The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, March 21, 1956, Page 2, Image 2

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    nan.
kuniers Renew Plan
To Aeqnire Properly
For Belter Streets
I!y ROBT.RT E. CAN'CWARK
C ity Kdllar. The Mitritnia.
Uem IMannlnf Commiion li1
reviving plan to study and wort i
for property arquiiltloni needed to ,
extend aeveral Salem streets.
The aim la to In.prov. certain
Salem arterial, or service itreeta I
in ireaa which have developed a
Sen. Kefauver
Aide Hails
Vote Victory
(Starjr alaa a page om)
SAN FRANCISCO Uf-The vice
chairman of Sen. Lstes Kefauver s
national campaign declared Tues
day night that hn "great victory
in the Minnesota primary is an
astounding political phenomenon."
Mrs. Clara Shlrpser, who alo 1
a Democratic national committee
woman, aaid that "Senator Kefaur-'
ver a victory la another dcmoiutri
tl of what bai been aaid ao often,
that 'no one la for Kefauver but
the voter.'."
She added thai "coming on the
keels of his smashing, win laat
week in New Hampihirt, the Ke
fauver vote In Minnesota ahows
that the Senator's atrength la na
tional, not sectional, and we arc
more than ever convinced that he
is going to be the next President
of the United States."
C L Newsom
Leaves Salem
Ward's Store
Charles L. Newsom has been
transferred to Merced, Calif., after,
7 J ' , cT "T
jomery ware
company announced Tuesday.
ivew manager per. u nayi .
Burk, transferred from Alhambra.
Calif. Both men assumed their new
duties Monday.
VnwriAm wmm nrMidpnl nf the
Downtown Merchants Association
aaUk J Call n vuu, ueut nvwovi
wu a freshman football itabdout
at University of Oregon last' fall.
Mrs. Newsom said the family
will remain In Salem until they
sell their home at 1451 Narciasus
Dr. Burk said hia family will re-!i
main In Sacramento, -Calif., until
accommodation, are found la Sa
lem.
Boy Grabs
Two Women
Two women reported to police
that they had been Kized by a
boy about 14 year, old near Mill
and South Sumner streets Tuesday
afternoon.
He retxirtedlv erasDed them bv
the front of the coat for a moment.
then ran between buildinu. Policei0" .,roni a oignai station a
aaid it apparently ia the same boy
who was reported to have grasped
a woman by the coat in that area
- ;
last week.
Girl, 7, Suffers
25 Heart Attacks
NEW ALBANY, Ind. UTUSeven-year-old
Sheila Whitehead is back
in the hospital again, suffering
from her 23th heart attack.
The little blonde-blue eyed girl',
heart ia too big for her body, doc
tors say. and they have advised
the girl', mother, Mrs. Hazel
Whitehead, an operation may be
fatal. . ,
Sheila suffered two attacks Mon
day after her temperature sudden
ly rose to 106.
So back she went to the hospital,
where she was released last year
before Christmas, and the familiar
oxygen mask.
Hitchcock Tours
Eastern Oregon
HOOD RIVER III Phil
Hitchcock, candidate for the
Republican senatorial nomina
tion, headed into Eastern Oregon
Tuesday ea a campaign tour.
He spoke here at noon on
social legislation, then headed
for a speech at the annual meet
ing of the Oregon Council of
Churches at Milton Freewater.
He is immediate'1 past president
at that group.
He will be at Pendleton
Wednesday, then go ea to La
Grande, Baker, Lakeview and
Bend on the week4on trip.
itlill;
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in,
-
I Important ar well populated re nl
era without ailrquale ((ti alri-rli
Commissioners at their m.-Wing
Tuesday night at City Hall heard a ,
committee tell of preliminary work
" PP" "rveys oi some street.
1 ,r7 mwrf, 'me om'
!h' "l"'?. '
posed priority lint and ask tha com
mission as a whole to look It over.
Prlvata Work
As in the past, commissioners
hope to do most of the planning
work privately ao the city can atart
dickering for needed property at
normal value.
Planning Chairman John Carkln
told his group last night that an
Increased planning commission
.
the city rdministratlon Enough
fund, will be sought this year to
increase the ataff by adding .alary
for half-time work either by an
assisUnt working oarl time or bv
.in. ,nk .k. . ...
-
loinUv navina an additional full
So Planner
(),r W. .1, Mar. 21.
