The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 17, 1956, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texts J n Ainu I BtUKUUMiUllt ... J wer, Dooauase, headboard, inc. in this beau- )l suite-look y the lew price 7 X "OPBJ ". SUNDM 12:30 'TIL 6 PJil. CHOICE OF COLOR Green j ' ' ' Credit Terms Bumper End - Daveno and Club Chair $f (era it it The sensation of the nation and navtr before offered at such a sensational low tice. SHOP TODAY WHILI STOCK COMPlITi 199 and up 35 Eastern Made Bedroom Suites mm ii ISt', - ' OMtC! Ill Choice of Finish Blush Pink Boysenberry Silver Mist Quality Walks Hand in Hand With Low Price Double Dretsert Triple Dressers and every color in the world and look at the low low price -WHITTUD DOWN TO 139 up 14 3-Pc. Sectionals Must Be Sold! FREE DELIVERY .i. 't You Buy the Ends Sections and we give you the center 1 1 Every Siie - Style Shape Needed and at a Close-Out price that will make you want to buy on sight iff up STUDIO COUCH m Office Equipment For Sale Swing Rockers up Building For Sale Pi Lease County Budget Balancers Seek $75,000 Added Drop (Story also ea page eae) Marion County's six-maa crew of budget balancers moves into its fourth meeting day today with an estimated $75,000 stilt to tached to it, which in effect said that if the raise is given the coun ty expects full-time services from the attorneys. This arose out of several dis- , , , , . . . Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thurs., May 17, 58 (Sec. I)-7 ... . r ;:.;! Rotary Check to Aid YM Camp Pool jj be hacked from the 1956-57 pre-! cussions Tuesday and Wednesday iiminary budget to bring It with-i concerning the legal right or dis in the' 6 per cent allowable in- trict attorneys to maintain a rr crease. ivate practice while working for; I when the budget hearings be- the county. gan Monday committee mejnbersj a report Tuesday from the were faced with a toUl figure of ; Marion Countv Bar Association $3,235,845, which was $96.500 , urged that the district attorney's more than could be authorized without having the people's ap proval. Wednesday's session saw staff should be employed on a full time basis, and recommended minimum salaries of $7,200 for approximately S20,00Q being: the district attorney and $6,000 saved, chiefly through denials to each for two of his deputies, recommended salary increases. riviii.n mi.mw nf th. Ki.h,. The only salary raises allowed millM ,, nlUr.A Jlim were foi elected officials ami l a Matemem t0 Count) Jud,,e Ri few isolated cases among other Hwtley. "The budget committee; recommends that the county saury increase M ,h dj ,ri , ittorney --rK j 4 that the supplemental salary in- crease being authorized meets the minimum figure of the Marion ! kv-v k r for the district attorney and two of his deputies was authorized with a .semi-official string at- Wage, Hour Commission Calls Hearing The State Wage and Hour Conr mission has called a public meet ing in Portland Monday to con sider revision ot the minimum lions County Bar Association's report which states that the district at torney and his deputies should rtairitji hit full (imi In ,iiintu services." 'A- ' . ' .':'. , V I 4 Right Questioned In reply Judge Hartley said, "I; f ,"-..--.' , i J V question that we have the right -" ---. i ikhk- . ,n "-n to impose this qualification on! Afw , m fhffk tlJat tnm UWm RtMy WeoWtday.to M$ to IwBdtaf 'Urn- nrb an official who is elected under i -., VMri. r en... r w u vu . T- msS. liiil understanding ot me law , map whfre w, f, lhh ,mmw, uM M ar (rrMM left) Claeee Miller, lUtary errslieatl -J mis implied tnat tne raise is r rKln,h.n j . Hmr.mA bMk VMr affinal. ra.inu-iu. ik i m aurt mi! wedb! ISUtesmaa phwto) ;! m g still effective, but there is no, way of compelling full time serv- ices. ... ! During the afternoon hours mvimm unrk committee members devoted con- other' regulations governing the "iderable time to evaluating the employment of women and minors ' ''TZ ; this year's allowance, most of . -inhifh :c fnr staff raisM anrf d-1 How to give money painlessly to The legal minimum currently is Hitirnl helo rirwoilliy cause ojs demonstrnted 65 cents an hour with a maximum ,, ,;n., i.j n this week on the Willamette I'nt Unusual Auction Adds to Contracting Scholarship Fund at WU FirmtoBuiId NewOffice 8-hour day and 44-hour work week. ',."'" , . .nl.; n versity campus, when the As-nei-Ubor Commissioner Norman O. I T,! EirHi,!! Women Students held their Nilsen, executive secretary of the , Ashbaughs salary to fction' went v..,.,u.,, ..u ,.. v..,....