Tuesday. January 12. 1951
Local Paragraph.
T Bear Meetlag The January
board meeting of tbt YMCA will
be held at nooa Thursday at which
tin thera will be a discussion of
the annual membership enrollment
eek and plans (or the construc
tion of the proposed addition to the
building.
Club 17 Meetiaf Townsend
Club No. 17 wiU meet Tuesday
afternoon at 1 o'clock at the
home oi Mrs, Olga Northrup,
825 Falrview Avenue.
Precinct Meeting Called M.
Agnes Schuneman. Democratic
committeeman for Precinct 23,
Sslem, announce that the Dem
ocrats of that precinct will meet
Friday night of this week at the
Salem Woman's Club. 460 North
Cottage Street, at 7:30.
Bids Invited Bids have been
invited by the Portland District
Corps of Engineers for modifi
cation of two regulating outlet
gate hydraulic oil piping systems
by the addition of one electric
motor pump with starter and
pressure switch, one hydraulic
accumulator, control valves, pipe
and fittings to each system at
Detroit dam on the North San
tiim river. The bids will be
opened at 2 p.m. on January 26th
in the office of Colonel Thomas
H. Lipscomb, Portland district
engineer. Completion time is 60
calendar days.
Chest to Elect The next
board meeting of the Community
Chest will be Thursday afternoon
of this week at 4:30 at Chest
.headquarters. Officers of the
board will be elected and in
stalled and reports will be made
t,. .11 tn,lln committee..
by all standing committees.
Story Hour Wednesday Story
hour will be held at Salem Pub
lic Library Wednesday from 4
to 4:30 o'clock. One of the stor
ies this week will be "Fireman
Casey and Fircboat 999." All
children from preschool to the
fourth grade are invited.
Rural Fire Districts Hearings
In connection with the proposed
addition to two rural fire protec
tion districts have been held by
the county court. The one involv
ing the Woodburn district attract
ed 11 persons, all of whom were
in favor of the addition. Another
which involved Four Corners drew
nobody, either for or against An
election will be held in connec
tion with the Woodburn district,
but none Is considered necessary
at Four Corners.
Farmers Union Meeting Her
bert Holth of Portland, national
vice president of the Farmers
Union, will attend an all day
meeting of the organization to be
held at the Buena Vista Farmers
Union hall, Thursday, January
14.
Assume Business Name Helen
D. Kelley of 3405 Portland Road
has filed an assumed business
name certificate with the county
clerk for "The Hut."
More Jurors Additional jurors
have been selected for the district
court for January. Those named
are: Myrtle Bushman, precinct 4;
Carrie Belle Frost, 17; Ruby J.
Girod, 90; William J. Bernard, 86;
Edgar L. Brown, 13, and Worth
W. Henry, 76.
Change el Ownership P a p e r s
filed with the county clerk indi
cate a change in name and owner
hin of annarel shoo located at 466
Court street. The name has been
rhanved from the Wilson and Mc-
Cullah Apparel Shop to that of
Blanche Wilson's Apparel Shop and
Wilma McCullah has filed a cer
tificate of retirement from the con
cern.
Weekly Disease Report The
Marion County Department of
Health compiled the Mowing cases
cf communicable and reportable
Diseases during the week ending
January 9: 7 hepatitis. measles.
4 mumps, and 1 each of dysentery,
lobar pneumonia, ringworm, tuber
culosis and syphilis.
MILITARY MEN
AND VETERANS
Wednesday. January 11
929th field artillery battalion.
Army Reserves, at t'SAR armory.
Thursday. January 14
Organized Naval Reserve sur
face division at Naval and Marine
Corps Reserve training center.
t D battery. "22nd AAA, AW bat
talion. Oregon National Guard, at
quonset huts on Lee street
Company D. 162nd inlantry regi
ment. Oregon National Guard, at
Salem armory.
Births
SAI KM MEMORIAL HOM'IT AL
LUCKEY To Mr. and Mra. Ernest
Lurkey. Huhhard. a firl. Jan 11
W1I.1.MMSON To Mr and Mra.
Rnbert Williamaon. 1390 Court St.. a
fcov, Jan 11. .
CSARVF.R. To Mr and Mra. C.
Gen. Carver, Rt. I. Box 151, a boy,
Jan. II.
WOELKE To Mr. and Mra. Bav.
mond Woellie, II. 1. Box 107.
