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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1955)
0 o o G Pa --.Sectif 2 O o G JEsttStoliun0 oln Wiojjsyi maries he will enter. In addition to the April 3 bating there, the senator ar.n19.ced he'll also be listed in primaries in New Hampshire, (Marc-D-3, and Call Stevenson, The only other active candidate (or the Democralic'tfom ination, hai said he'll enter tW f-.... . tr t ..... i California contest taut has an- lauin (wiruu' say lies uuci I . eft ..M in ,. Florida and Minnesota ! ZZtSZ"!! uiuiuii an. icajuciuiai'i uiiaiica b'.'t hasn't decided yet wiiethcr to WASHINGTON Sn. Ke- "I'cnge Adlai StAenson in those states. ne auver yesterday addl Wis consin tothe list o party prl- M'CKV THEV AREN'T. Sherman County journal Good people should be happy Road Oiling liifls Are Sought lor JB Hospital Patftiitg. Q f Cifta for patienti at the state l.OSl J UfiljJS Jberculoii hospital areQ being O sought hjj the rehabilitation com- The cost of oiling roads e in : mlttee the Marion County Tu Marion county next year is ex- berculosis and Health Association pecian ap oe consioeraDiy more i hara orra per mne Dasis inan aunng 19o5, said County Engineer Jchn THE CAPITA JOlftXAL . Anderson Tuesday he submit ted the report coveeing 'this year's operation as prepared by i it i en ildt 'or legs r J i that so many crooks are not Kery i AssisUnl Engineer Ted Kuenii.' 11111 l. I ,, .. ; 1 j ne increase, ine ciixiueer said, would be brought about by heavier bases to wnhstand in creasingly larger loads and the necessity for constructing better and wider shoulders. The average cost per mile for new oilinK this year was Sfl,- B71.72. Next year it will prob ahly exceed Moon. fiesealinR work cost $1.219 08 per mile during the oiling season of 1959. This year's work included 17 miles of new oiling and 30 302 of old oiling or an over all increase of about 25 miles as compared with 1955. Total cot of opera tions was $171,001.86. Of this amount SI 17,478 85 went into if the othar aid for underarms Suggested gifts, which may be left at ftie association office at 1890 State street, include magazines, puzzles and 'games. Bobes, pa jamas and slippers, which are not furnished by the hospital, are also needed. The association Is also taking contributions whlcrawitl he used to purchase a television set for the patients y k Holt to Ask . CCA Inquiry LOS ANGELES MB Rep. Holt (R-Califi said Tuesday that as a result of hearings into the tragic Joel Thorne air crash which cost nine lives he will demand a con- Red Tag Tied OnUEUi1ion By FRED S. Hifc'FMAN WASHINGTON (-The Justice Department says the United Rlec cal, Radio and Machine Work ers of America L'EI is 'Wilder the domination and control of members of Communist, organiza- tions." The department leveled this charge y enter dv in asking th I Subversivt Activities Control ! Board iSACBI to label the VE as !a Communist-Infiltrated labor un-l Mon. The UE was ousted from the CIO six years ago on similar grounds. Many of HE'S 100,000 members have been working on defence orders. If the SAC3 should agree fo lly designed for t a compact X ient ras Especia women' fast, sure, conveni CHOICE OF 6 COLORS IN GIFT BOXES Only .down 14.95 muwmuu Small deposit holds 'til Xmas-Pay just 50c per week in January sivc Green Stamps 365 N, Commercial Ph. 3-4163 new surfacing. $44,254 85 inlo I .i f invesinjauon 01 ne -iv-old oil projects and $481.27 fori" Aeronautics Administration, bridge surfaeins. Accounts re-1 n' lawmaker accused the CAA ceivable total $8,800.89. j of "not doing a complete job of The highest cost per mile of ; eniorcing safety regulations. $10,431.54 insofar as new work is concerned occurred on the 2.23-mlle stretch of the Victor Point road. Total expenditure on this job was $23,262.33. The least expensive job was the .59 mile project on the old Mill City rrsd where the average cost was $3,797.88. Some time ago Holt held a hear ing into the tragic crash of playboy Thome's plane into an apartment house in the fog last Oct. Thorne and eight residents of the house died as a result of the crash and ensuing fire. The Civil Aeronautics Board Is currently conducting a hearing cm the mat ter. "These hearings have convinced me more than ever that the CAA is not doing a complete job of enforcing safety regulations. There have been too many holes in its A 