The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Thursday, Morning. April 24. 1941
PAGE FIVZ
Local News Briefs
Permits Given Building per
mits were issued Wednesday to T.
W. Dacies. to reroof dwelling at
941 North Cottage street, $158;
C. D. Garvell to reroof dwelling
at 2410 South Commercial street,
$115; John W. Simeral to reroof
dwelling at 1605 North 18th
street, $100; H. J. Marsters to
alter dwelling at 1735 Court
street, $400; E. E. Buckles to re
pair r dwelling at 1240 North
Fourth street, $50; E. H. Jones to
erect one story dwelling and ga
rage at 740 Electric street, $3500;
"Foster and Kleiser to erect bill
boards at 2460 State street and
1060 North Commercial, street,
$25 each; Roy Page to repair
dwelling at 1085 North 17th, $300.
Lutz florist. P. 9592. 1276 N: Lib.
More Old Age Funds The state
liquor control commission Wed
nesday turned over to the state
treasurer $300,000 for bid age as
sistance. This makes a total of
$1,151,590 of state liquor profits
set aside for old age assistance
since . January 1. Officials esti
mated that liquor profits for tne
current biennhim would total ap
proximately $7,000,000.
Blind Give Prorram Wives of
, Lions and members of the Holly
. wood club are invited to. the Sa
lem Lions club luncheon at the
Marion hotel today for a pro
; gram presented by representatives
, t the , National Transcribers So
ciety tor the Blind. Pierce Knox,
.blind xylophonist, will play.
Very attractive new home 3
brdrns., fireplace, hdwd. firs., elec.
.water heater, $3750. $375 dn, $30
a mo. Another hse. at $3100, 10
dn. Bliven & Alderin, Ph. 7906.
Coming Events
i April 25 Missouri clnb meets
at 2464 North Commercial
street.
May 2. 3 May weekend at
Willamette university.
May 4-11 National Music
week celebration
May 11 Mother's day."
May 16 to 18 Boy Scent
council Camporee at Silverton
park.
Jane 5 S a 1 e m high school
commencement.
June 1 Willamette univer
sity commencement.
Roller Purchased The Marion
county court Wednesday approved
the purchase of a new ten-ton
gasoline driven Austin-Westen
road roller to be used in road oil
ing operations at a cost of $3500.
The county surrendered one of
its: three Mohr rollers, powered
by steam, in making the purchase.
According , to members of the
court, the new roller, much fast
er i than the old equipment, will
expedite oiling operations and
will mark another step in the
modernization of the count y's
road equipment.
Safety of your savings is. Insured
at Salem Federal. 130 S. Liberty
Group Grows Growth of the
Retail Salesmen's association of
Salem to about 150 members re
sulted in the decision Tuesday
night to hold the next meeting
in J the floral room of the cham
ber of commerce Monday at 8
pjn. Rupert Magee, president, in
vited all Salem salesmen and
saleswomen to attend.
OBITUARY
Hutchinson
Isom "Buck" Hutchinson, at his
residence, 1530 Woodrow street,
Sunday, April 20, at the age of
66 years. Survived by widow,
Mrs. Anna Hutchinson of Salem;
daughters, Mrs. Ruth Saunders
and Mrs. Edna Shawl, both of
Los Angeles; sisters, Mrs. Esther
Dowden and Mrs. Lydia Hilliard
,of Tacoma; brother, Amer Hutch
inson of Eatonville, Wash. Ser
vices will be held at the Canby
Funeral home Thursday, April
24, at 1:30 p. m. under the di
rection of the ClouEh-Barrick
company. Rev. Fred H. Theier will
officiate.
a. m. Rev. H. C. Stover will of
ficiate. Concluding services in the
Bethel cemetery.
Branch
At the J residence, 1625 Center
street, Tuesday, April
ces Branch, aged 80 years, a mem
ber of the Methodist Old People's
home for three years. Mother of
Everett Branch of Salem, Miles
Branch of Monmouth, Mrs. Geor
gia Savage of Salem, j Mrs. Eva
Rimby of Baker and Christel
Trent of Tacoma, Wash.; sister
of Mrs. Effie Gage of Salem and
Mrs. Lettie Cowles of Long Creek,
Ore. Funeral services will be held
in the chapel of the Wj T. Rigdon
company Friday, April 25, at 10
Burch
James N. Burch, late resident of
635 North High street, at a local
hospital Wednesday, April 23.