- $5 (K)0 r Qne ew counseI. ence board would take under re- ' was J,so p.rmit,ed M weU view any proposed changes in the. rprain nlh7min0I. inWM-. States Public Housekeeping Order ,,,.... j.!cake and pie to the Dean of Stu which has been in operation since " " '""ZZr. Tm ; "d singing waiters brought tM7 ws saved when members decid- ,. . , Kiij;, Rations covered by the order - age Ufor Coun ''5 include workers emDIoved in res- v - tonranl. hnlol. hnnrXiB ,nm'. Staff Of SppraiSCrS. into a scholarship fund Unlike the ordinary auction of antiques or furniture, items from son, auctioneers, managed to sell two sets of house lirla to fralerni- ties, a blues singer and combo, tennis and jitterbug lessons,, and two individual late permissions to the students assembled in convoca tion. Thus the total in the scholar ship fund jumped $70, itaurants, hotels, boarding, j ing and apartment houses, automo bile camps, soft drink and ice - 'sP a 1 cream services and similar estab-1 1 1 ItlPSS V cltdl '. Ushments. i Dr. Robert K. Russell, Portland, rp 1J C will serve as chairman of the con- J. O i 1 flllVC OI ference board which includes Mrs. James H. Lynch and Mrs. Oliver W. Norville of Portland as public members; Walter Lofgren, Astoria, Jvlrs. Verna Coffinberry of Port- Gcnme Henrv VanBuren. 2S5 N Marion Countv banded their money together for the assorted and sundry articles. The biggest money -getter cn the campus, indicative of the mood of the students near graduation time, was the promise of one o'clock late permissions one weekend eve ning, copped by the Delta Gam ma's for $13. A cljjse second in popularity were four sinking wait ers, purchased hv the Chi Ome;a house, hut not without competition. iipnn warn Hm phi nnr nirn i u..,n. n..-i..t. , . land and Glenn R. Blake. Portland. !! si a lit...!,, r..i.l..nt nf th ih i .um. Bi,.m h.m..i.J Vy'"f.r' UT:y ? "na V!e?r? R, A. Wostenbcrf and Son, Sa-g lem contractors, fifed a building S permit Wednesday for a $10,000 S office and workshop at 2780 N. niver Hoao. - o Work on the pro'ect is sched- uled to begin later this week, th Jj firm said. The buildii.g is ex- pected to be completed in stx weeks and will house taws and tools for prefabricating building . materials. ' Other building permits Med S Wednesday Included William and C Blum, to alter a one-story stored at 148 N. Lioerty St., W,750jS dairy industry workers and driv- Leonard G. Edgae, to alter a tne- ers in the .nid-Willamette Valley lory house at 485 W. Vist &L, tf area has been neaotiated, it was'00: nd William V. Fisher, toj? reported Wednesday. build a carport at 2270 Townse d Salem dairies involved include '"' m - ! Valley Milk Workers Get Pay Increase A new wage-hour contract si ing a pay increase to about 730 representing employes, and Larry Salem area, died Wednesday at Hiiaire, Kaiph l. Hoisappie and, his home following a long illness. Frank C. McCulloch, Portland, rep resenting the employers. The board will make its recom mendations to the Wage and Hour Commission "which formulates or ders on the employment of women and minors in various industries. Mrs. Frederick W. Young, Port land, is chairmarr of the Commis sion which includes Henry S. How ard of Eugene and Mrs. M&I7 L- Jackson, Portland. Police Call Off Body Search He was 82. VanBuren had lived in Salem lor the past 13 years. He was born in Jefferson, Ore., June 19, 1873. -He was a telegraph operator for the Southern Pacific Railroad for 40 years, retiring in 1939. He was a member of Court Street Christian Church. Survivors include his widow. An na, Salem; a daughter, Mrs. Floy McRlfresh, Salem; a son, Dr. Hict G. VanBuren, Fresno. Calif.; five grandchildren, nine great grand children and one great-great-granddaughter. Furieral services will be held Friday at 1:30 p.m. in the Howell as houscboys for the Alpha Chi Omegas and performed their