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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1951)
CHy - Hews EBWielfo UEI.ARY EXAMS SLATED CONTRACT AWARDED s; . Examinations for library assist- J wntract for $5,907 with i War ant position in Salem, Portland, ren Northwest, only jMer Eugene, Ashland and corvaia are . v w- iLd during October by the state Wve, wai cdereddrawa by Mar. cfvil service commission. Ciosinj i v Diary's Editor Well KncNvn in Writing Field i Anthony Blantlo Given Suspended Senlence ' Anthony Blando, Stayton. i was sentenced this week in Marion county circuit court to a ruspcnd ed 18-month penitentiary term on a charge or larceny. i ' - Blando was given three years probation and is to make restitu- Oregon's Auto Seen Adeouate ndate for filing applications is Sep- -h V j temoer i. J urms umj va; at the Salem civil service office or J yeater Appliance Co. At an; KNrat twic tiHu'JKi s. fice. officials said. BETIEE FEOlf FUJI I Kay Crawiord and fcrma v. John - Man ville shingles applied Crawford filed a certificate: of re- by Ma this Bros, 164 S. ComT. I tirement from the Coast to Coast Free estimates Tb 3-4841 j store, 223 Ni Commercial it, with the Marion county clerk Thursday. t iff r'vnriewmrnrM MEET, i i rv. c-,w, T ,f. Underwriters Kummage 2aie iim meuuxusi association will meet in the Cave - -T. ,. . P 7 e room of the Senator hotel rrway at noon. Speaker win be Art.Aus-1 rnrv UP CLU1 MEETS -. a - . 11. . n.-i. . . i. n, pan prcsiaeni i me rui hikj i .., pjle Chin Up club will : bold a Life underwriters, and manager of lM hnst luncheon Sunday at 1 n m the Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance st 1320 rwis st. Entertainment company. will be furnished by Eddie and his Silver Strin Ranper. f or oic. no i-un iwu excellent condition. Call 2-4151 or 2-3769 tion on the eharre which involved ategsrding TThe Ferrestal ' Dia- J theft of a circular saw . from the rles" which begin la The. Orecen Bert Bradley mill near-Sublimity small Appliance neaaauaners Walter Millis, who edited the diaries of the late James v., For restai and wrote the - connective I - CJ oarranve. is sistant chief torial writer 1 1 :- the New York Herald Tribune.. : - Millis is known in the journalis tic world for his cons cientiouIy Sioughtful obser vations on world Shortage of Nurses Said Nation Wide (Story also on page 1.) The shortage of. nurses which KOAD ESTIMATE HEARD Estimate for gravelling of Whit tier street near Silverton at a cost of $2,738, or 12 per ownership foot, was presented Marion county court Thursday by the county sur veyor. Hearing for the improve ment estimate was set for 10:45 .m. October 5. e. ;; " Martine-Lallvs fndaunted, to j Continue Trip U?M on w. Thursday closed one unit of Sa UXairS, especially I iT- Vcmnrial hncnital i nothing vlLTl . . I new, but Just a more acute man! nnnii neiense. I .i ti with. , I lesvauon vi mc pruuicui, vtuiuug DooKS, nil rnost-receni, i ws is irwin p. WedeL manager of Me f81 ! nrnJcled fl?. f lead.in morial hospiUl, pointed out : that t w ' i'V' faa . I t takes 5.2 nurses to staff one po- ncuiaiy louowing. Accwruaiguj rition in a. hospital, hecause of 24 " JV1' m Teek-: - "The hour per day, 7-day per week whole story of the event that operaUon, with holidays and sick brought about the attack politi- leVve; i i - ' czu military, economic IS rilli- Both Memorial and General of- P5?Z. ?? Wy analyzed. Hisificiai, said they had been short (Millis') writing is vivid reporting tll svmmeTt and at the uu tr wpwiuoo w lacui ana former some nurses have been numan interest. . I wm-vinv tnn - Other works by Millis are "The j 1 Married women are relied on o rtwim ? e - a aa A n it m r uim - l . . i ttra4 rvnunMUi K-ontfvlan tjjnx-n,w v,aiu- ocpu w -vr;-i J""" rnase ivo;; nnj Europe r.eavuy as nurses, oui wis manes cr7&t t;rJust one f those things that Fights- (1940); Road to War it difficult to staff the afternoon ir,.o Dt, Kin imijrht have