Husband of Mrs. Elnora Burch of
Salem; father of Mrs. Lillie Ben
jamin of Portland, Mrs. Britta
Averill, Mrs. Clemmie Lee Kitch
en, Mrs. Opal Graves and Herbert
Burch, all of Salem; brother of
Mrs. Effie Flack of Morristown,
Tenn., and William Burch of In
dependence. Also survived by two
grandchildren. Services will be
held Monday, April 28, at 10:30
a. m., from the Clough-Barrick
chapel. Interment in Belcrest
Memorial park.
Bell
At Corvallis, Tuesday, April 23.
Martin William Bell, aged 53.
Husband of Pearl Emily Bell, for
mer resident of Salem and with
the Douglas McKay Chevrolet
company. S e r v i ce s Saturday,
April 26, at 10 a. m., from Mt.
Crest Abbey mausoleum and cre
matorium Salem, under the di
rection of the Keeney Funeral
home of Corvallis.
'. Add Right of Way Members
of the Marion county ? court and
of the Salem-Independence-Kings
Valley highway association ' Wed
nesday, continued their efforts to
complete negotiations for .the new
right of - way .required for im
provement : of .the South River
road outside the. Salem city limits
as far as Roberts station, a ma
jority of the .36 property owners
through Whose land the new road
will run have already 'come to
terms with the county, and agree
ments are shortly expected from
the remainder. s
Spring wall paper. Ma this Bros.
Camporee Scheduled Campo
ree for the Cascade Area council,
Boy Scouts of America, is sched
uled for May 16 to 18 :at the Sil
verton city park, Ronald R. Ruddi
man, scout executive, said Wed
nesday. Contests in scoutcraf t
will be judged in two divisions,
camplcraft according to a stand
ard and field competition for plac
ing among patrols.
Pictures ' Slated Colored slides
of Seattle and vicinity and moving
pictures of the collapse of the Ta
coma Narrows bridge are sched
uled to be shown tonight at the
Grace Gospel hall, 15th and Mill
streets, by Willis E. Keithley.
There will be no charge or col
lection. The public is invited.
Auction Thurs. nite. Woodry's
Mart.
Radiators Stolen The Acme
Auto Wreckers, 430 South Com
mercial street, reported to police
Wednesday that three automobile
radiators and ' several batteries
were stolen from their junk yard
Tuesday night. Value " was over
$40.
Set Prorrams A full length
concert, in observance of Music
week, will be given by , the Sa
lem Y Gleemen at the state peni
tentiary Sunday, May 4, members
decided at rehearsal Tuesday
night. They also plan to sing two
numbers at a program in Waller
hall on May 8.
Red Azalias 25c, yellow azalias
$1.00, grafted Rhododendron $2
to $4.50. H. L. Pearcy Nursery.
245 Court St
Elks to Meet A musical pro
gram is planned for the Salem
Ecs lodge , meeting tonight. Prof.
Emery W. Hobson will bring 18
singers, featuring Josephine Bross,
soloist.
Some of AUSalem Skate Talent
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Jury in Justice Court Acquits
Defendant on Drunk Driving
" Connie Frigaard was found not guilty of a charge of driving
while intoxicated Wednesday by a jury in Salem justice court
which deliberated for only, a brief time before returning its
verdict. ' . ' ; . .
The decision was anounced after a trial which lasted during
the morning , n d afternoon.
Births
Sellers To Mr. and Mrs. Fred R.
Sellers, 1272 6th street. West Salem,
a son. Stanley LeRoy, born April 14,
Deaconess hospital.
Walker To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
R. Walker, route six. a son. Simon
Ralph, born April 4, Deaconess hos
pital. Wilson To Mr. and Mrs. Morn man
Wilson, 1025 Elm street. West Salem, a
son, Ronald Kent, born April 16, Dea
coness hospital.
Schneider To Mr. and Mrs. Leo M.
Schneider. Box 438. Salem, a daugh
ter, Judy Mary, born April 11, Dea
coness hospital.
Neumaa To Mr. and Mrs. Henry C.
Neuman, Box 130 Fairview. a daugh
ter, Elsie May, born April 12, Deacon
ess hospital.
Beaver To Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bea
ver, route one, a son. Rollin Anthony,
born April 9. Deaconess hospital.
