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BATON CLASSES TOLD
A new baton-twirling class for
advanced students may be start-'
ed If interest continues in begin-j
ners . courses at Salem play-!
grourids, Lois Christian, instructor,
reported Monday. Already 50 have
enrolled for classes which .are ai
Leslie pool Thursdays at 9 a.m.
and Olinger pool Fridays at 10
a.m.
Federally Insured Savings- Cur
rent dividend 2V,. See First
Federal Savings First 142 S Lib
erty Phone 3-4944.
Auction tonite, Glenwood.
The Mclodairs are playing at the
Burgandy rtoom. Shattuc's Chat
eau nicely.
TniWSKND VICTORY CLUB
A report on the district meet- J
ing Sunday at Hillsboro will be;
given at the Townsend Victory :
club 17 meeting tonight at 8 in:
the home of Mrs. Olive Reddaw ay. !
1421 N. Church st. The women's;
auxiliary will meet Thursday at
2 p.m. at the same aaaresa.
Painting, decorating. Ph. 3-7552.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 560 State st.
REFRIGERATION FIRM FILES
Certificate of assumed business
name as Cascade Refrigeration
company in Silverton was filed
Monday with the Marion county
clerk by Harold L. Brevick and
Earl E. Hemenway, both of Sil
verton. 200 young turkeys to bake or fry.
Fresh killed. 39c lb. C. S. Orwig.
4375 Silverton Rd. Ph. 2-6128.
Karakul Karpet. It's new. It's re
versible, it's 100 irgin wool and
woven through and through, only
$4 95 sq. yd. Ph 3-7648 or 3-3354
Auction tonite, Glenwood.
NEW HOUSES LISTED
Obtaining city building permits
for new dwellings Monday were
Elwood Townsend for construction
at 920 Ford St., costing $6,200, and
William T. J. Foster for a struc
ture at 1820 N. 20th st., $7,000.
Good young beef for your locker,
39c lb. 4375 Silverton Rd., Phone
2-6128. C. S. Orwig.
Shattuc's Chateau re-opens to
night! ,
CHIN-UP EXHIBIT SET
An exhibit of antiques will be
on display at the Chin-Up store,
1275 N. Church St., Thursday from
10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The antiques,
possessions of Mrs. Anna Wymore,
club trustee, are not for sale.
The Flower Basket 2-4802.
Margaret Dowell, M. D., announces
the opening of her office at 1240
Center St. Practice limited to in
fants and children.
TWINS BORN MONDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Collar,
2290 N. 4th st., are parents of
twins, a son and a daughter,
born Monday at Salem General
hospital. '
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 3-7694. 735 N. Capitol St.
Auction tonite, Glenwood.
Births
HARRIS To Mr. and Mrs
Kenneth D. Harris, 1595 Shady
Lane ave.. a daughter, Monday,
July 18, at Salem General hos
pital.
SOIRECENGOST To Mr
and Mrs. Fred G. Schrecengost,
4090 State st., a son, Monday,
July 18, at Salem General hospital.
SELANDER To Mr. and Mrs.
Neil O. Selander, 075 E. Rural
ave., a daughter, Monday, July
18, at Salem General hospital.
COLLAR To Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest W. Collar, 2290 N. 4th st..!
day, July 18, at Salem General
hospital.
ALDERSON To Mr. and Mrs.
William H. AUlcrson. Independ
ence, a daughter. Monday. July
18, at Salem General hospital.
KEESECKER To Mr. and
Mrs. Charles P. Keesecker, Leb
anon, a son, Monday, July 18,
at Salem General hospital.
BEAN To Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Bean. 325 W. Wilson st., a son,
Monday. July 18, at Salem Gen
eral hospital.
ENZ To Mr. and Mrs. Clark
Enz, a daughter, Monday, July 18,
at Salem Memorial hospital.
GOIIL To Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Gohl. Stayton, a son, Mon
day, July 18, at -Salem Memorial
hospital. i
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CARD OF THANKS'
We wish to express our appreci
ation for the beautiful flowers,
cards and other acts of kindness
ahown us before and after the
death of our husband and father.
MRS. CLIFTON BUSICK.
MRS. WAYNE SPARKS.
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Colonial House featuring Melody
Night Riders, Wednesday, July 20.
Western swing at its best. Heard
every Sai over K. O. C. O. 5:00 to
5:30 p. mi Excellent dinners. ml.
S. of 12th st. junction. 99E. Ph.
2-1391. Club privileges.
SCHECHTMAN FILES NAM 5
Sidney Schechtman, 285 N.
Commercial st., filed an assumed
businesVjname certificate as Val
ley Furniture company Monday
with the Marion county clerk, i
Landscaping and designing. No job
too lareei or too small. F. A. Doer-
fier and Sons Nursery, 150 N. Lan
caster Dr. at 4 Corners. P. 2-1322.
Auction tonite, Glenwood.
GORDONS RETURN TO SALEM
1 Dr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Gordon,
500 Rose st.,. are expected to re
turn home today from the 53rd
annual convention of the Ameri
can Osteopathic association in St.
