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Frldir, January 8, 195S
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Sakai. Oroa
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M Clrl laitialeej Suty girU
wr initiated iota ths GirU' Pep
Club at Parruh Junior High
School today. Tha girls art eligi
ble lor thia organization alter
they hive attended a aet number
of game. A rally lu held in
preparation (or the annual baiket
ball Jamboree Friday.
N.ik ( letirement Frank
Hanutreet baa filed with the
county clerk notice of retirement
from the "Viata Cut Rate,"
3025 South Commercial street.
Assumed Biulneai Name
Leo William Robina and Luella
May Robina hive filed an aa
aumed biuineu name certificate
of L. W. Robina company, deal
era in radio and electronic man
ufacturing and repair.
Boundary Board Meeting
Tha Marion County School Boun
dary Board agreed to a propoaal
that calla for the transfer of a
small section of the Slayton dis
trict to Silverton. The change
will effect a saving in transpor
tation. Koad Petition A petition,
carrying tha aignatures of a num
ber of property owners involved,
and asking for the improvement
of county road 851, was filed
'with the county court Friday.
The road involved, some 500
feet in length, is in the western
outskirts of Stayton.
Invited far Trip Tha Ch
meketana hava bee Invited by
the alaxamas of Portland tor a
week-end trip to the Maxama
lodge near Government Camp on
ML Hood, January It and 17.
There will be stung, snow shoo
ing . and picture taking. Tha
Cbemeketana planning to go art
asked to register at 247 North
Commercial by next Tuesday eve
ning, January 11
Spire Taken The theft of
the spar tlrw and wheel from
his pickup truck Thursday
night while it wis parked in
front of the Oregon Stat Hos
pital, waa reported to city po
lice by Leon H. Stockton,
CorvaUia. ,
rilmin Speaker Albert C.
Tillman, realtor and builder of
Baker, Ore., will discuss "How ; ior snon periods weanesaay,
Car, Trailer Hit The colli
sion between a car driven by
Jacob E. Funk, Route 2, and
trailer being pulled by a car
driven by John C. Blaffa, S80
North Cottage atreet, resulted
in minor damage to both, city
police reported. Funk told po
lice he waa pulling from the
curb and did not see the trail
er behind Blaffa'a car. The ac
cident occurred about 4:15
Thursday afternoon.
Machine Missing Someone
entered his home and took a
portable sewing machine from
a back room while the family
was gone for a short while, W.
H. Grant, 2150 South 22nd
street, reported to the Marion
county sheriffs office Thurs
day. The family was gone twice
School and Church
Victims of Burglars
A school and a chunk ware and soma change tram tha Evan-
th victims of burglars la Salem
Friday night, city and county of
ficers reported.
nothing appeared to be miss
ing from the Knglewood school,
19th and Nebraska streets, city
police reported, but a investi
gating deputy sheriff reported
the theft of about 23 in bills
STOCKS
NE YOU bTOCKI
By THC ASSOCIATED PKESS
the Administration's New Pow
er Policy Is Undermining Ore
gon's Economy," during a meet
ing at the Labor Temple Friday
night at 8. The meeting is being
soonsored by the Marion Coun
ty Hell's Canyon association.
Ullman has served as president
March of Dimes Salem Re
tail Florists association pledged
its aid to the March of Dimes
campaign at a meeting of the
of the Idaho-Oregon Hell's Can-! tr oup Wednesday night at the
he said. The machine was no
ticed missing Thursday morn
ing.
von association and is a mem
ber of the national association.
Couplets
(Continued from Faitl)
Golden Pheasant restaurant
and started off the aid with a
contribution of $9, President
Sid Jary reported. More aid is
planned later it was announced.
Center is on Capitol, one of
the rjuplet streets, and Mc
Mann said he would favor
"throwing it all out."
Fred A. Williams wanted
permission to answer Mc
Mann's question, and asked:
"Did you ever try to sort
scrambled eggs? The only
thing to do is to lay new eggs."
