f Road Folks' Activities;
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dug, ruiiimiy, juiuui mm
opeister-Guard, discussion entitled, 'The Normal
:. flU ja River noau Nuuwi mn otnuui coy ana uin.
l::t, M s Alfred (Freda)
F H85 Beebc Lane,
k, ie will appreciate
-1 Jt. Engagement
3 .. wedding ac-
weaa
in
If '""rral interest,
01 6 mav
t .Lversary cele-
lading - i t.
...,ae etc. are
etc. News may
Maltese crosses for use of shut.
ins at Halloween time are avail
able at the office o Rufus Franz
in Kelly School.
brought to her
. j hunters have
ous parts of .the
- onri some
"(e real '
rfd bv a Party of "x
J? ..turned from the
1 rnrpqt in eastern
ml S included in
wbu,v; ;h Mrs.
P.'f'u M, and Mrs.
S 'of the River
J nd the Kebel-
uMelvin Kcbelbeck, and
ta b.t
: five point, and Ms
'it one with four points
and three on the
other members of
"'..nnrt smaller deer.
F..i,tton of Howard
.S" in h hold
, ; 3) p.m. at the school,
'master is Gerald Shep
"isssUnt is King Havi-
E'ts must be 12 years old
i a Scout ana pueui i
invited.
L dancing is held each
., evening at n"
Beginners meet at 7:30
.-meed dancers arrive at
activity is PTA sponsor
"jopen to all community
3 and school patrons.
U organization found its
h the activity program oi
Mr Junior High School
Ci, namely a Boys' Club,
la child" of vice principal
lompkins. He is also
;ol the group. Principal
to beautify the school
i the first project being
tuuction of a number of
am about the building.
:js to enlist the help of:
iiers lor construction as
; donation of bricks and
bterials.
cfncers are: grand master,
iirence; senior vizier, Bob
bk vizier, Lewis Gubrud:
:m Verlin Crowe and
E-Jtzer, and scribe, Leroy
Tnirty-eight mem-
pnth and eighth graders,
a the membership, en-
mctt ts by appnca-
line County Community
S is S33.50 richer this
inks to the efforts of
ran at Kelly School
pie boys tangled with the
mesday afternoon in
a fame to which they
i admission. Ninth graders
: gaaie.
tames were d aved at
slral Thursday afternoon
veit junior High School,
;in the junior high leaeue
enth and eighth graders
tiwon their game, as did
ft graoers.
i Principal Rufus Franz
toe annual session of
wondary School Admin
i Salem Monday and
J!e took part in a panel
All cooks and assistants of
School District 4 met in the cafe.
teria of Kelly School Friday after
school to witness a demonstration
of the use of kitchen equipment
given Dy mrs. i.ua junkers, super
visor of cooks. Special attention
was given to the use of eletric
mixers.
Tax Solution?
PORTLAND (fl5) Rep. Homer
Angell, home from Congress,
said Friday he was paired
against the tax bill passed Fri
day. He said there was no need for
the bill and "the only way to
stop this (federal) spending is
to stop levying taxes."
Angell said he left early to
make plans for a meeting Oct.
27 of the House Public Works
Committee here.
Kelly School's store had a trial
shipment of several dozen "root
er's lids" this week; they went
like hot cakes and the supply was
way short of demand.
Stock Market
Shows Decline
NEW YORK (P) An over
whelming weight of bearishness
crushed the stock market down
this week in the second biggest
decline of the year.
Selling reached climactic pro
portions in the final hour of
trading Friday, and Saturday
prices continued their fall but
without the severe pressure ex
hibited yesterday.
The loss this week was second
only to that experienced in the
final week of June 30 when
cease-fire negotiations in Korea
were first taking shape and cast
a shadow of uncertainty over the
immediate economic future of the
country.
The Associated Press average
of 60 stocks lost 80 cents Satur
day at $98.30. That brought the
loss for the week to $3.10. formed
only by the $3.40 decline four
months ago.
There was no single factor as
signed by Wall Street as the cause
of this week's lall.
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Police Shake-up
On in New York
NEW YORK (IP) -New York
City's police department, its
morale shaken by disclosures of
bookie bribes to crooked cops, is
undergoing one of the most dras
tic reorganizations in its history.
Police Commissioner George P.
Monaghan ordered the sweeping
changes after Chief Inspector
August W. Flath, 53, top man on
the city's police force, announced
his resignation.
