Gas Blast Probe Slated
WII MINd TON, Calif., June 24 m
i'liruuili Htm jmiililirlns. ilrlirl mill
tuitions fiiinrs wiirai" . srarnliril
rlmly IimIuv fur I nr Iwillita In Ihr
rliarrril, twlatril li ill It of Ilia lilaalril
laiiarr Markry.
Kuuf alrraily hav bran . rrcovrr
rd mid ulna mm till am mlaaliii
folliiwln- Huiitlsy'a- Irrrlflti esjilu
liili nf nrurly 3,000,000 ullniig nf
furl, tvlilrh liriiui Hip vraai-l In I wo
mid mil d heavy lira dam! lo
itritrliy darks,
Hrl rallmalra plarrd til over
all ilamaie at 110.000.000.
Tlii) biHlIra of llnrnld O. Link. 10,
oiler, of Mnlill' Orn., mid William
NpImiii WiiIIims, third iiaalslant cn
lllniwr, Mi'Mlmivllls, Ore., writ tlx
Intrat mcuvmcil.
Knrllar Iho IiikIIm of l)i Knrmit
Wllaoii, 411, ollrr. Hun Krnnrlarai.
and JiMoph Ht-hwnrlx, Oil. (nllcy
innn, Hun iclaco. were lakrn
from tint burnlnu. oll-coveiTil liar-
lwi U'ulrra
Chief Knulnrrr Jack Him said air
of the viiMtila rnulnrerliiK fori'r
now haa brm ncroiHUm" lor xmiI
Clromo IliHtnr, W'i, Dmmla, Aril.
In Mid Hwllim
Hp expressed lipllvf Unit bodies
of Urn nlnp miasm men mX be
In Ihn midship api'tlon. which buck
led In the explosion and annk,
IravhiK only the bow and atrrn ex
posed. Coast guard officials inpnillimp
predicted a .'till srule lniiilrv Into
the blaal, whlrli rocked and bullied
the harbor for mllc,.wntild be iiiikIp
soon by a "malor disaster" board of
thp merchant marine.
After looklm over Hip wrerkane
nf the IKiu-ton tanker. I.. L. I.lsh-J
1 man. purl rnptnin lor union un
rompanv. aeld "11 la rradllv evident
the rxploalon touched off far
lllKide the ahlp."
The lankpr. enmiiird In rnaalwlw
rrvlre between here and Portland,
fire., waa operated bv the Keystone
flhlppliii enmpanv nf Philadelphia.
Bridge To Be
Substituted
HAI.RM. June 24 Ml The new
tHU.OUO 400-ton brldne on the Pe
nile hlKhway over the Pudding
river at Aurora will be moved Into
plar tomorrow, .the atate hlKhway
commission announced today.
The bridge, now on huge lacka.
waa built alongalde the exuding
bridge. 'Ill present bridge will be
moved out and the new one moved
Into lla plare. Operation,! will be
gin at 4 a. m. Wednesday, and will
end late on the aame day.
The route will lie closed to all
Ira Itlr. but a detour between Canby
and Woodburn la available.
The highway cominlaaton alao an
nounced paving haa atarted on the
new Pacific highway route In the
Jrffrraoii-Albany dlatrlct. The road
will be completed In October, elim
inating one of the wurat aectlona on
the whole highway.
Mo Walkout Slated
Pacific Miners
By
Hr.ATTl.K. June -14 ""i No walk-
out la planned by Waahlngton autle
, coal mlnera to proteat paaoage of
Vli new national labor law, Sam
Nlchola, dlatrlct biulnrsa agent for
the United Mine Worker", aald lent
night. All men, he aald. are on tlwii'
Jobe.
Murder Charge
Filed In Slaying
VANCOUVEH," B. C, June 24 -1
A murder charge waa filed laal
night agaliut Timer Kdward John
eon. 25-year-old Burnaby. B. C.
bakery employe In connection with
the atrangle-alaylng of Mrs. Norma
Hiirton. 27. early Hundny. Her
body waa found on the ahrirea of
Loat lagoon In Stanley park..
Escapes Tanker Explosion
V V; i
'Clyde Hammer, 25, third aaalatant eiiglneer on the tanker Marker,
He In a Wilmington, Calif., Iioapltal after treatment for burna auffrred
wlill eacaplng the exploalon which wrecked the ahlp In the I-o Angelc
harbor. Hammer, who alld down a rope to aafety, aurvlved the wartime
raplnalon at Tort Chlrago, Calif., and aald: "I think I've had enourh
of llila.
Indians To
Protest Dams
POHT1.ANO. Ore.. June 24 lA't
ProteaU againtl proposed darn con
atriicllon on the Columbia river
will come from at leaat two Indian
delegallona at the Walla Walla pub
lic hearing on the dum coiiatrucllon
program tomorrow.
The Wy-um tribe of the Columbia
river Indian at Celllo falla aald It
would aend Chief Tommy Thomp
ann and four aaatatanta. The feilrr
ated Irlbea on the Warm Rprlnga
reservation aald Charlea Jackson
and Joe McC'orkle would reprraenl
them. ,
Karller Umatilla reservation
trlbea Indicated they would aend a
delegation. All are expected to ad
vance the argument dame would de
prive them of flahlng grounds.
Salem Council
Against Phone Hike
HAl.KM. June 24 iX'i The Salpm
city council announced laat night
It would proteat proposed rale in
creaaea auught by the Vaclflc Tele
phone and Trlrgranh company.
The council will apear at a
hearing before Public Utllltlen Com
mlaeloner Ueorge II Flaxil. The
hearing oiena here July 7.
