74-(Sc. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fri., Aug. 2, '57
GRIN AND BEAR IT ByLichty
K$ fetor Stuty Vt. fear SAaif Aua."
Treat fw suteaanaa. Marck a. uu
CHARLES A. SPRACl E, Editor k Publishar
vVE.NUf.LL WEBB, Managing Editor
Put Inert mi oaarniavg SVataaea attica JSI
SZTTLr-. k. SaW Oca f.l IM -atil
Snterw UM pmutttc el Sale. Ora m J
ttaet avttiat yaw ecS at Coa Marco S. in
Metaker aaaacieted Prese
Twa Iniili il Na enattea ei'luam! to taw an.
tat kkiMmmi M U Mara! t'
nut aowiaaeai.
Gluck's Luck
Still Holds
MuweU H. Gluck did prtity well In the
ladies ready-to-wear business He built up i
chain of storeJ. msde enough money so he
could "diversify and went into the breed
iiif of race horsev Semi-retired he thoujht
he could 'diversify'' further so he invted
i government topoinmtnt Af'r- ?'.' he had
contributed 2d VX) to the CM' i.-rtD'gn.
and the papers rid the Pre ' "! find
ieg it hard to attract good men to ap n: if
office
So Gluck! name came m. and apparently
was thrown in the Krrel i-; a' the Slate
Department. After the cage a roiated.
Gluck i name was drawn and the matching
alignment wss at air. ja-.sador to Cevlon
That was a surprise to (Jluck He hatlnt ev
prcted anything quiie o pluh One of the
qualification! for an itikj N'dnr if?ms to
t be able to pick up the tab for -uch ev
peases as the govfrrTneni maie no al)o
ance for. and Dun F-a.teet jsve Chy k
a good credit rating Tlwt ma be an expla
nation Then Gluck made the mi-take of under
going Interrogation h the Senile committee
oa Foreign Affair? hen unprepared Al
ready iti member vere unhapiv over Mime
of the nominations mire r-v 'den r"v
hower in fact. S'n?or Thsoior" F drfrn
chairman, had wriitfn Mi Dulles u:.-Mn- tn.-t
only able men be i-. el f ; ,mi'adors and
that fucb appo.nl rner's 'o;ild not be ir. 'e
as political rewards So w,ien (tint;, came to
the committee, he was subjected to stiff cate
chiam. Aiu. for Mr Gluck He hadn't done
bit borne work He didn't know the name of
tke prima minuter of Ceylon or how to pro
neunct the name of Jawaharlal Nehru, prime
minister of India Gluck proceeded to bone
up or Ceylon and the Tar F.ast He readv
td recite his lson at tne next committee
meeting. g-t the commi'tf approval and
the Senate s, and is now I' S ambassador to
Ceylon
The euel. of enurse. was the ire shown
by President F.isenhower when quuied about
Gluck a donation to the Grand Old Party in
1U4. Indignantly be protested any imputa
t)9H that be would use ambassadorships for
reward to big contributors ithough it has
beea done). Knowing the President as they
do, the people are sura he wouldn't do any
thing so venal. But many will be curious as
to who put Gluck a name in that squirrel
cage!
Aa for Mr. Gluck, he seems to have beea
rather an innocent victim of the resulting
ridicule Ht volunteered, be said, because
he touM derate the tin and because be
felt be might be of service. That gives him a
better rating than if he was interested only
in lounging about Miami hotels In winter and
at Atlantic City in summer And sometimes
our ea-businesamen have ,made verv able
diplomats, e g , Chester Bowles in India and
(be late Tbrlght Morrow In Meilca
College Cost
Coos Bay is one of the districts which has
been considering establishment of a com
munity college under the law passed by the
last Legislature A member of the local
schoolboard, Karl Gehlert. in a Ulk at North
Bend eiprewed the view that the local tat
burden would be too great Under the law
the state will pay a qua tier of the operating
cost, and tuition la to cover one-third The
remainder would be raised by district proper
ty tax. Also the district will have to provide
ill the founds for school plant Gehlert rec
ommended that the law be changed with the
state to provide all the capital outlay and,
including tuition income, 75 per cent of the
operating costs.
