14 Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Tuesday, January 17, 1950
New Courthouse
to Harlan Judd, commission se
cretary. Th' opinion of the floor
plans was favorable among
Directors elected for three
Vickers Case
Up Wednesday
Edison Vickers of Idanha,
An Oregon state election law
prohibits any person from dis
tributing unsigned election liter
ature. Vickers was recently arrest
ed on a secret indictment, from
the grand jury. He bailed out
on the charge, and was to have
appeared for arraignment Mon
day. Road conditions between
Idanha and Salem prevented
him from appearing Monday, so
I he was cited to sppr Wednes
day instead.
year terms were: Oscar Greger-
son, re-elected, Howard Rogen
county officials.
and Charles Dean. Holding over
Plans Ready
Members of the Marion coun
ty courthouse commission will
study a new set of plans for the
proposed new courthouse when
they meet with Pietro Bellus
chi, Portland architect, at 2
o'clock Wednesday afternoon at
the courthouse.
A similar meeting was held
two weeks ago. At that time,
commission members asked
Belluschi to make specific
changes in the plans he ore-
Stocking Care Learned
Hubbard The Sew and Sew
4-H club learned about darning
stockings at their last meeting
with their leader, Mrs. W. H.
Barckett.
Wednesday's meeting will be
are Alfred Aicher, Leonard
Larson, John Kinns and Frank
in regard to the building's ex
terior. Members of me commission
are 'rrant Murphy, Roy Rice, E.
L. Rogers, Charles A. Sprague,
Karl Steiwer, Ray J. Glatt and
Judd.
P. Adclman. Rogen and Greg
erson were elected to represent
the association on the Oregon
Cane Fruits control board.
Report of Mrs. Ian Mills, sec
justice of the peace for Breiten-
bush district, will appear in
Marion county circuit court at
11 a.m. Wednesday to be ar
Everyone Knows Only
Caterized Oil Leaves
retary-treasurer, on the year's
raigned on a corrupt practices
act charge.
Directors Named
For Fruitgrowers
Woodburn The annual meet
ing of the Woodburn Fruit
business was read.
A meeting of the directors to'
organize will be held within
the next ten days.
CARBQNI
SOOT!
Last October, just prior to an
election on the proposed in
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15 Socks for $1
$3 per ton.
MORRIS KLORFEIN
PACKING CO.
460 North Front St.
NO
corporation of the city of Idanha,
Vickers allegedly mailed anony
Left on Train Track
Los Angeles, Jan. 17 (U.R)
mous political literature tr Idan
ha residents, favoring the in
35622 or 35606
Growers Cooperative associa
Mrs. Iona E. Watkins, 53, charg
ed today in a divorce suit that
her husband drove her to a
railroad crossing, parked on the
track, waited until a train came,
jumped out and left her.
sented then. Belluschi reDorts
corporation measure.
tion was held Saturday after
that the modified plans are
completed.
Last week the architect sent
a copy of his new floor plans
Salem's Ezelmtlvi CaUrli4 Oil Detkr
noon at the old Bungalow thea
ter building on Front street with
a good attendance. Harry Wil
kins presided.
StJoseph
IS ASPIRIN AT ITS BEST
m
Howard J. Smalley
Oil Co. 1405 Broadway
for- lv.MP
Tricky Weather John J. Unsinn, 24-year-old insurance
clerk, can attest to the fact that weather plays tricks on mo
torists. While driving his new car through a driving rain
storm in San Francisco's Golden Gate park, he turned into
what looked like a road. The road turned out to be this
fly-casting pool. The storm was part of the massive blizzard
which buffeted the entire west coast. (Acme Telephoto)
These Things Will Help Get
You a Job as Census Taker
By RUTH GMKINER
Washington, Jan. 17 (U.R) Want to be a census-taker?
Sturdy legs, tact and a high school education will help you
get a Job. Being a democrat won t hurt.
lou ii nave to go to training scnooi. II you pass a test, you
may be one of 140,000 who will start nose-counting in the 1950
census on April 1. '
The pay will be as little as 7
cents a person for an interview,
but the average will be $8 or $0
a day during the two to six
of employment.
If you ever breathe a word
confided in interviews as for
instance the answer to that con
troversial income question
the penalty could be two years
in jail and a $2,000 fine.
You may be asked to baby
sit, or settle family argucments.
You're almost sure to be chased
by dogs. Doors will be slammed
In your face. But you will have
to ring the bell again, and ex
plain patiently that the law re
quires all census questions be
answered.
Still want the job?
File an application with your
district census bureau office. It's
not on the application form, but
the "right" politics, in this case
being a democrat, will be an im
portant qualification.
If the district supervisor
thinks you a likely candidate,
you will be given an intelligence
test, dealing with simple arith
metic problems and map-reading
among other things.
If you're selected, you'll be In
a classroom by the last week in
March. In city areas, the classes
will go on four hours a day for
four days. In small areas, 24
hours of Instruction will be
spread over six days. The pay is
a flat $16 for the training period.
There'll be lectures and
movies on how to dress, how to
persuade suspicious house-holders
to answer questions, and how
to ask a woman's age.
A final test will decide wheth
er you're fit to be an official
numerator for the 17th de
cennial census.
Kiwanis Club Will
Observe Anniversary
The Salem Kiwanis club will
observe the 35th anniversary of
the founding of Kiwanis Inter
national through the medium of
a half hour variety show to be
aired over radio station KSLM
from 8:30 to 9 o'clock Wednes
day night.
Russell Pratt, Salem club
president, will make the intro
ductions. The local observance will be
a part of the larger one that
extends across the country with
participation by more than 3000
clubs.
Kiwanis Internationol was es
tablished January 21, 1015, and
since then has grown to a mem
bership of 200,000 men through
out the United States, Canada,
Alaska, Hawaii and the Yukon
Territory.
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that counts... Count on
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Ask your friends why hWy
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Hobson Again
Co-op Director
Ray Hobson of Amity was re
elected as the director for this
area of the Dairy Cooperative as
sociation by the approximately
45 members from this area at
tending a meeting at the office
of the association Monday after
noon. The area that Hobson serves
includes the counties of Polk.
Benton, Lincoln, Linn and Marion.
Other directors of the associ
ation are Dave Scherruble of
Vancouver, Grant Johnson of
Washougal, Antone Malar of
Sandy, Jake Richardson of Sau
vles Island, Art Ireland of For
est Grove and Henry Haag of
Aloha.
More than 36,000 acres of for-
estwere planted in Great Bri
tain in 1948.
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Red Rome Apples, fey. 3 lbs. 25c
Texas Grapefruit", pink lb. 13c
Florida Oranges, juice laden lb. 7c
Crsip, Fresh Celery Per lb. 14c
Green Cabbage Per lb. 5c
Potatoes, U.S. No. 1 10-lb. sk. 49c
Potatoes, U.S. No. 2 50-lb. sk. 1.29
Dry Onions, yellow, local crop, lb. 6c
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