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Bailey Claims Wasn't
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WUJJ WVIITIW1 Ml I WIS
Portland ) The attorney
ot convict Donald Everett Bai
ley laid Tueaday bia client waa
not the "boss convict" at the
Bailey, 17, serving a 28-year
sentence (or a 1947 holdup here
wai brought to Rocky Butte
Jail abortly after latt month'a
-rebellion at the priaon.
Bailey haa been auipected of
being responsible for the riot
although he remained in bia
cell throughout It Warden
rirnr T. Gladden told the
State Board of Control laat
Friday that a "convict boss"
bad been virtually running the
Mviuin aniline narcotics and
dictating to guardi. Later De
puty Warden L. H. Barnea said
Bailey waa the man.
Bailey's attorney, John Han
son, aaid that waa not ao.
He aaid Bailey had tried to
quit bia priaon job aa chief in
wnmim nntrnl clerk, "but was
told by officer! he waa doing
ao well teat Ms requeue were
refused.
"Bailey undoubtedly had a
few frlenda and may nave pro
moted aome of them," Hannon
Tho
rool
thing
added. The attorney aaid be
believed that aome of the con
victs were Jealous of Bailey's
position and may have ' kicked
to the warden."
Hannon aaid Bailey bad not
sold or used narcotics. "Aa a
matter of fact, he doean't even
smoke, be said.
Palmers Buy
Detroit Cafe
Detroit The Lake Cafe,
popular club restaurant lo
cated on the Santlam High
way at Detroit, has been pur
chased from Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Manning of Detroit by Mr.
and Mrs. Dee Talmer, former
owners of a Salem establish
ment. The Palmers, who have been
mldenta of Detroit fot the
past year, are the parents of
two young cnuaren, wieioaee
and Johnny Palmer, who will
Menrf Ttotrnlt phoola. An
older daughter, Lillian Ruth
Palmer, Is employed by tne
telephone company at Salem.
ON THE SPOT
North Haven, Conn., tin
An automobile driven by
Howard Johnson of Hamden
crashed Into house. He was
arrested by a policeman Ed
Ward Olmstead, owner of the
house.
MOVE TO PORTLAND
Detroit Mr. and Mra. Man
ning and daughter. Louanne,
plan to move to Portland toon.
Lovely ...
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Weekly Wages
Gained in July
The weekly earnlnga of every
main group of production
workers in Oregon Increased
last month. But an influx of
bout 6,200 seasonal cannery
employee kept the over-all av
erage from paasing the former
high of 83.5B established In
June, the State Unemployment
Compensation Commission re
ported Wednesday.
Approximately 135,000 pro
duction workers earned $83.11
for an average work-week of
38.9 hours, slightly longer than
in June.
Construction workers estab
lished a new top of 187 84 for
a week of 38.3 hours. Not far
behind were printing and pub
lishing employes with 183.09
for a 37.3-hour week, while
logging and sawmill workers
averaged slightly higher at
$91. S3 for 38.7 hour week.
Lose Hope of
Finding Day
Portland. (UJD Searchers
called for more volunteera to
day as the hunt for Ralph Day,
00-year-old Portland man was
extended in the Wolf Camp
butte area south of Mt Hood.
Hope of finding Day, Port
land businessman missing since
Sunday,- dwindled hourly.
Some ISO persons, including
number of member of the
Mountain Rescue council
prolxd the area yesterday
without finding a trace of him.
Four hounds were used dur
ing the day without picking up
the scent. Heavy rains hamp
ered the search.
Diltriet Ranger Ralph
Wiese, beading the hunt, said
today's search would be ex
tended to a number of trails
running through the area.
Day waa last seen about
noon Sunday when be left the
family car with a bucket to
pick huckleberries. He said
he would be back about 1 p.m.,
but did not return and the fam
ily first began the search then.
No Traffic Deaths in
Ashland for 3 Years
Ashland baa Just completed
Its third consecutive year
without traffic fatality, ac
cording to word received by
the State Traffic Safety Di
vision from Vern Smith, police
chief In the Southern Ore
ion city.
Capt. Walter Lansing, direc
tor of the Safety Division, said
this achievement makes Ash'
land one of tho few cities in
the nation to attain auch a
record.
The last traffic fatality In
Ashland, according to Smith,
occurred on Aug. 25, 1950
Riding Academy
At Detroit Opens
Detroit Something new
haa been added not only to
the town of Detroit, but to
the riding academy business
Sunday was the birthday of
the Detroit Riding Academy,
which features a string of
sturdy little Welsh ponies, be
sides the usual saddle horses.
