8 Capital Journal. Salem, Ore., Wednesday. Oct. 8. 1949
BRITISH MONEY RULES BLAMED
Lady Mountbatten Scoffs
At Rumors She's Broke
New York, Oct. 5 W) Ldy Irii Mountbatten, couin of
King George VI, deplored London report! today that she was
penniless and living on the charity of American friends.
The trouble is English financial regulations and devaluation,
laid the blond, 29-year-old British beauty who is well-known
,n New York'a cafe society set.
"My family ia well off and
Salem Men to
Hear Jackson
J. Hugh Jackson, dean of the
graduate school of business at
Stanford university and presi
dent of Klwanis International,
will address a Joint meeting of
the Klwanis club and Chamber
of Commerce of Portland at
noon Monday, October 10, at the
Hotel Multnomah. A number of
Salem Kiwanians will attend.
This will be the California
educator's first appearance In
the Salem area since his elec
tion as president of the commu
nity service organization, which
embraces 200,000 business and
professional leaders In more
than 3,000 communities through
out the United States, Canada,
Alaska, Hawaii and Yukon Territory.
Dean Jackson, who resides at
Palo Alto, Calif., will base his
address on Kiwanis Internation
al's 1949 administrative theme,
"Aggressive Citizenship Our
Individual Responsibility."
Long active In educational
and business circles, Jackson Is
a past president of the Ameri
can Accounting association, the
National Association of Cost Ac
countants, and the American As
sociation of Collegiate Schools
of Business. He is a frequent
contributor to business and pro
fessional publications, and au
thor of four well-known vol
umes on accounting.
Polio Case Reported
Portland, Oct, 5 (fl A five-year-old
girl today was added
to the list of this year's polio
myelitis victims In Portland,
The health bureau said It boost
ed the total to 38 cases.
so am 1, Laay MouniDatwn
said, commenting on a London
Express story which reported
her broke. "It's just difficult in
these trying times to get money
out of the country, but I have
not complained," she said.
"I'll give you the facts.
I get a little more than 1000
pounds sterling a year on which
to live. This was not much be
fore the pound was devaluated
It is less now. But I have
neither borrowed nor grumbl
ed."
Before devaluation, the pound
was worth $4.03. Now It Is
worth only $2.80.
Declaring she now is "a legal
resident of the United States and
I hope to become a good citizen,"
Lady Mountbatton revealed she
intended to work to supplement
her reduced allowance.
Back in 19 4 7 when Lady
Mountbatten was here on a visit,
she was charged with issuing
worthless checks amounting to
$185. The charges were drop
ped when she made restitution.
Later she was denied renewal
of her visitor's permit because
the bureau of Immigration and
naturalization said she engaged
in work for pay, contrary to
the terms of her papers. She
went to Canada and was read
mitted on a permanent visa.
Vet Building
Case Unsettled
Two of the seven trustees for
the building corporation that at
tempted construction of a mem
orial building for veterans un
der DAV auspices did not sign
an agreement for dissolution,
David M. Brown, national DAV
commander, reported, so another
method will be used to settle
the controversy.
Brown came here from Ohio
to attempt settlement after
work on the building was halt
ed and the contractor sued for
a claim. Brown proposed disso
lution of the corporation, sale
of the property and a pro-rata
return of money to donors.
Robert W. De Armond, attor
ney, will represent Salem Chap
ter No. 6, DAV, in the contro
versy, Brown said before leav
ing the city Wednesday. He said
his instructions had been to at
tempt a peaceful settlement, and
if that could not be done, to ask
the courts to award the chapter
total equity in the property.
Director of Biblical
Drama Arrives Here
Mrs. Mabel Asmundsen of
Kansas City has reached Salem
to begin direction of the Bibli
cal drama "The Light Eternal,"
sponsored by the Wesley Fel
lowship of Willamette univer-
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The play will be presented the
night of October 12 at the sen
ior high school auditorium for
the benefit of the International
Christian university of Tokyo,
Japan.
'The Light Eternal is a vivid
dramatization in which many
prominent Salem people will
take part. It deals with import
ant events of the Old Testament
leading up to and including the
giving of the Ten Command
ments. It has-been favorably
likened to the Passion Play,
combining gripping drama,
music and authentic Bible cos
tuming. W. UfPresenls
Concert Oct. 7
Vocal and instrumental stu
dents from the college of music
at Willamette university will
be presented in recital at 3
o'clock Friday afternoon in the
music hall auditorium.
Miss Gloria Stone, soprano,
will open the program by sing
ing "Air de Lia" from L'Enfant
Prodigue by Debussy. Art Di-
mond, tenor, will be heard in
two numbers: "Per la gloria"
by Bononcini and "Amarilli" by
Caccini.
Lloyd Hanson will play a
piano number "Sonatina, Op
13, first movement by Kabalev
sky. Closing the concert will
be several numbers from the
"Dichterliebe, Op. 48" by Schu
man, sung by Robert Gwinn.
Bid of $297,747
On Cell Block
The Decatur Iron At Steel
company of Decatur, Ala., was
low bidder for steel work on a
400-cell block at the state pen
itentiary with a basic bid of
$297,747, according to Roy Mills,
secretary of the board of con
trol. The figures are only on furn
ishing of materials with the
erection work to be done by con
vict labor. The company's bid
compared with a basic low of
$249,730 submitted on a similar
unit just Installed.
The 400-cell units will be one
man cells, 5x8 feet, of all-steel
construction. Included In the bid
will be Installation of shelves,
tables and chairs and other in
terior items as well as landings,
platforms and stairways, all of
steel. The project also includes
electric locking type doors.
Emery Hildebrandt
At Annual Meeting
Oregon State College, Cor-
vallis, Oct. S Emery Hilde
brandt of Salem, forensics man
ager at Oregon State college,
was among OSC representatives
at the annual meeting of the
executive committee of the In
tercollegiate Forensics associa
tion of Oregon held September
24 at George Fox college in
Newberg. Eight Oregon eol-1
leges composed the 'conference.
The group selected subjects
for coming speech events. "The
Present Crises in Labor Rela
"tions," for men, and "The In
dustrial Future of the Pacific
Northwest," for women, will be
topics for the stata extemporary
contest to be held In December
at Linfield college. Other busi
ness included the decision to
hold a Willamette Valley For
ensics Institute at Willamette
university, November 5.
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