It is logical to expect pressures for in
creased state support of community colleges
because of the present tax burden for fi
nancing the public schools. But if the local
burden is light, the temptation will be to
spawn community colleges in excessive num
bers. The community college camel has his
neck in the door of the state treasury. There
will be plenty of pushing from the rear to
get more or all of his body inside.
Parole Denied
Nathan Leopold
Gov Wilham Strait on of Illinois upset the
'dope " that he would approve a parole for
Nathan Leopold convicted with Richard
Loeb for the heartless murder of Bobby
Frank in lirjt T!:e plea of defense attorney
Clarence Dirrcw is Prod ted with saving the
pi'ir from execution The sentencing )ud?e.
however i d wnai I e (on!d to insure the t o
3uld -pond the ret of tner d.is in pri-on.
Loeb did hawnf tven nurdered by a fellow
inmate in 1934
Ooiryrtent on this ca-e has txen diverse.
The Pes Moines Regijter took note that Leo
pold had gone far in extraordinarv service
to expiate his guilt and concluded that his
r?habil'Ution warranted his release But the
0:egon:an think this wo-jli be a breach of
tse undersiand n; tv which his life was
sp-rert In its support of abolishment of iap
ial ivin'siment it wants a provision which
would exclude a first-degree murderer from
future parole However if reform rather
than punishment is the objectitte. it would
he wrong to bar anyone from such considera
tion Hope of possible release is a spur to
2'xid londuci and effort at rehabilitation The
door rf hone should not he closed evrn ta
it. jrdr-e-s like I.eoroM He ws he will re
new his jpocal fr rrqor?' on to .Ket It
ri-e pot -rem thai a p-t understanding'
should bjr him from parole
Governor 'State Foresters
Weather
Names 14
To Boards
Peurteea appointments, sachid-
iini a complete U-otember emer-
trawfjuTiaum nonniiiw to
stady the aaiwal Orefaa baacar
shortage, were announced Thurs
day by Gov. Robert D. Holmes
Besides the group ta cope wnh
freijht problems, appointments
were made to fill vacancies aa a
veteraaa' advisory committee and
the Slate rubert Camnuasion.
New mem ban named ta the re
organized transportation commit
tee are Ammoa Giice, Salem, past
president at Oregoa Par mars
laioa: Earl Hartley, esecuthe
secretary ef Westera Council of
Lumber and Sawmill Workers.
Partlaad: Bea Buismaa, editor of
Oregon State Grange BuBetia,
Portland
Otkri Named
Ralph Sandstede af Rtuid
Praine Lumbar Company. Dillard:
Grant I ,o tren, teneral manager.
Ml Baldv Lumber Company. Cot
tafe Grove: Carl Sarieat and Son
Lumber Company. Norway: Gar
land Mender, autfoinf presksrni of
Oresoa Cattlemen s Association.
Members the new committee
who have served in previous yean
are Uoyd C Mason. Salem. Ore
ion Firm Rureau: George Brawn,
legislative director of Ore ton State
Labor Council, Portland. Rust
Fryburf . Ttmbermaa Lumber
Company, Eugene; T J Headrick.
estmaiss hu. volume and fixes tues. reduce the national debt. f'l"". Eil.l'.rHU
the price he must hae to T.ld ' put mora money in the hands of ,
the proitt he wants He controls bo:h employers and employes. manager Resseourg
... ... iu..- u a a tv- .Lt... ,k. 1. Lumber Company. Rosehuri
t IT tPUrumaJ n m urinaiiwj inr vgi sr. SSV-ivi uuig W ir ovui- Cn.. mnr U Im A ih a IL.
