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"i Demos Join
Recall Fight
Portland, July 13 VP) Two
young democrat leaders have
T joined Multnomah county young
L republicans in sponsoring or-
FOI ganization of a committee to
55-. work for the recall of Sheriff
, p M. L. Elliott.
. on, , Don C. Walker, president of
j-ju the county young republicans,
; N id a public meeting tomorrow
Sight would name officers- of the
. , group directing the campaign.
: to !a new recall notice, which
must be followed up within 80
A day with petitions bearing some
I 30,000 signatures, is planned. A
!.. 5." recall notice Monday by two
sol republicans was declared yester
'." clay to be faulty,
tx Walker announced after 1
. conference yesterday that he
and Walter Dennis, president of
IJJ the Multnomah county young
' democrats, . John M. Winkler,
' first vice president of the young
, democrats of Oregon; K. J
" Burke and Max Donnelly, Port-
m 1 land republicans, were calling
jj the public meeting.
b- Neither of the two young poll
tical party members' organiza-
hi tions are to have an official part
" in the actual campaign, Walker
ot: said. "Somebody had to start it
u and we felt this was the best
way," he explained.
,- Elliott still was keeping quiet
after an initial reply to the re
call action in which he said he
5F "had only begun to fight" to
J-jj iay In the office he took over
.in fct January,
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k 33 Fires Rage in
:'t Malheur Forest
(By United Press)
A 1,500 acre fire in the Mal
heur national forest, touched off
Tuesday - during a lightning
storm, was still burning out of
eontrol.
Federal forest service dis
patcher Guy B. Johnson said
tiff winds, low humidity, and
high temperatures were ham
pering fire fighters.
The storm started at least 35
fires in the forest. All but one,
however, have been put out,
Johnson reported. The Malheur
blaze is about 35 miles north
west of Burns, Ore.
Johnson said 100 additional
fighters have been sent into the
region to join the 125 men al
ready there.
One fire in western Oregon,
eoverlng 400 acres in Coos coun
ty, was under control.
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Hoffman (above), daughter of
the late A. P. GianninL found
er and chairman of the board
of the Bank of America, was
recently appointed to., the
board of directors of the Bank,
the first woman to hold 'this
position. (AP Wirephoto)
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Grand Ronde Logger
Killed at Willamma
Grand Ronde, July 13 Jack
Kenworthy, 27, was killed 'in
the woods near Willamina when.
a log crushed him. He was with
his father, A. J. Kenworthy,
when the accident occured. Ken
worthy was discharged from the
army three weeks ago. His only
survivors are his parents. Fu
neral services will be held at
Sheridan.
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Farmer's Daughter
Vows to Wed Texan
Astoria, July 13 VP) The
farmer's daughter who ran off
to Texas with 20-year-old Leroy
Allcorn held his hand in jail
and vowed she'd marry the
young Texan.
Allcorn is in the pokey be
cause of worthless checks he
gave Mrs. Marguerite Marshall's
father, E. M. Butts, for a farm
and an automobile dealer for a
ear.
Mrs. Marshall, the J7-year-
old mother of two youngsters,
plans to obtain a divorce from
her husband, a soldier at Fort
Knox, Ky. Allcorn blames the
whole affair on love.
"I must have just gone crazy,"
he said, while explaining why
he bought the car and took Mrs.
Marshall to Texas.
- The Bronx zoo has had more
than a hundred million visitors
since it opened nearly 50 years
ago.
Two Nazis Bombs
Endanger Patients
London, July 13 VP) Ambu
lances removed 360 patients to
day from a hospital endangered
by a World War II bomb buried
across the street.
The bomb, dropped by a Ger
man plane in 1941, burrowed 25
feet in the ground without ex
ploding. A disposal unit found it
Monday.
Patients evacuated were in
wards facing the bomb. They
were taken home or to other
hospitals.
Another 125 patients were
permitted to stay.
The disposal unit will decide
tomorrow whether to dig the
bomb out or try to de-fuse it on
the spot.
House Warming for
Those Who Built Place
Chicao UP) There was a new
and different kind of house
warming at Harold L. Perl
man's new home in suburban
Glencoe.
The guests were the men who
built the place carpenters,
roofers, plumbers, electricians,
painters and their wives. Own
er Perlman put on the party to
show his appreciation.
Commented Mrs. Albert
Hummert, whose husband in
stalled the as heating system:
"It was the first time any of us
had ever been to a party like
that and some of the men have
been In the business 35 years.
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