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Sanitation Group
Issues Order To
End Pollution
Portland, Ore., May 11 (U.R)
The state sanitary authority has
Issued a final order to Oregon
Pulp and Paper mills to halt pol
lution of the Willamette river
but extended the deadline from
December, 1951. to May, 1952.
The authority, in an elabora
tion of its earlier findings, said
that 84 per cent of pollution in
the Willamette originates with
pulp and paper mills at Oregon
City, West Linn, Newberg and
Salem.
Regarded at Victory
The authority also asserted
that a pulp and paper mill at
Lebanon was responsible for
about 91 per cent of pollution
on the South Santiam, a tribu
tary of the Willamette.
Fish conservationists regard
ed the authority's decision as
a victory because they had con
tended that waste material en
tering the Willamette periodic
ally depleted the oxygen con
tent to the point where fish life
was impossible.
The authority granted the
mills extra time to work out
processes for disposal of waste
polluting matter. The mills had
asked for more time on grounds
that cost of installing processing
facilities would be "exorbitant"
and careful planning was neces
sary. Dr. Sander Loses
Medical Connection
Milford, N. H., May 11 (U.R)
Dr. Hermann N. Sander was left
without a profession today as the
Hillsborough County Medical so
ciety stripped him of the last
Deposits in Oregon
Banks Are Below
December 31 Mark
Salem, Ore., May 11 (U.R)
Oregon banks had deposits total
ing $1,327,306,621.99 as of April
24, State Superintendent of
Banks A. A. Rogers reported
today.
The total was $24,555,119.15
less than the deposits held by
Oregon banks last December 31.
State banks lost $930,197.26
in deposits in this period while
those of national banks for the
same period showed a loss of
$23,624,921.89.
Loans held by all banks show
ed an increase for the period of
$11,379,195.80. Of this amount
the increase of state banks to
taled $2,942,565.61 and those of
national banks, $8,436,630.19.
State banks had investments
in loans and discounts of 30.5
per cent of total assets and na
tional banks, of 28.1 per cent.
Most of the decrease in depos
its is reflected in the deposits of
state and political subdivisions,
Rogers said, but the deposits of
individuals and corporations
showed loss of about $4,000,000.
vestiges of his connection with !
medicine. 1
Latest blow to the career of
the 41-year-old Candia physician,
acquitted in the mercy death of
a woman cancer patient, came
last night when the society re
voked his membership at a spe
cial meeting.
Though he has lost his license !
to practice, .has been banned j
from four hospitals' in the Man
chester area and has lost his
membership in the American
Academy of General Practition
ers, there still is a chance he may
resume practice next month.
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