Station Goes oh
Airwaves
"I ilmt I dxc miuli cnitfidtiH'r in his diagnosis! ... Iv e
seen tiut same ami on the face of quia show cootestants
w hen thev re jrttcv.iiij! . . .
The first forecasts by the Slate
Faraatry Department 'a new wea
ther bureau in Salem went ever
the airwaves Thursday.
Weather forecasts for the various
. state-managed forest areas in wes
tara Oresjoa are aaw being broad
cast from Salem twice daily, at
;i a m. and 4 .p.m.. aver Station
I KOA-411 oa a frequency of tOS
kilocycles imedlam frequency
range,'.
The new weather nation was
jointly established at Oregon for
estry headquarters hv the state
andV. S government to strengthen
the state s ability to combat forest
fires an ita ewe lands Before
Thursday, all forest weather pre
dictions for western Oregon boOl
national and state forestscame
from the I. S. weather Bureau in
Interim Group to Decide on
State Development Director
(Co
1.)
at his prices
( me reporter savs the concept
as explained to a Senate commit
lee headed bv Sen Kefauver
mu.st hate made the bones of old
Adam Smith rattle in his eenlury
and a hall oM grave Smiih was
nai. is administered inflation '
boxcar situation this year in Ore-
Kohler Wins
n Wisconsin
Wisconsin held a primary election Tues
da for choice of a successor to the late Joe
McCarthy as I S senator Former Governor
Walter J Kohli'r Jr won out over Glenn R
Davs in the republican pnmarv and Wil
liam Proxmire was ho-en for the Democrat
ic standard bearer Davis is a former con
gressman who two sears ago failed to detest
Sen. Alexander Wiley for renominatmn
though he had the support of the GOP or
gsnuation Davis had the Support of the Mc
Carthyites two years ago and presumably
held their favor this year Hts defeat in both
primaries indicates thst the McCarthy 'ele
ment is a minority within the party in Wis
conain. Kohler. three times governor, has beaten
Proxmire twice before and Is evpected to win
handily w November He identities himself
as aa Eisenhower Republican, but he falls
far abort of being an aggressive personality
ss were such senators as the two LaFollettei
and McCarthy. Ha will prove a comfort
able' incumbent, however.
Elections may become powder puff derbies
Already women voters outnumber males and
their ratio of advantage is likely to increase
Voters sre not tallied by sex. but the fact
that females outnumber majes by 4 600 000
among persons of voting age Is taken aa proof
that they also outnumber male voters The
life span of females Is longer than for males
so there Is little chance that the men will
catch up with the women This explains why
politics I parties strain so hsrd for the wo
men s vote More and more will candidates
have to have sex appeal, that is some way
to register favor with the women voteri
It seems to me that as long as " f"" good Date for
wage increases seem to be auio- ,h ,,r" m"tin ,h """mittee
mane with eacw contract renewal. r'
with big unMoa really more pow- VHeraas Drnnrtneat
ertut at the bargaining table even tw. ,,-,, ,i .nimit
expounder n lanset (aire phdoao- than big business business will Mvri B Garnett of Eugene to a
phy as applied es-onom'cs let seek protection throush rrcular uirw yMr trm on a seven-mem
huiinesn slone the law of upplv price increases Its success ,imrT commKtff lor the
sort (irmand w'l work to the ulti- thoush is definitely limited Sat- rvp4runeni of Veterans Ata'rs
gin( rarninjs rr-wn, m many H, f William C Dyer Jr
corporations in pne of higher o(
vo ume of business show that GarM( , rvmoctic precinct
pnc do imK always yield to ' ad- .n h opfrite ,
ministration Steel will find thntl .hop on the Lniversity of
"J"' i '" kTVk u .k"" 0r'" f"Hua lor toe past five
steel is abated While the number He u , rf
of rujKhtiea in the ecomic sys- E t WrMtb Com.
