Girl, 13
Weds
1 The Stateamam. Salem. Oregon. Saturday, Juno 7, 1917
Two Appointed to
Engineers Board
Gov. Earl SneTr Friday appoint
ed John N. Butler, U. S. bureau
of mines, Albany, and Arnold I
Henny, engineer corps, Port
land, members of the state board
of engineering examiners.: Butler
will represent mining engineers
and Henny civil engineers.
John Cunningham of John w.
Cunningham , and. Associates,
Portland, was reappointed. Henny
succeeds Ben E. Torpen, Portland,
and Butler succeeds P. H. Hlnes,
Portland.
74-Year-Old
Man in Chico
100 to Testify
Against Jap
tamnl4
oreman
CHICO. CaUf, June 6HVMr.
and Mr Leonard Longmire, Chico
newhrweds. said today they
weren't going to let the difference
in their ages make any difference
In their marital happiness.
The. bride Is 13. The groom is
74.
They were married last Tues
day at Beno by District Judge
William McKnighL- The bride,
the former June f logan, said she
cave her age as, 18 at the cere
mony. Chico school records carry
ber tirthfiate as June 21, 1933.
Lonrmire. a farm laborer tem
porarily unemployed, said he was
born in 1873 at Uiaon, soiano
county. He and bis bride are liv
ing in Chico auto court.
The couple aaid they had known
each other about a year before
deciding on marriage, Mrs. Long
mire aaid her parent were "very
happy about It all."
CAE. BITS CRASH
A car driven by Edward C.
V.rdm of 1250 N. 16th St., and
n Oregon Motor Stages city bus
driven by F. M. Stewart of 1175
Market ft-, cotiided at Summer
and Belmont streets at about 425
pm. Friday, city police report.
They aaid the car struck the rear
of the bus, which was nearly
through the Intersection.
Unemployment
Drop Slight in
Marion County
.LOS . ANGELES, June t-U?r
More than 100 former service
men, scattered throughout the
country, will be available to tes
tify at the treason trial of Tomoya
Kawakita, 26, American-born
Japanese accused of mistreating
Americans while a foreman in a
Honshu prison camp, FBI Chief
Richard B. Hood said today.
Kawakita, arrested yesterday
after being spotted in a store by
No Trace Found oil
Missin" Convicts
Police and prison officials ear
ly today, still had found no trace
of Ross ' Leon Seagrave, 23 and
Wayne Robinson, 21, who escaped
from the state penitentiary here
late Wednesday. Both men were
employed as waiters in the
guard's quarters, which are out
side the pnson wau..
Seagrave was serving a nine
months term for automobile theft
in Douglas county and Robinson
a two-year term Tor lorgery in
Jackson county.
Citizenship
Attained hy
24 in County
Twenty-four Marion county
residents reached their goal of
United States citizenship here
Friday when they made their
oaths of allegiance before Cir
cuit Judge E. M. Page.
Page congratulated the new
citizens, whohad come to this
country from six countries. 11
from Canada, two each from Ger-i
many and Switzerland, one each
from England and Italy and seven
from the Philippine. They ha
passed examinations before a
Lamb Predicts
1 TT 1 ipassea ex amine nor
Sustained llighl1-.
a former prisoner of war, will go ll Tnma
before the. grand Jury Wednesday, I? UI HI AIICUIIIC
Police Fire Fails
To Halt Stolen Car
City police late Friday night
shot at the driver of a stolen car
after It had crashed In lo a parked
car on Churth, near Ferry street.
After the collision, police sand
ed their siren and fired after it
was evident that the stolen car
driver did not intend to stop.
The car belongs to Ralph A.
Wilson of route . box 147. Sa
lem, who report J his 1134 ma
roon Ford sedan, license number
228-S84. taken some time after
7:43 p. m. Friday from Ur 700
block of Marion jtreel.
1
Viewers Back .
Kcizcr County
Road Petition
Second reading, and possible
final action, on a virwerr rei
While the rest of the state av
eraged a 69.4 per cent drop in
unemployment compensation pay
ments from May, 146, to May,
Light
sation paid a year ago. ' ,
According to the state unem
ployment compensation commis
sion a total oi ?z,7Z0 was paia
out in benefits from the Salem
office last month as compared
with $45,252 In May year ago.