du ties o( serving, scraping dishes and scrubbing floors all (or the sake of the fund. Another faculty 'mem ber, Dean Regina F.walt, will be busy Sunday evening cooking din ner for four couples. Ken Renshaw and Willy Thomp- ; : I I Snloih Obiliiiiries villc, Albany, Lebanon, Corvallis, Sweet Home and coastal points. The Hew contract was negotiated this week by representatives of the dairy industry and Teamsters Union, Local 324. , vlt. tails for a 40-bour werk waek. night shift differential, established aeiivery times, and an eight cents per hour wage boost now and a aimilar boost in May. 1937. and liberalized vacation srhmfuloi The contract is in effect immedi ately, said Ward Graham of Sa lem, secretary - treasurer of the Teamster Union. ' Draft Board To Call Five! Ethel Wayne Archibald Ijte rlant ol HI. I. Turner, at the ol 74. Mother of Mri. Elmer Hoffmann, Turner. Mrs. Alfred Hof mann. Aumsvllle. Mrs Grrf Robl, I 3 , Five men will comprise Mafioa County 'a Selective Service Board's ;J quota for the moiUav of June, it rj was announced Wednesday. p Officials said the-five have not ; yet been definitely picked because s of possibility of several men vol- ' untcering. Five men are slated to S take physical exams on June for s possible later induction, the board. H reported, -it va...-a. t.. ........ i i i ,L- Stay ton. Mrs Edwurd Robl. Silver- uwa.u .u.ii-.a. .nmir iiioi, u.c on Mls En, Hughe. Tillamook, Rev. Harold Lyman officiating. In- Ore , Mr. Robert Loian Turner, terment will be at the Masonic S1. Galen Siddail. fSalem. Mra. Vem otaniry. iiinuiu, .niii,, msirr of Mrs. Ella Given, Turner, also surviving are 28 grandchildren and dfven great -grandchildren. Service will be held Thursday. Mav 17th, at .1;:i0 p.m. in Chapel of the W. T. ' Rigdon Co Rev Clyde Freeman will officiate Interment in Twin Oaki ! Cemetery at Turner, Ore. t iro Rurgett At ih residence, M.tft5 Willa lane on wiiiy 'i at ine age 01 jh yeHrs. Suivived by wife. Virginia Burgest t of Salem. Shipment is being made to Canby, Oregon, for nervtcea and in terment by the Howell-Edwards Fu- j nernl Chapel. If ifJi Whisky at a nnlita U'Arlnaelau naif Aft off the hunt for a body on the W. "me.cry ... Hanna ranch at Roberts station and said they could find no evi- m-m Ta 1 donee to support the claim of I 1 )f)7 fwllf Floyd Wayne Smith that he killed I x a man there about May 4. 1 m i riIl l 'We were also able to establish1 I TUCK V UWil to our own satisfaction that his claim was without foundation. ' Capt. Ray Howard of the state police said. Howard said a number of per- i Some whiskey thieves just could- sons with Smith on the day of the .n't resist taking "one for the road" Miry Bnrnr, alleged killing had been question-1 Tuesday night when they ran off, Lair riont of asu Brooka St.. ed. ) with two cases of whiskey and a at " J"1 hospital, May is u rn The search started after a re- i case of vodka from a Mt. Angel b8n()i Rohe,t Burnette. Salem, moth- port from Marysville, Calif., police truck. er Mr. z. v. Far ev. utile Rm-k, I. . . ' . u .u u ,l , . , Ark ; brother, t urns Karley, Little that a Salem man told them he! They broke open a fourth case1 Rook Ark services win be held had killed a man on the ranch and i from which one bottle was taken, ""h' .. ai n m i-ao p, in the buried the body in a hole which I apparently being impatient to taste : irl,nl,een7 .".T".; had been dug for dead sheep. the spoils during their get away, i Memorial emk Rev Ren Owen win Smith has been o 1 a c e d in a It was obvious they couldn't Marysville hospital for treatment hold any more because several Stephen Mwan iiowara nl rlolirinm tromona anil a alomaeh ! cases were Ipft hehinri Shenffa At the residence of HI. 1 Box .TJ ulcer, state police said. 