The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 22, 1956, Page 16, Image 16

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    16-(Sec. II) Statesman. Salem, Ore., Wed., Aug. 22, '50
Business as Usual Despite Moving
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Mr. Lotls Miller, lUte department ot agriculture employe, doea "business as usual" Tues
day while major moving into newly remodeled quarters In the agriculture building was In
progress. In the. background are fellow employes (left to right) Mrs. Sara Loertsrher, Miss
Gretcaen Battels and Miss Evelyn Stark. Bulk of the moving into the building's first floor
will be finished this week with second floor remodeling scheduled to begin soon. (States
man Photob ' s '
Progress Told In Hanna Issue
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PORTLAND Representa
tive of striking United Steel
workers and management of th
Hanna Nickel Smelting operations
at Riddle, Ore., conferred with a
federal mediator twice Tuesday
and reported "some progress" in
the four-week-old dispute.
Federal Mediator Elmer Wil
liams said be could not say what
progress had been made. Ho ex
pressed belief, however, ' that
differences between the company
and union were "reaching a nar
row area. v
About 475 Hanna employes have
been idled by the itrike over a
new contract. Most of the strikers
are employed la the smelting
works.
MEXICO POUO DOWN
MEXICO CITY U) Mexico's
health department says polio cas
es so far this year are 70 per Cent
under the 1951-55 average. No fig
ures were given. Salk vaccine in
jections were credited tor part of
the decline.
Baker to Vote on
Commission Type
Of Government
BAKER Ml Petitions calling
for a vote on the commission form
of city government have sufficient
valid signatures to place the pro
posal on toe November ballot, City
Recorder - Marcus Swan said
Monday.
Of 923 signatures on the peti
tion, nnlv 1M were invalid, the
recorder said. Baker ha had a
city manager-council form of
administration since 1950.
Swindle Plan
Eyed in Deaths
Of 300 Women
EASTBOURNE, England
Scotland . Yard Tuesday began
examining the wills of 300 rich
and elderly women who died in
this resort town over the past 20
years.
Detectives were called in to in
vestigate rumors of a, huge insur
ance and legacy swindle.
The investigation climaxed
months of gossip in tea houses,
and beach gardens that at least
12 of the women left money to a
mysterious person in peculiar cir
cumstances.
Richard Walker, chief constable,
said he called in Scotland Yard
after an Eastbourne woman sent
him a I e t t e r ; concerning the
deaths.
Sunt. Herbert Hannam, one of
the Yard s top men in the mur
der squad, took charge of the in
vestigation. He detailed squads of
men to check on names in the
wills and report any coincidences.
Walker refused to give Out de
tails of the letter.'
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Sullivan Back
In Hospital
NEW HAVEN, Conn. Ed
Sullivan, nationally syndicated
columnist and television personal
ity, has been admitted to Grace
New Haven Community Hospital.
Sullivan, who entered the hospi
tal night, was being treated
for what the hospital described as
"some congestion in the lower
right lobe ot his Jung." His con
dition is not serious.
The hospital said:
"His recuperation from a recent
auto accident was interrupted by
an elevation of temperature, and
he was transferred from his
Southbury home to the hospital.
He is not in serious distress and
his removal to the hospital ' is
made primarily in order to take
advantage of the diagnostic facili
ties there because of some con
gestion in the lower right lobe of
his lung."
Sullivan and three others were
injured in a two-car accident
early Aug. ( in Seymour and spent
nearly two weeks recuperating at
Griffin Hospital. Derby.
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and wc can prove it!
Maybe you've had your eye on one of the other
two make of low-priced trucks. But why settle for
second best when Dodge is in the same price class?
After all, Dodge leads in the features that truck
owners look for:
Most Payleadl Dodge hauls up to 375 more pounds
of paylond per trip. It carries the extra weight you'd
have to leave behind if you were driving another
truck. Saves trips as well as cash.
Most Pow.rl Dodge gives you up to 17 more V-8
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strain.
Easiest Handling! You breeze , in and out of the
tightest traffic or parking spots because Dodge is
ihe sharpest turning truck of all. Try it! It's the
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And when you add to theae advantages the biggest
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