The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 13, 1950, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextiTL'Sttflftin. ScdenL Qreo r"ri)dcrr. October 13.': I$j0 Blocks Soviet Re-Election OfTrygvelie States, Britain, France, Norway, India and Egypt. Under the U. N. charter, the council must recommend a secre-tary-generaL with the five big powers --Russia, the United States. France. China ana Britain - - voting unanimously tor him. The general assembly then must approve the recommendation ana Iix the term. LAKE SUCCESS. Oct The Soviet union today used its eo power in an effort to blocfcJ the re-election of U. w. secretary General Trygve Lie but legal ex perts at the U. N. said the assem bly might be able to extend -his term, possibly for three years. These experts argued that to eases where the security council la not able to make a recommen dation the general assembly could extend the term of the secretary eeneraL Russia is expected to challenge this position but major ity delegates said ue couia De re tained against Soviet opposition. " Jacob A. Malik, Soviet deputy foreign minister, cast Russia's 46tn veto at a closed meeting of the se curity council against Lie's ap pointment to a new five year term beginning next February 1. The council vote was nine in fa vor of Lie. The Soviet union op posed, and the eleventh member. nationalist uuna, aosiamea. Malik then proposed Zygmunt Hodzelewski, foreign minister of Poland, ior the post and he was promptly voted down by the west ern powers. Russia alone voted for Modzel wski. China, Cuba, Ecuador and Yugoslavia opposed him. Six countries abstained: the United z: 2k C0TT0OT700DS Return Engagement ii ulku ill West FppfoEmpl&y&Gi Ohio Couple Greets 11th Baby Girl ATHENS. O., Oct. 12 -VPh- Mrs. Mary Frances Gillette of Stroud's Run, O., celebrated her 35th birth day today 24 hours after giving birth to her 11th consecutive daughter. Airs. Gillette s physician said he thought the Ohio mother had set some sort of record by having 11 girls in 15 years without ever having had a son. "I don't care much about the record," smiled Mrs. Gillette from her bed in sheltering arms hospital. Mrs. Gillette, a heavy-set brun ette with a ready smile and an utterly relaxed viewpoint on life. said "I don't mind at all" having all girls. She smiled when someone com mented that the father, Harold Lee Gillette, 41, pro bably was dis appointed in not having a son along the line. You can't have everything," she said calmly. "He'll just have to be disappointed. For the benefit of a newspaper reporter, Mrs. Gillette slowly ran down the list of Gillette girls. There's Wanda, 14; Virginia, 12: Barbara, 11: Sue, 9; Sharon, 8; Frances, 7; June, 5; Lucy. 4; Bomta shell be three in Dec ember and .Norma Jean, 14 monthsv "And, of course, our new baby, She hasn't been named yet." The newest Gillette, a healthy, wriggling little girl who weighed seven pounds, 12 ounces, arrived yesterday. Mrs. Gillette observed her 35th birthday today. Tomor row she goes home to the little six-room frame house in the Stroud's Run community, five miles north of Athens in south east Ohio. Father Gillette wan't around to day. He was busy earning a living in the service department of the McBee company in Athens for 11 girls, a wife and a six-room house. REPORTS RIFLE STOLEN Larceny of a Winchester rifle valued at $62.50 was reported to city police late Thursday night by James Steely, Scio. He said it was taken from his car while it was parked in the 800 block of North Commercial street. I , i mmm ii in i mi II , uti mm i f " I niMaaweto . 