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XX HtDTOKD (OJUEOOK) MAIL TRXBUWK State Dental School I Of University, Judge Salem U.R) Marlon county Circuit Judge Rex Kimmell ruled today that the University of Oregon dental school in Port land is autonomous independ ent of Its parent scaool, the Uni versity of Oregon. The test action was brought by the Oregon State Dental So ciety against Attorney General Robert Y. Thornton and Marion county District Attorney Ken neth E. Brown, as representing the state. To Consult With Board Thornton said he would con sult with the State Board of Hifier Education before reach ing any decision on an appeal to the Oregon Supreme Court. He stressed that the only matter of concern to his office was that of questions concerning constitu tional point, and if an appeal should be filed it would be for the purpose of clarifying the questions in Oregon's highest court. Judge Kimmell noted that the 1945 Oregon law involved pro- vises for creation, operation and maintenance of a department of the higher educational sys tem of the state, therein named Rogue River Sets School Registry Rogue River Principal J. R. rTayden has announced that Roue River high school students will register as follows for the opening of school: Seniors, Aug ust 27, 9 a.m. to noon; Juniors, August 27, 1 pjn. to 3 p.m.; soph omores, August 28, 9 a.m. to Boon: freshmen, August 28, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. Elementary students will reg ister at 9 a.m. on the first day of school. Classes will begin at 9 am Tuesday, September 8. Euses will operate on the same schedule as last year. General teachers meetings will he held September 3 and 4. Look for the Mermaid on the label! A Vni Cob Su rood McWd by VAN CAMP SEA FOOD COMPANY, INC Mtin Offict: Terminal bUnd. Ctliforni CLIFF'S MEATS o RUSH'S GROCERY 608 E. MAIN o FREE DELIVERY o Phone 2-6805 CHOICE STEER SHORT RIBS clb. U.S. GRADED CHOICE STEER BEEF ROAST CENTER CUTS IMPORTED HOLLAND 23 MIDGET HAMS ? " EACH U.S. No. 1 Potatoes 10 POUNDS dental school of the University of Oregon, and the acquisition of property for that purpose. Is School Unit of System Judge Kimmell wrote: "The pleadings in this case and the evidence, in the final analysis, present for determination and declaration the following issue: Is the dental school, by virtue of the statute, a unit of the high er educational system unto it self under the direct supervision Weather Hampers Hunt for Family Missing in Plane Vancouver, B. C (U.R) Poor weather hampered an all out search today for a New Mexico oilman's plane missing for three days in the mountain wilds of British Columbia. At least four persons were aboard it and the oilman's com pany offered a $25,000 reward to anyone who could locate the craft within the next 10 days. Planes Forced lo Quit Clouds and rain closed in on the northern part of British Col umbia reducing visibility and forcing many of the 28 planes which took part in the hunt yes terday to temporarily abandon search operations. Oil company president Ellis Hall and his wife and two daughters vanished Monday on a flight from Alaska to Bell ingham, Wash. Patrick Hibben, 15, also of New Mexico, was travelling with the family, but search of ficials said it had not been de termined if the boy was on the missing plane. STOCK SOLD Condon, Ore. OJJO Sale of all the capital stock of the Kin zua Lumber Co. was announced here today by J. D. Coleman, general manager of the firm. Choice Tuna V M FRESH GROUND BEEF 42' LB. Thursday. August 20. 1839 .dependent Declares and management of the admin istrative office of the university acting as an intermediary of the defendant board? "It may be said that the law is the legislative intent on a par ticular subject expressed in the language of a statute. The court is bound to apply the law as so expressed. If the language be ambiguous, thus making the meaning uncertain, the court must resort to rules of construc tion to ascertain the law, other wise the law is exposed by the ordinary meaning of the lan guage of the statute. "Clearly and concisely the sub ject statute imposed the duty and burden of operation and manage ment of the dental school of the University of Oregon upon the Board of Higher Education. Such board is granted the same general powers in the op eration and management of the dental school as are otherwise granted to it in the management of the University of Oregon.' "It is the opinion and declara tion of this court that the dental school of the University of Ore gon and the University of Ore gon each is a separate and dis tinct department of the higher educational