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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 13, 1952)
) . "... I ; - ; ; IN egro Escapes Jail Sentence In 'Leer' Case YANCEVTTI.K. K.C CB A ife- gro tenant farmer, convicted of assaulting a white girl by "leer ing" at her, escaped a jail term Wednesday but be will appeal his conviction to the State Supreme Court. ..' - : ' Mack Ingram, 45. a father of nine, was given a six-month sus pended sentence "for "assault on a' female." But his attorneys, backed by the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, said they win ask .the Supreme Court to reverse the verdict -that a white, male superior court Jury returned Tuesday. Judge Frank Armstrong placed Ingram on five years probation on good behavior. Under North. Caro lina law,- Ingram could have : re ceived a maximum of two years on the roads. The prosecuting witness was Mrs. Willie Jean BosweU Webster. ; 19, now married and the mother of a six-month old chad- She- testified that Ingram "eyed ' her from about 25 yards and ' later chased her across a freshly-plowed corn field on her father s farm in June, 195L - : ' -l : Assault, under. North . Carolina law, doe? not necessarily involve Doauy contact. ' . - -: A Gesture of Resignation bpeed necord Attcnrat Stalledl3lurtler.aiargc8 1 ' In Douglas Countv The Stalosiacn.' Scion,' Orsw Ttcraday. Kartgxf 13. 4 Foiir Indicted On T?om Prnrrrnm jl ai ui jl i uri am LOS ANGELES A . North American Aviation. lac. announced Wednesday that an attempt to beat the world air speed record has been postponed unU Friday. Timing t equipment wl not be ready until then, the company said. Iu F-S6-D Sabre Jet fighter plane wifl attempt to crack the record of t70.9 miles an hour set la IMS. The speed try wd be over a thrte-kilometer desert course near Southera Cahforaia's Saltan Sea. It originally had been sc&edukd Thursday. i .. i NEW YORK Cnlted Nations Secretary General Trygve U gestmres . -as lie reads ids realgaatl i plenary session of the U2t. at New -York. Seated behind IJo are Aaoembly Presideat Lester leana aad . Andrew Cor diet, at right, assistant secretary general. Pearson b .. prominently mentioned to sacceed Lis. (AP WlrvphoU to The States- ,'maa.) " . . - , . j- Moose on Loose In IIilwaiilvee MH.WACXEE UB IlarrUt 0 aoo was oa the lo o at Wash- Urtoa Park U4ay. She ooeaed the f U aa4 left Wr saato to stroll la Uo 1UU o - day. Bat the lady, a net. was shortly soet fey keepers who wrk,al tho And rtterned to Wr shed. Jest shakiag her bead, wlthoot a ay -rartaer ado. Cliarise Doubt r ROSEBITT.G IB A wocan and three men were Indicted cm charge of murder Wednesday by a Docx-ai County grand Jvay. Indicted on a charre of rtt degree murder was Thomas S. Bouoe. SO. Eooeburg. lua w. Cthtl "Uci. 00. was lovad drowned la a bathuJ of tbrlr heme Oct. i. A second degree murder indirV meet - as returned against Mrs. Mary JcotU CJp.B, 25.. Coeburr. She was acrused.ta the Oct. 12 stabbir of L. C Parker, 44. a roomer n her home. Another statbirg rrtwlrd in the indtctmect of Charlrs JeSrraoo Lrtnmo&i. St. SjtherLn, on a second " degree murder chare Thomas R. Orbolt. 39. c Wi&cbrs- ter. was the rictim. Ezra J. Surra. 33. of ldVJ Park. was lnd.cied on a second degree murder eharro in the stab bing of IU1 Estrada, Oct. . ta a tavem near GUSe. The rate of Chester D. Crabb. 