2 (See. l-SiaiMmon. Satan, Ortw Wdnt. July 15, 1853
113 Members
to Area
Named
Forest Board
r 'Thirteen members of the Salem
Forest District Advisory Board
. have been reappointed by Roscow
" E. Bell, regional administrator for
. the Bureau of Land Management,
;Redney O. Fety, BLM district
r forester, announced Tuesday.
The board, representing a cross
section of interests . in the 12
- X counties containing the 465,000
acres of the Salem district, meets
'several times annually with the
I district forester for the exchange
of information and ideas.
Agriculture is represented by
Eddie Ahrens of Turner; regional
director for Oregon of the Farm
t Bdreau Federation.
' '"Representing the public in gen
eral are Clay Cochran, manager
i of the Salem Chamber of Com
merce; Judge E. E. Arnold, Linn
. County Court, Albany; and Judge
"Wallace R. Telford, Clackamas
County Court, Oregon City.
7 " O. K. De Witt, representing
recreational interests, serves on
;'the Forestry Committee, Izaak
Walton League, Lyons.
I Representatives of labor who
; are serving on the Salem Forest
District Advisory Board are Jodie
Eggers, Columbia River Council,
- I.W.A.-C.I.O., and Frank Hoyt,
Z Coast Columbia District Council,
Thnber and Sawmill Workers,
. A.F.L
Other members of the Advisory
Board include Dr. W. F. McCul-
loch, professor of forestry at Ore-
gon State College, and chairman
2 of the advisory board during the
- past three years; Joe Crahane,
general manager, Forest Products
Company of Oregon, Brownsville;
t .Robert F. Dwyer, vice president,
- Dwyer Lumber Co., Portland; Roy
Gibson, manager of timber de
2 partment, M & M Woodworking
Company, Albany; Gene D. Knud
2 son, forester, Willamette Vally
' Lumber Company, Dallas; and E.
Z A. Linden, resident manager, Or-
egon Pulp & Paper Company, Sa
il lem. '
Terms of appointment are .for
" one year, subject to reappoint-
- menL
I The Dalles TB
I Clinic Work Week,
; Pay Scale Altered
The State Civil Service Com
mission announced here Tuesday
that employes of the Eastern Ore
gon State Tuberculosis Hospital
at The Dalles, under a recent
agreement, will be on a 40-hour
work week with pay based on a
44-hour work week.
This will be in line with .work
and pay schedules in operation at
the ; State Tuberculosis Hospital
in -.Salem, James Clinton, Civil
Service Commission Director,
said. Most Eastern Oregon State
Tuberculosis Hospital workers
have been on a 48-hous work
week and protested having their
hours cut to 40-hours with a cor
responding reduction in compen
sation. .Clinton said he had not re
ceived any complaints from em
ployes of the State Tuberculosis
Hospital in Salem.
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Living F
ence
Posts Planted
More than 100,000 living fence
posts are being planted in the
Oregon Forest Nursery at Cor
vallis for future use by farmers,
the State Forestry Department
said Tuesday. ..
They are black locust seedlings
which will be shipped to farmers
and woodland owners all over the
state this coming fall and winter.
The black locust posts must be
thoroughly dried put before being
used, officials emphasized.
It was reported that posts of
black locust in Eastern Oregon
are still usable after more than a
quarter of a century.
Call fpr Blood
Issued, Cons to
Miss Drawing
Salem residents are being ask
ed to help replace the blood Ore
gon State Penitentiary convicts
would have given to the Red
Cross next week.
Salem and Northwest hospitals
are "very short" of whole blood
for use of civilian patients.
The regular blood drawing
scheduled at the prison has been
cancelled by penitentiary officials
because of the recent unrest. The
blood bank usually gets around
200 pints of blood at each prison
visit
The loss of this expected
amount at a time when the blood
shortage is pressing necessitates
an emergency blood drawing in
Salem, Frank Parcher, Marion
County Red Cross chapter man
ager said.
The special drawing will be
held from 2 to 5 p.m. Thursday
at the state capitol'and is spon
sored by Secretary of State Earl
T. Newbry who is asking all state
employes to cooperate. The gen
eral public is urged to respond to
the appeal, too.
Mrs. Millie, 78,
Succumbs to
Long Illness
Mrs. George W. Millie died
Monday at her residence, 475 N.
Capitol St., at the age of 78
years. She had been ill for some
time.
