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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 15, 1932)
a The OREGON STATE521AH, Saleo, Oreyon, Friday Morning, Jnly 15, 1932 mwm- s cm FBI SsrvlC3 Dating to 1924 is ; Rscognized by Civil r ". StrYlcs Board - " nolding that Fireman John A. : Olson's membership, la the city ; ' fire department dated back to 1924 when , be first joined. the elvll service commission yester day ordered reinstatement ot Ol son. - Tie" order, came following L two : meetings yesterday ct the r commission. 1 j - r Wtiin hearing on :u, .matter tu held Wednesday night com .. . . missloners Indicated there would : he no decision until both sides had submitted briefs, so la rtew of this the decision bo early was r nnerpeeted. K ". ;' Under the order of the eom- , U mission entered , yesterday, 5 Ol i eon's pay Is retroactive to July C, w&ea he was removed, by Chief ITatton who considered Olson was the newest man.. a the force and therefor automatically went out when a number had to be dis missed In keeping with the econ t my prorrtm. The chief held that ,: Olson had been a .member of the . . department since Jane, 19 SI, but Olson hold . that, ha had been. on ' the force since 1924, and return d 'la June, 1131,, after . a slx j months leave of absence ' ;. i . Fact that Olson, when : he re , turned a year ago, was putback , upon the same salary basis which i ha held when he left six months 1 before. Is said to hare weighed heavily with the commission -in 1 determining its order, which : holds that Olson was also auto matically placed Into the service r by ther civil service act of Jane ?. ; With Olson" replaced, there Is already conjecture as to who will f go under the axe next, as appro ; priations for the fire department make It Imperative that only the number of men on before Olson was reinstated b on the payrolL . Chairman Paul Johnson of the Vt. commission said thaQbody will I have nothing to .dfr 4 with vthat ; ; matter, and ' Chairman W. H. I Dancy of the council's fire com- mlttee Indicated last night that hiring and dismissing Is almost I Mickey ; Mouse I M 6AR0ETJ SEED ! notes 'I FOUND PRODUCTIVE 1 Everything is all setj-next Sat urday, Jnly 23, we're going to have the breakfast party on the Courthouse lawn. : -i f We'll have-a "broadcasting out fit, so that youll be able to hear the program ' that " is l being ar ranged. : ;: ; ':-: -" ' iyl' . - ' ' M.M.C. ij - ! But this Saturday tier's also the-regular weekly good time In store for you. ' Swell program, with a show suitable for Mickey Mice Million Dollar Legs" a stery of an Olympic runner whose legs are valued at one million dol lars. ' -VT---. The pictures that were taken at the playgrounds will be on display tomorrow in front or the theatre. and if there's a ring around your picture you get in the show free. : ; . M.M.C. s f The bicycle in the contest .was : won by Steven Kerber. Congrat ulations Steven. , .- 4 . . -:-:'": M.M.C. : . ';r ' - Uncle Churchmouse says "Most fellers don't wake up f find them selves famous; they usually dream they are famous an' wake up. , . i ' Cora Edgell has Just returned i from a week's vacation at the beach. . 1 ;..: TK,: r M.M.C. :i Please let Chief Minnie Mouse ,; Ella know when you change your address, because you never know when she might send yon some thing ot Interest. ;vS'-. M.M.C. 4 , Isn't the new serial, swell. ' Chapter two tomorrow. ; , ' M.M.C..? . " ;' , '. . There surely was some crowd last Saturday, and the way they clapped for Joan Frigaard, and Lyle Heckinger I thought the house was; going to-' fall down. They were encored twice and had to take a half dozen tows before they could.' quiet J thee .Mice. It seemed everybody , wsr a big hit Saturday. The others were "Deb" Anderson (and wotta tap dan cer;, Bobby Krechter (and can ne. sing), Evangeline- MUlard, (took the house like a storm), and Phyllla Selander, from Bar bara Barnes School of dance, (who showed something new In the way of acrobatf inrini and the Mickey Mouse orchostra. w , M.M.C., -... So Long . - , ZOLLIE. Too Late to Ciassiiy ora and roonvdoubl. and 1n1 HOME OP 25c TALKIES ' .- A Borne Owned Theatre I - LAST Tncai TODAY 1 Tonig&t 7a Present On tlte Stase i- co?,ir.iuNimr ' VAUDETI1 .Three rixes, $3. 