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Newspaper Page Text1 The Start man? SaUnC OragoflJ Fridcrf; Janwary 8 1850 Boy Shoots Girl Friend Over Refusal to Abandon Sweaters 0 , s II . BAYONNE, N. J., Jan. 5 -J?) A 14-year-old girl lies seriously injured tonight with a bullet wound 'police said was inflicted by a boy-friend because she wouldn't stop! wearing sweaters. 1 They "brought out her shape too well," police said Arthur Brown, 16, told them after he was arrested. ' . - v.. . . , t Th. ot Janet Borow. is in Bayonne hospital fighting for her life. m"t - ' ,. ,.n " u w i . l fDUlC MIU iC WW MiVt UJ I Coal Industry Unites in Plea For injunction Freeze, Floods Mark Weather Scene in U.S. Polio Victim at Salem Pool By Tha Associated Preaf Sleet or freezing rain slowed! highway traffic to a crawl in i ...;a. ..... T.w.. 4m SSS 5 JSI twn Ohio Thursday and ris fused to take his advice to stop . , . wMw- . iLm . .J levees in Indiana. a band of freezing rain or open cnarge, penuins; nnw oi fleet coated highways was re- jancis conoiuou. ZXZZ. ported in parts of eastern Texas, L"7,'rVClY I Arkansas. Missouri, Kentucky. ov fv, Tennessee, Illinois, ' Indiana and Police said Brown Called them nh. w "V ; i . ,uMf4n Ohio. The storm was moving m r";r""t"r,r.-Xr; on Pennsylvania and New York1 aiic iviuiu : ares as, a a!' w M I vfafA I blood on the porch of her home . 1 I At least three persons were WASHINGTON. Jan. 5-(VAl- UijL. tt-i- drownad and hundreds were dViv- most all the f soft coal . industry guirrendered himself after dropping rom their lowland homes as united today in asking Jhe nation- lfhd wnich he waa holding in flood swollen rivers j rose higher al labor relations board to try for is' hand police said1 in Indiana and Illinois. Some Taft-Hartley court injunction to jter police brought the youth area in Missouri and Kentucky force John L. Lewis' miners back t th. hrvsnital where thev said also were flooded. on full work week. . I jinet identified Brown! as the per- In Indiana, where! forecasters r At the same time. President Tru-1 gonl who shot her. f r predict the worst floods In more man indicated again to nis news v.' V 7 innfrnce that he sun has no plan to intervene in the United Mine Workers three -day week system which has pinched pro duction and eaten into s t o c ks above ground. " Chairman J. Monroe Johnson of tJie interstate commerce commis sion said that if further emergen cy action to restrict coal-burning rail service becomes necessary. It Erobably will mean another cut i passenger service before dis turbing the movement of freight Asks Cot la Service Chambers Said 'il 1 f I J . Liar' Due to Mental Disease than six years,' a levee broke at Clay City, southeast of Terre I Haute, and water spilled over an-1 other levee at Attica in the west ern part of the state. City Nearly Isolated ! Logansport, a city : of 20,000 In northwest Indiana, I was nearly isolated by the rising waters o the Wabash river. A single old iron bridge was the only means of vehicular traffic into the city. The river reached j 18.7J feet, third "highest mark In the city's history. 1 Freezing weather brought new X Three year -eld Jaa Lyaa Bra; stricken with poll last July, Is helped by her mother. Mrs. iloward Braach, (25 I it, u she splashes la the Sales YMCA swimming, pool where a therapeatle treatment prograat new Is being eondneted. Jan Lyaa has beea eheeea Mariea eoaaty paster gtrl for the ISM March Dimes drive wklch begins Jaaaary If aad wttl eontfaaa threagli the Slst. Fall from Car I By James Par la tore i I NEW YORK, Jan. HP-A psy chiatrist testified today that Aleer The ICC has directed a general Hiss' chief accuser. Whittaker damage to California citrus and one-third cut in coal-burning pas-1 Chambers, suffers from a mental vegetable crops. Continued cold senger service on railroads wiui disorder which makes its victims was forecast short supplies on hand, effective chronic liars and false, accusers. But the unusual warmth which at midnight next Sunday night Pr. Carl A. J. Binger, called by has turned the eatern seaboard's But Johnson said, in answer to a the defense in Hiss' second perjury winter Into spring set new rec- query, that no similar order af- trial, said ,the disorder is a racog- ords Wednesday. With the mer- fecting freight services is in the nized mental disease known as cury at 75, it was the hottest works. Serious operating diffleul- "psychopathic personality.