EIGHT MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Wednesday. June 11. 1932
Violent Quake Jars Argentina, Chile
Buenos Aires U.PJ A vio
lent earthquake shook a. wide
area o( Western Argentina and
Chile Tuesday night.
It was felt as far east as Bue
nos Aires and La Plata,
Police reported at least one
person killed. There were no im
mediate reports of property
damage.
The. epicenter was placed be
tween the Western Argentine
towns of Media Agua and Car-
pinteria, about 30 miles south
of San Juan city where an esti
mated 10,000 persons died in a
1944 earthquake.
WEATHER
By United Press
North California: Generally
fair Wednesday, becoming part
ly cloudy Thursday; showers ex
treme north extending south to
Sierras Thursday.
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ATOM SMASHER The British
Ministry made a surprise an
nouncement June 7 that the GA-5,
the world's first operational Delta
aircraft, has been chosen as Brit
ain's super-priority atom defense
weapon. It is designed to destroy
atom bombers at very high alti
tudes. It is powered by twin Sap
phire engines, and bears the new,
revolutionary triangular wing
form. This photo was just released
by British Security.
SS United States
Fastest Ship Afloat
Newport News, Va. (U.R)
America hailed her new luxury
superliner, the SS United StHtes,
as the fastest big ship afloat
Wednesday following the sleek
vessel's first Atlantic speed
trial. .
U. S. maritime officials said
the 990-foot ship, biggest of the
nation's merchant fleet, , prbved
herself capable of "consider
ably" exceeding 34 knots in test
runs off the Virginia coast Mon
day and Tuesday.
TAKES BONNEVILLE JOB ,
Portland (U.R) John D.
Davis Wednesday took over his
new duties as assistant adminis
trator of the Bonneville Power
administration.
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Three Main. Proposals
May Stir Up Debate ,
At Grange Convention
La-Grande (U.R) At least
three proposed resolutions were
expected to stir up a ruckus
Wednesday at the annual meet
ing of the Oregon State Grange.
' The hot debate was expected
to come on a resolution asking
for a state law requiring an anti
Communist loyalty oath of all
officers and teachers of the
state's public schools; resolu
tions both for and against con
struction of the Pelton dam on
the Deschutes river, and a pro
posed big truck taxation bill.
Divided Sentiment Seen
The anti-Communist oath mea
sure was referred to the conven
tion education committee, head
ed by Walter Webb, The Dalles.
Committee discussion indicated
a divided sentiment with some
members Considering it an un
necessary slap at teachers. It
will come before the delegates
later.
Several central Oregon Gran
ges again are seeking to get the
state organization to reverse its
opposition to the construction of
Katherine Brush,
Novelist, Passes
New York (U.R) Kather
ine Brush, 49, novelist and short
story writer, died Tuesday in St.
Luke's hospital. She had been ill
for several months.
Mrs.- Brush, who began her
career as a reporter for the Bos
ton Traveler, had been a writer
of note since 1920. Probably her
most famous book was "Young
Man of Manhattan," published
in 1930. ..
Mrs. Brush had nearly com
pleted a novel when, she became
ill. It would have been her first
novel since "This Man and This
Woman," published in 1944.
She is survived by a son, Tho
mas Stewart Brush, and a broth
er, Thomas Ingham.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE NO. 731H
IN THE CIRCUIT COUHT Or THE
STATE Or OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY Or JACKSON
Public notice is hereby given that
an application has been made lor the
change of name of Kenneth Jomes
Nicholls, Linda-Jo Anne Nicholls and
Lois Elaine Nicholls, to Kenneth James
Eaton, Linda-Jo Anne Eaton and Lois
Elaine Eaton, respectively, and all per
sons who have any cause why the
same should not be granted shall offer
and show said cause to this Court on
or before June 20, 1952.
CAROL A. EATON, APPLICANT
Frank J. Van Dyke
John R. Dellenback
Attorneys for Applicant
the Pelton dam while other
granges are opposing the dam. ,
The truck taxation measure,
one of 95 resolutions to be acted
on by the Grange delegates, was
submitted by State Master. El
mer McClure without recom
mendation. Membership Drops
In other business, State Secre
tary Bertha Beck reported mem
bership in the state at 29,938, a
drop of about 500 from last
year. She suggested that officer
do something to remedy the de
clining membership.
Phillis Mast, McKlnley; Mari
lyn Reihner, North Bend, . and
Irene Kolmayer, Skyline Grange
of Portland, were announced as
winners in the state Juvenile
Grange declamatory contest.
In adopting the report of an
interim committee that has spent
a year studying the tax problem,
the grange turned down a sales
tax without a dissenting vote.
Boys' Club Picks
Favorite Fathers
New York U.R The Boys'
Clubs of America picked ' their
favoritfl American fathers of
1952 Wednesday with the ad
vice that "understanding of a
son's problems" Is the most im
portant quality a father can
have.
The youngsters' selections, ob
tained by a poll of club mem
bers, were:
Gen. Mark Clark military.
Jackie Robinson sports.
Bob IJope radio.
Lee Bowman television
Defense Secretary Robert Lov
ett government.;
Justice William O. 'Douglas
judiciary.
James Stewart :movles. ;
Coniad Hilton industry.
The poll revealed that boys
no longer want to be president
when they grow up. Top choices
were Jet pilot, big league base
ball player and atomic scientist.
Only 3 per cent of the boys
polled expressed a desire to be
chief executive. . '
REPORT EXPECTED
Washington (U,R) Sen.
Guy Cordon said Wednesday the
Army engineers were expected
to report within a month on . a
proposal to deepen the channel
across the bar at the mouth of
the Columbia river to 48 feet.
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