1 The Stat nun, SaUm. Oregon. Sunday. February 2. 1948
WU Speakers
To Compete
At West Point
The Willamette university de
bate team of Robert Sjyre and
Charles Mills was one of three
chosen by judges at the Linfield
college 18th annual forensic
speech- tournament fmaU Satur
day night to compete, in the na
tional debate tournameut in West
Point, N. Y from April SO
through May 2.
Teams from Willamette. Wash
ington State Mf Gonzaga uni
versity were selected to represent
the states of Oregon, Washington
and Idaho at the nation-wide
event. Jedges w selected the
teams were Dr. H. C Rahe, Wil
lamette professor of speech; Prof.
W. H. Veach of Washington Stats
college: Father John OXeary of
Gonzaga, and Prof. A. JL. White
head of the University of Idaho.
Dr. Rahe, who will accompany
the team on the trip, said that
he and the students would also
attend the national convention of
Tau Kappa Alpha, forensic hon
orary, at the University at
Blooming ton ram - April 12
through 21.
This is the second successive
year that Willamette debaters
have been accorded the honor of
attending the national tourna
ment. Lat year's team, however,
was unable to attend because of
a previous commitment.
Sayre and Mills have an envia
ble debate record, losing only
one debate in 1947 and winning
two of their contests this year.
The Veterans Living Memorial Association
of Marisa Counly and Disabled American
Velerast of Marion County wish to
THAHK
the Merchants, Public. Citizens of Marion County and
Polk for their fin a and generous support of our building
program and done.
Ws espddaHy wish to thank the management oi
Crystal Gardsaa for donating the building, Clauds Bird's
and Jo LanVs Orchestras. Reported the largest attend
ance and atOMt crowd ever to attend a dance at Crystal
Gardens. This living Memorial is dedicated in honor of
Marion Covin fy. Hvina and dead, who have suffered that
the glories of our Union may still bo preserved unsullied
and that the tread ami for which wo stand may never, bo
lost. It will b a Peace Tim homo for those who sacri
ficed Most. A Permanent mooting place for our Gold Star
Mothers.
Willamette U.
Speakers Win
Linfield Prizes
Willamette university debaters
swept four first places, five se
conds and two thirds to win se
cond place in Linfield college's
18th annual intercollegiate for
ensic speech tournament which
ended at McMinnville Saturday
night
When points were counted Sat
urday night Washington State
college walked off with top hon
ors. More than 250 orators from
schools in Oregon, Washington
and Idaho participated in the
tournament which started Thurs
day. Willamette orators winning
first place trophies were Jack
Gunn in the junior men's im
promptu; Tom Bartlett in the Jun
ior men's oratory; Jerry Igo in
men's interpretation and Russell
Tripp in the after - dinner speak
ing for men.
Taking second places were Tom
Bartlett in the junior men's ex
temporaneous; Maxine Muckle in
the junior women's extemporan
eous speaking; Elliott Motschen
bacher in the junior men's im
promptu; Robert Sayre and Chuck
Mills who tied for second in the
varsity men's debate, and Bar
bara Burner who tied for second
in the acting competition.
Gunn and Motschenbacher were
finalists in the junior men's de
bate contest. Betty Ferguson tied
for third in the junior women's
oratory; Harriet Ness placed third
in the after - dinner speaking for
women and Frank Washburn tied
for third in the speech of the oc
casion division. Jerry Igo also
placed fourth in the junior men's
impromptu event.
Dr. H. E. Rahe. professor of
: speech at Willamette and debate
I team coach, accompanied the lo
I cal orators to McMinnville for the
1 tournament.
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PORTLAND. Feb. 29 -TV Early
Sunday editions of the Oregonian
tonight published photographs the
newspaper said were taken in
crowded Portland "bookmaking"
offices just prior to the Santa
Anita horse races.
The newspaper said staff pho
tographers, escorted by husky
bodyguards. appeared at five
"bookie" offices. Crowds estimat
ed to have totaled 500 men and
women bolted for the doors when
the camera flash bulbs exploded,
the paper said.
Five of the offices were listed
by name and address.
A Multnomah (Portland) coun
ty grand jury is now probing re
cently published charges of the
City Club that some police and
Portland officials are sharing a
$80,000 a month payoff from vice
overlords.
