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puses op the East Rhrer to
July Building
Total Shows
Sharp Decline
Lack of large commercial con
itruction held -building,1 permits
issued in Salem during July to the
comparatively low total of $257,
662. records at the city engineer's
.office revealed Tuesday.
The sum was barely more than
half of. the June, 1949. total of
$504,734. In , July a jrear ago the
figure was $690,489. ,
Construction ,of new oneJamily
(dwellings continued at the same
'fate' as in June, however, There
vere. 19 permits for this type'vojf
construction issued each month!
Those for July totaled $140,752,
en average of about $7,400 per
--cJwpjHng. ,
Permits issued Tuesday includ
ed: V. I. Clutter, repair dwelling
t 1030 Water at, $1,000; Odd
Fellows lodge, reroof building at
187 N. High st, $2,950; Wally
Crowder. erect garage at 420 La-
irn st., $1,000; Harvey Quistad,
erect dwelling at - 1547 Charles
ve.. $10,500.
Havncs, Huff
Given 5 Years
ALBUQUERQUE,- N. M., Aug. 2
rW;- William Woodman (Billy)
laynes, 30-year-old Oregon fugi
tive, today was sentenced to five
tears in prison the maximum
erm for federal auto theft act
violation. (
The same sentence was given
Robert H, Brown alias Marshall
piutf, 47, whom-Haynes delivered
from the, Corvaliis, Ore., Jail. They
pleaded guilty in U. S.. district
court to stealing a Cadillac car a
Murray, uian, alter tne jail break.
. The, auto was wrecked In the
Mazano mountains southeast of
fcere. Finding it set off .the hunt
for Haynes.
Births
LOOMIS To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Loom is, Monmouth, a son.
Tuesday, August 2, at Salem Mem
orial hospital.
, RICHTER ' To Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Richter, 2055 Yew st.. a
pon, Tuesday, August 2, at Salem
peneral hospital.
. BbYLE To Mr, and Mrs. Ches
ter!' A Boyle. Salem -route 8. box
l$4i a son, .Tuesday, "'August 2, at
palem General hospital.
WELLS Tt Mr. and Mrs.
Glwn p. Wells. 3425 Nees sf.. a
Son, Tuesday, August 2, at Salem
General hospital. ,
STEINKE To Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton E. Steinke. 725 S. Com
mercial st., a son, Tuesday, Aug
ust 2, at Salem General hospital.
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the New York Naval Shipyard for an cifBt-monUu everbaulinx.
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Ifi bo 4 pleasure to be held up
Kajmoad F. Croos seeM to bo eajojiag it as Claadia Hoghea, left, and
Bobbio Dattean pobtt oat that for every three dollars they take away from
him, bell get back four. Payroll Savings drive at Tinker's Air Force, Okla
homa City, resulted In 15 per cent signup of 130 employees.
IPinltoMc QUecordls
PKOBATE COURT I
Anton J. Steinkamp estate:
Order authorizes sale of personal
property. '- j
L. J. Davenport estate: Order
appoints William . J. Davenport
and Eunice Goodnecht as admin
istrator and administratrix and
John. H. Davenport as appraiser.
Darrel D. , Maulding, Jo Ann
Maulding and James Maulding
guardianship: Order: appoints Reta
H. Maulding as guardian and
George Hubbs, Lloyd Overcross
and Odin Johnson as appraisers.
.Miles W, Barber: estate: Order
appoints Bernice Allen as admin
istratrix and James Dunn as ap
praiser. j.
Geraldine Lee MacDohald
guardianship estate? Order auth
orizes sale of real property.
David George Cromwell guard
ianship estate: Order closes estate
and releases guardian.
Carol Ann Seely guardianship
estate: Order appoints Pioneer
Trust company as guardian,
CIRCUIT COURT
Dorothy f Patapoff vs Abe Pata
pbff: Decree of divorce awards
custody of a nujjor child and $25
per month support money ii
plaintiff and approves property
settlement; agreement. - i
Andrew C. Burk vs Capital
Journal: Plaintiff files reply of de
nial. -
Walter Musgrave and Evelyn L.
Musgrave Jvs Edwaifd J. and Caro
line Lucas: Order sustains certain
of defendants' motions to strike
and disallows others.:
P. L. Wilkinson and Anna V.
Wilkinson! vs William Hawes and
others: v Order settles plaintiffs'
title to real property.
J. E. Tryon andT Hazel H. Try on
vsJoe L. Shaw and others: Order
.LIFE
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by two pretty eowrirls like this, and
approves real property sale.
Mabel F. Barton v Walter B.
Barton: Order overrules defend-
George Leinonen vs Agnes B
Leinonen: Suit for divorce charg
ing cruel and inhuman treatment
asks that defendant be restored
her former name of Agnes Kos
raoski. and that property rights be
settled. Married Nov. 9, 1946, at
Vancouver, Wash.
Dana Marshall vs Al Cherry:
Suit seeks $209 for damages al
legedly receivedt in an auto ac
cident. '
DISTRICT COURT
Archie Milton LaDue, 775 Cum
min gs lane, charged with driving
while intoxicated found fnnocent
by jury trial. '
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Albert W. White, mechanic, and
Mary F. Gibson, teacher, both of
Woodburn.
Robert Conrad, 18, state high
way employe, 1115 Madison st,
and Virginia Strong, 18, domestic,
both of Salem. "
Theodore R. Flook, jr 22, tele
phone company employe, and Mir
iam Jeanine Shellenberger, 20,
both ot Salem. '
FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP
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Play it safe Insure with Farmers
Ins. Group . SAVE money and
have the best coverage available.
Your inquire Is Invited.
