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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1955)
j-(Soc. 2)-Capila1 Jimriial, Salpm, Ore., Thurs., July 21, 1953 V MARTIN NEW ASSOCIATION OFFICIAL 3 ': ' ' : aw . Mm iiinhMnte trim iiihi ni inn 'It . .-s Jj Backstairs of Traveling White House Reveals Briefs By MKHR1MA SMITH I nilrd Presi While Home Writer , GENEVA l:PI Backslairs at one day, looked over the cow and th travelling While lloufe: j remarked pvially that th? dawn The American delegation here, vocals reminded him of "home" for the B'S Four meeting with i which he def ied as his farm at President Eisenhower is constent-: Gettysburg, Pa. ly amazed by the crowds the . President atlrac'.s as he drives1 Mr. Eisenhower staff has nev from his villa to the Palace of r seen sucn international confer Nations. ' ence security as that prevailing The President himself has been nen! nartirnlarlv amused bv the laraei Not even the highest rankins crowd of Ltatuesoi'e Swiss eirls members of the White House ,hn t,- (mm a nuhlie h.nhinj. can get into the grounds hah air,n the hishwav in their Palace of Netions without a bi verv hrief Bikini swimmins suits ' colored "D" slicker on the to shout "Alio. Ike" as his pro- lor car indicates the occupants cession rushes by. I sre members of an official UiUU. mere unau ue . The Swij, police ln(ormed ,ne near Mr f- ttsenher American Secret Service weeks some o the White House Party! lht (k ,d tndcrtake a duck ou for luncn They have h3d suri, Jaulions for lhe con. j incredible luck trying t order , , 1 f" h , , , , iced coffee. Ihus far an order for , , conlro,Tta Secret Service iced coffee has produced a large ,r-.A , k. ,..:.j .,,.i glass of muddy.'ooking ice crearn i 0f fc Pre5iden:-S eslale. topped by a high-calorie spurt of- , . . whipped cream. I 0n chestnut tree near the - entrance to the presidential villa v,.i itr frnm Mr VUenhnwer's i mere are two teiepnones. une is GET AUTOGRAPHS 15 j Newly elected secrelory-treasurer of the Oregon District t- .Superintendents Association is nyue -narun, icu, adii-m, 'superintendent of public education of the state department of education. The group elected new officers at the close of a two day annual conference held July 18 and 19 on the Uni versity of Oregon compus at Eugene. Marion Winslaw, cen ter. Coos Bay superintendent, will be vice-president and Ewart Jewell, right, Bend superintendent, was elected president, of the group. The net income of U.S. rail roads was 673,600,000 million dol lars in 19.14, the smallest since 1949. villa is a stable and a yard of j'". s'" """V an ri"8s r mill a itriiiifu, ifcii-iuiicu uuti. On thp nthur cirlj of iho trpp it an American security telephone which rings with the authority and volume of an air-raid alarm. A nhnne call (n the American r fe 7 k , h . headquarters is answered by al Not true, however, that, a tele Before most of his party had Armv sipn, enlisted Dhone call to the Russians at early morning cuuue, ine rrusi- man wno says "Geneva White ineir neaaquariers piuuuLtra on .- fancier, but as America's most distinguished breeder of Black An gus cattle, he naturally wanted to know where the early morning moos were coming from, s,a!t i -T jr j i . - y i of the lo .r.. VI- .-. k .,i U4 f rijht- r vsrv , , .. . iN r . . , . v ; ; 1 t dele- -Kr .- f n ' Z'iV P-.lm-' X, I dent walked down to the stable 'House iswer of "Geneva Kremlin." Cathy Diggles, Miss Canada, left, and Margaret Rowe, Miss England, right, get an autograph from Actress Mamie Van Doren during lunch at studio commisary in Hollywood, Calif. They, along with all the other Miss Universe contestants, spent the afternoon visiting the Universal-International Studios. 100 Years Ago President Pierce 'Cools Off in Retreat WASIIINCTON (UP) A cen tury Oi-'o Congress was in recess. President Franklin Pierce wrote friends that he was "cooling off" ii his New England retreat. There were indications mat ine By IIAFt.MAli W. NICHOLS United Press Jilaff Correspondent than a week, the price was $1.7) per day per person. Muunlain Retreat Capon Springs, Va.. advertised as a delightful summer place the "Mountain House" al "this pop- canilal was going through a hot ular watering place. spdl in July. iia:. just like tliej The owners suggested that one one we had here 100 years lolcr j take the slage at Baltimore at But Die papers leave us to guess: 4 1-4 a.m. and connect wilh a at this lale date what the temper-j steamboat at Alexandria, "with aluro might have been. Neither I breakfast and board, free." Once was there any forecast for the ninrrow. Hints of the wealher came in the form of advertisements. George W. Illackston plugged his pavilion, nwny from the heat and bustle. The proprietor's table. George said, "will be supplied wiih the delicacies abounding in the acres adjacent to Blackslon's Islands." One week or more, $1.2.1 a day, including everything. Less Death Claims Claude Hulbuit at the "Mountain House, room aw' board ran as low as $4(1 for ; 2fi days with "children and col- ; ored servants