Flath tearfully made his an
nouncement at a meeting of 300
top-ranking officers. He said he
would step down Nov. 18 to keep
from impairing his health.
Monaghan rose to praise Flath's
services and to announce the ap
pointment of his successor. De
tective Chief Conrad Rothengast.
The commissioner immediately
entrusted Rothengast with the
responsibility of reorganizing the
force's law enforcement proce
dures "relating to public morals,
gambling and intoxicating
liquors."
State Hospital
Is Accredited
Ryan Statement
Answers Committee
SALEM (U.R) The state hos
pital here is accredited for resident
training in psychiatry, state co
ordinator of institutions William C.
Ryan said Saturday. His statement
was in answer to a report made by
a committee of the Portland City
Club which indicated that the hos
pital is not so accredited.
The committee report said the
state hospitals for the mentally ill
here and in Pendleton suffered
from "deplorable weakness in the
professional staff."
Ryan said the Salem hospital
lost approval for a few months for
lack of sufficient records and an
educational program. But a li
brarian was hired and a course ot
study was developed by the tfaff,
which led to renewal of accredita
tion several months ago by the
American Medical Assn. for res
ident training in psychiatry.
The hospital here also is peered
ited by the American Psychiatric
Assn. for affiliate training an psy
chiatric nursing.
Coals to Newcastle?
PARIS (U.R) French of
ficials tactfully accepter three
bottles of wine Saturday from
California one of the nation's
chief competitors in U. S. wine
sales.
The bottles bore the slogan,
"Enjoy Dinner with Wine"
Mayor Elmer Robinson of San
Francisco sent them by air to
the Paris Municipal Council to
mark the French capital's 2000th
anniversary and California's
wine week.
Petition Seeks Vote
On Punchboard Ban
PORTLAND (UP) More than
enough signatures have been col
lected on a petition askiflg for a
vote by the people on Portland's
controversial punchboard ban, City
Auditor Will Gibson said Saturday.
The referendum vote on the
boards will be at the May 19 pri
mary election.
Camp White
Work Delayed
MEDFORD (U.R) No order to
proceed with the plans for re
activation of Camp White has
been received here, the engineer
ing firm of Harvey and Watkins
said Saturday.
lhe engineering firm was
ordered to stop drawing prelim
inary plans for the reactivation
on Sept. 22, after they had been
given a contract for the proposed
standby camp.
Public Invited
To Reception
The public has been invited to
meet the 120 foreign students at
the University of Oregon Tuesday
night at a program and reception
in the Erb Memorial Union Bldg,
The reception, sponsored by the
Foreign Students Friendship
Foundation, a down-town com-
mitee of citizens interested
foreign students, will last from
8 to 10 p.m.
Linn Buley wil be chairman of
the program, at which all foreign
students will be introduced by
John Provart, foreign students ad
viser at the University. David
Daugherty, head of the depart
ment of foreign languages, will
speak on the work of the foun
dation.
A bagpiper has promised to play
for the group, and all foreign stu
dents who can will appear in na
tive costume. Refreshments will
be served.
Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore., Sun., Oct. 21, 1951 Page 9
Deny Charges Of Fire Blame
PORTLAND Wi Exclusion, State and federal forest officials
of the press from a meeting of the wcl.c iVited to the mooting to
Western Forestry and Conserva- .. , . , ,
.. . , j .id scuss the past forest fire season
tion Association was not aimed at;
keeping from the public a report!1"1" what should be done about
on the cause of forest fires this the future.
year. I Edmund Hayes, a vice-president
That was the statement Satur- f Wevevliaeuscr Timber Co. who
day of Stuart Moir, forest counsel ' idcd at the a(tei.n00n scssion
for the association, after the Ore- sal(, . wan, n0(hj abou, ,his
Ron Journal reported that "re- u , , into ,he
liable sources' had said that rep-lHc asked those prcsct not t0 sivc
resentatives of timber uiteres s rul dctai)s of thc mcelj M
conceded at the meeting that "a thc commitlce rcport in November.
large share of forest fires this,
year tied back to timber opera-' ..np., AitvvnnNrn
tlons- I WALLA WALLA, Wash. (PI
Moir said a commivtce was Forest Service officials an-
named at the meeting to report jnounced Saturday night they arc
back and that it was felt more giving up the search for 14-vcar-fitting
for the public to hear de-iold Bobby Boatman. Wnlla Walla
tails of conclusions than "indi- youth who has been missing in thc
vidual comments and arguments." Blue Mountains since last Sunday.
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