The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 03, 1953, Page 3, Image 3

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WASHINGTON tf) The Justice
Department denied Wednesday! a
statement by U. S. District Judge
Willis W. Ritter that it had refused
to assist in an investigation of jury
tampering by Denver gamblers.
Judge Ritter's statement ! has
been cited by Clayton Fritchey.
deputy chairman of the National
Democratic Committee, as i evi
dence that there is "a serious sit
uation within the Justice, Depart
menf . 1 j .
Fritchey charged in a television
appearance last Sunday night that
one of the reasons" why Atty.-Gen.
Brownell launched the controver
sial Harry Dexter White spy case
was to divert attention from j the
justice Department situation. V"j
A statement issued by , Asst.
Atty.-Gen. Warren Olney in Wed
nesday made no reference! ;to
Judge Ritter's remarks but men
tioned "political discussion" I jon
the radio and television in which
it had been asserted the Denver
case "had been in some way mis-
Department Denies Refusing
ring Investiga tion
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dJuryTampe
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Directs Plane Spotters
ACORNS FROM THE
WITH DEL SW.NI vj
It-
handled by the Department of Jus
tice." . v.
Denies Claim
"There is no substance . to this
assertion," Olriey said.
Fritchey said in a new state
ment Wednesday night: ,
"At first glance, Mr. Olney's
explanation is certainly- difficult
to follow and does not seem re
sponsive to the charges of Judge
Ritter and Mr. Vigil." (Charles
Vigil, ' former U. - S. attorney at
Denver, was ousted by Brownell
recently)."' , -
"Sen. "Langer, chairman ' of the
Senate Judiciary Committee, has
said he will hold hearings in Den
ver next week, and I am sure all
aspects of the case probably will
be clarified at that time at
least I hope so."'
Brownell Not on Case
Olney explained that he was is
suing the statement because the
Denver case was handled by the
Criminal Division of the Justice
Department, which he heads.
TO MY
WASTE
READERSHIP
It has been brought to my at
tention that there is what the
trade. calls waste readership '
among yon. Where have I
strayed? How have I missed my
point so completely? Lnoke.
Choke. '
Take yon, Sam. And you,
George. Et tn. Buck?
You are reading this.
Every word.
t 1 - - .
.But you wouldn't come to the
Marion Hotel Coffee Shop for
dinner if it were free! You
waste readership.
Brownell did not handle the case
in person, Olney added..
Nineteen FBI agents, Olney said,
worked on the case which resulted
in the conviction of ; Eugene and
Clyde Smaldone on charges of
bribery and obstruction of justice.
One phase of the case began
last Sept. 17 with a tip that an at
tempt had been made to bribe "a
prospective juror and ended Sept.
24 with the arrest of all those in
volved.' Originated With FBI
"This record clearly shows that
How do you think this makes me
feel? ; '
Here I write about our quality
meals at real family prices and
yon think the Hotel Marion's: too
fancy for yon. Yon think you. j
have to wear a tux or something.
Come in . . . please! Wear your
overalls! Get a really good meal
for $1.25 and give my life .some
purpose again!
Remember in Saltm - it's
HOTEL MARION
Phone 3-4123 J
the
Neliru. Nixon
Trade Ideas on
World Affairs
urcMrr tyet t i n t-:
iicjn utuLiai, muia uri i nine ,f
Minister Nehru had a two-hour
talk on world affairs Wednesday
night with Vice President Richard
Nixon.
Authoritative sources said the
Indian leader gave Nixon little rea
son to expect any closer Indian
American political alignment.
The prime minister outlined his
position in favor of recognizing
Communist China as a dominant
Asiatic power, the sources said,
and expressed belief the United
States policy of containment is be- , w
ing carried too far around Rus- j g
sia. U
These views already have
brought sharp criticism of Nehru
by Sen. William Knowland R- t g
Calif), the Senate Republican lead- g
er, and other influential Ameri- j &
cans. 2
Nixon himself said the talk with ,
Nehru gave him "a much more j g
rounded and objective picture" of : ik
the prime minister's viewpoints, j ft
They met alone over a bowl of j S
cashew nuts and tangerine juice , g
in, a private room of Nehru's lux-;
urious residence.
