Capital journal., December 07, 1956, Page 13, Image 13

Salem, Oregon, Friday,
Grand Jurors
Indict French
For Checks
Donnie Rae French, Oakland.
Calif., is accused of obtaining
money by false pretenses in an in
dictment returned against him
Thursday by a Marion county
grand jury. French was one of
five persons indicted by the jury.
One indictment was secret.
French is accused of passing two
checks on a LaGrande bank, one
for J20 and the olher for $6.
Other indirlme.iis were:
Joe Tcisl, 5080 North Lancaster
Dr., eharged with contribuling to
the delinquency of a 16-year-old
Salem girl. 0
Donald William Schncc and
Charles LcRoy Armstrong, both of
Lianas, ine men are involved m
two checks written against the
Ladd & Bush bank of Salem.
The jury cleared Delores J. Ba
ber, Salem, who was charged with
passing a $41.80 check drawn on
Ladd & Bush and passed at the
local Meier & frank store.
Allstate Tells
Staff Chanes
o
Baity Barrett, manager of All
state Insurance company, in Sa
lem, is arasmncuig several chang
es is the expanding staff of the
company.
Glen M. AlfanJ has lgas promot
ed to sates manager for Oregon
and 31 counties in" Soul tarn Idftho.
He was, transferred tram tka Pasa
dena regional office. Ho, with bis
wife and snfl, have pvrchasva9 a
new home at 1315 Marshall Dr. .
Paul Lipnold, formr director
Of ths Portland traffic sefoty com
mission, has been hirtfd as public
relations manager far tha Snbm
branch. Far 18 years Lipfarid, waa
a Partliaid city emptoye and varit
3l with the police bureau as wtl
as the safety commission. He mgl
his family will move to Sstera af
ter the first of the year.
Another promotion was that of
Roland L. Rothert, who has been
named district sales manager for
the Salem area. He was manager
of Wolf Radio and Electric in Van
couver, Wash. Neil H. Ashley hi
been promoted to claims analy
in the balem regional olfice.
USDA Discontinues
Egg Buying Program
WASHINGTON (UP) The
Agriculture Department Thursday
discontinued its purchase program
fnr eggs. The program was started
fa late September in all effort to
AabiliaB farm prices.
Daring tta life of to program,
fca imoo-tmuBt purchaxed 17.5
oiillbm daam stall eggs
fODAfS CLOSE
fill ST0& QIOTITKKS
my ma associated pbkssi
Admiral Corporatiot)
AUicd Chemical
AUi Cfhaimc
Ahimrauro Co. America
Americas Airline
American Ceo
A merit an Cyaoamide
Americao Motors
American Tel. & Tel,
American Tobacco
AnaccuidB Copper
firnKo Steel
Atchinoi Reitroad
BeihtEfiBm Si eel
Biifing AirpSsue Co,
org SPeraBr
Rirntug'ne Aftdrag Wach,
Califcrnie Pecking
CanaaRiDi Pacific
CMerpillar Trrt8
Celanwe Corptrvtii)
Chrysler CoriSfftaWl
Cities Service
Consolidated EdioS)
Crown Zellerbach
Curtiss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
dv Pont de Nemoirf
Kastman Kodak
Kmerson Radio
Kord Motor
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pac Plywood
Goodyear Tire
International Harvester
International Paper
Johns Manville
Kaiser Aluminum
Kennecott Copper
Libby, McNeill
Lockheed Aircraft
Loew's Incorporated
Montgomery Ward
New York Antral
Northern Pacific
Pacific Gas & Electric
Pacific Tel. 4 Tel.
Penney (J.C.) Co.
Pennsylvania R.R.
Pepsi Cola Cd.
Fftilco Radio
Fusel Sraid t & L
Radio Corporation
Rayonier Inctorp.
Republic SWel
Reynolds Metals
Richfield Oil
Satetvay Stores Inc.
St. Regis
O Scott Paper Co.
Sears Roebuck & Co.
Shell Oil Co.
Sinclair 0)1
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Calif.
Standard 04) N. J.
Studebaker Packard
Sunshine Mining
Swift & Companv
Transamerica &srp.
Twentieth Century Fox
Vnion Oil Company
Union Pacific
I'nited Airlines
Vnited Aircraft
Vnited Corporation
I'nited States Plywood
I nited States Steel
Warner Pictures
Western Union Tel.