em are increasing the control- miitl( nd , Wt6er Uot
Ung torce remains that ot o County 4rlrrtnl
organizations
mand. and pnee is a v,ul factor fUudf , j, PortUnd
n measuring demand. ( Lnduvn.list waa appointed to a
ore-ycr term on ine uregon ru
hert Commission. He succeed
James P Nelson, also of Portland
mat- benefit M all
This administered price
theory sounds simple And it has
this measurt of truth that there
are mam rocks in the channel
to impede the current of supply
and demand Monopolies have a
great deal of freedom in setting
prices. Patents provide price pro
tection Itility rates are under
gosernment regulation Services
are nm bought and sold st suc
tion TraoVmorkfvt foods rsn he
pi ice marked ithoot particular
recant 'o nM of inTf'ien'
Kreedmn in Imng pners Is go
ernel h fT-Hom f 'tin comperi
lion and hv 'he r- .sdines of Ihe
market i aheorn Ihe produd at
the lued price It is premature
however t say that the law nf
supplv and demand is abrogated
or even suspended
Steel companies are in Ihe for-
Oefoa State Senatt's interim
committee on executive appoint
ments wiO meet at the Capitof.
Wadneadar ta decide whether to
confirm Gov. Robert D Holmes'
appointment of Julius Jensen as
Resident of
Woodburn
Dies at Age 81
lull IS titwt Serrlra
WOODBURN. Aug 1-William
Anderson, retired carpenter, died
at ais home at 1 15lN 1st St in
Woodburn this morning He was
II
Born March 17. !7. at Mil
waukee. Wis . Anderson came to
Woodburn from Los Angeles four
years ao He was a member of
the Methodist Church at Turner
Sumvors include his widow.
Mrs tmmi Anderson, whom he
married in Wisconsin M years
ago: (pur sons, the Rev. Scott W
Anderson of Turner Herbert J
and Harold Anderson, both of
Woodhurn. and James D xnder
son ol Raid in Park, Calif : one
daughter. Mrs. Paul Evelyn '
Ldwards of Woodburn. four sis
ters in Wisconsin, M grandchildren
and 31 great grandchildren.
Services will be p m Saturday
in Ringo-Cornwell Chapel with his
son. the Rev Scott Anderson offi
ciating Burial will be in Belle
Paul Cemetery
director of the new department ef
planning and development.
Secretary of State Mark Hat
field, who died the meeting, said
it is being held because several
committee members said tney
want to interview Jensen Normal
jly the committee acts on confirma
tions without holding formal meet-
in:
Jensen came to Oregon from
I Seattle where he held a similar
post.
Members of the committee are
Sens Howard 0 Belton, Canhy.
I Walter Leth. Monmouth, and Lee
Ohmart. Salem, all Republicans
and Dan Dimick. Roseburg.
Dwight Hopkins, lmbler. and And
rew J Naterlin. Newport, all
Democrats
I
Portland.
This was the teat at the trst
forecast sent out for Closure toss
No 7 'Willamette Valley, fmea
Portland ta Cottage Grove oa ths
north, and from roughly Dallas and
Silvertoa oa the west and east':
' Fair through Friday, except a
few morning c lends along the Ok
ambta River Valley. Winds north
westerly st J-la miles n r
I both days. Lowest humidities sear
jtt per cent, except near M
rent in the extreme south sortioa.
j Little change in temperature."
, rare Danger
! Robert Kirk pa trick, chief mt.
eorologist. said the fire danger u
high for this lone. Mentiasu ef ths
tire danger in the various tones
'whether 'high." "low," ,.
treme etc will form part of ths
forecast before long, be said.
1 Kirk patnek is employed by the
federal government. He was joined
Thursday hv Clifford Watkuis,
stale-employed meteorologist, frna
Portland.
