1 -The Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Thursday. June 28.
1947
Marion County
Assessment
Rolls Unfiled
Al 'though most of Oregon's
counties in reporting their prop
erty ttMK.ment roll to the state
tax commij'sion showed about 15
per cent increase in their rolls
over Ustt year, figures for Mar
ion county were unavailable Wed
nesday up. his county's rolls have
lot yet been filed.
Mauon County Assessor Tad
Shelton indicated this week that.
among other factors, this county s
Mtnent rolls were being de
layed because of late in-coming
school "budgets. Six other coun-1
ties, including Polk, have not filed
their rolls with the tax commis
sion. -
Increases in the 29 counties re
porting totaled more than $116,
(M0,000. The assessment roll total
was $1,120,333,779 last year. The
$882.M7,97 roil In 1936 was low
est state m&rk since the high mark
of $1.129,16 $.592 in 1930.
The state board of equalization
has until July U to review the
assessment Tolls.
One of the outstanding tasks of
the board of equalization, now in
session here, is to place a true
cash assessment on all public util
ities of the state and then allocate
the assessment rate to the coun
ties in which utility projects are
located.
New England Couple Charged
With Holding Negro in Slavery
SAN DIEGO, Calif., June 7-rVThe federal prosecutor of Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Wesley Ingalls of New England colonial ancestry
charged today that they held Dora Jones, negro, in slavery under
threat of exposure of an alleged aair with Mrs. Ingalls' lnt husband.
"The unfortunate incident oc-
. t a A i - ear t f
UO TSxT m Tl icurrea u years ago in wasning-
Oe.'INOtC 1 rOteStS ton, ac, when Dora Jones was
. I ' declared Deputy District At
liomama Arrests
BUCHAREST, June 29
The Romanian government re
ceived from a United States rep-
torney Eugene A. Tolin in his
opening statement to the Jury.
Mrs. Ingalls, he added, was
then married to Walter Harmon.
The government prosecutor said
Harmon was in government em-
SStoS?. Jl, tat!ePKa, Ployment, had recently retired
from the lighthouse service and
was presumably still a resident
ment note protesting the high
number of political, arrests here.
The note also protested the 0f Washington.
Tf S?".?. -ExceUenf Family
puceo unaer pouHCii srreii sna Rfr. the trial started. Mr.
sam hi. .cuuns oiw.ucn ingalls, in discussing her former
plained contravened article three h''A nai, Ha frnm ,n .x
Mat. Dally fraoa I p. am. -fr
10W!
..TJeyVa
Wacky But
Wondffvlt
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of the Romanian peace treaty.
There was no immediate com
ment from the Romanian government.
husband, said he was from an ex
cellent" family and was a Harvard
classmate of the late President
Franklin D. Roosevelt,
Council Seeks
World Police
Size Estimates
LAKE SUCCESS. June 25-GT-
The United Nations security coun
cil tonight asked the big power
military staff committee to try to
give a tentative estimate by next
Monday on the initial size of the
global police force needed to pre
serve world peace.
Council President Alexandre
Parodi, of France, announced that
be was sending the request to the
military committee despite Rus
sian and Australian declarations
that the committee was being giv
en an "impossible" task.
Australian Delegate Col. W. R.
Hodgson expressed belief that the
question involved the most im
portant political issue in the en
tire plan to set up the security
force: "Is .the force to be large
enough to be used against one of
the big powers?"
Parodi said this question war
Crop Insurance I
Cut Recommended
By Scnalc Croup
WASHINGTON, June 25 -(P)-
L gislation to curtail the federal
crop insurance program was ap
proved today by the senate agri
culture committee.
Insurance for producers of
wheat, cotton, and flax, now pro
vided on a national basis, would
be limited to a specified number
of counties. Directors of the In
surance corporation, who are of
ficials of the agriculture depart
ment, would designate the coun-
tie to be covered by Insurance
Insurance would not be pro
vided in any county unless ap
plication was made by at least
00 larms, or one-third of the
farms normally producing the in
sured commodity.
The program for wheat would
be restricted to a total of 633
counne and for flax to
counties.
Baxter Dorm
Title Confirmed
Iliuce R. niUr residence hall
for men will be the name of Wil
lamette university's ntwr.t build
ing, according to word Wednesday
night from Dr. Q. Herbert Smith,
umerity president. Mot than
a majority of the trustees execu
tive committee have approved the
selection, he said.
The title makes the dormtory,
now under construction fur um
eaily in 1948. a living memorial
to the late Methodist bishop and
former university president, who
died last Friday, said Smith.
