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Hungarian Actor a Refugee Here
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem, Oregon, Thursday, December 13, 1956
NEW YORK Sanrfnr StaUa, Hungarian stnjce and irrrrn ilai,
Main with his wifr, art rem Katn Rarrzy, and thrlr rhlldren,
Balau. 13, and liarna, 15, right. In a Now York aparlmnrt Inst
night. Thry fled Hungary lalp In November and are cn route to
Prorldfnre, R.I. (Al W'lrrphotn)
Petition Seeks
To Limit Power
Of Tax Group
An initiative petition that would
limit to advisory only the powers
of the State Tax Commission in
the valuation or assessment of
property was Riven a ballot title
and descriptive summary today
by the attorney general's office.
At the same time, the State
. Elections Bureau Kent cut the first
petitions or circulation to Frank
I. Kinney, Eugene, sponsor of the
Initiative.
County assessors now assess
property under supervision of the
State Tax Commission.
Kinney must obtain 3ft..riM signa
(urea before July KWfl in order to
get the measure on the 11)58 gen
eral election ballot.
The proposed measure, titled
"Limiting Powers of State Tax
Commission'" was described:
"To limit supervisory powers of
State Tax Commission over county
tax officials in the valuation and
assessment of property, in secur
ing, uniformity of assessment and
equality of taxation, to advising
and assisting such officials. Re
peals joint state - county property
tax re-appraisal program. Repeals
procedure for state administrative
and judicial review of ads and
omissions of property lax officials.
Father, Son
Sent to Jail
Stolen Gems
Mailed Bach
Smitli Urges
Residents -to
Use Vaccine
Gov. Elmo Smith today Joined
President Eisenhower and federal
health authorities in urging Orc
gonians to take advantage of the
present plentiful supply of Salk
polio vaccine.
The State Board of Health re
cently announced that the number
of polio cases reported in Oregon
so far this year was 62 per o'ut
less than during the same period
a year ago, the governor pointed j
out.
At the same time, the depart
ment urged that all children arid
adults up to age 45 receive the
full series of three inoculations
of Salk vaccine at recommended
intervals to provide protection be
fore the start of the W57 polio
season.
The governor said adequate
supplies of the vaccine were on
and. He added that sufficient
funds were available through the
national polio vaccine assistance
act for almost 325,000 inoculations
in Oregon before next July 1.
"I urge that private physicians
and public health departments use
this supply to assure (hat no one
in Oregon be denied the protection j
of Salk vaccine for financial rtu-
Mins, the governor said.
They Take Gravy and Cake for West Coast
KEY
u-iRDEX Anns M'.n
CHICAGO (UP)- The assistant
CASHES COSTLY CHECK
DKNVER (UP)- Delmer RoubU
..j.. rnlt fmintv jail. Hans deaux, 43, received a check for
Reindeer Can't
Stand Crouds
.
W. Mattick. added a new key - .... .... v P.v ,
hi, collection today. He was, from S.oux tribal land enter
awarded a Phi Beta Kappa key by prises on the .Rosebud Rcserv..
. .1 - -i : '.. ' tinn in Cniith rtalcnla H met Unit.
the Illinois chapter oi me ":' ' , , ,, ' "
top scholastic society.
bidcaux a dime to cash the check.
Dice Clatter
In Courtroom
PITTSBURGH HV-Otlo and Hel-
ga, two genuine Lapland reindeer,
are at the Highland Park Zoo to
day and have a couple of stand-
for the Christmas season
iwo nunc ucer. m . , ,,,. i.m..
Oto and Ilelga were brouglitl.o,- .ui;, -i,,-OM i
here bv the Mellon Bank which " " " , "
planned to display them through j Municipal Court the judge picked
the Christmas season in the bank : up the dice police had seized and
seven.
OMAHA Wl When James S.
MII.'lltAV OAL'C filif l
Mrs. Sally Schwartz' received her rnJa. But one day was enough roned
Christmas
delivered
present early. It was
the mail yesterday.
for the reindeer. Crowds made i
them i
"Seven is your number.' Judge
NEW YORK Natalie J. Kiggin, 15-year-old Olympia, Wasli.,
farm girl, feeds her "Hoot Owl" cookies to Mrs. llildreth H. Halhe
way, of Santa Barbara, Calif., at the eighth annual Pillsbury
Bakeoft here today, Mrs. Hallieway woo grand prize of $25,000
and title of "Cook of the Year" for her Califorina casserole of
meat, gravy and dumplings. Natalie won second grand prize
of $10,000 for her cookies. (AP Wireplioto)
CI.0VIS, N. M. OP-Uist. Judge
E. T. Jlensley Jr. sent J. B. Mar
tinez and his lti-year-old son both
to jail because of the youth's re
peated run-ins with the Jaw. j
nervous, so tney were placed 0.Bri.n tuUi lavnes. "We'll roll
The sender didn't include a return "1 !nm:1 t . 1 u" . them aifain. If we hit seven you're
address, lie simply placed :to 11111 (U'er lou l,l,'ir V-' l ll,lf ! eoinK to jail for tiO days."
cents postage on the package and
mailed it.
Mrs. Schwartz opened it to find
$3,700 woi tti of jewels. They were
hers. They were stolen from her
bank.