Holmes Asks
Tight Money
Policy End
Gos Robert P Holmes a-kd
President Eisenhower Thurnda to
relax the "tighi mone polio and
to liberalize ihe lederal homing
administrations d"n pavment
standards
The governor, in s letter to the
President laid the tedersl finan
cial policies have depressed Ore
gon s lumber industry Min, mull
have closed and others sre faced
with long closures Holmes said
phuw ess s-oau
sissctirnon suras
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Public
Records
State Officials
To Attend Confab
nan rr ros-wr
Winnifred Jos ce Sauve vs George 111 I It I la C I Dfl 13
Joaeph Sauve Decree "f annul
ment awarded to plaintiff with 7M ; William C. Loomis. state super-
tunait positMW at a still eipand- lump mm alimony. yisor ol trade and industrial edu-
ing demand for steel This year ( q, f-rink1B Davenport vs lo- cation, will apeak on trade erten
demand lor steel plate used in M cladvs Davenport Complaint "a programs at a convention of
atitos and appliances, has fallen or dwtt charg tni ,. the American Vocational Associa
off but demand for steel used in humjn lrf4;m,n, i(K, ,k, cu, t,on nesl week in Philadelphia
heaw eonatnsctMm - plate tor f)dv ,hw minor Mlr Other Salem educators sched-
ship. stmctures for hndjes and nj Jm mA i( Vancouver uled to attend the five-day meet
build.ngs-has been heavy High W(Jh o.r I Paulaon. atalr direc
demand or steel is expected to tor of vocational educai on who
continue a spue f the laU price Joy Arnnell Usher vs Wrald; ..,, ,
increaa Curtis Fisher ( omplsint for di-l"1 chairman a( a state
(ThlVindine, hn.es. Save vorce charges cruel and inhuman I trprt8r "",n "
Hher induslnes. fr ' ...m.. lw. Itm. and Paul F. Wilmeth. trade
fa en flat In Irving to hoM their ireatmeni ana aee ciuuoay ot two , i,,.,,,-, ..,. n
nrir. line We has. M thai m minor children w.th P monthly tni Industrial supervisor, who will
F 1 ,!1V!T1 aiiDoort Married Sent M ISM. al Prlo ' " meeting of the
lumber and ta plywood Pnce, of Sept , 1144, at
copper lead, rlnr have tumbled r-ma tarn. ind Indu,trl.f ArU sections nf the
and profits of producers have' Revs Mahan vs ftafv K Mahan f
been sharplv cut Prices of auto- Decree of divorce awarded to !
mnOsies are ' administered '-in- plaintiff with ruatody of one minor i .
crea.sei nf from S30 ta SSS are child and US monthly support mow A a a
ahead for the l.ia models but ev riTIYlC Art lf
a - wavne ua s janire si arte
deala' that the administered Au), cm plaint for divorce
prices" are just a starting point rnarges cruel and inhuman treat
for barraimng Same for televi mrnl tn(S runody of one mi
won snd other apohanres ( om ,1 n,mi jur 4, ,
petition In these lines has been pjrnn s
lemfic Shares nt textile mills
o . iT L . ZI Suklls
V ""L r-"'. ment seeks realorntion M alainUff'a
or . a, nm uru fnrm,r s s m e of Lyon Mi
Mav U lt7 al Salem
Rosd Safety
Agency Plans
Another Move
The slate traffic safety division,
which has moved five times in the
past few years, is scheduled to va
cate again. James R. Banks divi
sion director, announced Thurs
day Presently housed in room SOI at
the State Office Builduif. Ike eight
person traffic safety department
will shuffle across the Capitol Mall
Saturday morning to rooms 301
and m In the Capitol building
Scheduled ta occupy the vacated
traffic safety apace is personnel
from the cramped State Tai Com
mission. Banks said.
Begonia Show
'To Open Today
The Salem Rriiinu Noddy
Show will open lhi a'tprrHmn nt
2 niliMa to Ihe pi. Inn II - Items
held al Ihe Meier 4 l-irfnk Xudi'm
Mm on the store s se omt n-r jnd
will continue until o im k iv
1 night. It will be open dunn s'or
hours also on Saturday
1 Those making entries may bring
1 their flowers between and 11 30
am.
