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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 22, 1949)
Ace Flying Service Completes I Budworm Spray Operations More than 110,000 acre of ML Hood national; forest Vere spray ed for spruce budworm by the Ace Flying service :of Salem in a two Week operation that ended Monday. ' ' I I i i Leo J. (Ace) Demers. in charge of the operation. rid Tuesday that Alex Jenick, speaking for- the U. S. forest service, was "highly pleased" with the results of the spraying. Hi! i In fact, Demers said, plans are Salem Obituaries being discussed to spray a million acres In Oregon next year. The fliers completed more than 1,000 hours of skimming the tree tops of Mt. Hood's Wooded east slopes without a single forced landing or mishap to any of the planes. Forest service officials were es pecially pleased with the per formance of the B - 18 bomber carrying 600-1,000 gallons of spray, which produced nearly 100 per cent kill on the first day's flight. Often it takes 10-12 days before such a 'high rate of kill is attained. Demers said Robert Morris was the pilot, and Alva Bressler, co pilot, both from Salem. . The other planes were BT-13s and Searmans, all stripped and converted for the spraying job, which, carried 100-120 gallons of t prayi each. Flying weather was excellent, Demers said, and the only factor producing any delay was a short age of spray. Only 10.000 sallons could be mixed each day. and the j Moore ffic.at:ie Interment in Btl HIIAIAMS 5 ! Charles E. William, late resident of 1875 S. Churcrt it., at a local hospital. June 19, at the j ace of 19 earf Sur vived by three; dauRntprs. Mrsj Ear! Vieko of Salem; Mrs. Glfcdv Kdwards bt Portland.' a a Mrs. Juanita Gailt-Kos M Denver. Cot: 'threes tepch)dren. Mr. Bryan Braa'tetter, ' Earl Miiiborn and Toln Milbtrn.! all of Pendjleton: trtrt-e itrandcfciidren and two (real grandchildren Service bei held Wednesday. Jprie t2. at- 1 :S0 pirn, in ClouKh-BarntH ichapel vtth the; Rev. Dudley Strairt oitnnUAt- Interment in Gity View ee.Nctery. s i . j MINER i ( I I 1 Fred E. Mirier, late resident of 585 1 S 12th t.. at a frUand hnspitalL June 19. at the. ae 'ct 6h V.rs. Survived; bv wife. c.velyn 'Miner a ait'Miner. both iof Falemi Mr. JIazel Ttianipon of f Wa.h. Srvu ei ivull be Ji riav. June 22. i at 1 3(1 A.m. iniW. T. RiKdon charx'f iwith the) Bev Brooks JValker Finds Challenger for 75-Mile Race LEBANON, June 21 - (Special) A 64-year-old Mill City man's lhallenge that he can beat a horse in a 75-mile race found taker Itere Tuesday. Glenn Huston of Lebanon, pres dent of the Santiam Wranglers, ftnnounced that one of his steeds Will race Paul Smith at Lebanon jMeadows July 24. Huston, who gtwns several horses, hasnt decid ed which one will go ISO laps on jjhe half-mile oval against Smith. Smith issued his challenge two years ago and the Wranglers have jbeen dickering with him for quite p while. The event will be an en durance contest, and Smith is con fident he'll cross the finish line if irst. The horre can walk or run; ifsmith says he'll walk all the way. I "It won't be any race, I'll win j ii'asy.' said Smith. "That horse of ! Officials Indicate Early Action In Ne w Milk Marketing Czar No time will be lost after July 16 in- selecting a rnjlk marketing administrator to succeed E. L. Peterson, director .of the state agricul tural department, is head of the milk control division, officials declar ed here Tuesday. ; The bw creating the milk marketing administrator Was approved bythe 1949 legislature. The official will be appointed by the state agriculture board.! He will serve at the'pleasure of the board arid re reive an annual salary of $6,000. The new law becomes operative July 16 and Peterson said the state agricultural board probably would meet a few days later. At the time the bill relieving Peterson of his duties of milk con trol Was introduced it was propos ed to place appointment of the milk marketing administrator with the governor but this later was abandoned. The new law providing for a milk marketing administrator was one of the most controversial is sues of the 1949 legislature and was reported out by the house 'man. wooaourn. ana Helen Public Records MUNICIPAL COURT Vera Mills, 742 f N. High St.. charged with" disorderly conduct; pleaded innocent, released on $100 bail, trial set for June 30. