The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 21, 1950, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt ( ' e j t . ' 4 w , 2 The Stcrtesincra, Salem, Oregon, Saturday. OctoBor 21, 1950 Mill Stream Ducking Out At Willamette - ThereH be .no more ducking of Willamette students down by the mid Mill stream behind the campus. it appeared Friday. Declaring the stream "grossly polluted by sewage, Dr. Ralph Purvine, univeriity health service director, recommended it be placed off-kmits for college pranksters. G. Herbert Smith, Willamette president, promptly announced that any student who threw an other in Mill creek would be ex pelled from the university. A toss into the stream has for years- been the fate of male mem bers of the losing class in. Fresh man Glee, annual campus music event. The action followed a water analysis which revealed that Mill creek was contaminated with wa ter which, if ingested, could re sult in typhoid fever and other serious diseases. Randall's Elkhorn Guest Ranch Will close October 23 , for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth L Randall, Prop. mm mv mm Goilonuoods THUBS OCT. 28 ; 111 FffiSKi it- : MftECT FKOM HOLLYWOOD YOUX FAYORITE WESTERN ST1& dEAU YOU'VE k TORIQ TO KM ON THE SCXH3 k TAHES HUB TO T0CT KEJUtT OH THE All DUQTEBMlOf RBtttOtSS NOW SO MM IN FXX50NI with hi Singing, Stringing MesJcof Skew : And Els Western Band Adm. 1.50 Tax Inc. Dandna 9 to 1 AM. 1 Jam&brea ;f omglifi! Silvcrion Armory , ; - Tun! : -Qndflla Selection Adults 60c tax inc. r - 1 K; AA A Njk'W'N A Geller Bollywood Prednction Local Cast Last Time Tonight Hi-l ScH::I 2n Mill cri . Last of Voter Pamphlets in Mail Friday Last of the 750,000 combined voters and measures pamphlets for the November 7 election were placed in the mails this week by the state elections bureau. The law provides these pam phlets shall be mailed at least 15 days prior to the general election, Cost of printing and mailing the pamphlets was. estimated at $80,- 1000. ' All of the pamphlets, except those covering Multnomah and Marion counties, were printed In the state printing department here. The Multnomah pamphlets were printed in Portland and the Mar ion county pamphlets in Salem. Officials said in previous years approximately 7 per cent of the pamphlets were returned because the persons to whom they were addressed had . moved without leaving a forwarding address. This year the elections bureau refused to guarantee return post age with the result there will be a substantial financial saving to the state. LONG FACES TRIAL PORTLAND, Oct 20-(iP)-Wayne Leroy Long today was ordered turned over to Clackamas county for trial on a charge of killing Walter Rucker, Portland carpen ter, last June 15. Free Dance Tonight Hal IloileU and His "Blues Bnsiers ii Eagle's Hall Members, Guests & Friends Delicious Chinese and American Food And Catering Service Phone 2-9173 Open 4 pjn. - S ajn. Daily Open at Neon Sat Son. 2221 No. Commercial " ;o mmmwm DAIICE Saturday Night Aamsville Favillion Tommy and His West Coast Ramblers '.9-M to 12 Jl en Highway No. 221 IS mJ. SJE. of Salens Old Tim DAIICE Eyerr Sal. Ilighi Over Western-Auto 259 Court SL DICE'S ORCHESTRA Adm. 60c Inc. Tax 7 Children 30c -U Capitol Post No. 9 American Legion Presents of '50 0:33 P. IL Reserved Seats L5t Gen. Admission 1.99 Children JS9 Plus Tax v r r t t n XXV XX XX XX 5 l it," i Private Plane Brings Fiber Group to Gty Officials of National Automotive Fibres, including J. R. Millar, pres ident and chairman of. the board, were in Salem today on an inspec tion tour of Oregon Flax Textiles, a major subsidiary. Most of the group flew from Detroit yesterday via Millar's pri vate plane, landing at Portland due to fog and proceeding here by limousine last night. They will em plane this afternoon for Oakland, Calif. Others came via train. The visitors Included R. J. Stock, National Automotive Fibres execu tive vice president; B. A. Olson, vice president; R. Y. Millar, vice president in charge of the west coast area; H. M..Ratley, general engineer; E. P. Wells, eastern sales representative of Oregon Flax Tex tiles; M. L. Silluvan of the New York Carpet company, distributors for Oregon Flax Textiles, and Mr. Roy Kettle, accountant Greeting