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3-Platoon System for
Salem Firemen Starting
Salem's Firemen will f o on a
three platoon aystem next week
in plan that ahould bring
greater efficiency to the depart
ment and at the aame time five
the firefighters a shorter work
week, Fire Chief Ellsworth L.
Smith arnouneed Thursday.
Under the new plan perma
nent erewi will be aaalgned to
truck oat a three-shiftl
Dofdom's Dandy With the aid of hia handler Pete
Knoop of Malverne, N.Y, Ch. Rancho Dobe's Storm holda
his head high after winning belt of show award for second
straight year at Westminster Kennel club show in Madison
Square Garden, New York City. He is sixth in the history
of the show to repeat as champion. His owner, Len Carey
of Coe Cob, Conn., plans to retire him In June. Fana booed
the Judge's decision when Ch. Rancho Dobe's Storm was
named; they favored an Irish setter. (AP Wlrephoto.)
Ha Wen Dog Fan's Vote The dog that won the custom
ers' cheers in the finals of the World Series of dogdom at
Westminster Kennel club show at New York was Ch. Then
derin Brain Triatam. high-stepping Irish setter owned by
Mr. and Mrs. J. R- Fraser of Olmstead, Ohio, held here by
Handler Charley Meyer. When the judges faUed to name
the popular setter as best of show, the crowd booed in the
prize fight manner. (AP Wirephoto.)
Jesse Card fo Be
Shake-up Center
questions about possible shake
up as "premature." Any action
would depend on the stockhold
ers, he said.
Card, who could not be reach-
fed for comment, Joined the com
pany in 1946, after leaving a post
rfh h IT S National Rank of
i-oruana v-oiocnoiaers o portland. He went lnt0 the bank
the Interstate Tractor and Equip-! mg business in 1920.
ment Co. have been called to a Gard WM eJected Republican
special meeting Friday to name'national committeeman in May,
a new board of directors in what nt Haiph Cake, who did
Js expected to be an executive -.. .k r-.i.mn
snaxeup involving jess uara.
Republican national committee
man. . Collis Johnson, president,
would neither confirm nor deny
Choose Play Cast
Albay Mrs. Betty Belt and
P',11 O'Hearn will hnr the,
tnaj uara wouia oe removea as Head roles in the Albany Chori
treasurer of the company. But he
said that if Gard is not re-elected
to the board he will be eligible
to the post
Neither would Byrle H. Hun
ter, executive vice president, and
George Altstadt, vice president
In charge of sales.
Johnson, who is the company's
iters' production of "Trial by
Jury, Robert Walls, directer an
nounced Wednesday. Mrs. Belt
will take the part of the plain
tiff in the Gilbert and Sullivan
satire on Judicial proceedings,
while O! Hearn will play the
Judge. Other parts will be sung
by Marvin Martz, Larry Bails,
major stockholder, described i Ken Cushman and Arne Jensen.
Ches! Leader
Names Groups
Announced this week by the
president of the Salem Com
munity Chest, Edward Majek,
were the Chest's committee ap
pointments for the year.
Named to the campaign com
mittee) were Mrs. Fred Anun
sen, chairman, H. X. Barker,
Fred McKinney, X. Burr Mil
ler, Harold Robertson, Thomas
Rykowskl and Otto J. Will-
son. -
Dr. Robert F. Anderson, Saul
Bloomberg, Joseph A. H. Dodd,
Lee Ohmart and Rev. Dudley
Strain were chosen for the
public relations committee.
On the committee for "come
and see" tours are Otto J. Wil
son, chairman, Robert Ashby,
Mrs. A. Z. Carleton and Al
Chives.
The labor-management com
mittee with H. E. Barker the
chairman has the following
other committee members, Al
Chives, Karl Heinlein, Ernest
Parcher and Harold Robertson.
Other committees and their
members are:
Finance and office manage
ment committee, Arthur B.
Bates, chairman, and Dr. John
Wood.
Representative to Commu
nity Council, Mrs. Harold
Rosebraugh, chairman. Rev.
Dudley Strain and Mrs. Rob
ert Wilson.
Study of multiple appeals,
Al Loucka, chairman, and Karl
Heinlein.
Volunteer workers commit
tee, Mrs. A. E. Carleton, chair
man, Mrs. Fred S. Antmsen
and Robert Ashby.