2t. is uU to go before the grand Jury, lie is la jail heoe on a trrt degree murder eharro in the AprJ death of Georgia LurJIe Lang. IS. w . v h i mi n f and Tanked fifth among America's foreign markets. ATLANTA UP A latsui earv greraa otwi has been itet-tkje4 at Doig-t EtrtJhowrrS pcf :U rbotce as secrrtary of f-.rC ' -u 0 s4 TwedV be kat f trnr arnrulture pmcran rbtvgro la the fww eorxr."" nrp. CJord SL llctj. r'4 nunority m-rr.t-r vt the ; lkKie Comm.:tee oa AgnnJturr. m6o the iUVrtr.rM at tbe annuij rue rt.LoQ thr KaUotl J -la Yt ducers reoVrtUoo srre. i Some l.ttiO rara and uRra rrpa rrarr.Urg dairy rw-nprrat) the nauoo are aru-tg the 3ca4 annual en-iaa. TW taul ro uar.s be bii ThurWlajJi J .! vn?f s s GOSH TON YOVB RAD0. IplAL EIGHT KOW '1C3 Xc ta'Saioa- Mr. and Mrs. David O. Garrett -parilyri Qare) whose wedding took place on Nov. 8 at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. William C. Gare. The groom is the son of the J. W. Garretts. StudRj).: The couple will live! in Salem. (McEwan At Oregon State ; Many to Attend Homecoming This Weekend OA, -n - By PEBBLE DeSART . j ' Statesman Correspondent " - CORVALLIS Homecoming is the big issue at Oregon State this l weekend, November 14 and 15, with all the students preparing to give OSC alumni a warm wel come back to their alma mater. Festivities begin Friday night at 7:30 with the traditional noise parade through Corvallis which '.ends at the site of the rook bon tire. This huge collection of com bustible materials will be set . v ablaze at 9 o'clock. Each living organization has been working in dustriously a week: on a. clever sign fot. the front of the , house. . which will'advertise the theme of -, the. weekend, ''Staters Mash the -i i r m -t of which are mechanical, will .be a-ti-r ludped FrHav nicht. In the nast I Will I Luncheon to Bo Hold in Portland t j . - All members of the auxiliary to the Professional Engineers of Ore gon are invited to attend the luncheon - meeting to be held at the Aero Club in Portland on Nov. 19 at 12 o'clock. As projects for the year, vthe' group will contribute to the book fund of a school of engineering. and to. the welfare of children of handicapped people. Mrs. Lewis Ellingwood has made a personal project: of helping these people, and has appealed to the auxiliary for help in clothing school chil dren. With the aid of Mrs. Charles Craig, welfare chairman and for merly of Salem, clothing has been purchased with money given the group by Herbert Hoover, ' when he was a guest of the Professional Engineers of Oregon at the Cen tennial in August. .'; " .. 15S N. liberty Phone 3-3191 Sale . 1( ft i1! f Opon t.33 A. M. to 53 f. M. Friday, t;33 A. M. H f .OO f. M. oor C overmgs A imists years, the streets and sidewalks of campus . have been Jammed ' with cars and people all interested In the original ideas that the. stu dent dirDlay in the signs. , : The midnight show, also on Fri day evftsing, is scheduled from 11 to 12:30 p. m. This consists oi stu dent talent all. the way from an o.d; fashioned chorus line to a modern fifteen piece dance or chestra. Also at this time, : the : name of the Homecoming Queen is announced, and she is presented with her court during internus- 'aion. :. ' ' r- f The We event of Saturday will be the OSC-Idaho football game, scheduled for 1:30 on Bell Field. Past winners of Varsity O letters will be introduced, and also the 1 1941 OSC football team. , which won the Rose Bow will parade and be introduced. The annual alumni barbecue is Sorooumist " club "members en tertained their -"bosses'?, at a lun cheon : Wednesday noon at the Golden Pheasant.