The number of checks paid out
last month was . 2,878 as com
pared with 2,890 in May of last
S!c?:r Hall
Inicpssdgnce
With Joe Lane & Hii
Oregon PIayBoys
The Valley VTop
Western Band
Sponsored by
American Legion
and his indictment will be asked
by U, S. Attorney James M. Car
ter. II indicted, he will be ar
raigned in federal court the' fol
lowing Monday.
Carter would not divulge names
of the number of witnesses, but
riM-rMsa from eomDen-1 "t. -
led to Kawakita's arrest, is ex
pected to be among them. Bruce
in bis report to federal author!
ties alleged a aeries of indignities
to which prisoners were subjected.
either by Kawakita himself
with his encouragement
Continued high agricultural in
come tor tne nortnwesi. accom
panied by a highly possible short
age of several foods, were pre
dicted Friday by A. F. Lamb, sec
retary-treasurer of Blue Laws
Producers cooperative.
He pointed out to the Salem
Board of Realtors that demand.
group have been
members of the Salem YMCA
citizenship classes conducted by
C. A. Kelts, general secretary.
The new citizens are:
Jacob A. Brsunberger. Anna
Busch, Carlo Ccreghino. Edward
Dickman, W 114 ma Josephine
Knapp, Olga Theresia Person,
Edith Hershfelt. Marie Straub,
William Oliver Radkey. Anna
Sika. Isobelo Apilado. Cuillermo
Canno Ycoy, David Jose Bartol
principally by European people, ome, Moses Marcos Palma, Chris-
Grange Backs
Veterans' allowance payments iT i ,
last month were almost halt of If fci Hf. lfaWPP
WIV? ,
$22,966 was paid to jobless ve Mr r "1
erans. bringing the total, for the I K 16111 QUIll
jtrst live monuis oi isi w
$28,347 as compared with $373,-
368 during a similar period last
year. : - .
Civilian unempioymenx ; pay
ments last month were down from
April's $63,624. The commission
is still high and that supply has
been, somewhat lowered by some
crop failures and poor weather.
The board met for lunch at the
or Marion hotel.
Lamb said that "if the present
buyer's market Is overworked.
we re in for shortages and more
rationing. He expressed confi
dence that stabilization would soon
be attained out of the post-war
corrections now taking place in
business and agriculture.
Because of high quality, the
northwest's products continue in
demand in many other sections
even through dMtreccinn nrl rmn
omu, wic- wuue w-vrr-w i surnluses In Ihnu ara Ijmh Am.
n oi . - rt . - j -j i - r-
Oregon auw orange vuteu ioaay i clared,
to demand a referendum . on the
law passed .by the last legislature
to encourage the Idaho Power
tobal Esteban Tiburcio. Olive
Margery Bradohaw, Wanda Pohl,
Laura Marie SawsUky. Ernest
Middlemiss. Katherine Sangiter,
Mary Elizabeth McCarthy, Willi
Blake Sullivan. Julius Cehrlng.
Mariano Padilla Kodrigues.
said that unemployment checks company to build a $10,000,000
Bus Service Halts
Truman Object
Of Taft Tirade
WASHINGTON, June
Senator Taft (R.-Ohio) lashed
back at President Truman on the
economic battlefront today, blam
ing the Truman administration
for high prices and keynoting a
likely major issue for the 1948
presidential election.
What I object to Is the presl-
Navy Reserve
Members to
Get Drill Pay
Names of members of Salem s
US naval reserve electronics war
fare unit have been submitted lor
assignment to drill pay status.
Comdr. E. A. Meola told the group
at Friday nlsht's meeting.
Meeting night was changed to
8 o'clock Wednesday, as reservists
are to berin "copying traffic" at
the next meeting at building T504,
at the airport and the Seattle navy
station copied from does not oper
ate on Friday.
New equipment moved Into the
navy reserve building Friday in
cludes a 1900 pound safe, seven
typewriters and a sull-plrture pro
jector.
Equipment of the feral navy
unit could be used to send and re
ceive messages on amateur (ham)
band if a licensed ham operator
were a-member of the group, Me
ola said.
favoring petition to eetabUsh
Cum mires lane as county road
is slated by the county court for
June 23 at It in. First reading
was made Triday morning before
a urge oeiegsuon or property
owners along the road, in the
Keizer district.
NegotlaUena. are la continue
with owiets oi property which is
desired as right-of-way for the
road. Judge Grant Murphy aaid.