C B. Spencer Wins
$78,569 Refund
On Income Taxes
C. D. Rpencer. Salem rrdefl
mho operates Spencer parking Co.
plants la Lebanon and portend,
won his incotne tax suit La Fort
land federal court Wednesday.
la. i... a r- .t tt,.t .,rw- r.r evening m Parte Trsdsy.
(April 21. IMi. u orders by )
federal Judge Claude McCoiiath. ! sUTOKT t At TO CftlftltM
j according to Associated Press T-o auto aresdmt
which reported Spencer had reused no injurwa we im -'-
claimed the refund as a reuH of I gated by city police Wedraevday
(operating lose tn IMS wtuie the
government mm-ndd apt ecf r
owed flUU in taxes.
Soviet Satellite to JoIq
Marshall PUri Talks
IJOXDO. June 2S -JV Te
liar-shall flaa far twmpea re
cwwr e-txAed ts-orUW rsx'' m
in H tenant. CtcWn sk.a, Ps
land. Ilurary and b4iw to
day, tn the write of p.usa's
agreement te diaruM t matter
with Britain mi France at a r
'Ike1 Env.8.0113
Great Iakes A I lack days
TIKE SAID ft TO LEX
Eugene Krrbt uf 2Cli N Fmrd
t, rrjxxted to police Wedrx-wiay
night the theft of a tiie and istet
from his car during the pt Ihiee
Social Register
Snubs Eleanor
Dick fOt AN
fVenk McHUOH
ThrlU Ce-HIt!
, Kebert Lowery
rrnna
Opens f:43 p. am.
New! Twe Big H1U!
Desusla Mergaa
"God la My Co-Pflof
Cary Grant
Aranic and Old Loca"
Opens f :4S p. am.
New! rut Thrifts!
Jee B. 'Brewm
Tolo low-
:
Baster Crabbe
"Tlqix&aq BSl Canon"
Z 'Y. " .ZIa :Z1 nM,r. not Involved, however, since th
who Mrs. Ingalls had brought w" .
from a missionary school in Ala- f" f . ,taj; 'orce-, T"' 5'
k.,- wh.n mhm auit teachin Mld' not preclude a later esU-
there to rrfarrr Harmon, became I F11 on an entirely different
basis.
mmm m it mar - - -
ana iota uie men nars. nnnun Mir .1 tt lie
wtw vftpv t..- 9yrATh. of her predicament, he added, and MOtlier tlelfl lor
name of Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt the latter he quoted declaring:
does not appear In the summer . w W.r:.Ti. A. iSSailll
IsTueT today, tmes issue You go to Jail. You ow. m. YREKA, Calif..- June 23
listed her as living at the Roose- Jcur lle now, becaus you The vicious beaUng and abandon-
v.it Htit in u.ri. ParV ruined mine. ment of 2-year-old Mary Jane
i n r.. i ii i m .
tfp. t -if. . 4K- T . . ... Jneuaun - iw iu aays xnown
i 'iM cm n was a nor Lea. iqi dto- i nni, i f i . . v" ci.
second of her famUy to disappear I .ecutor told the Jury, and there-1 klrm. Gener.i hosnit-i n,imi
from the Register. Elliott Roose- after -Dora Jones lived in fear.- nated today in the arrest of her
Velt .w" dropped when he wed "The bondage kept growing on I mother. Mrs. Luriiu MiHiin
hia third wUe, actress ray Emer- her untii today she is the subject 22, Df Selma. Ore, and Hugh
son. I of nrofessional treatment. niimth . k, A
"Even three months of freedom gon last year from Jellico, Tenn.
(since the was taken from the Gilreath told SUU Police Sgt.
Ingalls upon their arrest at Coro- c. R. Borrman that th mnni
TFtRTTSAT.iPM Tim. 9 I nado. Lam.) nas not compieieiy discussed "disoocine of Mar
Masked youths lined the route of wPed out the psychological bond- Jane when Mrs. Meddlin sepa
passaga of tha UJ. investigating J-" ... rated from h husband enter-
commission In tha all-Jewish city Lwyer, ed a hospiul in Grants Pass as
ut"i vi-j' " w.i jvu s. (jtiiream vu nave ner iruru
Massachusetts lawyer and leguiat- child.