.' , " , . . voted to move the Khoor. per- no opportunity 10 oner an amena- try for the top prise on 'tBS
Both city and county planning mmnt c,mp it Tiiiim0ok Head ment expreMing their position. -The IM.000 Question." The an
commissions now tmploy one plan- t0 Nehalem. The 23 boys at this Tha bill provides C70,000 to ,Wer was 1400.
ojiiirnjuiwrreacn. ins iwoomces cimp have been worklni on finance antl-poiio programs ad
will be combined next month, with iUte parks. - ministered by tha atates. IBS mU-
both staff, working at the Court- jtmtt Lamb, superintendent of lion for veterans' adjustment ben-hou-
- the Khool. recommended the efits. 134.900,000 for payments to
A new residential suburban plat changes, asserting they would re- Khool districts whose population
waa approved Tuesday nieht for lieve the Khool of overcrowding,1 la swollen by federal activities,
Felix E. Riedel. who has planned
Liberty Garden Annex No. 1, on
the north aide of Boone Road one-
half mil east of Liberty Road. It
contains U lots in four acres.
Other Baslaess
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!&VJ3.2r2if1PpnW'"i 10 !J3
minor variance petitions and passed
back to Salem City Council witb
Its blessing the proposed annexe-1
lion of 11 acres near the State Fair
grounds. One variance permit Herman C.
Feddern to build a three-unit apart
ment on North Summer, near Hood
Street, with 14-foot setback from
gunner street. The other allows
CarroU Erlandson to build a dunlex
on Davidson Street, near Wilbur.
requirea 7.ooo square leet.
"
r . I
teounty Lmilovcs
. J . J ,
Local to Ask
For rnv TnifiPfi
i wa a J "fcma?"Laj.
Marion County Employes Local,
meeting Tuesday night In Marion
Ttnlnl vaImI In clr In tlA Mfuilh.
..i.,, ,,. , ..,. ,nlnvM
ii,, E Butu QrtVM Public Em;
ployecs Council representative,
said.
The union represents about 40
employes of the road department,
most of whom were present, h!
said.
Besides the $10 raises, the local
voted to ask a county-paid health
and welfare plan and that sick
leave without a doctor's bill be
allowed up to three day..
County employe, received an
eight-per-cent raise in pay last
July 1, Butt. .aid.
.OIL CASK STOLEN
SILVERTON Theft of a case of
i If !l - n. . a a
half mile southwest of Silverton,
about 7:30 p m. Tuesday while he
was eating in an adjacent house,
was reported to Marion County she
riff's deputies by Clarence Buck. 1
MS
I that
I ' -i Mi,ii.li IIIIMIIIIH
. A IV-aiinwIe ajutkaf cartoon faotwriaf
Ike talanlf af Darnwi Dwyf
Ala-
It MINUTES OP CltCVS WONDERS! .
-ILlASa THE BIG TOP"
PETSIIOP rtLL OP ANIMAL CHARACTERS!
"MONKEY fHIr.s,
WILD STOCK CAR RACE! "DUST EATERS"
.Spring Enters
Cool in Salem
Spring frrdrd tlil fvlrm arra
Tiifdny lth Ih rnolrit day aim
March It and (lie most rain n
March .
Utile change ai srn for to
day, McNary Field wenthetinrn
aid, with showers continuing to
day and tonight and turning to ram
kte Thuraday.
Illyh ti-inixrature on the firt
W '("" Tuclay vai
wipitalmn was .28 inch,
, ,
Boys School
To Establish
Camp at Coast
The State Training School at
Woodburn will enlsblish a sum-
mrr ork "mP CB ,h fMrt tnil
J" ,n P"01 P""
ml-bt 1,,d ,0 MW1 ,uf
camps.
The State Board of Control
voted Tuesday to e.t.bli.b such
e.f at FogartytYeek. north
01 "'P BtJ wwra j vvf
where 23
' buil1 '' P,rt- '
will build a itste psrk
T" - w ill ... m i
ine dovs win in si a oit
. ... . . . 1
Mcn or thelr work-
At the aame time, tha board
Four attendants are assigned to
camp.
