-Tbm Statesmen, Salem, Oregon, Saturday. October 13, 1851
Fomer Salem Boy, Victor Jory,
Leads Film Names
(Photo on
. , Six Hollywood movie personalities paid Salem a call Friday to
direct attention to the movie industry's 50th anniversary and to show
Close-up 4hat actors- and others of the entertainment industry axe,
after alL iust folks." ' J !
Center of attraction was Victor
former Salem boy, but the Elsinore
itians
Declare British
i CAIRO, Egypt, Oct.. 12 -AV
ZeTDt will soon put the heat on
British troops In the Suez canal
area by declaring them "enemy
forces" end cancelling their spe
cial privileges, official sources said
today, i
': A program of non-cooperation to
cut off the troops' drinking water.
fresh food and the use of Egyptian
labor was forecast to follow parlia
ment's abrogation, expected Mon
day, of two old treaties.
: These treaties authorize Britain
to keep 10,000 troops, 400 pilots
and various auxiliaries on guard
at the strategic canal and provide
for Joint British-Egyptian rule of
Sudan, bordering Egypt on the
south.
Britain has announced she in
tends to maintain her full rights
under the treaties, however, and
- British military men here did not
appear deeply concerned over the
new threat.
Keizer Benefit
Dinner Draws
Capacity House
News Strrtc
KEIZER, Oct. 12 Prospects for
a Keizer community hall gleamed
tonight when 375 persons filled
the school auditorium for a dinner
that keynoted a drive for funds.
Spokesmen said early reports in
dicated the dinner had netted
."about $400. Pledge cards were
distributed to those who attended.
"It. Isn't enough just to say
, Kefaser ought to have a community
hall'," said Ray Lafkey in urging
support for the drive. Lafkey
"mayer" of the unincorporated
district ; . r
J. Ii. Franzen. city manager of
Salem, said "I wish you success
it win be one of the finest adjuncts
to your community you can get."
1 Representatives of most of .the
It Keizer organizations backing
the drive were introduced.
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.The Place with the Spaee"
TASTY FOOD
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Hal Moffett't
Orchestra
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On the Old Jeffersea Highway
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Facilities Available
For Banquets and
Parties
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Jory, popular character actor and
theatre spotlight also was on two
I pretty sir is from uregon, .veteran
actor Joseph Caileia and husband-wife
writing team, Frances
Goodrich and Albert Hackett.
The young actresses were Linda
Douglas, soon to make her! screen
debut in a western film,j "Trail
Guide," and Colleen Miller who is
appearing in "The Las Vegas
Storr f . I
Blonde Linda was a princess
from Grant hi eh school In the 1947
Portland Rose festival. A talent
scout sootted her in an Arizona
hotel lobby subsequently. Her real
name is Mary Jane Tarola.
Brunette Colleen also is a Port-
lander, having graduated from
Lincoln high school.
The Hollywood visitors appear
ed briefly and seriously on the
Elsinore stage at a free! "open
house" r show at noon, expressed
their pride in the movie industry
and their promise of "bigger and
better entertainment in the
months ahead. I j
On hand for the program was
Albert Forman. head of Forman
Theatres which Include the Elsi
nore, Grand, Capitol, State, Liber
ty and Salem Drive-in theatres
here. Dave Hoss of KSLM was
master of ceremonies. EdiSyring
was organist Greetings. were ex
tended the visitors by Gov Doug
las McKay and) May or i Alfred
Loucks. i .
Jory is the son of E. A. Jory,
425 Hovt st. longtime Salem area
resident. As a boy young: Victor
was reared on the Jory farm in
the Red Hills south of Salem, and
attended Rosedale school. He lived
here until he was 10, later went to
school in Pasadena.
The senior Jory ; and Victor's
stepmother were with the: Holly
wood party at the theatre ! and at
a press luncheon which followed
In the Senator hotel, ;
Highway Work
Contracts Over
Six Million
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PORTLAND, Oct.' 12 -V The
state highway commission award
ed contracts totalling $3,140,876.15
today. .This added to the $3,124,
599 awarded yesterday j brings
awards for this month's two-day
meeting to $6,264,473.15. f .
