Thuiaday. January 7. 19S4
local Paragraph.
THK CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem. Ore
SLIDE FORCES EVACUATION
--Business tleetiinf Indoor
Sports and Good Sporti club will
have a business mectinf al T o'
clock Saturday evening at the
Bollywood Lion Deo.
0);anlztioa Completed The
Salem Area Retired Teacher As
aociation met Wednesday after
noon in the Fireplace Room in
the Salem public library. Per
manent organization waa com
pleted by the adoption of the
constitution and by-lawa prepared
by the special committee. Twelve
members were present and the
business of the meting included
a round-table discussion of the
policies and purpose of th
organization.
Realtors Install Officers who
will rule the Salem Board of
Manors during J 854 will be in
stalled Friday -noon at the-ena-tor
hotel State Real Estate Com
missioner Al Crose will preside
as installing officer. Rudy Calaba
will take over tbe presidency of
the organization, succeeding Cal
vin nenL inner to be installed
include Al Isaak. vice nresident-
John Black, secretary; Chet Nel
son, treasurer; virgu Hume, Ted
Zwasehka, Ed Lukinbeal and
Leo Reinunn, directors.
Railroad Club Meeting A
meeting of the Railroad Club
will be held Saturday evening,
starting at 6:30, at the Salem
Woman's Clubhouse, 460 North
Cottage. A potluck supper will
be served with meatballs as the
main dish. A program and mo
tion picture will follow. Charles
Baker is chairman for the meet-,
ing.
New Beauty Shop A beauty
shop is to occupy a store room.
owned Dy ueorge Khoten and
Sam Speerstra on North High
street near the City Hall. The
room was formerly occupied by
a retail lurnuure store,
Treasurer's Resort Mar,
Ion county had total assets of
$7,627,640.03 as of Dec. 31,
1953, according to the monthly
report issued by County Treas
urer S. J. Butler. The fund
balance included $1,277,
301.05, general; $492,283.87,
court house construction and
$38,838.51, public assistance.
Wafer Company
Is Made Defendant
J. H. and Edna L. Wikinson,
owners of a 60-acre farm lo
cated near Marion, filed suit
Thursday In Marion County
Circuit Court against the Wil
lamette Valley Water Company
and C. H. Duley and C. T.
Darley seeking damages of
$10,750. . ,
The complaint states that the
defendant water company op
erates a series of irrigation
ditches. One of the ditches, it
is stated, has been so con
structed as to permit excess wa
ter to flow through a swale and
thence onto the land of the
plaintiffs. This excess water, it
is claimed, caused considerable
damage to the bean crops of
the plaintiffs as well as to the
land itself.
MILITARY MEN
AND VETERANS
Thursday, January 7
L'SAR School at USAR armory.
Company D, 162nd infantry
regiment, Oregon National Gaurd
at Salem armory.
aae Om Grade Dr. Floyd
Albin, acting registrar at Oregoa
College of Education at Moo
mouth, has announced, that the
uuuwiag students from Salem
have succeeded in rki.v.r. .
grade point average of B plus or
cam a puce on the
honor roll for the fall term.
rresoman. Barrel Lunda; sopho-
-uarai rtaaer and Pat
ricia Todd; junior, Iva May Speer
of Chemawa; and seniors, Louis
a. nign, uanene Highsmith and
auuer.
Twa Fires Calls-City firemen
answerea two calls Wednesday.
One was at Fifth and Market
street about 10:45 where engine
wiring in a car owned by Eve-
ju nayes, wo Plymouth Drive,
caught fire and was destroyed.
Later In the day, a fan motor
caugnt lire at the Edward Sal
strom home, 1662 North Fifth
Street The fan motor was ruined
in the 4 p.m. blaze but there was
bo other damage, firemen said.
Lunch Served
Noon Today .
Although a little difficulty
had been encountered with the
equipment, the cafeteria of the
new Morningside school served
luncheon to pupils of the build
ing Thursday.
The meal, which is optional
with the pupils, consisted of
beef and spaghetti, buttered
green beans, peanut-honey
sanowicnes, orange wedges,
carrot sticks and milk.