OOX OFFICE
ATIClXrTSt,
7 NOW ON SALC
FIELD OLAMU ITOLC
Dan Zeh Jr . IJ70 Chemeketa
St , told police Thursday a SMI
pair of field glasses and carrying
case were stolen from his, car
while It parked near hu home
SURGICAL
SUPPORTS
Of All Kinds. Traaaea.
Abdoaiaal Bapports.
Clastic Howry Expert
rttters Private Fitting
"laa Tew Doctor"
Capital Drug Ston
Slate Street
Corner of Liberty
2f Greea Stamps
WIllAaUOTI COMCSBT Ullfl
St.ttS 1 labsvtk, akllM
Laovrd Warran, SartiaMa
Saymeuf li4in, eiafvial
Marian Aodaraeo, CaMiraaa
piMtacu rtstAiat
"Taa OiaiaWae"
! t nw teak
SAINSOW SANCI
vmsts rat ras
auo is tar e a ss
eosrusMa nsanaagaarr
osCrstsraa
Ossakar tl 1VST
Jaaaary tS. HSS
,kS a. toss
CsjsesHgnsj VSJa9B)jajnayftWj)
sawajsyiiMI ftsMB ateyesjsiat
jfwtiiM-snvtesarMrtas
aWsMfaj Msjajgej 9 0-30
to close its mill at Snellen
Nancy Lou Sukiia vs Samuel Pe-
Cnmptainl for annal-
Married
Incorporate
Two Salem businesses filed In
corporation papers Thursday Roth
art incorporating for business rea
sons and plaa no changes in oper
ation affecting the public, oil mala
said
Southern Pacific Doubts Freight
Car Shortage to Hit Northwest
One is the Capitol Fuel Com-
The 'administered price rnk H Blancr.ard vs Gearg. , exUWIshed is Salem It
theerv tf Ecenorruat Moans has M "oper firoer dismissing ease'''" "7 wn a., oaria in-
brought re)nindrs Henry Hathtt.
contributor to Newsweek, blamaa
government for much af aur
built ia inflation'' which Meana
y A. tvoanr mrrw
c
WASHING TOM. Aug l-Bswth
tra Pacific lUdread asstartpatea
that the freight ear supply, wrwsrh
usually nsade
raoate to snoot
late aununer
ss s 1 p p I s
oemaaos 1 a r
lumber aatd har
a- f "
will not poa t
At f aernut prwNera
aaal anaaaaaiaaafl w(r4 Irwrw I) J
A BaaM eawstn p.ii ST peas
Uent. ta Cnsnressmaa Charlea ri
Partes-, Orwaan xvacti
"Dtxt Is the (Secliaaf " lm'r
Isadrnf and ether traffic eioeri
aaeed during :he first half 'h
swar. rcep af bax cars, hmh
Uaded and empty, through rnn
niditna apertoumauly esiuaied
the number of bax cars taawlH
aad enapty. deiivertd ta eur cow
eetions thus cresthvf s gener
ally Sawasfaclary caswlaUon rwapen
tag ear saappty an aw line Rus
aafl wrote Porter
la gilatil aaateaat the
UM
aectasne ef the cauntry. along
with a directly apposite situation
with respect ta hart at' in elhar
sections of the country may re
sult Ht k heavier peak demand
for den ad ears ta move Una gram
(has would normally be the
case." Ptuaaifl said "However,
we are hopeful that wah the rleae
attewttMi and ceaparstata ef al
havmf to nw wtth this piwtwem.
