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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1955)
OUTH RESCUED FROM CARJLUNGF IN RjVER ; t v ' V ' ; V V - r 7 v! 1 '.r -. v i 'l.jfv sw' lip as T?f.ji? (.:-' . . .' -i $3 Million TOO Senior Campus Preview l :iiUfM.cuM-Over Week-end at OCE Capital Journal, Salem, Off,, Wed., April 13, 1955-(Scc. 2)-5 43 u viyy ADVANCE sn818 12 WASHINGTON Uncle Sam Ifti"; . S&'i tt '1 S v' MONMOITH Approximately 150 ial assembly has been arranced to hiirh riiiwl ill i il.. i.11 4k. I t .1 WASHINGTON - Hi a Re-; Oregon Ccllece of Education cam-! OCE tradition, campus activities, publican and Democratic political cinrinc ih. v-a sj it. .nl ..I V'.." "; 1 1 leaders aqreed Tuesday on this: 1 53.24 tor the 1935 Senior Camou, Uu himb will toam ihl .k. Three million dollars is too little Preview. jly where such attractions as the if ,Z. in . nriHnV ill .li iTJ Tm me. "TliouRh the Looking 'new swimming pool and spacious ! owns more than 30 billion dollars r.m.Vn presldentlal elc:":", Glass at OCE" is in keeping with ! 'rary will be inspected. Darlene j worth of real property including campaign. , ,!w purpose of the weekend which 1 Knaub. junior from Portland, with land, buildings and various types Democratic Chairman Paul M. jj planned to give high school sen- j 41,6 help of the thrco OCE service I ' facilities, the Senate Appropria Butler said the present spending ; i0r5 jn orc?!i on oppertiuiity to dubs will lead the tour. tions Committee reported Tues- ceiling, fixed by a 1939 law. ought sce what college life is like. I Saturday afternoon activities will j dav- to be raised to at least six mil-. c:. ... ,.j linrl'in .w .v., i. .i wi,iit in m i.i.i i. -n ....u lion. He suggested too, mat ion-; rjvjng on csmDUS Frldav night.jke hour, semi-formal dinner at 'property acquired by the federal !?"', " !' kc-h"- They will be registered and taken ! lcaa "au and a semi-formal dance government up to Dec. 31, 1953. ";,; ,,,"i. ' m t01v D' 0CE students who have1" evening with Julius Moen's conduct of campaigns. nlanncd a well.rmmH.cl u-..w.nci i orchestra. Awards for Betlv Coed Republican Chairman Leonard activities for their euests. i and Joe College will be announced U.S. Owns $30 Billion in Scattered Real Property )V:.."i,'l.d.id..nP'J5.l,,,:sl'st !p'd(lcl The all-school plav "Lo and Be- million-dollar limit -outmoded and j Z JJS T,JLF.i': unrealistic" in this day of wide spread use of television and air travel in election battles. The party leaders testified be- jj,S 'M fore a Senate elections subcom- , cl rnittee which is considering a bill mJ wmlrC 16'.'S 3,idcd up ladder b' volunteer lire chief William Tucker (April 8) after the youth and his girl S fncicnn? .Kap,pcdl.m car '"S11') ""rly .hours when it plunged into the freshot-swollcn Smith River near Bristol, N H His companion was also rescued over the 50-foot ladder. (AP Wirephoto) 9 Tax Collectors Seem Human Sometimes Really South Resents Desegregation Sen. Hennings (D-Mcl to re vise campaign spending laws. ivSSfuI' fnnlnss measure would fix a cel"ng ot more than 12 million Jl. dollars for spending by a national -cJic"C MSfcjl committee in next vear's presi dential campaign. Neither Hall nor Butler contnented on this provi sion specuicany.- By HARMAN W. NICHOLS Vnlted Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON (UP) -Never Id; said, "I intend to make an hones! II DO Said that the In ks at Inlctr. lev roti.rri D..t t c ' 1111,1,1 1 . : wui iiiciy i u-JUULl lur.m.c c....,i n- , i t ich lutl JUMIU; Will It'll HhCQ mm WASHINGTON OP A South Carolina attorney told the Supreme Court Tuesday the while people in the Clarendon School District ' i of his state would not send their children to public schools with Ne groes. S. E. Rogers, of Summerton. S. , C, made the statement when nal Revenue arent people. jau3ds. it was uic cast uay oi me " owuw i nave enuunn n,. -.,c .. u. j veer 5h march.,) ln, ,h trouhl. u ill.nnl .renin, .k. i, ' "1C C0Urt 0rflerS flS tO When and u-i.hii. ..j c....Ti.".!nF v.r rfi i how segregation must end, i Br 7rr 'ri " : get the word honest out ... -""', "- i -"'i " uu page one oi iorm iiho needed help m filling out her re-. asks the taxpayer if he paid for turn. The polite Mr. Brodrick told help in preparing his reiurns, and her she had until April 15 to file if so how much. One lady in Bal- iii-i ia iciuui. jiimore wrote Yes, one "But I am expecting a newipie." of this," Rogers replied He added that the white people would not comply it it meant send ing their children to school with app.e i Negroes. Justice Burton spoke up to sug exemption, she said. "And not, A woman in Louisiana put down'gest that Rogers was not saying ..., . ucuucuon uem ior me repair otime wnue people would violate and need the money to help witn a tombstone. the decree, but merely would not the hospital Dill. I Aoent Tavlnr r.rnuc of n.m-.r- send their children to unseereeateH Quickly, the agent helped the likes to tell about a woman in his expectant mother liU out her re- area who sent in a couple of wilted luui. nic cAciiitcuuii wa ooni ue- o puis. Me apologized in a letter. schools. Justic Frankfurter demanded whether Rogers was suggesting in I liv. i - n.;Dv,K.ri,j ,!,..: his argument that the Supreme you have to watch vnur h.!nn. I Court reconsider its declaration of I ings. I keep my money in my bra, 1 !ast .av 17. '"?' .race segregation mil. and aeeiriental r sent hra h IV . K"",,- .-.ciuuis u uin.uusuiuiiuii- al. More Proof that Sears Is Headquarters for Sav ings Every Day of the Week. FiLii'i Tn-in wT-mh nirffito 1 FHURSDAY ONLY! r fore 1955, and very shortly the woman got her refund lor 1954, Used His Fists Some agents have it a little and accidentally scnt bra, luugu. une lil-isuii in imu iMiuiKF- ,v iuu"uiJ .yQ sjr Rogers rcnlied "We west had a notion that he had been! The dehver office accepted the are' asking an opportunity to work .- '"" "o .-..-v.. ,lt ou on lne local )evC and belted him a heavy one. Then the taxpayer marched to the court house and pleaded guilty, . He waved a $10 bill under the judge's nose, enough, the man thought, to cover a fine for simple assault. When his honor heard the whole story he fined the man $250. and threw in a six months jail sentence for good measure. In Dallas, a tycoon was remind ed in polite' languago that one of his hired hands was in arrears in her quarterly tax payments. Time wasted for awhile, then the In ternal Revenue people got a note from the big shot. "I married the lady, he said, "and gained an additional exemp tion, just in time." In Washington, the big office on St. Patricks day got three enve lopes from the same person, each containing a $100 bill. The letters were signed "a repentant sinner named Mike." All of which prompted the dis trict director of the Internal Re venue Service to remark that "re pentance is a wonderful thing for delinquent taxpayers." Business Expenses The department sort of winked at an unsigned letter which came from one of our best federal peni entaries. The writer said that he and his buddy had committed a bunch of robberies that had netted several hundred dollars. "You understand, the prisoner McClelland and Siassen Agree WASHINGTON UP - Harold E. Sla?sen and Sen. McClellan iD Arki announced Tuesday "a thorough understanding" whirh ap parently ene'ed their row over con gressional invt-stigalg powers. The announcement followed a close d-docr conference between the two at which Slnssen handed over all but 2 ot 22 docurcnts the Senate investigations subcommit tee had threatened to subpoena if he refused. McClellan heads tre subcommit tee which is looking into com plaints that the Foreign Opera tions Administration had dip en to negotiate a Pakistan err n stor age contract wifi a I.ns An'ir'rs firm whose 2. 