The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 06, 1956, Page 6, Image 6

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    6-Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fri July 6, '56
Vcst State Forests in
Shape for Fire Season
It would lake several day of
drying ((ft wind to put Wetern
Oregon forest in critical lire
condition, state forestry officials
said Thursday.
Oregon foresli are going into the
Vicious Sentry
Dog Loose;
Town Cowers
rUTTSBURGH, N. Y. I -A
vicioui sentry dof broke loose
from Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Thursday after refusing to eat lor
five days because its handler vwas
m leave.
Police broadcast an alert through
out the area. R e I d e a t were
warned by radio stations to keep
children indoor and to Uke other
precautions. , ,
"Don't run from the animal,"
nol ce advised. "Lie down quickly
a 1 cover your nrau. in wviih
thing you can do is run."
The dogs used on sentry duty at
the base nre taught to attack any
one whs attempts to flee. Each
dog generally! is handled by one
man. .'" " 7' 8 ' -
The base Information office said
the female Gorman shepherd aam
td Sheba" slipped from her col
lar while being taken from the
kennel to the veterinarian ' office.
The dog's handler Is Airman Je
Matthew Bardsley of . Pawtucket,
R.L !
Transit Finn
Wins Permit
At Portland;
PORTLAND (II Rose City
Transit Co. Thursday was granted
a two-year permit by the City
Council to operate Portland's
mass transportation system.
The company has been running
on short-term permits since the
normally dangerous forest fire
period in the best shape In years
because of intervali of rain through
May and June, they reported.
Less than SO acres of the 11,000.
000 under the jurisdiction of the
State Forestry Department have
been burned so far this year, to
establish a new record. Some ISO
fires have been reported, of
them man-caused, Ted Maul!, pro
tective division a 1 1 1 s t a n t an
nounced. .
Logging has continued almost
unrestricted so far this year with
only, brief shutdown period due to
humidity drops below the per
cent minimum.
Forestry officials were facing the
fire season with optimism because
frequent rains had shortened the
so-called critical period far below
average. Maull said It would take
four or five day of Dot east winds
to put Western Oregon forest in
critical fire condition.
Driver Halted
After Chase
AtllOMPH.
A Bandoa motorist not only waa
by-passing Salem, ho was practi
cally trying to fly past it, state
police Indicated Thursday.
Arrested for going 111 miles an
hour, with reckless driving as the
formal charge, was a mechanic
listed as Glenn Herbert Brown,
who was chased six miles north
bound by Officer Arthur 4.; Jhicks.
Brown was halted near the Mar-!
ke. Street entry on the by-pass'
after having passed cars by racing
over the Jiggle bars near the
Intersection, the police report said.
Brown was cited to appear In
Justice court at Jefferson July 13.
Death Claims
A. V. Waters
Group Tables
NEA Racial
Equality Plan
PORTLAND W Backers of
a proposal that the National Edu
cation Assn. beef up its stand on
racial desegregation in the schools
abandoned Thursday their plan to
bring the Issue to the floor of this
year NEA convention.
However, a spokesman for a
group of New Yorkers laid they
still intend to push an equally
controversial demand that NEA
sponsored tour orr.lt Arab nations
which bar Jews from entering.
F. D. Moon, principal of a Negro
high school In Oklahoma City,
told reporter that the group spon
soring a proposed resolution con
demning teacher employment
practices based on race had de
cided to postpone Its fight until
next year' convention at Phila
delphia. Meanwhile, he said, the group
planned to raise a fund to take
its stand to the NEA membership
over the country. lie said the
group, which includes white as
well as Negro members, would
hold a strategy meeting in the
fall.
The NEA slsnd on desegregation
now Is a general one expressing
confidence a solution can be
found. The proposal was to have,
it say specifically that teacher :
employment must not bo affected
by race.
