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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1949)
'8 Thar Etcnemaa, Salomv Oregon; - tandajf .October. 3 1 S13 J Ll terlor J alios Knur (left) adjusts cap iaiiiix ceremony at Colorado School of Mines where ht to presents with an honorary decree I Doctor of EngtaTlng by Dr. Ben B. rarker, (right), president. j i (Ko call emi dud g TTaaflay Stetios Obid To Fotf CaZfe -Ufa tie Office CHICAGO (INS) The nation'. stenographers assert they jean do I a better Job II tne bosses sues to their own side of tne ience. , . One thousand of the white col lar' jirls fathered in Chicago at a meeting of the National Secre taries association agreed that em ployers should keep their personal affairs out. of the office. These include asking a secretary to ! select a wife's anniversary present and birthday gifts for the familr. Furthermore, far from being a rival of his ever-loving wife for the 0088 affections, theJ average secretary prefers to treat her em ployer strictly on a business basis. The boss may be a Don Juan out side of the office but he seldom rates in that class to his discern- In secretary. She doesn't want to meet his male friends, either, because she has boy friends of her own. Secretaries listed the dictation habits of some bo-ee as very Ir ritating. These include ", walking about the office while; talking, chewing on cigars, looking out the window or blowing smoke in the secretary's face. By LUUo L. Madsen Garden Idner, Tha Statesman Because I shall bo gone on a two weeks vacation the next two weeks. 111 try to clear up a num ber of the ques tions which have been piling up on my desk. A number of them were duplicates and I hope you J will all be able 1 V4 cm ouios g it till bef ' in the tn it n r r ambla A ' the information which belongs to .-'.' Joul e uanociu duids may st planted garden. They do comparatively well if planted on any nice day throughout Novem ber. Even tulips may go into the ground throughout November if you do not have them in before. . Roses should be set out while dormant unless bought in contain ers from which they may be plant ed at anytime during the year. Whenever possible I like to set my new roses out in late Novem ber, Just around Thanksgiving time. There are a number of nice j Tonlte A Monday 1 : Jl Rtarte at :!$ .m. If sas ahase (ll Paolette Geddard If I ! Oscar Homolka I f Bred Crawford II "Anna loeasta Percy Cummins I Charles Cobern if in Technicolor 1 1 "Green Grass 11 of Wyoming- II i iti Mat. Daily From 1 rM.O NOW SHOWING! A Hit Mdt PvmMMK e ojImhb fey J08J) CsweoVgTeM iiikiul. cu-iiiu , DEAN JAGGEK - 533 Cent. From 1 TM. NOW! EXCITING! First Sales Showing! . new varieties to try out this year. Peonies, which should have been divided and reset in I September, may still be cared for; But do not divide into too small: parts. Sec tions of roots with three to five eyes each make blooming-sized. ousny pianu. nemove au cuseasea roots carefully and clean. Planting Strawberries' The best time to nlnnt tr renlant the everbearing; strawberries is in eany spring, many growers recom mend fall, and they will get a head start - - provided the winter is mild. Take runner nlant and dis card old ones, especially if the old ones are two or tnree years old. Plants should be set with crown on ine grounajeyei and about two feet apart. Rows are usually pla ced three feet anart i Siberian crabapple are affected wiin Diacxspot ; ana j u they are planted near the rose' bed, the ap plet frequently suffer more than do the roses. Foliage will all fall from the apples. This should be fathered ud and burned and the tree should be sprayed as the rose ousnes art lor: control of black i Dot. I As perennials begin to die down, cut offthe tops and remove, eith er putting them on the compost heao or burnine. If the earrfen has been kept quite disease-free, com posting me perennial plants Is a rather good idea. ! Winter rye (two pounds per 100 sauare feet) Is a rood mon ma nure for the vegetable plot Sow SOOn as the ground la rtoivH nA I spade under next spring. Feeding ,1 the rve with a halnnsxvrt MriM-ww this fall Is not a bad idea. You will not loose the j nutrients but store tnemior next springs growth. a good oak with colorful foliage In autumn Is the scarlet nalr al though the red oak and the pine osjc a iso make good nice lawn trees where a fair-sized tree can be used. ; Lift the tuberous beffnniaa after uie nrst irost, Cut the stalk down to about five inches. Wash care fully and DUt them in the ha .em en t to dry. When the ttihera in rirv pac mem m layers m a flat, cov er them With Deat nnu