-- Introduced :as bosses' were Mrs. Karl G. Becke, Dr. Walter-- Snyder . Martin Holmes, Carl Guenther, Frank Brown, Dr. Edwin Johnson,! George L. Arbuckle, Clyde Ev erett, John L. Franzen, Earl Hei- der, Tom Armstrong and Paul Heath. Rep,- Mark Hatfield, dean of I men at Willamette University, was the guest speaker and -told the origin and develoment of the Uni versity and its relationship to I Salem. Special guests were the Willa mette coeds of the month, Mary Campbell and Delores Miller. - v - . ' ''::nn" v.. V.V -i.V t -,-' mi" . . i-i - i " Reg. 85c Heavy Wardoloum HBMWtBMBi.HiBioaoMioiiosoHoawosBMaMaoaoaMaoaHaaaaHaMaoaoaoKOiooaM t - i .. i :'r- a i i i ii i i i .1 - i I , i i Practical Wardoloum Rugs 8.20 Solid-Color Broadloom t-ft. width 73c qnaro yard pled orU Jrmory, and. a. coffee-doughnut 5JK? Z SSS Finest grade printed enamel floor eoverlng you cart buy. Colorful patterns. Has kalvlnwtavt, floral, mar bleized. Satin smooth surfac cleans with damp mop. mart designs 9.95 txll-ft. also t A 11-ft. wUths 7.44 Hsra jsri i- Htavy wolgfit bett grado printed namal you can buy. Modem black design (thown), gay florals; lovely scroll partem, basketweava detignfreih, clear col ors. Gleaming surface cleans with damp mop. Our famocs curlfwlit cut ta order for rugs or w3 to rail carpet. Handsome, tight-tiitod pebbly pa io sltts soil. Rich bland of wool and rayon carpet yarns. Jamboree is scheduled after the same. Both of these functions are sponsored by the alumni associa tion. and nrovide excellent oppor tunities for former classmates to cet together and renew acquaint ances. Concluding the. weekend, on all-school dance for both sto dents and alumni will be held in the coliseum ,frpm 8 to 11 p. in. "Saturday. direction of Mrs. Martha Pinson. " A social meeting is slated for I Nov. 19 at the home of Mrs. Fred erick Hm Thompson. : Foun Prbgram for Saturday 1 " j -y ' Students - have really .... gone , all n T I ft n C cassion. and are ; opening : their doors wide to all alumni.- ..- now to view tv : , It the screen could be seen from very side of the room, TV would not be the upsetter it is to rural-1 ture arrangements. Designer Hen drick Van 'Keppel thinks the trick fi comfortable "viewing from any ocation can be done, like a magi clan's brick, with mirrors, and here is a room plan based on his Idea. The television" set is placed on one wall opposite the largest seating piece and the rest of the seats stay put as they look best In the -room. Beside the set is a chair facing the same way as the screen, and usually a chair here Is needed for the person who tunes in the . program and twirls the dial. But the tuner in "this i room can keep his chair because he can see the program in a big mirror opposite, and so' can view ers who sit at right angles to the screen. Yes, agrees Mr. Van Kep- ' pel, titles in the mirror read back wards, but since most of them are parts of commercials, he feels this i Members - of the , Salem Zonta Club will celebrate Founder's Day at a dessert supper and program J at .7:30 p. m. Hostesses are . Mrs. Leonard Rowan. . Mrs. " Bessie I Hamilton, Dr. Elizabeth Rider and Mrs. Theodore Madsen Jr. Mrs. i Mary Thomas. : president. will preside and Miss Lena Belle I lartartis arranging the n oundefs Day program. The, occasion will mark the 33rd anniversary of the founding of this service women's organization. One jof the main objectives of th international service group is the $1200 Amelia Earhart Scholar ship given annually to air minded girls for graduate study in aero nautical engineering. Candidates for the award must hold a bache lor's degree and , be recommended for excellent character and out standing ability. The recipient may study at. any graduate school where aeronautical . work of a high order is offered and after approval has been granted by Zonta's scholarship committee. Dr. Helen Pearce, of the Salem Zonta Club and a past president of Zonta international, has served l on the' scholarship committee and women from this section of Ore gon may contact : utr. scarce at! Willamette University to make ap-j plication for the Earhart scholar ship. i "" '. - z s - '' ' i ' k." i ... 1 s Quaker Enamel Fir. Covering 82c ir. o. f. 98c j r width, s. yd. 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