Al Mefford, chairman of the
meeting, said it was a matter
that should be taken up
after the by-pass begins opera
tinn hut Jison Lee. attorney.
called attention to the fact that
the by-laws would allow for a
reasonable grid system. It was
then that Causey moved for an
amendment
Chairman Meflord reported
that 27 of the informal petitions
to the City Council are now for
signing and that something like
800 persons have signed them.
Herman Johnson asked Mayor
Loucks what effect these would
have on the City Council.
"All expressions of the people
have consideration from the
oAimfil" the mavor said.
ever, I can't speaa ior an m ure
councilmen."
T H. Tomlinson opened the
Friday noon fight on the grid
system, and Dr. L. E. Barrick,
member of the protesting group,
predicted that the issue would go
to a special election .ballot.
Henry R. Crawford criticised
the State Highway Department
..j ,. oni.rf in know "Why should
the state highway engineer tell
us what to do?
Gil Ward asked the question
"Why should we spend nundreds
of thousands of dollars to bring
new business and industry and
then put in a system to drive it
out?
Paul Carmichael said that at
Dallas remarks were heard that
"the only time we go to Salem to
buy is when we can't get it any
where else." That, he ssid, was
the attitude In other cities of the
valley.
Jason Lee urged a fair samp
ling of public opinion. He stress
ed increased hazards to pedes
trians at street intersetcions.
Don Madison mentioned three
service stations that he said had
been put out of business by the
grid system. Representing sev
eral women who were preesnt,
Mrs. L. C. Marshall spoke against
the grid system, and Frank Ward
said it had slowed up delivery
service from his place of busi
ness. . , ,
jaoi Hu1ett said the whole
question was "Is it beneficial?"
ncl that in answering that both
the public and the business men
had to be considered. Andy Fos
ter, president of the Salem Down
town Merchants association, said
that he didn't like the grid sys
tem, but added that he was speak
ing only for himself.
About two down men and wo
men sttended the meeting
galistie Temple Assembly of God
at Part and Manet streets.
Cub Scouts Get
Arrow Awards
Pack No. 12 of the Cub Scouts
mat at the VFW ball Thursday
Tha church waa entered by, night and the attendants award
pulling the pint from the hlngeai waa won by Dan Two. During the
of a door on tha east aid of the tvtning a skit wit presented by
building. From there entry vaa-Den Four.
"k," .. " n awaros. tour new do. yata , ,ng tha longshore leadera perjury.
-..r.. tZZ I receiving awards were Ken-
Thi thief alio entered tha un-j TZ.JXV
locked Sunday School room and ' n. Jvd larhart and Rob-
wen. uirouga arswwv twi mppmi
Hallinaii Enters
McNeill Island
McNEILL ISLAND, Wash, wv
For tha second time in two ytars,
federal prison gate slammed
Thursday behind Vincent Hallinan.
the Progressiva Party's candidate
for President la 1HJ.
Hallinan. San Francisco attorney
Motor Taken An ancient 5
horsepower outboard motor
was taken from a shack at the
Viesko Sand and Gravel com
pany property near Wheatland
ferry Thursday night, the Ma
rion county sheriff's office re
ported Friday. The motor was
of little value, according to its
owner, J. J. Van Keulen, an
employe of the company. Entry
into the storage shack was
gained by breaking off the
hasp that held the padlock. No
thing else was reported missing.
Blockaded Coast
Road Being Cleared
SALEM The Oregon Coast
Highway, blocked by a slide near
Rockaway in Tillamook County,
might be cleared late Friday, the
uregon nignway v,ummisiun muu.
A four-mile detour it being used
around the slide.
The commission advised use of
How- chains because of packed snow at
Santiam f ass, Austin ana on we
East Diamond Lake route.
There was sanded packed snow
at Warm Springs Junction, Willam
ette Pass, Chemult, Meacham and
Seneca.
lev soots were reported at Gov
ernment Camp, Timberline, Siski
you Summit. Green Springs, Bly,
Ochoco Summit and John Day.
