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Who Is The Statesman? Salem Licenses Face Challenge Lucia Crown Lists Open i In Portland PORTLAND (AP) The annual search for the 1966 Lucia. NUNMt 11 (A Series) Hanford Plant Going Beyond N-Pover Hope Statesman, Salem, Oct. 21, '66 (Sec. Ill) 17 Reporter Painter Drive posted $75 bail pend -OBITUARIES SEATTLE (AP)-The Hanford Salem and Mid-Willamette Valley nuclear-power plant already has Salem's recently expanded city business license ordinance is apparently heading for a court test. Duane J.

Janicek, owner of Cascade Mercantile, 1230 Broadway NE, was arrested Thursday on a Municipal Court warrant charging "engaging in second hand business without a license." Janicek, 3080 Holiday I Queen of Light, is under way in Oregon under sponsorship of the I Scandinavian Men's Club, The winner of the Lucia crown will represent Oregon in Lucia Day festivities in Stockholm, Sweden, on Dec. 13. Deadline for applications is Nov. 11 with young women between the ages of 18 and 22 eligible. Jon J.

Mary ing a court appearance. P. E. Bishop, city license enforcement director, quoted Janicek as planning on challenging the license. The City Council earlier this year expanded its business license ordinance to cover almost every commercial establishment in the city.

The ordinance expansion came after a recommendation from the Salem Area Chamber of Commerce which wants businesses regulated to keep out marginal operators. son of Mr. Mary, 1635 Jon J. Mary, 4, and Mrs. Francis A.

Gunnar Sandberg, chairman, said that this year it is not required that applicants be of Scandinavian descent. Coronation of the Queen of Light will be Nov. 25. SALEM PLAZA 0 Grand emu iiUII special Capitol St. NE, died Tuesday in a Portland hospital.

He had been ill a month with rheumatic fever. He was born in Salem. Besides the parents, survivors include sisters Helen and Julia; brothers Rodney, Roger, Frank. Steven, Dennis and Michael, all of Salem. Services will be Saturday at 1:30 p.m.

at Barrick chapel with Rev. Richard H. Tusant officiating. Maurice H. Bernards (Story also on page 1.) McMINNVILLE Mass will be 10 a.m.

Saturday at St. James Catholic Church for Maurice Herman Bernards, 52, longtime Carlton farmer, who was killed Thursday in a car-truck collision southeast of here. Rosary will be 7 p.m. Friday at Macy Son chapel here. Burial will be at the St.

James cemetery. Born at Forest Grove, Bernards moved to this area at an 'End of Road In Rhodesia Said in Sight SALISBURY, Rhodesia (AP) Rhodesia and Britain now are closer to agreement over the nearly one-year-old independence crisis than most people realize, Prime Minister Ian Smith told the nation Thursday night. But, he said in a television interview, less important factors are complicating the issue. Smith spoke after the departure for London of Sir Morrice James, the British official who flew to Salisbury with Britain's final six terms for settlement. The prime minister declared the end of the road was in sight because the British now had set a deadline and he felt if Britain "throws in the sponge and goes to the United Nations" Rhodesia must almost certainly declare itself a republic.

Big Barge Beached By Storm SEATTLE (AP) The big Seattle petroleum barge Lumberjack was aground off the British Columbia coast Thursday and her owners feared she might be a total loss. The barge was driven ashore in Milbank Sound, 430 miles north of here, as she was being towed south from a season of helping resupply remote U. S. defense posts in the Aleutian Islands and the Arctic. 100 MPH Winds Hit The Lumberback was in tow of the tug Monarch when she encountered 100 mile an hour winds.

The Monarch was standing by offshore. Salvage men were unable to assess the full damage or determine whether the 272-foot long barge could be pulled off the rocky beach. The Lumberjack was reported apparently holed forward but still afloat at the stern. The United Transportation owners of the Lumberjack, estimated her value at about $650,000. Storm One of Series Storms that beached the Lumberjack were part of a series that have lashed the North Pacific the past week.