. While declining to reveal de
tails, Nixon said the conversation
was "completely friendly, cordial
and frank." with Nehru doing most
of the talking. They emerged smil
ing and joking.
The touring American official
later had dinner with -Nehru and
other top Indian leaders.
Mexico iActor
Near Death
HOLLYWOOD UFl Mexican
singer and actor Jorge Negrete is
"near death," one of his doctors
said Wednesday.
The physician, who asked
that his name not be mentioned,
estimated that the Lain star has
43 "jits to live.
Negrete, 41, entered Cedars of
I, jaro i Hosoital Nov. 23. The doc
tor said he is , suffering from cir-
f the liver, secondary to an
lmectious hepatitis.
this phase of the jury tampering
charge originated with the Federal
Bureau of Investigation, indict
rrients were returned on the. basis
of the investigation and testimony
of the Federal Bureau of Investi
gation, and all defendants have
been convicted of all charges so
far brought to trial." Olney said.
In sentencing the Smaldone
brothers Nov. 23, Judge Ritter
said: .
"I don't understand why the De
partment of Justice, which is
charged with law enforcement.
should refuse to assist in the in
vestigation of jury tampering in
the Smaldone cases but they
did.
. "Only through the efforts of the
Treasury Department and the use
of their agents was the investiga
tion carried on to a successful!
coidusion."
LIFEGUARD TO THa RESCUE
SAN DIEGO, Calif. (JP) The
minute Jim Gilmour came home
he heard his son's cry for help.
He grabbed tools and twisted
pipes to rescue the gold fish that
had slipped into the kitchen sink
drain. Rescues are Gilmour's bus
iness.. He's a lieutenant of city
beach lifeguards.
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StatMmon, Saltm, Or Thunu Dc. 3. 1953 CSc IV 3
WHISTLES THEM HOME
MOSQUERO. N. M. (AVMayor
Tito- Trujillo recently issued a
proclamation that the town fire
whistle would blow every nigtit
at 8:30. Any person under il
found on the streets after that
time, he said, would be fined.
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DANCE CLASSES
Bright Alert Children Require Mental I Physical
Condition Training
Pre School Age - Frt 3:30 - School Age - Sat. 4:00
TAP DANCING
NEW CLASSES HOLIDAY SPECIAL
DON ALLEN STUDIOS
155 S. Liberty
Ph. 2-7323
Air Force Sgt John H. Bridges, wh recently set up a permanent
ground observer corps office in the State Office Building, is shown
above discussing the corps with Mrs. 'Robert E. Newton, Salem
Route 4, Box 79. Prior to Bridges' arrival, the 36 observation posts
in this area were not under the direction of any local Air Force
personnel. (Statesman photo.)
'In what car
do you get
modern, one-piece
aero-frame' construction?
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AERO WILLYS, of course!
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I Jburniture y II
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TRICES GOOD FOR TODAY. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY THIS WEEL ONLYl'
Rej. 79c Lb. Box
CHOCOLATE COVERED
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The flaeet you ocm bwr Brache. Bij. ten
der maraschino cherries cordksUed ki lich
TasQki ereme, heanrfly eoreeed
with rich, dak chocolate.
(Limit 2). Single Lb. Bex, S9c. 2 tor
Nylonized
2 Bar Tricot
Panties
31.00
Asstd. Plush
ANIIIALS
Dogs, bears, etc., etc. 6 as
sorted styles and colors.
Soft, 4 00
cuddly -
29c Value
XIIAS CARDS
Genuine Volland cards. 10 to
a pkg. Many designs. Ideal
for 00
imprinting w Pkgs.
HUT BOWL SET
Choice of Bowl with mallet
or Bowl with cracker 4 OO
and t picks
Fancy briefs for Xmas giving! White,
pink, maize, blue, black. Panel or leg
trim . . . and days-of-the-week. Sizes
5, 6, 7. Outstanding value.
51 or 60 Gauge
15 Denier
llylons
2 1.00
Newest colors . . . com
plete size range. Slight
ly irreg. (which you'll
never notice, nor does
it effect the wear). If
perfect would sell for
1.15 pair.