Since a portion of the food
involved is provided by the
federal government, the cost to
the Individual pupil is 25
cents. By the purchase of a
meal ticket, the cost is reduced
to 22 H cents
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Young Life
Buys Malibu
The Young Life campaign has
purchased the Malibu club of
Princes Louisa Inlet, British Co
lumbia, Jim Rayburn, national
director, reported here Tuesday.
Tom Hamilton of Los Angeles,
who developed the Malibu club
in the 1940s, is reported to have
spent $1 million on it No sale
price wss given for the vacation
spot Transfer of the property of
645 acres was completed last
week in Los Angeles. ,
Malibu club is 100 miles north
of Vancouver where it can be
reached by automobile and a 30
mile boat ride.
Malibu of Canada, as it is now
known, will draw heavily from
the Northwest and Pacific coast
and will provide accommodations
for up to 400. .
Malibu Club Lodge, the largest
building on th property, is the
main building. There is also a
miniature village with store, bar
ber shop, beauty parlor, curio
shop, lunch counter and other
features. There are a dozen other
lodges and cabins. -
Rayburn said that the heavy
demand for the Young Life pro
gram from the Far West led to
Kuenzi Baby Wins
Derby at Silverron
Silverton Winner of the
Silverton Baby Derby this year
was a girl, Rebecca, born to
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Kuenzi, Rt.
3, Silverton at 2:58 p.m., Tues
day, Jan. 6, at Silverton hos
pital. The child weighed eight
pounds five ounces.
Grandparent are Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Von Flue and Mr.
and Mrs. Harvey Kuenzi.
'CHEEP' TRICK
Fort Worth, Tex. Burglan
entered the Western Hatcheries
and made off with 17 crates of
hatching eggs.
COURTS
Circuit Court
Philip H. Jsskoskl, Sr. LotU Ntrnd
Jkikwkl: Divorce decree to pUlnttfl
and deteodautt awarded euitodr of minor
eh4ld. PialntUf to coatrlbuto t3 month
ly support.
Hud Sweeten vi Theodore Hilton
Sweeten: Divorce decree to plaintiff who
U given custody of two minor children
and too monthlr support. . . ,
Oeraldlna Korean Floyd jy. tortan:
Divorce complaint, alleitn. cruel and
Inhuman treatment. Aeka euitody
minor child. $b monthly support, 4M0
lump turn aiimonr ana property set
tlement. Married at .Vereailles, Ky.
atprU 1U IMC
Martha D. Thompson K. I. Piatt
and ft. Piatt: Order of default entered
against defendants.
Astoria, Ore.. Jan. 7 Fifteen families' abandoned their hornet
and eight others prepared to do so as a hillside began sliding
here after heavy rains. The slide buckled streets and exposed
and broke water pipes shown here. (AP Wire photo)
Astoria Slide Forces
Evacuation of 27 Homes
$5 Billion Cut
ICanUmMd from Pas I)
"When a eitiiea knowingly parti,
cipatet ia th Communist conspir
acy," th President kclared, "be
no longer bold aUegianc to the
United States."
He also urged Congress to ap
prove and submit to tba state a
constitutional amendment to lower
th voting age for everybody ta Is.
Oa Suhrenioa
As for th subversives-in -govern-ment
problem, Eisenhower an
nounced 744 mora persons have
been dropped from the govern
ment payroll ia the past Ito
months, bringing th total under
his administration to I .Mo. H said
be wants to complete the investi
gation of new and old employes
"at th earliett possible dat and
will need mor money to do this.
Eisenhower's Drosram. on whirh
he ha offered to stake th nalitiol
future of his administration, con
tained these other main domestic
proposals tome of them sure
u sick up clouds of debate in ami
out of Congress:
l A gradual switch from fixed
farm pric supports to a program
"with en.MiEh flexibility to .ftr.r-i
me production of needed supplies
of essential comniiMlitiH mntt t
stimulate the consumption of those
commodities that ar flooding
American market.1
z. Government backlne at nri.
vate and non-profit hospital and
medical insurance nlana. Eiun.
hower said "a limited government
reinsurance service" would let
these plan give broader protection
to many more families. He said
he'd spell out details in a special
messag Jan. Is. .
A call for congressional ac
tion on such subjects as credit and
and debt management, and "tax
measures to stimulate consumer
and business spending." to check
sny recession that might develop.