- January 5 in Norfolk In 79 years, ties would resralt, he said. 1 In allowing the mental specialist Philadelphia's 64.1 was a record In the NLKJB action, 45 mine tertiry gtrong government for the date. owner ,trotrps hurled ' J objections. Federal Judge Henry Sehsola Closed f unfair firartir enarres at trie m ..jj j . . . . . . . ... . j ttsT Mtnwnrii(r Thrr -ouoaru sua u was prooaoiyi i ice-iocxeo Mtmpmi, Tenn, was H"' .tJZ- Tl7. 1 tbe first such testimony to be ad- in semi-paralysis. AU schools were dosed. Thousands of residents general counsel, to apply for an ' , Tlu wl,ul Pwer- Jl i t ..Am4v jmuiv a AJ'ai&va a KSMUJVUJ VTaUIC UJV JUlj I OURl rillWlT KTWCff Wli IsMIC ri iinri ifui. xuct . w sui a as vviu a sv i . . . .. - - i - order Lewis to bargain for a aew even xnougn. it was ruled than 50 per cent of normal. Some r, i . -rf ZrJrZfA. bJ K 2S2" fa? uboan wm mt - I Proves Fatal iIZ-4 Attempts to Dlscredll Missouri mmM fi i The coal groups filing charges I T1 specialist's testimony carnal victims and Illinois had one. PORTLAND, Jan. 3 -WV Mrs. ; inhvii frnm Tiiinnis as a dramatic last-minute effort! VineennM. Tnd a Htv nt itnnA I Constance Richardson, 36. Port- the far west and major steel firms I fo discredit the whole story told was endangered by a weakened in hospital today after who control their own coal mines. 7 unamoers, wno nas lesimeo nood wall. Mayor William L. Beta a uwmuuu virtually th wiui uuiustrr now uwi nusm lornjcriT a niKn siaicisaia n MrM a fnn tm Is represented In the case. department official gave him sec- the Wabash river might prove too Denham can go to court if he ret papers: before the war , for great t1 strain. j thinks the Taft-Hartley labor law transmission to a soviet spy ring. The Indianapolis weather bu ls being violated. It's up to him. I Hiss denied Chambers' accusa- reau said despite a freezeup in lie waa said to be studying the tion before a federal grand jury Indiana, that state may have its case closely and Interviewing a and was indicted on two -counts of worst floods since May 1943 The number of operators. He was re- perjury as a result. White river also was' risinx in ported planning to , confer with. Dr.Binger listed Chambers, for- that state. i Lewis as welL - merly a $30,000-a-year senior edi- cities Threateaed I . . Lewis retuned to the capiUl to- tor of Time magazine and now a Two Indiana cities. Newport dafr?In 5JnliweiS ' Maryland farmer, among -those and Clinton, were threatened President Truman declined com- unfortunate people who make ac- with evacuation kMusTo?fod went whena reporter told him cusations where they are not justi- waters use of flood fun 5-1- . reporter pJd ti gency flood duty pute. Mr. Truman has held off T j" ? tions suffered the hardest blows I using the Taft-Hartley law, saying "f o-oaxon junspruaence 0f the winter. Fontana and Rialto, WASHINGTON, Jan. 5-MVSen he would act in case of a national rr," ?!ru,ri :M"two. avlly planted citrus areas a tor Gillette (D - Iowa) told the emergency. Tberebas been no coo-zTl7ZlJZJJn w" wnicn nad escaped heavy damage senate today that passage of tract between Lewis and the in- on Inere wltn- In two previous; cold snaps, re- house-aDoroved bill to reneal 1 130,000 Seek Mayor Recall In Los Angeles LOS ANGELES, Jan. S -(AV The recall of Mayor Fletcher Browron, Los Angeles-administrative chief for 12 veanu was de manded today in petitions bearing an estimated 130,000 signatures. The documents were delivered to the city clerk's office in an armored truck flanked by two automobile loads of armed guards after a parade through the -down town section. City Clerk Walter C. Peterson said he will check the petitions, submitted by the Ordinary Citi zens Committee, to determine whe ther they contain the 89,497 regis tered voters names necessary to call a special recall election. Mayor Browron, who has been under tire from certain quarters following a 1949 police-vice