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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1955)
2-(Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fit, Dec. 16, 1955 ut-of Town Groups I Excluded From City r School Building Use (Story' alao en pw U IsTsphy. Larch Ellenburg, ceram ; fhit-of-Slem organizations not im, Mary Ann Foley, rapid read Ilrtider local sponsorship have fins, Chester 0, Goodman, social Ibtea excluded tram use. of Sa- latudirs and American problems, )am Khool district buildings in William P. Lowry, weather for V policy action taken by the ; pilots, Elitabeth B. Rader, educa Srhool board at " iu meeting , tion for the pre-se honl child, 'Thursday night. Carlisle B. Roberts, federal and .The jiew policy includes i state income taxes and local prop Hchedul of foes and -regulations lerty, and Jean Spaulding. educa- pr use of school buildings and grounds giving priority to youth tfroups such as Boy Scouts, Camp fvt Girls and YMCA groups: Local sponsored events by out fide organizations would still be Permitted to use school facilities Vhen available, the board decid ed. - Chaaged Meeting v I other action the board offi Hally thanged its regular meet "Jni night from Tuesday to Thurs day to avoid conflict! with other jneetings. 'Several personnel changes met dth board approval at the Thurs day night session including the during of one new regular class room teacher, three for adult vo - national education and eight for i Mult education. Mrs.. Rose mr-1 rtnfion was eieriea m teacn iirsi Jrade at Tour Corner beginning lH. J. Return of Mrs. Lois Rands from leavt of absence as teacher M the third grade at Candalaria as approved. J Approved for vocational teach ing were Willard Atwood. paint jhg. Beatrice H. Sorick, sewing, and Don Richardson, home plan fling. Added to adult education ere Donald F. Dill, photo- i : STiite House Aide denies Dabbling In Primary Race GETTYSBURG, Pa. UB Presi dential Preu Secretary James C. fiagvrty said Thursday be knows ftaOiinf of a report that the Whit Bonae it dabbling a finger in the March U primary in New Hamp shire. When Hagerty walked Into the fain. sMuwn TVitaaM4aw wuwilini hat mi wmm iwhu saw wmj as rvi us. ie a as shown a newt dispatch carry tig Implications that Eisenhower's hp lieutenant, Sherman Adams, Jnight have assured New Hamp shire Republicans that the Presi dent will not reject a second term it advance of the state's primary. "X Adams was governor of New flampahire before taking over as toaeohower's right hand man at the fraite House. Hagerty checked by phone with Adams, who said: . , "1 do not know of the origin of Htw Tat nw VruMviAsttMl ftif K- ay a t ""jr miv ww iwwaji Irtg of this sort has angina ted from inyone in the Whit House." I; No. he said, he had not consult 4)d Eisenhower on this answer. S "Is there anything you can say," X reporter inquired, "about the in tentions of (he President in the tsimaries? ' "I can't comment on anything" I;don t know anything about, Hag Irty replied. To a question whether he thought Ipa chief executive would have an announcement in advance of the 5eb. 11 deadline for the New flampahire primary, Hagerty ans wered with another question: "How tpuld I knew?- . Willamette Moot Court Team Beat n National Meet : Willamette law school's team was eliminated Thursday in the tstional moot court competition held In New York City. A wire to Dean Seward Reese reported that the Willamette group was defeated by University of . Virginia in the Second round. ' Willamette's team of William Winds trom, William Whitney and 4ean Lowrnaa is presumed to have earned a first-round victory in order to gala the second round, but details were not immediately available. CORNS FROM THt WE CAN SERVE THESE QUICKLY . . . and set lose a bit f ear f assess Oak leoat quality! Oak Room . 90c LBurgcr ... rreaderloln Steak ate A A Dinner f .wv Prime lib .1 $1.75 Sandwich . It's Jast the awae ler these aasy holidays! Xeaaember la Salem it's the XZztzl f.lcrlcn ; f im hi "Umt tuW tm KHM . ' mm, WW. M,d 9S fm On V WITH ML aWLKl V tion for the preschool child. Two years leave of absence was approved for Mrs. Msrjorie Adolphson, home economics teacher at South Salem. Accepted Resignation The board also: Accepted the resignation of Wil liam L. Phillips as a member of the school budget committee and named a board committee of Ray Cates and Gardner Knapp to re commend replacements for him and for Coburn Grabenhorst and J. H. . Willett. whose two-year terms have expired. Offered limited use of the West Salem gymnasium to' St. Joseph's parifh for use m their junior high ;i - Vel basketball orneram Scheduled