Hunier Hospitalized
When Mauled by Bear
McMinnville U.R) --Clarence
F. Mullins, government trapper
and hunter from Carlton, Ore.,
was in McMirmville hospital to
day being treated for wounds
suffered when he was mauled by
a 300-pound bear Sunday noon
a mile from Cherry Grove.
Mullins had fired a shot that
: wounded the bear which was
threatening the life of Mullins'
dog. The bear dropped the dog
and turned on Mullins before
he had a chance to reload. Mul
lins was pinned under the bear
until the wounded dog drew it
off with continued charges.
Once Mullins was freed, he shot
and killed the bear.
Mullins has been hunting
predatory animals for the U.S.
fish and wildlife service for 17
years. He said this was the first'
time he had had a close call with
an animal.
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Object of Lawsuit
Portland U.R A million
dollar trust set up for Frank
Meier of Portland, nephew of
the late Gov.-Julius Meier and
son of the late Abe Meier, was
the object of a suit filed here
yesterday.
Meier brought the action to
break the trust, claiming that
the trustees sought to limit him
to funds needed for mainten
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permit him to draw additional
amounts.
The complaint said the trust
as set up in 1952 to keep Meier's
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at a time when he was contem
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from the nursery school helper.
In all the children there was a
vague feeling of unhappiness.
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better and to explain vacation
Bible school about which the
parents seemed agreeable be
cause "children need religious
traihing." The parents were
aloof throughout the call.
Later the children stopped go
ing to church school. One of the
teachers found that the mother
had taken the three children to
live at her parents. No one knew
the undercurrent of unsaid feel
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ents thought they could work
everything out by themselves.
Instead they took their frustra
tions out on the children through
their expectations of model be
havior. Since living with the grand
parents was not successful, the
family tried reconciliation, and
the mother went to her minister
for help. He found that she was
not satisfied with the husband's
job and earnings, thought he
could do better for the family
and that she should go to work
which he stubbornly opposed.
Instead of discussing their feel
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After several visits to her minis
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what was behind her ambitions
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The father had ridiculed help
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change in the attitude of his wife
and began to share more in fam
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changed in church school, re
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the happier climate at home.
Answers to various questions
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of professional groups who see
families with personal troubles
by the Mental Health committee
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