probe, issued a statement in which he said: i Those who are behind this re call movement constiute a small and insignificant group. It Is un thinkable that they should ever, directly or Indirectly, control the affairs of this great city. "The statement of grounds in the petitions is attempted decep- .i ' . , . .. ..... . uun, oasea on auegea corrupt ex posures in the police department demonstrated to be groundless by action of the superior court The people will not be fooled." The cars in today's recall parade displayed placards reading: "End want and taxes' and "end whitewash and hogwash.1 The petitions stated: , "Because of the exposure of Eolice department corruption and rutality in the city of Los An geles. Mayor Fletcher Bowron has lost the respect and confidence of tne great majority of its citizens." She tumbled out of a car. The car's driver, Douglas P. Quinn, was charged with drunkenness. An autopsy was ordered to de termine what caused the woman's death. Police said the details of how she came to' tumble from the car were not clear. : Solon Waryj of Oleo Repeal County Polio roup Reports Deficitforl949 A deficit of $2,t7Sfor 1949 was reported by the Marion county ausiry generally since usi June. - t3 - . ponea lows of 23 and 24. re- , . . Muc wuuu.. u , ipecu vely. "There Is no doubt1 .i - u 4 v " considerable damage," said f a fpr alkwtaf the testimony. Idtrui &vairy trJxnL -XT. a app-xei,- a. saw. -inai Overnight low temperatures of' f.if f.or th central California citrus svauusvuj va viia luau rv uiikaact i QXlTlTlfiJ namoers ... . i ! "The existence of Insanity or mental derangement Is admissable for the purpose of discrediting witness. !: The judge told the would advise them ming-up of the case what weight Truman Seeks Public Power Development WASHINGTON, Jan: President Truman called today for public power development wher-1 they should put on psychiatric tes ever it is feasible and wnere pn-1 umony. vate interests' are not ready to do the job as cheaply as the govern- ziz , - stone uroDS a news conference, he circled the ; 3 Escapees 1 tff Turn! From Training school Caught Drop repeal the federal tax on oleomargarine might set loose "an army of federal snoopers.' The snoopers, he said, would spy on restaurants and other public eating houses to see whether they are complying with the law. Gillette explained that the bill. as passed by the house last year, would require tha posting of pub lic notices In places where mar garine is served signs saying, in effect, "Margarine is served here.' In addition, it would j require that each pat of oleomargarine be identified either by labelling or by being cut in the shape of a mangle. Denounces Feature Gillette denounced this' feature chapter of the National Foundation Mtte .nd T "IT! ?A for Infantile Paralysis at its month- E? LrljtA ly meeting Thursday night ten" dlvorc don tek v"7 Thirty cases of polio in the coun-1 Miss Emeraon AlA nM n y last year necessitated expendi- what rtrounds she would ask the hires of $13,483, they reported, divorce. The chapter had started the year She said her attorney would be with a balance of $4,936. Nine polio Francisco Lopez Figueroa, an old cases were reported In Marion personal friend in Mexico.- - county in 1947. Property SetUeaaeat Major expenses during the past A property settlement has been year were $7,080 lor individual agreed upon, juiss Emerson saaea, care; $3,579 for equipment of bos- But she declined to reveal the pitals and clinics. terms. Last year's March of Dimes "Both Elliott and L" she said. camnaitfn netted the eounrr ehan. "are very sorry our marriage came ter about $6,500. according to Mrs. n eno. weixner oi us inougnt w wouia oe arvorcea wnen we were married.' Of herself, she added: "There is definitely no other man. Roosevelt could not be reached for comment -Other Marriages They were married In December, of the house measure as "a bold. luuisuui News Sarvfce ALBANY. Jan. 5 Three ful escapees from! the Woodburn I b a 1 d. Inexcusable violation of a news conference, he circled tne i -pi -ry 1 J ITralning school were returned tonxer rigaa or ne leaerai gov- nation witn an ouuine oi power; i p rOTTI JJ IlilXlI.il . I-tne .: institution today after being crnmeni. i f i vviaitooea iriuim. zu miiMi ' kmtw ni tu-nu south of here, where they were Gillette is co-author of an amend attempting to break a gas pump ment which would wipe out feder lock. v - al taxes on oleo, but would ban PORTLAND, Jan. Z I Robert Bilyeu were Lawrence Ed-1 margarine in Interstate commerce. navigation and flood control pro jects he has urged In the past ; He dumped into ' the middle a vast central valley project to im prove the vDDer Mississippi and Ohio rivers, intended to be carried In Portland Opponents of the Wiley-Gillette ui vu vvavu.. tnd nnriii Hnin Rrmnht t i amendment contend tnat wnua it -I blocked offl tonight after a small I ,.. i TV I . -.. . k. -tttt2 A owned Part of Sthe amargjuln. dairy . .. idt w. 1a j ones or. wooaourn ai-1 uuk, wuvuu kuuuu put uw uiui VJ&2&JZZ'WJ&. win Porter-. James Jacob Johnson . He reiterated opposition to pow er development of the St Law rence separately from the navigfr i v .s aw a 1AaM1iM(t I AnSthetctke." rr MfmBl . ter escaping Tuear and the at- right back where It started. way as urged by Gov. Thomas E. J pedestrian,; then ripped through 3 , o"11 j H" peweyornew xws. I the car door. No one was injured.! i AH r Netting ,tr fngpectors said the chunk I ' . t The president said he wants au apparently came from a stone win- Htinawiiv KpiH(r ' dow casing on the ninth floor. It r"?T"T' T or nothing on the St Lawrence project; that power development wu .pout . foot iff length. In- Ugi'UA Ava Qlt lone would benefit only Ontario Upecton said freezing of water in BeaCHeC Oil SllOre That is so, they said,! because nobody wants to eat uncolored oleomargarine. Lead-aff Man GiUett spoke as lead-off man for the dairy group in the two-day old senate debate over bread spreads. N - . ' ! Talk oi a possible filibuster against the repeal bill ebbed as nu iicw iw 1 tne sandstone trim was to blame. I s"v e n 1 1' T W simultaneous opening of the "Thaucad aifremain un- Of Columbia RlVer waterwav to ocean ahippinc as far 1 m - . .: .. west as Chicaeo and Duluth would "C.f" .tl.rl "r. PASCO. Wash. Jan. S -UVPas- senate democrats agreed not to of i Answering a question which K.n -,mi1 tha owcon. beached on the Walla Walla side bill that are not "germane" that touched off his oral swing around ,.n f. h.,iWin iuo' the CohanbU river here twsiu directly related to the subject the country on river development, 1 ...n wglatm BrODerties ine" afternoon by two tug boats and a 0f the bill, i I the president said nis message pro- AnmZrumVhm .true: tractor. - r i Earlier, there had been reports posal for public power projects in . " ' The bridge, forced from its posi- anti-repeal senators might try New England covered the, long- 1 c . n , 1 I tion over the Snake river by floe to throw in an amendment for gen- nJ.JJ rnrnnnvi, rnvmrvrK -h" al excise t cuts or even book narnessmg project ui aitu -"17".. Z : " . lioogea since agaou a rumwa M HvU rixhbi rider. alao river development . MONMOUTH, Jan. -j- ALH .rroa. tha Columbia some 011 a-qw naM "aCr IXW rrajecs 4 "Tl tWO mile distant tha 4MaI f.rma In th United RWinrintf t Ha aairf Ka w.nt. operation wiU-be held at Oregon . t wrf.- . "7.(, .T cv- I rllece cf Education here Janu-1 '-j 'ZZ!ZZZVZ-Z-Z r7Tl siaxes, bdoux per cenV nav. projects in the northwest thecen-ary 19, with tha aim of establish- hy began 41it operations j tlccxncity- trai vauey projecx in cauiorma, cvmmumij wuou wuik " after tha beaching was completed Faye Emerson To Get Divorce From Elliott NEW YORK. Jan. S -UPV- Ac tress Faye Emerson took off for Mexico City tonight to divorce Elliott Roosevelt. "I'm going down to Mexico City for my divorce.' she said at an airport news conference. "The rea sons for the divorce were formula ted a long time ago and are very private, Escapes Progressed In 3-Nation 1 A-Partnership I WASHINGTON. Jan.' I UPi - They listed him as. Gordon! Senator McMahon (D-Conn) said Shores, 14, of Lebanon. He bolt- j today that "distinct progress" has ed from a detention cottage. ac-I been made toward settling issues cording to police. He was describ- in the atomic partnership among ed as six feet tall and weighing the United States, Great Britain Boy At Woodburn A lanky, pa jama-dad boy es caped from the state training school at Woodburn early this morning state police reported. 