TUZ CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Orcgoa
Monday. January 11.1954
Red Threat May
Result in War
, SEOUL ) Geo. Maxwell
D. Taylor, Bth army commander,
uld Saturday Ihat U the com
nuniita attempt to halt tot re
bate of anti-Rea war prisoners
Jan. 23 it would "most likely
start toe Korean war over
again."
The Reds have not threatened
force, but Taylor warned in a
newt conference the 8th army
will be alerted for any contin
gency.' - He said hit troops are fully
prepared for "orderly or emer
gency situations" that may rise
from the release of 22,900 anti
Red North Korean and Chinese
FOWt in compounds in the neu
tral zone near Panmunjom,
Chief Justice
To Broadcast
WASHINGTON (ffV-A speech
by Chief Justice Earl Warren
Thursday evening will be car
ried nationally by all four ma
jor radio networks, Columbia un
iversity announced today.
' Warren will be the principal
speaker at the Columbia univer
sity bi centennial Alexander
Hamilton dinner, which is spon
sored by Columbia alumni.
The address will be Warren's
first major speech since his ap
pointment to the high tribunal
- Columbia said he would spesk
about 25 minutes, starting at
about 10:35 p.m. EST.
Six Tree Farms
Certified in State
PORTLAND Ml Thirteen tree
farms, totalling 10.440 privately
owned acres, have been certified
by the Industrial Forestry Assn.
This, plus the addition of 6,717
acres to existing farms, raises the
total number of tree farms in the
Douglas fir region to lot, with a
total of ,KS,33 acres, Ray F.
Morse, Longview, chairman of the
association a. board of directors,
reported.
' Six of the new tree farms are In
Oregon, raising the state's total to
74 with 1,655,228 acres. Washington
has 12t farms with 2,601,405 acres.
TAKING AIM
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Four-year-old Delbert (Debbie) Dsins, the 1054 March of
Dimes Poster Boy, tikes aim with a coin as Mrs. Dwight Eisen
hower, wife of the President, furnishes a guiding hand at a
line of contribution bottles in front of a Washington, D.C,
theater. Debbie is in the ration's capital to publicize the drive
for funds in the fight against polio, a disease that crippled
him when he was four months old. The Gooding, Idsho, boy
has spent most of his life in hospitals learning to walk with
crutches and braces. In background is Basil O'Connor, presi
dent of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. (AP
Wirephoto)
Brooks
March of Dimes
Collects $587
A total of $587 was collected
Saturday in the Msrch of Dimes
on Liberty Street to be used in
the wsr against pouo.
In the competition, with Mer
lon Post 661, Veterans of Foreign
Wars, on the east side of the
street, and the State Industrial
Accident Commission chapter of
the Oregon State Employes Asso
ciation on the west side, the vet
erans won with $304 contributed
on their tide and $283 on the
other.
The winning team was cap
tained by Melvin Clemens and co
eaptaina on the other side were
Don Parker and Francis Ely.
There will be t similar com
petition next Saturday, but the
competitors have not yet been
selected. The event Saturday was
haiidicapped by windy and wet
weather.
, BROOKS The first meeting
fit the new year of the Brooks
. Garden club will be at the home
of Mrs. Bertha .Polly) Johnson,
660 D St, in Salem.
Mrs. Anna M. Dunlin's holt.
, any guests were her ton-tn-law
and daughter, Mr. aad lira. D.
George Cols of Stayton, and her
ton, jonn Dunuvy of Newport
Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Sidebottom
had Is dinner guests Fridsy their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. K. L. Prlngle of Albany!
aon-ln-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Belleque; ton and
ftmuy, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
Belleque and children, Christy,
Mirk and Elaine, and Franklin
Belleque, all of Gervalt, and
Mist Lett Stevens of Salem.
- Other recent guests at the
Sidebottom homo were Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Winter and daughter,
Mrs. Robert Wimer of Aurora,
and Bernard Speake of Fair
field, Neh.