Brook.,, a tov. Jan. 11
SA1 TM (iENlRAI. HOSPITAL
JOHNSON To Mr, and Mra Jack
L. Johnaon. z&SS slmpaon SI., e boy.
Jan 11.
JOHANsr.N To Mr. and Mra
Kenneth Johinaen, I flea Madlaoa 81..
a boy. Jan. 11.
BERG To Mr. and Mra. Billle W
Berf. SMS Cheater Ave., a boy, J
Dallas "wosrrr al .
PARKS To Mr. and Mrs. Bwta
Wayne Partta. a boy. Dee. le
DORNHECKER To Mr. and Mrs
TYd Demheeker. Tails City, a toy.
"villi: RTo Mr. ana Mrs. stehrla
Dean Miller. RL 1. a boy, Jn- 1-
ANDERSON To Mr and Mrs.
Wilbur O. Anderaon, a boy. Jan. a
BARTKL HOSPITAL
DREW To Mr and Mra. Jerae.
Drew. lndepetldic. "''".'
r-i .un, ,d To Mr. ana Mra.
William w. dendlw. Bt a, Delia.
achElS-T. Mr. ..a Mra. Dale
Notice at ReUreaaeal Doily M.
Kliever and Thetma Teter bare
filed notice of retirement from the
"Silver Thimble" with the county
clerk.
Meeting la Lvange The
meeting of Marion county chap
ter, Oregon republican clubs,
Tuesday night, will be In the
basement lounge of the Marion
hotel. It previously had been
set for the Marine room, but will
be in the basement room in
stead, at 8 o'clock. Jess Gird, re
publican national committeeman,
Portland, and Bernard Main war
ing, editor and publisher of the
Capital Journal, are speakers.
Youth Certified A 16-year-old
Long Beach, Washington, youth,
arrested on an auto theft charge,
was certified to the Marion coun
ty juvenile court Tuesday in dis
trict court Tbe boy was arrested
in Eugene Sunday in a ear stolen
from a Salem used ear lot Sat
urday night.
Money Stolen The theft of
$100 in cash and a cash box from
a bedroom dresser drawer recent
ly was reported to city police
Monday by Mrs. tabby Davidson,
499 North 24th street It was there
a week ago, she said, but was
noted missing Monday. Police
said there was no sign of forced
entry into the house.
Burglar Hits School A burglar
broke into Woodburn high school
Friday evening and garnered a
small amount of loose change from
several teachers' desks and the
principal's office, the Marion coun-
"rv i.. m.rf. h h.S .
Entry was made by breaking out
a section ot the Doner room door,
a deputy reported.
Vandals Sand Tanks Sand has
been dumped in the gas tank of
his panel truck and his car re
cently by vandals, William Dun
lap, 1640 Davidson street, report
ed to city police Monday. One
of the incidents happened over
the week end and the other a
week or two earlier.
Unhappy Over
(Continued from Pice 1)
He said that even if a flexible
price support bill was brought to
the floor, amendments would be of
fered to continue the present 90
per cent of parity floor on basic
crops.
"And who is going to vote
against it?" the North Dakotan is
understood to have demanded.
- McCarthy, who first brought up
the farm question at the confer
ence, reportedly assailed the flex
ible price support plan in the Pres
ident's message as a "tremendous
blunder."
Defended by Watkins
However, one senator, Watkins
(Utah), who comes from1 Secretary
of Agriculture Benson's home state,
was said to have defended tne ad
ministration program.
Millikin said the farm issue was
the only legislative matter dis
cussed at the meeting. The main
business was to approve Republi
can senators committee assign
ments. Earlier Sen. Knowland (R-Calif)
had predicted that Congress mem
bers will compromise their differ
ences and enact a farm program
containing most of the major Ei
senhower recommendations.
Knowland Hopeful
In the face of Democratic threats
to attempt to rewrite the admin
istration's proposals, Knowland
told a news conference he believes
Eisenhower's plan to combine flex
ible price supports with the freez
ing of crop surpluses will win
eventual approval.
However, balking Democrats
needed only a few Republican
votes and some of them seemed
available to continue the rigid,
high-level price props for major
field crops which Eisenhower pro
posed be abandoned.
60 Death Toll
(Continued from Past 11
Snow flurries still drifted down
on parts of the area early today,
hut the Weather Bureau said it
would end in the New York City
area in the forenoon and some-
what lalcr towarj Boston as the
storm moved out to ses.
Up to a foot of snow piled up
in some places yesterday, rhila -
delphia had 10 inches, its heaviest
in seven years. New i ork recorded ;
a 6-inch blanket as ol midmgnt.
the most since a JS-inch fall in
1949.