The Coast Guard here said the Wren a 53-foot combination fishing boat, was sunk off Kodi-ak as she sailed home with a cargo of king crab. Her owner, Richard Wamser, 31, Kodiak, and a crewman, George Gatter, 23, were rescued from a raft by the Coast Guard. One Group GIRL'S FAMOUS NAME TENNIS SHOES set a production record and expects to exceed that shortly, a Kennewick power official said Thursday. Owen Hurd, managing director of the Washington Public Power Supply System which built the $97 million plant, said it established a record for nuclear plants in the United States by producing 257.2 million kilowatt hours of electricity in September. Expected to Double The plant Thursday was turning out 430,000 kilowatts, about half of what it will do when the Bonneville Power Administration installs new transformers later this winter, Hurd said.

BPA distributes the power. ''I don't know what we would have done here in the Pacific Northwest in this time of lower power generation had it not been for the Hanford plant," Hurd said. Hydroelectric generation from Columbia River dams has been reduced since July because of low-water flows, and David S. Black, BPA administrator, has said power will have to be imported from British Columbia, California and Utah this winter to meet expected needs. Expectations Exceeded The plant, which began experimental production in the spring, has exceeded the expectations of WPSS officials, Hurd said.

"We have consistently been getting a higher capacity than expected because steam pressures have been exceeding our hopes," Hurd said. The plant uses nuclear fuel to make steam that activates 0 0 Reg. 5.09 and 6.C0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 early age. He attended McMinn- 0 0 Open 'Til 9 Tonight Nadeau's Jr. Boot Shop 447 CENTER ST.

NE Mozambique, ruled by Portugal as an overseas province, covers 303,073 square miles and is about twice the size of Lucy M. Breeden DALLAS Services will be 2 p.m. Monday at Bollman chapel for Mrs. Lucy May Breeden, 85, a longtime Dallas resident who died Wednesday at a hospital here. Rev.

Robert Kuykendall will officiate. Burial will be at Odd Fellows Cemetery, Falls City. Mrs. Breeden had lived in Yamhill for the past seven months with her daughter Mrs. Goldie Studnick.

Prior to that she had lived in the Dallas area for 55 years, moving here from Illinois. She was a member of First Christian Church here. Survivors include sons Ellis and John of McMinnville. Roy, Monmouth. Charles, Independence; daughters Mrs.

Cecil Belt, Mrs. Leotta Bush and Mrs. Studnick, all Yamhill, Mrs. Ethel Manning and Mrs. Hazel Miller, both Salem, Mrs.

Jessie Clayton, Scio, Mrs. Pearl Em-bree, Dallas, and Mrs. Bessie Fuller, Independence; 37 grandchildren, 63 great-grandchildren and 12 great-great-grandchild-dren. Everett H. Craven Services will be Monday at 11 a.m.

at Barrick chapel for Everett H. Craven, 71. former Salem resident who died Tuesday in San Francisco. Craven graduated from Willamette University in 1922 and was executive secretary of the Portland YMCA for 19 years. He was a USO director in World War II and resided in San Francisco about 20 years.

He leaves a widow, Susan, of San Francisco; daughter Mrs. Helen Carpenter of Salem; brother Ronald Craven of Salem: sister Mrs. Vera Pike of Portland; three grandchildren. Rev. George Swift and Rev.

P. M. Blenkingsop will officiate at the funeral. Interment will be at Pioneer Cemetery at Brooks. JOSEPH A.

JAMES BROWNSVILLE Services for Joseph A. James, 78, of Brownsville Rt. 1, Box 116, who died Tuesday, will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at Brownsville Presbyterian Church with Rev. Donald Livesay and Rev.

Ross Jackson officiating. Interment will be at IOOF cemetery in Lebanon. Huston funeral home is in charge. JEAN IE BAXTER Services will be Saturday at 10 a.m. at Barrick chapel for Jeanie Baxter, 69, of 506 21st St.

NE, who died Wednesday. Rev. Gerald L. Fosbenner will officiate. Interment will be at Forest View Cemetery, Forest Grove.

0 0 00 0000000000 ville schools. For the past two years he had been a salesman for Johnson Real Estate Co. here. Survivors include his widow Mry. Carlton: sons Vincent J.

and William E. of Carlton and Richard of McMinnville: sisters Mrs. Verna Buckley. Newberg. Mrs.