She was born Flora Mable
Berry man, Oct 31, 1874, in
Dodgeville, Wis., the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berryman.
Long active in church work
and a member of the First Pres
byterian Church, Mrs. Millie first
came to Salem in 1920 but later
moved to Yakima where members
of her family were pioneer or
chardsits. She returned to Salem
in 1942. She was a member of
the Rebekah Lodge at Grand
view,, Wash.
Survivors include a son, Henry
J. Millie, proprietor of Henry's
Photo Shop, Salem, and a sis
ter, Mrs. J. L. Bixby, Longview,
Wash.
Announcement of services will
be made later by the Clough
Barrick Company.
4 p.D. IloUgren's
Leroy Marker
Installed as
KofCHead
: Leroy J. Marker, newly-elected
Grand Knight of the Cherry City
Council 1748, Knights oi Colum
bus, was instal
led Tuesday
evening at the
K. of C. club
rooms in the
Salem Catholic
Center.
Don Doerfler, f
district deputy,:
assisted byf
Lisle F. Dem-
pewolf, trustee u -of
the Incall
conducted t n e Leroy j,
ceremonies.
Other officers installed for the
coming year are:
Deputy Grand Knight Walter
Link, Chancellor Richard
Schmidt, Warden Art Steimonts,
Treasurer Herm Eckerman, Fi
nancial Secretary Cyril Meusey,
Recording Secretary Joe Glennie,
Inside Guard John Kovarik, Out
side Guard Al Pfeifer, and Ad
vocate George Haley.
Elected to administer the Sa
lem Catholic Center were M. J.
(Mike) Raschko, C. R. Jungblut,
R. Schmidt, Building Committee
men, and Joseph Thomas and
Roy G. Green, trustee of the
Council.
Stock Market
Rallies, Slides
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ket managed to stage a good re
covery show Tuesday but at the
close it was mixed with a pro
nounced leaning to the downside.
The Associated Press average of
60 stocks was down 20 cents and
stood at $107.10. Most of the fall
was accounted for by a 40-cent
decline In the railroad component
of the average. The industrial
component was down 20 cents
while the utilities gained 10 cents.
The list narrowed down to 1,055
43 losers. There was only 1 new
high for the year registered and
73 new lows.
Volume was restricted to 1,030.-
000 shares. That compares with 1,
120,000 shares traded Monday.
Irrigation District in
2nd Day Without Water
MADRAS, Ore. WJ three-
fourths of the 50,000-acre North
Unit Irrigation District will be in
its second day without water
Wednesday, the result of a break
in the canal Monday afternoon.
Repairs are expected to be made
by about Thursday or Friday.
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RuledGuilty
Of Abortion
PORTLAND (Jl Dr. Ross H.
Elliott, Portland chiropractor, was
convicted of attempted manslaugh
ter by abortion Tuesday and will
be sentenced Thursday.
The maximum penalty for
attempted manslaughter is 7
years. I
The jury reached a unanimous
verdict in less than an hour. Two
months ago, Elliott was convicted
of maintaining a place where
abortions were performed and he
has under appeal a six-month sen
tence on that. t
Bill Would Allow
Substitution of
Timber for Cash
WASHINGTON IB A bill
aimed at giving timberland opera
tors a chance to take federal forest
lands instead of cash in some
instances, was approved Tuesday
by a House interior subcommittee.
The bill, by Rep. Ellsworth, pro
vides that if the government ac
quires private timberland which is
in a sustained yield type operation,
the owner has the option of making
an equitable swap for federal
forest land.
Ellsworth said only a little tim
berland would be affected. The
Forest Service protested, though,
that the government might be
compelled to condemn land for its
us and in exchange give up forest
lands without any chance to select
an area or to have assurance that
watershed or other values would
be protected.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
NOTICE is hereby given that a
puolic hearing win be held at the
Conference Room. State Library, Sa
lem. Oregon at 10 DO A.M.. July 32.
1953. before W. S. WeideL examiner,
to. consider changes in marketing
areas that can be made to facili
tate administration of the Oregon Milk
Marketing Act as amended by the
Oregon Legislature. 1953. and any
other matters relating to the pro
duction and distribution of milk for
fluid consumption.
DATED at Portland, Oregon, this
9th day of July 1953.
W. S. Weidel. Administrator
Milk Marketing Administration
State of Oregon Jly.lS
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