4fc5 ad fi , vandevme Starts P. 1L m 4J . .OW Whv - . I V Also Onr Cans Comedy, ' CHOO CHOO , - v Mickey Mouse Comedy, News and ma-TIn-Tla in Q ' "The U-htnlas Yr&rttot : UtasxB ITflf. TTXKB eacreVis out, as . well as i I - the explanation why news- paper men were not invited. The cicala Sunday "under I the shade of spreading eaks- - near Malalla Is to be given by State Treasurer and Mrs. Ruius C Holmaa ... tor members of ! the treasurer's off lee. certain ; state I officials and oilhers aronnd ithe capitoL J - f Natnralljr since members of the pre-n gallery write for dif ferent papers . over the state, and ' these papers nave bees tensed repeatedly the . "sub- aidised press, they coaldat be invited. No not soar grapfes -Just a simple statement of Interesting news. Dolmans are reputed good bests and the tn vited guests will nave a good tune - Y'-' ' Bat thanks just the sure, Un cus, 'the newspapermen couldn't go anyhow,, since ' another big event, staged annually, and long in the making -likewise takes place Sunday. The picnic of the women's press club at Riverdale. I And from past , experience, these arrairs are really the real staff. I entirely in the hands of Cllef Hutton. "It la the policy of the com mittee to leave such matters up to the chief, inasmuch as ; held : him responsible for opera tion of the department , Dancy said, adding "If we attempted to dictate such matter It would I seem a matter of politics, so! wo have left it . In Chief Hutton's hands." Dancy said he did not know I who the man of shortest service Ib, and Chief Hutton could not be reached last night for the infor mation. I None of the firemen oa duty seemed to know on whose head it would be plausible to ex pect tho economy axe would ; fall now. ; !';;. ; ' ; . Reports of tne check-up on garden seeds given away early this spring are excellent, accord ing to Miss Thorn Boesen, local secretary ot the Red Cross. With a very tew exceptions the gardens hare been productive, the produce being used both for - immediate use and canning. Altogether 308 packages containing seeds ot mest common vegetables were dlstrlhu ted. , Each package provided seed tor a good sized garden. H Fewer applications for work and aid have been received at the Red Cross during Jane and July, is the report.; May, was one jot the heaviest months ever experi enced. It is believed that if the present weatner conditions con tinue and with the coming lull in irnit work, more applications will be received. t , CLUB TO PICNIC KINGWOOD. July 14 Mem- bers 5 of the Book and Thimble club are reminded that the an nual picnic will be held Friday nignt. july is at the home lot jars. k. w. St. Pierre. All mem. bers are expected to bring contrl- outions to a covered dish supper. rue 1 mh wnasn. nwtoUic taM, MUut Mh Btu- itlthPfc - -- Fsf'jES DiaMotra SOU) ST PSDGGISIS STJITW- A FORTUNE . . in fan . frolic . . . and foolishness a king's ransom in gaps and gig gles . . a million dollars ; in laughs . , , and not two . bits in sense ... in this brainstorm of g o o f e r dust and frog fun! A Picture cf Scptr-Lcazhs! IUopstckia's Eowiegged Peddle Jcnpera Yla Olympic Gaines! Grand Stands in II rst erica 84 Goat Gland Athletes Grin and Stumble into Giddy Victory! . - STARTS v TODAY 0 v i"4' - '41 T it - mm-- . 1 . . TnovzSi this weather docsat feel nmcht like pieties,, there . are ethers fa tbe making. One waa planned yesterday tor tb much ; beard y of " Mforrottea ' ; maa. It seems come trasban&s have eeem left oat of picaio in ' vitatlona. so a arotm of attract ive young women are planning to take i care of mas nusrer- tone. - And while picnics appear to be (a the. mala news ' and interest around the capital this week, the rest of the state" and Salem is still bearing a lot about the mer ger i petition boas la Portland July 4. And the people will no doubt bo hearing a lot about that antfl the November election and perhaps longer. . ; t'-. The latest development to m s eontroTersr be-. twee Mr. Gets of Corvallia and the' district attorney's of rice ta .Peruana. On toe other band Iienrv Zorn. near Salem la dissatisfied with the Port- Jaad , leaders ; of - the r merger, ' and from the way be talks still thinks there ' was a robbery. Uliat a fine mess! All this surely must make op- I ponents of the merger feel just a little more cheerful. The quickest way to lose a battle Is to have