, a
former resident of Salem, will
celebrate his 75th birthday today
at his home in Portland. 2735 NE
88th ave. The Rev. Mr. Wilbur
on Sunday concluded a pastorate
In a neighborhood Presbyterian
church (n Portland and Is retiring
from the active ministry.
For many years he served as
Sunday school missionary for
western Oregon and during that
time made his home here. He and
Mrs. Wilbur have two sons, one
of whom is also a minister.
ALBANIA PROTESTS
LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y., May 26
-P)-Albania filed a protest with
the United Nations tonight
charging that 43 Greek airplanes
flew over Albanian territory May
21 and fired volleys which killed
two persons and wounded eight
women and children.
Too Late to Classify
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tane range Si wall heater. Elec. hot
water heater. Heavy duty tires. Elec.
brakes. See at Box SO. Hansen Ave.
Phone S-199S.
For
I budget committee meeting where
approval was given the Franzen
estimate of $399,840 for engineer
ing department expenditures in
the coming year, including $28,
100 for three new trucks, lush
er, loader - and grader.
Franzen told the council he
could get delivery on some of the
needed equipment within six
weeks -if he ordered them imme
diately, and otherwise bidding and
delivery misht delay street work
until after the good weather sea
sons. Engineering work constituted
the largest item of budget expen
diture in the $1,090,000 recom
mended by Franzen and approv
ed by the budget committee. Oth
er features of the engineer bud
get call for $162,000 outlay (from
funds already on hand for part
of a 54-inch interceptor sewer
line as first real step toward a
future sewage disposal system,
erection of a $2,444 storage place
for equipment at the Bellevue
yards and $4,000 in companion
improvements on warehouse and
city shops, and a $57,000 street
program including widening of
High and Liberty streets down
town and other improvements.
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WARNER
Legislature's
Journals Cost
State $10,050
Compilation of the house and
senate journals as official record
of the 1947 legislature was com
pleted Monday at a total cost
placed by state officials at $10,050.
The amount represented pay to
legislative officials in the 50 days
they worked after close of the
session. The house Journal cost
$6,750 as compared with the sen
ate journal's $3,300 cost.
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In closlnc minutes of the
sion4ffe house had voted $1S per
diem pay. Including Saturdays
and Sundays, for all nine house
journal revision employs six
clerks. Speaker John Hall and
Reps. Joe Wilson and Earl HilL
Payments received by the sen
ate journal revision employe
were: President of the Senate
Marshall E. Cornett, Klamath
Falls, and Chief t Clerk Zylpha
Bums, $15 a day each; the as
sistant chief clerk and calendar
clerk. $10 each, and two stenog
rapher at $8 a day each.
HalL Hill and Wilson had lit
tle f do on the journal job, as
they have made few appearances
here the past 50 days.
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