Westinghouse Air Brake
Westinghee.se Electno
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December 7, 1956
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Selected
McMINXVILLE (Spegial)
Evelyn Andrus, Salenj student at
Llnfigld College, has been se
lected as a representative in
0 Who's Who In American Col
leges and Universities" for this
year.
o
Salem Gitl
Wins IIohoj?
HcMINNVILLE SiJ6cial)-Eve-lyn
Andrus, 2163 Haatl, &atem, has
been ssteetod as axna of Ltdfiotd
college's 165R-57 represmlaliTes in
the Who's Who in American Cot
tages and Unirarsitius publication.
Miss Anvfrus was hnmocamh
(aaam at the StcHiaovilhi catagB
last month. She Is a mettwn laa
gvogo major aori hoe hoon activo
in a carttoila chnir. Pi Gimia
Mu, national social acieroia hcamr
ory, aroi Cap and Gown, apntrir
women's honorary, of which she is
president. Bar apmHy is Kappa
Alpha Phi.
SehsMmna von m miD an avtaibo
toip, aU-aroami jwrsuBakt?, ami
sehtnl bmdBrsnip and SBrvij32ufuV
ity. Setoctktns vsm made by this
factdty-attatont arJviaay eauanuV
tee. Committers monasss vera
submitted to Who's- Who toardgjtaj
ters far fiaaj strajrovej.
Its, ;' . . '. '..
nt'AidmenHelp
Hotel Guest
Robert Hamilton, a guest at the
State hotel, was taken to Salem
Memorial hospital Friday foreman
to have his stomach pumped ant.'
Salem first aidmsn, wtm were
called to thB hotel, said (be man
had drunk a drug ooauaanty msEd
as eye drops.
Earlier in thB day tint first aid
crew respondfid U a oaji from JhB
2860 block of HulBy avenue, where
Arthur Bingenheimr of 8Re Hul-
sey Ave. had recaivaf aumsrotw
lacerations aftar hsing dragged
across the etragt if bis mtums-
bile.
BingenhcimHP 09 partial??
tiU'own from bv ?ebicle wheu is
Biidrtpd. H ffcsl to tea q jtyzp
ciejo urntar bus atn power.
XLono Gxiext Dies at
Testimonial Dinner
tlOBOHJtN, N. i. i-Ths guest
of la dot1 r testimonial tamer
dropped A08 last night ej friends'
74 te wppt B,V1"S D: nnear mair.i
ggaj, TTusirlim 9fuli. 69, of Tee
2j . icrft had just toien H a t etd,
8g :4owle4ging gift from B' em
'ffUfo Plof "' f'UnW cmptoyct Bben
45 I he collapsed end dfl frtun
a o cause ant yet tlctcrroiEcd,
41 v -
&l)i$lribulion of New EMpirc '
US Phone Tag Starts mi Monday
85Sfc' TStflP babiuniulB nambBr tehs feap-1 cfmfie 18. Szhsn nwihsra jfiU
if?n v9 the ipefix EMpire sill liBgnlaiflrt sitS the K.Mpire nrefic."
(ft to ria a Sebon mrm old eu I sW;nob PojouolfiTBis On
ICS H iuessss bf meil wgt trai.. KoosSSitt). Bel thif!Rriia w
S's cifir T.bjnftiBoi ens P1"05 wpri' ls" Paring to
get SlTfllitid ninoisii t(iifl. juil "'oS iwS80 Piwil
?,' i EffBAive at 11 p.m. Haegftifto at ttto eBawgoB' to the .Vrir
IT tt, 15, tla prefiw KMpw. , tMpu-o pwl. Thi,,fouia m teaW&nr
3 and EMDiraewH 5Brire 1
j the oratfflist Sehsa tf ttHUOlb EOio
bers,
B-B?lrjf!3t Frtfci
It's a do-it-viaiM'lf nreist g
a very small ctl." BvraUuol
jaid - I
Each Salem telephiBUJ f)ioscrin-
cr will receive thlhosioo Bg)8oa
number cards. As tld) fccinriy-
in" instruclicns exnlain. they arg ano annoyvnir.
tn be placed over the present num- "l'if, the KMpire prefix prior
her in . the circular openira in thtao 11 p.m. on December 15 will re
centcr of the dial. 0 : ml' in dialing a wrong number."
-It's easi dote eid quitjft-, I Ber'und point! out. "Failure to
too" said Berglund. "but it's im- die,! KMpire after that time and
por'tant that all SoJrm tclSai-t!i das M rfeajlt in an incompleted
show E correct nun.ej. Alter Do-'cq?!." , ,
u u
ftoCet oq the IVettS
"ScImmIi may ot prorttt properly for fMUA ppii. bt tfcfti'i
Mosaic Picked
As Bush House
Month Picture
Christmas comes to Bush House
with the mosaic Madonna of the
Night chosen as picture of the
month for December.