Temperatures plunged, hitting 27
helow ?pto in one spot in Maine.
Dormant spraying time now.
Supplies available at Middle
firove Nursery. 4920 Silverton
Rd.
World's finest pianos. Kimball-Jans.srn-Gtilhran.scn.
Sslem Music
Company. 153 S. High St. Phone
2-8708.
Will make $20. Bent allowance
on $uo. First floor furn. apt. Close
in, to richt couple for care of
lawn and automatic heat. Ph.
14505 or 2-5272 eve.
The Knit Shop in Turner is
open Mond-yi till B p.m. Closed
noon Saturday. Phone Turner
1804. Ruth Nyberfbarber.
' Seat Cover Clearance. Batdorfs
Firestone Stores. Ope evenings.
SH Green Stamp.
Uptowa Drive-in, 850 N. Hiith
St, dow open 11 a.m. daily.
Closed Mondays. For orders to go
Phone 1-1086.
Accordion lessons. Instru
ments rented wbile you learn.
Wiltsey Music House. 1880
Stat. Ph. -7 188.
Vagrant Jailed A chart of
check vagrancy brought a 13-day
jail sentence Monday for Edward
Radie, 35, Salem, in Municipal
court He was arrested Friday
shortly after be attempted to pass
a sua enecx la a downtown store.
Bike Fee An abandoned eui'a
bicycle was picked up from
downtown alley Monday night and
taken to the police station lor
claiming by the owner, city police
reponea. Tne disc had been there
for several days, they said.
Workers Meet Tha Willine
Workers class party of tha First
uinsuaa inure will meet Thurs
day at 1:43 at the home of Mrs.
J. L. Strawn, 79S Oregon street,
it was announced Tuesday.
Marine Reserve Unit
To Train at Coronado
Salem's Marina Rwrv,
Third 155 mm Gun Battery, this
year will take its summer training
vwuiiauu, laitt., witn the
Troop Training Unit there.
Dates for summer training,
which in previous years ha a km
at Camp Pendleton, will be July
23 to August 7. Acompanying the
unit will be most of the members
of instructor-Inspector staff.
Coronado was chosen as the
training site this year so that
the unit could receive basic am
phibious araining. This will in
clude dry and wet boat team
drills; dry and wet net exer
cises; and training in the artillery
aspect of amphibious operations.
lommanaing officer of tbe Sal
em reserve unit is Maj. Cecil
Gardner.
COURTS
Circuit Court
BUM Harold 11 1U Crowi, Kt Jo
BtrUi ted Jitk Hie turd Momuin: Cue
coottouid for MDUnclni afttr dtitm
danu atr plow el guilt to fcunlaur
cbargt.
Stat ?. Uax Witm Ptriooa: Cam
rontlouod (or MBUKt after defend ant
enters guilty plea to charge 1 burglary
not la a dwelling.
Stat vl Paul Aieher: Cat eantlnntad
for sentencing after defendant entera
gulltr to plea f larceny cnarga. FoaU
S2M ball.
Bttte ve. Norman Sim on ton: Dtfen-
dant pleeda guilt to Jaroeny c barge,
eaat continued for sentencing.
State i. LMllt M. Jen ten: Defendant
to be arnlenced Jan. It on charge
obtaining money by falat pretense.
Vera A. Betiett ea, Paul N. Bataett:
Decree of dlrorre to plaintiff eon fir mi
property settlement.
Ruby P. Brooks vs. Fred C. Brooks;
Decree of divorce to plaintiff.
Rom Marie Rose vs. Jesnte J. Rose:
Decree of divorce to plaintiff gives her
custody of two minor cblMren.
Loren Crawford va. Kenneth R. Craw-
lord: Decree of divorce to plaintiff pro
vides for custody of minor child and
tot monthly support.
Stat Highway Commission vs.
J. C. and Sophie Owrt: Defendants'
answer to plaintiffs amended com-
plaint In which they ask 130.000
damages for land to be condemned
ana uuw as attorney lees.
Mildred . Lawthe v a. Kenneth
Lawshe: Divorce decree to plaintiff
awarding her custody of two minor
cnnaren, su mommy support lor
each. Property settlement approved
Shirler R. Jensen vs. Lvthi Jen
sen: Defenadnt'a answer asking dis
missal of complaint.
Norma LaBaniky Ron re vs. Oscar
Carl Ronge: Order removlnf suit
from trial calendar.