62-voice chorus from North enforcement procedure." Holt said Snlm Hinh S-hnnl Hlr-liH hv ' -""K"in" U--IUI-- lurill- lloward Miller, entertained the Kiwnnis Club with Christmas music Tuesday in the Hotel Sen ator. Choir Entertains Salem Kiwanians I er in a statement: "Thorne was allowed to take off in fog, although he was not quali fied lo fly on instruments. This certainly indicates inadequate flight supervision by the CAA. Thorne was expelled from several airports but, because of lack of coordination among airports, he was able to move on to other fields." In addition to several songs by the entire group, the Harmon ettes, Margie Bolt, Helen Manke and Darlene Goodman, sang num bers. Accompanists were, Judie Seamster for the entire chorus and Judy Seely for the Harmon etles. Both old and new version oi iuic muMc were presented. tt t i i n i Pamela Clayton played a violin svlllkaid ail(l Kotll le.0ms.ear.eompa y Judie Make Honorary Frat The club elected Bill Itoss as! Salem students James L. Kin- second vice president to replace 1 kaid and David E. Roth were Art Atherton who left for a'wo of 28 juniors and seniors banking connection in San Fran-1 initiated by pregon State Col Cisco, and named two directors ' lege chapter of Alpha Zeta, na tn fill vacancies. Rev. Louis tional agricultural honor fratcr White and Dr. Robert T. Boals. Inity. .j' Membership In the fraternity g is based on scholarship, charac H ter, personality, and potential jj leadership in the field of agri i. culture. & Kinkaid, a senior in agricul ,S turc, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. 5 Leonard Kinkaid of 3555 River 5 Bend Road, Salem. Roth, a jun g lor in agricultural economics, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Roth of Route 8, B6x 520, Salem. They are both graduates of Sa- $2900o.wn Buys . , , fThe Delta Shop . . .J 8 4 Basic Tools With Motor ( 8 WALLACE'S jj Marshall-Wells Stored MmiNMMiHMiMMilEi lem High School. N-lMt lit When It Comes to TYCet VjORE to 113 B firi '..! fill II unr. NEW o u ' rV'rrw SoOTMifJS WITH MAlOLIGIiT 1Vt rtAUl r U0MT THAT1 XINOII 10 TOWl iTlf JyoTTwf'trouElrjk Uu tti t moroin el ' ywdina tht i lintsj 'swrovnd tsstrt'lrk this 2SSssSE3BBsm rjoTiavttioJlileM Uu tti t moroin el Ireadirw these 1 lino Even big-uretn TV rostrkn M-ond-toiy watching whsn I'l doted in light by o dork liclura fromt. Sylvonio lolelighl "rtmovsi" thi 'ramt, fiooli the picture in a ;ofl, roirful oll-oreund glow, 'idvroi teem b.jjir , , , art oiiir to wolch-even (er ouril Let your lyoi rest en leloLigSt for TV'i pfeownt nt P'Clu'ti by lor. Quality Firsl-Lasl-Always Valley TtUviiion Ctnttr tcchnicldni or alwayt alert to every Mrvic which mk your TV viewing more enjoyable. Yes, In isvyi.ee, tee, Valley TeWviiioji Center dhe-rei t quality! a ww UN 142 CondoWia ftlvd. Phorf 2-1913 brand the L'E asoPd-infifta8d, the independent un.O would" lose cJl standing and rights tVefore the .Tational Labor Ifjlations Ooard INLHBI. Albert J. Fitigerald. president of the L'E, said in New Yk that Atty. Gen. Browne II s "accusaj.ons jcainst us are lies." 0 Locci .Admits Beating Child ( KLAMATH FALLS A 29-, year-old logger admitted in district court Tuesday'that he had beaten and kicked his two-year-old step daughter. Donald Mier pleaded guilty to assault and baltery. Judge D. E. Van Vactor deferred sentence, pending psychiatric examination of Mier. lie had been arrested after neighbors complained ' the child was suffering a beating. Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, December 21, 1955 tut Belgium Ships Tanks o Egypt LONDON. The Foreign Of fice said Wednesdif 15 British World War oil tiks have been shipped to Egypt tft nrivate Bel gian dealers despite official efforts to block their export. The tanks were loaded Monday at Antwerp aboard the Egyptian vessel El Khira. They were World War If Valentines and had been reconditioned by -rro firm iBelgium for militafJ use. A Foreign Office spokesman told a news conference the tanks were slisaped out of tO country as (jKciap. staid the British govern- c ment was tightening up its licenj iAi procedures to prevent further unauthorized shipment). ATTEND FUNERAL MOLALLA Mr. and airs. Johif Walker left by plane Tuesday night for Los Angeles where they were called on the surMen death of Walker's sister, Mrs. Honor Uatla. 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