The school hsi Z30 inmsies,
Lmb V h c,n 'ind iobi
for only half of them on the
main campua.
l. k. . .1.. ..L.J k Cl .1.
ne ouaru aiw w u
Department of Education to ur-
vfMh educational program, at
ti.i kv and lrli trainlnf
SooST
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GOP 'Helps'
Working Man
NEWPORT Ore t - Gov
IjjI' SWUl 'or
Republican nomination to the
r"L- he lucceedd to upon the
death of Paul Patterson, Tues-
w credit1 tne C0P i,h
Detains: the laborine man.
He told a meeting of 100
Republican, here that Oregon
wa. first and never below second
in the nation in the amount its
working men received in pay.
He said this was due to the
"long term domination" of the
GOP in the state.
He said Oregon's tax situation
was one of the best. ,
"There is no pleasant way to
pay taxes. But Oregon's situa
tion is compared among the best
in the nation and it cau and will
be improved," be said.
PHONI
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CO-HIT
Daaa Martia iany'lawb
ARTISTS AND MODELS
Jarry and WJ h a an
STARTS
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Satellite Aid,
r Polio Funds
WASHINGTON UP - The llmut
! Tuedy tentstlvrly approved a
I $7115,76 82J catch all appropria
tion bill Including new fundi for
polio vaccinations and financing
of a man made enrth satellite.
The lawmakers shouted approv
al of the supplemental mennure
but deferred a formal roll-call
vote on parage until Wednesday.
The action at leaM tacitly en-
ilotiM Appropriations Committee
that the Tenneswe Valley Author-
Ity 4TVA) be allowef to use !'i
million dollars of Its own fundi
to start building pew generating
unit at the John Sevier steam
plant.
No funds were Included for the
n'A- Tlie committee In rejecting
a requesi lor new casn. mpuiaiea
1,181 nr use Ita own reve -
nues for the project. Republican
commttet members bad opposed,
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wnc", m "mmiuee . recom-
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nvnnarun mmm atmrwwiiavi in inp.
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mal report and was not mentioned
In the biU itself, opponents had
S2M.771.471 to finance pay raises
voted last year by Congress, and
M million for work in connection
with the International Geophysi
cal Year. This includes the 'round-the-world
satellite.
The total was M0.1J4.100 less
than President Eisenhower had
requested.
Ike Prepares
Message for
GOP Voters
ASTORIA W President
Elsenhower has prepared a mes
sage to open the Republican
voters registration drive and
Wendell Wyatt, Republican state
chairman, will read it by tele
phone to a number of party
meetings throughout the state
next Monday night.
Some 34 central committee
groups are expecttd to be con
nected up to receive Wyatt'.
call.
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Scientists provtd this fluoridt
and Brisk'. Fluoride is the only Fluoride proved b
10 year clinical tests... the same fluoride now being
used successfully ia water supplies. ..the same den
tists use successfully to reduce decay. That'a why
this aame fluoride, ao widely approved by medical,
dental and governmental authority, ia now in Brisk.
Only DRfSK has FLUORIDE 185,
!vss extra prstntiaa Flvarlds alsas can't lv.wark. halt wfcera o asta1 It wait
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Tut w a union"; i .
NOl.l t WOOD
"rur. roii.rH.i with 1'tt
Clarxiir and r ClniHn
' AMI ISIS AND M(il)M..H' llh
Dan Mariin and Jury lwli.
Lincoln Fan
If letfltf III
$64,000 Quiz
NEW YORK UP - A Georgia
man who went through weeki of
difficult questions about Abraham
Uncoln mi.Md tnt 4,000 TV quli
pTilt Tueid,y night.
, Three people have gambled and
' .h.'sVuiann nrire
H WM lh( fir,t to gamble for
the big one and lose It. Ha didn't
l0. "
,0 Compcnii- ure Fri '
(0. voluntary emancipation,
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Hoben tawara uenneu. w
year-old atort clerk from Kings-
Und. Ca.. guessed 13.000 In his
Aldous Huxley
Weds Violinist
YUMA, Aril. l-Aldou Huxley.
81 -year -old British novelist best
known for his "Brave New World."
has married an Italian concert vio
linist. She Is Laura Archera, 40.
1 nc , txrcinony wai yrriurniru
here Monday. Huxley and his bride
The ceremony was performed
both Mid their homes were in LOS n'on movement, ine action in
Angeles. i tensified strife on Cyprus, a Brit-
The marriage was the .econd for island colony in the Eastern
Huxley. Mediterranean.
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CtyaW Chartwt, tndriKlar
EVERY WEDNESDAY
INK 10:10 PM.
