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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 17, 1952)
3 ( i 1 The J Start man; Salem, Oregon, TaoedaY Tune IT; ' 1831 Tin Ike Promises Experts to Scan Farm Problems By The Associated Press Gen. t) wight D. Eisenhower Monday promised farm journal editors to apply the nation's best brains to agricultural problems-11 he becomes President. Aside from an Eisenhower talk to the farm editors, the big rivals for the Republican presidential nomination called a temporary truce in their campaigning. Eisen hower eased up for a day in Den ver. Sen. Robert A. Taft of Ohio In -Washington. Democrats skirmished busily In East and Midwest. Sen. Richard B. Russell added 28 home-state delegate votes from Georgia to his previous collection of 86 toward the Democratic nomination.: Editors of 19 Scripps-Howard papers across the country took a vote and agreed to back Elsen- In his meeting with editors of farm journals having a circula tion nt 20 million, the general in dicated approval ,of federal price supports on crops, minus controls on prices or production. A nrnwam built alonf those lines was drawn up in Des Moines bv Republican farm leaders of 10 Midwestern states. Eisenhower thought this program was the best he has seen, he said, since it offers more local , direction ana control than any other. Meek PWs Bow To Boatner's Will KOJE ISLAND (&)-The Allied Command Tuesday moved 17,500 Communist prisoners of war out of three large compounds in this orice-rebellious stockade to small ec pens. Thre wai no ODDOsition. The meekness of prisoners left no douot tnat ung. uen. tiayaon L. . Boatner had gained unchal lenged control over 80,000 POWs who only one week ago ran their compounds unhindered and defied their captors. Liquor Board to Oieck Funds PORTLAND (JP)-The State Liq uor Commission, meeting here Monday, was told that new safe guards have been set up to pre vent embezzlement of state liquor funds. Harold Strawn, commission con troller, outlined the new account ing practices following the report on an audit made after the arrest three months ago of a former liq uor store clerk on a charge of lar ceny of public money. State Patrol Cars Get Special Marking . J., . i ...I...., y.,f- , j., - r t,' V - . - " I i If irnwii wnwwi ""' Jl - --j I . I .1 - ' - ' , i- ,- 1 Ti .AA- ? - J l 'V t J They've put a new bell on the cat A new decal with the lettering "Oregon State Police" Is replacing the Oreron seal on all state police ears to differentiate them from other state-owned automobiles. Here admirinc the new sign is Sfrt. Robert N. Phillips, 1180 Columbia St.. head of the Salem patrol office, and Pvt. Byron D. Kroc, Albany, who patrols out of the Albany office. The automobile Is one of a fleet of patrol ears (Ford) being received by state police. (Statesman photo.) Dayton Farmer To Get Hearing In Shooting Case McMINNVTLLE Casper Smith, Dayton Route 2 farmer, was lodged in the Yamhill County jail on a charge of assault with intent to kill, is to have a preliminary hear ing Wednesday. He is held under $12,000 bond. Smith has told officers he fired a shotgun blast at his estranged wife, Esther after a reconciliation Sunday, June 8. She threw up her left arm to divert the blast and their daughter wrenched the gun from her father's hand as he was reloading for a second shot. , Mrs. Smith was reported in sat isfactory condition at St. Vincent's Hospital, Portland, following am putation of her left arm. SCHtJMAN PLAN WINS ROME (Jp)- Italy ratified the S c h u m a n coal-steel pool plan over-riding Communist opposition