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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1951)
-; - . a i i Defendant Brands Charge 'I As 'Case of Mistaken Identii A man brought back from California Sunday to lace a- tlaree-year-old check charge claimed in Marion county district court Moftday that lie b not the defendant and that be knows nothing of the case. David Earl Jackson, Coolidje, Ariz., said he is not the J. . Baylor charged with obtaining money and property by false pretense from a Monitor store in August, 4948. He pleaded innocent, and .preliminary fcearint was set for Wednesday. Jackson was held in the county Jail in lieu of 1,000 bail. Preliminary hearing for Arden Burr is, Monmouth, on a charge of robbery was set also for Wednes day. . . :"v:-:" d George Ramey, Brooks route . 1, pleaded guilty to driving while Intoxicated and received a 30-day Jail sentence, to be suspended ;' upon payment of $250 fine, and was placed on one year's proba tion. ; ;"- r-;-- " Arrested Monday morning near Mill City by state police, Lonnie John Holland, Mill City, pleaded Innocent to a charge of driving while intoxicated. Jury trial was set for September 25. Holland was held in the county jail in lieu of $350 bail. V. SNAG KILLS LOGCttt KLAMATH FALflS Sept 17 jfy-A logger was tilled today when hit by a falling! sasg while working near Beatty, 45 feiles east of here. Deputy Coroaer Clarence Ward jsaid the victim -was Elmer Garry, 54, a partner? la 1 a small lofSin operation. j j .- - . . i Mathematicians say: that a ma chine could be built to play perfect chess or to orchestrate a tnelody. NATO Nation Military Chiefs To Meet Soon OTTAWA, Sept. 17-(-Top mil itary leaders of the North Atlantic countrie will ieet within six weeks to consider urgent defense problems and a plea from Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower for faster delivery of troops to his European army. - This vas disclosed tonight by a spokesman for the North Atlantic council, now in session here. He said the NATO military committee would hold a session before the Rome meeting of the council late in October to take up all mili tary ia tiers demanding attention. The military ccmmlttee is made up of the chiels-cf-staff: of the 12 member zxatiou. ; . The council received a detailed secret report today on its military operations. Including the appeal from the supreme commander. Meanwhile, It was learned the council received a report from its deputies that , they were agreed unanimously tfc l&Greece and Tur key sho Id be ar-ciated with NATO in some way. HOG VACCINE READY i NEW YORK, ept n-rVLed-erle laboratories announced they are placing a new hog cholera vaccine, Rovac, on the market to day. This vaccine was announced in medical journals last month.- It is a one-injection vaccine, and. its protection begins seven days after the innoculation. Asphalt mixed with rubber is said to make roads cheaper than when no rubber is used, i 155 North Liberty v - Tfc S'.stesriga. CcUau Ore Tuesday, CrT.rrJbcT 1?, KS1 1 l i i - 1. Phono 3-3191 i , i I ANNIVERSARY Counties to Hear State Property Reappraisal Plan Oregon's new statewide proper ty reappraisal program will be the principal topic for n-s e r v 1 e e training school meetings for coun ty officials of Lincoln, Marion, Lane. Polk, Benton and - Linn counties at Toledo October 2. - The meetings, held at six points throuout th' state, will include discussion of new and revised laws enacted by the recent legis lature and discussion of the state wide equalization plan. V; Sam Stewart, assistant attorney general assigned to the tax com mission will lead the first discus sion and Commissioner Robert MacLean will lead the second. Flying Farmers Elect Dayton Man HOOD RIVER, TtpL 17-OPh Worth Wiley, Dayton, Ore. was named president - of the Oregon Flying Farmers at a state conven tion here yesterday. He succeeds Roger Loennig of Baker county. - John Teufel, Hills boro, was el ected vice-president, and Mrs. San Whitney. Newberg. secretary. treasurer, Charles Covey, Powell Butte, rnd James Rothrock, Ad ams, were named directors, and Ralph Scroggins, Lebanon and Sam Whitney,. Newberg, associate directors. - . , y, " - PAUL FREDERICK . o) 3 PJ1 RUSTPROOF n ri r A Richfield i Product Announcing th appoint ment of Frederick Bros as new rich-heat burner, oil distributors. 1 FOX FROMPTi ACCUKATI PR1NTED-MHEX DEIIVEXY . i . .. t . . . . ra!Co RICHFIELD SERVICE Office and Station at 14th and Stat HUEY FREDERICK ( i -a ! v! 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