Compulsory Meat
Inspection Urged
CORVALLIS m A livestock
and meat marketing conference at
Oregon .State College Thursday
urged compulsory meat inspection
in Oregon.
Inspection mould be made both
before and after slaughtering, the
ffrmio said.
The two-day conference was at
tended by more than 500 persons,
including consumers, labor, whole
salers, marketing agencies and
producers.
Admiral Corporatioa 11
Allied Chemical 71
Allia Chalmers 41
American Airlines 11
American TeL TeL 1541
American Tobacco 40
Anaconda Copper 11
Atchison Railroad 42
Bethlehem Steal SO
Boeing Airplane Co. 44
Borg Warner 77
Burroughs AKdding Mack. 14
California Packing 21
Canadian Pacific a
Caterpillar Tractor 41
Celanese Corporation It H
Chrysler Corporation 40
Cities Service 74
Consolidated Edison 41
Crown ZeUerbach 31
Curtlss Wright 7
Douglas Aircraft ai
du Pont de Nemours 105
Eastman Kodak 47
Emerson Rad'o 10
General Electric M
General Foods SB
General Motors 40
Georgia Pac Plywood 11 Vt
Goodyear Tire 53
Homestake Mining Co. M
International Harvester 2S
International Paper 44
Johns Manvlll 44
Kaiser Aluminum X
Kennecott Copper 44
Libby McNeill 4
Lockheed Aircraft 24
Lowe's Incorporated' 13
Long Bell A
Montgomery Ward 22
Nash Kelvlnator 17
Ne York Central If
Northern Pacific 55
Pacific American Fish 7
Pacific Gat Electric 39
Pacific Gel TeL 115
Packard Motor Car 4
Penney (J.C.) Co. 76
Pennsylvania R.R. 17
Pepsi Cola Co. 13
Philco Radio 28 H
Radio Corporation 23 j
Rayomer Incorp. Ji n j
Rayoniee Incorp Pfd.
Republic Steel 44
Reynolds Metais u
Richfield Oil 4
Safeway. Stores Icn. 34
Scott Paper Co. 70
Sears Roebuck l o ou 7
Socony-Vacuum Oil 35
Southern racuie
Standard Oil Calif. 43
Standard Oil N.J. .73
Studebaker Corp. 21
Sunshine Mining . - 7
Swift Company 41
Transamerica Corp. 27
Twentieth Century Fox 20
Union Oil Company 38
Union Pacific 104
United Airlines 22
United Aircraft 44
United Corporation 5
United States Plywood 24
Unite States Steel wc
Warner Pictures 14
Western Union Tel. 40
Westinghouse Air Brake 24
Westinghouse Electric 50
Woolworth Company 41
ently found nothing, the deputy
said. The only oamaga to tnt
building was to moulding around
the door to Reverend Larson's
office.
Other award presented were
gold arrow on the bear award,
Gerry Swing; ailver arrow on
tha bear award, Jackie Mar
tin; two ailver arrows on the
TIm break-to waa discovered : ward ,nd MvtT arrow
about I a.m. by Reverend Larson
as he entered the church to start
on the lion award, George
the fire to warm the building for e"nd: "" f"',. Tonm7
kindergarten eiauea. jFoelkl and Rickey Bell; Webe-
Englewood school wis entered : " w. ""-"J "
by prying off a window screen
and breaking the window lock to
open tha window, investigating
Year pint were presented to
Tommy Foelkl, Steven Hall,
naviri Tanm Ronni Maddinf.
city police said. Entry waa into!Jacki, Martin, Robert Clark,
the third grade room south of Gm McNeese and Dennis Os-
t.rc ui . u ,nu in
Most of tha rooms were ran
tancked, tha cafeteria door win
dow wis broken and tha door
to the principal's office was
forced. Tha break-in was discov
ered by Custodian George Pick
ens, 445 Academy street, about I
6:15 a.m.