in the chamber of Deputies by a 265-98 vote Monday night. The Senate gave its approval to the ratification last March. General Cancels Incorrect Map In a letter to Oregon congress man Walter Norblad, Lt. Gen. J. M. Swing stated that an error laden transportation map would "be withdrawn completely." The map, object of criticism by Norblad who said lt contained "glaring errors", was said by the general to be "informational only and not used for planning." He agreed that the errors should be corrected. Swing is commanding general of the Sixth Army at the presidio of San Francisco, Calif. He also stated, "Please be as sured that the maps with which we do our planning are most accurate." Z&G3KIQDK30K 'AUL ARMSTRONG'S ANNUAL "STAIRWAY of the STARS" STAGE REVUE Honday, June 23rd and Tuesday, Jane 24th At The PLUS Regular Screen Program ill Ho Extra Cost Adnlls 74c Children 20c Plas Get Youx Tickets NOW from PAUL ARMSTRONG'S Students or at the Studio At 155 S. liberty or at Sid Steven's Jewelry Store. Silverton Elects Rutherford And Goschie Statesman News Service SILVERTON Herman Gos chie and Ted Rutherford were elected to the Silverton district school board in a heavier-than-usual voter turnout Monday. Goschie was elected to fill out three-years of the unexpired five year term of C. C. Parton, who resigned to move to Spokane, Wash. Goschie was appointed last November to fill the vacancy un til Monday's election. Goschie received 155 votes. His opponents were Elvin Almquist, 99 votes, and R. G. Smith, 66 votes. Rutherford received 190 votes to win the regular five-year term on the board, replacing Lloyd Larsen, retiring chairman. Ruth erford's opponent, Dr. W. E. Grod rian, received 129 votes. Observ ers said Monday's voter turnout ! was about triple the usual number. Stauffer on School Board at Hubbard HUBBARD Robert Stauffer I was elected to the board of direc I tors of Hubbard Grade School I District 156 at an election here Monday njght. I Stauffer received 16 of the to 1 tal 27 votes cast. His unsuccess : ful opponent, Harold Abbot, re ceived 11. New chairman of the I school board is Odell Mortensen, : succeeding outgoing board mem I ber Howard Jones. The other ! member of the three-man board with Stauffer is Manton Carl. Lemuel Viers, Dallas, Dies Statesman New lerrlce DALLAS Lemuel E. Viers, resident of Dallas for the past 31 years, died at his residence, 209 Clay St., late Sunday at the age of 84 years. Services are to be held In the Portland Memorial Chapel at 11 a.m. (DST) Wednesday with Dr. Earl Benbow officiating and vault entombment in Portland. Services are under the direction of the Bollman Funeral Home in Dallas. Born In Flora, Ohio, July 7, 1867, Viers married Lillian Evans Nov. 7, 1889, at Liberty Center, Ohio. He was a retired employe of the International Harvester Company in Chicago, 111., and had been a fruit farmer in Dallas. He had recently received his 30 year pin in the Masonic Lodge. Survivors include two daugh ters, Mrs. James Inglis and Mrs. Lawrence J. Smith, both of Dallas; a sister, Mary V. Woods, Columb ana, Ohio, and a brother, Harry B. Viers, Fresno, Calif. Four grandchildren and 1 great-grandchild also survive. Captain Rowan Freed from Duty Capt. Leonard Rowan who left for the Far East Oct. 11, 151, ar rived in San Francisco, Calif., recently and was released from active duty. The captain Is a partner In the firm of Thompson - Hendrickson Logging Company at Detroit, Ore. He was called to duty with the 409th Quartermasters reserve unit from here in 1950. In World War II he served with ordnance outfits. WINGER RE-ELECTED HALLS FERRY Irving C. f Winger was re-elected Monday as a member of the Halls Ferry School Board for a three-year term. Already members of the board are W. W. Buisman and H. Schuebel. Paradise Islands Picnicking, Swimming, Danc ing, Snack Bar, Delicious Ham burgers 25c No alcoholic drinks permitted. 