Largest contract awarded today
was to guy F. Atkinson company.
Portland, for paving of some seven
miles of the Columbia River high
way some 13 miles east of Cas
cade Locks. His ibid was $1,821,-
465.65. The commission accepted
the resignation of Manley F. Rob
ison as director of the travel in
formation division of the state
highway department Carl Jordan,
his assistant, will replace him.
YOUIl CAD
WASHED
Thoroughly I
In Minutes! I
III and OUT
GAB Y7ASB
Church and Ferry
Steam Cleanlno; Polishing;
Cottonv,
Dance' Every
Saturday Night
Tommy! Kizziah
And His j
. west coast;
RAMBLERS i
near Them on KSLM
Tne. A Sat Eve. !
Open Dafly
11 AJi to 2 AIL
Sort. TH 9 JLM.
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Jast before yens get t the Coilj wasd
.-Stop Light!: 1 it- i
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liuiAiiLMiiiy. n
Dubious Public Passes
Vp Surefire Profiting
n
DENVER. Oct. U-(JP-A Broad
way automooue company, uavu
Motors, inc, advertised it would
buy pennies at a premium, giving
a dime for nine coppers and $1 for
90.
Twenty special police were hired
to handle crowds. They werent
j-j . showed mil. . . . .J. on ine I
truck weight bill of the 1951 lee-
Pennies for a shiny new dime. . j
Added Sewer
Bonds Lose in
Albany Voting
ALBANY Voters narrowly re-
jected a bonding plan to provide j
tunas ior construction ot n -
nanded uwue disDOsal system
228 to 220 by unofficial count her.
The bond nlan called for $250,-1
000 to be added to $500,000 passed
four years ago. The additional sum
ments ior consirucuou u
terceptor sewer and pumping sU-1
UonS. . . .. .
The vote was light In all three
Aw Aniol. ..11 I
naA r:.,. .T- u. m
ess jstss. suLRSfa
uiucmu hj uic mtrnx nuu i
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project.
First Aidmen,
Friends Save
Man in Creek
Howard M. Mumby. 1940 Tana
ave.t was .rescued from cold Mill
ftreek waters at the bridge In the
800 block North High street by
friends,
ids, first aidmen and city po-
Friday night, police reported.
umby was found grasping a
lice
Mumby was found grasping
root on the north edge of the
stream br a friend. Ivan Bowers,
who had swum across in search of
him from the south bank, police
said
The First Aldman Gerald Hall
came an the scene with a rope.
swam across and secured the line
to Mumby. He assisted the man
across while others on the bank
pulled. Hall then wam back with
the rope lor Bowers, poUce said.
Mumby was taken home by his
wife after examination by aidmen,
who said he apparently, suffered
from shock.
Police Seek
Purse Thief
City police were seeking a youth
Friday who stole a woman's purse
containing more than $25 in cash
and a check for $100 from a locker
in First Christian church.
The purse, belonging to Mrs.
L. B. Starke of 1190 Harriett dr.
was found Friday afternoon
S
Mrs. Kermit Burson, 696 N. Church
st.. in an alley behind her rest
dence. Police said only $7 was
missinff.
Mrs. Starke told police a youth
came to the church Thursday and
asked to see it. She invited him
m ana iaier uiscovercu uiai.
purse was missing.
-14-2 Observance inside
Rock-Throwing Boys
Shatter Store Window
Two seven-year-old Salem boys
found expensive fun Friday alter-
noon when one of them threw a
rock through a $145 plate glass
window at the Owl Drug store on
norm iapuoi ana uenicr streets,
city ponce reported.
Police said both boys were
throwing rocks from a service sta-
tion across the street while going
home from schooL Neither knew
which cast tte window breaker.
farcuis Ul uie uuji bcuu
wo.il1 rvntnf VlnvH Mnrffan. store
manager to arrange payment for
the damage, police said.
