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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1952)
Von-i Xook JSJm:.. but ... Om owtl The Insurance companies this week claimed 56 million dollars in mort gagee against Hotel Tycoon Glenn McCar thy, and he's considered a rich man. Look at us poor little people biting our fingernails to the knuckles over a measly ooupla hun nert dollars in bills. Oh to be rich and in debti Easter or Sou'wester . . . Though we are ready with the little be-flowered and be-rib-boned chapeau in which we were so beau tiful last summer, we have also gotten out and dusted of! the old faithful sou'wester. Just in case the weather man knows where of he predicts. Thanksgiving day ... Just be glad that the dear old Willamette valley can take it and if it couldn't we would hays convenient hills for fleeing purposes. Jioe-kua pokus , . . The surest way to find lost trowels, pruning shears, hoes and et ceteras is to go out and buy a new set ... Marine Buren Dr. Taylor to Be Speaker The Willamette Valley Associ ation of Phi Bet Kappa will meet tt eiht o'clock on Monday eve-1 Ding. April 14 at tue nome 01 jura. John Carkln, $93 North Summer treet. Dr. Edward A. Taylor, head of the Linfield sociology department since the fall of 1950, will discuss The Family in Crisis." Dr. Taylor received his A. B. and M. A. de frees at Washington SUte College and his Ph. D at Cornell Univer sity. For eighteen years he was bead of the sociology department at the University of Ohio . Dr. W. W. Dolan of Linfield Eollege will preside over the bus ies meeting. Mrs. L. M. Apple gate will head the tea committee. Which includes Mrs. J. M. Devers, Mrs. Alfred W. Sheets, Mrs. Wil der C. Smith, Miss Jenette E. Ro berts and Miss Irene Hollenbeck. Husbands and wives of mem bers are invited to attend. All members of the national, society Jif Phi Beta Kappa are welcome to h meetings. Mrs. Gale Will Head Mothers The Mother's Club of Grant School held its regular meeUng Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Clint Blgea presided during the business meeting. Election of officers for next year was held and include Mrs. Lauren Gale, president; Mrs. Paul Silke, vice-president; Mrs. Cecil Monk, secretary; and Mrs. Kenneth Morris, treasurer. An invitation was read from Mrs. Gus Moore to a silver tea sponsored by the West Salem P.T.A. on May 15. The 5th and 6th grade chorus presented songs con ducted by Mrs. F. R. Bradley. Re freshments were served by first grade mothers with Mrs. John Graham as chairman. Wet Salem Home Extension Unit will meet Tuesday at the home of Mrs. John Boening, 1017 Tim Street at 10:30 a. m. Mrs. Malno Riechert will talk on cloth ing accessories. Mrs. Dour las McKay will enter tain with her weekly at home on Tuesday afternoon at the McKay residence on Jerris Avenue. All townspeople and visitors in the capital are invited to call during the afternoon. Mrs. B. F. Williams and Mrs. Estes Morton will entertain mem pert of Chapter G, PEO Thursday afternoon at a 1:15 dessert lun aheon at the former's Candalaria Dome on Ben Vista Drive. Lemmons to be In Corvallis Mr. and Mrs. Lemmon of Salem will be among guests at a christen ing dinner on Sunday in Corvallis at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Snook. Mr. Snook and Mrs. Lem mon are brothers and sister. Guests also will Include Dr. and Mrs. Douglas H. Telfer of Van couver, B. C, who -are on a motor trip along the Oregon coast. Dr. Telfer Is executive secretary of the metropolitan council for church extension of the United Church of Canada and Is known in Oregon as former president of the British Columbia United Church. St. Joseph's Mothers Club will meet at the school hall Wednesday night at 8 o'clock. The fathers have been invited as special guests and the Chamber of Commerce film, "Story of Salem," will be shown. Oregon State Nurses Associa tion, Distriict 3, will meet Mon day night at the Salem Memorial Chapel at 8 o'clock. Miss Ruth Marco. Portland, of the OSNA counselling and placement service, will be the guest speaker. National Letter Carriers Asso ciation will hold a district meet ing on Tuesday, April 15 at the Mayflower HalL A covered dish dinner at 6:30 o'clock will pre cede the meeting. Members of Chapter AB. PEO will be entertained at the Mon mouth home of Miss Clara A. Trotter, 244 N. East Street, on Monday night W.D. Noteboom Selected far Navy Progra m A former Montanan who now lives in Salem is one of two local youths selected for th Naval Re serve Officers Training Corps col lege program. He is William D. Noteboom, 19, son of Mrv and Mrs. K. W. Note boom of Rout S, Box 534. He Is already enrolled at Oregon State College, majoring in agriculture, and will enter activity in the NROTC