londike Kate
liers' Guesf
Lebanon, July 21 Guest of
ihonor at Lebanon g breakfast
tor sportsmen pilots of Oregon
fend the state's Flying Farmers
fcn July 31, will be a well known
tational figure, Klondike Kate,
Iwho will fly in for the festivities
beginning at 8 a.m.
An entertainer in Alaska dur
ng gold rush days, she has be
come one of the nation's most
colorful women, the subject of
fcountless feature stones, and in
frequent demand in Hollywood
as adviser for stage settings of
Alaska gold camps. Until her
recent marriage to W. J. Van
Duren, she lived in Bend, and
was well known for her many
philanthropies.
Service clubs of Lebanon are
aiding the Lebanon chapter of
Oregon Sportsmen Pilots in pre
paring a welcome lor the ex
pected 150 planes piloted by
sportsmen pilots, and about 50
Flying Farmer ships.
Breakfasts will be served bv
special arrangement at the Leb
anon coffee shop, Pruitts. and
the Pine Lodge.
The Junior Chamber of Com
merce will furnish courtesy
cars for the guests.
All in this area who are Inter
ested in seeing the landing and
take-off of Lebanon's first mass
plane flight, are invited to the
local airport. There is no ad
mission charge and ample park
ing space lor cars will be ar
ranged at the field.
The Santiam Wranglers will
assist with parking and gener
ally aid in policing the runways.
Bhriner Dies in Parade
Chicago, July 21 (if) Clar
ence Hartley Moulton, 66, Wash
ington, D. C, collapsed and died
of a heart attack last night as
he was marching with other
bnriners in a parade.
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Expert Educator Dr. Wil
liam B. Ragan, visiting profes
sor of graduate studies, Uni
versity of Oklahoma, 'directs
panel discussions at forums
sponsored by OCE at Mon
mouth by members of grad
uate courses.
Only two players in the ma
jors have made over 2,000 hits
Dixie Walker of the Pirates
and Luke Appling of the White
Sox.
Gullies Cut
Supply Lines
That gully cutting across a
field of good cropland cuts
across the supply line to your
grocery store.
The food that could have been
produced from the top-soil that
was washed away in forming
that gully will never reach gro
cery shelves.
In this pointed manner, W. M.
Tate, chairman of the Marion
county agricultural conservation
committtee, calls attention to the
responsibility of everyone not
just the farmers alone in pro
tecting soil resources.
As the chairman explains:
"The gully is not just a loss
to the farmer who happens to
be owning the land. It is a loss
to all who depend on the land
for their food and clothing. And
the loss extends to those who
will be depending on the land
in the future.
"In most cases a gully is but
the more dramatic evidence of
erosion. Less spectacular but
more serious is the slow, steady
loss of top-soil in the area that
feeds into the gully. The gully
is the open door through which
tons and tons of soil are being
carried away."
Bond Issue Voted
For Buell School
Dallas Buell residents, who
on the first ballot for the con
struction of a new addition to
their school cast a tie vote, made
it unanimous on the second try.
They voted a $15,000 bond
issue with a count of 34 yes,
against no negative votes. The
first vote was 14 to 14 on June
14.
A basement room in use at the
present time has been condemn
ed, and the school faced the
prospect of losing basic school
support funds unless action was
taken.
Vaughn Gets
Mock Medal
New York, July 21 VP) News
week magazine says that Presi
dent Truman gave a mock dec
oration to his military aid, Maj.
Gen. Harry A. Vaughan, for his
recent brush with newsmen who
questioned him about "five per
centers" who allegedly used in
fluence to obtain government
contracts.
The incident occurred July 6
when Vaughan returned with
his family from a three-week
vacation trip to Guatemala.
Vaughan declined to comment
on a coming congressional inves
tigation of "five percenters,"
and expressed anger when one
reporter questioned him about
the financing of bis vacation
trip. He said each participant
paid his own fare.
Vaughen reported for duty
last Monday, Newsweek said the
president, looking severe, fished
a pink-ribboned package out of
his desk and commanded the
general front and center.
"In recognition of your cour
age and intrepidity over and be
yond the call of duty," News
week said the president intoned,
"I hereby decorate you with the
medal Operation Union Station."
The president then pinned the
medal on Vaughan's uniform.
It consisted of a bar inscribed
"Operation Union Station, July
6, 1949, Maj. Gen. Harry H.
Vaughan, U.S.A., from President
Harry S. Truman." Suspended
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, July 21, 1949 13
from the bar was a disc bear
ing a picture, of a desolate
stretch of railroad tracks.
Newsweek said Vaughan was
relieved to get off so easily.
Disabled Boat in Tow
Astoria, July 21 VP) The coast
guard cutter Ivy reported today
she had a disabled boat, The
Ranger, in tow and would arrive
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We give S&H Green Stamps
here this afternoon. The Rang
er called for help late yesterday
when 70 miles west of the Co
lumbia river lightship. Details
were not known here. It was
believed The Ranger was a tuna
fishing boat.
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(Piles) '
Fistula. Fissure.
Prolapse and oth
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ders corrected the
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way. No hospitaliz
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