tha car siappty saustwa t rear
will nm be a sertma one "
KaoaeH aaM SP la ewattaaia
Ma aewraaa lar aaavtng aaw la
atent aajt "wt kave etprrteaeed
raahaeeal raiaiaw W haaaHwga Ihia
year wHk raawSUaji rffaet aw
earwaaaa la sStWIan. we have
aeon lt4 Kk sajoaattal av
rriaan la oage atat atnwr eoaU
thts rear wkart nave akaa rewWea
eaiwaagt tirtaai af Oelay la aa
Ulaaaaj ICC approval tar adhMt-
aaeaoa la ratal 1
with prejudice corporators betides fsana are lint-
.,.,. as Mernt: Tniai. M C, Tho-
rVwt M Millie eaUte Order The other is City Builders. -4
uys as encournswd bv adminis-1 r'"'l "iM,t i "w coutructioo firm which haa
terH wages and admimstared Wilbur H Weeks estate Order,0"1 operating for several years,
prices According ta Hatlltt. gov- admitting win ta probate and ap-lrkirf1v m ,h Hramngsen subdivt-
trnavkant poUnaa and laws have pointing Myrtle ( Weeks as ad ; (IM tv,mr Dr'v south ef
so built up the power tf niworaj mimatrslar eatate est 1 mated ta j K'"f Incorporator! are Mrs
that employ en raa no anger ra- esreaa tf IIS. see Darn F. HaU. her father, P. I wood
tax eteaaalve wage owraaada. ayde B SuH eataie Oder rim " her brother in-law,
Then they nut nrnaaurt ta govern-1 lng M,,, Raymood f. Hall.
men! money manafers la create
monev and credit ta sustaM the W'TWICT COt WT
erwimg srice incrensee forge Washinfton kelaey Sil- BUllding Purchased
The Wall Street Journal doubts v,rln(, ,imd ,w lflfr pk,,dm
the Meant theory that the seller ..,,11. t . - .. rZ PORTLAND. Aug I vasA real
ran detemunt pncea far hts mam al the scene of an accident today annauncod that
product Supply aad Aemand K - dllam 0 Murphy Portland has
...II ptay their part ia the mart . 'lJ' rWhaaed the RnthchUd Rialdlaj
aW.-at -l .... I w. " . m..-m,w m -rm la, MF-mm WWm tm
pi? tftti MMmatarW fhem'
Time Fl
les:
' af aw rwae
st
Joty 4
the ears ta Harass
as enawat af tatt)
ft W flaw BaMsHaVawfal ABMMMbT Mtjaat
later than usual maturity and
ef gram crept a
10 Yein Ago
Ana. I I Ml
In a Hton t create better
"traffse eosirt atjwoapaere ana
reipert for trsffie law enfnree
iseat in Manna Cesintv Ois
trirt Loaart Judgt Joaeph Fel
loe revealed plam to aegrega'e
Uailat violatori from snort ser
MMis fniaaetwesnort
rigwres from the fit? build
ins tnapaetar's othre show that
1292 JOO in building pentiita av
sued In Jwh if fvalem wwre
third btgheat ti north wi
25 Yiart Ago
A af. I. mt
Thr will ha J7J rlasaifira
tion nt eihihiiv in Ihe land
BCirlur4" ina which will ha
heM n eonweettoa w 1 ' h the
late fair in VptenKa" Mai
Gehihar dtraetne of 'he Mala
Agricultural depariweot an
aounresl The prenuumt ia the
Prwen Teas
e aw pel ilioai aggregate in airaaa
of tl ion
The ( nt a il 1 I 1 Servire
board recently conferred ,wiih
three of Ihe Chantiea directors
ind proposed that the ( harities
he nvertrd with the SerTiee and
Ibree ( harttiei dire-tori plared
on the Service hoard
40 Yeirt Ago
Aug. I. 117
Details at the attar ki by er
man lubenanttet upon the first
f ipeditioei af Aawarwaa trwnpa
ent ta Pranre became know
toe the first time when the r
P'ai nf Rear Admiral Olesvet.
roanmanding the naval roe v 01
wra snaae awhlar by Seeretiry
Darnell
Hinre a report ia Sovamhee
hv S C kargewt. ataie mpe
intentent ef banks, akyviag
tit banks ta the otaie a-vg
4poawta af 1 OOO ram or asora.