Her, too, h promised details m
later messages, addinx that "U
Pig t '
- Raising at postal rate congress
refused to increase last ytar.
Direct federal aid to state which
can't afford th schools they need.
Continued building by th federal
government of flood control, now.
r, irrigation and water supply
projects: only when they ar be
yond th resource of local agen-
I Reds Reject
(ConUiuwd Iron Pes 1)
Astoria OIJBA sliding hillside.
loosened by nearly eight inches
of rain In less than a week,
damaged several homes and
forced evacuation of 23 families
here. Anxious resident feared
more rain would cause further
damage.
No injuries were reported,
but street buckled and evacu
ated homes groaned as a sec
tion a city block wide and two
block deep continued to move
yesterday afternoon and last
night toward the. Columbia
river three blocks away. At
times the movement wa fast
enough to see in the glare of
a police spotlight.
The slide area is one of three
that has troubled Astoria in
recent years. Twenty homes are
located there and IS were dam.
aged or threatened. "
A 20-room apartment house,
owned by Capt. and Mrs. Wil
liam Hall of Portland, moved
seven leet in sour noura ian
night A large crowd gathered,
expecting it to auddenly plunge
off the high Bond street cliff.
Earlier, yesterday, the house
u. uariinteH hv eiffht Naw
lum vhim w.ter Co.. c. h. D.n.j : families who were given quar
ni c. t. Darier: compuint leektnc i ters at the Tongue Point Naval
Judgment In euro nt SI0.7S0 elleeedlT . station
due to damece eoiued or eiceKa eiater n.. " . .!
oo RisuiHi'i land. , City Manager Brewer Billie
pointed to one house he had
Oeorafl Richard Taller ri state In- j
dmtrlal Arrlitrnt ronnluiai Defend- .
the search for new property more I ant'a anwer admlttlne and denr'ni i
accessible to young people in ""' L'0"""' a"n""M' '
those regions. "We believe that audtell'i Auction Sales Yard ri Bi.ll
, . 1 Francla Carleton: Order ot dumlal of I
Malibu is tbe snswer snd certain-; complaint wiut prejudice upon mouonl
ly it will be one of the finest of " o1"11"- i
its kind anywhere in the world. : Nora uurrr cmie c. Murrr: order , strengthened,
Gist of Major
IContlnucd from Pose 1)
bu club is part of the overall ex-
Battery D, 722nd AAA.AW bat-1 pansion of the Young Life cam-
tauon at tvuonsei nuis on i.ee
street
Organized Naval Reserve sur
face division at Naval and Ma
rine Corps Reserve training center.
paign.
Continental defense is being
The United States
should participate in developing
the St. Lawrence waterway as a
security measure. The services'
fringe benefits should be used gen-
helped build In 1908. "All the
year we lived in that house
we propped up the southwest
corner," he said, pointing to
a corner hanging out in space
Where the ground had droDned
out from under it.
A light burned in onlv one
ot the 15 threatened houses.
John Hanhela, a deep aea troll'
fisherman, said, "I'm atickins
it out. I'm a Finn, and we Finn
are not quitter."
Most families evacuated ear.
ly yesterday after sliding start
Study of State
(Continue! from Po 1
Fridiy, January
Seabee Reserves at Naval and
Marine Corps Reserve training
center.
Saturday and Sunday,
January 9 and 10
Naval Air Reserve squadron i
AAU 891 at Naval Air Facility. I
Castle Permanent Waves, 305
Livesley Bldg. Phone 3-3663.
Pertnanenfs $5 and up. Ruth
Ford, Manager.
For food at its best try
Cherry's Plantation, mm. So.
9BE. Thursday is chicken and
dumpling day. Open 4:30 to 10
Sunday, 12 to 9 p m.. Closed
Mondays.
However, th committee mem
bers did agree that one lmoor-
tant feature of the study should
be an effort to determine the ex
tent of motor tax evasion and
also the amount of revenue' that
is lost tnrougn legislation which
favors one croup of road users
over others.
I feel the study would be
weakened if any specific instruc
tions were given by this com
mittee," Rep. Robert Root of
Medford stated.
