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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1950)
fX-TVa fled u Orecoe. Friday. April 11, ltS .if Photographer Catches Youngest International Set at New York Airport Preparing for Overseas Flights on. Airliners i" 1 fu- ;r-vt v.; uvwN r7 w r- 1 - 0 f . . .::.- . . vm. fr:. 1 x 1,. . 1 , lndon Bound ... Rfttort Care, Yalo&bU Cargo . . . Martin Grae- 1. of Ancola. Ind., cxamlnea tlmg, r. months, ricrs ctoroi bacrace for flight to visit Brt- aftar fMght from Aiores. tUh grandma. Careful Traveler . . . Llttlo Laura Goodbye Now . . . Veronica Stollard, 18 months Bollognant checks air schedule old. waves farewell to New York before board after trip from Germany. lag airliner for flight to home la Karachi. Fakl- stosk Big Sister'. . . After 3V& years in Caracas, Venezu ela, Patricia O'Brien, 4. minds little sister. Tm eia. while pareato chtsr customs at La Guard! ieM, N.Y. New Aussie . . . Caral TktVL 1. Jwator Efceeattv . . . Aphony paws fee New York dtorkkcfBgat GireUl make a tost ssiunte from London to Aaatralfak. phone call befor 1 tiktsf for - England. District Contest to Draw 1,000 School Musicians to Salem Salem will be bursting with musla Saturday. Well over 1,000 school musicians from 18 cities will be here to perform In a western Oregon district contest and festival They will comprise the 38 Junior and high school bands and orchestra which will be Judged by 11 committee of university music instructor! and band leaders. Playing on a half-hour schedule, the individual band performances will start as early as t:30 a.m. and continue until late, afternoon. PUylng will be at Parrish Junks high and Salem high school. j M usical groups rated superior will be eligible to compete in a state contest at Eugene May I end 6. Several outstanding groups also will be chosen to appear in a con cert Saturday night at TJO in the local high school auditorium. Salem will be represented by lu high school band and orchestra, Parrish band and orchestra, Leslie band and orchestra and West Sa lem band. The other school musicians are coming from Albany, Brownsville, Chemawa, Corvallis, Dallas, Cot tage Grove, Eddyvilla, Emira, Eu- Sene, Harrisbfirg, Independence, unction City, Lebanon, Lowell, fclcKenzie, Newport, Silver ton, Bpringf ield, Sweet Home, Scio, Etayton, Toledo, Turner, Waldport and Woodburn. Judges will be Maurice W. Bren iten of VTiIlamertA unifeisity; George Boughton and E. A. Cyk ler. Uahrersity of Oregon; Charles Dietz and Rev Underwood. Uni versity of Portland; Richard Greenfield. Pa elite university; John O Conner. Oregon State; John Richard, Lewis and Clark; Char- Agreement Averts Strike Of Bus Drivers IPORTLAND, April iO-VA last-minute agreement averted a strike oi AFL drivers and shopmen on Overland Greyhound lines from Portland to Salt Lake City tonight. i Commissioner 1. 1. Pickett of the federal mediation service said company and union officials had reached a tentative agreement. A union official said details were to be worked out tomorrow, and then submitted to a vote of the 22S drivers and shopmen involved. The union- said th strike was "iada- ftnitely postponed.' The strike had been scheduled to begin at 1241 a.m. Friday. Company and union oftteiala held a five-hour session mat resulted la tha agreement. I The principal point of dispute was a pension plan. The union also asked soma changes in working Grocery Company Opposes Nyssa Plant Preference W. H. Ehrman, General Gro cery company, Portland, appeared before the state board of control Thursday and urged that it rescind a previous decision in connection with the purchase of sugar far state Institutions under which the Nyssa, eastern Oregon plant, re ceives the benefit of the 9 per cent differential for Oregon manufac ture. Grocery company officials said they had submitted the low bid for sugar on several occasions but could not overcome tha differen tial. Gov. Douglas McKay told other board members that the Nyssa plant, an Oregon operation, has a large number of employes and pays a large amount oi state and local taxes annually. laf Stowell, Education. Oregon Gkulaaa of Teachers in Silverton Elect Mrs. Jarnagin KLYEKTOff - Mrs. Car! Jar nagin