Salem hai rnolert Pendietna
out af awoad place.
arraignment
fk.mrmm ml a Am,mm
f annul contra) berweid the naing . . j .., j . .
.have peaple thank rt is ant in! . T
their interval ta hvy " The Jwur Lemuel Irl Roetriaon. SMS E Ea
nal dtea the breakoWa af fair gewwod St . ftnad CSS an court
trade lawt ia prnnf It often aa-1 cnwvtctjon af driving while hvteai
othw aolutian kat the twvrrnrnent ' rated artl twice af appeal given
slap coenpettng in the market tor MARRIAGE APTUCATIOM
lahnr and materials reduce
Ernest M Sastan. kgal. iawitne
1 i"i m iwaaaantwaaMtiavaatnta gjj rr, ga . and Eleanor T, John
won. legal, clerk Ita N tinwiwi 1
St . both af Salem,
j Joha Roaawefl Cwmmiagt. St. tat
' Pan-view Ave and Danna Pave
t Whal ,. wrong with lh'.eo- fTT'f" T"
l-e' The coach claim, that ""
tour mllaa are laa far 'a nan. 1 ert Ketth Ssrnm M f t Air
and I am iwtoeet to tare ta 1 Tmrr Brraa. Te. snd Sheila Dee
,k.. ritch. it at home IrM Wills U .
WV. mt im k MrraH VMHa SaleWl
rialioo of robual '
Better Enqlish
! II r aHam
I Which oat af Iheat words is 1 1 - - j
miMpelW EfTbaawce tffwacy. WQ JfnlTt6 t
Airplane Cnsh
iadu-
effervese effukgat
What eaaa the ward
creet meaa
S Whaf a a word twannteag
with ka that
fling
BAKER. Ore Aug 1 A
meant high-; ataae aparatad by Irt C Byrd
Douglas Caawty sheriff crash-'
ANSWERS IshmM and mwed over m t field
I lay The cwacti MAIN hare knot sag
TAiNS that few mtlea IS lew far Neeher Ryrd nor hit stsamear
te ma ind I am Htrbned la P W Hamer. the mnee af the
agree WfTH that. I Accent sew- piano. a (tnirwd
nasi rrtakte. ant the fwat Ef. police aatd' that Byrd waa
terteiet 1 Lsrkmg m laweaW hWf Hamee to tha lawn nf HaH- '
hsdfmeaal awsa atti ia Vaaa- he way where Hamer head of a ,
havwar a very nwtiacraai " I 'rWarasrg 1 awatrarli hens, haa
Bernbaetae. 1 but in at Seahnfvi.
b risk of oncer
reduced by new
ntutiU filters?
When ran bay t package of
tujareUea tbara it no way af
tailing, front the paelusw. how
murk tar and nicMioe wll he
ks tha amae-a. Lataat lahoen
Sory fladings reparttd la
August Reader t Pigaet. wiB
give you this mf ormatwo shout
moat of the popular hrtnna
Thie ansrie snakes aaeiting'
tad kapoful reading. One
sjter-up ngwretta sow ad art
a a, ktsprt waaa tat la tar iW
trtttoa ... aad SO, leas tiro
tut ia tke amakt' Otkay
kwneovwd liters setts ths way.
Tat etaaaur's Dupat artarit
mUl as SafaaW aaotat ram Cawaf
Is Caaot Daw I tuat at'
Alan ia tha Angus Raa Oar 1
rhfast tl athar tfticlaa ef
kwaf lataewst . . tha bast
frost laaaSag paagasSnos, seww
napaet snd koeiloi . . . aan
sVaaaad to tavt yaw QaaS. At
.AnnQuncSnc
THE OPENING OF THE NEW
SALEM OFFICE
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