This work is the product of tpe
combined artistic talents of
Father Dennis Marx, O.S.B., and
Father Genard Marx. O.S.B.,
Saint Benedict's Seminary, Mt. An-gfl-
I
Divie in Byzantine simplicity, the !
the wiu.v. addling clothes.
The colors art w blue, and gold
against a background of sage
green. The picture is strip-framed.
Father Dennis Marx Is director
of the recently established depart
ment of m&aics at the Seminary.
He became interested in the use of
mosaic when Louisa Jenkins, na
tionally known mosaicist of Los
Angeles, came to Mt. Angel to
exec ut)? a commission for mosaics
in a id) a pel.
Visitors are welcome to see the
work done in this department at
Saint Benedict's Seminary, but
they should check with the Sem
inary as to time.
Madonna of tbc Niot wifl fca da
exhihit at Busb Mustfla tutil
January 1.
Up on Way to
Ore. Funeral
Cooiaeado Itot4 Man,
Wife Food IhmA
la WwarkngB
GmwnUK, Wah m WVjejSR
JS) of a amsS pbme teSBerod
bound from Colorado to Oregon
to a fromral was fctnrf ftv mites
soofh of this northern lAah eoov
maroty Thursday.
Utah state agrmmst'vx dfmctor
Morlen W. rVnwHt said as vnuU
try. to es4abli9h pusitive tdvntifica
ttos ffrbiay. Officers who reaclwd
tlo crash site at dusk Thursday
reported finding the bodies of a
man and a woman. LvidL'Rca in
dicated tha womfta's aams was
Ruth.
Th piam), a Pijaff Tri-Paear,
NT854K, behmggd to Erns H.
Bard, BB-year-cdd Walssoljorg,
Cato., hotel man, Borneo! asdd.
FriBnrls in Walsanburg said
Bard had recently sold bis hotel
and had left Tuesday for an on
hopnn town in Oregon to visit a
brother Ramad Tom and attend a
futntral for a brother-in-law. The
friends said thsy believed Bard,
his wife Ruth, about 45, and his
nwther vere abnard, but wore Rot
eupo his rraalcer hod made the
trip.
UerrufTtf said ttu) pJesa touted
OB if It had hit tto gruuB& "with
9 terrific impaiS."
The aeranautif 6aft(B was
also (nBcsing to seo if Uib plana
had tanned nmfiwanre also in
Uten an tuesfai, thja .tat an art
an Wednesday, the dy howy
snnv aarm htrffeted asohera
Main end snrtheni UtaS elnrg
the panre roe niarat ta nytm).
Via vrecBg via boated by
anmhev nWns ,R0oged ha mdlo
far, pJeja mitaias ea flgfti
from ftnisB. Idahs. ta (toil).
Vtefi. niak oisra maris aaft
tniergeary UaDio ad ii four
hofrrd wer a.
w "o""11 .oiiiih. n
PJnclo.wd With th. pamphlot Will
la) e sticker which can be placed
directly on Hie telephone handset
as a reminder of the time and dale
of the KMpire change.
Berglund said the company is
masing every i-nuri 10 auquovn
mi icicp""""; "
change to save them inconvenience
0CE Needs Pointed Out
To Valley Legislators
By JAMES D. OLSOV
Capital Journal riter
MONMOUTH (Special) Legis
lators from Marion, Polk and Yam
hill counties inspected buildings on
the Oregon College of Education
campus here and heard an analysis
of the so-called "Crash" budget of
the board of higher education.
Keys Named to
Head Hungary
Relief Drive
James E. Keys, management
consultant for the state motor ve
hicle department, was named
Marion county chairman Thurs
day of s special Red Cross fund
appeal to help Hungarian refu
gees. Keys said Friday he Is work
ing on plans for the campaign
which has a goal of $3,016. The
national Red Cross goal is five
million dollars for food and PI o th
ine for Hungarians still in refugee
camps in Austria.
The state commjttee on Hun
gorian refugees has offered some
159 tames in Oregon wher ref
Hjpws can live when they start
arriving bapo from the east const.
ArfdHkawl miri-vatt&r residBat6
WJftr hnvo dfetroi to sponsor refu
gees this wetik inrtndB H. S.
Hawkhw, Amity; Mr. artfl Mrs.