dlssensloa breaking - out ' within the ranks. But the state is still waiting for the truth behind the hoax, and until it gets further publicity: will be of Jne avail tor the proponents of the college consolidation. "You cant tool all the people all the time," Lincoln once said. News dispatches state Sen ator HcNary was presented with a fine tray as a eift from his colleagues. What a timely gift, with the repeal of the 18th amendment a probability. Trays now appear to be m far-, orlte bridge prizewe won a beauty once which must be , some kind of an omen. Brigadier-General Thomas ' XL Rllea.ls back In Washington. D. C, in attendance at some- Nation- 1 al Guard affair. With RIlea gone east- and General George A. White and Colonel Ray Olson at Fort Lewis, the National Guard 1 ornees here are more aulet. But those in command say everything is unaer control. . Being 'only a newspaper man" may come la for a lot of wisecracks, at the state editor ial association gridiron ban quet tonight. AD the newspa permen in the state who can Possibly get there will be at the hlg dinner starting' at 0:30 in the Multnomah hotel. The remark -was made officially in tbe Oregon capitol several weeks ago, ae aU roe, v Newspapermen and meats will long remember the gridiron ban- quet at Salem last year when the state editorial association met here. Hal E. Hoss waa chairman of that event, and it was a real party. Walter May of the Oregon ian will be chairman of the din ner tonlgbt, and a lively program has been announced. ; : . mm ADDED News Snapshot Souvenir . ' Comedy A -Great Bliowf , : J If IM f 11 IIS SElIS DILLS F03 IICEOE FEES Bills will be sent out by the I secretary of state da. an 'effort ta collect at .least a part of ITS.900 said to be due the state from contract haulers la an paid license fees.-Thla-waa-anaonaeel at the. state department Thara- ' The amount due the state was dsteralned recently by. Secretary Hose following -an audit of the contract hauler's accounts. The audit was referred to the attor ney general, :-x- r?r - . tho anpaid license fees were deelsred to have resulted from salt filed la Jaly list, by the Portland vaa eV Btoracs company and others, attacking the con stitutionality of. the law Impos ing additional license fees : oa motor Tehieles operating as con tract : haulers. temporary re straining order was issued Marek IT. 19S 9. The state later de- marred to the complaint with the result that the demurrer was sustained la the meantime : the license tees were not collected. i Boss declare! Thursday that some of the contract haulers had alleged . that they had ftot -operated daring- the time la which the restraining order waa in -ef fect, while others had expressed a wuungness to pay the amount of the claims.' . . ' The audit : was made by the state department under Hoss su pervision. i rap AttttUttd Etijt GsiIii x"" r -jm at r TLYING AT Mdhui. Tone in Associated Spotlight, 1 90-mlnute radio extxarsioxa, every Satorday, 8 JO p jn. K.TI CGO-KGW-KLOMO-KHQ ASSOCIATED OIL COMrANV The Gall BoarH By OUVE M. DOAK - , , ELSXXOXUS - e TodM Jack OakW.ln Mm- loa Dollar Igs.- .-7, rl .-,; nOIXTWOOD Today Buck Jones la .The ; righting Sheriff.0. .. , - GRAND Tadv Tim . McCov "in "Fighting rooL" - te f i 1 Boy Scout Camp, 5 t Getting Started J-:--- .. - . i From 3S to II boys are sow la camp aeax Mehama at the annual summer ' camp conducted by . the local Bor Scout organisation and ga enrollment of 10 boys Is expect ed by next weekO. P. West. Cas cade Area scout executive, report ed while la the city tor a short time this week. The lads are hav ing a groat time ta a diversified program of recreational activities. The cams Is being conducted in three -one-week; periods, some of the boys planning to stay through the entire -three-week . period which win end July II. The charge tor the camp is SI a week a boy, two weeks being charged at til.-'. ... . . ?KAfa?:- perftmance, T Wr7 ' i M' imm p era ran Sim Ed m vpjj mvl- TEIERFS a aver gasoline. It Is Asso- "FLYING A" works ijuietlj. It has dated "FLYING thc resnlt of idenrictlly the same octane stabilirr 4 cxclntive dcTcIopmcna Yooll notice the difference. That smooth, zooming response which j6a feel with TLYING A in the tank is a new sensation. It is aeroplane per formance In your car. Something new. Something youll like ! 