Rep. Loren Stewart of Cottage I
Grove went even further by stat
ing that be didn't want to know
what the research group was do
ing until it was ready td make a ;
report, unless the group encoun
tered any obstacles that commit
tee members could aid in remov
ing. Curry County Complains 1
1 he interim committee heard a
complaint from Curry - county
ovos a deed entered into by the
state highway commission and
an owner of IB acres of land. In
this deed, it was agreed that an
underpass would be constructed
Probate Court
Lefter C Pelerion eitate: Order tp.
polntlni Verile A. Oamble admlnis- erousy
........ i .i.k -..i-..-.. ...... Atnmip Pnerrv.fnr.Peare Pro
of iMon and an unliquidated cinm and posal A truly constructive Soviet i 'n permit crossing under the new
eau. nt acllnn lor d.mai atainn ,.,,:. U.'J hfilrl ureal hone. . limited aCCCSS highway, but the
for peace 1 deed restricted use of the under-
Foreign' Affairs. Forelm Assist-1 crossing to farm vehicles only.
. - . I Don. C lniu.pl an I rl 4 he, tka
ance and Trade U.S. policy in-1 ow.i .u ..... ....
eludes adiness in Korea and sup-county court and others in Curry
Horenre Beeee. et... Heirinl
final account act for reb. la.
Edna P. Baal eatate:
Problem hair? We specialize
in all types of hair care" at
school prices. Modern Beauty
MOOTRT TRANSFERRED
Keith E. Mootry, hospital-
man, USN. son of Mr. and Mrs. I ColleRe, 476 N. Church. Phone
Earl Mootry ot 17U5 worm 3. 8141
Summer street, has been trans-1
ferrcd to Tongue Point I o r j Ringlet permanent wave,
duty, with the Navy. In the, $2.50 up. Phone 3-4R44. 250
service for about a year, Moo-1 South Cottage St.
rmai account. ! port of its free government: con-
riorenc. l. "HodaTon e.taie: 0rfl ! tinucd help against Communists in
'.the:?:::! .;rr.:i.:. .,..r 1. accept aim 1 inuocnina. retaining Okinawa, sup
tron Donald Duane Dump aa fun aet- j port of the European Defense Com-
tiement 01 cianv ( munity and the United Nations.
on,.: Lee ctatc order iitina Military and technical assistance
peo it a time for hearing imai ac should continue to friends: econom
1 ic assistance in most places ex
Manna L.moert e.taie: order ap-lept Korea can be reduced. The
proeine (mat account and direcuns 1 Defense Department should have
diatnouiion. , min responsibility for military
oecrae w rr e.tate: Net raiue of ' aid. Trade should be freer.
taiable etate placed at 113.157 in report1 Internal Security
..... ireuurer lntera.il Seeuriiv Person can.
of conspiring forcibly to
try has previously been sta
tioned at Bremerton. He was
a student at Oregon State Col
lege at the time of enlistment
in the Navy.
Elliaueth U Frr e.taie- Net value of Victed
taxable e.taie placed at 13925 33 In re
port to Hate treasurer.
county were concerned over this
restriction because the IB acres I
in question represented the only
land in tne neighborhood suitable
for development
"I favor highways with limited
access,'' Stewart said, "but 1
think in this case the commis
sion did not take into account the
economic conditions of the coun
ty" Industries Expected
Stewart said that 50 million
board" feet ot timber on govern
ment land would be soon cut an-
iiew cotvhUoos aria that require eies, public or private. Th Preii.
edition! administrative or iegi. dent said 23 such project will b
lativ action, th administration started in th next fiscal year. H
will be ready. did not Idemifv them '
waiumuuM 1 or uie time be
ing, at least, of the 14 public
bousing program, with "modero-
uauon ot the home mortgage
urance program and insurance
long term mortgage loans with
smau oown payments for low-in.
come families.
Eisenhower seemed ta indicate
his proposals for chanrine tha erm.
troversial Taft-Hartley labor law,
last Monday, won't be far-reach-iag.
He said they wer intended to
-reimorce tne banc objective of
the act."
He proposed extending unem
ployment insurance to Vt million
woricers, including federal job
bolder, not now covered. And he
called again for extension of th
social security program to an ad
ditional It million person.
Other Proposal!
Other Eisenhower proposal,
most of which, he made in one
form or another -during last year'
session 01 uxigress: -
Statehood for Hawaii In Urn for
the Islander to elect senator and
congressmen next November.