No Mail Delivery
On Muddy Roads
Because no grave! had been
placed in front of five mail box
es along tha route extending out
East State street beyond the
Elma street intersection, the
mail carrier passed up the pa
trons. This was reported to the coun
ty court Friday and the engi
neer was directed to correct the
situation.
born and a three year pin was
presented to George Hetland.
Den mothers receiving ser
vice pint at the meeting were
Ruth Hlndman. Fern Ness,-Lucille
Ewing, Twila DeForest,
Jeanette Foelkl, Martha Fol
Hi, Clara Jones, Clenna Milea
and Gladys Billings.
Oregon Leads in
(Continued from Pit 1)
Rep. Lee Ohmart of Salem
said that California has done
an outstanding Job on valuat
Ike Faces Fight
(Continued from Past 1)
Last night, as illustration of the
fight ahead, he was reported busy
in tha white House trying to work
out a compromise on the proposal
of Sen. Bricker (R-Ohio) to limit
the treaty-making power.
It's not at all clear Eisenhower
has to compromise for it Is de
batable that Bricker has sufficient
support to put over his idea if El-
senhower decides to fight him to a
standstill.
Eisenhower got his biggest hand
from Democrats and Repuolicans
alike when he proposed that Com
munists convicted of conspiracy to
overthrow the government be de
prived of citizenship.
ing interstate but operations) H , quiek poll had been taken
COURTS
Births
IM.CM MSMOll HOrlTL
SRWIFT TO Mr. !, ,
S, BOI " -
The Knit Shop in Turner is
open Mondays till fl p.m. Closed
noon Saturday. Phone Turner
1804. Ruth Nyberg Barber.
For food at its best try Cher
ry's Plsntation. 24 mi. S. B9E.
Open 4:30 to 10. Sundays 12 to
g p.m. Closed Mondays.
Rent wsikers. Wheel chsirs,
beds. 10c SOe per dsy by the
month; also buy 4t sea aiex u.
Buren, phone 3-7775. 745 Court.
Firmera Market. Rural and
12th SL Open Saturdsys 8:45 a.m.
Top quality potatoes and eggs.
Paint with glamorizing
Treasure Tones. See our out
standing wallpaper collection.
Chuck Clarke Co., 255 N. Lib
erty. Seat Cover Clearance. Bstdorfs
Firestone Stores. Open evenings.
S4H Green Sumps.
Circuit Court
lloiar Rlcki. t minor wr . ifc ww
Jr.. tuordun. kmidoui mio ,i
Mtnstn: oraer afnjin, o,irnu-
lion, to rtrtko portion, of omndrd
complilnt Willi on, octpttoo.
oS Dcllo fforbortcr v,
air ol S,lm and HoroU DotIi: orSor
rmutrlnt pull"" w
aort oefUtltt and ccrUln.
Rll, Coljor TleM X-Rr Corooro-
lion ond John B. McCrocltr: Orotr
ottrmUns defendant,' oblottlon to
plalntlfri amen ma coat mu.
Eleanor Orae, WMllav lln Ka
thanlel Whltlew: DWorea decree to
plaintiff awardtnt her cnetodr of minor
child with defendant permitted to have
child In hti home at cerUIn pertodi.
Defendant to pay SM monthly eupport.
p.alnlifl awarded peraonal property and
real property Mreemant ratified. De
fendant u pay sira h aUmonr la in
BtaUmeota. Ilelrln C. Mccreary n tleta Indu
trlal Accident commualon: Judgment or
der holdlns plaintiff la entitled to an
award of compenaeUoa for dliak-Ullr
comment to the loaa of oat of 71
per of an arm.
Crreala Onion Huh School Dlitrlct
m l ea vourena Cooperatleo Also.:
Bill of oicoptlon, nied by defendant
from ceurt a decree,.