Owners dissatisfied with the re
port may file damage claims
prior to June ZX. but Murray aaM
any da mates which are auwe4
must be met by sponsors of the
chsnee.
The viewers report declared
establishment of the road J un
able for the 24 homes adjoining
IL Five owners hate not given
nght-ol-wsy waivers. The view
er considered that benefits to be
derived by the owners onset the
value of the land te be taken.
although la twe rases Involving
reiocauoa of bufiduvgs it recom
mended cash payments.
Viewers of the area were It. r.
C rant, Lee Ohmart and Id Bp kit.
Car Finn Builds
50,000iii Vehicle
WTLLOW BUJf. Mien. J
f Special l-nding Its first
of car produrtHei ta O-e biwfc.
KaUer-r rarer Corp. rrperied tim
weesi that output ef tbe IUie
and FrsxrT car la May te4a'4
10 11 touts, a r.g-sre Wrs p4
the WiUew Eua firm near de top
among the mUos'i eri mm smie
pendent aulomcti manufartur
Edgar F. Kaiavr. rare p&&4
and general snanager. anrmmred
a new daily nrodurttaw tH eg
StS urvil was aet May 24 m rs-
UUtUng Ce saor.th'a rwwt
The roenpaey la bui-i Its
Ujb09t auUnoUie Oua
Attlce Receives
'Letter Bomb'
mar droo still further In June.
With about 65,000 applicaUons
from over the state for all al
lowances on hand from veterans.
the commission aaid that 1,390
have exhausted their payments
under the GI bill.
OU Tisa
v.F.n.naii
Hoed and Church Sl.
EVERY
SATURDAY. NIGHT
Mtwle by
Waynt, Strahans - '
; Orchestra'
Refre&hmenUKSerred
Dorinf Intermission
Don't Forgat to
' DINE AND DANCE"
at -CLUB TUMBLE DiN"
2 mL N. Albany. Bast Foods
served all are. Txrwrence's
- OrchT' - 5 traces.
In California Cities dent' ritft uik about low
Ui V,lllCB ering price.- Taft said in a state
SACRAMENTO. Calif.. June 1 1 menL "when everv
lr7-nus a rivers disrupted transit
systems of five California cities
today In strikes for higher pay. At
we same time, a new union dis
pute tied up the intracity bua
services of more than a dozen Los
Angeles suburbs.
'The strike dvtnln f..
the "poor quality- of fruit Jar deadlocked wage disputes yester
tops and nibbers, and urged action day. interrupted transport line In
against low-flvina planes which I PhiHm, ri.i. c
I wamAea SJlcilusiiK. UHI M llin I III I
frighten poultry. I San Jose and Stockton .h In Mi'nnn,.M;
Next year's convention will be threatened to soread to Tn I A1 v If XlSSli til 1
held In Astoria, with the biennial I Beach and the Oakland-San Fran-
dam on the Snake river.
During the legislative session,
the grange argued . against the
measure, which authorizes - the
state to take over franchised
power projects only by con
demnatlon. Previously the state
could acquire them after two
years notice.
The 600 delegates condemned
policy of his
administration. has increased
prices and Is still doing so.
"He proposed to veto the law of
supply and demand and avoid the
results of his own policies by oc
casional grumbling at business
men and high prices."
i i
Truman Back
election at that time.
Cisco bay areas.
Tomrjhi
Silverha Arnsry
9 U 12
GLENN WOODRYS
ORCHESTRA ;
14
Admlssiea tie
flas Fed. Tas Urn
Tetal tse
KANSAS CITY. June -VP)
President Truman flew from
Civic Auditorium
Memorial Gains
Favor with Clubs
Most of the two-score organi
zations connected with the Salem
War Memorial association appear
to favor a civic auditorium as the
assorts lion's project, but other
programs sdeh as the long-range
planning commi si son's recommen
dation for a park In West Salera.
also will be considered. It was
declared at a meeting of the me-
Present were e. Burr Miiier. J Coming Grain Shortage
president: Don Ballantync. We I
president; Mrs. Charles A. WASHINGTON. June s-Cf-Sorarue.
second vice president: I Flfty-twa nations were Invited
Dorothy L. Cornelius, secretary: I today to attend a special confer
W. M. Hamilton, chairman of the I ence m Parts July I ta snap ways
building committee, and Allan G. I of meeting the .severe grata
LONDON. June f -V Postal
workers Intercepted today
more deadly letter bosntx
portedly addreaaed ta Prime
Minister AtUee. Winston Church
ill and other present and former
ministers, oc the BriUsn cabinet.