Arthur Victor Waters. tU N. 15th
Salem
expiration Last February of a 10-
r fruu-hisa held bv tne fort-
land Traction Co.. which it re-, St.. died Thursday at a
nicd. . 1 hospital. He was n.
TK. iwrmit contains no ma lor Wtr, production superinten- !
changes from the old franchise, dent at Willamette Valley Lumber '. Holme also said that (he state
But it permits the company to company In Dallas for S4 years, now is filing 40 per cent'of its
Holmes Seeks
School Fluids
From Solons
PORTLAND I - The Repubfl
can-controlled Legislature in Ore-,
gon ha failed to provide enough
money for education In Oregon,
Robert D. Holmes, Democratic
candidate for governor, said
Thursday. i
He told the Democratic Busl-j
net and Professional Men's Club
that the Republicans had cut 1
fund from education bill, and as 1
a result faculty members at the
University of Oregon and Oregon
Sta'e College have been leaving
in increasing numbers for other
a
apply to the City Council for fare had been ill for about a year.
increases If the firm does not! Born Nov. 1. 1094, In Grundy,
make a "reasonable net profit'
in any three-month period.
Timber Firm
Wins High
Safety Awards
teaching Jobs with persons hold'
ing only emergency certificates.
"That means we are using that
N.C.. Water lived in Dallas for
about twenty-five year before, many teachers who do not come
moving to Salem 10 year ago. I up to our standard. They are
H was a member of the Amer-badlv needed now. out we should
lean Legion ana we wemrai Win
ers church.
Survivor include hi wife, Anne,
Salem; and five children, Mrs.
Betty CapdediDe, Los Angeles;
Mr. Vicky Ventura, Saa Fran
cisco: Joe-Wesley Waters, Salem;
J " G'n " Portland; and MtriVMance " he said
KLAMATH FALLS If) - Gov. I Thomas Waters. Salem. I
Elmo Smith Thursday presented1 Funeral arrangements are ln X
a top National Safety Council care of the Clough-BarricK funeral
encourage education of teachers
so that those below standard can
be weeded out " be said.
Holme added that this would
take a bolder approach, and would
cost money.
'Cheap education Is wasteful
award to, 00 Weyerhaeuser Tim borne.
ber Co. employes. ' j ;
Hundreds of worker and mem- -rr
'ber of their families applauded! IV J citl WfllVPC
' as the governor handed the Safety ' M
Council plaque to John S. Bishop, I - 1
manager of the plant. After the! KYtrafiltlOn
ceremony Smith left by plane for MJA'1 UUlllVIl
Sm- M ' A Labish Village man waived
, It climaied a two-day visit here'tradition to Idaho Thursday fol
for Smith. He led the Fourth at Umnt hia arrest here on a Cald
July parade and demonstrated hiWt, Idaho, warrant charging em-
norM-mansnip a me niamain oa- beizlement.
sin JtoutMup.i
Head Waiter al
Big Hotel Faces
Tip Tax Evasion
Order Your
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NEW COVERS
Bradley Furn.
1971 North Capitol
Bail wa set at 8.000 for Brent
Raymond Strunk. 41.. Labish Vill
age, after hi arrest by sheriff
deputir and appearance before
District Judge Edward O. Stadtex
Strunk was using the name of
Robert Henry Cook when arrested,
deputies said. -
The charge against' Strunk in-
NEW YORK UV-A second head-'vnlves a 104 automobile, deputies
waiter of the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel 'added. Judge Stadter ordared the
wa indicted Thursday on charges! man held until July II for Idaho
of failing to pay federal income authorities to pick him up,
taxes on tip.
Arthur Hagedorn, - 54, wa ac
cused by a Brooklyn grand Jury of
cheating the government out of
$11,781 on bis 1951 ard 1951 income
tax return. .
Hagedorn wis. the successor as
Waldorf headwalter for O.Vyear-old
Hans Paul, who on April 24 was
sentenced to four month in prison
and fined S7.S00. Paul had been
charged with failure to report more
than 167,000 received in tip be
tween 1049 and 1952.