happened to anybody." (1935): and "The Martial Spirit"! and evening shift. ifa wic w mj iu4 cutu iui a i avw i mvus uvii as ua uvuai s mo Luis A. Martine-Lally of Salem. I Pm " In Atlanta In' 100(1 I been since before World War II A petition for oUing LFlemme deswibed the latest piece df hard j Millis. the son of CoL John Millis! I witQ n estimated C5.000 needed rtal In 4 ho Tj.V Thich area wa IUCK mat Has .DCISiien UieiT 1 rrtent him hnvtuvvf nn an arm t Over U1C U. . AlinwigD aDOUl 30 presented Marion county court folycht. Ma,gic CafPeUf! . ( m the PhiUppines. He enlisted in I women fiiushed nursing courses Thiiruli Th iwt tlnn wat nimM ire LirDCl IPTWE 1 Ht WnrM W I a umful 1,'o,4nn 1 vcgun nus IW. iwnc wnc by 40 resident of the area. o the northern Californil coast I cf the field artillery at 19, but did obined here- Graduations in the Choice Hereford heavy calves for the coast tfuard cutter Yoncana. nrrit,9tin v.u ;,i-nrtl Lillian McDonald, General hos a. . .a ..1 ' I Ma MA'aV A UA A UU1T A Dl- 1 . a . . . locker, 59c lb. Also young turk- It was the latest of a series of mis- ty in 1920 Millis went to work fori pltal upermtenoent, aid mere ey 39c lb. Orwig's Market.- 3975 haps that has plagued the Mar- the Baltimore News as an editorial I are more nurses now than .ever Silverton Rd. Phone 2-6128 tlne-Lallys i since they left on a writer i.t va k. I before, but that industrial posi- round-the-world cruise. II York Sun and ninhe in th .am tions and marriage are talcing They will be in here for a week capacityand joined the New York mwany fL???1.? ?i y CLASS DINNER SLATED Fidelis class of Jason Lee Meth dish dinner at 6.30 p.m. Saturday j t,ii. .i 1 - I anv extent. - in the church. IL H. Harris, Jurt JST F TT n.i ;n v.- I cooperate. ? ' l returned from Palestine, will be the speaker. St Anne's Guild Rummage Sale. Episcopal Parish House, -Chemek- etaSL, Friday, Saturday. CLASS MEETS TONIGHT The Loyalty class of- the First 1 Martine-Lally said Baptist church will meet at the j They plait to go through the Suez church at 7:30. o'clock tonight, canaL touch Palestine for a tour Eureka southward to Sari Fran cisco and Los Angeles; westward to the Marquesas islands, then -to Australia; to Thailand and, on to j the Persian- gulf and a side trip visit to Baghdad to "see the home of the legendary Magic Carpet,' Road Project Cost Estimated Over $27,000 A cost of $27,745 to Improve 1.85 any extent. Base pay for hospital nurses In Salem, on a state scale, is $220 per month ior days, xzso lor alter noons and nights and $240 for sur gery. Hot Rod Group Seeks Better i for the meeting. JOINS WELFARE BOARD of procedure m Issuing duplicate ,The Statesman. Salem, Oreeon, Friday. September 21. IS51 5 piates ior mose iosi. in me past new ones with the same number were, manufactured, requiring 30 days. New the license office issues new plates, marked duplicate and with a different number,-avoiding delay, i Oregon has enough passenger auto license pla ies to last out the metals-short a se Emergency, unless auto registrations climb consider ably above normal. Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry said Thurs day. ... : . . ; . ' Trucks and buses, which get hew plates annually, will not have pew ones; for 1952, however, be-1 cause of the aluminum and steel scarcity. Their current plates will be validated by issuance of steel tabs to indicate Tenewal. Newbry asserted that the state's switch, to "permanent" plates for passenger cars - nearly two years ago was made in the nick of .time to escape injury throrrgh lack of metals. Some i states, including Washington, already, are resorting to windshield stickers as a substi ute for metal plates. Oregon, though, has a stock .