CERAMICS
YaL to 1.98. Figurines," vases,
etc Assorted 4 00
styles and colors
Leather or Plastic
BILLFOLDS
Men's and boy's genuine
leather er plastic 4 00
All styles and colors.
36x36 Inch
DISH TOWELS
Big, soft blocked towels at a
money sav- A 4 00
ing price. " for
Maple
niture
BATH TOWELS
for 1
4 , l 00
Values to 69c
Big size ...
Small
size
I
Gin BAGS
Women's and girls handbags.
Assortment of sizes, 4 00
styles; colors, fabrics.
Electric
TOY IRON
All meUl. low heat UL ap
proved. Gift 4 00
boxed. A safe toy
Special Xznas
Purchase
Lovely, New
Blouses
3,00
, .
Glitter Chest
16 pieces of kiddy jew
elry packed in jewelry
chest. Gold 4 00
and silver
Musical Top""
A favorite of all! Col
orfullv striped, indi
vidually 4 00
boxed. Fun! "
A itlur colon
and ttylei! Candy
itriprd taffetas,
prints, checks, plain
colors. Peter Pan or
Johnny collars.
Rarons and cottons. Sizes 32 to 3S. Wonderful
Gilt.
Flying Saucer
For inside or outside.
Made of rubber. Can't
do damage. f 00
A favorite
Cake Box Set
14 piece set Canfilst
era, cookie cutters, roll
ing pin, etc. OO
For Living Room, Bedroom, Dining Room . . .
America's Leading Brands
Big. Stock of Gift Wares
Milk Glass, Brass, Copper, Black Iron, Wood
Novelties, Sugar Buckets, Pictures, Lamps
and many other outstanding gift items
,to choose from all at Special
Discount Prices
Come in and Broicse Around
To Your Hearts Content
- You Are Welcome -
Use Our Lay-Away Plan
' Open Evenings Until 9 o'clock
; Free Decorator Service
; We Give S4H Green Stamps
Plenty of Free Parking Space
15c XIIAS TREE LIGHTS
S Fancy lamps in bird, Santa, clown, snowman
and other designs. Adds interest to your tree.
'& Big saving too. '
l TREE LIGHT SET
I With clips, assorted lights 1.. -
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X 29c J. P. Coals Croche! ...... ...
Dos.
LOO
LOO
( $1-00
I $1.39 Oregon Scenic Box Slalionery.... $1.00
$1.39 SJanped PiUow Tnbing $1.00
I $1.49 Bugs i,-rf4-skURi5i.t $1-00
ladlu 3-Pc.
DBESSER SET
Oval mirror,
it y Ion bristl
ed brush and
comb. A i
wrtcd colors.
Gift boxed.
.00
little Giant
METAL WAGOH
Strong and sturdy. Built to
last for years f 00
lteg.vL29 ...
32-Pc Aluminum
Percolator Set
It pieces! Service for
4. Plates, cups OOO
saucers, etc "
ARGYLES
1.00
Pn.
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Assorted Games
All your faroritet and Many New
Onosl Sunken Treasure . . . India
. . . Candyland . . . Calling all
Cars Fox and
Hounds . . Baseball
Game ... Checkers
and Backaaznm
State Capitals
Roundup and many,
many others.
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C01X)NlALFUIQaniRE
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1.79 Value T
Tree Ornaments
Ml 00
Open Fri.
Evening
'Til 9 P. II.
48 Different Ganes 2.00
3.00
All sises and - colors.
YouH never notice the
slight irregularities, I'lonOPOlY favorite
nor do they affect the s
wear. Give him C pairs, grabble standard ed.tion . J 3.00
Special Sale
Dresses
00
2
Bingo Game
Complete with 50
cards. All the iam-
1.00
Slilch'n
Sinli lie
A clever toy . . .and
educational as well.
Girls, love 4 00
'em
Dox.
Gay, colorful ornaments for your T
tree! Various designs and
3 dox-just 1.00 i
One Special Group
rayons, failles and
glased chamhrays,
not all sites. Priced
to clear, i . i
EXTRA!
Long Silrer
Lead Foil
ICICLES
Reg. 25c fk$. T
1.00
6 Pkgs.
Yes . . . regal ar 25c fun
size package of sparkling
icicles to give your tree
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Salen Oregon
savings . . . se stock sip J-I
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