the plane last night were Clyde Everett, manager of Oregon Flax Textiles; Clay Coch ran, secretary of the chamber of commerce, and other civic leaders. Rape Attempt Reported in Salem Area A reported rape attempt at a home just east of Salem had law officers patrohng an area near Oregon state hospital last night. Authorities said a housewife was manhandled by a rough-looking stranger who knocked her down and tore clothing from her before he fled. The woman opened the door late at night thinking it was her husband returning from work, officers said. State police and deputy sheriffs joined in maintaining a vigil on the area early this morning. They said no patients at the hospital had been reported missing. SPOT-LITE CAFE V Mi. So., 12th St. Junction Tonight And Sunday DELICIOUS Steak & Chicken Dinners! 'Slllzr Come Oat Thla Evenlnr After The Dance or Show! pwatedTy Mr. t Mrs. Iwan Open to 1 A. .I sasHMHHIiHMM 2 Big Hits! "Kiss Tomorrow Goodbye" And "MY FRIEND IRMA GOES WEST" Hollywood Kids Matinee Today 1:00 to 4.-0Q P.M. S CARTOONS SERIAL Special Matinee Feature "SON OF BILLY THE KID" with Lash Larue also Benson's Birthday Cake - for Dennis Bowden, Alfred Wor den, Julie Smith, Barbara Blakely, Beverly Blakely, Mar ion Link, Kenneth Stull, Jerry Fetch, Norman Dehut, Hburn Lippert, Terry Bonn, Mary Lou Bartschy, Gary Wright, Linda Lawrence, Hay Oliver, Gladys Kirchmann, Chris Bedsaul, Johnny Jayne, Robert Richard son, Billy Miller, Bob-McNeill, Craig Phillips, Pamela Graham, Barbara Zellner, Bonnie Dalton, Marlene Fitzke, Paul Kennedy, Donna Rich. " Eve Show Cent, after 1:31 Ends Today! STERLING HATDEfl LOOrS CALHERN Flos Wait Disney's -SEAL ISLAND Starts Tomorrow - Cost. 1:45 CM GOT Second Feature TLL REACH FOR A STAR" ' Coilonucods Danca Every SaUIila GI:za T7c:2ry And Els Modem Mosia Deads? t to 123 Ada. 1X9 Zas. Tea flaZZIZJ Better Than One ? ft'-'.' IX' 9 i, . . NEW MARTINSVILLE, W. Va Oct. 2ft The freak Hereford calf, shown here with Its mother and Owner Carl Butler, was born 19 days aco with two heads. It has four eyes but can see only through the two which aren't visible in the picture. When one mouth opens, the other opens too. (AF Wlrephoto to the Statesman.) MENCKEN STILL GRAVE BALTIMORE, Oct 20-VH. L. Mencken, about as ill as a man can be and still live, spent a "rest ful" day today. Johns Hopkins hospital . reported. Legion Post Roster Tops Count of 500 A novel membership drive has pushed Salem's American Legion post 136 over the 500 mark for the first time in its history. Members who don't sign up a new member are apt to wind up with a duck swimming around in their bathtub. It started about two weeks ago when members drew lots. The five losers had to adopt a duck until they signed up a new member. Then they could palm the duck off on any other member who hadn't produced a new member. So far the drive has netted .40 members and the post is gunning for 60 more. At latest report the ducks were waddling around at the addresses of Clay Dyer, Earl Ahlers, Carl Raetz, J. S. Jarrett and Homer Smith, jr. Dons Slaughter Spartans, 27-0 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 20-(V Bi2 Ollie Matson. 203 nnunri ho. mustached fullback, paced the University of San Francisco Dons to a 27 to 0 victory over the San Jose State Spartans in their fooball game tonight nlaved be fore a crowd of 15,208 fans. The fleet footed Negro star stole the show to score two touchdowns, make other valuable yardage gains and contribute sparkling perform ances on defense. He played prac tically the entire contest. Americana eat about nin nnnniii of beans apiece per year. Flos This HIGH TOLTAGE COMPANION , nro , For your Added COLOR CARTOON FUN, lit S ' 4 i . !., '"'. 