final inspection . O Richmond School addition for to- ijaT, Ordered further study of a re quest of an adjacent property own er for connection to a city water line put in by the school district outside the city limits. Land Deed Agreed to deed additional right-of-way to Marion County for the improvement of Schurman Ave nue adjacent to Candalaria School property. Authorized Clerk Cornell C. Ward to invest unused and retire ment funds in short-term U. S. bonds. Heard reports on the White House conference in Washington. D.C., from Gardner Knapp; on a Seattle-Tacoma area school build ing inspection tour by Chairman Harry Scott; on a building inspec tion tour to Eugene-Springfield area from Mrs. Edith Brydon; and on the State School Board Assn. meeting in Eugene from Knapp. Received a resolution from the Salem Trades snd Labor Council commending the board for its gifted child program started this year. ' TV ACTRESS tMES HOLLYWOOD un Dorothy Bernard, the lovable Irish cook in the "Life With Father" television series, died Thursday after a heart attack. She was II. brawM. looatlfily Mylsd. MIIIT NWI IBIT IJI WtU g3S5o I f3 "DPIT F A y PGWJJLT' V f-rfP O) aH i7 r ATTBACTIV! 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LIBERTY ST. - SALEM Rural School Teachers Pay HikcLikely A Hot) across-the-board Increase , vestigators Thursday atter a coro for Marion County s rural district 1 ners jury decided that his wile school teachers appeared likely for j and daughter met death on Dec. 9 next year after a meeting of the J "at the hands of a person or per- rmmtv' fiv.man rursl m-hool dis- trict board in Salem Thursday. New salary schedules, which will be recommended by the board to the 48 elementary districts and three high school districts under their jurisdiction, would place base level for rural school teachers at $3,400 a year. f,u. km: nit; iiiiiiuiiuiii i tun mv .Min ever. Mrs. Agnes Booth. Marion County school superintendent not ed after the meeting. The 13.400 figure would be for teachers with, no previous experience and hold ing a bachelors degree. Those hold- , , . . , ing masters degrees wu'd.fr'' $3,50 under the new schedule and range up to $4,650 for IS years ex perience. A 1100 boost on the rural school minimum was voted last year. ' The board, under the chairman ship of Fred Schwab of Mt. An gel, set Feb. 20 as the date for first midget electing in the rural districts. The three high schools included under the board are, Ger- i ...l. c D.itl n4 Vnrfh Marinn vvia, i "Hi ....... The minimum recommendations would range from $308 to 13.V) a year below those the Oregon Edu cation Assn.'s representative coun cil will be asked to approve at a March meeting. If the council ap proves, the proposals will be sub mitted to the next Legislature to make the bachelor degree mini mum 13,700 and masters $4,000. Ex-Truman Aide Waives Hearing On Tax Count NEW YORK uTi Saying he wants "to meet the Issues square ly," Matthew J. Connelly, who was President Truman's appointments secretary, waived a preliminary hearing Thursday on a federal tax fix indictment. Connelly was freed in $5,000 bail to answer the charges next Mon day in St. Louis, where the indict ment was returned. Connelly now is in the public relations business in ew.York., His lawyer, former New York City Police Commissioner Francis W. H. Adams, conceded Connelly W. H. Adams, conceded Connelly is the man named in the St. Louis indictment. , mtfmU. KiWmm, xtfoWl II aKSIT MWI IIU IM WIU Jury Frees . Husband Held 0 For Slaying .BOURNE. Ha. ( - I'KiTip" Van Eeghen was released by in- sons unknown. ' ! Van Eeshen. who had been held for investigation for four days aft er the bodies were found, did not appear at the hearing. No formal charges had been filed against him. Dr, E. C. Tedford, examining physician, testified that Mrs. Patri cia Van Eeghen, 39, and her 7-year old touchier.. Phyllis, each had three wounds on the head which caused their deaths. He said Mrs. Van Eeghen and her daughter died of head wounds inflicted by a sharp, heavy instru ment. It.. WJU f,n.l I. Iks i lite uuuica writ . iiiuinj ill . wrc family automobile parked in front ' , . ,-. V- as iuikibi i iui i v . Van Eeghen repeatedly denied any knowledge of the slayings and the bodies were found shortly aft er he reported his wife and daugh ter missing early last Friday.' Yule Shopping Snarls Traffic More cars and pedestrians than previous years and more shoppers from distant areas unfamiliar with Salem streets are causing new traf fic problems1, Police Chief Clyde A. Warren said Thursday. To keep traffic moving, police are keeping a sharp watch for jaywalkers and double