FISH GET ALCOHOL
MAYSVH.E. Ky. (-'rhe life
The judge also ordered six other! home Uec. 4 while .she was at- of a fish is not necessarily an un-
boys and their parents locked up tending the funeral of her hi is- happy one. About J 5.000 gallons of
for brief periods Tuesday until hand, composer Jean Schwartz. ! grain alcohol sank in the' Ohio
they had paid court costs and who wrote "Chinatown," ninong River near here when a tug
made good S24 worth ot stolen; other hits. , rammed a barge. The tug was un
produce. Included with the jewels was damaged. Barge owners said they 1 grounds of cruelty after 38 years private firms,
Martinez and his son were sen- a newspaper story of the theft, j would try to recover the craft. j of marriage and 15 children.
tenepd to 10 days in jail in con
I'hc dice clattered in a silent
courtroom and came up ten.
"Twenty-five dollais and costs,"
said the judge.
nection with a theft. Judge Hens
y said while in the same cell
they could discuss their relation
ship and try to reach Rome under
standing for the future.
The judge Raid a new law gives
him the power to lock up both
the oifcndcr and parent in juvc
! nile cases.
Kotarian
Dinner Due
Ex-Poslnien
Seven former employes of the
Salem post office wjo have re
tired since October ;il. will be
honored by fellow workers at a
dinner to be held at 6:30 Friday
night at the American Legion club
house.
Combined service of the seven
men totals 258 years.
Those being honored are: Carrol
L. McDonald, supervisor with 3fi
years experience; Ferd E. Bar
nick, 42 years; I.. J. Rock, 41
years; and Carroll K. Hamlin, 30
years, all city carriers; Luther I).
took, 33' years; and rlovd C.
Crnhtrce, 41 years, rural carriers.
and William H, Fast, 35 years,
clerk.
The men will be presented with
service record certificate by
Postmaster Albert C. dragg.
Jiuhe
Bob Ctnim, in of Mr. miii
Mrs. Will t.atrs, 1011 Howard
St., who was named stmt nil
Rn tartan for January at Souin
Kalem high nrhnnl (hit week.
Hp t rninr Has prrtirfrnt.
Orders
Jail, Haircut
l.ONt; HKACH, Calif. Con
victed of slugging a fellow drau
racer, Lou Dale Wanek, 18. w ill
serve a 24 hour jail sentence Sat
urday and as a condition of three
years probation he'll have to fore-
;o his Klvis Presley haircuts,
W ancle had the long sideburns
shaved off and when he returned
to court Superior Judge Ralph K.
Pirrson commented:
"You look a lot belter. There's
going to lie mme of this bobtail,
curls ami t m i: Iris Mull while
you're on probation. A person s
appearance gem-rally rnlecls. hts
iiiuaid ttioughts."
Wanek was convicted ir striking
17 year-old F.dward Dohi msky
with a chain when he refused to
nicept a challenge for a nice.
15 CHILDRKN ENOIT.II
LAWKKNCK, Mass. m Mrs.
Lena Ouelelte has sued her hus
band. David, for divorce on
A SUBWAY SCHOOGE
NEW YORK (UP) Five sub
way workers serenaded rush hour
crowds with Christmas carols
Wednesday in a burst of under
ground seasonal spirit. Most scur
rying riders in Grand Central Sta
tion liked it, but one commented:
"What we need is good lights and
clean trains not this kind of
baloney." -
three days. Despite a union plea,
telephone employes walked off
their jobs Tuesday night in a 24
hour protest for higher pay.
FOR
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jj( Imported Ziphyr &
8 SWEATER VESTS
I $7.50 J
BLDCK. 5-FOR GIFTS THAT COST SO LITTLE . . . LOOK SO LOVELY
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Free Gifts-Coffee
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Turkey
Ham Snacks
or
lmmm murs luwhc AfPiiAM 4 boot FuimssiB
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I STItlKES HIT ITALY
ROME i.n Two strikes hit
Italy at home and in her world
communications today. Gas
workers went on strike against
shutting off sim-
plies in homes and hospitals for T was s to
v
$ ' Corner of Senator Hotel g
OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY
9:30 A. M. TO 9 P. M.
SATURDAY 9:30 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M.
for the Kiddies at
MEIER & FRANK'S-SAIEM
DOG SLED RIDE
Patio Shop-Second Floor
Thai's right an actual dog sled ridel Actual "working Sam
oyed dogs from the Yukon kennels of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Christensen of Jefferson, Oregon. These dogs have been
shown all over the Northwest and in Alaska and have been
winners many times. Take the kiddies on an exciting and
thrilling, never-to-be-forgotten dog sled ride on wheels,
only 15c.
Friday, December 14
7:30 P. M. TO 8:30 P. M.
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iraiHiysE
r
etc s
176 N. Liberty St.
OPEN MONDAY THRU FRIDAY NIGHTS
til 9-SAT. Til 5 30 UNTIl CHRISTMAS
OFF REGULAR
PRICE
PLUS A BIG TRADE ALLOWANCE
8
260 Stata St.--Ph. 3-9148
No Money Down
On Approved Credit
Make Your First
Payment in Feb.' 57
Fr Parking-Fre Delivery
Open N,l.i Til 9 til
Christmas
(Eicepl Sat. and
Christmas Eve)
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5ALEM OREGON CITY