Veraaret Brown ve LNtor Brown:
Order of default entered atalart de
fendant.
Uptown Drive-In, 850 N. High
St, now open 11 a.m. daily.
Closed Mondsya. For orders to go
Phone 2-1088.
Salem Public iarket annual
corporation meeting at the Mar
ket at 12 noon, Saturday, Jan. 9.
Kd T.oklnbeal Real Beteto V, John
Zumtteln: Defendent'l amended answer
to complaint aaklns dUatUeei.
riovd A. Douelaa v Juanlta
Douflai: Oivorcw decree to plalnUff.
Jo-eon Sc-huaa i. Char!, It. Dah.
i. l- rnmslalnt eoekjnt dam-
aye, of tOS-WO ior lnjunee aaio 10
t.,.-. tten aiinelalned In auto acci
dent near aaiem, Be-rnwmowr it.
Keith Jacobean v. BVrrs Jaeob
aon: Divorce complaint, alltftnf
..i mnit Inhuman treatment. Mar
ned it Vancouver. Weill . October
17. 1MO. Fiainmi iccm -Mewwj
threo minor children.
Probata Court .
L,ner J. Weller llete: Order admlt
ttni will to probate anal eppelntlnt
Oeo. C. Waller eiecwtoc. Batata haa
talma ha tieeee of SSS.aos.
Chariot William Volbmaa aetata: Or
der eonflnnlnf oal of real property to
Brnoat Hoffarber for aie.ee.
Brwert. Rt
TrriiSitoi.-To nr. ",""
Wiuinion. at. a Bos slrl. Jan.
mum OENsait oswrru.
aMfTH To Mr and Mra. Olenn
tmith. a Hllh at . a boy. Jan. 7
OSBORK-To Mr. and Mra. L
Oeborn. Bchafer St a boy. Janr
HARLAN To Mr. and Mra. Wiuum
Mai Harlan. Mill City, a boy. Jan. 7.
HOWARD To Mr and Mia. Job-. 1J
"f"a. VmS.mu Accordion lessons. Instru-
nriKTo Mr. and Mra. Carol .,, rMte while you learn
o Annerion. Rt i. atayton. ,'"'ia,:1,. Musle House. 1880 District Court
Dee .. r.,u ; ...... m. I Bey Hedrkk. ouenn and Vatury,
owui-i, Stayion. a boy. Dee "' ,
so. Rimlrt nermanent wave,
A. J nint eeUte- Order aamltttnt
U1 U proboU and appotntlnd Mabel
J Flint oiecatr'l BeUI Baa a yalwa
k, eaceta of le.ow).
Carol l.yn Bead and WUIIam Allen
Read tnerdlanenlp: oreif
annaal account of toardiaa.
ehanood pleo to tuny, aonlonehu ceo
Unwed to Jaanarr II.
and through the expenditure
of huge sums has collected a
mass of data on the subject
that Is being made available to
the other western states.
Oregon Coda of Interest
The aid of Oregon legisla
tors and officials in explaining
the manner In which code re
vision waa handled in thla state
haa been requested by a num
ber of states with Arizona ask
ing for the services of Sam
Haley chief code reviser to ex
plain specifically the manner
in which the revision was car
ried on, Eugene Marsh, presi
dent of the state senate re
ported. Sen. Marsh said he found that
most western states have created
a legislative council, a move
suggested last year by Governor
Paul L. Patterson. Both Marsh
and Speaker of the House Rudie
Wilhelm, Jr., have been invited
to attend a meeting of the Wash
ington legislative council to be
held later this month in Van
couver, Wash., giving these two
legislators an opportunity to ob
serve the workings of such a
body.
Costs Studied
A study is being conducted
by the Council of State govern
ments on the costs of legislative
journals and calendars issued
by the legislatures in the 11
western states. Marsh said.
Cloud seeding is still in an ex
ploratory stage, according to a
report made by Rep. Earl Hill,
who said that In southern Cal
ifornia, clouds hsve been "seed
ed" by airplanes for the last five
years with no definite answer
yet as to the efficiency of such
a method of rain making.