hetween each layer and on top, and place mem in ine basement where the temperatures i never: get down-to freezing and do not ret miirh above DO degrees during the win If the African violets mrm lcrr divide and report,; covering the uare stems with a good soil mix ture, j Garden CaJesuUr October 23 Finat dav rf alm Man's Garden club fall fair. Sears building. High and State street. October 27 Brooks Garden club. . October 27 Mill: rst club, Mrs. Charles DolezaL October 27-30 Men's amateur enrysanthemum society show, Memorial nail. Vinrmiwr wak October 29-30 Seattle'. nuw-.L .i . . - : - iiuinum lniernational exhibi tlOn at the Civic auditnHum nt c. attle. There: will he e-rhiKit. Oregon and Washington as well " uww nown irom Japan, Eng uuu ana Liium tav 9tm fr October 29-30 Portland cham- I m III II I Iff lJ 1"J I li I 7il it I Si Flrst-Eu Co-BU! Salem's Show Bargain! 2 First Run t f Hits! 03C Now! Coat from 1 pjsu Charles Starrctt lAJlAMir NOWfj y ? - : Mil i' V 9 s- f ? n it FEATH eee, taJklng ERED SALESMEN Mrs. Ylrrmia Belmont, bird trainer, holds Acey and Dee 'mynah birds to bo shown at the Westtnghoase exhibit fat the Metals Show at Cleveland. Meteor Falls in North Mexico NOG ALES. Ariz- Oct 22-OV Reoorts received here Indicate that a meteor fell last Sunday after noon in the vicinity of Tres Bole- tos, Sonora, Mex. The town is about 20 miles southwest of Nogales across the border from Ruby, Ariz. ; Impact of the fall was felt with in a radius of 100 miles, according to reports to the Nogals police. Witnesses said they saw a ball of blue-green fire crash to earth in the vicinity of Tres Boietos. Plan to Dissolve Multnomah Police Meets Opposition PORTLAND, Oct 22 -WV The Multnomah county tax commis sion today rejected a proposal that the sheriffs office police work be! turned over to the state police. t The idea of eliminating county police forces In favor of state officers had come from the last legislature. Multnomah Tax Commission I Chairman M. L. Bingham : today released a 3,200 word report on tax supervising and conservation proposals. The report said "local control of police authority is extremely important because abuses of pow er and authority and otherwise poor police service. If existent, can be much more easily correct ed at the local level than at the state leveL" Pacific Standard Time SUNDAY'S BROADCASTS Kilocycles: KSLM 1390, KOCO 140, KOIN t7, KGW 21. KEX 1190 FM: Megacycles KOIN 101.1; KGW 100.3; KEX BZJ HOUR 7 KSLM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX 9:00 Church of Air Rdto Pulpit B. Box Revue 00:li 90:30 elude of Air Church of Air I Church Radio Pulpit IMusic B. 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Sigma Chi to Fete Potential 'Sweethearts' The annual search for the "Sweetheart of Sigma Chi" on the Willamette campus takes on a recreational flavor here Monday night when the Delta Zeta chap ter hosts 12 quarter finalists for an informal picnic lunch. The 12 coeds were chosen from 25 appearing in preliminary selec tion. Mondays night's wearing appar rel will consist of pedal pushers or levis for the contestants. They appeared last week in semi-formal attire. Surviving initial elimination were Gerry Gossett Bremerton, Wash.; Jean Kell, , Burlinggame, Calif.; Grace Conriell, Hillsboro; Norma Drews, Newberg; Audrey Bliss, Palo Alto, Calif.; Nancy Marks and Delores Fisher, Port land; Dona MearsvRoseburg; Doris Ewen and Sue McElhinney, Sa lem; Shirley Griffin, Vancouver, Wash.; and Gay Hoisinton, White Salmon, Wash. r 4 Paraplegics Ash No Favors LOS ANGELES -JP)- UCLA's 59 paraplegic students ask no fa vors, and get none. They do all right without help. "Paralyzed be low the waist they navigate in wheel chairs. But to the rest of the campus they are just fellow students and good ones. In four years, wheel chair stu dents at UCLA have increased from two to the present 59. Forty eight are veterans. Four of the non-vets are women. They regis tered for classes this year just like the rest of the scholars. They sit in the same classes, get the same assignments as anybody else. They major in such varied subjects as physics, psychology, law, business administraion, economics and music. Last year three of them re ceived straight A's". The university's office of veter ans affairs, which looks after the rolling brigade, recently disclosed that the group has a higher grade average than the 4000 veterans on campus. The vets, in turn,, are better students than the other undergraduates. Personal appearance at Glenwood ballroom near Salem will be made Monday night by T. 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