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Caugtt by Police
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tfcumW throitirh an anartment
o - -r
window cost the landlord $35 fine
nth ixrm. Aa-v sontonoo niCTkPnded
in .municipal court Friday,
Marshall M. Stewartt, 590 Union
st, was assessed the fine on con
viction of disorderly conduct. A
passerby called the attention of a
patrolman to the window peeping
Thursday and signed the com
plaint against Stewartt, police
said. ;
Old Thn
Danco
Every
Sal. Iligli!
Orer Western Auto
259 Court St
DICXTS ORCHESTRA
Adzn. 9e Inc. Tea
DANCE
SAT. rilTE
V.F.V.Hall
Hood and Church St.
1 -Music By
Sd:m Swfcgstcrs
Wahzts2Steps
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FXIINDLY CROWDS
Sponsored by V. F. IT.
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Bill Termed
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A MMlimlflAM
report on the I
coh lis osTof
ing overloading, the highway in- j
lerun commmee oi tne 1951 legis
lature said at a meeting here Fri
day. !
xne mienm erouo win mt
jointly with the state hichwav
commission in Portland today.
aiaie oen. umo smith, interim
committee ' chairman, said his
group accepted Linn county over-
ioaa recoras. Daruciiiariv haxaM
that county is a lorrinr rnt.- ..
one check on the accomplishments
oi tne new law. Months of AueusL
19SO and 1951. wr iri .
p. of the old d new laT.
lAnn COUnry Operators Showed a
remarkable record of comnlianr!
with the new law. Smith said.
Under the old law the county
m-iior August., isau. wmie this was I
reduced to a percentage of 0.61 for
AUgUSt, 1951. I
Trucking and loerfn otrator.
j.j "r""r"
wcoinmittee
ior liih law wrrmTan rr i
o, i
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"If this cooperation continues I
the law will accomplish its mirl
8 1 nignways irom
itl w Tr w excessive
truck; loading. committee mem-L
oers SaiQ. I
Several other problems, to hl.i-i M.fa tv A k.
discussed at Saturday's meeting in
Portland. utm .before the inter-
im committee here but no action
was taken.
Front Street
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1 rouble Spot
Parking on Front street was a I
trouble spot for city officials
agaii. Friday. I
Salem city council members 1
heard complaints earlier in the I
week from lumber division em. I
ployes of Oregon Pulp and Paper
Co, regarding the removal of all-
parking in the area between
Trri and stat strata
The said parkin near their
n1ai nf Mimlnnmmt nrMntH
problem to them, because most of
the nearby street was taken up by
trucks of several Industries.
For temporary relief, city offi
cials said they could use some of
the parking area on the un paved
part of the street near the lumber
yard. But by Friday it was noted
that cars were being parked also
in the no-parking zone of the
street too.
The city council is expected to
thresh out the problem at its Oc-!
tober 22 meeting.
Sgt. Harbaugh
Arrives in U. S.
Sgt Bruce L. Harbaugh, 21. of
Francisco on Friday from the
Far Fas it was announced bv
I Militai-r Sa Trannrrtatirn urv.
ice.
Harbaugh, son of Mrs. Ralph
Hornaday, had been in Korea since
thi start of hostilities, members
of his family reDorted. He served
as a communications man with a
Korean military advisory group.
1 Harbaugh graduated from Salem
high school in June, 1948, and
joined the armv the fnllnuHnr
i January.
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PrlfiOl tlOflT
AWUi
tt jfi i -m
UIXU KeUett
A delegation of McKinley school
parents Friday Inspected a rein-
i lorcemem ox rooz misses in ine
new addition to the school build-
ing.
I. IT. C.U tV. ..L..1 1 3,
buildings and grounds committee
said some question had been
raised over the type of construe-
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"u" w" " "5Utl onirac
tor c js. isanerman naa made a
change at the suggestion of a group
of the parents. The change proved
satisfactory to the parents, the
city engineers omce ana a con
sulting engineer brought in by
scnooi architects, he said.
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by Hazel Brockhoff
Sunday, ,1:30 P. M. to 2:30 P.M.