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These are 16 of the 5 Salem skaters; who will take part in an all
local talent show featurinr trick, figure and plain skating at Capi
tol rink Friday and Saturday nirhts at 9:30 o'clock? They are, left
to right: Back row, Adeie Anderson, Imorene Mcintosh, Sylvia
Gardner, Ruth Arnold, Thelma Lawson. Dorothy Ta we, Lucille
Koch and Leona Burrirht; front row, Ella May Stotler, Emaline
Crair. Arietta Kleeman, Pauline Austin, . Ada Herschbeck, Joan
Randall, Betty Korb and Gloria McCrea. ,
Asks Warninrs Wayne B. Gill,
Woodburn, has asked the Marion
county court that warning signs
be installed in the vicinity of the
Hubbard cemetery, where,, he
states, dangerous curves exist
Gill states that several accidents
and one fatality have occurred
at the place mentioned.
Bano.net Tenlfht-Annual spring
sports dinner of the Salem YMCA
is tonight at 6:30 o'clock in the
gymnasium. Reservations must be
in by 10 ajn. today. "Slats" Gill,
basketball coach at Oregon State
college, and "Bunny'' Griffith,
Salem Senators manager, will be
the speakers.
Rummrse, Fri. and Sat WCTU.
GOP Advisers Named Freder
ick S. Lamport, president of the
Marion County Republican club,
has appointed as his advisers, Dr.
P. O. Riley, Sen. Douglas McKay
and Ernest A. Miller. The local
club plans this year to organize
units in every section of the
county.
Has Short Visit Glenn Hoch
stetler, electrician's mate third
class in the US navy, spent the
weekend at his home in Salem,
on leave from Mare island. He ex
pects to be home again for 20 days
next month.
Camping Course Set Scouters
of the Cascade Area council may
take part in a camping course at
Smith Creek camp on May 2, 3
and 4, Ronald R. Ruddiman, scout
executive, said Wednesday.
Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs.
Russell A. Forrest of Marguerite,
Oregon, are the parents of a
daughter, Sharon Gail, born on
April 19 at -the Astoria hospital.
Speeding .-Charge d John B.
Lachty, Pratum, was charged by j
city police Wednesday night with
violation of basic' rule.
Church Top Speak e r E. J
Church, representing the Salem
LaSalle executive group, was ad
judged best speaker at a contest
sponsored by the Portland group
in that city Monday night
Carpenters Aux. Dance, Thurs, 9
to 12.
Firemen Called Firemen were
called to 435 Market street Wed
nesday to extinguish a. minor
blaze in some bedding.
Youth to Meet The TYA will
meet with Mrs. Emma Albers at
2155 Ferry street tonight at 8
pjn.
Gully May Get
Salem Garbage
Salem garbage, may be used toj
iui up a gully on the state of Ore
gon's Cottage farm property aft
er the city incinerator is toppled
tc remove its tall stack from the
local hazards to aviation if ne
gotiations of Hhe Salem Sanitary
Service company with the state
board of control are completed.
The board of- control agreed
Tuesday to sell ten acres to the
company and, William Schlitt,
manager of the disposal firm, re
ported he is also negotiating for
adjoining acres.
The gully would serve as a gar
bage disposal spot for a number
of years. The city council recent
ly postponed a proposal to issue
$30,000 in bonds to replace the
old incinerator.
Sugar Allotments Set
CORVALLIS, April 23.-(4)-Sugar
allotments for 1941 will
not be changed by the department
of agriculture, N. C. Donaldson,
executive officer fo the Oregon
AAA committee, said Wednesday.
Twelve witnesses appeared on be
half of the defendant, and two
for the prosecution. : ,
Justice of the Peace Joseph B.
Felton also completed the case of
the state vs. James McDonald
Wednesday when he sentenced
him to serve 20 days in the Mar
ion county jail, pay a fine of $50
and $4.50 : costs. McDonald' was
found guilty ot a reckless driving
charge Tuesday by a justice court
jury, and the case was continued
for sentence on Wednesday.
. CIRCUIT COURT
V Neon Credit and Collection Bu
reau vs. Raymond C and Ida
Equall; replies directed separate
ly at both defendants denying al
legations of the answer and re
asserting original claim. ,
Credit Bureaus, Inc vs. Frank
and Felicia Ziebert; transcript of
judgment from Salem - justice
court
J. F. Fisher vs. Ben Eppers vs.
J. W. Huntley; formal decree
awarding plaintiff $200.
C C. Shepherd vs. Troy D.
Wood and Robert A. Clark as Sa
lem Taxi - Service; and Ardis
Shepherd vs. same defendants;
answers alleging that the accident
involved," which occurred Decem
ber 20, 1940, was the result of the
plaintiffs negligence. "
Agnes Seal vs. Dr. H. K. Stock
well; damage action dismissed on
stipulation.
