The Daily Chronicle from Centralia, Washington • Page 3

I Hunter Missing HOQUIAM, March 28. 'State game protectors and Grays Harbor county sheriff's officers dragged the Humptullps river, 20 miles north of here, yesterday for the body of Norman Dhoogue, 21, Humptullps, (ailed to return from a Sunday elk hunting trip. Dragging operations were ordered after the youth's canoe and a paddle were found In brush along II Washington the river bank. Sheriff Richard F. Simmons said It was feared the youth may have drowned when his canoe capsized.

He was familiar with the wild, wooded area, which is near his home. He was hunting alone. Lad Saves Brother- MONTESANO, March Lowe, tiiree-year-old Montesano child, owes his life to his older toother, LeRoy, tight, wno rescued him from drowning Sunday. They are sons of Rev. Frank Lowe, pastor of the Pentecostal church and Mrs.

Lowe. The rescue was from a creek in a deep gully below the Lowe residence. Stevle, down at 'the creek with a cousin, Richard Van Zandl, five, also of Mojitesano-, apparently slipped off a log and got caught under water. The older Lowe boy was coming down and met the Van Zandt boy scrambling up the hill to summon help. Noticing his little brother's red boot out of the water, LeRoy hurried down to the creek, Calmly advising young Van Zandt fust like the good old days! Enjoy this GREAT STRAIGHT BOUEBON famous for OLD TIME Want real bourbon with that good old-lime quality and flavor? Try Century Club, as smooth and mellow a straight bourbon as you would want fo taste! Discover why Century Club is "The Bourbon Buy of the "The Bourbon Buy of the Century" to itana oy in case ne neeaca help, LeRoy waded Into the creek waist deep; unhooked his brother, and brought him to the surface just In time.

A Jew moments later would have been too late. Takes County Post KELSO, March 28. Wesley W. Bergman of Seattle will become deputy prosecuting attorney for Cowlllz county April 1, Acting Prosecuting Attorney H. Reed announced yesterday, The University of Washington law school graduate will take the place of Wayne Purcell, who Is leaving the position at the end of this month to return to private practice In Longview.

Pioneer Succumbs HOQUIAM, March 28. Mrs. Sarah Almlra Pendergraft, SO, a pioneer of the Doty area of western Lewis county and a resident of Grays Harbor for 23 j'ears, died at the home ot her daughter, Mrs. K. Robertson, Sunday.

She was born in Missouri and before coming to Grays Harbor had lived near Doty for many years. Found Dead ABERDEEN, March 28. --George Bocek, 60, a loongtlme resident of Garys Harbor, was found dead Monday at his home. It is believed Bocek died In his sleep Saturday night. body was discovered by his son, John R.

Bocek, who came to Aberdeen from his home in Seattle to visit his father. Death was from natural causes. STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY 85 PROOF NATIONAL DISTILLERS PRODUCTS CORPORATION, N.Y. Health Officer Quits KELSO, March 28--Cowlitz County Health Officer Dr. E.

Van Aelstyn yesterday submitted his resignation to the county commissioners, effective midnight, March 31, to accept a new position as Clark county health officer. He assumed liealth officer duties here Aug. 1, 1945. The commissioners said the name of the new health officer here probably will be announced shortly. Project Protested VAXCOUVER, March 28.

The Vancouver housing authority and the city of Vancouver were named as defendants in a complaint filed in Clark county superior court QUONSET STEEL BUILDINGS--WE HAVE THEM Barlon-Swanson Siecl Building Inc. Phone 6-J149. Centralia, Wash, Tax In Propo Legisl sals ature' OLYMPIA, March UP) -Virtually every tax proposal suggested at the regular session of the legislature popped up again today In the first 14 bills Introduced at the special session. Also among the measures dropped Into the House hopper were two appropriation measures that would authorize a state spending program during the next two years identical to that which passed the regular session and was subsequently vetoed by Governor Langlle. Tiie appropriation measures, Introduced by Ole Olson, Pasco Democrat antf chairman of the House appropriations committee, were presented as a starting point for preparing new approbation bills.

One carried appropriations totaling $509,924,000, including transfers, for various state functions paid the basic general fund or other funds that get most of their money from the general fund. The other carrier appropriations' totaling 5193,643,000 from other state funds, such as the motor vehicle, park and nursery Inspection funds. Appropriations from the general fund and other funds were interspersed at the regular session hi the omnibus supplemental appropriation bills. Since the general fund is the one that is out of balance, Olson's plan was to handle the two bills separately. The bill carrying appropriations from other funds probably could be passed with little dlfliculty, Olson said.

It could be handled quickly and sent to the governor while the lawmakers were Reappear Hoppers still fighting ever (he appropriations from the financially embarrassed general Pasco Democrat said. The numerous tax-raising bills, introduced to balance the spending program Included the governor's proposed four percent corporation franchise tax. It was again presented by Robert Pord, Bremerton Democrat, who sponsored It at the regular session. It passed the House and was killed In the Senate. Two Seattle Republicans, B.

Roy Anderson and George V. Powell introduced a series of measures to extend the three percent sales tax to personal services, such as barber or beauty shops and hotels; add another five percent tax on wholesale and retail sales of liquor by the state liquor control board; put a one percent tax on real estate transactions; boost the business and occupation tax from one- quarter to three-eighths of one percent of gross Income; and Increase the retail sales tax from three to percent. They were all tossed in with the Monday seeking to enjoin the dousing' authority and city from proceeding with construction of a low-rent housing project adjacent to the Park Hill cemetery on McLoughlin heights. Charging that construction of the project would interrupt the solemnity of the burial ground, the plaintiffs are Louis C. Cook, Cora P.

Ray, Carl Huber and Bert Bauersachs. Transfer Newsman OLVMPIA, March Hurt, formerly with the Seattle bureau of Associated Press, has become an AP correspondent in Olympia. He replaces Ed Dakin, called Into active duty with the navy, and will I work with LeRoy HIttle, Olympia bureau manager. Idea the legislators could scrap over which ones would best meet the of balancing the budget. A new one was introduced by Z.

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