half price." j The managers of Llagett, New- ton, May it Co. were happy pco- i pie. They inserted a card of i thanks in (he newspaper Intelli gence r thanking the four custom ers who "had the kindness to set tle their accounts rendered tlte 3rd of last month. All who have not settled wilt oblige us very much by so doing." A correspondent for the New York Times reported from Wash ington that one Roger A. ryor. r.sq. had been selected by a grateful administration to pvr- lorm a secret service in r.urope. That was the end of the item. News About Drunks Getting away from Washington, the New York Times Jet it be known that it was continuing what ALBANY - Claude Morgan Hul- hurt, 74, member of a prominent IJnn county pioneer family, died Wednesday al an Albany hospital following a Jong Illness. The lit called the wrcklv "toner list funeral will be held at 2 p.m.. Apparently in the interest of Friday at the Fisher Funeral shaming those who drank too home, with burial to be in the Or- much. leans cemetery. The column started off with the .Mr. Hulburl. who was a retired , notation: "We eive vou lodav our carpenter, had been a resident of Junction City for the past 15 years. He was born Oct. 23, 1881, in Uic Orleans community near Albany free list of arrests." The paper named names and interesting quo tations from those in trouble. Richard Curry confessed that and spent his early years in Linn he had not had n dmn of hnni tuumy. nu iiveu hi oKit fiiy ui i.uie county for a number of years tie fore moving lo Junction City. In 1!K13 at Albany he married For rest Smith, who died the next vcar. Three years later he married Km- liquor in three months and thai unaccustomed as he was to the custom at the time It upset him considerably. The court ruled that it certainly had. Peter Cof field said that what he ma wayier on June 3, 1W7 al Al- drank, he drank in the privacy of bany. j nj own hovel. He hlamrd his Survivors, in addition to the Wl(ei who "brought it home to w.dow, include two sons, Wayne pie." o; Junction City and Linfred" of, niarles Castles, under question- j-iiacmy; a oaugmer, Mrs. winning, said "I live nowhere, am' Hughes. Anuria; his mother, Mrs. i snmciimcs evervwhere." He told Lydta Hullmrt, Albany and lour thc judge that "he didn't keep r. MsiiminiHiiiii. (iarv 10w - d ue kno... hmv h(1 cot into such a mess. He also sau' something about having an innate dislike for jailhouscs. Vandals Again Strike Lebanon l.KBAXOV- Further Incidents In a current wave of vandalism wre reported to officers early ll week. Tar was poured down the chimney of the Automatic laun dry. M W. Vine St., over the V. rk end. It was discovered when the drier was put in opcr ai on Monday. Two bicycles weir stolen from Hie parking area at the tnunici. p.il pool while their owners were fwiniming Monday evening. Vnuths report Mm the loss were Vcrnnn (iilley. "J77t r.irc1,! St., nd Vernon Miller, i45 S. San ti:un highway. Overturned Boat Causes Big Hubbub SAV PKimo. Cal.f. v - M fi it o itlmard moinr boat mor tu.nt'd in Los Angles harhor yi'slerday, and then things really li,"'ipened. An undenlided spectator evi rintly turned in all suits f a'anns because, presently, twit f re boats appran'd. along with a pclicf boat, three Coast (Uiard b Mts. a Coast tlunrd l.uid rescoe t: vk, a fire chief and assorted p'-'icr car-. A mid th marine hubbub, an iii'drnl-ed iter taxi operator p- sed in annn Ih? offtenl fl'v ti'la and calmly fished Harlan S fies and I Id Burcham out of Ih drink. They got back in their righted li at ; rut went cruising about the h.irb'r a:.iin. while the f.reincn. Ci ast '"'lauls and policemen likrd It a quiet, restful place Albany Court Docket Ready AUS.W'Y Circnil Judge Victnr Olhver ba mmpletrd tlie docket ti)r thp Srpli'mhpr lorm of court. "rnins Mmulay, Si-pl. 12. Scl up tor trial arc 42 jury cacs. Hie jury panol will bo niado up oarly in Aiisiist, Jiidso Ollivpr said. 'I'lio laruost rasp of (lie list i tlial of Norquisl Bros. vs. Harold MiKay, llio l & M Woodworkini; company and tho I'orllaud Mann t.n'lurim Co. In thai caso oriain.it. in': in a toro-l liro of Novoinlior. Uio plaintiff!, a-k $7.:k)7..iil lor loc- dostnnod hy lire. Dolond , ant aro diariiod i!h nolnoiUT ir not siMlHiontly anardini; (iros sol n slash-m: and in hnmma of uasto pai l' of linihor I o 1 1 o d in Iho iju.utvillo aroa. Driver Punished Al.lt WY - Carl Itmltvliili olnor bv T li P'oiHloi! -Miillv in divtriol iswirl ait .Huia!,on tf roi-kloss driving ami .i, (,n,., $i.,0 ,( ros, Hi'lH' Womloll lompkins ollrn-o i-li.uvod was roninnlto.l Ma I on Iho Kn,i Kuttp..irort mis i-.iso as i osl n or Ih dunn-i;,! , , rco of drunk iTivi-i: in,, in,,!,,,.! t ,isnlis u Mi.idi- In iho district allornoy. (iKKYMs! UK, H IlKIMON WtHUHit UN Mmiiw. f II,, IH.-12 rla-s of f.orvais t'nion huh school will hold a reunion Sunday 'July 24, l Soiilcniicr park ii Vtnndblirn. Manlov Dr.lardin is i chai-of of Hiianiioiiionis. assisted by I arl r rancis. Konnelh Munniii ; Klnroncr- (l)uroilo' Sa.illcld. 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