Irene Brian. Monmouth, and Miss Evelyn Bernards, McMinnville; brothers Irvin, Clarence, Elmer, Orville and Mel-vin, all of McMinnville; six grandchildren. Flanders Charles NEIL PARSE Neil Parse may be found prowling the halls of Marion County Courthouse most any weekday afternoon. For the past couple of years he's been responsible for The Statesman's coverage of county government news (and carries the responsibility well, too). Evening hours will find him back at The Statesman newsroom, trying to figure out those notes he scribbled during the afternoon, taking calls from correspondents and answering such earthshaking inquiries as, "What's on the school lunch menu for tomorrow?" In the morning, though, he is free from the job but not from work.

His first major house-painting project has assured this. Parse, 28, Is new at the domestication bit. After years of carefree bachelorhood, he took a turn for the nurse (ouch!) last January. He was married to Barbara, a registered nurse at Salem General Hospital. Parse is a true Northwesterner, a native of Olympia, Wash.

He is a University of Washington graduate in journalism, and edited weekly newspapers in Sunnyside and Cheney, and in Gresham before coming to The Statesman nearly four years ago. He worked The Statesman's police beat before taking on county government. Chiloquin Man Cleared of Murder KLAMATH FALLS (AP) A Chiloquin, man was acquitted recently on one count of first degree murder following a June 4 shooting at Fort Klamath. Clifford George 23, was acquitted in the death of Robert Kird, 32. He has also been charged with the death of Arnold Guy Eggsman, 19.

Another man, Claude Barber, Chiloquin, faces murder charges in the same incident. Too Bland' Diet Upsets Their Ulcers NEW YORK (AP) Half a dozen ulcer patients at a Bronx hospital left their rooms Thursday to protest on the street for an hour in pajamas against hospital conditions. "The food is bad," said Wil-fredo Castillo, 22. "They give you mashed potatoes ten times a week and one hard-boiled egg with toast, oatmeal and milk every day for breakfast. How long can a guy stand it?" Hospital Administrator Harold Salkind convinced the demonstrators to return to their rooms.

"It was all a misunderstanding," said Salkind, who explained that all ulcer patients receive a special bland diet. "It's the age of demonstrations," said a policeman at the hospital. LIQUIDATION! OF BANKRUPT STOCK PIANO-ORGANS Tourist Business Up BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) Yugoslavia's income from foreign tourists this year will be $100 million more than anticipated, the tourism chief, Joze Brilej, told an interviewer. He said the gross income from tourism would be $250 million and that the expectation for 1970 is $450 million. Notice Tallmans' have purchased the entire stock of Van Orman, of Palo Alto, Calif.

We are now offering these Pianos and Organs at big discounts. Only a limited Charles E. Flanders, 63, of Salem Rt. 3, Box 651G, died Thursday at a local hospital. He was a retired paper maker who came here from Longview, 9 years ago.

He was born in Augusta, Wis. He was a member of Masons In Kelso. and a veteran of World War I and II. Surviving are the widow, Sue, of Salem; sisters Elizabeth Ul-breicht of Horicon, Lela Leonard of Encinitas, Mabel Williams of Elkhorn, and Beulah Born of Milwaukee, brothers Orrin of Riverside. R.I., and Harold of Racine, Wis.

Services are pending at Virgil T. Golden mortuary. Bernard A. Peterson Bernard Alfred Peterson, 79, of 1430 Bellvue St. SE, died Thursday at the residence following an apparent heart attack.

A native of Norway he lived In this area 43 years. He was employed by Gideon Stolz Co. for about 10 years until he retired in 1954. He leaves a brother Adolf in Chicago, 111. Services are pending at W.

T. Rigdon mortuary. GENE P. BADER Services will be Saturday at 1 p.m. at W.

T. Rigdon chapel for Gene Paul Bader, 24, of 3591 St. NE, who was killed Wednesday morning in a cave-in at an East Salem sewer excavation. Interment will be at City View Cemetery. RACHEL M.

SIEFARTH DALLAS Services will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Bollman chapel for Mrs. Rachel M. Siefarth, 86, a longtime Dallas resident who died Wednesday at a Salem hospital. Rev.

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