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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1957)
Salem, Oregon, Monday, March 11, 1957. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Section 2 Page 5 Probers' List Of Vice Joints 'NotTooGood' PORTLAND ui Police Chief William Hilbruncr has termed as not too good" information dis closed by Senate committee inves tiealors that there are 35 am blmg, bootlegging or prostitution spots here. Hilbruncr made the remark after police and newspapermen checked the list of 35 places re- cased by a Senate committee InVPStlPntintf nhnM ii racketeering in Portland. 'There's some vice." Hilbruncr m. nc re still making arrests, but this is no U'idl-nnn Invun The committee's information wasn t too good. "WO WPnl nrnnnrl l -f .. . ...wuiiu iu auiiiu u those places. One of them had " uuuiuca up ana vacant for more than a year," he said. One news reporter said two of the addresses were non existent. Another said four spots were vacant, no one answered the door ai nve oi tnem, and occupants of 13 others denied they were used i titc ui any Kind. 61 to Finish At Chemawa On Tuesday CHEMAWA (Special) - Early giauuanon, urst such in the 72 year history of the Indian tohnnl will be heid Tuesday, March 12 llr 01 5iuacnis. v George T. Barrett, graduate of Chemawa who went nn tn tnl-o advanced work at the University oi Minnesota, will give the princi pal aoorcss at tne commencement. "Education of Living" will be his subject. He is now relocation r specialist for the Northwest area Of the Bureau of Indian nffnirc Student speakers will include ourion Monroe, member of the Blackfeet tribe of Montana; John ny Parker, Navajo from New Mex ico, and Helen Casamero, Navajo from New Mexico. Fifty of the 61 in the graduation class are in thp snpeta fivvnar program, objective of which is to irain ior permanent placement alt er completion of the. course. BUSINESS MIRROR Suez Canal Opening Will Bring Problems Mrs. David Shaw To Be Speaker at UO Matrix Table UNIVERSITY 0 F OREGON, (Special) Mrs. David Shaw, for mer editor and publisher of the Curry County Reporter, will be the speaker at the 1957 Matrix Table, sponsored by the univer sity chapter of Theta Sigma Phi, professional honorary for women in journalism. Date for Matrix Table is March 29. It will be in the Erb Memorial Student union. "Wicks" Shaw became owner of the Reporter in 1951 when her hus band opened law offices in Gold Beach. She took the job of editor with almost no previous journalis tic experience. During her five years ownership, the circulation tripled and the paper was sold in December, 1956 for two and a half times what she paid for it. Toastmasters to Meet A charter party for the Beaver State Toastmasters club will be held at 6:30 Monday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvah G. Brown, 1557 Urban Lane. The club, one of the newer toast master groups in the area, will receive a charier from George Van Dusen, governor of District 2, who will also install officers. Bea ver State will hold weekly meet ings each .Monday night at a downtown restaurant. By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK UI Reopening of the Suez Canal and the oil pipe lines across Syria will also reopen some old problems and intensify some new ones. 1. It will enlarge the question mark tied to the hike in gasoline and fuel oil prices and make the chance of price wars this summer more of a bogeyman for the oil industry. Tanker Route Change 2. It will fan the fight over inv porting sizable quantities of oil into the United States. 3. It will reshuffle oil tanker routes around the world. 4. It will lest whether all that Europe needs to extend its indus trial boom is less costly on man the American variety. East, Midwest Much Warmer By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Much higher temperatures and fair to partly cloudy skies was the outlook for the entire East Coast today while an active low pressure area caused thundershowcrs and strong winds in the central portion of the country and brough warm er weather from the Great Lakes to the middle Gulf Coast. Considerable cloudiness and thurdershowers were forecast for the Mississippi Valley and show ers and thunderstorms were in the works from the Great Lakes south ward to the Gulf. Showers and cooling were ex pected across the central and southern plains and showers and thundershowcrs were to sprinkle the eastern Dakotas and the South ern Plains states. UN Group Opens Hungary Hearing GENEVA Wl The U. N. com mittee investigating Russia's sup pression of the Hungarian revolt began its European hearing Monday. The five-member group is scheduled to hear scores of eye witnesses who fled Hungary after the Budapest fighting. The hear ings will be closed, and the names of the witnesses are to be withheld. A 24-HOUR OPERATION DES MOINES, Iowa (UP) A district judge had: no trouble di viding a car between a 21-year-old couple In a divorce settlement. The judge ruled Leon Burk should use the car by night and his ex- wife should drive it by flay, 'ine Burks agreed without complaint. Oilmen say return of Mideast Oil to Europe in volume isn't likely to change: 1. The desire to become as in dependent as possible of any fu ture closure of the canal and to look for other pipeline routes for the same reason. 2. Plans to step up atomic en ergy programs in Europe. 3. Long-term plans of American companies to invest still more in Mideast oil production in spite of increased tension.' 4. The race to build up world tanker fleets especially the giant vessels that can carry oil around Africa or South America as eco nomically as the small ones do through the Suez or Panama canals. Tankers on Order The National Petroleum Coun cil, set up to advise the Interior Department, reports that so far this year nine million deadweight tons of additional tanker capacity have been ordered, bringing to 38 million tons the amount now pro jected. It figures the world's ship yard tanker capacity is now fully booked through 1960. if all the other vessels talked about turn into blueprints the yards would be busy through 1964. The Middle East Emergency Committee, set up with Washing ton's blessing to pool the transport facilities of 15 American oil com panies to get needed oil to Europe will be closed down as soon as possible after the canal is operat ing freely again. The fight over the size of oil imports into the United States has boiled up again. Arthur S. Fleming, outgoing U.S. defense mobilizer, has or dered oil importers to report their plans for the first six months alter the canal is cleared, inde pendent domestic oil producers bitterly oppose sizable importa tion of Mideast and South Ameri can oil to the United States. The price question is even more touchy. After the Suez closure, the price of domestic crude oil and its products went up. Oilmen stoutly defend this against con gressional criticism as necessary because of rising costs of finding, processing and distributing oil and its products. But the large surpluses of oil and some products, although pulled down by the unexpected European demand, might rise acain as the Mideast on Hows in volume. Some oilmen fear this will make the new price structure shaky. 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