A committee on imtitutional
care in the western conference.
Inactive for a number of years,
has been re-activated according
to Senator Robert Holmes of
Clatsop county.
Student Exchange Studied
Reciprocity between the slates
through exchange of students
was reported on by Senator Paul
Geddes of Roseburg who said
that smaller states were anxious
to enter Into agreements to send
students to schools established
in other states, rather than con
struct new buildings. This, he
said, was particularly true In tbe
ease of veterinary, medical, aen
tistry, and other specialized I
schools. The council of state1
governments was asked to make .
a survey of the schools In the
various western ststes, and the ,
possibilities of exchange of slu .
dents from one state to the oth-'
er, and report back to sll of the
western ststes.
Attending the meeting were
Charles H. Heltiel. publie util
Ities commissioner chairmen;
State Senators Eugene E. Msrsh,
Elmo E. Smith, Paul E. Geddes
and Robert D. Holes. State Rep
resentatives Rudie Wilhelm. Jr.,
Csrl Francis, Earl H. Hill and
Lee Ohmart, and Harry S. Dor-
man, director ot una nee, ano
Charles E. Stricklin, stste en
gineer, as well as Elton Mc
Query, representing the Coun
cil of State Governments.
it might have disclosed most mem
bers were applauding more be
cause the Idea seemed all right
at the time than because they un
derstood what they were being
asked to do or how to do it
Rep. Chauncey W. Reed (R-Ill),
chairman of the House Judiciary
Committee which would have to
handle the problem, said: "How
can you take citizenship from a
man born nereT it can t ne done.
conspiracy trial, entered tha fed
eral penitentiary here lo begin
serving an 14-month term for evad
ing 430.000 income taxes.
It was tha second "visit" here
of the tall, nattily dressed attor
ney but the greeting he received
waa nothing like the send-off he
was given when ha completed his
first twtanca a year and a half
ago.
'a
Death Summons
G. Max Flanery
C. Max Flanery, who for
many years waa an employ ot I
the state of Oregon and from
1943 until ill health forced hit i
retirement in January, 1852,
at assistant public utilities
commissioner, died early Fri
day moruiria at hit home at
383 North 24th atreet. , , .
Flanery was born November
21. 1898, at Perrydale, Oregon.
He attended Oregon Stat
college and was a veteran pf
World War I. . , . .
In 1923 Flanery Joined' the
state traffic force and wat with
the fore until 1931. At this
time he became assistant man
ager of the motor vehicle de
partment in the office of sec
retary of state, a position he
held until 1143, wnen ne was
named assistant publie utili
ties commissioner.
Flanery was a member of the
Masonic Amity Lodge No. 20,
A.F. and A.M.; Salem Lodge
No. 338, B.P.O.E.; Capital Post
No. 9, American Legion, and
the Forty et Eight.
His wife, the former Carrie
E. Boundy to whom he waa
married October 4, ls'is, tur
vivet him.
Funeral servlcca will be held
Monday, January 11, at 1:30
p.m. at the Clough-Barrlck
chapel with Rev. Donald Payno
officiating:. Private committal
services will be at the Mt. t-rest
Abbey mausoleum ana crema
torium. ' .
County Building
(Continued from Paso 1)
County Clerk Henry C. Matt
son plans to move a quantity of
election materials into basement
storage of the new courthouse
during the next few weeks. In
addition a considerable quantity
of weu-crda "rill b shifted. MoVO-
a! trio articles at, inta un
will permit I've shift before tha
tile flooring Is laid in tha corri
dors, this eliminating possblity of
damage.
The county court effected a
saving of some $1000 in connec
tion with th construction of the
new building when it signed an
order Friday morning eliminat
ing several coats ol paint irom
the walls ot storage spice, ma
walls will be given a coating of
waterproof paint which is consid
ered sufficient
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