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v FLAMES FILL NIGHT SKY Towering wall of fire looms
before firemen as they battle four-alarm waterfront fire
in San Francisco. Four empty warehouses were destroyed
at estimated quarter-millioa-dollar loss. Flames threatened
the Navy attack transport USS Merrick but her crew cast
j c" lines and let her drift into the bay with the tide. Two
(nreboats and 31 pieces of equipment manned cy 130
t firemen battled the inferno.
Bills in Legislature
Salem (U.R) A bill which
would stiffen loyalty require
ments lor state civil defense
workers has been sent back to
the Military Affairs Committee
by the House.
Rep. Alfred Corbett (D-Port-land)
attacked the bill as an as
sault on personal liberties and
said he was surprised and
shocked that such a proposal
should have come from a com
mittee of a Democratic Legis
lature. The bill would deny persons
the right to be employed by civil
defense agencies or be associated
with the agencies if they ever
had personally advocated or
been an affiliate of any political
party or organization advocat
ing change or overthrow of the
government by force.-
Corbett criticized the bill on
two principal points the use
of the word affiliate and the
denial of employment to per
sons who may have participated
,ln activities in the past when
such activities were not con
sidered subversive.
Salem (U.R) A measure to
permit private clubs, not serving
the general public, to serve
liquor by the drink whether
they serve food or not has lost
out in the Senate in a tie vote,
15 to 15.
Sen. John P. Hounsell R-
Sen. John P. Hounsell (R
Senate Committee on Alcoholic
Traffic, immediately changed his
vote from aye to no and served
notice he would move for re
consideration. A tie vote loses a
measure, which must have a
majority, or at least 16 votes to
pass.
Salem (U.R) A bill to give
State Supreme Court justices
a salary boost of $3,000 has
been introduced in the Senate
and it appeared to have a good
chance of passing. V
Present salary of the justices
is $12,000.
The bi-partisan bill was signed
by 21 to 30 senators and 35
of 60 representatives.
Salem (U.R) A bill has
been introduced in the Senate
which would suspend the license
of physicians who have been
adjudged to be mentally ill or
admitted to a state mental hos
pital for treatment. The suspen
sion would continue until the
Eoard of Medical Examiners re
ceives competent evidence that
the former practitioner is no
longer mentally ill- and the
privilege to practice may be
safely restored.
Salem (U.R) A measure al
ready approved by the House to
enable the Oregon Development
Commission to do limited adver
tising to promote industry in
this state lost out in the Senate
in a 15-15 tie vote. Sen. John
C. F. Merrifield (R-Portland)
changed his vote to no and served
notice he would move for reconsideration.
The Caroline group has more
than 500 islands.
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Rock Museum Sets
Opening This Week
The Crater Rock Museum, lo
cated on Scenic ave. about a
quarter mile east of Highway 99
a mile north of Central Point,
is opening to the public this
week end, according to Delmar
Smith, the proprietor.
No admission will be charged,
he said. Smith claims his col
lection of cut and polished
agates and other gems is among
the largest in the state, and
represents stones from all parts
of the west, from other portions
of the U. S., and from a number
of freign countries. He said he
has more than, 1,000 pieces, rep
resenting a collection started
10 years ago.
Smith, a beekeeper, sells na
tive honey in connection with
the museum.
Last Thursday morning the
Jackson County Chamber of
Commerce "Kaffee Klatsch"
visited the museum, and about
40 members inspected it.
Canada's first subway, in op
eration since March, 1954, runs
four and a half miles under
Toronto's main thoroughfare.
Texas Cow Girls Set
Series With Cabbies
On Friday, Saturday
The world-famous Texas Cow
Girls basketball team will make
one of its rare southern Oregon
appearances and its first in sev
eral years when it takes on Yel
low Cab, district 10 AAU cham
pions, in a two-game series next
Friday and Saturday.
The teams will vie at St.
Mary's gym, 11th and Holly sts.,
Friday, March 11, and at Crater
high school gym in C e nt r a 1
Point Saturday, March 12.
Selected for their basketball
ability, moral character, beauty
and showmanship, the Cow Girls
tour the nation each year meet
ing the top men's teams and
play men's rules. They ask no
quarter from their opponents
and their record of 432 victories
in 643 games shows that they
give none. The team is said to
average 57 points per game.
They have played some of the
top professional basketball
teams and are the only girls'
team to have played in Madison
Square Garden. They also have
appeared in Boston Garden, Chi
cago Stadium and" other well-
known hoop centers across the
nation.
The girls come onto the play
ing floor attired with holsters
and six guns, boleros and west
ern hats and ready for action.
Their antics throughout the game
will make it a series valley bas
ketball fans will not soon for
get. Cherokee-Jeri, western song
stylist traveling with the Cow
Girls, will provide half time entertainment.
Improvement Planned
Jacksonville The Jackson
ville city council last week ac
cepted a bid of $500 from Lee
Hodson for improving the wall
along the road leading up to the
Pioneer cemetery.
The council also took under
advisement a request to change
the city's street numbering so
numbers will run consecutively,
and referred to a committee a
request to extend Fifth st. to
provide a passable road for fire
equipment to a number of pri
vate homes.
DRIVER CITED
Cars driven by Alva I. Yoak
um, 52, of 309 West Jackson st.,
and William W. Schooley, Camp
White, collided on Highway 62
about four miles north of Med
f ord on the Crater Lake highway
at about 2 p.m. Friday, accord
ing to state police. Officers said
Yoakum was cited for failure to
yield the right of way. There
were no injuries, . and damage
was listed as minor.
The arable land of the earth
comprises only about four per
cent of its surface. .
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