1 f Aeroplane performance in your car. Only the vital Tbesrt-cxt" from select ed gasoline crudes coold produce this gasoline. In every gallon gallon of vital raloa. Uo f mcriAAa thar work for tool with TT g.o.p.ci;mii First band deserlptTba at the re publican national convention was given to the Salem Lions dab Thursday noon by lHas Ansae Phillips, secretary to Hal IS. Boss, secretary of state. - " : KUa Pinilps J described inter estingly, the trip with thedelefa- tfoa to. Chicago, the conventloa hall which seated 19.0 90 firing the members a very, good . idea how the dslecateewere seated and what transpired. She told of see ing Floyd ' Gibbons; Will - Rogers snd other men nationally known. i Miss Phillips stated that the convention opened -on Flag' day and she described the tribute to the nag -by .the- 21,111 -present. She stated that the convention was a Hoover convention .from ' the very start there being ne doubt st any time but that President Hoover would be nominated, ltiss Phillips was strong in her praise tor the Chicago ettisens commit tee which handled the conventloa. While la Chicago ltiss Phillips at tended the National convention of the Zonta elub.r " - - i George Hessmaa furnished see-. oral number oa his aecordiaa for the Lions -daring their: luncheon. O. D. Olson, first vice president of the clab presided la 'the absence of the president v. B Newmyer. Who Is attending the state' Lions convention at Klamath Falls. equal to finest aviation gasolines in octane stability la refining, rtqnlred In aviation ed anti-knock performance no matter . l j Octant $uhiUtyostmlnt& and- , how hard or fast you drivel It's octane t - knock performance no matter how " stability that, counts! Not only higlr hard or fast you drive. -'':'.'' - numbers. ' . J , T " ; jj. .f & ; Hours and hours of driving in cars gwoline fractions retainedV like yours proved the superiority of EfvifractimMthz prvcrss, to auure "FLYING A. Actual road perform- Starring Hck-up, Power, Speed and . ance-cot alone laboratory tests, Mlleagej not fast one alone. v : ;i ' ' Try if, as we did, on the road. Your 4 ' Obnatkally correct, in accord with there s a full waste. Only fmiling Associated 3 uaKnm iwuonr . 1 - - owaaaw-nwwea .-:' '- ' - I fii FUDEHGB Toa, additional Jurors - were drawn yesterday br County Clerk Koyer and Sheriff Oscay Bower. the added names being neeaea oa the panel to handle the f oar mur der cases set tor the Jaly term of court. There are now IS men and womea la the conaty drawa for this term of, court. The trial of Dupree roe. nrn 01 ue aiierea stayers ot Night Watchmaa. Iver son et Ellrertoa, starts next Wed nesday. Jaron drawn yesterday were: - -' : r ' - - John XL Laatermaa, Calem No. II. hotel: Uargaret Uartia. Aums- rfUe, housewife; Laura XT. Hold er, Roeedale, housewife;! WlUlam T. Hogg, Scotta If Ills, farmer; Ri ta Wolfe, Salem, No. I, housewife: Vary C Wells, - Salem. fNo.- - 22. housewife; . Joseph Berat, . West lit. AageC farmer; C D. Oppen, Salem, No. 19, mechanlS; Clar ence W. Stacey. Liherty, fur breeder; Lewis CV Brandt, North Suvertoa, farmer. 7 ' RoadJpb$ ior- V : llaijqn County Road construction work for Marlon county is now employing about 291 men a day, Frank Johnson, roadmaster, ostlmatea. Four mala, jobs are now r under green and cream TLYING A" pump. gstolmrt. Sostain- i Service - weather tcmperatures vwhere and you at me rco, wnca you puy mm - 1" mr w - war and the erewa will bo ben '' busy ea the present projects and. 1 others until well Into September.) Grading work will probably be -finished . then while rockinz of the roads will continue through' out October. : Johnson said Iff men and teams were employed at $1 daily i whso II te 11 day laborers were being employed at f I a day. The . majority ox ta workers are -farmers who supplement -their' farm income by the road work.. The four projects now' under con- , struetlon are: kfarket road eight ' aear Donald, twe miles on the ! SUvSrton-EUver Creek road near I the North Falls, three miles oa ' the.Rlehey- market road, allghtly moro thaa one mil from the hot-: torn of Jlnkeay till to the end ef ; the nine-foot tonnty pavement r i-NE3-BlI)O0tOaW6 NVMAN ORAMX Yialitiiui 'm EST HB KNEW NO FEAA X HO kWtf is. 1 mm m -- - . . t LINE - 1 j m - 1 j i ' 1.4 A "t II 1 MAKES AIRWAYS OUT OF HIGHWAY ;-