Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, September 25, 1956
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Section 1 Page 9
2-Way Radios
Approved for
Road Workers
For the more efficient opera
tion of county business, espec
ially in the road building depart
ment, the county commissioners
cuthorized Tuesday the estab
l.shment of a two-way radio sys
tem. The system will include the in
stallation of a base station, prob
ably at the county shops and the
niacins nf an timat04 in nut
lets in mobile equipment.
The court authorized the radio
program upon the recommenda
tion of County Engineer John
Anderson who has conducted an
investigation of the benefits to
be derived. The countv pnrrpnl.
Jh has three machines with
liadios controlled from the sher
iff's office. Anderson said he
jwould recommend the placing of
fO outlets.
A representative of one of the
larger radio equipment firms,
flvas in court Tuesday. He said
lhat the firm that got the con
tract under bid would have a
pionopoly of the installation of
radios in the county equipment.
Planners Slate
i Public Hearings
i Two public' hearings have been
.. let by Salem Planning Commis
lion for City Hall Oct. 9. Eisner
Investment Co. is seeking relief
from a side yard setback in order,
:: to erect a business building at
' 694 N. Church street.
Mrs. Vivian Damaske will ask'
. permission to build a house at
1595 S. 20th St. in an industrial
lone where new home construc
tion is now prohibited by the zon
ing code.
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OSC Fraternities Pledge 29
Students From Salem Area
Twenty-nine Salem area students
were among the 501 Oregon State
college students pledged to frater
nities at the close of rush period
Monday.
Salem and other valley students
pu'ugca include:
Acacia Leonard T.ahlnnf Ra.
lem; David Hartley, Silverton.
Alpha Gamma Rho Arthur
Gillian, Perrydale; Gary Harrison,
Sheridan: Stanley Schmidt, Silver
ton, Ronald Wrolstad, Molalla.
Alpha Tau Omega William C.
Grcis and Stuart Knrintifir Salem.
William Ford, Sweet Home, Ken-
nein i , i-iace, LeDanon.
Beta Theta Pi Robert Beals.
Kenneth Carl,. Jim Gordon and
Bruce Patterson, Salem; Ronald
Manchas, Dallas.
City Council
Okays Voter
Sound Truck
The Democratic Central com
mittee has received city council
permission to operate a sound
truck to encourage potential vot
ers to register, but it was made
clear that there would be no po
litical advertising on the vehicle.
A sound car, which was to pro
vide music for a Veterans M
World War I parade here last week
was prohibited from participating
after it was found to carry posters
urging election of a political can
didate. Alderman P. W. Hale, who pre
sented the request for the regis
tration sound car . from John
Horn, county Democratic chair
man, said he had been assured
that the vehicle would bear no
party or candidate's name.
The deadline for voter registra
tion is October 6.
Delta Chi Ronald Car and
Dennis Pembel, Salem.
Delta Sigma Phi Dale Hern,
Lebanon; William Knight, Albany
and Jere Overs. Alonmouth.
Delta Tau Delta Larry Cu
shing, Albany.
Delta Upsilon Ronald Baker,
Salem.
Kappa Sigma Frani. Garmon,
Jefferson: Peter Larson. Albany.
Phi Delta Theta John Steel
hammer, Salem. y
Phi Gamma Delti Gary Koep
pel. Albany.
Phi Kappa Harold Koch, Sa
lem. Phi Kappa Tau Frank Can
man, Robert Wilder, Salem.
Phi Sigma Kappa Robert
Rohland, Salem and Royce Clem
ens. Lafayette.
Pi Kappa Phi Charles A. Cur
rey, Gary W. Gleason, Gary
Smith, Salem; John P. Bollman
and Norman E. Coole. Dal'as.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon Michael
E. Jenkins. Salem; Jtichard M.
Mikesell, Albany, Donald W.
Thjrston, Scio.
Sigma Chi Denny H. Henni
ger. Albany.
' Sigma Nu James Fischer, Sa
lem; H. Richard Britton, Lebanon.
Sigma Phi Epsilon Gerald
Carleton; William Bateson, Salem.
Tau Kappa Epsilon Robert
Allen, John Minifie, Salem.
Theta Chi Lone Olson, R. Ter
ry Parson, Richard L, Rosen, Sa
lem.
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Truck Dispute I
Quickly Ends
PORTLAND Ifl A dispute
over the firing of a driver touched
off a work stoppage Monday at
Consolidated Freightways termi
nal here, but it lasted only a little
while.
Some 450 teamsters employed
by the company quit work and set
up a picket line, but went back to
work after the ousted driver, Don
ald Rohwer of Portland, got back
his job.
Rohwer had been fired for re
fusing to cross a picket line at
the strike-bound Swift and Co.
packing plant. Consolidated
spokesman Neil Broady said later
that its contract with the Team
sters provides that drivers can
not be fired for refusing to cross
a picket line.
BUYS MONMOUTH HOME
MONMOUTH (Special)-Clayton
M. Stone has announced that he
has purchased the property of Ed
Flcischman at the corner of East
Main street and Pacific avenue
(highway 99 W) and plans to open
a real estate offfce in the home.
"Lev It net automatically vtrythlngl
Whit dothei don'l happen 'automatically'
you stilt need Mrs. Stewart living for
parVIIng whltenei.
REDUCTIONS ON EVEN
2 Salem Students
Win Soph Honors
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON,
Eugene (Special) Sophomore
honors were awarded to 32 stu
dents after completion of the
I comprehensive e x a m i n ations
given last spring. To receive
the award students must pass
with distinction comprehensive.1)
in literature, history, study of
society and biological or phys
ical science.
Among those students award
ed honors were Marion Baum
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