3 Miles Out Turner Road 11M WAFFLES With Hot Maple Syrup end Whipt Butter EVERY DAY Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner fv -X s mm ... arm m :m. -w r ..o. m I i I VlV t; -f.1t v , - " II v I ,! ' '"Y"far JJ when you go Great Northern STREAM UNERS DAILY BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CHICAGO VIA SPOKANE, MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. PAUL Wttmm Star exWy mrrmt Oocmt National IS Aroosfc SeeWwr 10. mm Certvtnhni nmuctlons m Cikagt with fast trains to Eastern U. S. cities. INrOtMATION IBSItVATIONS WON UACOM 7ra, 607 S. V. Washington St, Portland 3, Oregon 'S&lna'i Only Bom Owned Thatr Ends Today Open 6:45 "Belle Of New York" "Bullfighter And The Lady" STARTS TOMORROW m o Ma SINSIN- SWINGIN- OLORIOU Ft E LIN' MUSICAL TkCHNICOLOR ADONAIO O'CONNOR Debbie Reynolds Comedy Co-Feature "AS YOU WERE" Reserve Seals on Sale at 9:30 A. II Stevens & Son 890 State Street SALEM FAIRGROUNDS Sponsored by Lions Club TODAY One Day Only Performances at I 8t S PJtf. t3i' J -mm C1CANTIC RAILROAD SHOW WH STA2 STUDDED. EDITION WITH THf WORLD FAMOUS STAR OP SCIIIN. RAPIO AND TILfVISIOH "ML CIRCUS" MIMMlf CLYDE BEATTY IN PftSON CORCEOUSLT COSTUMED AND AU THENTIC IUNCLI PROCESSIONAL PAGEANT RETURN OF THE SAFARI! Res. Seats Tickets on sale Show Day only at Steven Sc Son. Jewelers State at Liberty Same Prices as at Showgrounds ( 4 .n.it r i ' CI i 1 i i i j i NO CENTLE LICK Sandra Bradley. 5. learns to her consternation at Fayetteville. Term that neighbor Art Farrar' new Brown Swiss heifer has roaih toncae for hand feedint. RAISES GERM ISSUE UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (JPy Almost a year to the day after he touched off the Korean truce talks, Russia's Jacob A. Malik Monday called a Security Council meeting for Wednesday to air the Kremlin's charges that the U. S. and the U. N. are waging germ warfare lri Korea and China. BINGHAM WINS POSITION SAN FRANCISCO (JPy William A. Bingham, of Portland, Monday was elected vice-president, general manager and director of the Coca Cola Bottling Company of Oregon at a directors meeting here. Bing ham has for the past 18 months been Oregon Liquor Control Commissioner. Doors Open at 6:45 P. M. IT'S HELD OVER! The Mighty Technicolor Adventure-Romance All Salem is Raving About! 1 wmmmmumm iul.. . Witts ms r- ' '-r m -..-.-...-....-i..t . vv-a-. i 2nd Ace Hit! Estelita Robert Clarke in "FABULOUS SEIIOBITA" Continuous Dally From 1 P. M.I Last Day! "The Wild North" "Jet Job" STARTS TOMORROW! ALANfSLADDit 1 UZath Scstt! 4 xeciiniuuioi ALAN UmS UZABETH LADD SCOTT ARTHUR KENNEDY JOHN IRELAND t'YnLyrtjtl f ' Walt Disney IvrtRjfrVu Cartoon hui udli9 Tox Kwa liiifciliiii i "1ITITT1M Continuous DaBy LAST DAY! "INVITATION" "Here Come The Nelsons" Tononnou! Z Major Action Hits! I J9 I II ' H 1 I M I S VI . -vf A Jr. -x. BN JOHNSON PfTW GtAVES AND! Smashing Action! WILLABD PARKED LOLA ALBBIGHT 'B0DY HOLD" Also! Cartoon ic Newi Doors Open At 1:41 LAST DAT! "Holiday Ian" "Mlfhty Joe Tonne" TOMORROW! 2 Smash. Action Hits In their FIRST SALEM SHOWING! Reaular Prices! m it low m mm Is. I HOTI in EXTRA! Color Cartoon N W 1 II Gates Opea 7 Show At Desk Ends Tonite (Toes.) In Teelmleoior UP IN ARMS" Danny Kaye Dinah Shore "LAS VEGAS STORY" Victor Mature Jane Kvasell