Brooklyn Federal Atty. Leonard
P. Moore said he was launching a
crackdown on tax cheater among
New Yorker who recelvo tip in
their profession.
"The gratuities at the banquet
department of the Hotel Waldorf
Astoria alone amount to about one
million dollars per year," he said.
Rogue River
Town Rocked
In Explosion
MEDFORD - A dynamite
blast late Fourth of July night
shattered window in the post of
fice, a variety (tore and other
establishment In the town of
Rogue River, some M mile
northwest of here.
Sherlf Howard Gault said It ap
peared that someone had touched
off a half case of dynamite In the
middle of a downtown street. Dep
uties, state police and postal au
thorities Investigated Thursday.
The first car credited with more Other than broken windows
than tWo mile a minute was there was no damage to buildings,
driven by steam. Gault said.
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Phonetics
ALBUQUF.RcjtlE, N. M. MV
SFOO, which rhyme with moo,
ha given up it meaning to
ALOO, which sounds like Hey,
Lou. . .
All this came about when the
Santa Fe Operation Office of tbe
Atomic Energy Commission offi
cially changed its name to Albu
querque Operations Office. The
search began tor an abbreviation
a easy to pronounce as SFOO.
Taking the first three letters
hibit a single family from own-'of the Albuquerque Operation
ing more than one farm unit of 'Office, AEC name experts came
up lo lfiO acre. - lup'with AOO, which sounded like
The present average size of the yodel, then AOO which sounded
Columbia River basin project I'ke a coyote calling it mate. .
The only answer seemed to be,
from a phonetic standpoint, to
use the first two letter of Albu
querque and add on the double
O from Operation Office.
Sounds fine now ALOO?
SeatonAcainst
Bigger Farms
In Basin Act
WASHINGTON I .Secretary
of the Interior Se'aloa ' Thursday
opposed a bill to Increase the size
of farm units under the Columbia
Basin Project Act.
The proposed legislation would
permit one owner to have several
farm units totalling 160 irrigable
acre and permit a wife to own
similar tracts. Present law pro-
HKN IN DOG HOUSE .
HICKORY, N. C. (-"-Hitler ta
hen which refused to associate
with the other chickens in the
barnyard of Mrs. Branda Aber
n;thy. Sbe roosts on a perch in
the dog 'bouse. Mr. Abernathy
says Hitler ha never developed
a taste for the commercial poul
try feeds and ha no us for
helled corn. Hitler' diet con
sist mostly of salted peanut
and beer.
SELECTIVE THIEF
TUCSON, Arix. V-W alter
Prideaux, 38, reported a man
jumped in hi car, forced him to
drive out of town and robbed him
of an antique wedding band val
ued at $200, a $50 watch and $1
In cash. The man drove off in
Prideaux' car and told him It
would be parked in a downtown
lot "I'm no ear thief," the rob
ber Mid. Prideaux' car wa right
where be said it would be.
farm unit i about 7 acres.
American bought eight million
dollar worth of diamonds in 1900
and 123 million dollar worth in
1955.
If Fish is Your .
Wish . . .'
W Hav Your Dish
Halibut Steak . . .
THE SAH SHOP"" 'TSZZVST
Portland Road a North City limits
For Order to Go Phono 2-4791
Portland Starts Charity Probe
PORTLAND -. The City
Council voted Thursday to set up
a screening committee to pass on
organizations Venting lo raise
funds for charity. -
This came after the council In
vestigated and turned down an
application from the Oregon Insti
tute of Social Welfare and the
Northwest Institute of Social Wel
fare. " -j'
Commissioner Stanley Earl who
was critical of these organization
earlier, again tangled verbally
with representative of t)e group;' -'
The annual growth In world pop
ulation ha increased from about
20 to about 40 million a year in
the past 20 years.
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