5' , ..I J J Foreign Policy Session Set Sunday at WU Willamette university faculty members Willard S. Smith, assist ant professor of economics, Mark Hatfield, instructor in political sci ence, and Dr. Edward Kollman, professor of philosophy, will dis cuss "A Foreign Policy for the Citizen" at 8 p.m. Sunday in Bax ter hall lounge. , Townspeople have been invited to attend the meeting and parti cipate in an open discussion pe riod following a philosophy club panel. Questions to be discussed will. include "What is the United States' program in the UN?; "What is the US foreign policy past and pres enttoward the Asiatic peoples?"; and "Are the major political par ties of our country offering speci fic programs for averting further violent outbreaks, such as those in China and Korea? SEARCH DISCONTINUED PORTLAND, Oct 20--Organ-ized search for a missing deer hunter was 'called off tonight af ter five days of the search in the wet coast range. A sonjof the missr ing man said the family no longer thought Lester L. Barger, 63, could be alive. MAXIE SEEKS DEFERMENT LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20 - UP) Lightweight boxer Maxie (Little Duke) Docusen , passed his army physical today and then caught a plane for his home in New Or leans to await the next word from the draft board. Twenty-year-old Maxie said he will ask deferment on grounds that he is the sole support of his widowed mother and two younger brothers. "Cippolino is the Italian dimi nutive of "cippola," which means onion. It is the name of an onion colored green and white asphalt uie in uus country. Continuous Every Saturday A 8nnday NEW TODAY! Samuel Goldwyn's New and Finest Picture I WALTER WTNCIIELL aays: "A Samuel Goldwyn picture is always big time, but his latest delight is very big time." LOUELLA FARSONS says.v "See it with someone you love very much. HEDDA HOPPEK says: The kind of picture Ameri ca has been screaming fori A Truly Wonderful Fletore! IH.'I ! I it,' Enjoyment! ' ' WARNER NEWS i I Five-Power Peace Talks Gain Approval ' LAKE SUCCESS, ct. 20-P-The United States, Britain and France provisionally agreed today to take part in five-power peace talks, but Russia's expected insistence on Chinese communist nartiHnntinn could wreck the whole project U. S. Delegate John Foster Dul les and British Minister of State Kenneth Younger warned against false hopes of easy or early suc cess even if the big five ultimately get together around a conference table. Thev tnlrf th TT M m. bly's political committee the world's present tension stems from oasic disagreements rather than from a lack of bis nower meet ings. - While Russia has not yet par. tidpated in the 60-nation political committee's current debate, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Y. Vlsh insky is expected to stick to hi position on China when he makes his views known tomorrow. Syria and Iraq have presented a resolution calling for consulta tions by the United States, Brit ain, France, Russia and China "on all problems which are likely to threaten world peace. STEALS PLUTONIUM DENVER, Oct 2MJP-Sanford L. Simons. 28, pleaded guilty to day to stealing plutonium from the Los Alamos, NJM., atomic energy project in 1946. Merrill Woman Slain in Store Robbery Try MERRILL, Oct 2H)-A hold up attempt that went sour resulted tonight in the fatal shooting of a 50-year-old woman and the wounding of a store owner near here. . . r Police hunted two Negroes after the killing of Mrs. Velise Ains worth, clerk at a. grocery store Lost Times Tonlie! Opea at 6:45 P. M. Starts at 7:15 P. M. Humphrey Borart "In A Lonely Place" Robert Walker : Joan Leslie The Skipper Surprised His Wife" f !? x'ftitr; .) Mr...-.- Xt i - n O Ph. 3-3467 O Matinee DaHy from 1 P.M. O Elfins .1 . . m iIIU . DIlmlBO VJUiWlT YirreT.DoreftTTrte three muVV south of Merrill, and the wounding of Ray Merrill, 86, the store 'owner. Merrill said the Negroes, foiled in a holdup, shot Mrs. AInsworth COMING! OCT. 27 Ennls ' Anl His ORCHESTRA! Crystcl Gcrdcns 9 to lX) Adm. 1 JO (Tex Inc.) Skinnay Ends Today! "Throo Godfathors" & (Saturday) "Neptune V Daughter" " 1 THC LITTLE HOOSC WITH THEPtq-HITS-T" O Ph. 3-3721 O ConLirom 1 P. M. O ! Icnorrow! Twin Thrills! Be-Issned lor Your Pleasure! r. Plus I Romantic. inmnrrnw! ' EVIDCTT SLOAN E O Inner Co-Featurel O ""1QIIMHMS and him, then fed to a waiting car ana raced away toward Tule lake, Calif. . , Police in both Oregon and Call f omia set up road blocks. 1 LEGION CLUB FINE FOOD,- DANQNO ALL KINDS SEA FOOD Also Special $1 Dinners 2650 S. Conrt. . Ph. 3-7632 .it. 1(0 AH BEERY, JR. I RAYMOND HATTON JACK MDLHALL Action Co-Hit I O Ends Todayl CSaL) Blcliard WIdmark Tonic in the Streets" George Breakston "Jungle Stampede" C0L03 CASTOOII p ' - AISMAIL FOX lIOVZETOIZ lUWSl J T V 7