The council gave city laxlcab 60
dnya to abnndon their parking fa
rllltlra, ordering thrm lo find- off
street, parking. Ttie council alao
approved a HMSiMM budgtl.for the
the next year.
Marine Leaguers
Eye Convention
plana for the atate convention of
the Marine Cc.-p league to be held
In Halem July 27 and 28 were dla
cuaard at a meeting of the Klamath
Marine Corpa league Friday night.
Men to represent the league at the
convention were nominated and
final election will be held at the
next meeting July 4. The meeting
will be at the KC hall at B p.m.
Barracks To Be
Sold At Vancouver
PORTLAND, Ore., June 24 P A
sale of 1V4 Barracks, meaa hall and
other bulldlnga at Vancouver Bar
racks wa announced Monday by the
war aaael admlnlalraltnn.
Each unit, with all permanent fix
tures Included, must be removed by
the buyer. Bids will be opened July
21.
REACTION
Person aufferlng from epilepsy.
Imra-crantal hemorrhage, fractured
skull, toxemic coma of -diabetes,
uremia, or even Intense cold, often
appear drunk when perfectly sober.
When yna think of Inauranre,
think of liana Norland. 121 N. (tk
Ml.
Coroner Picks Up
Stepson's Body
TACOMA, Wash., June 24 !
Undertaker William Clauthler re
aiwnded yesterday to a deputy
sheriff's call that he plrk up the
body of an unidentified boy killed
by a truck. '
Til child wai hla stepson, Donald
James Oauthler, V. He .hud been
struck by a lumber truck as he ran
across the roadbed of the Puyallup
bridge.
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MX. BeUtile
a
'ECAUE of our surprisingly
low summer prices it will poy you
to have your fur coat restyled to
the new '48 style trend. Labor
charge on most furs is only $50,
Additional . skins and lining, if
needed, will be supplied at lowest
cost. All material and workman
ship is guaranteed. . '
t laaiaw',l'e-el,V . l
C. F. BF.I.I.IHI.E
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Priest Sees
NoVarVith
Russia Soon
( II ICO, Calif., June 24 lift Con
flict between the I'nlted Htate and
Kuasla will not go beyond the name
calling stage, believe Father. Ber
nard llabbard, "glacier priest" and
world traveler,
Kather Habbard. resting here at
the home of a brother after a seven
month world tour, aald In a copy
righted Interview with the Chlco
Record that he felt Russia had
neither the "know-how" nor the
physical facilities for waging war.
r Atom Blaat
The priest, head of the geology
department of Bnnta Clara unlver
lty, defnunatrated the Soviet "lack
of know-how" by declaring he
learned, a year ago the Russians had
built an 'atomic energy plant and
then had had It blow up on them,
killing several scientist and devas
tating a wide ar- ..
He sidd the plant wa about 60
miles from Moscow, but would Iden
tify It no more definitely. He added,
however, that "the source of my In
formation Is authoritative.
"One of the professors evidently
forgot a decimal point and the So
viet atom factory and all those sci
entist blow up.''
Another Instance of Russian lack
of "know-how," he said, was their
leaving behind essential part In
tripping factories In Germany and
Manchuria.
DC-6 Makes Test
Run On Coast
SEATTLE. June 24 A United
Airline' DC-6 plne. averaging S30
mile an hour, made tt test commer
cial flight from Ban Francisco to
Seattle yesterday In two houra, 41
minutes, company official aald. The
plane, aoon to go Into regular opera
tion, wa piloted by Capt. James
Matthews.
New VFW Chief
Francis O. Gate of Bend, a lum
ber company engineer and vet of
World War I. wa elected state
commander of the Veteran of For
eign War at the recent encamp
ment at Grant Fas.
Mack To Be Sworn
In Thursday
WAhlNOTON, June 24 tA-t
Russell Mack, republican representative-elect
from the third Wash
ington district, said today he prob
ably will be sworn In tomorrow or
Thursday. He wa elected to suc
ceed the late Fred Norman, R),
who died here about two months
ago.
Homer Jones wa chosen today
a chairman of the Washington
slate republican delegation In the
house to succeed Norman.
Standard To
Ration Output
CHICAGO. June 24 lPh-Standard
Oil company (Indiana! announced
that "In the Interest of fair treat
ment to all It customers" It was
putting Into effect an allocation
system for distribution of It avail
able gasoline supply for June, July
and August.
During the period, the company
said, the total supplies It can make
available will approximately equal
the total quantity delivered In the
corresponding period last year.
"These supplies will be equitably
distributed among It customers,"
the company snld In a statement.
Standard said It gasoline sales
recently have been about 15 per cent
higher than last year and that
agent and dealer would, In turn,
have to limit deliveries to their
customer.
Standard official said the allo
cation plan was adopted only be
cause the company could not meet
all demands even after using all
available pipeline capacity and run
ning refineries at full capacity for
jriany month.
Classified Ads Bring Results.
, VOTE
PORTLAND. June 24 Mult
nomah county voter went to the
poll today to ballot on a proposed
sl.S12.000 special levy lo provide
public welfare funds In the coming
fiscal year.
Property owner in school district
No. 1 also voted on whether to au
thorise a 1760.000 special levy to
augment school fund for next year.
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Truck Wreck Kills
Shipment Of Sheep
REKDSPORT. June 24 WV-More
than 75 aheep were killed and about
17S escaped and fled Into the wood
whon a large truck and trailer over
turned on highway 38. eight mile
east of here yesterday.
The Smith brothers, Oakland.
Ore., were moving the load of 2(0
sheep from the Lower Umpqua val
ley and Coo county when a wheel
locked, tipping over the truck and
trailer.
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