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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1956)
I) Ore., Frt, April 23, 'Z3 ions Clubs' Tony Express9 TT fim A 7mm sns -4-r A 1rmr1rm LU lUht jtliUUUlUllUV LVfilllbiiU . Salem Lkmi Club will partkrl ft la unique "pony express" plan to deliver in ambulance from ."Tenncssea to Anchorage. Alaska. According to information re- Delinquent Tax Actions Filed by Marion County Marion County filed suit Thurs day to forecloie on soma X pieces of real property whose owners are delinquent in tax payments. Th land pareeli vary in aiie from small house plots to a U9 acre tract on Route J. Silverton. and Involve lands on which taxes have not been paid for more than three years, the complaint said. Taxes due varied from ut under 010 ta more than $1,100. LOSS OF SHOES ftEFORTED j Loss o a pair of shoes, either stolen or fallen from a car parked Ja the no block State Street, was reported to police Thursday eve " B:nf by John Jelderk. X2S D St. ceived here Thursday the Anchor age Lions Cub recently raised funds to buy the city a much needed municipal first aid ambu lance from a firm in Memphis, Tenn. In order In save shipping costs the Alaskan club is asking some 70 Lions Clubs In eight states along the route to relay the vehicle along with each club driving It en to the next. , Toe Albany club will drive it to Salem, Salem will drive it to Ore gon City. The Oregon City club will drive it to Portland, which in turn win relay it to Vancouver. End of the line will be Seattle. Wash., where the ambulance will board a ship for Alaska. Time el arrival In Salem is not certain, according to E. Burr Mil ler, chairman of the Salem down town Uons club in charge. He said it would probably be next week. When it arrives in Salem there will be brief ceremonies which wiU. in some way. point up Sa lem's own current drive for a new city first aid car. Miller said. The ambulance left Memphis on April 1 Its route is through Ar- kansas, Oklahoma. Texas, New Mexico, Arizona. California, Ore gon and Washington. Twelve Ore gon clubs wiU ferry it across this state. The average run per dub is 4S miles. Enjoy Your Family Dinner In Lipmcn's Cherry Room Special $1.iS Dinner for Friday, April 20th, lfS i Breaded Veal Cutlets or ChoOSt With Brown Gravy Whipped Potatoes From Our Whole Kernel Corn - Hot Roll Butter Salad CompUt Choice of Dessert an Milk,HofTeaofCofft M!HI Children Under 12 Half Price Service Until I P. M. Park Free 2 Hours With Purchase of $1.00 Continued Aid For Chrome Miners Asked Salem Allstate Folk Honored I Freight Jumps Montana Rail WASHINGTON If) - The Senate Interior Affairs Committee was told Thursday that the nation's chrome mining Industry win fold np , unless government support prices are continued. Fay X Briston, president of the Oregon Mining Assn., said H9 in-, j -mm J dividual operators have made i J. 08X10 111 ft IT anipmenis m ine mineral tor gov ernment stockpiling. Bristol said, however, that they were paid a total of only $1,500, 000 so that "no one got very rich." Bristol said that Under the stockpiling program,, which he wants continued, the chrome in dustry has developed to the point "where I think some real produc tion can be had." But he added: "If the program is shut down for a year, you had Just as well shut down chrome mining on the Pacific Coast." Passage of a bin to continue government purchases of chrome for stockpiling also was urged by Mollis M. Dole, director of the Oregon State Department of Geol- a. He said that continuation of the program is "essential" to the United States until the country can formulate a long-range min eral development policy. CHICAGO Myra Tartar. Salens. Ore., and Alfred CwnsUrk Jr, Tar ner. Ore (center) were presented watches by Jeaepk C. Speaker (left), rice amide at of Allstate laaaraace, at eeannaay's tSa aanj. ' versary Jubilee here. At right la Bailey M. Barrett. ABstale resided aaaaager at Salens. Ore. Next ta bins George Wallenberg, Portland Sears JUebaek manager. Mrs. Taylor aad Comstaeh were named "Sliver Stars" f AJlstate branch la Saleas. Allstate was founded by Sears Kaeeeek. THOMPSON FALLS, Mont ( Twenty-seven cars of a North ern Pacific Railway freight train left the NP's main line five miles east of here near the Montana Idaho border Thursday spilling several into the Clark Fork River. NP investigators were tight lipped about the accident, but it apparently occurred at approxi mately I p. m. No one was in jured. They said between 1.000. and 1.500 feet of track had been torn P- Crews said it would take at least 41 hours to restore service. Of the H ears involved. JO were Jumbled at the scene of the wreck, three were on the tracks east ef the wreck, one was floating down the river, another had floated down the river and come to ret in a lake at Thompson Falls. Still another had sunk and one was towed back to Thompson Falls. The cars were loaded with lum ber and household goods. The freight was headed east from Spokane. Soviets Reduce Radio Jamming LONDON British officials said Thursday night the Soviet Un ion has cut down Its jamming of Russian beamed broadcasts Iron Britain by about 01 per cent In the past 41 hours. Brazil Capital Move Considered RIO DE JANEIRO, Braiil U President Juscelino gubitschek called en congress Thursday to organise a government company to finance the moving of Brazil's capital from Rio de Janeiro to in terior Brazil j KAtt FALLS ON BEAD Mrs. Bertha Snyder. 1M7 Walker St., was treated by first a id man Thursday morning for a head lace ration reportedly received when a rake fell on her la the garage at her home. Heads Timber Products Unit MISSOULA. Mont III - L. R. Pugh. St. Maries, Idaho, Thurs day was elected to a second one year term as president of the tim ber Products Manufacturers Assn. at the reorganization meeting of its Board of Directors Thursday. M. Gale Beals, La Grande, Ore., and Lincoln, Wash., . was re-elected vice president. George ( J. Tkhy, Spokane, was re-elected secretary-manager. A. J. Agather, Libby, was elected to succeed Or a P. Thompson, Missoula, as treas urer. At the business session of the an nual convention, members elected Dr. H. H. Koessler, Missoula, to the board and re-elected: For Idaho L. V. Brown, Coeur d'Alene; Leonard Luby, Priest River, and Pugh. . For Washington R. David Brown. Spokane; J. H. Leuthold, Deer Park, and J. Harold Samp son, Spokane. For Oregon Beals. The convention closed Thursday with a stag social hour and dinner. U.S. Delays H-Bomb Test WASHINGTON UB - The test cxplosioa of a hydrogen weapon in the Pacific, which had been set for about May 1, has been put off until May I. The Defense Department and Atomic Energy Commission, an nouncing this Thursday said "tech nical difficulties involved in mak ing ready" for the test caused the delay. description of me lecnnicai aitii culties was not given." The two agencies sdded that "al though May S is now the target date, the detonation could be fur ther delayed by unexpected devel ooment of unsatisfactory weather conditions." ! The test at Eniwetok atoll Is to be observed by representatives of the press and the civil defense administration. DOG BITE TREATED Clyde Rutledge, two. of S3S Southview Place, was treated by first aidmen Thursday evening for a reportedly minor dog bite. 0PEE3..H0U . . . fWSffll COFFEE .-..CAKI-i ESS ICE CREAM . . 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