Wafer Saying
Rescues Shown
The right and the wrong way
to execute lifesaving in various
water conditions were exhibited
by members of the Portland
Lifebuoy club at Leslie pool
Sunday.
The Lifebuoy is comprised of
swimming instructors from
playground and indoor pools in
Portland.
Several types of water rescue,
including the human chain and
individual carries, were shown
by the expert swimmers. A
number of comedy acts were
presented, and were well re
ceived by the crowd of several
hundred onlookers who filled
the bleachers and banks around
the pool.
Nurse Added to
Health Staff
Miss Evelyn KrUeger recent
ly joined the Marion County De
partment of Health as a staff
nurse. Miss Krueger, a native
of South Dakota, received her
bachelor of science degree at
Peabody college for teachers,
Nashville, Tennessee. She ma
jored in English and attended
the librarian school at Peabody
college. Miss Krueger then
came to Oregon as a librarian for
the Corvallis city library from
1941 to 1945.
She decided upon a nursing ca
reer and attended graduate
school at Yale university where
she ultimately received her mas
ter's degree in nursing.
Miss Krueger was a member
of the nursing staff of Doern
becher hospital in Portland prior
to her appointment as staff nurse
with the Marion County Depart
ment of Health.
16 Toll instate
Traffic Accidents
Late reports of highway acci
dents in scattered sections of
Oregon have boosted the Saturday-Sunday
traffic death toll in
the state to 16, highest of any
two-day week-end in recent
years.
Five died in eastern Oregon,
three in southern Oregon and
eight in the busier highways of
the western part of the state.
Death of Mr. and Mrs. Otis
Derr, Dayville, while riding tan
dem on a motorcycle Sunday,
boosted the previous toll of 14
to the higher figure. The other
deaths were tallied earlier.
Pink Salmon Runs
In Alaska Spotty
Juneau, Alaska, Aug. 9 ttJ.fi)
Clarence J. Rhode, Alaska di
rector for the United States fish
and wildlife service, reported
today that early pink salmon
runs in lower southeastern Alas
ka are spotty with heavy runs in
some streams and no fish at all
in others.
Rhodes has been making daily
surveys of pink salmon popula
tion. He said several streams
beyond Anan Creek near Wran
gell have been seeded which
wouldn't have been if the Anan
had been opened early as r
quested. Nickel-plating was first devel
oped on a commercial basis
about 1870 in England.
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Flying Sea Horse Howard Boucnor tin striped suit) of
Portland and Cole Stevens of Salem make a "horse and
jockey" dive into the Leslie swimming pool during an aqua
cade show Sunday. Bouchor is the jockey, Stevens the horse.
COMPLAINING NOT TOLERATED
'No Griping' Rule to Lift
Student Morale in College
Wise, Va. (U.R) A 30-room, gray stone building, formerly the
county home in this little mountain town, is to be the proving
ground for a noble educational experiment.
When it opens its doors and, its sloping, tree-shaded lawn as
Southwest Virginia College in September of 1950;
who come here for their degrees
will not be permitted to gripe.
No complaining about any
thing. The rules against griping
is plainly stated in the charter
issued by the state: "No griping
will be tolerated among the student."
Such an outlook for four
years, Dr. James sluss, the col
lege president, said, should give
the graduates an entirely new
perspective on life, an enternal
smile and a "bubbling with
optimism" personality.
"The trouble. with institutions
of higher learning," Sluss said,
"is that the students are dissat
isfied with conditions that pre
vail around them.
"Instead of feeling free to
carry their complaints to the
officials, the students gripe to
one another until the entire cam
pus has become nothing more
than a seed bed for dissension
and strife.
"Griping has become the ac
cepted thing on the average
American college campus. But
we propose to prevent griping
at Southwest Virginia College by
nipping it in the bud right at
the offset."
Sluss explained that the col
lege will make its conditions
such that there will be no cause
for griping.
Student will pay no tuition.
Room and board will be free. A
limited number of students will
be selected from applications
each year.
The idea for the college was
hit on a year ago at an inter
denominational meeting in Dun-
gannon, Va., a small coal min
ing town. Funds for the college
have been donated by Christian
religious groups of all denom
inations all over the country.
II something comes up that a
student doesn't like, he will be
under obligation to take his
complaint to college officials
who will, Sluss said, eliminate
the cause for complaint with the
co-operation of the student.