The Sidebottomt had not aeen
Dernard Speake for 45 years.
The highest league series In
American Bowling Congress com
petition for a lefthander was 791
by Jerry Pisanelll of Poughkeep
sie, N. Y., on Feb. 14, 1940.
The largest twordfish ever
caught on rod and reel wat an
1,182-pound broadbill caught by
Lew E. Marron off the coast of
Chile.
Two Committees
Named at Leslie
Two committees were appoint
ed at Leslie Junior -High last
week by student body President
Steve Berglund. A committee for
the coming student body elec
tions wss appointed and also one
Schimberg to
Be Candidate
J. P. (Jack) Schimberg. a res
ident of Salem for more than 20
years and for the past 2V years
in charge of a&praisal of real
and personal property under
former Assessor Tsd Sbelton, an
nounced Monday that he would
file for the office of county as
sesso. on the republican ticket
Schimberg said that if he is
elected, one of his first projects
will be that of equalizing the
land values in the city of Salem,
which he considered to be con
siderably out of line in many in
stances. He added that he is in
favor of the revaluation program
worked out by the state tax de
partment and the county court
during a conference of some time
ago.
Schimberg has been working
on the revaluation of improve
menu during the past two years
The candidate for the asses
sor's post came to Salem from
Roaheater. Minn, as an employe
ot the National Cash Register
company. He is 53 years of age.
a member of Capital Post No. 0.
American Legion, 40 et 8. Salem
Elks and is secretary of the East
Salem Lions club.
In filing for the office, Schim
berg states he has done so with
the full understating that Cliff
I,ewis, recently appointed asses
sor, will not be a candidate for
the office in the spring primary.
FOR ASSESSOR
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1. P. (Jack) Schimberg, who
announced Monday that be will
be a candidate for Marion
County assessor.
to work with Earl Hampton, prin
cipal, on the lunch situation.
On the election committee are
Steve Berglund, Sue Jackson,
Jeanette Harrison, John Harvey
Larry Halverson, and Barbara
Kuiper.
The lunch committee consists
of Bruce Wulf, Merry Smith,
Dave Austin, and Claudia Peter
son.
Oscar Straus,
Composer, Dies
VIENNA Wt Oscar Straus,
fames Viennese-born composer of
"The Chocolate Soldier." and more
than 50 other operettas, died of
heart disease .Monday in Bad
Ischl. He was S3.
Though he won fame In the same
field, he was no relation to Vien-
i na s waits .king, Johann Strauss.
Straus fled his native Austria at
the 1938 Anschluss and lived in
Paris. In 1040, he fled the Nazi
RKO Studio
Fined $25,000
HOLLYWOOD I A 125 000 flue
hat been slapped on RKO studio
by the movie code administrator
for exhibiting and advertising Jane
Russell's latest picture "French
Line," without the Production
Code Administration's teal of ap
proval.
The movie has been banned by
the Catholic Church's Legion of
Decency and by the St Louis
Catholic archdiocese. It wat given
its premiere in St Louis 1 a I t
month.
Production Code Administrator
Joseph Breea termed the film
'offensive because of indecent ex
posure" 'during a dance number
by Miss Russell. She agreed with
the criticism and refused to go to
St Louis for the premiere.
PTA Meeting to Hear
Bennett and Hatfield
Dr. Thomas Bennett, bead of
the philosophy department at
Willamette, and Maik Hatfield,
dean of students at Willamette,
are speakers at the monthly .Sal
em High School PTA Tuesday
evening at o'clock ia the school
"Responsibility of the Home la
a World of Crisis." Dr. Bennett
will Ulk oa the religious angle
while Hatfield will represent the
political or civic tide.
Hostesses for the meeting art
Mrs. noy m.--iiim
Mrs. E. A. Carleton, Mrs. James
RuhoD. and Mrs. Paul W. Harvey,
Jr. Cecil Monk it toe PTA preai-
dent '
a second time and went to Amer
ica, where he lived until after
World War H.
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