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Charles K. Prinsjow, 26, line- Last Rites Held ; ' i For Mother of Justice Belt Graveside services were held Tuesday in the Odd Fellows cem etery of Salem for Mrs. Nellie Belt, mother of Supreme Court Justice Harry Belt Mrs. Belt, who attended Sacred Heart academy in Salem when her father was assistant state treas urer, died Sunday in Portland af ter a two-year illness. She was 90. Funeral services were held at the Mt. Scott mortuary in Port- ; tana luesday morning, i Eldest of nine children. Mrs. ! Belt, born March 31. H59. in Al : bany. attended Albanv college. ! She married John D. Belt, a drug j gist, Jan. 15, 1879. Her husband died in 1927:: His father came west in 1850 and s Th Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Wdnc!aY.ITun 22. 19493 taught r dicine at Willamette uni versity and later was first grand master pf j the Masonic grand lodge in Oregon. ! Mrs. Belt, the former Nellie Heckleman, came from a pioneer Oregon family. Her father was the first white child born in Albany where her great-grandfather, Ab ner Heckleman, settled after cross ing the plains in 1845. The Heckleman family donated land to Albany and helped e s tab lish the Willamette valley and Cascade mountain military road English Candy Counters To SerVe 'Children Only' Allied Sow Death' Soviet! People Toll I M MOSCOW, June 21 -MV The State Publishing House, "Art", is issuing 15 posters in connection with the decree of the Council of Ministers find "the Central Com mittee of the Communist Party on the gigantc plan for the trans formation ht nature." This plafn. as it has been an nounced, falls;! for re-forestation oi a large Bart pt the Soviet Union. T Yl 1 J aw . "Two Wprlds Two Plans" is WHITLEY BAY. England, June j mnykh. ll th top picture. Soviet people are! pointing to the Stahn plan, sayiig yith pride "we sre planting lie." ;Tn the bottom pic ture, dark Sand: black, warmongers are hoveripg over a map of mili tary bases. fThey are Sowing Death", rup.s the caption. zi-iM")-since candy went otr ra tion in Britain, many people have complained that grownups have been hoeing the stuff. Candy stores in! this resort on the Tyne riveir decided to start counters for children jonly. JIuston s will have to stop for wa- ; foods and dairie committee fol- i Jeanne Ertelt, 24, domestic, Mt er and hay. He'll have to rest lowing a series of public hearings. ' Ante!. j omej too. I ll keep walking my J Members of the State agricultural t Thomas F. Faught. 20, student. Steven to nine mile pace and eat on ; board are appointed bv the eover-I 1830 N 18th sr.. and Leta Jean iL. " . .. way. pilots sometimes were forced to wait aroundor more ammunition. The fliers camped on an air- Itrip on the Lyle Drivers ranch near Wamic. Four cooks frcm the Hear Spring's ranger station pre pared food. About 30 men particinated in the operation, including 15 from the M". forest service; under the direction of Amos Smcltzer. Pilots were Joe Bello and Al Coulter, both of Salem: Farrcll Snyder, Med ford : Bob ; P a 1 1 o n, Portland, and Dick Martin, Swede Kabton, Ed Ball and John Inman, all of Hillsboro. Mechanics were Lloyd Miller and Raymond Stelzer of Sclem, and loaders were Fred Miller, George Nyler and Bill Jenick of Ilills-boro. cref-t Memorial patk. i ti m son., Stew- 1 i . - TT 5 lop ; FAral)ian Jtlorsc Show Slated For Portland 1te reidert of - . t in i l m m a mm j nor. fc.,A. Geary, Klamath Falls, ; tvans. i. citrn, nti Maaison si , formerly was chairman of the both of Salem. , board but resigned when he was Melvin F. Countryman. 19, elected state senator from Kla- mechanic, Molalla, and Mazzie E. math county. lf Ellis, 19, clerk, Saletn route 5. The milk marketing director will .; . maintain his headquarters irt Sa- j riyKAlt V"1 " r ; lem with offices in the state agri-1 George . Davison estate: culturnl buildine. t iraeixiPitaicjnaicnarges HATHU D ; ' Earl Baker Hatfield. Reports hpre indicated that most : was Center M,. .June 20. at the ace of.lH , . - ' - ; members TiT the board would be if ?'?" uSi,rVfd b EthH N0R H r0RTLAND' f0 2-! retained by Governor Douglas Mr- tVri: cZ m'uVJL Nf'8' horses of the de-K and wouW fce reappomted as nack and Seanl Hatfld I. ind W. ?ert, ' ' " 'nJh I ?" their terms expire. i Hunri Hatfield, all of s.le'ni; brother, liual all - ArsDian horse show to Peterson -aid in beins relieved' it-. - ti.t rui4 Uf t iu,..i, ... i. - l.u u n : : - t -"" - I'e nciu reir hi tnr i diuit. 