And 6:00 P. M. to 7:30 P. M. -
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HOTEL MARION
iTourist Bureau
Budget Approved
PORTLAND, Oct. 11 -(JPh- A
$250,000 budget has been approv
ed for the third straight year by
the state highway commission for
the travel information department
of the state highway department.
Department officials told the
commission that general adver-
commission wai general aaver-
tising rates have advanced about
JTh
the past year.
Sunken Garden
Parking Plan
Topic of Meet
Usio
The .state capitol planning com-
.Minn on nmnnul f .
mnhni
underground parking in the sunk
en garden block just north of the
in MnnM.Hon HtK 4K.
iririn - n
T mmlKlnrK r)mlrmm
J rT TTZZiZAZrX 2
ueuaicu i. "'t tui..u.! Wi mC
meeting at the sUtehouse.
z t a.,
vz'rrri
kniin nf control to thA trPPt nr.
h Mrvin
X . ZZl
member, said a large part of
this expense probably would have
bornVby the city of Salem.
nA. M11 Kiunl nf mnhnl
underground parking project
uid be S500.000.
c.rrr tnnhasized that the
I door had not been closed to the
project and that additional details
might be presented to the com
mission later.
Home Permit
Issued by Gty
Permit for a $10,000 house and
garage to be built at 470 Waldo
ave. was Issued to George Ray-
mond at the city engineer's office
Friday.
Other permits included: Mrs.
Lewis Franklin.- to alter dwelling
at 580 Glen Creek rL, $1,500; Wal- j
i xoos, aiter aweumg ai nau ai-
Pi. $700; F. H. Harris, alter !
dwelling and garage at zzw iee
u-1 . reroox Qweii-
i ing at N3 HOOO St- 13W. A.
feJS.P11 at
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llesB Oaly HMM-ewaet Vaeatra
HeUywoed Kids Matinee
today l:0e U 4 PJC
X CARTOONS' SERIAL
Special Matinee Featara
"COLORADO SUNSET
with
Gene Atry, Smiley Burnett
also
Benson's Birthday Caka .
for
Jeane Randolph, Joanna Hod
ges, Ronald Tuor, Diane Fer
guson, Norma Knittel, Ellen
Severin, Charles Reinwald,
Norma Coder, Gary Ruther
ford, Michael Surles, Jaek
Fisher, Bob Dennison, Diana
Chakarun, Sharon Maguren,
Kit Halseth, Tommy Jungblut,
Dick Marsh, Everett Miller,
Nancy Van Houten, Earl
Beckett, Carolyn Rawlins,
Gwendolyn Rawlins, Bob Van
Dell.
Ends Today Start $
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GRAYSOIIGARD'IER,
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Flos Technicolor Short
"MIGHTY MANHATTAN
Starts Tomorrow Cent 1:45
Co-Featvre
Hoose On Telegraph HUT
Iran Rebuffs
U.S. Efforts
For 0U Talks
XJNTTED NATIONS. N. Y Oct.
12-iffVAn Iranian snokesman to
day rebuffed American efforts to
start new uriusn ana Iranian oil
talks under the watch of the U. N.
security counriL But h lndiMtwi
his government would welcome
tne good offices of any nation or
indivtduaL
The spokesman. TTossin Fatomi
deputy nrenner. said Iran would
not accept any resolution, such as
one aranea oy jsntain for action
by the council, which would
enable the security council to "in
terfere" in the oiT question. He
said -the best decision the council
could take would ho tn Am-iA- ft
has no jurisdiction in the oil crisis.
Fatemi made his comment at
his daily news conference as the
United States delegation pressed
an urgent campaign to get the two
countries to resume negotiations.
Police Recover
Stolen Autos
Two stolen autos were listMl t.
covered on city police records Fri-
aay.
A 1950 sedan owned bv Maitland
a. uarter, 1162 Saginaw street,
was found bv nolice in the 1800
block State street Fridav mornn.
Police said license plates on the
auto had been switched.
It was reported stolen Thursday
from 1300 State street. The other
car recovered, owned bv Burns
Christofferson, Salem route 7 box
112, was stolen from a cannery
parking lot. It was found by police
Thursday night at 700 N. Front at.
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