"We believe," Sluss said, "that
most of the difficulty in schools
today lies in the fact that col
lege officials have failed to take
an individual interest in the in
dividual students."
Find 'Fence' for
Khan Bandits
Paris, Aug. 9 U.R The news
paper France Soir said today
that an unnamed American has
been identified by French po
lice as a "fence for the bandits
who robbed the Aga Khan of
$785,000 worth of jewelry last
week.
The newspaper said Marseille
police identified the American
as "master mind of a gang
specializing in the disposal of
stolen jewelry.
There was reason to believe
the newspaper said, that the
man has part of the Aga Khan
loot in his possession. It describ
ed the suspect as thick-set and
blond, wearing glasses and hav
ing a "marked squint."
In London, Scotland Yard of
ficials reported they, too, had
found evidence of the establish
ment of an enormous ring in
Europe for the disposal of stol
en jewelry.
These officials believed choice
gems in the Aga Khan collection
and others from the $600,000
worth of jewelry stolen from
the smart Deauville shop of Van
Cleef and Arpcls may have been
sent to the United Stats for fin
al disposal.
Lumber Mill Blazes
Lebanon City firemen were
summoned to Grenz and Grenz
lumber mill on Tangent road to
quell a blaze found in the lum-
the studentsiber yard. A pile of lumber
stacked near the end of the
green chain was destroyed. A
similar fire occurred at the mill
earlier this summer. No large
loss was reported either time.
Sugar fixed in green leaves of
plants annually is estimated to
represent energy equal to 300
billion tons of coal.
East Salem Church Groups
Are Guests During Week
East Salem, Aug. 9 Two of the group meetings of- the Mis
sionary society of the First Christian church were held in the
home of East Salem members. Mrs. Carl Snyder was hostess
for the Gertrude Shoemaker group at her home on Lancaster
drive. The president, Mrs. Zina Scharpnack was in charge of the
meeting with 25 members and
guests present.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wood en
tertained for the family picnic
dinner of the Garden Road
Neighborhood club at their sum
mer cottage, "Wildwood" on the
Little Fork of the North Santiam
on Sunday. Going up for the
day were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Larkins, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Lynch; Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Schaffer, Mr. and Mrs. G. A.
Reeher, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Ricket, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. De
Lapp, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dc
Lapp, Miss Frances Byram; E.
I. Byram; Mr. and Mrs. William
Hartley; Mr. and Mrs. Wood and
calling in the afternoon were
Mr. and Mrs. E. Siegmund and
grandson, Thomas of Eugene.
Mr. and Mrs. V. M. La Due,
accompanied by their son and More than 1,000 mercury va
aaugnier-m-iaw, ivn. ana mis por j s light tne undcr.
K.eun j.auue returnee, io meir
home on Hollvwood drive Thurs- 8round roadways of the Penn
day night from a four weeks' sylvania Turnpike through the
trip east. They drove east to Appalachian mountains
Sun Dance, Wyo., visited Yel
lowstone National park, Rush
more Memorial, Mrs. La Due's
brother and family at Planking
ton, N. D., and as far east as
the childhood homes of both
Mr. and Mrs. La Due at Cedar
Rapids, la., and in Van Burcn
county near Keosauqua and
Birmingham. They returned
through Salt Lake City.
A guest this past week in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer J
Conklin on Lancaster drive was
her cousin, Mrs. Carl Altenburg
of Santa Monica, Calif.
The Sweglo Road Garden club
will meet this Thursday night in
the home of Mrs". George Quinn
on Swegle road.
Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Tuesday, August 9, 1949 3
Work Begins on
Lyle Grade School
With clearing the site, grad
ing and excavating under way
the contractors expect to start
work on foundation forms the
latter part of the week.
Construction work on the new
$210,000 Lyle grade school on
Levens street and Ellcndalc road
in Dallas started this week under
the direction of Barham, Bros.,
Salem contracting firm. Com
pletion is expected in about ten
months.
Basic bid was $227,000 but the
price was cut $17,000 on chang
ing part of the construction. The
new figure leaves about $40,000
of the original $250,000 to equip
the school and take care of other
minor details in connection with
the construction.
During the year 1887 the
whole world had produced only
about 2,000 tons of nickel, most
of it coming from New Caledonia.
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