10-(Sec. 1)-Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Mnn., March 21, 19.55
INFIRMARY NEARS COMPLETION
Haener Named
Exalted Ruler
Newly Chartered Independence Elks Lodge,
INDEPENDENCE Rae Haener
wat elected exalted ruler of' the
newly chartered Independence
Elks lodge Saturday when 37S
members were initiated.
Installation took place at, the
Henry Hill school and officers
of the Oregon Elks participating
were Circuit Judge frank Loner
gan of Portland, Frank Hise of
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Medford Pilot
Killed in Crash
ASM.AND (UP) Harold Skin
ner, Medford garage owner and
prominent citizen, was burned to
riealh Sunday afternoon when his
light Slinson plane crashed and
exploded at Immigrant lake, just
southeast of here.
Slate police said (he plane
plowed through power lines and
crashed on the lakeshore near an
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burned completely except for Uie " - "
Loft to right, back row, John Daly, Chet Henkle, Directors;
Julius Morn, Organist; Clyde Berrest, Esquire; Ray Dunckel,
les Harris Esteemed Lecturing Knight Fred Zito, Esteemed Lead
front row, Harold Withrow, Tiler; Art Piles, Inner Guard;
Charles Harris, Esteemed Lecturing Knight; Fred Zito,
Esteemed Leading Knight; Hay Hcancr, Exalted Ruler; John
Martin, Secretary; Robert Seifarth, Esteemed Royal Knight.
Farmers Kill 32 Deer
Before Halting Slaughter
CHERRY GROVE. Ore. W
Leslie and Everett Lee decided to
stop killing deer on their pasture-
land Saturday after the State
tail.
Skinner, 25-ycar-old owner of the
Medford Buick - Cadillac garage.
was apparently killed instantly. He
started his Sunday pleasure flight
from Medford, but his destination
was not clear.
State police officer George
Weaveson said there was an air
port near the dam which Skinner
may have intended to use.
Cause of the crash, which took
place about S p.m., has not been
determined.
NICK OF TIME
ST. ALBANS. VI. (UP)-Truck-driver
Alfred Bean received a 20-
year safe driving award from the
National Salety Council Tuesday
Just a lew hours before a Mumct
pal Court jury found him guilty
I drunken driving.
six herders to the area.
The herders will attempt to
frighten the deer herd, estimated
to number about 100, off the Lees'
1,200-acre farm some 12 miles
southwest of Forest Grove.
The Lees, father and son, killed
32 deer, many of which were does
carrying embryos, before hailing
the slaughter.
rhey contended the deer were
eating needed grass on their
pasture land. They said they had
asked the game commission to
send heders to the farm earlier.
When the herders had not arrived
Friday, they took matters into their
own hands, killing 15 deer. On
Saturday they killed 17 more
before game commission officials
agreed to send the herders. 1
, Earlier the Lees said they
1 intended to go on killing the
animals "until somebody stops
us. That was after the commis
sion had given the Lees permission
to kill 10 deer. When they exceeded
that number the commission con
tinued to issue additional kill
permits.
Trouble almost broke out Satur-
day between a group of the Lees'
neighbors who had gathered at the
farm and a caravan of Cherry
Grove residents who objected to
the slaughter.
Slate Policeman Lorcn Parchcr.
a game commission enforcement
officer, said "hard words were
passed between the Lees and
Six Nations to Accept
Aid From Soviet Russia
By WILLIAM N. OATISV
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. m
Btissia finally lias found takers
for two million dollars in aid she
has offered for the last two years
through the U. N. technical assist
ance program.
Six countries were reported to
day to have accepted Soviet help
this year in improving their econ
omics. They will be sent Russian
technicians or equipment, or will
Bond their own experts to Russia
for training.
Three of the nations were identi
fied as Burma, India and Indo
nesia. Two others were understood
tn he in the Middle East and the
third In Lnlin America.
Some 10 projects were reported
involved, 'lhcy include machnii
tools and technicians for an elec
tronic calculating machine factory
In India, equipment for water de
velopment in the same country
and a low-cost housing exhibit in
Latin America
Russia gave the technical assist
ance program four million rubles
for 13 and another four million
for inr4 tho equivalent, at the ofli-
She first attached strings to the
money. Then they were untied, and
she waited for somebody to show
interest. Now the leftover 1953-54
rubles are going fast, and the
Soviet government has pledged
another four million for this year.
Half the rubles on hand already
have been allocated for projects
to be carried out by the Technical
Assistance Administration and the
Food and Agriculture Organiza-1
lion.
The rest is expected to be used
In projects of the U.N. Education
al, Scientific and Cultural Organi
za t inn, for which allocations still
are pending.
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Full outfit of acid itomach d litre sit
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members of the caravan." No
threats were made, however, and
the caravan later pulled away.
The Lees said they had received
an anonymous telephone call from
Portland saying they should be
strung up "with a rope."
Pierre St. Martin in France Is
the deepest cave in the world.
Corvallis and Clifton Mudd of Sa
lem. ' .
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Other elective officers in the
new lodge are Fred Zito, Mon
mouth, leading knight: C. L. Har
ris, Dallas, loyal knight; Dr. Rob
ert Siefarth, Dallas, lecturing
knight; John Martin, Independ
ence, secretary; Elmer Addison,
Independence, treasurer; Harold
Withrow, Independence, tiler; Dr.
John Day, Ray Dunckel, Inde
pendence, and Chester Henkle,
Dallas, trustees.
Ralph Evans of Independence
was named chaplain. Other ap
pointive officers are Arthur
Pyles, Independence; Clyde E.
Berrest, esquire; Julius Moon,
Dallas .organist.
More than 200 visiting Elks
were present for the installation
and attended a reception later in
the Polk Equipment Building.
Oregon State Hospital's new, $1,500,000 infirmary now under
construction by Contractor Ross B. Hammond will replace the
hospiUl's 75-yrnr-old infirmary when the modern structure
is tH-cupird about October 1. Architect is Hollis Johnson of
I'ortlaniS. It is designed for 676 beds.
REFUGEES EMIGRATE
HAMBURG, Germany W The
first plane load of 68 European
refugees to emigrate under the
U.S. Refugee Relief Act left her
Monday. The departure launcjl
a project which will give 214.000
Europeans new homes in the
United States within the next two
years.
Heating Pad Thought
Cause of Sunday Fire
Fire, believed started by a de
fective heating pad. did an esti
mated $2,000 damage Sunday after
noon at the home of Pr. and Mrs.
Harry Brown, 1710 South Winter
street, city firemen reported.
Tile blaze, starting in a bedroom,
did considerable damage to the
bedroom furnishings, to the bed
room itself, to clothing in the room
and to the walls and carpet in the
hallway outside the room, fire
men said. There was considerable
smoke damage in .qther parts of
Uie house.
Firemen were delayed In finding
the 3:15 p. m. blaze, they report
ed, due to an incomplete address.
SUPERMAN
NEW YORK l-Showing off a
little for a couple of girls, 4-year
old Walter Adams Jr. dove from
given by the caller. The site of the a window of his fourth floor
blaze was given as 17th and Wilbur j Brooklyn apartment yesterday and
streets. Firemen were unable to escaned apparently unhurt,
detect which house in the areaj Walter took off like a high
had the blaze and were checking I diver witn ni, hands tobether
Uie area when a second call to the , landed in a snowbank. A clump of
station was relayed by radio wiuYbusncs also helped break the fall.
Said Walter gleefully tc his
frantic parents: "i played superman."
the exact address.
The damage to the home was
covered by insurance, it was reported.
The anciDnt Egyptians took
homing pigeons on sea voyages.
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