lTho Start man. Salem. Oregon. Tuos day May 1947
Gilmore Gains
Pulitzer Prize
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-NEW YORK. May S JP)- Eddy
Gilmore, Associated Press foreign
correFpendent who is chief of the
Moscow bureau, won one of the
eight annual Pulitzer journalism
prizes announced today the
award for distinguished telegra
phic reporting in international affairs.'
" The gold medal for "the most
disinterested and meritorious pub
lic service rendered by an American-
newspaper -during .1946
went to the Baltimore Sun for
a series of articles by Howard M.
Norton dealing with the admin
istration of unemployment com
pensation.
No prize was given for a play.
The prize for a distipguished
novel went to "All the King's
Men." written by Robert Penn
Warren.
Vaughn . Shoemaker, Chicago
Dally News cartoonist, won the
award for cartoonist's work.
The prize for news photogra
phy went to Arnold Hardy, Geor
gia Tech student and amateur
p photographer whose dramatic pic
ture of a woman leaping to death
in the winecoff hotel fire in At
lanta last December was purchas
ed and distributed by the Asso
ciated Press.
Giimore's award was given for
"a distinguished example of tele
graphic reporting on international
affairs published in daily news
papers in the United blates as
exemplified in "his correspond
ence from Moscow in 1848.
Boy Scouts Find Damage Slight,
Season Early at Camp Pioneer
In line with other early season signs, the cascade area council
Boy Scout Camp Pioneer at the; foot of Mt Jefferson will be acces
sible to campers a month earner uus year tnan last ,a group 01 local
scout officials, who visited the camp Sunday, said Monday.
Gardner Knapp, council
State Welfare
Checks Mailed
PORTLAND. May S-Wr-Ore-gon's
30,000 pension, blind aid and
dependent children welfare checks
for May were mailed yesterday,
the state public welfare comrrus
sion reported. -
Miss Loa Howard., commission
administrator, said the assistance
of Senator Cordon (R-Ore) was a
"great help" in tarring the federal
social security administration air
mail the federal government's
funds to the1 state commission.
Delay cf congressional approva
of a deficiency appropriation bill
had held up the federal alloca
tion and postponed mailing of
checks- to Oregon persons..
camp
chairman, led the party; which in-!
eluded Lyle Leighton, scout exec-j
utive; Edward Knapp, i Salem
scout, Milton St- John, Gervais
senior scout; Ronald Bussutil, na
tive of Cairo, Egypt, who is vis
iting here, and S.T. More, De
troit area U5. forest ranger .and
camping chairman of Marion
scout district. .
The party went by auto to with
in two miles of camp, Knapp said.
Last year this point could not be
reached because of snow until
mid-June. They found snow and
ice covering only about half of the
camp's Pine lake. Knapp esti
mated winter damage to the camp
as negligible. .
Water level of the lake was
found to have raised about two
feet during the winter because of
a dam built there last summer.
Because of the early spring dry-
spell, Knapp said the mosquito
problem would be more easily
controlled.
Already 450 scouts from 27
troops have signed up for camp,
which opens July 7, Leighton said.
However, camp-site space still re
mains for 13 more troops or, 250
scouts,' he added. He indicated
that in early June, council scout
parties would be sent to the camp
to ready it for summer camping.
Jobless Pay
Clusters' FaU:
To Keep Funds
Workers suspected of "chisel
ing" in connection with benefit
claims have repaid to the Oregon
Unemployment C o m yp e nsation
Commission $75,887, or well over
half of the $140,135 in over-pay
ments set, up in the past nine
years, buas uaiser, commission
administrator, reported here Mon
day.
Of the total more than $50,000
was collected by the commission
on pre-war claims while about
$19,000 alreday has been returned
by those laid off since the end, of
the war. . . . ,
Figures do not include veter
ans readjustment allowances, ac
cording to Gaiser. -- ..
Mass Move Fails
In Phone Strike
PORTLAND, Ore, May 5 -JP-
Police patrols were redoubled to
day at 11 telephone buildings here
but Police Chief L. V, Jenkins said
a rumored mass "back to work"
movement did not materialize and
picketing by striking workers was
orderly.
