Salem, Oregon, Thursday, January 10, 1957
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Driver Billed I
For Damage to
County Bridge
The matter of calling upon mo
torists who damage county bridges
to foot the bill for the repairs came
up in Marion county court deliber
ations Wednesday after Engineer
John Anderson had sent an item
ized statement to such an individ
ual. Explaining that the bill was the
first of its kind to pass over his
desk. Judge Rex Hartley asked
if the procedure was new
Anderson replied that the state
higbway department had had such
a policy for a number of years.
The question of identifying the of
fender is the principal obstacle in
collecting damages.
In the matter under considera
tion all of the railing of a 20-foot
span was torn out by the impact
of the automobile, necessitating
considerable financial outlay on
the part of the county to make
repairs.
The license number of the ve
hicle was used to determine the
owner. The bridge was located on
the Turner-Marion road.
Blue Book Error
Quickly Changed
Sam Wildermari, newly elected
state representative from Port
land, doesn't need to worry be
cause the newly published Oregon
Blue Book mistakenly calls him a
Democrat.
Secretary of State Mark Hatfield
says the mistako was discovered
in time to correct It in all but
about 100 copies.
Those 100 copies are the ones
that were distributed in advance
to newspapers.
Ingrid Insured for
$350,000 for Visits
PARIS UR Ingrid Bergman,
who will make a weekend flight
to the United States Jan. 18 to
receive the New York film critics'
award as best actress of 1956, has
been insured for $350,000 for the
trip.
The policy Is to cover possible
losses to the producers of the
Paris stage hit "Tea and Sym
pathy" if anything should happen
to prevent her from returning to
play the star role for the rest of
the season.
MILITARY MEN
AND VETERANS
Rowell Returns
MSgt Ted Rowell, Liason NCO
with the 9414th Air Reserve sqaud
ron at Salem for years from
August 1952 until December 1955,
when he was assigned to duty in
Korea, returned to his home and
family in Salem on Christmas Eve
last month. Even though on 30-day
leave Sgt. Rowell couldn't miss at
tending the first meeting of the
9414th in January and renewing
old acquaintances.
Sgt. and Mrs. Rowell leave Sa
lem on January 14 for a tour of
duty as reserve liason NCO at
Owensboro, Kentucky.
Special Schools Set
Vancouver Barracks, Wash.
(Special) Special officer candidate
schools for Army Reservists will
be opened next summer, army
sources revealed today. There
will be a nine week infantry course
at Ft. Benning Ga., and an It week
Artillery course at Fort Sill, Okla
homa. The program gives Army
Reserve Warrant officer and non
commissioned officers opportunity
for officer candidate schooling com
parable to those offered by the
National Guard. Information con
cerning these courses can be ob
tained from the unit advisor, La
AR Training Center, PO Box 550,
Salem.
Salem Men Sail
San Francisco. Calif. 'Special)
Three Salem men sailed thus week
aboard navy destroyer escorts for
a two week Naval Research train
ing cruise to Acapulco, Mex. They
are Floyd R. Gartner. 1335 Hincs
St., aboard the USS Weeden, and
Clayton K. Raker, 1017 Norman
Ave., with Robert G. Durham. 1315
. N. 17th St.. aboard the USS Nickel.
Two Molalla men are also on the
USS Nickel. They are Gary Hunt,
route 2 and Harold Mitts, route 1
Sergeant Returns
Willamina (Special Sgt. Pete.
Reynolds was home from Augusta
Ga., for the holidays, and has re
turned to his post at Camp Gordon
near Augusta. Ga. Mrs. Reynolds
accompanied him, and will live
mere.
Oreeonians on Sliip
Ft. Mason, Calif. (Special) Two
Oregon men are among Army per
sonnel aboard the USS General
A. E. Anderson arriving at Fort
Mason. San Francisco Sunday
Thev are Harold S. Atkinson and
Donald T. Welp, both of Toledo.
Rating Received
C.nrvai fSnnHnll Mr find Mrs
Fred Manning of Gervais have re-
rpntlv rpreivpH word that their
son, Jerry Manning who is with
the Air Corps, has received me
ralinff nf Airman 3rd Class and
has been transferred from an air
hacp in Tpvac tn Kpesler Air Force
Base, Mississippi. Young Manning
is attending a specialized scnooi ai
the Keesler Air Base.
Returns to Camp
T.Tvrnt.vPvt. Allan Meiss-
tier, son of Julius Meissner of
Lincoln was at home on a 14 day
Ian Hurino thp hnlidavs. He left
by plane from Portland to fly to
his station at Fort Bliss, lexas.
where he is with communications
in rtillprv Pvt Meissner gradu-
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