Raipii DuBette, Gervats, and ths
Weman'i AShwiomtry fettwatkm of
Immanaid Luthwan cbwch of Sti
ver t cm.
Panel Truck
Slides Down
A pw4 brails, omed By Charles
Edward Sherman, ran away
Thnrsday afternoon wfft np driver
at the wheel.
Sbermon bad parked the vetrirtB
m the south side of the HO hlnrft
af West Sirnermr and hail enm)
acroes the street when he sa the
tfiirti nmviRO down the hill.
It went tjirouch th intersectiiei m-iioi io urrxon coiicst 01 r.au
of F'ir and Superior streets and catiia came in ts:i2, wlicn it came
craped a coupe parked on the ""d" 'he siaervisioa of tin? board
south side of Kast Superior. It,"' higher education and became
moved on down the hill and strad
dled1 a hedge until it came to a
strip at the southwest corner of
Eaat Superior and baginaw streets.
The coupe that was brushed by
the delivery truck was owned by
J. J. Walton. 147 North ComBwr-
cial, and the hedge was on the
premises of 180 East Superior.
Qiildren Leave
Scliool Early
Salem public irhnn) pupils who
live in the f.ula mils or tan area
BDilh of Salem, B 8 bBing meved
to their hnrmi by 4us hetare amo
Fririey.
A chance io the nrediciirxra of
the veathsr man ceuscd the eft
anus from the veriuio
Sunt. Chsrlrc SchmoJl uud Oui
(trejnr&rai a t a.m. voe tbat tan
Bnraen-eture viutd mndereia rtd
Ihsl the tns9 vaial turn ta rim.
S tare ia erismct, fis ieiae was
rter hed to apei tie ochnal tu? vt
usl.
At II e m. came hvtcvS tdof
the terrereture epraibrf go 11 is.
if any, eonve ffi. fnosing part.
Th it M drcidsd to tese thB
74nRgstvra hnms vhile the raarip
Vere elill pesesdnB.
Trb city-living jnroila (DA m
Ante hi tan pvA ftirtuRB pf tlosp
effljary cnieiM. Cbas ff crft o
ksmhI fev the rajpietUaa, f Unan.
GoesiuBilcli
When S large mail truck hit a
slick spot on the pavement at the
Totem Pole junction north of Sa
lem on Highway 99E early Friday
morning, it jack-knifed and went
into the ditch. The driver was not
injured. The truck was northbound
having left the Salem post office
about 4:30 a.m.
NculRrgcr Asks
Funds for Start
On John Day Job
PORTLAND iT) Sen. Neuber
ger 'D-Orel Thursday asked the
administration to budget Ocnough
funds assure start of con
struction of John Day Dam on an
accelerated work schedule."
U' said 'a sum of about $8,000.
000 is indicated to be needed for
the fir.t year of construction," In
a letter to Budget Director A.
Percival Brundage, he asked that
Ary Engineers be consulted fur
ther to establish "full require
ments, based on a work schedule
which will b(2hg power facilities
at the dam into production at the
earliest possible date."
Neuberger said the Pacific
Northwest faces a critical power
shortage, with some forecasts in
dicating the possibility of de
ficiencies as early as 10 and
probably no later than V.WA "un
less steps are Utkon immediately
to vastly increase power output."
Tm Always Sure of
Giving Exact Dosage
5vr MRS. M. TTLEC,
Mtemi. Each St jof-ph
AtpriB Pot- Cbildrta tiblrl
lil'i craiai. Jtm fjt tb
Butnbtr toot doctor t
ST. JOSEPH ASMIKFOlQillMX
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Dr. John K. ftichards, chancel
lor, said in the 1955 legislature
the board "had" stepped aside in
orderthat the state board of con
trol might have a priority in ob
taining an appproximate $6,000,000
appropriation for the new mental
hospital at Wilsonville.
More Money Needed
As a result, more money is need
ed for the next biennium for build
ings, to provide for ever-increasing
enrollment, also to place academic
salaries on a competitive plane
j j and provide for price rises for sup-
The higher education budget, he
pointed out, totals $ti3,570.9;il, for
which state appropriations of $47,
569,395 are requested. This is an
increase of $14,519,752 over the ap
propriation for the current bien
nium. Dr. Roy Lieuallen escorted the
legislators on the tour of the
campus, informing them that a
new music building, estimated to
cost. $330,000, is the only item in
the building budget for the next
biennium for the college.