09 pounds. and Canada. One of the major issues Is tha question of storing American-made atomic bombs 'in Fjifiamt, McMahon, chairman of tha joint senate-house a t o m i e committee. toid newsmen tne tnree govern ments are "moving toward "a sen sibie working agreement" But h added that negotiations V. F. Raschko, native of Dickin- have not yet reached a stage son, ri. I)., and a resident ox sa-1 wnere the administration can place RaschkctPartner In Insurance Branch of Firm N 4 Z em since last spring, has be-; - : come a partner In the ins u r a n e e branch of r the t Walter Musgrave V agency, Mus- grave announced - V this week. Rasch- T v ko, with an arm-' ' ored division in. Europe during - World Warll r , , . gmmmmm b anu more ictxhi- v m ...kt. ly with the Liberty National bank ultenthal, resigning, has agreed in Dickinson as manager or tne "f cuurj i. insurance department is active in Th Joint committee probably the chamber of commerce. Rotary; wUl hold Its public hearings on Elks and Kniehts of Columbus. I civiuan lumic oeienses in reo- With iU Hfa anA twn rhildren. I ruary. Michael and Leslie Lee, he resides Jatat Aettoa its proposals before congress. Forecast Declined ' McMahon declined to forecast what type of action he expected congress would be asked to make, other than saying an amendment to the present atomic energy act mar oe required. The Connecticut lawmaxer told questioners that: , : 1. He did not expect Mr. Tru man to name a successor to atomie energy commission Chairman Da vid E. LUienthal before February on Kingwood drive.! AFL Shinglers Addressed by Ivor T. Jones ; David Wright chapter Howard C Ragan. chairman of the 1930 fund drive, and other members of that committee met ! with the polio chapter to discuss the campaign which opens Satur day, January 14. A rally will replace a parade 3. Any project to develop a hy drogen bomb would come before' the joint committee. McMahon re plied "no comment" to a question as to whether such a bomb already has been discussed. At the White House. President Truman replied with a firm "no comment" when he was asked at his news conference about such a bomb. Mr. Truman aHo said he has PORTLAND, Jan. 8 -4P- The had no advance information if tha AFL shingle weavers' district I Russians are going to set off an- councfl was told today that "the other atomic explosion Saturday. gravy train has gone.by, and morel a nis nad been predicted in Lon- effictency will De demanded 01 y a magazine eoitor. hnr" . 1 Asked about the forecast Mr. "That Is a good condition." add-1 xruman runner observed that ha ed Ivor T. Jones. Salem, execu- had been given no advance notice tive secretary of the Oregon State 1 25 ,p previous blast Council of Carpenters. u avesame Jones predicted a good year in among ina u. ., Britain tha mnatmrtinn inHnairv in lfiso. I ana Canada on aharins! atomic see rets and raw materials are expect- exceed any previous year, and resume wis monin aner tnev commercial construction should be wre broken off about a month nearly as high as l4fl. ! - ?f they coma to an under- "But there will be competition I n pieagea and competitive bidding:" Jones 10 consult congress oeiore an told delegates from four states and areemeni is maae nnai. rni.mM. t m.,T, that! it appeared that a British nro- more efficiency "will be demanded P"?. K?PM of labor, that the gravy train has ."r"".." .uo Mies gone byj Labor will be expected to fVJP"" " .paraeIMPw W Jut out a day's work for a days 5.. which tha j :, -p 1 1 cooperative plan may be worked r z . ! ;. " .. 1 mil nr Ai!9nu .. Z'Z??r The tpowers have had u aui ma uuiwiutuiMmn pm-i .,..ii. - . . . . . sion to pay workers $100 a month- iZTii s- tt a iilHi-A anHi aoiHr hnfit Xo1; aoma tune. Under it the U. ft. after the age of 65 and 20 years' ,mo the Belgian Congo 4Daylight Gtizen' 750,000 People Portland lax rian I Attended Oregon IJraws Protests i Fairs in Pnst Yftfii- dotjtt iwn t s su. a l rvxiUANU. Jan. 9 -UF-' Mora number of suburban groups oa- than 750 000 people went toOre jected today to Mayor Dorothy f" i" ""JP" McCullough Lee's proposal to tax ;Z"TTSlT3. 