parkeri. Thirty-two double parking cita tions and IS for jaywalking have been issued in the last two days. Nineteen double parking tickets were written Thursday and 10 per sons were charged with jaywalk ing. Another difficulty is that many drivers do not seem to know they are allowed to turn left on one-way streets after stopping even though faced by a red light. Warren said. Greatest congestion occurs around the new Meier k Frank store and near the intersection of Liberty and Court streets, War ren said. HAND INJl'RED A severe laceration of the right hand was suffered Thursday by jMrs. .ara o.pa.ui.au. wnen sne caugm me nanu in a clothes wringer, first aidmen re ported. The woman was taken to a physician for stitches following the 11:30 a.m. accident at her home. wknk(W. Mj.trla(, II NIIIT W Theatre Time Table CAPITOL "QUEEN BEE" at: 1:00, 151, 1:10 and 11 03 ntt.Lt huruun ai 4S and S 4 HOLLYWOOD "MARTY" si: I .nil 0 ii. "BATTLI TAXI" t::M. Nasser Tells U.N. Egypt May Deal With Israel Attack UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (JB -Premier Carnal Ahdel Nasser of Egypt . told the U.N. Thursday night .he considered the Israeli st uck on Syria last Sunday an at tack on Egypt as well. , He charsed increasing Israeli aggression on Arab countries, nnd said Egypt is bound to deal with this situation herself" with armed forces to' insure her safety. Nasser stated this position in a letter to Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold asking him to "con vey this message to the members of the Security Council." "The, latest attack on the Syrian forces," Nasser wrote, "is unques tionably and positively considered as an aggression against Egypt I according to the mutual defense pact between Syria and Egypt," recently signed. 20-30 Grou Names Bishop Robert Bishop was named new president of the Salem 20-30 Club at elections held Thursday night st a meeting at Chuck's Steak House. Program featured a talk by State Sen. Mark Hatfield. Other new officers Include Tom Adolphson, first vice president; AJ Pense, second vice president; Ralph Jackson, sergeant at arms; and the following directors: Earl Groh Jr., William Robbins, Neil Boehmer and Willard Hudson. All officers will serve for six months. PHONE 4-4713 100 N. Capitol Op. 4S P.M. Sort ItrK.tter'i N.w Production ''MARTY" Sterling Hydn Arthur Frnx BATTLE TAXI Plnty of fro parking l Sl.m'i FritndliMt Show Houm 11 1 1 a. ,, m M M - SSB) OK yHO MOHIY DOWN 3L2S WEIK I jj Wilsonville Site Urged ' For Hospital Salem's Chamber of Commerce Thursday endorsed a proposed Wilsonville site as location of a new $1$ million Portland-area mental hospital. Wilsonville is one of three under consideration for the new hospital. A decision on a site is expected in the near future from the State Board of Control. Elton Thompson, president of the chamber, pointed out in a letter to Gov. Paul Patterson that the Wilsonville site has fine access from both Portland and Salem via the new freeway. The chamber's executive Committee recommend ed that the organization go on record favoring the site and the step was approved Thursday by the board of directors. Fire Damages Motel Chair An overstuffed chair was bad ly damaged Thursday when it caught fire in a cabin at the Minnesota Motel, 2860 S. Com mercial St., firemen reported. The alarm was turned in about 3 p.m. when a passer-by noticed smoke coming from the unoccu pied cabin. The chair was ablaze when removed, and firemen said some smoke damage was done to the cabin. Cause of the fire was believed to be a cigarette. MAN FINED STAYTON - Norbert " Wolf. Salem, was fined $12S Thursday in Stayton justice court on a charge of driving while under the influ ence of liquor. State police said they made the arrest Wednesday night. Cottonwoods DANCE EVERY FRIDAY HUE Music by Tommy Kizziah and his Wst Coast Ramblers 9 to 12:30 si: 1. A CARLOAD OF CHRISTMAS Seedless WLh NEW CROP NAVELS Gallon, Bucket Heaping Full Hera's present MIXED CARTON - (No Peanuts) LBS. Regular Prices From 49V to 79fb. Prices Good One Full Week! ENDING THURSDAY We Reserve the Right to Limit No Sales to Dealers Odd Size In Toler Bags ON SALE SATURDAY Quantity Limited! Shop Early! POTATOES Pound Sack iant TK 68' Centennial White or Red - DRV BEANS 2 Swonsdown Instant CAKE MIX if Large Eggs DH J ioos nu GROUND BEEF STEWING BEEF POT ROAST RIB STEAKS SIRLOIN STEAKS T BONE STEAKS Fresh Shoulder Pork Roast ASUDI-lalrf Cooked. k lit CiCi PICNICS uSi Pan Ready lib. 14 ass. to 2 lbs. Country Style lulk Sausages n. M Swifts Sliced Saving Cf Portland Road Salem Ealing (51(51 JJ vJJ for the family? NUTS ONLY! nter Edwatr St. Wait Salem $98 .11
