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J p j River - ILK - B0" TmS fund Wieo.Vi. wry L. Jrt WAS fpn.ptomi Art Won, muscular Mm. 5 Drug Co.j r la flreboat erew sesreMnf tor body of another woman who had leaped irom onon uurms; me day. Shot With .M The pretty, brown-haired high i tnrient had been ahot twice, apparently with a .32 cali ber weapon, In tne lert ear ana left cheek. Botn Duiieti passea through her head. Her body was clothed in the skirt, lipper jacket, bobby tox and saddle shoes she wore on Feb. 10, the day she disappeared. Her knees were scratched as I though she may have been dragged over concrete aui a pre liminary medical examination in dicated she had not been raped. The girl's lather, Albert Birm ingham, a machine operator in a candy factory, said he knew of no reason for her murder. Shy Girl "She was a shy girl," ht said. "She rarely went out. She was a good girl and was never m any YOUDie. Mra. Bimunflham t ways thought Patricia met with foul play because I figured she would have taken her clothes along if she had run away." -api. Aaoipn Kraemer, chief of Milwaukee Artmrii tempting to learn the significance of a note found in h iH'. . pocket It had the name of a class mate, carol Leszynski, 15, at the lop ana was signed "guess who?" Note Contents Told 1 am COinff to call Nanra see what happened to her," the note read. "I am mir w innb- her to the right house. I will call on Saturday and then we will fix it up tomorrow. It is so quiet In here she can hear my pencil so I am writing on my sheet. Answer this and don' fnrct T lran thinklnff It is Tririnv and T tvnh It was. Did Ruth say anything to sua? Bill Is going to ring." Weather Poor for ! Western Oregon Lambs In western Oregon, where moat of the early spring lambs are pro duced, weather conditions during the first two months of the year; were very unfavorable. Snow covering and freezing tempera tures shut off the usual winter grazing. Much supplemental feeding was necessary to minimize losses to both ewes and lambs. Due to lack of green feed, and cold weather, lambs have not progressed as well as usual, farmers report. However, since late February mild weather has prevailed and with a normal spring season lambs are expected to make rapid development. Marketings may oc cur at nearly the usual time, the last of April, although the pro- rtnrtinn nf foHr hmhc u'dl K 'higher than usual. Columbia Flood Damage Seen' PORTLAND U.R The Army corps of engineers Monday esti mated flood damage to the lower Columbia River Valley this spring would reach $700,000. Col. Donald A. Elliget, execut iva officer for the Portland en gineer district, said the river would reach Portland's 22 and 2S foot flood stage and cause its greatest damage west of the Dalles. Early this month rising waters of the Columbia River and of its Willamette tributary seeped thro ugh diking districts in North Portland and flooded some nearby roads. The pumping will continue until after the creel and the eoualruet- ion of a permanent pumping station. The engineers lave no dates for the expected flood peak. Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Mon March 81, 1949. Page Tj PENDLETON Below. freezing emperatures in the Blue mountains have checked a threat ened Umatilla River flood. The weather bureau reported Monday that temperatures fell in the mountain arrea Sunday night, that an expected rain had turmed to snow and that the danger of a serious flood "is over for now." Rain and warm temperatures started a run-off in the Blue Mountain area Saturday which quickly swelled the Umatilla to flood stage. Some loy-lying fields were coveted with water, but no serious damage resulted. Void Driver's License Brings Sunday Arrest Roy A. Jones, McKenzie Bridge resident, was arrested by state po lice at a:30 p. m. bunctay tor driving with a void driver's license. Jones previously was found guilty of driving under the in fluence of intoxicating liquor in October. 1948, and fined $200. The arrest was made by state police after a Eugene city officer had chased Jones to unngman s tavern. Jones was placed in the county Jail. Ray Howard, as reported Sunday. Thomas said the brothers will operate the service in Springfield and the Paramount Shopping Dis trict The American wolverine, which is the size of a bulldog, has the body and paws of a bear. Wire was in use in Nineveh and Egypt in 800 B.C. Patrol Sold to Sargeants Wally Thomas, former opera tor of the Springfield merchant nntrnl. hns nnnniinreH that he sold the service March 15 to Roy and J Ray Sargeant, and not Roy and assVHHMaMBtnBaVBIHBBI STUHY NOSTRILS! nmrv vtuff WITH i . MIMTHOIATUM SOOTHtS ivDtrATvn MEMBRANES ...opms up STUFFY NOSTRILS SUEMTO01&TUM. HOP.. 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