'rfavllaht Htivana" t?l a vaar 1 J- originally scheduled for the open- ,945. at Grand Canyon. Arix. It was ina-aay. apaae ooiey. cowDoy-1 Mis, Person's second marriage auisuiC icicvuwu mimi, is veui. and Roosevelt's third. sougnt as a rauy attraction, re- Roosevelt has been seen recently ported Gene Maleckl, executive with Georgeanne (Gigl) Durston, a secreuu-y 01 uie couniy campaixn. pretty CSlC Singer. vooiey was eaucaiea at uwmawa. The girl a mother. Mrs. Gladys ajso announcea was a taieni Uurston. confirmed lust bafor discovery show at Salem High I Christmas that her daughter and school auditorium January 16-17 1 Roosevelt were "interested in at a pan. The contest is open to leach other. all .county residents. There will be Miss Emerson apparently Inter- 9100 in cash prizes. pre ted this remark to be an en Tntraatji roMtant ar r. I gagement announcement and nustd ta write tlx Mirrh nf promptly labeled It premature. nimM ino rrn hutMin Ka. She hinted then that she might lem. statin their name. aire, and dlay her divorce for a couple of the nature of their performance. Members of the county polio chapter besides Mrs. Wright and Ragan are: Dr. W. J. Stone, Dri Edward A. Lebold, Dr. Robert An dexson. Dr. Lewis Clark, Frank B. Bennett T. M. Medford, Lucille Satter, Albert Arpke, Charles Fei ke, E. J. Church, Mrs. Fischer, Buena Stewart, months or a couple of years. Roosevelt, nimself. refused to talk about bis purported interest in Miss Durston. PUBLISHER SUCCUMBS HOT SPRINGS, Ark. Jan. 5-CP) Dave Gideon, publisher of the Robert I Huntington, W. Va., Herald-Dis- Vlctor I patch, died at a hotel here tonight Withrow, -Ailbert Gragg and Ir win WedeL JMany of the above are advisors or committee cnairmen ior me county March' of Dimes campaign, also. He was It. "Daylight citizens" are tao,, H. G. Smith, Tillamook, saere- k uuwa mtw mrmmi.m. . ... t.u ..J .V. who work in tha city, but return " JTrLT1 XI to their homes outside dty lim its at nicht Those who objected to tha city council today Included Rassell villa and Parkrote granges, the state grange, the Brotherhood of 1 Railway Trainmen, and tha Park- rose cnamoer oz commerce RIGHT NOW! GaMXN PKOMISX" visitors and paid out $3,000 in premiums. Dates for 1850 fairs will be set in the urea-day convention. r And! Spain, tha Near East and Greece for centuries furnished the world with its supply of raisins. New Shewing Open Ai UaTUOU"; Tim Halt, Martha Byer southwest projects: and around to all teacher-training InsUtuUons. we southeast, the. Savannah river and other improvements. CAT SWDIS FOX MEALS As for the mid-western central I SPRINGFIELD. niP)-Theres valley project he said it would in- one cat near here that not only! voive pnncipaiiy navigauon nagwimn but gets his daily food at flood control, lie said the foyerp- time. The cat dives into ment already has spent about tl.- r .v. ci-ia mtt it annta ?2;,?? ?2S te.ter"which is' way tomtumii. nvw, u xniuii&cu I 4, ..j MAa with . tt is time it did something about .TJLi?- ? the upper reaches of that great I mM't - - 1 ' 1 waterway, along with the Ohio and Missouri. m middle Europe, and tha only tie piacea tne tout cosfof the way to control floods is to control midwest project at around $1,- all the little rivers entering tha 500,000,000. For ' this reason, he liareer ones. ' f ! j added, it would have to be under-! While public power will be push taken gradually. - y:r. ed wherever it is needed, he said w i He said the Missouri carries he will be glad to see private cap- soore sediment than any other riv- ital undertake it if it can do the ex In the world except the Danube I job as cheaply as the government and will relocate the 900 foot flatt ing structure on the Snake river in its original position. Tax Payln 2Uiczli:n . Harry Enirj; Tax Ccnrflsd Office henrs t A.U. te t F. M. dally, rhena t-M4t er S-US9. Rear ef im. Falrgraaads id. Free parking Soath af Wdaaa ette TaOey Sank., SALEM'S Ntw Modern Funtrol Hom BEAUTY REVERENCE s WmnN YOUR MEANS I Va T. GOLDEN CO. MORTUARY T. T. GOLDEN BELLE NHXS CSOWN COS S. 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