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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1955)
8-(Sgc. lC3f jyffiCT fT?Tn, Ora., Thurs., July 21. 1955 ; ' GABLE AND BRIDE ( 5 ttf I I . T ;:tV',V It AJ 'II- Actor Llark (Jable and his brnlc, Hie lurmer Kay Williams Spreckles, pose for their first pictures at (iahle s fcn cino, Calif., ranch home since their clopment to Minrlen, Nov., July 11. They returned to the ranch July 19. (AP Wirephoto) Police Post Tests Slated Hood River Grand Jury Grills Cruelty of Police HOOD RIVKR HI A grand .move fast enough to please them. lury lectured Hood River police The two policemen involved. J.. ' . ... , U .. D.k.rf Chill anil llnnoM Clinhlav Wednesday lor ine way mi "" """ treated Robert Easley. 48. harvest I denied they kicked or otherwise worker from Klamath Falls, wno hurt Easley. died alter a fight here July 9. A motorist picked Easley up on The grand Jury said police picked the highway later, and took him Easley up without arresting him ; to the hospital at The Dalles, on proper charge, and, after a The grand jury said that neither cursory medical examination, i fcasley nor ine ponce asuea mat kicked him out of town and told he be admitted to the Hood River him not to come back. 'hospital, but added "This was a basic violation ofj "However, the grand jury feels Robert E a s 1 e y' s constitutional that when persons are brought o rights and is a practice that can-, the hospital for examination, and not and will not be tolerated," the ; hospitalization is needed or re- report said. Fnsley died July 10 in a hos pital at The Dalles from a punc tured lung. The grand jury earlier ;n,i;,-iiH annthpr harvest worker. l)os Matchen, on a manslaughter what further care and treatment charge, accusing him of kicking, the injured party, needs, and beating Kasley here. The grand jury said police were called after the fiKht in which Eas ley was injured. They took Easley to the Hood Hiver Hospital, where a nurse and an extern examii Easley beside the police car, report said. SAIGON, South Viet Nam m The nurse and extern agreed Premier Ngo Dinh Diem Thursday Easley might have a fractured (disavowed the persons who sacked i rib., but said he would be all ri;ht :two Saigon hotels Wednesday and if he rested quietly, the jury re ; said the government "has taken ported. I energetic measures to prevent the The nurse and extern later said renewal of these . incidments." they thought Easley was under ar-1 The anlicommunist premier rest and was going to spend t!ie ! made a nationwide radio broad- night quietly In jail. cast a few hours after the United quested, the medical personnel there should be extremely care ful to see that whoever ac. companies the injured person un derstands fully and completely Rioters in Saigon tde Disavowed by Diem August 4 and 5 have been des ignated by the City Civil Service Commission as dales for examina tions to select a new police cap tain and police sergeant. Both oral and written examinations Will be given. ! Eligible to take the test for captain are four sergeants while 88 patrolmen have the amount of service required to take the sergeant's examination. . Promotional eligibility had frvpircd when Capt. Stanley Friese died early last month. Sgt. Joseph Schuctz is now an acting captain and Patrolman K I wood Jlcwett is an acting sergeant. Hesults of the tests to be given will set up an eligibility Jist lor future vacancies. Oral examinations will be con ducted August 5 by Police Chiefs Cecil W. Fruitt, Corvallis and Vern Hill, Kugene. Deadline for submitting appli cations to the test is August 2. Instead, Kasley was taken to the States protested failure to protect city limits and told to leave town, American lives and property in a the report said. The grand jury wave of violence on the annivery- also took note of a deathbed state-lsary of the Geneva armistice ac merit from Kasley that said the I cords. The demonstrators caused police kicked him when he did not 'a million dollars in damage. rwc ntoA fr mm char9es Dism'-sed r,n(im nMi.,,Againsf Eugene Man Dog owners! You'd better make sure your dog is licensed! Three Marion county residents were served warrants Wednesday charging failure to procure a dog license. , They were released from the Marion county sheriff's office aft er posting $10 bail each. : Dog licenses were due March 1. According to the sheriff's of fice, the law provides for collec tion of a penally in addition to the regular fee it the, license is obtained late. Burglary charges against Erick Donald Nucschwander, 20, Eu-1 gene, have been 1 dismissed in Marion county district court. Nucschwander was returned here from Monroe, Wash., to face i charges of burglary in connec tion with the break-in of a Wood-! burn grocery store last year. Charges against two other me" in connection with the breakin had been dismissed and another two were placed on probation after the charges wro reduced to I petty larceny. LUNCHEON SPECIAL Friday & Saturday 1 1 a.m. to 4 p.m. Stuffed Tomato Salad With Chopped Chicken-Hot Roll JQ t Fresh Crab & Avocado Salad With Hot Roll QQ Miller's Cafeteria Downstairs Store Pad Covers Santiam Route The Marion county court has been presented with an agre ment covering that portion of the Santiam highway extending from Stout creek near Mehama to the Mission street entrance into Sa lem. The agreement was pre pared by the state highway de partment and takes care of the county roads that are crossed by the highway. The state highway commission Is expected to let contracts for the Stout Creek-Mission street section of the highway in the not distant future, although no an nouncement has been made -in this connection. The new route will involve virtually all new con struction. It parallels thre pres ent road on the north for a dis tance west of Stout creek in the direction of Stayton, then veers off over a northwesterly course crossing the StaytonSublimity road, north of Stayton. The im provement involves 23.9 of con struction. The section of'the Santiam highway between Lancaster and Airport roads has been complet ed, but barricades had not been removed early Thursday. How ever, some motorists have been using the route. The entire proj ect is part of the Federal Aid Secondary road system, involving the U.S. government, the state and the county. The county is not called upon to assist in the financing. When the 23.9 miles have been completed the Santiam highway will have been improved all the way from Mission street to Bend. By 1965 it is expected there will be about eight million men between the ages 20-25 in the United States. Sublimity to Give Uffelman Benefit SUBLIMITY A benefit will be given for the E. B. 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