Jasper Dullum vs. Northern
Life Insurance company; motion
stating trial date will be request
ed. S. A. and Ruby Varbel vs.
Myrton Moore and others; stipu
lated settlement allows defendant
Moore $1000 in return for con
veyance of property to plaintiffs
by quit-claim deed, interest pay
ments an dother personal proper
ty; order of dismissal signed based
on settlement
PROBATE COURT
Anna M. Shanks guardianship;
annual account of Florence E.
Buckles, guardian, shows receipts,
$1008.88; disbursements, $527.39;
balance, $481.49; approved.
Ross E. Moores estate; report of
Pioneer Trust Company, executor.
shows sale of real property to
Oregon Farmers Union Coopera
tive association for $3500.
Ferdinand Keil guardianship;
final account of A. W. Keil ap
proved.
JUSTICE COURT
Partee Parsegian, failure. JEo
stop, fined $2.50 and $4.50 costs.
, .. Walter .Stevens," wrecking an
automobile without notifying sec
retary of state, fined $5 and $4.50
costs., . - : V '-:' -
' Arthur Knight, no operator's li
cense fined $1 and $4.50 costs.
Peter Frederickson,.no . rear
view mirror, fined $1 and $4.50
costs. ;
Francis DeHarpport, forgery, of
sales contract taken , under ad
visement Tuesday for submission
of briefs by counsef on point of ,
lawr previous charge of forgery j
dismissed. 1 :.v,'- - j
H. T. Cobb, non-support given '
to April 29 to enter plea; bail of :
$250 posted. '
MUNICIPAL COURT
Harold 'J. Ewing, drunk; 30 days
susupended. '
Charles E. O'Rourke, drunk;
fined $10.
Jimmie E. Fortune, violation of
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Ellis F. Von Eschen, an official of
the Eof f Electric company, was
unanimously elected president
or the Salem Rotary club Wed
nesday to succeed Ray Tocom,
; retiring president Tinkham
' Gilbert was chosen vice presi
dent Gardner Knapp relected
as secretary, Arthur Rogers
elected treasurer and-r Keith
Brown and Frank Crawford
named to the board of directors.
basic rule: fined $2.50.
ingf ?ined25CaSey j Eoattl tO Opdl
c: JtiJSi mion Dollar
to a charge of doing construction1
work . without ' first obtaining "a ' Pnifl TnllS Rifle '
: Bids fortlS road jobs aggregat-'
ing an expenditure of approxi
mately $1,000,000 will be opened
by the state highway commission
at a - meeting in Portland May 8
and 9. --
The largest project, to cost
$134,000, involves grading and -surfacing
of 3.33 miles of the
Canyon Creek-Bryant hill section
of the Santiam highway. Another
outstanding job involves the sur
facing of 12.69 miles of the Sun
set Camp-Davies section of the
Wolf Creek and Nehalem high
ways, costing $123,000.
Bids for these - jobs will be
opened May 8. -
Other projects include:
Benton county Placing pier
protection for swing span pier for
bridge over Willamette - river at '
Corvallis.
Clackamas county Grading and
paving .91 mile and' construction
of two1 timber bridges on Clack
amas overcrossing section of Cas
cade secondary highway. j
Lincoln county Grading and
surfacing 2.4 miles of Rock Creek
Benton county line section of Al
sea highway.
' Washington county Construct- !
ing ' 90-foot reinforced concrete
viaduct at West Dairy 'Creek
bridge on Wolf Creek highway. .
building permit
Gity to Enforce
Grass Cutting
. Penalty clause of a city, ordin
ance requiring owners or occu
pants of city lots to keep grass
below a ten inch level during the
periods from May 15 to June 15
and July 15 to August 15 will be
enforced this year, city officials
determined Wednesday at a con
ference called by the mayor.-.
The ordinance provides a fine
of. not more than $10 for ' those
failing to cut the grass and also
provides that they must pay the
city for cutting it if they neglect
to have if done.
The' meeting "Wednesday- was
the first of a series of coordinat
ing meetings which will be held
hereafter on Wednesdays follow
ing the last council meeting of
each month.
Enters Hospital
SILVERTON Clem an Van
Blaricon, stage driver on the
Woodburn-Silverton line, is in the
hospital here for observation of a
possible fractured skull suffered
in an auto, accident early Wednes
day. -
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