system of the state. The dental school is subordinate to no department of the higher educational system. The duty of operation and management is im posed by the statute upon the defendant board and such duty cannot be lawfully delegated to others." Bond Sales Total High During Juiy Purchases of series E and H savings bonds by Oregon resi dents during July amounted to S2.393.383, according to Morris B. Leonard Sr., Jackson' county bond sales chairman. Sales throughout this county totaled $95,703, he said. Leonard pointed out that at the recent goveyiors' conference in Seattle, the 48 chief execu tives unanimously passed a strong resolution urging an in crease in the purchase of savings bonds as a means of strengthen ing the financial economy of each community, as well as the country, itself. The resolution called upon all citizens to exam ine their personal and family finances with the idea of buy ing savings bonds regularly. Schools Planning Group Will Meet Superintendent of County Schools Alf B. Mekvold has called a meeting of the Regional Conference Planning committee for Tuesday, Aug. 25, at 8 p.m. in his office. The presidents of all teacher organizations of both Josephine and Jackson counties are mem bers of the planning committee, Plans for the annual regional conference of teachers of Jack son and Josephine' counties will be made, he said. Armour's Star FRANKS i lb. Cello FRESH Tomatoes HONEY DEW MELONS clb. ARRET T!': wtj . ' wiv C rsM 1HI fcy MM fw Sra IwmI FINAL PHASES ON SEX Dr. Alfred C. Kinsey (white shirt), head of the Institute for Sex Research a: Indiana University in Bloomington, Ind., works with his staff on the final phases of manuscript preparation for the new Kinsey book, "Sexual Behaviour is the Human Female," which is due to be printed Sept. 14. Facing camera (left to right) are Mrs. Cornelia V. Christenson, reference research; Dr. Kinsey and Dr. Paul Gebhard, research associate. Back to camera is Dr. Wardell Pomeroy. Marilyn Monroe Injures Famed Leg Banff, Alta. (U.R) Marilyn Monroe injured one of the world's most famous legs yester day for the second time in week. She tumbled during the film- ins of a movie near here and "seriously" injured "several lieaments and xendons" in her left lee. the studio announced A sDokesman said it was feared she might be incapacitated lone time. Last week the shapely actress snrained her left ankle when she lost her footing in the swift Maligne river in Jasper Na tional Park. Co-star Robert Mitchum plunged into the water and pulled her to safety. Thi two accidents interrupt ed filming of "River of No Re turn," whose realistic scenes of danger in the Canadian Rockies were becoming too realistic for Miss Monroe. LESSON IN SORROW Los Angeles (U.R) Wesley Lee Hersperger felt sorry for three men who said a bandit stole $180 from them. Her sperger, 46, offered to help track down the bandit. He said they forced him to rob a gas station of $50. So Pretty! So Easy! 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Speaking at the Montana Federation of Labor convention, the Independent senator said the public has a fight on its hands to protect conservation programs from "powerful economic groups." Building of the Oxbow dam by private interests "will de stroy the possibilities for the de velopment of the Columbia riv er," he said. Administration Criticised Criticizing the Eisenhower ad ministration, Morse said its only conservation program has been a "proposal for the conservation of more and more sagebrush." I He said the American people have a "right to look to their government for great multi-purpose dams which will provide electric energy, flood control and conservation." However, Morse added, "where the facilities of a stream are such that public interests would best be served Dy a low head dam built bv private inter ests" he would not oppose it 1st Armored Division To Be Full Strength Washington (U.R) The Army, in a move to increase its combat reserve in this country in case of war, has decided to nulla up me nrsi nnnwra ivr i slon to full strength, it wasj learned today. The move will give the Army two divisions in this country' which are at full strength and ready for immediate action in event of war. Of the seven tactical divisions In the U. S., only the 82nd Air borne Division at Fort Bragg. N. C, Is presently fully equipped. The other six divisions are any where from 40 to 60 per cent of authorized strength and Army officials estimate it could take as long as nine months to ready them for combat Prison Population Highest Since 1940 Washington (U.R) U. 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