The vote for long-disfranchised
citizens of Washington, D.C.
Quick approval of this country's
Joining Canada in building th St.
Lawrence Seaway.
Kim and Peng charged that
SS per cent of the 22,000 pris- .
oner "have not yet been able
to attend explanation and thus
had no opportunity to exercise
their right of repatriation."
Meanwhile, reliable sources
said th Indian may release
the anti-Communist prisoner
without declaring them civil
ian to escape conflicting U.
M. and Red demands. '
Informed quarters aaid the
Indian could withdraw their
guard front the neutral zone
prison camp Jan. 23 and allow
the prisoner to itream south.
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JUST BAD LUCK
PHOENIX. Arix. W-Ronni EH-
mers, 9, swung high in hi new
tree swing and magged hi pant
on a barbed wire fence.
Back with another pair on, he
swung another way and promptly
nppeo nis otner pants.
Again he tried. He sailed far
higher than before, but fellout
and broke hi arm.
OKINAWA DITY
OKINAWA- Recently arnv
Accordion lessons. Instru
ments rented while you learn.
Wiltscy Music House. 1B60
State. Phone 3-7186.
John M. atute e.tate:
praued. at 147. 53. ef
Newtnnia H cvinn.ham e.tate: Return
on Mle o per. one! propertr.
Mrs. Mrs. Bernard Brdnari.
craduate of the New England
ing here tot uuiy wnn mr nj- ionservawry 01 niueit. ....--.- ina commutes
ukvus Command s signal activi- iy of the staff of tne Arlington im..
ties was a Salem. OreRo.t sol- Academy of Music. Boston,
dier, Pvt. Frank E. Nieswan-1 Ma5, ,d the Vermont Con
der. Jr. Nieswander. whose j gervatory of Music, announces
parents reside in Salem t 935 i ,nt opening of a piano studio.
North 14th street, is a cable Private anc; cuM lessons for
splicer with headquarters com-1 chi-tjren and adult. Beginners
pany. tie cmerea inc nunj ... d advgnccd; refresher course.
1T20 Nebraska Ave. Ph. 2-4992.
overthrow the government in themually and in addition, one ply-
future should lose their citizenship. wood concern had several billion
Health The government can1 feet of timber that would be cut
.help private health plans witn re-1 within the next two or hrce
insurance. years. These operations, ne saia.
Suffrace A constitutional am-: would brine in hundreds of
J mendment to lower voting age to j workmen and their families to
ld should be submitted: Hawaii I gether with service stores ot var
ious kinds.
District Court
onai it.nrr Hii.on. woodoum. dm- should promptly be made state.
nt--lraie1 rtead-4 lulltr .KP mA Wlf.e th. Taff.
" "Hartlev act should be amended
I alnns lines in he nrnnosed: uncm-
isanr. tKt- pioyment insurance should he ex
' rredn
)-.. drr
Morru f
II. flted
Rernlce iLaUntle
Colorado, fuailtee nni.. -herb rhorte
orde-ed held until Pebruarr 1 for tne
detnandlr.e of the atat of New aletlco.
ball aet at 11000
March 1935. and completed
his basic training at San Luis (
Obispo, Calif.
Births
SALEM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
WILLIAMSON - To Mr. ind Mrs.
Jack Williamson. N Winter St..
SALEM GENERAL HOSPITAL
H KNSON 1 o aar anu mi.
Municipol Court
I.. rev V Everlv r.rkle.a it,...
Accordion lessons. Instru- j Z"'h".''""" '
ments rented while you learn. ,
Wiltsey Music House. 1860
State. Ph. 3-7186.
Mrs. Bernard Bednarz, gra
duate of the New England Con
servatory of Music, formerly of
the staff of the Arlington Aca-
arirl Henann. Jaonakl w . unnna. ( $tmy a Music. Boston. Mass
' BEiLKc-Tn Mr and Mr. RKhard and the Vermont Conservatory
rU'iini. i3n wear Way. a rtri. J" , 0f Music, announces the open-
Emmona. a4 Huhland Ave.
tended to ( v million persons not
perdu.. ?i rvt-.er. now covered and social security
to an additional if million.