- on cars or on hand of 850,000 sets of aluminum plates, with 10,000 more being made. New plates are issued only for new registrations or to replace lost ones. The small year-indicating tabs also are on hand to carry renewals through said the official. Truck and bus plates also are of aluminum but were not design ed to last, because of annual is sue. However. Newbry said most of them should stand up for a con siderable additional time. Licensed automobile dealers will be issued a single plate to be dis played on the rear of the vehicle. Also announced was a change GRASS FIRE CHECKED East Salem .firemen Thursday afternoon put out a fire in a field east of Fairview home, - Damage w. . negligible, they Jackson Faces Second Qiargeilnvolving Check r David Eart Jackson, Coolidge, Artou, freed from a charge of ob taining money by false pretense Wednesday in Marion county dis- said.:' although some fence posts and ties from a spur railroad of the Southern Pacific were burned. trict court, has been bound over to the grand jury on similar charge by Stayton justice court ; Jackson allegedly passed - a .. worthless $32 check to Claude Lewis on June 18, 19494 He was returned from California ' last week end to face charges in this country.- , . Oysters re rich in copper. Iron, iodine and vitamins, ing notices had listed wrong time France and England. They want to was estimated by County Surveyor I I I 1 fl sfct 1 n H 1 ft Cf ea south to the African coast then a r r1..!,. j .x.. 1 vvx j 4 - uii &uu icscuwu tu lite 1 . f . ; ' Sail tO SOUth America. ' I eoimtv court Thursdav Th eenrr I An onranlTation nt hnt tcA Hriw, Th4v ftfrt.thiv ian TtATt trt tneit lis x ai Tn.ii. . a a t a. ai. Appointment of Mrs. Howard the WesHndies Sen iSroikh tt A oeiwa wno l uie puD"c t.i,;.- U7ii,. . i?e wesI inoes, tnen tnrougn tne underpass and South River road think more kindly of them was in- toeZrZrvK; rtf anf 1 r neaa no"awaf a junction near Halls Ferry; t corporated Thursday with the state mmii wm nnmmuii k l . 1 i ! II The project on locally - known I corporations commission. I - ' mmmm i I A a-V mm PlnnnM m n A iwAiiT4 Cam I T4 im 11a uov. lXHJRias McKay succeeds Mrs. C A. Hunter, Wal- Iowa. Public iiecords mette Students, Bar Meeting si Arkansas Canyon road would in- It is called Road Kings, and has elude an oil mat surface with a headquarters in Eugene. Its pur 6 0-foot right-of-way for all ex- pose is to influence hot road driv- cept 2264 feet of the length, which ers to drive more safely, and. to is planned ror 40 feet, Cost per promote better understanding be runnlng foot would be $3.69 for tween the public and the hot rod the oil type surface compared to ders. $10 for gravel surface. I The incorporators are Paul Well- Graham said he thought that the I born, Eugene, president; Frank proposed 4Q-foot right-of-way sec-1 Knolton, Corvallis, vice president; CIRCUIT COURT Richard D. Irish vs Kenneth A. Bair: Order dismisses with ' pre- . TirrtTI.. ..t iprwposea ivi-iuoi ngni-oi-way sec-I fwnoiion, uorvams, vice presioem, New students at wuiamette um-1 t!nn .u nnt k ,ia pw Thnn,. tsntHi . . - as m WAV UV aV WW AIA.AV. VA TT UlVUt 1 aVWi AUV1UM WA UI1VM versity coUege of taw wil) meet encountering und ue'difficul ty with urer; Carl Saunders, Eugene, sec Salem members of the bar at the L,. , 7 1,J " school's annual kickoff banquet to night at 7:30 in the Senator hotel Iretary. uitkm.t .llnw.nM n xcta I CapltOI rOOm. in .tiniVH f th nartie. Justice Walter Tooze of the state t t: wan n4 r,!.rt vtr. supreme court1 wUl be the princi Insurance company vs. K. F. Ham- P1 sPejt.er- Pe" " i- J..r mm. verrfirt to Hpf-nH-1 Z wlU include Dr. G. Herbert Smith, president of the university. and Dean Seward Reese of the law college ; . ' t i The banquet is sponsored by the law school i student body, whose president is Robert P Jones of Sa lem. t s O Hami Granted Approval - for 823,80.0 Home ant in suit for $1,179 for auto ac cident damages. PROBATE COURT Donegan Reeder Wiggins estate: Closed by decree. Minnie Baronette Olson estate: Eroil P. Slovarp appointed admin istrator. - Charles Magnus Stensrud estate: Emil P. Slovarp appointed admin istrator. r ' i MUNICIPAL COURT . Ernest Duprey. Eugene, charged