.University of Oregon Art Annex Proposed An artist's
ketch of the proposed annex to the University of Oregon's
school of architecture and allied arts. The 1053 legislature
will be asked to appropriate funds for the annex, which will
join the present school and the rejuvinated heating plant.
The view here is drawn facing north, with the corner of the
science building at the right.
I$eds Carrying on Whispering
Campaign Against FBI Head
By LYLE C. WILSON
Washington, tu.PJ A whisper-
ng campaign which never dies,
undercover operation which
paver rests, is directed at boot
ing Director J. Edgar Hoover
out of the FBI.
The ordinary run of yeggs
bad hoodlums probably would
in favor of ousting Hoover.
Hf ajakes things tough for them.
BXythey have nothing to do
WUh the campaign to get him
out of office and to cut the FBI
down to the size and scope of
operation desired by its real
Onemies.
These enemies are commu
nists, fellow travelers, and de
luded left wingers. Communists
ana ieuow travelers want noo
!w bounced because he inter-
faxes with their subversive ac
ttvities, plants spies in their
treason cells, and enables the
government from time to time
its send them to jail.
M
f So the communist party line
u that J. Edgar Hoover and the
FBI are the enemies of civil
liberties in the United States.
Not only communists peddle
ithis story. It is told in strange
places. Once in a while the
'eomrades think they have Hoo
'ver on the run and one of their
: front . organizations comes up
wjth a public campaign to oust
him.
- JThe National Lawyers Guild
ia subject to such seizures. The
National Lawyers Guild is de
scribed by the House Un-
i American activities committee
I "just one more highly de-
f-wptive communist - operated
front organization, primarily in
tandejl to serve the interests of
the communist party in the
JUhited States."
r-.J
i 'J'Not much has been heard of
Ithe oust-Hoover movement of
' late. A Ereat manv Americans
1 ore enlisted for the duration
tin a solid effort to bat that
J movement down anytime, any
where. All hands, then, would
be interested in a booklet just
reprinted from the Iowa Law
Review, Iowa City, Iowa
''41 is Civil Liberties and Law
Enforcement: The role of the
FBI." The author: J. Edgar
Hoover.
;'s"Here is America's great
problem today," Hoover wrote,
"to maintain the basic civil
liberties of the individual,
which are the foundation stones
of free government, yet, at the
aime time, to protect the se
curity of the nation."
In 20 pages Hoover states his
philosophy of liberty, the law,
and the enforcement thereof.
The booklet is recommended
reading for everybody espe
cially those innocents who have
listened to the phony wails of
the communist party lines.
(Ron Gemmell, Capital Jour
nal reporter, who served under
J. Edgar Hoover for five years.
says his integrity, ability and
approach to the national crime
situation where the bureau
has jurisdiction over more than
120 violations, is beyond re
proach.)
Bible School June 9
Woodburn Plans were
made at the last meeting of the
Woodburn Ministerial associa
tion for the annual Vacation
Bible school which the associa
tion is sponsoring. June 9 has
been set as the opening date,
the school to be held at the Lin
coln grade school from 9 to 12
a.m. through June 9 to 20. Mrs
John Schimps will be director
and teachers will be from the
various churches. Pupils from
4 to 16 years of age are eligible
to attend.
Five Tracts of
Timber Sold
The first public auction sale
this year of bureau of land man
agement timber in the Salem
forest district was held Tuesday,
reports Acting District Forester
G. F. Home. Five of the 10
tracts offered were bid in for
thetolal sum of $670,440.50.
Five parcels with 8.960,000
board feet appraised at $180,
199, including a sealed bid of
fering received no bids. How
ever, these tracts may be held
open for prospective bidders at
or above the appraised price, for
not to exceed 90 days or until
sold.
Willamette Valley Lumber
company was high bidder for
the largest block which involves
10,000,000 board feet of timber
at the appraised price of $241,
406.75. This timber is located
in the upper Siletz river drain
age in Polk county.
Spirited bidding among sev
eral companies for 4,275,000
board feet of green and salvage
timber in Washington county
resulted in Harrison Heisler &
Sons submitting the high bid
of $154,000.
Second largest sale of 6,905,-
000 board feet for $202,131.25,1
in Linn county, went to Lulay
Bros. Lumber company on the
highest bid.
Aberdeen Plywood Corpora
lion was high bidder for 3,645,-
000 board feet of salvage Doug
las fir at the appraised price
of 563,605.25.
Corvallis Lumber company
was high bidder for 620,000
board feet of salvage timber in
Benton county for $9,297.25.
Provisions of the sale con
tracts for three of the sales made
include replanting the area upon
Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, May 21, 1952 11
completion of logging by the
purchaser.
"This," stated Acting District
Forester Home, "is a forward
step in maintaining public for
est lands in full production."
Sealed bids will be opened
here Saturday on 8,960,000
board feet of timber to be sold
by the bureau.
Sues Over Account
Albany The M.
Senders
company has filed suit in cir
cuit court here against John
Hardin, doing business as the
Hardin Feed Store, asking a
judgment for $362.55, the
amount allegedly due on account.
Some authorities contend that
the most stable difference be
tween the so-called races of
makind is not skin color but
hair form.
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