Special committee, the Cheat
institute. Dr. Robert F. Ander
son, chairman, Harold Robert
son, H. E. Barker and Dr. Dav
id J. Ferguson.
All members of the commit
tees named at this time are
members of the board of direc
tors of the Salem Community
Chest, but at a later date the
membership of these commit
tees may be increased in size
and the members added need
not be members of the board
of directors.
Ml. Angel Co-op
Meets Saturday
ML Angel Mount Angel
Farmers Union Warehouse will
hold Its annual membership
meeting in the St Mary's
School auditorium, Saturday,
Feb. 14. beginning at ' 10:30
a.m. A free luncheon will be
served at noon.
Three directors are to be
elected to fill the expired terms
of Otto Schlottman, Bernard
Smith and Albert Bochsler.
In addition to the ordinary
business of the day, discussion
will be held toward a solution
to the problem of congestion
which is experienced annually
during the harvest season. To
remedy the situation, the board
of directors proposes that some
additional storage be provided.
The operetta will be given March
18 at the Union high school
auditorium.
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With scats removed, it's a practical cargo
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It's ocoooealcal e operate with either the
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ELSNER MOTOR CO.
alternating basis in place of the
present setup where the men
work three shifts in eight days
under a two-platoon system. At
present track crews vary from
day to day according to who
is on duty.
I Shifts will be 14 hours long as
I at present, with each platoon ea
34. and off 48 hours.
Firemen on duty sleep at the
fire station. Off-duty firemen
are subject to call at any time
when they are needed for fight
ing larger fires.
The new system will make an
average work week of 50 hours
per firemen in place of the
present 83 and shifts will remain
at full-size even though one less
fireman will be employed.
Six new captains will be
named later through civil serv
ice, the Increased pay to be
largely taken care of through
the elimination of the one fire
man and the substitute captains
now drawing extra pay. Total
fire department costs will re
main approximately the aame.
The move was approved by
city council members after
Chief Smith and City Manager
J. L. Franzen explained the
plan to them this week.
It will go into effect Sunday.
Peanuts Lowrey of the St
Louis Cardinals, had the fewest
strikeouts of players participat
ing in 100 or more games in the
National League in 1932. He also
was the leader in this department
in '51.
Oregon Dog Scores inV8 -
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cast Thursday, Rowdy's Pmu-
Gambe.
Rowdy, owned by Cot S o
Neff of MeNarv. Or.
a bevy soon after the break
but found the ram-bruised ter
rain mt:irH ntn ,. . .
MLssissippi Trials
Hernando, Miss, (A Lone
Survivor, a fleet footed pointer,
sloshed through mud and water
Thursday to gain the ranks of
the favorites in the U. S. Field
Trial Association's all-age stake.
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Jim Carson -Telephone Trouble Shooter
The story of how telephon men sti that your calls fo through in any kind of weather
1. "Jim Carson" could be any one of the thousands of tele
phone .trouble shooters on the job in the West. And he'
mighty busy when blizzards strike in the mountains. When
the electronic testing equipment spots possible trouble on
'telephone lines, Jim and a telephone crew are dispatched
to stop the trouble before it can interrupt service. Often
while a storm is still raging, they are on the job clearing
lines helping to make sure your telephone calls go through.
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S. Patrolling the lines after a storm is another way Jim
and hia crew spot potential, trouble spots leaning poles,
broken branches, wires buried in towering snowdrifts. It's
constant checking like this that keeps your service depend
able. And, of course, keeping your service reliable making
sure your calls go through in any weather is just one mora
way we work to make sure your telephone service remains
the finest in the world.
S, Radio telephone keeps Jim and his fellow linemen in
touch with their home telephone base. If wind, snow or ice
is endangering service over a wide area, they may call upon
emergency telephone equipment which is stock-piled at
strategic locations up and down the West At the same time,
in answer to their radio sumfflons, additional crews are sent
to help guard telephone service.
Pacific Telephone
When disaster strikes
Flash floods, forest fires, earthquakes these are
disasters which can strike a community. But you
can be sure that telephone men and women will
be on the job in times of crisis rnaintaining tele
phone service which can have a value beyond price
as vital telephone calls go through.
YOUR TELEPHONE IS ONE OF
TODAY'S BEST BARGAINS
Salem, Ore.