The present music classes, which
must be attended by more than
500 of the 801 students enrolled,
ore held in the dwclline that was
listed in 18!0 as "a temporary
building." In contrast, a visit was
made to the modern library build
inc. completed five years ago and
listed as unique in the nation.
Tb grope walked through Camp
bell ball, thn first unit of which
was tmut in 1879, and the last re
habilitation of ewj wing was tak
ing place in 1822.
Visit ElettOBraaar SckniCbl
Also visited were the elementary
school buildings where pupils
from .Monmouth and Independence,
numbering roughly 350, attend
classes from the first to the sev
enth grade.
Dr. -Lieuallen briefly traced the
history of the college, saying it
becamB stale controlled in 1882
and its 75th annireraary trill bjD ob
served in' 1867.
ThB college has been training
teachers continually sirree that time
except for a two-year period be
ginning in 1909 when all state nor
mal schools were closed because of
lack of finances.
A change in the name of the in
stitution from Oreiion normal
a deurce-granting college.
Dr. Richards told the group there
had been an increase of 5,627 stu
dents or 40 per cent butween 1953
and 183S. Further increase of 3,519
during the next biennium and an
increase of 9,148 stutterHs, or 70
per cent between 1938 and 1958
was predicted
He said that aBpropriatieas for
the current biennium dn not pro
vide adequately either for the nneds
resulting from increased enroll
ment or for the needs in salaries
for the academic staff.
MM'Efels
SwigeflHead
NB:W YORff ( Krpjst f!
Swignrt at I'oUanfl. Ore., (tatted
president of the Hamsitl As?n. of
M aouiai Tarere Tnurerley night,
esaaitexl drone nrovieooia ttf this
(QUWry'e uBimn t$ lew es right
out n the ConimuRist Manifesto.
Siorl. hnef of Hvster Co.,
sen (ht the jraflMiwl lex prn
visirae (tf the 19 ere "e. direct
IH)!k8Jiil of tftat clones of the
CuniniuQi4t ffiopifeSfn 9ttk'Q aims
t the 8i(saID a cil pnqierty
IhrrajgJ tire Wffi ol joSt . SO-h a
tx." o
H, ertflfij tfhtf the t P5la
fjbiibl rm tail ! ii$nnj mane?
but instead it hiipji ussfl "Io
rempiA rvr live eai to distrlSiog
Air e"ft!l 0iidia$ ! the iflG6
w ei-'BSmic wot ur:e.l plaster?.
30 KcIgw Md
Ilife Montana
DKXVER An trctic (ol
blast was losing its hold (ft tQt
Rocky Mountain art rndy. tafl
the Weather Bureau said rrij9Wfct
tion would be slow, o
The wall of cold air pluir?c
temperatures as much as ft 0
low zero. Up to 13 inches of sme
was reported, and two deaths wen
attributed to an icy highway.
Ur.Keyrtd3j?
Of Pruf Corlcrists
Dr. Kvan R. Reynolds. Jilcm.
was re-elected vice president of
the Orexon Association of Chiro
practic Proctologists at the (trap's
annual meeting in Portland Thurs
day. Dr. Maurice Real was nanrd
president and Dr. J. M. Oliver,
secretary-treasurer. Both are from
Portland.
The next regular S,etinj! of the
association will be held in Febru
ary, possibly in Salem.
Schaefer
Corn Remedy
The corn or caucus
should come off in
6 to 1 0 days.
25c
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
Open Daily 7:30 a.m. to p.m.
Sundays. 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
139 N. Commercial
None Seriously Hurt as Jet Crashes
LOS ANCiKLKS This was the scene after a crash-landing Air
Force jet trainer smashed and burned two homes In a residential
area as It approached International Airport last night. The plane
hU a power pole, another home, and a garage before coming to
rest here. The pilot. Capt. James Glessner of Julesburg, Colo.,
was helped from the burning plane only slightly hurt. Occupants
of the burned homes were not hurt. (AP Wire photo)
Hubby Slashes
Wife to Death
ALTADENA. Calif. (UP) -A
young expectant mother was
hacked to death with a steak
knife by her husband late Thurs
day night and the slayer then
calmly called officers to the fami
ly home, sheriff's officers said.
Capt. Al Etzcl of the sheriff's
homicide bureau said David Peace
21, was booked on suspicion of
murder when he met them and
said:
"I killed my wife. She's in there
on the bed.
The slashed body of Mrs. Mari
anne Ittiy Peace, 21. was fojind
in the couple's bedroom with knife
wounds of liie chest, arms and
back. Her lulsband surrendered a
six-inch sreak knife to officers.
