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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 24, 1952)
Press Blamed " , in Smyth Case f. ) FRM UAr . - 7A MIXED ; L By Petition cw n rpn I vAN FRANCISCO (-Accusations xf tampering with federal srand Jury including one of "il legal liaison with certain news paper reporters' were made In a petition asking : for dismissal of charges against James G. Smyth, ousted internal revenue collector, and three others indicted with him on connspiracy charges. The petition specifically men tioned DickHyer of the Call-Bulletin but also named all four major dailies in San Francisco the Call Bulletin, News, Chronicle and Ex aminer. The petitions for dismissal claimed the Jury acted "purely out of caprice, returning the indict ments "for the purpose of appeas ing the press." opperSupply Said 'In Hiding' WASHINGTON () Sen Fer guson (R - Mich.) said Tuesday hoarders axe holding "thousands of tons" of vitally needed copper off the market. He predicted a ci THROUGH JANUARY J 27th 4 fe 11 iVlvll(tlt Ji. he III "IFfJi. ttsmt .7 rir -Km MEN'S ' r. Keg. Wc "Silk" J THERMOS I TcHot . TisscaCa government move In a few days to bring it out of hiding. In a Senate speech, Ferguson also said he looks for a Defense Production Administration order soon releasing for other uses a considerable amount" of alumi num now earmarked for distant date defense projects. Exchange Qub Boards Chosen Committee appointments for the coming six months were announc ed Wednesday at the Salem Ex change Club meeting by Irvin Bry an. president. The chairmen include Tom Rob erts, program; Leonard Hicks, membership; Sidney Hoffman, fi nance and audit: Donald Barrick attendance; Dr. Dean Brooks, ed ucation and youth; Jack Hay, pub lic affairs; Otto Wilson, club aims and interclub; Edwin Fronk, fel lowship; James Phillips, crime pre vention; Jack Hay, "Book of Gold en Deeds"; Sidney Boise, state B basketball tournament; Marvin Ritchie, Korea package. Oregon Tavern Total Drops Although Oregon's population rose nearly 40 per cent since 1940, this state now has fewer licensed taverns and restaurants selling al coholic beverages for on -premises consumption, the Oregon Liquor Control Commission reported Wed nesday. And there are fewer outlets per capita since 1941, when the com mission licensed 2,510 establish ments to sell for on-premises con sumption, or 2.3 per thousand pop ulation. At the end of 1951 the number of such premises had dropped and the population risen, resulting in 2,431 on -premises out lets, or only 1.63 per thousand per sons. Club licences granted by the commission also pemit on-premises consumption, but were not includ ed in the above compilation be cause club licensees cater only to , members and their guests and do not serve the general public. There were 149 licensed clubs in opera tion at the end of 1931. Oregon Soldier Air Crash Victim SACRAMENTO, Calif. (P-Ma-ther Air Force Base listed Pvt Herbert S. Hiatt, Portland. Ore., Tuesday as the sixth victim of last Saturday's accident where a B-23 hit a crowded guardhouse. The two-engine bomber devel oped motor trouble while coming in for a landing, missed the run way and pancaked into the guard house. Ten minutes later it burst into flame. The base said 61 men suffered injuries. PAUL. HOUSTON ELECTED OREGON CITY Paul Hous ton, Oregon City, was elected to the presidency of the Clackamas County Guernsey Cattle Club at Its annual meeting during the week. Wallace Ashoff, Boring was named as the three year director, Carry-over directors are L. I Rumgay and Leonard Staats. Don Coin Walrod. Oregon City, was appointed secretary. Mrs. Henry Areaad. PertlaaA, president of Oregon Music Edu cators Association, will be honored by Salem Chapter of the group at luncheon Friday noon in the Mar in Hotel. New members of Salem Chapter also will be welcome dur ing the luncheon program. On Etiquette By Keoerte Lm Q. How is it possible to pro mote friendliness among strangers at large public gatherings or con ventions? A. It is always nice for every one to wear easily-read badges bearing his name, official position (if any), and home town. These hedges seem to ; take strangeness away and do much to increase) fellowship. Q. Does the hostess shake hands with her guests as they arrive at jt' formal afternoon tea? A. Yes; and if someone is re ceiving with her, she also extends her hand la greeting. - Q. Is it proper to use small en velopes in social 'correspondence? Si . .a . a. no. not amy are inese in poor taste, but they are quite apt to go astray fat the mails. 4.00 Voly. J I DESK STUDY ( LAMPS7)98 J AH Metal . f UL Approred i 1 f 2.29 40-HOU ALARM CLOCKS payless mica $T179 Re. 29 DEMI-TASSI CUP and SAUCERS Set ef 4 Many Fattens Freee Which Te Cheese $oo 2.S0 Vain. BABY FEEDING SET Gift Boxed f team y s. 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