BILL OSKO
486 Court St,
Phone 3-5661
13 n rfHircrnitTSTi1 Tc?Tn
ispmp nouses
Cohen in LA
Ex-Chief Tal
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2HVP-A
bomb and- a verbal blast from a
former police chief jolted g afnbler
Mickey Cohen today. j i;
; The bomb, f crudely Xashuoned,
went .-off across the street from
Cohen's Brentwood home. It blew
a hole in a neighbor's driveway
50 feet from where Cohen was
sleeping. -
It brought Cohen, gun in band
and wearing yellow silk pajamas,
to his door. He declined to leave)
the house while policemen search-'1
ed. He told reporters: "I don't
leel so well.
Cohen is recuperating from a
wound in the shoulder.- He and
two others were injured and bis
pal, Edward (Neddie) Herbert,
was fatally wounded in a gang
land type of shotgun blast outside
a cafe July 20. . '
'. No one was injured in the blast
today. Detectives were trying td
determine whether it was a warnt
ing, another attempt to kill Cohen
or simply a prank.
Meantime, former Police Chief
C. B. Horrall, surrendering on" a
perjury indictment voted by the
vice-probing grand jury, declared
in a statement:'
("Mfckey Cohen, the underworld
.racketeer, and a madam, In . co
operation with- political enemies
of Mayor (Fletcher) Bowron, plan
ned to discredit the police depart
ment and law enforcement here.
They failed miserably. The grand
jury, stupidly or deliberately, has
permitted its " office to be . used
to further this despicable pro
gram." HoralJ. , who retired under fire
recently, was released without
bond and will enter bis plea Sep
tember ,12. Four other police of
ficers also were indicted.
The grand jury investigated al
legations by Brenda Alien, con
victed brothel keeper, that she
paid protection money to police
men. .
. Commenting on Horrall's state
ment, Harry Lawson, foreman of
the grand jury,, said:
; The indictments speak for
themselves. The grand jury never
has investigated Mickey Cohen as
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Suspended Prison
Terms Given Two
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In Circuit Court
Two men received suspended
sentences when they appeared
Tuesday before Marion county
Circuit Judge George Duncan.
Richard Roy Carter, Salem, was
sentenced to six months in the
county jail on a charge of con
tributing, to the delinquency of a
minor girl. The sentence was sus
pended on payment of a $200
fine.
Jack Rex Studer, Tangent, was
sentenced to 18 months in Oregon
state prison on a charge of forg
ery. He j was placed on three
years' probation. Both men had
pleaded guilty to the charges
against them. ' -
Studer was arrested by city po
lice on a charge of having forged
a police officer's name to a police
department application for pur
chase of a pistol.
12th St. Block Co.
Now making 8x8x16 Pumice
Bnildinc Blocks. 194 In. shell,
high crushing i strength. Also
other types and sizes. Pumice
and concrete chimney blocks.
Phone 2-5363. - '
FIRE
BILX, OSR6
Diet Mgr. i
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Double duty-, dry compound that
kills broad-leaved weeds as it
feeds the grass. Easily applied with
a SiSCCk. Spreader. Harmless to
lawns. Including Bentarass, if ap
plied at economical rate specified.
An exclusive StStX development,
now in its third successful year.
Handy shaker box - . $1.00
large box1rreots 2500 $q ft 53.50
GRIN AND BEAR
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'It's an educational Ur designed to adjusts child to live In the world
of today!. . . anyway he pats it together is wrong . . . "
Jinx Bridge
Gets Shock
At Portland
PORTLAND, Aug. 2 This
city's Morrison street bridge got
the shock of its life today.
Some power conduit lines ap
parently were bent when the
bridge finally was closed" yester
day after an expansion of steel
due to the. heat, which had kept
it from returning to a normal pos
ition. ! '
The power lines grounded out on
550-volt trolley wires, shocking the
bridge amidst flashes of bright
ight and clouds of Crown smoke.
Repairs required half an hour.
Recently the bridge had a gir
der knocked out by a truck and
the span got tangled up with a
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river steamer. Yesterday -the ex
panded rails first kept the bridge
from opening, then closing. A
fireboat had to play. a stream of
water on the hot steel.
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Blood Donors
Sought Here
For August 9 -
August visitation' of the mobile
unit from the Portland regional
blood crater to Salem will be
Tuesday, August 9.
The unit will be in operation at
First Methodist church between 3
and T pjn. Cards pledging dona
tions for this visitation are now
being received by Marion county
Red Cross office and to date there
are 17 in' from the Fraternal Order
of Eagles, 14 fromthe Knights of
Columbus and six from the Ore
gon Pulp and Paper company .-
More donors must sign up if the
city is to be near the 100-pint
mark, reports the Red Cross office.
Any one wishing to take out cards
to sign up friends or relatives in
return ; for blood donated to a
member of the family may secure
such cards at the Red Cross office,
DOUBLE
GREEN
STAMPS
TODAY
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Wednesday. August 3. 194 J -17
although no such donation in re j
turn is required. '
On September 1 the unit will j
make a special visitation here to ,
receive donations from member
ofjthe naval reserve unit J
PLUIIBI1IG
SPECIALS!
500 Gal 12 go. Code
'Steel Septic Tanks
$7450 I
2 Compartment Cement
Laundry Trays-
$1425
Add Proof China Basins
Complete With ALL Fittings
$2450
Crane Toilets Complete
Bathtubs Complete .
$7750
Automatic Electric
Water Heaters
$7750
. 32x32 Enameled Steel
Shower Cabinets Complete
$4950
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6 sons Nussnnr
At 4 Corners
150 N.
Phone 2-1322