Peace told JStzel he and his wife
Mr 4r , I
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Get your special
passbook, which has
dates on it to remind
you to make regujjr
weekly payments to
your account. (These special
strings earn interest, too!)
Salvage Experts
Head for Athens
To Plan Suez Job
AMSTERDAM Wi Eighteen
salvage experts of the United Na
tions, the Netherlands and Den
mark left here Wednesday for
Athens to begin planning the
clearance of the Suez Canal.
A contract between the U.N.
and the Dutch and Danish gen
eral contractors for clearing the
canal was signed Tuesday. Al
ready salvage equipment is con
verging on the canal for the big
job.
had quarreled over finances be
fore they went to bed and he
awakened later and stabbed her.
The couple's two-year-old son.
Guy, slept soundly in another
room. He was left by deputies in
the caro of a neighbor.
FIRST
y 1
BiUHoldenls
Screen's 1956
Boxoff ice King
HOLLYWOOD tB William
Holden is the movies' new king
of the boxoffice, one of the rare
times that an actor of his sort has
won the coveted award.
Usually, the people who buy
tickets applaud performances by
such as Holden, Spencer Tracy
and Fredric March but they make
boxoffice champions of famed
screen personalities such as John
Wayne, Martin and Lewis or &
Shirley Temple.
Holden started his climb into
the select boxoffice list two years
ago when he won the Oscar for
his performance of the heel, war
prisoner in "Stalag 17." The 38-year-old
veteran of 17 years in the
movies placed seventh in 1954 and
fourth last year.
The rest of this year's list,
based on a poll of theater men,
included some familiar winners
and four new ones. The runnersup
follow, in this order: John Wayne,
Jnmes Stewart. Burt Lancaster,
Glenn Ford. Martin and Lewis,
Gary Cooper, Marilyn Monroe,
Kim Novak and Frank Sinatra.
Local Paragraphs
Stolen Car Recovered Police
Thursday night recovered a car
that had been stolen from James
Hall, Arnold, road resident, and ar
rested the man who took it, who
was Allen Jacob Parker, an es
capee from Oregon state hospital.
Parker was apprehended with the
car on Edgcwater street as he was
about to leave for Dallas. The car
was in good condition except that
Parker had poured a quantity of
stove oil into the fuel tank.
Suffers Leg Injury Carl Dab-
ler, 285 Culver lane, suffered an
injury that sent him to Salem Me
morial hospital Friday when a
piece of steel weighing 400 pounds
fell on one of his legs. The acci
dent occurred at Salem Iron Works
where he is employed.
Boat Club Meeting Canceled
Meeting of the Salem Boat club
scheduled at the Colonial House
Friday evening has been canceled,
according tn Robert Hullctte, com-
1 modore of the club.
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Salem Forester Talks
At Session in Victoria
VICTORIA, B. C. Ifl The an
nual Western Forestry Conference
here was told Thursday how the
Oregon Forestry Dept. trains log
ging foremen in the art of fire
fighting.
A forester for the department,
William G. Hughes of Salem, said
Oregon conducts the fire fighting
schools in cooperation with var
ious private and public agencies.
Hughes added that proper or
ganization of fire crews can pre
vent "unorganized confusion" on
the fire lines. '
Jet Crash in
Marine Drill
Kills 3 Men
CAMP PENDLETON, Calif, tfl
War maneuvers on this spraw
ling Marine base left three men
dead Friday and one injured after
a jet plane crashed into ground
troops and burst into flames.
The plane was simulating a low
level strafing attack when it
plunged into a hill on which 120
Marine infantrymen were disper
sed. The Marine Corps identified
the dead as:
First Lt. David L. Day, 26, the
pilot, Burlingame, Calif.: Pvt.
Raymond J. Eckcrt, 18, Chicago,
and Cpl. George R. Parker, 22,
Americus, Ga.
The injured Marine was First
Lt. Steve Percy, 26, New York
City. He was reported In serioul
condition.
Eckert, Parker and Percy were
part of the force holding an "en
emy defended" hill when the plane
plowed into them. The accident
occurred on the final day of
maneuvers that began Monday.
ICC Lifts Ban
On Slow Cars
WASHINGTON (UP -Intrans-It
lumber sales became legal for
Northwest lumbering firms today
with the announcement by the
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hint it was revoking its ban on
slow-routing of boxcars.
The ICC said the boxcar supply
situation had cased to the point
where it could relax the emergen
cy measures invoked last spring
to avoid a car shortage.
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