program next falL He will also take a summer cruise aboard a naval ship. Noteboom is a graduate of Falrview, Mont high school, and took the NROTC test last December. Previously reported as being se lected for the program was Robert P. Dough ton, 18, son of Mr. and Mrs. Preston F. Doughton of 1131 N. 14th St. He is now in his sen ior year at Salem High School and will attend either the University of Washington or Stanford Uni versity under NROTC. British Laborites Stage Comeback Br EDWA1B CTTKIIS j LONDON (ay-A. eomrtwH by British Socialists in couaty elec tions has shocked the ruling: Comet rati v Party. Labor Party lead ers ascribe their victories to failure of Winston Churchill's government to keep election promises of better living; The conservatives contend they were forced to Impose belt-tightening measures to combat this country's! economic crisis and to cor rect over-spending: daring six The Statesman, Solon Oregon. Sunday. April IX IS 521 3 The Past Matrons of Rosa Court, Order of Amaranth will meet at the home of Mrs. J. B. Protzman, 1296 Court Street, for a 7:30 dessert supper on Wednes day night. Loan 'Company' Hasn't Lost Penny NEW YORK (JP Any student enrolled at Columbia University, who is in need of money, can walk into the Dean's office in the School of Engineering, ask for it and get it without Question as to use or even signature. This unusual loan fund was set un as a memorial to Jay White, who met accidental death shortly after his graduation In' 1948. His fellow classmates contributed an initial gift of $108. Additions to the fund by White's parents and others have brought the total to approximately $400. In operation since October, 19- L 49, the fund hasn lost a penny, GIs Like Reading 'Any OlcF Paper NEW YORK (JP) Overseas GIs take to reading hometown news papers as well as to dances, ping pong, billiards and the other acti vities of USO clubs. And the news papers can be from anybody's home town. So reports Richard Fisher, just returned from a two-year tour of duty as director of the USO club on Okinawa. Stateside newspapers are flown in regularly by commer cial airline. Fisher says the GIs don't care much how old the papers are. And most read all the advertising, too. AIRLINES Needs Trained Wtmea For Saeh Pesittons As: HOSTESS Reservationist Ticket Agent Secretary Receptionist Radio and Telephone Operator Communications and Many Others. AGE 17-25. Train now for one of these exciting well paid positions. Day Evening Home Study. FREE PLACEMENT. Write for Appointment. California Air College Box M44, Portland. Ore. Name Address City Phone years of Labor government. The voters made their sharp protest in county elections held during: the past 10 days. It was the Labor Party's biggest victory in these local elections, giving the Socialists control of 12 of Ens land's biggest counties. Bead Baek To the Labor Party, the election results looked like a turn in the road back to power. The Conservatives had expected a setback but not sucn a pasung as they got. Generally the impact of tne Eng lish county council elections on the national scene can be com pared with the results of Ameri an state elections in presidential off-years. By almost any standard they seem to show that Churchill's gov ernment has skidded sharply in popularity since the Conservatives won the bitterly rougm general elections last October. One campaign phrase particular ly has backfired on the Conserva tives. That was the promise of "more red meat" by the conserva tive Party chairman, Lord Wool- ton. "More red meat" since has be come to the avage Briton a phrase which meant less all around austerity. More Austerity Instead, Churchill directed his first attack upon Britain's econo mic difficulties. Britain got more instead of less austerity. "The unpopularity of the gov ernment at the moment is due to the measures which it was forced too take to put things right." ex plained a conservative Party spokesman. "The government has put the interests of the country first and however unpopular its policies it won't flinch from taking needed actions." The spokesman estimated it would take the Con so- vatlvei about: three years te wipe out the country's economic problems. He blamed bad things of govern ment cuts for instance, the cheese ration was slashed just before the elections and growing unem ployment in textile: mills in Lan cashire for the drastic drop in conservative support iaTiTlarN. I I . nns err last ccto A SET Lancashire for the first time t Labor in the county vote. Labor entered the campaign with control of eight countries. It picked up control of four more and, overall, took 419 seats on the 62 county councils away from con servatives or independents. 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