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O 0 . 0 LEAVING McNEIL ISLAND PRISON after serving term for Income tax violation, Los Angeles gangster Mickey Cohen (right), is met by brother, Harry, near Seattle. (International) Soviet Ideas Said 'Easily Reconcilable' United Nations 4J.R) Western diplomats have said that Soviet ideas on an international con trol agency for President Eisen hower's atoms for peace program were "mild and easily reconcil able" with Western views. Diplomats took this view even though Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister V. V. Kuznetsov made it clear Russia favored repre sentation for Red China and . Portland (U.R) A joint con tract for the last major construc tion job at The Dalles dam has ' been awarded to the Guy F. At- kinson Co. of South San Fran cisco and to the Ostrander Con struction Co., Portland. Communist East Germany in the agency. -t Despite this well placed warn ing, diplomats said Kuznetsov's speech to the Political commit tee yesterday, stripped of its pro paganda," indicated the Kremlin's objections were not overwhelm ing and could be reconciled with Western ideas in negotiations. A FIGHTIN NAME Bismarck, N. D. (U.R) A 19-year-old Bismarck boy, dressed in a western hat and cowboy boots, became so enraged at a re mark by three teenagers that he kicked out the window of their car. He told police they called him "Tex." Medford Tribune United Press Full leased Wire United Press Full Leased Wire Second Section MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1955 Pages 1-10 Supreme Court Decides on Water Rights Salem-flJ.R) A . ditch dug in 1846 into which waters from two springs in Grant county drain gives the owners of the land on which the springs are located exclusive rights to the water, th- Oregon Supreme Court has ruled. William W. Gardner and Jes sie Gardner brought suit in Grant county Circuit Court for an injunction to prevent G. W Dollina, W. C. Elliott and Ches ter I. Elliott from using certain waters. The question involved was whether the springs were sources of certain creeks from which the defendants were en titled to draw water. The Circuit Court ruled for the defendants, but that decision NOISE VS. NOISE Wishek, N.D. (U.R) Art Bender literally took steps after his wife discovered their four-year-old daughter and two cou sins, one two years old and the other four, playing on top of a windmill 45 feet above the ground. After coaxing the chil dren down, Bender sawed the lower 10 feet off the ladder lead ing up the windcharger. was reversed by the Supreme Court in an opinion by Justice Walter L. Tooze. The springs drained into a ditch built in 1864, and not into the creeks, the high court found. After an exhaustive review of the evidence, the court said: Russia Warns Iran On Baghdad Pad Moscow (U.R) Moscow has warned Iran that the Soviet gov ernment attaches "grave import ance" to Iran's decision to join the pro-Western Baghdad pact. Soviet Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov summoned the Iranian envoy in Moscow and protested to him that: "The accession of Persia Iran to this military alignment is in compatible with the interests of consolidating peace and security in the region of the Middle and Near East." Molotov added that Iranian accession to the pact "contra dicts the good neighborly rela tions between Persia and the Soviet Union and certain treaty obligations of Persia." Even assuming that the waters 1 Gardners. In the absence of proof from the two springs were head' waters of Little Dog creek prior to 1864, yet with the construc tion of the Hillis ditch, they were entirely severed from the creek and thereafter flowed into the ditch and had no other channel or outlet for a period of approxi mately 90 years." The high court held that the springs and waters therefrom belonged exclusively to the DOG LETTER Des Moines, la (U.R) Mrs. David Sanderson sent mim graphed letters to her neighbors, asking patience .with her black Labrador pup, Casey, who was dragging home anything he could lay teeth to.. "Thanks a lot for your patience with Casey and we hope that eventually he will be a nice sensible dog like the others on Adams," the let ter said. Salem (U.R) Chief Justice Harold J. Warner of the Oregon bupreme Court has assigned Cir cuit Judge J. S. 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NO BRIDGE SPARKING Sangerville, Me. (U.R) For the first time in its 150-year his tory there is a ban on parking inside the covered bridge across the Piscataquis River. The pro hibition isn't to clear the bridge for traffic, according to Town Manager Orville Carr. He said its because "parkers" started fires in the wooden structure. HANDY FIRE Beacon Falls, Conn. (U.R) Firemen had only to open the door to put out an early morn ing fire. It was a . newspaper delivery , truck which drove up to the fire station. Astoria (U.R; The Coast Guard cutter Yacona has tow ed into port here a 75-foot barge which went adrift in heavy seas off the Oregon coast Sunday night i PENNY TRIP - Cheboygan, Mich (U.R) Mrs. Arthur Martin, sixth grade Eng lish teacher at the Central School here, fined her pupils a penny for each mistake they made in grammar. But the pupils didn't, mind.. Before long there were enough pennies to pur chase tickets for a 16-mile train ride to Mackinaw City. 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