A new bag of mall brought t.
29 the number at explosive let
ters receired here treat Turin la
northern Italy ta a snurder-by-mail
campaign which the Stem
gang. Jewish underground group.
proclaimed aa its prelect. Teats
conducted by noma ocSre exple
tives experts showed that the
bembe would blow a bole ta a
steel plata.
Hungary's Red
Boss Brags
BLUATrST. Jane -tV Itua
garra rsrAlng ronmmitl aa4
vtrtoal Axtatar, Drjnr?y Prenr
Maty as lUkod. boacte4 Uat Ue
romm unlets -pw tm. Xy put
the aetrure c4 the gewrnsnewt
this amirfrrvpsed rauntry
fore the United autsa rowid nsb
its eyes."
This was stlactossl ta rsenre
by lUkost taken today treaa the
official text of a aneern la tba
Mas ef MTX. the ef&clal gerera
sneed am agency.
The apeern, stetivered mm w4
Beaday before a gnsua mi laea
snunist factory esrUn. was sssg
earned aa the Hungarian ism.
wbira fsUed alaa te reprtai Piss.
dent Truman's character! istt
of tbe cassssnsuat cava aa aa
rage,
Nation! Aakrd to DUruas
Old Tine Danco
Waltzes, "Quadrilles, Paul
Jones, 2 and S Steps
t
' Jala the Crowd and
Have a Ooed Time
259 Ccari Sired
Ererjr Satnrday Nlj;ht
V orer Western Auto
''.x": M Music by
PAUL WINSLOWS
GANG
Public Welcome
Bandon to Obtain
Bonneville Power
IIEU O0T0-TILLEQ
JUST RECEIVED LARGE STOCK
HURRY WHILE THEY LAST
Tcnrjuo Iloior
VA N. Ubert Salem, Oceon TeL7001
day for his most Joyous home
coming In many months.
He found bis mother happy and
feeling much better after a grave
PORTLAND. Or. j,,n. a illness. HU old war comrades ex-
A 20-year contract to deliver Co- tended welcome arms and noisy
Washington to Jackson county to-Cror. chairman of the legal corn- shortage which I forecast for the
tumoia river Dower to th rit.
o' Bandon. Ore- was signed to
day by Bandon's mayor Rudv
Backlund and th Bonneville
power administration.
Power will be supplied by
Mountain States Power compa
ny, using Bonneville power. Bon
neville said it would serve -
don directly later, when the pro-
fuaca xAigene-coos Bay transmis
sion line is built
Too Late to Classify
acclaim.
Mr. Truman speaks tomorrow
night at 1033 (EST) to the 35th
division ' reunion. Today the ex
soldiers roared their applause
when he arrived with General
Dwight D. Eisenhower to greet
this morning's business session
with a simple "I'm glad to be
here."
CeaL Sat. m Saa. frees 1 a. as.
' NOW PLAYING I
mittee. Carson also was named I next crop year.
to head the nominating commit-1 Sir John Boyd Orr. director eg
tee for the September election of Che food and agriculture ergani-
new officer. I saUon, teeued the Invitations, act-
Tbe association ! meet ncxtlLnf tipon a auggeaUoa made by
at T30 p.m. Wedneaday. July 2. 1 Secretary of AgriculUire Clinton
at the c .amber of cosnmerca. IP.
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la Tsraal.ilir .
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Giant tlaV Rides fer
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light Grewa-TJps!
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spotlight. S bw ttrse. ttw pstett. par-
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wttn Mr. Crsmhsw st Oreroa Motor
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rersisn est. Pless return ss ha -lay
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gal from St Low it
TTaivnonii'
2 Blocks North of Underpass on
Portland Road V
Opening Saturday
Under Ilev Llanngcmcnl
MM HIM
Fextlurlngr tha m iteqlc and chicken dinners fixat
mad "Chucka" tcrmoua. J
Jack and Anna Mae Schimberg, Props.
BASEBALL
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Salen Senalors
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Box Seat Reserratiortj
Phone 4647
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Far Today!
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Armstreag
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CONTESTS!
LOTS OF FUNI
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Pan Fried Chicken,
Choice Steaks
2 Miles Out on
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