400.000 bid was nearly a million dollars higher th.n the lew biric'or. Stassen. FOA ndmini'trateir, has announced he will reiect all hris and tail fer a new start, lest "the breath of scandal" hurt the proj ect. ' GOES TOO FAR LAHORE, Pakistan, Ul - The Pakistan Federal court held Tues day that the emergency powers assumed by Gov. Gen. Ghulam Mohammed last month were bey ond his legal authority. visiting seniors. Following the Dlav fires-des will be held in the dormi tories. Following the breakfast in Todd Hall on Saturday morning, a spec- KF.IZF.R TROUT DERBY KEIZER Wayne Fields of the Keizcr Master Station is sponsor ing a fishing derby for the kid dies, ages 1 through 16 years of age. There will be two ge groups and two sets of prizesone ior each age group. Prizes will be Riven fr.T the longest trout caught on April 30 and May 7. First prize in each age group will be a spinning rod, reel and line: 2nd prize, a spinning reel and 3rd prize, a casting rod and reel. The first U. S. passed in 1790. patent law was at the dance intermission. The re cipients of the awards will be some outstanding man and woman stu dent at OCE selected for their per sonality, scholarship, and service to the college. On Sunday those wishing may at tend the Interdenominational Cha pel Service at 9:30 a. m. in Camp-be- Hall. Translation will al so be available for the seniors wlio wish to attend the local churches. Horry Pease, OCE senior from The holdings involve property at 11,493 federal installations scat tered over the nation, and include 58.500,000 acres of purchased land and 428.786 buildings. Not included is 346,600,000 acres of public land, including the na tional parks and forests lands. This property was held by the govern ment from the beginning. All told, 405.100.000 acres are owned by the federal government about 21 per cent of the nation's continental land area. The inventory was the first such property in most cases would be far higher than its original pur chase price. The report shows that Uncle Sam owns more than half of the land in (our Western states: Ne vada. 87.4 per cent federally owned; Idaho 65.3 per cent: Utah, 64.6 per cent; and Oregon 51.8 per cent. Grover City, California, is serving stocktaking since 1937. The Gen as chairman for Senior Weekend with Pat Patterson of Eugene as his assistant. Commltteo chairman arc: Pat Smith Sax, Dot Swigart Kerzel, Shirley Harp. Keith Jen sen, Darlene Knaub, Mvrna Little, Jerry Clark, Ruth Cox. Katliv Scif fert, Shirley Mcser, Glenda Ham ar. and Muriel Horning. Dr. Arthur Glogau, faculty advis or, is working closely with this group to "ensure a successful and profitable Senior Campus Pre view. eral Services Administration called it the most complete ever made. GSA prepared the report. The report does not cover the large quantities of movable gov ernment properly such as trucks, ships, office equipment and ma chinery. The $30,200,000,000 cost figure for the real property was obtained by using the acquisition cost, plus any sums spent for later improvement. Thus it is a conservative figure, since the replacement cost of the Farmers Caught InPriceSqueeze WASHINGTON W Secretary of Agriculture Benson told Con gress Tuesday that farmers are caught in a "price-cost squeeze" that began about four years ago. Benson said "a difficult transi tion period" will continue for a time but added that the longtime outlook for the U.S. farmer is bright. He said the difficulties were caused by shifting from wartime- to peacetime economy. "If our population continues to grow at the current rate, by 1975 we will need about 30 per cent more agricultural products than we are now producing," he said. Benson was the first witness be fore a Senate appropriations sub committee considering the annual farm money bill. It would provide more than a billion dollars in cash ' and loans to finance agricultural programs In the next fiscal year. AD LOOM 234 Large at Sayings CARPETS RUGS Room Sizes Up to 60 l lilt . ..ii. i.j.i., iu a. i j. . SAVFI on Woff,e R"g Cushion yt Reg $1.00 Sq. Yd. 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