Dennis E. and Wilma Fay Gray
vs. Mary Price, et al: Suit seeklns
o clear title to real property.
Dortand and Roberta 3. Ray .
Robert and Ellen Manning: Suit for
judgment of (U942.50 and for fore
closure OI ITlUrigalBC JI ICS! piup-
erty.
Elaine G. Marsh s. Paul K. Glover:.
Amended romDlalnt Involving Judg
ment against defendant of $1625.
Probate Court
George Alfred Racette: Order ap
proving; first annua) accounting and
directing purchase ot bonds.
ThirlM W. Kulnw
Kuardlamhlp:
Order appolnlnx C. Witllam
DoD-
ton guardian.
rarrie M. Chase conservatorship:
Order authortr.inf conservator to
sell Lot 5. Block 1. McCoy'! addition
to Saiem.
Grover Gtbbs suardlanshlp: Order
appolntlns C. William Dobbs guard
Ian. Edna Mar West estate: Decree ao
nrovin final account and directing
alstrl button.
I Dfotrict Court
' Henry John i..n
I. Srlrtni while tn
t. pleads Innocent,
tnt.t.n Noreirn
I trial le be set.
released en own recos
nks.lK..
' "' eertifies to
1
: Uun:ciD0 Court
) coward nadi,. sam chert eat-ranc.
I aentenced u it data u jsil
Marriotts Licenses
eJliuT. iSS:
j.. a i
Ralph J. Baldwin, talaaman. Baleta,
Saleni. Jan. 7.
Peter S Kalp. warehoaaaaian. Imral,
Ore., and Wilma P. Adrian, boniewlle.
Enaene, Jan. t.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Sakm, Orrm
r o 7f-; f :- -'
I I -A "'JIM I 4 ... I 1 (Cootlnmd from Pan I)
I I T2 . I I I I I The assignments still must be
IV " . II -l4 approved by the full Senate but
.". "" -' v; " -771 that is formality.
I I . !j J; . JTawaT.' ' ' i T II Other major openings on the Re-1
II -) i,' ' I ijt J f- lift .' 1 eJTV ll PUDUCao mm wera 10 uiese sena-
I 'tilt llt7nt1t-'T'M4l IIVJ '""or'!" Relations - Aiken (VU
I vV I V i i I 5': f h LJ H MB and CaBehart (Ind).
II ;-II J' i r'Tkl ' II i IU Interstate Commerce Duff
him iilk fli H 'p,yne "d
I I 3.:l ,jf)-ij. t . .a II 1 1 IB I "nor vooper in.yi ana up-
I l.-iil 1 f r r B f n ton (NH). f
II ; .1 I -.-tX,'i it"' II McCarthy was enabled to get
I fcai-';- r. f- i i Ll ,v, 11 t"1"1 ssignment by an arrange-
TTTl , rr-t-j ; .. ' I' .r Republican and Democratic Senate
I " -1 ; leaders to permit the GOP to con-
;'t!-i- I ' I '-it , 111 trol all key committees this ses-
.; tTjt'it j4 4 I 4 sion even though the Republicans
s'' n t i il i' actually are minority in the Sen-
C J 5 Under this scheme, 11 RepubU-
"it .... can senators are allowed to serve
'' J.;'; V ' -. " on three committee in the 1954
i". a 1 1 ' - 1 session. In the 19ST session, only
H i ifsV fjj v,. . wm.;- " 14 had this privilege. Other sena-
II t. fei .h ! -. ems. f . tors are umitea to two committees.
. K ftS : Zi) ii Knewlands' Plan
J - S xi The new plan was worked out
I " - "tm by Sen. Knowland of California, the
. fj "ZZT - Republican leader, and Sen. Lyn-
t ', A i ; (Tl I don B. Johnson of Texas, the Dero-
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kJS no00 JACKPOT
Above, building at 141 and 143 South Liberty Street, and
below, The Spa building at 182 Stat Street, taken over by
C. L. Corporation from Mr. and Mrs. H. O. White and Mrs."
Earl Vlesko under 80-year lease. The Liberty Street property
is occupied by the Scellars, Foley ft Rising Insurance Agency,
the R. G. Warren jewelry store, and Lue s Barber Shop.
Big Deal
(Continued dom Page 1)
new construction that will be part
ot the new office and mercantile
building that was announced by the
C. L. Corporation recently for
early construction. This will bring
the new building squarely up to the
Livesley Building on the south side.