The Academy la the com
mercial venture of Clyde Hut
chinson of Detroit who will
specialize In pack trfps for
huckleberry picking parties at
present, and deer hunters later
In the season.
The Welsh ponies are avail
able for pony rides along De
trolt Lake, and primary riding
instructions will be provided
upon request.
CHAPLIN BOY NAMED
Lausanne, Switzerland, W
Charlie Chaplin'a new eight
pound baby boy has been
named Eugene after Mrs.
Chaplin's father, the lute Eu
gene O'Neill, playwright.'
Mojave, one of the All
America rose winners tor 19S4
Is named for the famous desert
in California.
Record Enrollment in
Nation's Public Schools
Washington '() Lea M
Thurston, U.S. commissioner of
education, aaid today a record
30,949,700 children will enroU
In schools and colleges during
the 19S3-S4 academic year.
Time Slaps
At Portland
Portland J- Portianderi,
Indignant over their city being
e a lied "recession-hit," were
told today that it aU was a
mistake.
Apologies and denials began
burning up the transcontinental
wires after the August 24th
issue of Time magazine carried
a paragraph indicating the new
bead of the Small Business ad
ministration, William D. Mitch
ell, hopes his program "will
enable recession-hit cities-like
Portland,. Ore., and Lawrence,
Mass., to help themselves."
Mitchell's office denied mak
ing the statement. Several
Portland businessmen and busi
ness organizations also denied
that their city waa "recession
hit." The publisher of Time,
James A. Lined, told The Ore
gonian In a wire thet "investi
gation ahows that by a com
plete inadvertence Time mis
takenly said that Portland was
'recession-hit.' We very much
regret this error," the ' wire
said.
Sen. Guy Cordon wired that
Mitchell advised reference
should have been made to
Portland, Me.-
CHICAGO SWELTERS
Chicago, (AChicago's mil
lions are sweltering In' a late
August heat wave. It was 9S.2
degrees yesterday and a top
of 99 was expected again today.
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That would be two million
more than the previous record
of 34,993,100 set last school
year.
Thurston praised the way the
American people "are doing
more than they have ever done
before for the education of our
nation's children," but In the
same statement he said:
"This fall the United States
will be short about 345,000
public elementary and second
ary school classrooms. Three
classrooms out of every five
will be overcrowded. One out
of every five pupils will go to
school ... in a schoolhouse
which does not meet minimum
fire safety conditions."
He also said school construc
tion is not keeping pace with
demands and not enough per
sons are being prepared to
meet teacher needs.
The commissioner said it was
estimated that private and pub
lic elementary schools will en
roll 26,931,000 children this
coming year, with more than
three million entering the first
grade. Last year the enrollment
waa 29,349,000.
School (lamed
'Four Corners'
Pride la the borne commu
nity Induced more than 200
persona to sign a petition re
questing that the public school
located east of Lancaster
drive and aouth of State street
be designated "Four Corners."
Currently It bears the name of
Lincoln. ,
The school board Tueaday
night acquiesced In the re
quest for a change, even
though there waa a bit of doubt
aa to the appropriateness of
the designation. It was point
ed out during a brief discus
sion that the school was not
the property of the Four Cor
ners area, but waa owned by
the entire district. .
The change will leave the
name Lincoln for the small
frame structure In Polk coun
ty which was brought Into the
larger district through consol
idation. Recently Dr. Wolcott E. Bu
ren wrote the board suggest
ing that aome ether designa
tion than Lincoln be given the
building tn the Four Corners
area. The directors used the
communication aa a trial bal
loon and the Teeldents of the
area promptly circulated a
petition.
Incidentally at least one per
son baa accused the directors
of a lack of Imagination in
selecting the name "South Ba
le m" for the new high school
now in course of construction.
The two high schools will
be knwn as "North" and
"South.". The latter will be
ready for occupancy In Sep
tember of next year.
Wm. F. Everett Joins
Kuykendall Finn'
William F. Everett, for the
past five years haa been asso
ciated with the Oregon Turkey
Growers who has bad 16 years
of experience in the poultry
industry, haa Joined O. L. Kuy
kendall of 42S9 SUverton road.
They will operate as wholesale
dealers in dressed turkeys and
chickens, also in the distribu
tion of eggs.
. Everett who'filled the posi
tion of plant manager with the
Oregon Turkey Grower, cam
to Oregon from Idaho where
he was ' affiliated with the
Northwest' Poultry association.
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