was announced Thursday aa the 1050-11 president of the Silverton Teachers' association Other officers are vice president, Mrs. Estelle TanCleava and sec retary treasurer, Bessie Greger- son. These take office ta Septem ber. Cordell Woodall fa the out-going president who will eon Lai ua through tha summer. Mra Z&her Marion County Grand Jury Indicts 6 Men Tha Marton county grand Jury indicted four men on check-writing charges and two pn a burglary countj Thursday. The jurors also returned two not-true Wis. An Aumsville pair, George Wright and Don Erickson were ordered held in connection with, a break-in at an Aumsville tavern fat which $200 in nickels was de clared stolen. Tha following were indicted on charges of obtaining money by falsa ! pretenses: Kenneth John Bernard, Woodburn; Robert Wod- son Morrow, 3999 Cherry are.; Harold a. Gourley, Eugene; and Allie Mehrla Derrick alias Frank Greea. rne grand jury dismissed a charge of threatening commission of felony against Bill Smith, Silverton star route. Also dis missed waa a charga of obtaining money by falsa pretenses against uarroi A. Feterson, 18 1 1 N. 4th St. One secret Indictment turned. Sec. Acheson to Make 'Major Policy Speech' WASHINGTON, April 20 -P)-Secretary Acheson will make a "major policy speech Saturday night at a dinner of the Ameri can Society of Newspaper Editors. Reporters were told that the address will be carried by the Mutual network and probably by other networks, starting at 9 p.m. (EST). Srickson is the secretary. The association has voted to end a CARS package to soma teacher In Europe, probably in Poland or western Germany, with a committee to investigate tha cz location. Wilsons Enter Formal Ple& Of Innocent VANCOUVER, Wash., April 20-(P)-The Wilson brothers, accused of the kidnap-slaying of Jo Ann Dewey, entered their formal plea of innocent today. Utah and Tinman Wilson were arraigned this morning, still not sure whether they could have the attorney of their choice, Irvin Goodman of Portland, to defend them. "If Goodman is not allowed full participation in the trial," Turman Wilson told tha judge, "we'll de fend ourselves. . The matter will probably be settled tomorrow morning, when Goodman will confer with County Prosecutor R. De Witt Jones and Superior Judge Eugene Cushing Cushing will preside at the Wilson brothers trial. Superior Judge Charles W. Hall, who conducted the arraignment. set tne trial date for June 19. But Hall did not rule on whetn- . Bateson Heads Salem High's Student Body The 1950-51 student body presi dent at Salem high school will be Gilbert Bateson, Salem route 5, as a result of a vote of students Thursday. . Bateson, Statesman school re porter and a member of th state championship speech team, de feated David Blackmer in a spe cial revote after neither had won a majority in Wednesday ballot- The student body secretaryship position was also decided Thurs day by revote with Cleta Martin, 110 Thompson are., defeating Ted d Gordon. Other officers for next year are Norma Hamilton, ASB first vvca president; Margaret Miller, sec ond vice president; Don Herring, yell king; Miles Kring, assistant yeU king; Eunice PeHcenpaugh, song queen; and Lea Del Davis, Juanita McDevitt and Billy Mil ler, assistant song queens. MOTORIST SUCCUMBS BAKER, April 20 - UP) - Hyman Blackson, 57, Portland whose car wei turned yesterday on th Baker-Richland highway, died in a hospital here today. er Goodman, an out-of-state at torney, would be allowed to parti cipate fully in the defense. Hall said tha rrvri i n f of participaaan should be deckled by the Judgn who win hear tha actual trial St. Paul Girl to Vie For Shrine Rodeo Queen Tonight Queen for th Northwest Shrine Bodeo and Horse show will be named in mid-performance of the opening night schedul at Pacific International Exposition arena in Portland tonight. Among the contestants for th honor of reigning over tha week Ions northwest festival fe Lore Jane Smith, St. Paul, Miss Smith waa selected by the Salem Shrine club as its entrant for the queen ship. For tha past two days Miss Smith has been competing! with 15 other princesses ia riding ability, (mm poise, speech and appearance. 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