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With mon yeors of r8seorch...mon study and experimentorion...mori major contributions to dental hygleni during thi
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COLGATE
Contains the O.'.'LY FLU0HIDS
proved in 10 years of clinicdl tests
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Brick's Fluoride conwntrates Jn w?atJr.."aoftH-spots
" hc re decay usually atarta combines with and becomes
part of the tooth enamel - thus protects as no other
decay-fighter can. And Brisk'a stsy-active decay-fighter
reaches into crevices between teeth atarta working in
atantly to defeat decay.
Rctiuicr Accu:c3 Dcncon
Or Campaign of Haired1
DliNVTR up - Walter T. limit!)
er. vice president o Hie Al l. l IO,
Tueidsy nik'tit sawed Alfricul -
tore hecretary l.ixk Tafl Henv.n
ol conducting campaign oi hai
red" to turn "varlmn groups of
American people againut each oth
er." Heutlicf failed fur rMd farm
support prices and a "lull Inveitl
gation" of prices farmers have
to pay.
Rtuther, In a speech to the bi
ennial convention of tha National
Farmers t'nion, alo:
Denied that the AFL-CIO al
ready has picked Its candidates.
Denied that labor political sc-
tivitiei are dictated by
ful of labor boses."
hand
Caanat Buy Egaal Time
Charged that political parties
cannot buy equal time on radio
and television.
Declared the farm problem
TTj " 1 s" l,w w
'Sundance.
I Rcuthcr told the more than 1.000
ti at tht convention
labor .upport. farm pro-
Am can fa
we know that
American farmer, cannot solve
their problems without us and we
f !tl V
LA-ailtT HI LllOrt
To Unite Cyprus'
Greece Succumbs
ATHENS, Oreece u Arch
bishop Spyridon, Green Orthodox
primate and a leader In the move
ment to unite Cyprus with Greece,
died Tuesday night.
Archbishop Spyridon on March
10 presided in Athens over an
emerccnev meetinff of the holv
avnnH whirh mnn.zr.A Ia rhiirrn '
organizations around the world
for support for Archbishop Ma
karloi of Cyprus, who was exiled
by Britain. Makarioi was deport'
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l '"der of the Cypnot Greek-
Good Music Big Crowd.
WED. NITE
Crystal Gardens
FLUORIDE TOOTHPASTE
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Benefits both adults and children
Brisk. Fluoride85, Colgate, esxlusivo new lo
mula, helpa protect all permanent teeth whether in
adulu"or children over sit. Brisk 's Fluoride is In- ,
stantly released . . . works on contact as you brush ,
your teeth , . . strengthens teetVenamel as do other
decay-preventive ever could. 1
- 1 cannot solv
our piul-li im wlthuut
them.
! Kum, Afterls Walkers
ave
jp ntiiilrlal woikers h
been aliected dtrcdly by Hie tmi , 4
slump In farm Income, and point- ,,,Ur ,,
ed to M.ooo unemployed auto Chicago UP Adlal E. Steven
workrri In tha Detroit area ai son early Wedneiday congratulate
an example. d S4.n Kefauvcr (D-Ttna o
He deicrlbed Hit Republican ad-, h(, H vdory n mi,,,,,,,',
ministration s approach to tha rmocrilC preildentlal primary,
farm problem ai neffectual. He , , emrnt( th former IlU
Hd Benson s IrglalaUvt program noj, mnor M.
will iMA raise farm prlcei 'ili-j .., congrilufle n. Kefauver.
nificantly for at leait four yars. j, unprecedented Damocratlfl
"How long does Mr. Benson vote In Minnesota overcomri any
think farmers can wait," he personal disappointment I might
skeit "Hour Inn duel the arf I araiaf.il In r.nv Tram.
- 1 ministration think wo Industrial
urban workers can wait for tha
farmer to get a fair break."
He charged Benson. Instead
seeking a solution, has tried to
turn consumers against farmers;
farmers against labor, and soma
farmers against other farmers,
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ROBERT PRESTON
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Sen. Kctauvcr
Congratulated ;
iBy Stevenson
, J
man. Sen. Humphrey and my
many loyal friends In Minnesota
! for their confidence and support.
of, "My plans art not change
ed. 10
other atates, where I am entered
In tht primaries, I. will continue
to express my views honestly and
'vigorously." ;'
STARTS
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COMBINATION!
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