C M. Bixler, president of the
United Telephone 'Employes of
Oregon, reported a half-dozen "old
timers" on the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph company's payrolls
passed through the pickets. He ex
plained the older workers were
afraid they would jeopardize their
seniority rights if absent from
work over 30 days.
B-B'8 BREAK WINDOWS
S. F. Hendrickson reported to
baiem police Monday evening
that several windows of his house
at 1125 N. 15th sU had been brok
en by boys shooting B-B guns.
700 Eligible
To Retire in
State in July
Between 700 and 1,000 persons
employed by the state and its po
litical subdivisions subject to
the state public employes retire
ment act will be eligible to re
tire July 1, officials , estimated
Monday.
Included in the retirement sys
tem is the state of Oregon, school
districts and all counties and ci
ties " that have elected to come
under the retirement law.
Any member of the retirement
system? : other than a police offi
cer, or fireman, who on July X
is 65 years old or older becomes
eligible for retirement and must
be retired on December 31 of this
year, unless the retirement board
and employer mutually agree that
retention of any over-age employe
is in the public interest.
The attorney general has held
that requests for retention of ov
er-age state employes must come,
from the governor. County courts
mar file applications ior me
counties.
ENDS TODAY! (Toes.) Leo Gorcey "Hard-Boiled
Mahoney" - - Co-Hit! Kay Francis "Wife Wanted"
Phone 3467 Matinee Daily From 1 P. M.
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Garden Qub
Slates Slides
Pictures of roses in their na
tural colors and a talk on "Plant
Resistance to Pests", are planned
for the Thursday meeting of the
Salem Men's Garden club at the
YMCA, President : Mark Taylor
said Monday.
.The rose slides will be shown
by the Rev. Earl W. Benbow of
Dallas, a recognized authority on
rose culture.
Roy Miller, Portland manufac
turer ; of insecticides and fungi
cides, will discuss plant pests and
their control. A former county
agent of Josephine county and
later director of agriculture with
the University of Idaho, southern
branch, he has been engaged in
the manufacture of insecticides
and fungicides in Portland since
1920.
PLUS! Air-Man Fox News Flashes!
Industry Union Aid
Called for Lumber
PORTLAND. Ore, May 5-(P)
Frank R. Creedon, national nous
ing expediter, told 45 leaders of
the Pacific northwest pine and
fir lumber industry here today
that price reductions must be
made in lumber to prevent a col
lapse of the construction boom.
Creedon and his deputy. Robed
Johnson; later spoke to leaders of
the AFL and CIO lumber work.
rs' unions and said they must help
increase production.
ALEMAN REVIEWS TROOrS
WEST POINT, N. Y May 51JP)
Standing in a driving rain. Pre
sident Miguel Aleman of Mexico
reviewed the U, S. military acad
emy's 2,000-man cadet corps to
day after toasting the grey-clad
battalions "in whose hands des
tiny had' placed (he imperative
necessity of bolstering collective
security." .;
OPENS :45 P. M.
. ENDS TODAY! (TUES.)
; Humphrey Begart
THE BIG SLEEP"
, ' r Randolph Scott '
"Home Sweet Homicide"
TOMORROW!
Gary Cooper .
Cloak aiid Dagger"
- Sonja Henle
ITS A PLEASURE"
v OPENS :45 P. M.
ENDS. TODAY! (Tnes.)
' Joan Bennett -
-Woman in the Window
Buster Crabbe
- Outlaw of the Plains"
West Salem Couple
Incur Injuries in
j Sunday Car Wreck
An automobile crash just out
side the south Salem city limits
on Commercial street Sunday
hospitalized Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Barlow of 1456 Franklin St., West
Salem.
Barlow, in serious but not crit
ical condition, incurred a frac
tured pelvis and a head injury,
while his wife suffered a scalp
laceration, officials at Salem Gen
eral hospital said.
Irwin S. Boulter, 947 Garnet st.,
driver ot the other car involved,
was going west on Ratcliff drive
when the collision with Barlow's
car, going south, occurred, accord
ing to state police reports.
Police said that - Barlow's car
was lying on its top in the center
of the highway when they arriv
ed at the scene. The Salem first
aid car and Salem Deaconess hos
pital ambulance were called.