IRGUN DEFIES BRITISH
t Aaru.iuiurt, june a r-
General Eisenhower warned today
r rung CuC'.iiuons w-ere at Ce-.-
trr and Chwrvn strrrta, snivlmr.g
rata drH-ew by Artr W. C
wU of 22tt 5b)-vrion ed. n4
D1tb B Lambrrt H Tl fkH.
mont st ; Buh and &VuUi Cm.
mrrriaV rtrwrts. rari crtn ty
Aletander Itaothume 4 Mrrtie
Cirk and Uoyd C In t
roune I. Kalnn, tolarw ssil
GAS KILLS FIVE YYORKEBS
MOBILE. Ala . June 25 -
Five shipyard workers were killed
today and nine were overcome by
gas fumes when a sharp explosion
aboard the former navy attack
transport Waukesha discharged
carbon dioxide gas Into a hold of
the vessel.
a new war would bring a qu k.
aerial attack upon the industrial
arras around the Great Lakes. He
called for speedy coordination of
the western hemisphere's defenses,
saying cooperation will make the
America's "a family of nations"
Appearing before the house for
eign affairs committee, he made it
abundantly clear that he considers
Canadian-American military
teamwork to be a nva)ur must.
our homeland, out with British in
vaders.'
of Tel Aviv today. Banners spread
hv Trffiin 7.tn ImkiI 4Vt a tinfor
ground group, proclaimed "thirls! or, whose family founded the town "There were too many kids
01 iynn in tov, was uusni mm mi uiniu, oergeani corgman quoi-
the slavery charge through tn in- ea oureath.
dictment count which alleged he
participated in persuading the Ne- r.rnri
gress to come from Berkeley, A-Tjp UaniageS
Calif., to Coronado last October f" 1 jr .
"to be held in slavery." JUUIUUI VuUlJlUr
Tha Negress, now 57, whojui
been in "protective custody" of the BOISE, Idaho, June 25-(;p-A
FBI since she was taken from the helicopter owned by the Portland
Ingalls at the time of their arrest Journal was damaged late today
in Coronado, Calif., four months when it attempted to land on the
ago, will be a principal govern- J Boise Federal building lawn.
The plane, piloted by Joe Stein
of Portland, dropped some ten feet
to the ground when its tail stabil
izer struck a tree.
Boise Mayor Potter Howard and
Stein were not injured. The pro
peller and a rotor blade was damaged.
The plane was part of a tri
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ment witness, Tolin stated.
ByJ.,ifi LlXf contract, but adds a p:
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Dirted bv Frsdsridi 6 CORDOVA
C. Predvcad by WILLIAM JACOBS
Ca-Hlt!
Exeitlag Ractng Tkrillal
"Sport of Kings"
j Cannery Workers
Agree to Contract
Members of Cannery Workers
union local of 670, employes of sUU flight of some 55 planes from
the Californu Packing corp., I Portland which Unde todiy at
agreea w nuK ule Bradley Field here.
the former Bill Proposes Columbia
provision that . . . f-, . .
wages and hours will be open for I uicriaie commission
discussion next March. Union tn.cu,MPTn .
memher. from other canneries I WASHINGTON, June 25 -(T)
recommended that similar con- A.,.new interstate commission
t.M. Wo ffH tn tv.ir mnlnv. with complete control over the
ers I Columbia river program was pro-
Several remonstrances against P08 tod? in 1 by Rep.
iwnt1vnarteH Taft.Hartlev Horan (R-Wash), giving full DOW
law wre made hv union mem. r over planning, promotion and
ber,. I operation of the Columbia pro
gram 10 a "voiumDia interstate
commission composed of five
PINEAPPLE 8TRIKE NEAR I members appointed by the presi
HONOLULU, June 25 -(P- The I dent, with four of them nominat
UJ5. department of labor offered ed by governors of Washington,
today to send a mediator in Ha-1 Oregon, Idaho and Montana.
waii's threatened pineapple strike. a iu state. Wyoming, would
The offer came one day before to- have representation on a 53
morrow's walkout deadline and memoer aavisory council.
both sides indicated they would
agree to listen to him. Too Late to Classify
Warner Bras.' Aesdeaay
Award Winner!
"A Boy and His Dog
STIlt RENT Vrratt .CMam..lra .1.
HJuHs. AttUB k.9 stas I rm . man prercrred. 117 Cnrrrvrkrta
. sood cheat nay
in api rin ij-, june a -try uuu 1 rrea lurswooa. nov imt.
issued a white paper today accus
ing Ruusia of failing to live up to
her treaty and of blocking Chi- PflTTTTTP
nese entry into Dalren and Port vUl'sUllU
Airnur ever since -tapana sui i cu
der.
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Mr
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and his Cas Loma Orchestra
Salem .Armory
Monday, June 30lh
8 to 12 p. m.
Starts Today-Opens C:45 p. aa.
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