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PAGE FIVE FACTS ON PARKS! levy of one-twentieth of a mill. Under the apportionment Multno mah county received $15,581 while Wheeler county, the smallest, re ceived 9167. Other amounts Included Baker 839. Benton S714. Douglas 11296. Jackson 41334, Josephine 346. Lane 92139. Marlon 92389, UmattUa 91908, and Union 9798. The state department also an nounced apportionment of 93803 to eastern Oregon counties from re ceipts for rentals under the Taylor grazing act on school lands. Coun ties receiving money were Crook 9303. Deschutes 986. Harney 91608. Klamath 9110, Lake 91467 and Mal heur 9228. V.l'A Leader Coming. . SALEM. May 27 (AP) David La ser. national president of the Work ers' Alliance of America, will visit Salem May 29, It waa announced here today. He will give an address at the labor temple on the congres sional action on relief problems. Cia Strike Ends. WILLAMINA. May 2 . (API A wage agreement between employes and the WlHamlna Clay Products company ended a 10-day strike to day. The minimum scale will be 50 cents an hour with 52 i cents for seml-sktlled workers and 55 cents for skilled. School Election. ALBANT. May 27. (APJ Tha Al bany high school district and tha Linn county non-high school district, wne 5. will elect directors June 31. POUR FROM OFFICE HEADED BY LADY Isabelle .Story And Staff Of H Tell What To Do And See In Playgrounds Forming National Setup. MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUXE. MEDFOfiD. ORF-OOy. THURSDAY. MAY 27. 1M7. 5? .."SSsSf By KlliRID ARNE (A. P. Feature Service Writer. WASHINGTON. Isabelle Story, one of the few women who head divisions In the Interior department. Is the person who tells millions of Americans every year where to vaca tion In the national parks and where to fry their eggs once they get there. Last year 10,000.000 persons cavort ed In the parks. But not Miss Story. She hasn't had a vacation In years. She's never made a campfire. She gets Into the parks, of course. She has seen them all. But she goes through them with her notebook open much like a busy grocer look ing over his window In the morning. Job Grew Like Topsy. She came to government service In 1916, a blue-eyed youngster from Chicago, with blonde, curly hair about her ears. She was somebody's secretary. Then too many queries came In about the parks and some body else said, "Let Ml&s Story an swer them." She did. and now she has a suite of six offices, and a staff of 14. She can tell where to find a picnic ground near a Spanish mission in Arizona; where to register at an In expensive hotel In the Rockies; and how to get smelts to fry in New Eng land. Gets Londown. These facts pour out from Miss Story's office in booklets, magazine articles, posters for railway stations, radio speeches. To gather her Information. Miss Story has visited all the parks, ex cept Hawaii and Alaska. And she hopes to get to them, too. Some times the Inspection trips are a bit rough and ready. She had to learn horseback riding, for Instance, but did It pretty much the way she took her job. Just got on the horse and rode. She has found, too, that Indian sign language comes Instinctively to anyone who needs it badly. 'IT" ttme her car bogged down In south ern Utah, there wasn't a living crea ture in sight. After three hours an ancient Indian camo by, but ho couldn't understand English, Spanish, or any of the half dozen Indian dia lects Miss Story knows. So she made her hands go like a man riding horse back. Monument to Her. The Indian's face lit up. Two hours later he returned with two mules and three grandsons. They aoon had Miss Story's car out of the mudhole. In Grand Canyon there's a monu ment to Miss story. He's four-legged; has a long, smooth tall and two long ears. His name Is "Isabefle." The park rangers named him for her. They wrote in about him recently, saying, 'Isabelle has developed a real sweet disposition Just like yours." 21 TO GRADUATE .P. The commencement exercise of the Central Point high school will be held tomorrow evening, with a grad uating class of twenty-one. The ex ercises will be open to the public end In order to accommodate the large crowd the program will be held In the gymnasium. There will be a large section of reserved seats for relatives and friends, and In addl tlon. there will be at least 350 seats for others who wish to attend. The address will be given by Dean Dubach of Oregon Stat college Jan ice Nealon Is valedictorian, and the atlutatlon will be given by Ubby Hamilton. Seniors graduating are Ev erett Atkins. Clarabelle Brood. George Curtrlght. Robert Bill Orlmes. Ken neth Hood. Norma Holland, Ubby Hamilton, Richard Jewett, Roger Lawrence, Yvonne Landers, Millie Mc- Cord. Gertrude Moore, Janice Nealon. Donald Nledermeyer, Roberta Pankey Donald Smith. EWen Stevens, Erma Thompson, Mnryan Tucker, Roberta Wertz. COUNTY'S CUT OF ILL TAX 51334 SALEM, May 37. 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