II the tenants are not agreeable
to that nlan this part of the con
struction will be delayed for sev
eral years. The tenure ot their
leases is concerned.
Property involved in the trans
fer has a legal history extending
back to the platting of Salem more
than 100 years ago.
In 1856, records in the Union
Title Insurance company show, W.
H. Willson, agent and popularly
known as the 'founder" of Salem,
conveyed Lots 1, 1. 1 and 4, the
east one-half of the block on the
Liberty street side, to James Da
vidson, a person of affairs around
Salem in the 1930s ana laous. i
Davidson next conveyed the I
property to Wiley Kenynn, Salem's
first mayor unaer an uicgai ensr
ter and also the town's first resi
dent photographer. About the
time Kenyon left Salem for Craw-
fordsville, Indiana, in tne mia
1860's, he conveyed a part of his
holdings to George W. Gray.
Gray had been a banker at Lan
sing, Iowa, before coming to Sa
lem in 1865 and was a person of
wealth for those times. On the site
where the Livesley building now
he built the Tiog. block at
the southwest corner of State and
Liberty streets In 1867. It is prob-
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IN REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION
able that the old brick structure
that houses The Spa was erected
al this same time as were the two
fronts south of tbe Livesley build
ing on Liberty street
Then, however, this location was
not considered the most valuable
business property in Salem. Head
quarters property, so named for a
frame structure that stood on tne
Ladd It Bush corner prior to 1861,
had that distinction. When this lo
cation was sold to T. McF. Patton
in 1868 for $10,000 It was rated the
moist valuable site in town.
North half of lot three in block
34, immediately southward from
property involved in the present
transfer, was acquired by the City
of Salem, February 24, 186S, and
lung was the site of early volun
teer fir companies. A fire bell
on the tower stood nearby.
To Discuss
(Continued from Page 1)
Rejection of the Swediish plsn
does not mean the POWs will
be held pest then but only that
the specific proposal was not ac
ceptable. India voted aaginst it with
the Communist Czech and Pol
ish delegates against the Swedes
and the Swiss. .
- After hearing the new Indian
proposal, the commission ad
journed until Thursday.
The commission did not reveal
any details of the Indiain plsn,
but it appeared possible it might
be similar to one revealed Mon
day by a top source.
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Hearing Called
Costand treat laa I)
Among other matters pertaining
to the grid was adoption of reao
hitioa of illuminated one-way mar
ker signs at tbe intersections of
Church and CnemekeU. Church
and Court. Church and State, and
Court and Cottage, with an amend
ment that the city manager may
us the reflector type oi signs if
he desires.
A resolution which would have
reserved the lane on four-lane
one-way streets nearest the curb
for vehicles making left or right
turns, as the case may be. was
tabled for further study after
long argument.
Other traffic legislation included
approval of a report by Chief of
folic Clyde A. Warren for more
stringent enforcement of the ordi
nance against meter feedim. and
the chief was directed to etait the
enforcement next Monday. Alter
mat dale the bail rewired when
citations are issued will be I1.S0
instead ot the present 50 cents.
Oty Manager J. L. Praiuen and
City Engineer J. H. Davis joined
in a report recommending no
chang in the parking set-up on
Edgewater street because of ex
cessive cost, but the question was
referred to Alderman Jack Loc
bead of Ward I tor further investi
gation. Because of the absence of Alder
man David O'Kara a resolution to
prohibit parking on tbe eaat aide
of Broadway from Columbia to the
norm city limits was tabled.
North 17th street was made a
through street from Stat to Mar-
oc ratio leader, to permit the GOP
to control committees although the
Senate has only 47 Republicans to
ts democrats.
Sen. Mors (Ore-Indl nlana ta
fight it because it will not better
his own assignments.
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A street and Center, on the west
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Mill Creek and State street.
For convenience and safety a
resolution was adopted that re
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Marion street east of Capitol for
vehicle making a right turn. .
Mor metering was provided by
two resolutions. On establishes a
one-hour parking meter son on
the west side of Winter street ad
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The other sets up a one-hour meter
zone for four spaces on the north
aide of Winter north ot Chemeketa ,
for the purpose of restraining all.
side of Chemeketa east of Winter
street and two spaces on the east
day parking around the First Pres
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City Manager Fransen recom-:
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signs at tbe State and 17th stmt ;
intersection, but it was held ir.
abeyance pending a traffic check
which also will be made at 17th ,
and Center which now has four- '
way stops. t -
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