Court Allows
Evidence Grab
WASHINGTON, May 5-P)
The supreme court, in a sharp 5
to 4 solit. held today that officers
searching an arrested man's home
for instruments of a crime may
seize evidence to convict him of
an entirely different crime if they
happen to find it
The majority, for-whom Chief
Justice Vinson spoke, held that
the search was Justified as an in
cident to the man's arrest, that the
Stamp to Help
Cherry Event
Promotion of the Salem cherry
festival will' be. furthered by or
namental stamps with a design
appropriate to the cherry theme,
it was decided Monday by the
board of directors of the festival
association.
This summer's revival of the
formerly popular cherry celebra
tion is scheduled for July 17-18-19.
It is to include numerous en
tertainment features and displays
promoting Salem Industries.
Festival board members , will
meet Friday noon at the Marion
hotel to discuss their plans.
Oregon Eagles
Plan Conclave
Here in June
Salem is site for the Fraternal
Order of Eagles annual state con
vention June 2S-27-23 and plans
are already underway here to
stage the affair, Emory Sanders,
Willamette aerie president, said
Monday.
Announcement of the conven
tion came to the Eagles' district
meet here Sunday from the state
officers' session at Medford. It
climaxed a weekend of Eagle ac
tivities for approximately 500 del
egates and auxiliary members
from Salem and surrounding
aeries.
Sunday morning the cup for the
best ladies' drill team went to the
Sheridan unit, lone drill team
contestant. In the afternoon Ash
ley Greene. Portland aerie mem
ber and attorney, addressed the
business session on the Eagles'
participation in youth guidance
programs.
Wednesday night a special
meeting on the convention pro
gram will be held at the ' local
lodge under the leadership of
Chet Law son, convention commit
tee chairman, Sanders said.
EGO PRICE AID CONTINUES
WASHING TON, May S-iP)
The agriculture department an
nounced today that It will con
tinue to support producer prices of
eggs in the midwest at 35 cents
a dozen during June. This support
price has been in effect since
April 1.
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In Walt Disney's
Three'Caballeros'
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... Tim nolt
"AVENGING RIDER"
Ends Today! Opens
Incrld Bergman
"Bag In Heoren"
Kobert SUnUs
"The Gent Mlsbehareft"
Starts Tomorrow!
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The Iloosier Hotshots '
THJtOW A SADDLE ON A
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cident to the man's arrest, tnai tne -r c?
evidence actually found showed JLeglOn lO ODOIlSOr
a crime being committed in the -, , - n1 1 -
presence of the officers, and that MOUCl I'lane UllD
it was immaterial that this evi
dence was unrelated to the ar
rest. '
The dissenters contended that
the ruling destroys the protection
of
the search and seizure provi- yeari and plder
Capital post 9, American Legion
voted Monday night to sponsor the
Salem Model Airplane club, an or
ganization of 30 to 40 boys, 12
sions of the constitution for any
person arrested at his home, and
offers "serious threats to basic
liberties." Dissenting were Just-1
ices Frankfurter, Murphy, Jack
son, and Rutledge.
Salem High Girls
Glee "Qub Slates
Concert Tonight
The high school Girls Glee clubs
and choir under the direction of
Lena . Belle Tartar will sing a
concert at the school auditorium
tonight at 8:15 (instead of Sunday
as inadvertent! stated previous
ly).
Accompanists are Virginia Ben-
ner, Jodelle Parker and. Beverly
Gustafson.
Glory to God in th Highest Perfoteal
rrans
Further nominations for officers
to be elected May 19, include can
didates for the building commit
tee, Walter Kirk and Ike Bacon;
executive committee, Ray Bassett,
George Edwards, Jack Edwards,
Jack Cutler, John Tussell, Don
Madison; delegates and alternates
to the state convention, Douglas
McKay, Reginald S. Williams; and
Don A p person; cemetery commit
tee, Ike Bacon.
TURKEY THANKS FRIEND
' ISTANBUL. Turkey, May 5-j!p)
Pres. Ismet Inonu declared today
that Turkey fully understood the
"profound meaning of the friend-
ship" expressed in the visit to
Istanbul of American naval ves
sels and sent the thanks of Turkey
to tne united states. .
DIAMOND MAT BB SOLD !