Housing a program win be pre
sented including low interest long
time loans and aids for slum clear
ance. Conservation T h e government
should continue to construct major
jatnet waiur McHiehaci. Ridserre.t. j flood control and power projr TtS
California, check eaarancr. eentanced . too big for local development and
t. it dan in Jau. . tren(rihen It agricultural conser-
Timotiir Lrona. nciieai dn.iai. iina j vtion and flood prevention pro
iu. ! grams.
Albert Anderean Jr. 115 JefferMm1 Highways-The prospective half
meet, reck leu dri.me. firwd 154 and ' cent gasoline tax cut should be
dn.a new ...per. ed f.r on. ar canceiied The xovernment should
continue its central rale in federal
"There must be some space
available for homes and stores,"
Stewart said, "and in view of the
ty pography of Curry county, suit
able land for this purpose is ex
tremely limited."
Cold Beach Meeting
The committee voted to visit
Curry county in the near luture,
view the highway and hold a
meeting In Gold Beach v 'len in
terested persons could make an
appearance before the committee.
All members of the committee
were agreed that no legislative
changes were in prospect but that
ia this case, tome modification
ol the deed might be in order.
EMMONS To aar ano aara. e" . . . -, ,.,,io priTate
J a. aeIf u. r
A eltita laracsafaB fnf rhilHrrn
Brr?nM'. ft ."""'land adult,. Beginner, and ad-CRrnsoN-Tn
Mr. arm Mn. RtKt- vanced refresher course. 1320
dr CrK,n ins S. Summer St . I Nf bra.,a Ave Ph. 2-4B92
no. Jan. 1
miir;ai.a ei hihw work
jonn a n.uenai- a mnififi. ... i . --
Mariene June Vooriiie it iaudrr : p0,i Of fice Recommended pott
Donald Ltith. letal. farmer lata Cne.
re.wa Road and Clot Ro.e, Ittal, eltrh,
tat Untna atreat.
CARO OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends
. for their kindness and sympathy.
the beautiful floral offerings dur-
il rate increases should go through, ing the passing of our son snd
Education The federal govern- brother, Loren A. Harper,
ment should help Kates unable to; Nellie B. Hrper
build necessary Khonls. Brmni June Cook
Hundreds of Salem Housewives have
found shopping their favorite Busick mar
ket profitable, easy and of course pleasant
Start this year right by shopping the easier
way. Call 3-9176. '
Meat Department. Economy Cuts as well
as the finest choice grade awaits YOUR
:. - selection here. r
Choice Beel Pol boast
ItKruttfullT moiWad. "
to waato Lhw
Leg cf Genuine Laxnb
MlcoJ Waninocl..Xb. kJWW
Lnmi StovSSc)
Ground tzzi 0
ECONOMY BEEF
Nicely brimmed,
cood ocittng
POT BOAST
Sirlon, T-Bone or
Bonnd Steaks U.
Short Rib of
Beef . . . .
Lb.
S90
23
Pound
3-Lb.
$1.00
PORK SAUSAGE
Countrr Stylo
.Lb.
49
Our famous Fashion Plate Fryers so de
lightfully fresh, so meaty and at " are
really something to boost about.
a, $1.29
Young Plump Hens 3
Expertly did Weighing
orr ow
Smoothies Potatoes
Nlc clean even size. Lou wail In peel
ing. A real potato value.
Lb. OQi
Sack ta)??
10
Sunkist Navel Oranges
2Do.45c
Julc Swool lor
eating or luldng
GRAPEFRUIT Rip. Sweat .
CELERY HEARTS
PARSNIPS
8
Lb.
Bag
.Pk.
-Lb.
53
25c
5
Holiday Margarine Also a Special Price on Nncoa
2 u 39 Friday and Saturday.
Mannaise Pabsl-Elt Cheese
Best Food Qt.
69c I 265
GOLD MEDAL FLOUR 10 89
Krispy Crackers Hi-Ho Crackers
l ib. pkg. Largo pkg.
23
ALBERS OATS l&?rLL-j- 490
Pineapple Pineapple
Del Monto CL.1t S&w Q Ad
Vt Slzo can 3 lor OOv Chunk 9Cna Vt
Tree Delivery igil H(p TLPTlf r'M
Ph.3-9178 0 y 2)1101 S ?k;m2