Man Held as
Cars Damaged
Raymond B. Lundgren, Sea
side, faces a charge of driving
while intoxicated in municipal
court Monday growing out of his
arrest by city police Saturday
night in the 1100 block on South
Commercial street where three
parked autos were damaged in
a collision. V
Louis H. Nicol, 1307 S. Com
mercial, signed a complaint char
ging Lundgren with driving the
car which struck his vehicle and
two others. All three cars were
extensively damaged, police said.
Lundgren is being held in the
! city jail in lieu of $250 bail.
Mosquito Control
Conference Held
PORTLAND, Feb. 28-(;P-Sani-tation
officers for 11 Oregon
counties attended a statewide con-
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sad eeanty chairman ef Marie
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neaneed Satarday that Salem's i
newly -termed Optimist elab will
spearhead the drive this year.
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In The Mapleton Addition
Beeaase e the inclement weather we have beca enable te finish eempletely the
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caaes the dewa payment will be sa UtUe as and the aaeathly aeyaaenU will he
leas than we could actually get fer reat.
The senses are all brand new. they are felly insula ted. have hard weed fleers, ell
faraaees sad will be finished te laclade saved walks, paved driveways, etc The
streets are aew paved and ail heases are ready te be lived la If yea east pat ap
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There will be a representative ea the greand all day seven daya a week- Drive
eat the Nerth River Read te the city limits. Maple tea Divisie la ea the right-hand
side ss yea ge nerth. Bas Service (Kelxer) every alnates.
ference on mosquito control here
today.
Portland and Multnomah coun
ty insect control agents outlined
the anti-mosquito spring caan
naisms conducted by the two
groups in past years.
I fruit at officials attendine in
cluded W. B. Quinn and 1- G.
Lermon. Salem. Marlon county;
Harrv R. McKeller. Benton and
Polk counties; Fred A. Webber,
Albany, Linn county.
California Rain
Relief Slight
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb.
A short rainstorm, the best of
1948 in much of parched Califor
nia, brought slight drought relief
today.
The weather bureau forecast
sunny skies for tomorrow, and
preparaUona continued for emer
gency maesures such as daylight
saving, to cope with the crisis.
Livestock men, unable to feed
range cattle without importing
feed, moved herds in increasing
numbers to pastures in Montana,
Idaho, Wyoming, Oregon and Nevada.
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Holman, Rt. 8. The contest, now
entering its 7th week, is arous
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and there are also 10 Grand
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Optimist Club
Starts Easter
Seal Campaign
The newly-formed Salem Opti
mist club will spearhead the an
nual Easter seal sale beginning in
Marion county this week. Bruce
Spaulding, county chairman, said
Saturday.
Working in connection with
campaign officials and other local
groups, the Optimists will initiate
a county-wide program of pub
licity, radio talks, civic addresses
and other campaign boosters.
Early this week contribution
bottles will appear in stores In
Salem and other towns in Marion
county. Later on Easter seals will
be mailed to county residents.
The Optimist club committee is
headed by Clark Lethin under
President Kenneth Foster. Com
mittee members include Floyd
Col burn, Sam Hall, William Hall
and Sydney Jory.
Working on the county commit
tee under Spaulding. appointed by
Douglas McKay, president of the
Oregon chapter of the National
Society for Crippled Children and
Adults, are District Judge Joseph
Felton. assistant chairman. Dr.
Vera .Miller, medical advisor, and
Lawrence Os terms n, publicity di
rector. Proceeds of the sale will be
used to further the society's pro
gram of aiding handicapped per
sons, officials stated. The fund
drive will continue until Easter.
EISLEJt CONCEBT HELD
NEW YORK, Feb. 28 -JP)- A
number of leaders in American
music sponsored tonight a town
hall concert of compositions by
Harms Eisler, Hollywood compos
er deported as an alien com
munist.
Camp White Area,
Buildings Bought
PORTLAND. Feb. 28 -AV The
war assets administration author
ized a group of lumber com
panies today to buy 733 acres,
11 buildings and a railroad line
in the Camp White area.
The compenies operate the Co
operative Southern Oregon Lum
ber Mart, which already occupies
some space at Camp White. The
VTAA cancelled a previous sale
to allow the mart to expand.
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