Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 16, 1953, Page 3, Image 3

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Became Humaa Toren Doctors in a Yokohama, Japan,
hospital, talk with Earlwin Jocoy, 24, of New London, Conn.,
and Del Mar, Calif., a crewman of the freighter President
Pierce, who Jumped into the ocean, a flaming torch. Jocoy,
engulfed in one of three explosions which rocked the,
freighter, jumped into the ocean, 100 milea southeast of
Yokohama, to extinguish hit burning clothes. The freighter
kept going as fires burned in three holds, and Jocoy was
left alone in the ocean, clinging to a life preserver he car
ried when he jumped. When it was discovered Jocoy was
mixing the ship turned about and a lifeboat crew found him.
(AP Wirephoto via radio from Tokyo)
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Hole Plugged in
Hit-Run Law
State traffic safety officials
express satisfaction over adop
tion by the state legislature of
House Bill 4, plugging a hole in
Oregon's hit-run law.
The loophole came to light In
1943 when a Polk county hit-run
ease was dismissed because the
existing law did not require a
jlriver whose car had struck a
toedestrian to remain at the
pcene. Earlier efforts to amend
the statute were unsuccessful,
t The bill, which will become
Jaw upon signature by the gov
ernor, stemmed from recom
mendations made by the state
wide Oregon Coordinated Safety
Congress meeting at Corvallis in
pecember. It drew added sup
port from a similar case in Coos
pounty in which the circuit court
agreed that it was no crime un
ber Oregon law to fail to stop
and remain at the scene after
pitting a pedestrian.
As originally on the books,
ihe law presupposed a collision
between two vehicles. r
Hen's Fellowship
Hosts Wednesday
2 The Methodist Men's Fellow-
hip of the Jason Lee Memorial
Methodist church will be hosts
)o similar groups from the First
Methodist, Leslie and West Sa
Jem Methodist churches Wednes
day night
J The dinner meeting program
svill be featured by an address
by Dr. Neal Potter, former pro
cessor of political science of
Washington State college and as
sistant to the then President
Wilson Compton as alternate
Uelegate to the United Nations.
Dr. Potter is considered one of
the best informed men on the
)U.N. in the northwest He will
peak on the subject The Unit
ed Nations at the Crossroads."
At the present time he is region
al director of the United World
federalist for the northwest
! Heading arrangements of the
Jason Lee Fellowship is Charles
Roberts, president Other offi
cers are Glenn W. Prather, vice
Brotherhood
Week Starts
" Brotherhood week was launch
ed in Salem Monday when Dr.
Walter C. Giersbach, president
of Pacific university and state
senator, made a brief talk at the
weekly Chamber of Commerce;
luncheon. !
During the wee"k various lead
ers in the movement will talk
to clubs, schools and churches
and appropriate literature bear-!
ing on the subject of brotherhood
of man will be distributed.
Churches will make special em
phasis on the desirability of co
operation between Christians
and Jews Feb. 22.
Secretary of State Earl T.
Newbry is general chairman for
the movement and in Salem co
chairmen are Judge Val D. Slo
per, David O'Hara and Saul
Bloomberg On the state advisory
board are W. W. McKinney,
Judge Joseph B. Felton and Jo
seph A. H. Dodd. ! ,
Casualty List Grows
Washington (ft The Defense
Department today identified 71
Korean War casualties in a new
list, No. 730, that included 11
killed, 37 wounded and 3 miss
ing. It also reported as captured
two men previously listed as
missing in action.
President and Luther Osborn,
secretary-treasurer.
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service will serve the meal.
Cough Help
mums CHILDREN
For coughs and acute bronchitis due to
colds you can bow get Creonmbion
specially prepared for Children in anew
pink and blue package and be sure:
1) Your child will hie it.
(2) It contains only safe, proven
ingredients.
(3) It contains no narcotics to dis
turb nature's processes.
(4) It win aid nature to soothe and
heal raw, tender, inflamed throat and
bronchial membranes, thus relieving
the coagh and promoting rest and
sleep. Ask for Crcomulsioo for Chil
dren in the pink and bhie package.
CREOMULSION
FOR CHILDREN
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GEORGE
HOGGINS
"I noticed a news item not so long ago that told about a
car that was parked on a hill, slipped its brakes and rolled
through a service station and restaurant. The damage was
estimated at more than $20,000. If the car owner carried
$3,000 Property Damage like I do, he'd be stuck for the
other $13,000 wouldn't he?"
He very likely would be! The cost of additional Property
Damage Insurance is very reasonable. In fact the average
Class I policy may be increased to $10,000 for $2.20 per
year, or $25,000 for $4.40 per year. Many people don't
know this simply because they've never been told. This
well-kept secret is just now being released for publication!
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