111- of the milk control functions he Mw Riiia Hail it id of BUrkfoot Idaho, i !" " """. " i would have more time to devote and by three; trandchiliiren. Member .1 aNOrin roruanu aaturaay ana oun of the First Baptist chiuch. Services I llav. will be held at illowell-tVlwards chapel 1 1 Tt, ,,.';n l. ;v, .u. Thursday. Juhd 23 t t:30 p.rh. with I ! T.hfre, WJU a night lhow. at the Rev. i R$ jurnbuil officiating, injp o ciock sauiraay ann a matinee lieu of flowersi friend are requested tn Sunday. Judeine of breed c la s- win ltt iirrifi odiuiuaj iiivri 11 Ing and afternoon with no admis- LA RAl'T f m ikion hartre to the nuhlir. x- . t ... .4 -4 i ; .( ! " r Bcxlha Bsmj'm as executrix. Alichael Fred Ernt estate: Ortirr sets July 25 for hearing ob jections to fin? I account. J. Harvey Yung estate: Order closes estate, and discharges Eur eka E. Yung as administratrix. to make donations to the Firzt! miMonary fund. 755 N. Churca ft.. June 21 at the ae ; purebred of u year, survived by the: widow, rjArabian colt will be given, away Mr. Lucy A.jRaut. saiem: dau?h- Sunday afternoon, ter. Mr. Kathltfn LaRaut Wrenn. Mm- . , neaDolu. Minrl : i 1 o sisters. Mr. Ida V. !i Smith and Mm Ethel M. Lewi, both ;jp dressage exhibition by the Palo- of Eugene. icVen f randchildren and f-rninn ShariW snn nanwl b U'arH iiKhcst test of ability of the schoolr ttt uoi.-e H KITIRI l" SlIT tl'.l. f T I- be held at the! Clouih-Barrick rhanel ! eis oi swego. dressage is Thursday, Jutia 23 at lit oo am. with 'considered by top horsemen as the initrmem at wiiour cerhetery al Wil bur. Ore., at $ )Q p.m. I Is VKarilrc Qim vMn(f 1 Aft mti . Jnents hart, backs and changes I'-tto t V x9 iVtaa. rAmm.ni4 9 4 Vt am en 0- l f-m t if" W J Hit V Wllllliai IU3 V. VIIC 11DS lllilOOS 15aV lrider's we'Kht. Jegs and hands. e- a. X Kt IJl JYi II il UtfUl MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSt'ED ALBANY With the month of June half gone, Cupid has got ten busy and is keeeping County Clerjt K. M. Russell and helpers busy issuing the necessary little lips of paper. He even went out of state in some cases in order to boost his- business of making new homeii. Donald Keith Dethman, 25, of Co'.HIa Wach CknH' r4.rnir f 1 1 'eiiu. fvirrniu'f 1-nK-r i drowning dhjester Shoemiker. 46 Calif." obtained a license to wed. I ?nd AUP Hoore, 8 while their f to other activities of his depart ment. ! Siamese Students Want 4Tca Money' CIRCI IT COI RT Paul Pilcher vs Sdutbern Pacific company and Livesay Lumber company: Defendants file separate answers admitting and denying. C. E. -Roush vs Pearl E. Owen and Dale F. Martin; Complaint to recover $5,000 allegedly owed BANGKOK. June 21-()-Over-: plaintiff by defendants asks sale crowding of certain classes in of mortgaged property of defen Siamese schools has led to some dants to collect sum. of the institutions asking "tea Ottis R. Berry vs Jay C. Herron: money from students desiring Complaint seeks to collect dam education, j ages totaling $7,665 for injuries al High education officials decided legedly incurred in.an auto acci toi take steps to stop the shake- I den.t down. A study. will be made of I t, ,4 r- ii.r. foot pleasure; boat capsized in Ig ' ;caue a dressage horse is not rou : lined, he is not to be confused a trick horse, managers re- Others included Frances E. Tav- lor. 23. Junc tion City, and Gert- j rude Alta McC'ormick, 25, Alba- ! ny; Darrell Dannen, 24. Shedd, j and Mary Ann Alford, 24, Mar- i cola; Veibert Eugene Frank, 23. and Marjorie Pauline Iilton, 16, both of Lebanon: Gene Leroy Weitbrook, 22, Albany, and Carol Ixiuise Mercer, 18, Portland; Bruce M. Brunson, 20, and Norma Jean Garrttt, 18, both of Albany; Rich rd Wesley Hake, 20, and 'Vcrna horrified relatives watches Mrs. Shoemaker nd Mr. and Mrs. Moore managed to Iclirig to the overturned boat, but could not rescue the othersi Two bridge tenders later brought the) Moores and Mrs. Shoemaker; to (safety. All were; from Coos Bay. I Muriel Schaefer. 18, both of Leb anonj Robert Thomas Hill. 18, Springfield.; and Norma Jean Cole. 17, Eugene.' i i Entries from six western states and British Columbia have been received California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana and Utah. Judge for the show will be Prof. the number of seats available in government and private schools. All schools will be required to make public their facilities. Al so, special measures will be taken to prevent corruption in admitting new pupils, especially where en trance examinations are required. C. E. How-eft. University of Cali fornia at Davis, and former head of the W. K. Kellog Arabian Hor-e farm at Pomona, until it was t-ik-en over by the army during the war. ron: Complaint, seeks to collect $10,000 general and $720 special damages for injuries allegedly in curred in an auto accident. William H. Johnston vs Jay C. 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