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Todd Handed
3-Year Term
For Larceny
Jack 0Noll Todd pleaded full
ty to larceny Wednesday In Judge
George Duncan's circuit court and
was sentenced to three years In
the state prison.
Todd was arrested May 19 by
city police tor stealing an auto
owned by Reinholt Blum, 1923 N.
Liberty st On June 6 he sawed
his way out of the Marion county
Jail but dropped into the waiting
arms of Sheriff Denver Young
and four deputies.
District Attorney E. O. Stadter
has not decided whether to take
action on the escape charge.
Todd's wife, Dolores, pleaded
guilty June 20 to helping her hus
band in his escape attempt and
is scheduled for sentencing rri
day. She has been bound over to
the grand Jury on another charge
of Illegal possession of narcotics.
In other court action, Clifford
Eugene Hummell pleaded guilty
to larceny of an auto from Scott
A, Wheatley and was ordered to
the state hospital 30 days for ob-
II 1 . I I 41 - M
sentence.
Hummell was arrested by state
police May 22. He gave, his ad
dress aslasury, Ohio.
RicrHJjd,Fones received a one
year suspeided sentence for non
support and' was placed on pro
bation three years. The court or
dered him to pay $50 monthly
support money to his former wife,
Selma Fones, and their children.
His wife is under indictment
charged, with larceny of $1,100
from Willamette university where
she worked.
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Alcohol Tests
Catching Up to
Drunk Drivers
PORTLAND. June 19-()-Sci-
ence slowly is catching up with
the "drunken driver, delegates to
the Western Safety conference
heard here.
For 100 years scientists have
been working on chemical tests
for intoxication, Jwk Whlttall.
Chicago, secretary of a national
committee on such tests, told the
group.
Now, he continued, the tests are
absolute, and the results some
times spectacular. Their use is
spreading slowly, he said, with
t?n states now haying laws permit
ting or. requiring the tests.
He cited Detroit's experience
with the tests. In the three years
Ihey have beatv used there, traf
fic fatalities' in which Intoxication
-.was a factor have been reduced
70 ner cent, Whlttall said.
Chemical tests are not based on
the amount of alcohol consumed
but on the amount found In the
blood, or breath, he explained. The
point of intoxication ' is .IB per
cent, he asserted.
Franklin M. Kreml, director of
the Northwestern university traf
flc Institute, advised safety engln
eers not to overlook rural areas as
points of danger. In fast, he con
tlnued, the traffic death rat In
the country and small towns is
twice that of the cities.
Other speakers again urged ex
tension of safety courses Into
grade and high schools.
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Timber Units
For 1950 Sale
PORTLAND. June 29-(Special) -
About 56,000,000 board feet of
timber in the Salem district Of
O & C lands will be available la
1950 for purchase. It was announ
ced today by Daniel L. Ooldy, f
glonal administrator.
Persons interested are to sub
mit suggestions as to the specific
tracts of timber they wish to have
advertised for bids, and the time.
The suggestions must be submitted
by August 15.
While the new procedure, ac
cording to Goldy, eliminates for
mal applications, the first such
sale will not be conducted until
February 1950. Sales will eon
tinue to be conducted during the
calendar year 1949 under the pro
cedures heretofore in use. Accord
ingly, formal applications for the
September 1949 sale will be re
ceived until July 1; and applica
tions for the November 1949 sale
will be received until September 1.
In the Salem District of the O A
C area. District Epreeter A. P. Col
11ns, 480 N. High st., Salem, will
consider suggestions for - the ad
vertising for sale, specific areas
Jn specific administrative units up
to the approximate volumes (in
millions of board feet) In the fol
lowing list!
Columbia River master unit;
Carlton Administrative unit, lVt;
Willamina,3; miscellaneous, lVi.
Claskamas-Molalla master unit;
fish Creek Administrative unit
S; Molalla, 1; Squaw Mountain, I;
miscellaneous, m.
Santiam River master unit)
Crabtree Administrative unit, 9;
Little North Santiam, I; Quarts
vllle, 4; miscellaneous, 1.
Alsea-Rickreall master unit;
Alsca Administrative unit, 16;
Black Rock, I; Lucklamute, 1;
miscellaneous, 2.
Condemnation Suit on
Damsite Land Entered
The United States government
registered a complaint against
Oregon and Marion county Wed
nesday to condemn 42 acres of
county land at the Detroit cam
site.
The federal government has of
fered $36 for the land, and County
Commissioner Roy Rice lid Wed
nesday It may not be worth even
that much. He said the suit is
probably one to clear up title to
Dm land before the dam Is built
Salem Lions Club Picnic
Rescheduled Indoors
Change to an Indoor location
was announced Wednesday for the
scheduled Salem Lions club and
auxiliary picnic gathering this evening.
Club President L. J. Stewart
said the social meeting will be
Ten Pass Exams
For Gty Firemen
Ten young Salem men passed
civil service examinations for city
firemen, of 19 who took the testa,
but appointments are awaiting re
port of their physical -examinations.
-
; The city civil service commis
sion Wednesday received the list
and Indicated all 10 would start1
to work July 1 if they passed phy
sicals. The ten are Cecil Dill,
Wayne Paynter, Robert Payne,
Glen . Wiltsey, Vincent Milligan,
Charles Patterson, Bertram Iver--son,
Muryle Mlze, James Arnett
and Robert Blegen.
Commissioners at their meeting
In city hall- also accepted the re
signation of Firemen L Shepard.
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Penton Jail Breaker
Caught In New Mexico
Richard Howard Hall, who es
caped from the Benton county
Iall June 4, with . outside help,
under arrest in New Mexico on
car theft charge, state police
were advised here Wednesday.
Police said they probably would
return Hall to Benton county
where he was being held on a
forgery court. He originally va
arrested at Mason City, la., and
returned to Corvallis.
At the time he escaped he stole
from the sheriff's office a pistol,
some ammunition, handcuffs and
legirons.
Gasoline Sales Reach
Record High In State
Gasoline sales in Oregon fron
January 8 to May 31 this year
aggregated 171,792.550 gallons as
against 168,724,454 gallons during
the similar period in 1948, Secre
tary of State Earl T. Newbry an
nounced Wednesday.
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period in 1948. The sales increas
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153.254.
LeedV Store Has
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Health Insurance
A new health insurance plan,
eoverlng nearly all employes and
paid for In large part by the
management, was announced for
Leed s Shoe stores Wednesday by
Andrew Nowak, manager.
The plan calls for payment of
medical, surgical and hospital
care for employes and their de
pendent, and also will mean In
dividual low-cost life Insurance
policies ranging from $1,000 to
$7,500, depending on income, and
weekly sick benefits totalling 70
per cent of an employe's earnings
The hospitalization feature pro
vides up to $9 a day, the time de
pending on earnings.
The new program is In addition
to the Leeds pension plan, set up
in 1944, which now has a fund of
$860,000. The Leeds store is a aub
sidiary to Edison Brothers stores
operating 209 businesses in 18
states.
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Br A. C Gordon
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1. To what ancient people is the
invention of the alphabet, which
is the basis of the modern art of
writing, ascribed?
2. What old lady defied General
"Stonewall Jackson?
3. What is the standard size of
a sheet of typewriter paper?
4. Who wrote. "The paths ot
glory lead but to the grave ?
5. Who was the first Biblical
child born?
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The Phoenicians.
Barbara Frietchie.
8H by 11 Inches.
Thomas Gray, in hlj famous
"Elegy Written In Country
Churchyard,"
I. Cain.
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