WASHINGTON, May
special provision In the will of
Mrs. Evalyn Walsh McLean will
permit sale of her Jewel collection,
including the famed Hope, dia
mond, if funds are needed to pro
vide for her granddaughter, 4-year-old
Mamie Spears Reynolds,
until she reaches 25. J
PRICE CUT HALTED
SEATTLE. May Fifty
orie Madison Park district mer
chants who cut prices 10 per tent
April 28 decided today to resume
normal markups Thursday, i H.
Sherwood Atlas, president of the
Madison Park Business associa
tion, said.
Krug Defends
Budget Needs
WASHINGTON. May 5 -4X)
Secretary of the Interior Krug
told a senate appropriations com
mittee today that house cuts in
his department's budget would
mean postponement of the devel
opment of more than 1,300,000
acres of irrigated land and 350,
000 kilowatts of hydro-electric
power.
He disputed a statement of the
house appropriations committee
that the reclamation bureau will
have a carryover of $85,828,000
in unexpended funds from pre
vious appropriations.
Of that amount, he said, the
bureau will owe about $33,951,
000 in unpaid, bills by the end of
this fiscal year, and another $7,
143,000 was earmarked by con
gress for specific projects.
FARI2ERS IIISORAIICE GROUP
Anlo - Track - Fire
The recently announced - rate in
creases do NOT affect our LOW
RATES on Automobile Insurance.
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PARAGUAYANS USE BOMBS
ASCUNCION. Paraguay. May 5
(Jpy- A Paraguayan governmental
communique said tonight that
Loyalist planes had "successfully
bombed" military objectives. Five
insurgents were captured by gov
ernment patrols.
Wire, Outlets, Boxes, Switches, Receptacles,
Service Panels and Complete Line ot House
Wiring Materials Now Available. Five Percent
Discount to Veterans Until Mar 10th. Sale of
Switch Boxes, Receptacles and Panels Limited.
UALTOII-BnOUII ELECTOR CO.
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Dedication i German text)
Hail. O Star
Soldier's Chorus from "Faust
-Grieg
-Gounod
Choir
Piano Solo. Polonaise .MacDowell
Beverly Gustafson
Singing to My Love Juitis
In Joseph's Garden Dickinson
Gypsy Love Song Herbert
Grandma Sachs
..Edwards
Period Club
By the Bend of the River
Pine Tree by the Wood
. , , Polish Folk Song
Small Ensemble
On Wins of Song Mendelssohn
The Ploer from Over the Way
.. Brahe
Trees . Rasbach
The Cuckoo Clock Czech Folk Song
, A&arjorie Tucker. Soprano
' Period Club
Student Specialties
Gonna Join Spiritual
Tramp. Trantp, Tramp .Herbert
One Alone . Romberg
Ronald Sheets. Tenor
Robin Goodfeliow ....Macrrren
March of the Musketeers Frlml
Salem High School Choir
Cantata. Spring Cometh Kountz
Combined Girts Glee Clubs
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Comedy and Feature
"LITTLE MISS BIG"
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LASTING RESULTS ARE OBTAINED WITH
MILD, SHORT INITIAL TREATMENT
No loorer most you or some f-xaO- saember be '
chaioea to tbe destractioa of excesMve drioluag,
Science reports that alcoholism is a disease that i
will mpood to tbe correct treatmeat like aaf !
. other disease. Our clinical records prove this :
- to be the case. Lasting results have tics
ohtatned through our a-Ud, s-fe but elective ;
treabnenc Why delay aay looger? Scad for our j
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TRAIN WRECK KILLS If
BRISBANE, Australia, May 5.-CP-Bescue
parties working by the
light of flares cut their way to
night Lute the wreckage of an ex
cursion tram in which at least 16
holiday seekers were killed. In
Australia's worst railroad accident
tn 21 years.
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UBIIE ILaBricafiioiis
Daring Llonlh ol Hay
Yea. we hare decided to carry oft another month
Onr Specid THEE $1.50 LUBE
because- wo want orory Salem auto owner to come la
and get acquainted and see the typo of service wo do.
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PRESCRIPTION
PRICES
FACED by serio-s Illness,
the prfc of a prescribed
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ing-redieots, cocapauiKied by
the most depeodibie sources
Yet it is re-ssuring to koow
thst st this Prescription
Pharmacy, endorsed by
leaders ia tbe local medical
profession, yonr- prescrip
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than yon would pay else,
where. So why not cent
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