with driving while intoxicated driving with revoked operator's cense, fined $350 and given 40-day . A permit io build house: at 535 jail sentence on first charge, fined Hovt st for $23,800 was issued $7$ and given five-day jail sep-1 Thursday tc John Harm, "by the tence on second charge. I city engineers office. .4 5 Alan E. Edwards, 185S N. Win- Reroofing permits went to L. B ter st- charged with failure to stop I Brennen. for a garage at 1245 N. at the scene of an accident, posted 1 19th st, for $50; Mrs. Willis Dal- $73 bail and trial set September 25. las, for a one-story house St 1668 .. Center st, lot $230; Victor Mat MARRIAGE UCEASE v I hews, for a One-story house at 1160 ArruuAiiua Market st for $100. f ) Jerold Clifford McGuffin, 21, Other permits were Issued to W rarmer, Aumsvuie route i, dox lua, e. stark to build a one-story gar and Colleen Rosetta Hopson, 19, at age at 2450 Helm st tot $800; home. Milwaukie. I George LaBorde to alter a two- Jack A. Wittliff, 55, store owner, story house; at 1010; Hoyt ;st. for Astoria, and Fern M. Beakey, 47, $300; and L. C Canary to' repair store manager, 410 E. Rural ave, a one-story dwelling at 603 Hick- Salem. ory stfor $150. ; ToGETHBl! O I " H i . Xr - M ; ; aca ctm. THt toka W ' N r-V- r1 k S V idaawafegoajtwrtrf Wi CM Oe ) UgM.ffr oeia I dcorea oatf loftaa tkkt evtry rig mtd Moraina. Uml lUn asflty ioralyl P0EID S-ixsccf by th world's hveTiStt We.T5.if FAIR WEATHER-' : ...' :v.v'dB.vF0UL !. KEEP YOUQ CniLDBEII ' AT HOIIE WITH A IIOOE Full TOAII A FldHC ' , - j ' ;.;-"'- ' ' ? - la the yard ... Ia the garage. What ever the weather, kids Just Jove Gym-Dandy FUy greand equipment Swings Teeters ... Bars keeps 'em la the garage er bAsement daring Mastery winter weather and eatoide when it's nice! And best yet . . . they'll play for hours without yea having t worry where they are! Slides too are available from Woodrys These will prebably be the last ef the ail steel playgrennd Items shop tenite. i UoM IIoJ 112 if-iS3C3 ! lUxnj Oier Models to hooia From ... . Sea lis Ccsplsls Lino Tcday! Tcrnj? HEARING AID i amazing exclusive features Morris Optical Co. 444 Stat St. Phone 3-5528 re um mmn mil Bimsss ' -..'' I-.--' . 7 .,.!. 8 I ....... ' o Hen's Sails "'"a-w"'-d o; Hen's Topcoals S? Q Lien's Slacks 300 to choose iroai -From $2500; I 800 pedr ior selection, i all types JProm $"795l m i o Hen's Spori Coals SlSiL..--o tlenCs Sport Jackels -From 16 50! .From selectloii From An i'icii;iiiud5 dim jauiiui wod -From 5yos' Lara assortment o Hen's Wool Shirts '...'. K 1 o tlens Whipcord T ssf lleS eaCeS Wontad wools from on ffli $705;: From aT t. ' " ' "i t ? : ' . , - ii in-. HOURS: 8 A.M. TO 5:30 P. M-OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAY " 2B0 S. I21I1M2 Blcdis South ci Stale a oj 11 u (L -S J3bv mi - UlI?fo) U UU LL3 UW , . .. 5. 1 - - I I ... .-. . - ; . ; - ; -is your Bsgidi( automatic firyer drys ycur ivosli wonderfully sweet .and fiyfly-sofu" in Cuilntesi ONLY DRYER M THE WORLD WITH POwiR-VEMT SYSTEM TTIAT CLOWS Tils j K0T AIR AND MOISTURE OUftDf-KEEPS ROOM TEfAPERATUHi COiVJCnTADLE j IV&of Exciting Features! Drys a full load of clothes at a time bone-ary for storage, damp-dry for ironing No more harsh towels or stiff garments clothes come out soft and fluffy ; Single-dial control a twist of your wrist drys a whole load perfectly Basket-height porthole: banishes heavy lifting forever 1 ----- ' Ample work surface available on flat Dulux enameled top J t . . i - '. ' i "..T " . Suntxooic lamplike "sunshine makes clothes smell sweet and fresh (optional at slight extra cost) fRODUCT OF! . INDIX H0M2 Af PUANCES, INC. 1 :- - ' ' - -"' i. - - - t t j r "i !-.'.. i - ' - ' - i. . . . i - - . . - . 1 . . : - ; ; . i - i I . . Si 130 a ricnli n yuu i . . . ; ' r no - "'; " i i . -i s r i ii ; u u CS5 Centex Q0flS011 ; U "Salem's Finest Appliance- Store" ' 6 Ccnveilanl 1'aziizg O G30CSG3 Flwaa 3-31C2 j i i I I S v: r 5 1 I 1 1 o rHiirrv aunts