'deputies placed the loss at $170. in prino psciai! GENERAL Q ELECTRIC Limited Time Offer Regularly 49.95 1.95 FLUORIDATION . . . DOSAGE and DOCTORS It is incredible, no less, that an M.D., whose business is pre scribing medications by precision, could be caught favoring public water fluoridation as a means of a controlled dosage of fluorides. The contrary has scientific eredenrr. Following are quotations from s letter by Reuben Frltman, I). U.S., of Newark, N. J. '.'I have been studying the effects of fluoride tablets for m.my years, five of which were financed by grants from the 1. S. Public Health Service I am convinced that if fluorides are to be administered, the tablet method Is safest and most scientific. Rv the use of a tablet, to be taken once daily, made, with chemically pure fluoride of exactly known dosage the optimum amount of fluoride for the desired effect will be ingested. To state that the same can be accomplished by the fluoridation of water is not true because even if the concentration in the water might be kept at a constant level, the quantity of water used by the person is not. Some use very low quantities, others two or three times more . . . One part per million of fluorides Is said to be safe, one and one half parts on the toxic side. By this then, a litre of water a day will give one miiigram of Iluarideiwo litres two milligrams, with increased intake of water an Increased amount of fluoride. No physician would prescribe so toxic a drug to the entire population for life and still maintain his license to practice medicine. By using the tablet method, only those who might benefit from its use will receive the drug." Again, the question Is raised, how could a medical doctor having studied for years the precisian idrolnMrntion nf drug dosage, relai in these standards sufficiently to endorse fluor idation via the city water snpplv? It is indeed incredible! PD. ADV. BY LF.F. BROWN STAYTON, OREGON Rtrkreall. Ore , Mav H Survivpd hy. wife, Annr O Howard. Ru-k re .ill; sister, Mrs. M H McOuire. MrMloo- Ore. Member or Neishooris of Woodcraft of Amity, Ore Semrei be held Thurs . May 17 at 1 p m. in the W T Rudon Chapel. Rev. Joseph A Harding will iff.lr.ite. Tun- rludtns servtces at M). t rev. Ahhey Mausoleum. .Smlth-Krueg-er Mortuary tn charge of arrangements. I.ewald 8. Larsen Al the residence nf 1SI0 Boooe Rd May lfith. Survived by wife. Mrs. Jean l.anen nf Salem; 2 daughters, Mrs. Pat Mangis nf Dallas. Ore and Mrs. tonne Maranger of Salem: ,1 grandchildren, Sandv and Judy Ma ranger both ol Salem and David Mangis of Dallas Services will be held Frldav. May IHIh at 11 am. at the Anostolic Faiih Church. Church and Court streets Dallas, Casket will he open to Inends at Rollman Funeral Home al Dallas Ore. Rev. Olaf Tunning will officiate. William Nelmeyer Al the residence. 2U20 So. Com mercial, Mav 1.1 Survived by wife. Mrs. Maude L. Nelmeyer, Salem. Daughter Mis. Fnncrs Cilover. Sa iem Sons William 1.. Neimever. Salem' Dr Morris McKennev, Bend. Ore Sister, Mrs Neva Claik, San Gabriel, Calif Brother, Frank Nel meyer, Pasadena. Calif. Three grand children and four great-grandchil dren Sfvices will be hld in the Virgil T Golden Chapel Thurs., Mav' 17 al 2 pm Rev George H. Swift officiating Ritualistic services by Salem Lodge No 4 Af'A.AV Mrs Hrlle R n'Klrllv Late resideot ol 4H4a Liberty Rd . at a local hospital, May 15 Survived hv sn.i, Harrv C. O'Reilly. Salem. Sister, .Mrs. Daly Hill nf Salem; brotners. Trank varTey of Coos Bay , !Ore. and R, V Varley of Salem; 3 ; 'grandchildren Services will be held I Saturday, May 19!h at 2 pm. at the Virgil f Golden Chapel Interment. ! Belcrest Memorial Park. Rev, George j Swift will officiate j Oeotge Henrv Van Rureit Al the lesldonr 2SS 21st St. ' May lfith at tlp age of S2 years. : Survived by w-llc. Anna Van Buren ol Salem, I -on, D- Miet fi Van Buren nl Fresno C.'llf : 1 daughter. Mr Flov McFllrrh ot s.ilcn: -rrift' hildrrn ?r-al --rrandrh itrli e-i and I treat ?ii'at - Erandrtamh'rr Member nf Court S' ( hru'lan Churi-ii Servt.-e' ,vill ', 'lclrl Fri day. Mav Iftlh V I ,'lfl n tn n 'he iChapr! of 'he Houcll-Fdard Fu- ! ner.il Hoo Rev Harold Lyman will officiate Intermen! Masonic Ceme- I lirjr tt Albany, Oirfoa. Coy Only 1.25 Week No Down Payment! rffV 'v fi Famous Swiyel Top ROLL-AROUND1' Combination Floor and Rug Tool Roll Around Throw Away Bog No Lifting r I... ;.L 111 v - It These Atlachmnts: Combination Floor and Rug Tool o Crevice Tool O I'pholstery Tool O Dusting Tool e Kitra Throw Away 1 1 Wt Give frtf Green Stamps Bags Salem's Oldest Franchisee! G-E Dealer Corner Center and Commercial Open Monday I Friday Nites Til 9!