Louis.
Air conditioner for home, office,
store. Jujdson's, 279 N. Com'l.
SERVICE STATION FILES
An assumed business name cer
tificate as Smiling Jack's Super
Service, -a, gasoline station, was
filed Monday with the Marion
county clerk by Merritt Truax,
394 N. Church st.
Shattuc's Chateau .
unique dining club .
tonight!
. Salem's
Re-opens
$25.00 reward for information
leading to the conviction of per
sons depositing garbage on the
highway By order Marion County
Court.
One Sentenced,
Others Plead
In Court Here
Jack Rex Studer, Tangent,
pleaded guilty to a charge of forg-j
ery anrt James Franklin Davis,
Dallas, was ordered to plead to
day to the same charge when the
pair appeared in Marion county
district court Monday.
The two men and a juvenile,
whose fase was turned over to
the juvenile court, are charged
with forging City Police Capt.
Walter Esplin's name to an appli
cation for permission to purchase
a gun. I i
Studer, after pleading guilty,
was bound over to the grand jury
for investigation. He and Davis
are being held in the county jail
in lieu Of $1,000 bail each.
In other district court action,
Joseph Natham Flowers, a tran
sient, pleaded guilty to the lar
ceny off an auto robe from Rod
Martin, 3145 Saginaw st., Satur
day, and was sentenced to 30
days In the county jaiL
Eighteen persons appeared in.
district court Monday and paid
$1 fines; and $5 costs for parking
on the courthouse square over the
week end. Twenty-eight persons
were cited by the sheriffs office
Saturday and Sunday for violating
the no-parking law which became
effective Saturday.
FEDERAL FUNDS SOUGHT
PENDLETON, July 18-;P)-Rep.
Stockman (R-Ore.) sent word to
day that he had introduced a bill
in congress to pay states per
cent of the fair value of national
forest lands. The money would
be distributed to the counties in
which the lands lies, Stockman
said. ,
Land bow combined as the Un
ited States once belonged to Spain,
France, j. England, Holland and
Sweden.
Serve Fish
Often
During summer months
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the family to fish, fried
or baked, at least twice a
week.
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Suspension -Asked
For Joan Blondell
After Stage Jiff
PRINCETON, N. J July 18
-W)-The producer of the highly
dignified Princeton Drama festival
said today he had asked Actors
Equity to suspend Joan . Blondell
because of "a violent backstage
bravH" last Wednesday complete
with head-banging, choking and
hair-pulling.
Harold J. Kennedy, producer of
the j Princeton festival, said he
himself was the object of the at
tack because he had asked the
visiting movie star to "quit us
ing foul and abusive language a
gainst the cast."
Kennedy said Miss Blondells
husband, New York Producer
Michael Todd, set off the ! back
stage fireworks after demanding
an apology for the visiting star.
Miss Blondell, appearing in the
same play at Lakewood i near
Barnsville, Pa., in Schuylkill coun
ty, emphatically denied there had
been any hair-pulling or foul and
abusive language.
"All I did was throw some face
tissue," she said tonight.
Salem Census
Reaches Ms
any
Iii First Week
Forty per cent of Salem's busin
ess establishments were contacted
during the first week of an indus
trial census being taken in the city,
Mrs, Maxine Kent reported Mon
day. The census involves questioning
of retail, wholesale and service es
tablishments and is connected with
the ; federal census. Information
sought includes payroll data, num
ber -jot employes, types of owner
ship, gross receipts and lines of
merchandise sold.
Mrs. Kent expects the census to
be completed in two weeks. Thq$
workers then will move either to
another Oregon city or will finish i
Marion county outside the Salem;
city limits. The entire census must!
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ue tompitieu vy oepvemuer ou, sue
said. ,
Mrs. Kent and Mrs. Harrfet
Smithson are assisting Carl J. Gil
son of Portland, district supervisor,
in compiling the census in Salem.
Former Salem
Salesman Dies
Salem friends learned Monday
of the death of Ira H. Gardner. mg equipment, Everett Ward, pro
former local resident, in Seattle ; prietor of the Rendezvous tavern
Sunday. He was a Upton Tea Cn
representative with headquarters
in Seattle
He died of a sudden heart at
tack. Surviving are the widow,
Priscilla, and two children. Gall.
10, and Gary, 8. The funeral will
be held in Portland, but arrange
ments are not yet completed.
As a Salem resident Gardner
had ' been a salesman, with Port
land Gas and Coke Co., and with
two wholesale grocery firms.
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Dismissal of Gambling Charges
Sought on Basis Arrests Made
On U.S. Property; Delay Given
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Dismissal of gambling charges against seven men arrested in a
raid at Detroit Sunday morning was requested when the men appeared
in Marion county district court Monday.
, District Judge Joseph Felton granted Attorney Brazier Small, re
presenting: the men, 10 days to put his request for dismissal in writ
ing supported by a reference to the laws on which he bases his motion.
