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put-th tiny dog in a Rochester, N. Y., ash barrel, and it wasn't
until passers-by heard his whimpers that the police were sum
moned to rescue him.
Mystery Deaths
Investigated
ANCHORAGE, Alaska, (F)
Discovery of the unmarked bodies
of two Alaska men, apparently
killed together in a home , in the
isolated Bristol Bay settlement of
Dillingham, confronted authorities
Thursday with what appeared to
be a clueless mystery.
The victims were Harold W.
(Tubby) Griffin, 45, former pro
fessional football player and busi
nessman, and Martin Ernestui, 42,
fisherman and cannery worker.
. Mrs. Griffin, found In the Ern
estus home with the two dead
men, was reported in a critical
condition at Kanakanak. A visitor
from Dillingham reported she has
a fractured wrist and possible
skull fracture.
Bodies of the two men were
flown here by Federal Bureau of
Investigation agents.
Neither men had been knifed or
shot, the FBI said, and a four
hour autopsy failed to disclose the
cause of death. Their organs will
be sent to the FBI laboratory In
Washington, D. C. (
Griffin, well known In the Seat
tle area, was a football center at
the university of Iowa in the mid
1920's and on graduation organiz
ed and played on the Portsmouth,
Ohio, Lions, one of the early pro
football teams. He later came west
and was graduated from the Uni
versity of Washington law school.
Subsequently he went north to
the Bristol Bay area to manage the
Lowe Trading Co. post owned by
his sister, Mrs. Marguerite Brad
ford, Bellevue. Wash. He also
managed the Bristol Bay Cham,
ber of Commerce.
Halsey Personals
HALSEY Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Barham have, named their son.
John Michael. He was born In a
Eugene hospital Deo. 30. He is
telr third child and second son.
Grandparents are Mrs. Beth Abel
of Albany and Mr. and Mrs. W.
W. Barham of Yrekai Calif. The
Barhams are living at the J. B.
Waggener home. Mrs. Barham
and Mrs. WaeKener are sisters.
Mrs. Lee Foster has returned
home from Portland where she
has been caring for her mother,
Mrs. Dora Cogswell wno is in.
She reports her mother as im
proving and able to be up part of
the time. Mrs. Foster also reports
the birth of-a daughter, Carol
Jean, to her brother and aister-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Cogs
well. They have two sons, six and
eleven years old. Phil lived In this
community when a boy.
Mrs. Charity Clark is in Har-
risburg caring for her grand
children while her daughter, Mrs.
Darrel Huston, is substituting in
the school.
Friends took Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Hartzell to Eugene Sun
day, where they will visit for a
lew days before going on to their
home in Los Angeles.
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Fruits, Nuts
To Get Tests
Fruit and nut varieties from
every section of the nation and
from Canada, England, China, Ja
pan and Asia will be tested at the
Oregon State College experiment
station begining this year as part
of the station's expanded fruit and
nut research project.
The purpose of the lone-ranee
project is to improve Oregon's fruit
and nut crop, valued at more than
$90,000,000 in 1946, by introducing,
breeding and testing promising
new varieties here from other
states and countries. Dr. Quentln
B. Zielinski, associate horticulture
1st, is project leader.
"New and improved varieties are
necessary to meet the ever-present
competition froirij other areas, to
cope with changing consumer de
mand, and to Insure Oregon's place
among the leaders in fruit and nut
production," Dr. Zielinski said in
outlining project plans.
Under the improvement pro
gram, selections from other states
will be gathered and studied at the
college. Varieties that prove adapt
ed to certain horticultural areas of
the state will then be sent to
branch experiment stations and ex
perimental areas for actual field
testing.
! After foundation stocks have
been established, breeding experi
ments will be initiated in an at
tempt to develop varieties that are
especially suited to growing con
ditions in various parts of the state.
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