Wednesday, February 3, 1954
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
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Winter storms have again piled up a great accumulation of
drift where Siletz river debouches into the Pacific and residenti
of Taft are assured of a bountiful supply of fireplace wood for
the coming season. Come summer and circumscribed bonfires
fed with driftwood will blaze on this nearby beach popular
with residents of the Willamete valley.
Military Court Will Try
Four Adventist Soldiers
ANCHORAGE, Alaska l A
military court will try four Ft.
Richardson soldiers, members of
the Alaska Mission of the Seventh
Day Adventist Church, on .charges
of wilful disobedience of a lawful
order of a warrant officer, mili
tary authorities said Tuesday.
The men originally were charged
vith mutiny after their arrest
Jan. 30 for refusing to take part
in a practice alert on Saturday,
Sabbath in the Seventh Day Ad
ventist Church.
Officers at the Army's Alaska
headquarters here said the
charges were reduced when in
vestigation showed there was no
evidence of a concerted effort by
the four men to disregard military
authority.
Officers said the men will be
tried late this week or early next
week and meantime will be held
in the post stockade.
The case of Capt. Harry Slugh,
Windsor, Ohio, formerly held un
der house arrest on an open
but he has been returned to duty,
charge, still is being investigated
headquarters said.
The enlisted men, all personnel
of the First General Dispensary,
re Pvta. Numan V. Haffner, Har
nsborg. Ore.; Robert L. Nelson,
Chicago; Harold L. Massey, Sa
lem, Ore., and Rnbard E. Spencer.
New Orleans.
They were arrested Jan. JO and
placed hi the etockade after they
at
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told their superiors they "could
not" work on Saturday, their sab
bath. Maximum penalty on the wilful
disobedience charge is six months
at hard labor.
Harold L. Massey, the Salem
man in the group, completed his
basic training at the medical re
placement training center at
Camp Pickett, Va., in July, 1953.
He then attended the dental as
sistants course at the Medical
Field Service school, Brooke
Army Medical Center, Fort Sam
Houston, Texas, prior to going to
Alaska for duty.
Mrs. Minnie Newton
Dies Here Tuesday
Mrs. Minnie E. Newton, resident
of 622 North 17th street, passed
away Tuesday following an ex
tended illness. She is survived by
the widower, Emery J. Newton,
an employe of the secretary of
state's office and a daughter in
California.
Funeral services will be held at
the DeMoss mortuary, CorvaUis at
X p.m. Thursday, with burial in
the family plot of the Fhilomatn
cemetery.
Salem
Profitable:
An account at Salem Feder
al will earn our current 3
rate, payable June 30th and
December 31st.
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See Relief for
Unemployment
LEBANON Registration of
unemployed at the Lebanon of
fice of the state employment
service totaled 1785 persons, a
new high for the year, reports
Charles B. Willson, office man
ager. A previous record of 1691 job
less in eastern Linn county was
set during mid-January.
Wilson predicts that with clear
ing weather, the list will be con
siderably reduced by the end of
this week.
Juvenile Suspect
Caught Near Albany
ALBANY One of two Denver.
Colo., youths, both of whom are
wanted in Washington and Colo
rado on charges of burglary, was
captured early Tuesday near Har-
nsburg, but the second escaped
when a state police officer
forced their car to a halt.
Apprehended was Kenneth He
berling, 18. The escapee was
listed by state police as John
McGuire, 20.
The arresting officer said the
two were traveling south on U.
S. highway 99E in a car reported
stolen from Vancouver, Wash.,
when he spotted them at the
north Jefferson junction and gave
chase. The chase ended at Har-
risburg where the officer arrest
ed Morrill and McGuire made
good his escape on foot.
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Fund Reaches
$228,121 Level
"The first matching money will
be available when $325,000 has
been subscribed," stated Presi
dent G. Herbert Smith in an
nouncing Wednesday that $228,
121 has been realized in connec
tion with $1,000,000 Willamette
University challenge fund.
"This means that $37,000 must
still be raised before any of the
funds will be made available from
two contingent gifts, amounting
to $500,000.
The fund will be used in the
construction of an auditorium
fine arts building and a women's
residence hall, plans for which
have been drawn.
A breakdown of the figures
shows that Salem has contributed
$140,726 and the Portland metro
politan area $83,905. Contribu
tions outside of the two metro
politan area total $59,940 and
Wilamette students have pledged
$3550 toward their goal of $10,
000. The first contingent gift of
$250,000 to the building fund was
anounccd in February when the
university program was authori
zed by the board of trustees. A
second gift, also equalling $250,
000 was disclosed in June.
When $650,000 is on hand,
President Smith believes the
trustees will be justified in pro
ceeding with the first two build
ings planned.
Gift of an Infirmary and health
center building to Willamette,
honoring the memory of Charles
P. and Fanny Kay Bishop, was
recently announced by the Bishop
family, prominent Oregon citizens
and merchants.
70-Year Fisherman
Believed Drowned
CRESCENT CITY, Calif. I -
A Del Norte County sheriff's posse
searched Wednesday for Fred R.
Neil, 70, of Ashland, Ore., who dis
appeared while fishing in Smith
River Tuesday.
A companion Leonard A. Ander
son, also of Ashland, reported that
he and Neil had been fishing in
separate holes in the river 25 miles
east of here. They were to meet
at lunchtime. When Neil did not
appear Anderson searched for him,
finding his hat on the river bank
and his fishing rod floating in the
stream.
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