The attorney .moved to dismiss
charges of operating a gambling
game filed against Fred Johnson
and Carl Manasco on grounds the
arrest warrants were served on
federal property and were not en
dorsed for; Sunday.
He also seeks to dismiss charges
of gambling filed against William
SManning, Harry W. Rutherford,
Joseph A. Wright, Arthur J. Ed
wards arid Clifton Veal on grounds
the warrants were served on fed
eral property and that the men
were not taken to the nearest jus
tice court.
All-Oat oH Bail
The meh all were released on
payment of bail, $250 each for
Johnson and Manasco and $100 a
piece for ,the other five.
Small bases his claim that De
troit is federal property on fed
eral court .condemnation proceed
ings in the Detroit area in which
U. S. District Court Judge Alger
Fee moved July 12 for immediate
possession of the land by the
federal government.
He claims state and county au
thorities are not entitled to act on
most federal reservations.
Both Sheriff Denver Young and
District Attorney E. O. Stadter,
jr., said Monday that if the dis
missal motion is granted on
grounds that Detroit is federal
property the U. S. government will
be charged with policing the area.
A Marion, county deputy sheriff
is now on duty in the Detroit-Id-anha
area.
Enforcement to Continue
Stadter said he would continue
to enforce anti-gambling regula-
tions throughout the county.
The two gambling tables and 11
chairs confiscated by deputy sher
iff- :n c: , . . J mA,.n;..,tn ; ,j
iffs in Sunday morning's raid were
taken from Carl's poolroom, not
from Bert's as previously report
ed. Stadter reported no further ac
tion on charges of possession of
gambling equipment filed against
five directors of the Salem Eagles
lodge (Willamette aerie).
The men pleaded Innocent in
Silverton justice court last week
and are scheduled to stand trial
soon in that court.
In another case involving gambl-
J in Stayton, has pleaded innocent
in Judge Walter Bell's justice court
i in Stayton to a charge of operating
' punch boards. Bell said prelim
, inary hearing will- be set within
j the next few days. Ward was
cited by Sheriff Young June 14
when he seized three punchboards
in Ward's tavern.
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City-Airlines
Talks Delayed
To Wednesday
West Coast Airlines officials
wm arrive in saiem at 4 p.m.
Wednesday, instead of today as
previously scheduled, to confer
with Salem businessmen regard
ing the possibility of the West
Coast company's succeeding Uni
ted Airlines in serving this area,
it was announced Monday by Clay
Cochran, manager of Salem
Chamber of Commerce.
The group will travel in a new
ship, the delay in delivery of
which caused postponement of the
trip by one day.
The visitors will be entertained
in the Copper room of the Senator
hotel Wednesday evening.
Meanwhile, Rep. Walter Nor
blad of this congressional district
was assured in Washington, D. C.
that a formal public hearing will
give both sides ample opportunity
to state their cases in the contro
versy. Norblad sent word to The States
man that Oswald Ryan of the civil
aeronautics board acknowledged
Norblad's protest by stating that
evidence will be taken from all
interested parties at a public hear
ing not yet dated. A CAB order
has been issued to United, asking
the airline to show cause why its
service at Salem should not be
suspended.
Western Tales'
Authors Sought
Salem was visited Monday by
three officials of an organization
of writers of western Stories. They
are hopeful similar writers of
the Salem area will reactivate a
local chapter of the group.
In the city were Mrs. Carrie A
Noble, president of the National
League of Western Writers; Mrs.
Vivian M. Corbett. vice president
of the Portland chapter and Geo
rge A. Atterbury, treasurer of the
Portland chapter. All are from
Portland.
Witers interested in the organi
zation may obtain additional in
formation from Mrs. Noble whose
Portland address is 1720 SE 39th
st. Oregon chapters gow center
in Portland and Hood River.
COIIPAIIY
Salem, Orecjon
Drinking Victims'
Blood Admitted by
Accused in Britain
LEWES, England, July 18-tP)
Britain's accused vampire killer.
John George Haigh, was quoted
in court today as admitting to
police he slew nine persons, !
drank their blood and then dis
solved the bodies in a bubbling
acid brew.
The statement was read at the
opening of Haigh's murder trial
by his lawyer, who asked the jury
for a "special verdict" of guilty
but insane.
Haigh, 39, a businessman, went
on trial for one killing that of a !
wealthy widow last February. He
entered a formal plea of inno
cent Attorney General Sir Hartley
Shawcross, the prosecutor, con
tended that Haigh was sane at
the time he is accused of murder
ing Mrs. Olive Durand-Deacon,
69, in his facory warehouse last
February 18.
Outlining his defense, of insan
ity. Defense Attorney Sir David
Maxwell Fyfe read lengthy state
ments he said Haigh made to po
lice confessing he killed Mrs. Durand-Deacon
and eight others,
drinking their blood before dis-
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"Then I fetched In a drinking
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The state agriculture department
will hold hearings in Grants Pass
lay and in Medford Wednesday
ort whether to set up a control
aiea to protect white pine against
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