1 The largest Salem firm reported to date with an employes' 10 per cent contribution record in the current Community cnest inna cam paign Is West Foods, mushroom packing plant where 125 employes (pictured above) all subscribed to the chest Their donation ex- SOUTHEKN BREEZE WINS PORTLAND, Oct. 12 -VPh Southern Breeze, an entry from the Green Valley stables of Salem, won the top prize for three-gal ted horses tonight at tne fadiic in ternational Livestock exposition. Tcnighl, Oci. 13lh Dcmdag 9 to 1 A. M. Salem Obituaries UVITT Mrm. Mildred Meatt. Ute resident of at s 2nl t . at a local hospital. Oc tober 11. Survived by a daughter. Mrs. Lm Yesrwood. Eusene. Announce ment of services later by tha Cloush Barrtek cnapeL eeeded last year's, according to chest officials. In right center proprie tor R. E. West is giving a check covering me aonauons to uoya Yx ner and AUred Loacks of the chest organization. Rifle Trainine For Salem Boys to Start Rifle training sessions for Salem boys, under sponsorship of Salem Optimist club, will resume Wed nesday at 7:30 p.m. at the navy marine reserve armory, the club announced at Thursday's meeting. Dr. Kermit Peterson, in charge of the rifle team this year, said the target practice and safety training will be given weekly to all 12 to 17-year-old boys Interest ed. The armory is on Airport road. Rifles and ammunition is furnished. Speakers at the club's luncheon meeting were Jimmy Heath and Julian Thruston of the club-spon sored Boy Scout troop 2. Intro duced by Scoutmaster Robert Hammond, they recalled the fun and training they had gained from scouting. A prize was presented to Thruston. Long to Face Slaying Charge PORTLAND. Oct. 12-WV-Wayne LeRoy Long, 26, will be tried first on a Clackamas county murder charge and then on a federal charge of bank robbery, officials said today. Long, in the Rocky Butte jail here, was captured in a gun battle atter the bank robbery. He is accused in the slaying of Walter T. Rucker, Portland, in an isolated Clackamas county area. Long was to be released to Clacka mas authorities today. Crime Probers May Call O'Dwyer, Gross NEW YORK, Oct 12-W-Sen-ate crime probers said today they may call ex-Mayor wiuum O Dwyer and Brooklyn Booxie Boss Harry Gross, whose $20,000, 000 gambling empire is under grand jury fire. "We're loo King into it," saia Sen. Estes Kef auver, Tennessee democrat and head of the senate crime investigating committee. Hunter's Home Burglarized A house in the Candalaria dis trict was burglarized Thursday while the owner was away deer hunting. Police were called to the Victor Smull rsidence, 270 Candalaria blvd., by neighbors late yesterday. They found several rooms ran sacked. Entry was gained by pry ing a window. Thefts, if any, were not determined. It was the third house burglary investigated by city police during the day. New Fairview HomeHospital Is Dedicated Brief ceremonies dedicating the new $150,000 hospital building' at Fairview home were held Thurs day afternoon' with a number of state officials and others ii at tendance. Dr. Irvin Hill, home superin tendent, presided. He predicted the new hospital would meet the re quirements of the institution for several years. The building is one story nign, of fire-proof construction, and has a capacity of 56 beds. It replaces the old hospital which was partly destroyed by fire two years ago and is now being converted into a school building. - - - The hospital facilities' also will be available for several other smaller state institutions. Tyrone Power in "THE BLACK ROSE And Richard Widmark -NIGHT AND THE CITY" - Are YOU $i Superstitious! I li)fASt Do Spooks and JM fl?1 Zombies Haunt ix 'si WyP'r o You! o " i -s sass- ssss---9 Enjoy ihc lieu! Enlarged! 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Their protests on the credit curbs came while the federal re serve board was considering ac tion, posibly as early as next week, to make still tougher the controls on installment buying ap plied In mid-September 28 Attend Volunteer Health Institute Meet A volunteer health Institute sponsored by the Marion county tuberculosis and health association drew 28 persons at Sllverton Thursday directors of the associa tion were told at a regular meet ing last night Similar institutes will be held at Aumsville on Tuesday and at Woodburn October 27. Harino's Villa' Speelalislnr In Italian . American Dinners" . SPECIAL Sunday Only Italian Chicken Dinner jsawara Martin Tibbetts, 486 N. Liberty st, was charged with car rying a concealed weapon Thurs day, city police reported. Tibbetts was arrested about 6:45 pjn. while patrolmen investigated a family disturbance In the 500 block of North 17th street. He was held in lieu of 1100 bail. 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