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6 The Statesman, Sclonv Oregon Thursdory, July 13. 1850- MrsSlHcIiforci Dies; Funeral Set Saturday V I 'Mrs. Bertha Louise BlcWord, 3, a native of the Willamette jval ley who returned about five year ao to Salem after a lone absence. died Wednesday at her home at 150 Park la. . - i Bertha 'I Aden was born June 119, 1887, at Silverton,, the daugh ter of Mr. and 'Mrs. R. D. Allen, Silverton nioneers. f he attended Silverton 'and Salem schools land the Capital Business college Here. Vnr in ar TLTrs TMrWfnrd lwn traveling national director for an honorary education sorority, pur ine World war II she was presi dent , of Mother of America at Long Beach, Calif., and was a past worthy matron of the Eastern Star at Reeds port, Ore. j Survivors include her widower, G. II. Blckford, Salem: three $ons, Stuart F. Benson, Los Angeles; T. Sga. Dana E. Benson, serving vith the U. S. air force; and G. Allen Benson. Salem: a sister. May Nor wood, Salem; and five grandchil-J or en.- Christian Science services be held at 2 p.'rfl. Saturday a r n n.u 1 t Kitiaw6d(l Station9 Gives Westsiders New Postal Services will the 't Public Records CIRCUIT COURT J. D. Kouton vs Vina Roiiton: Complaint charging cruel and- In human treatment seeks divorce. Married Dec. 30. 1949. Paul Doran and others vs Al bert Schindler and others: f endants demurrer overruled. -Dorothy Cox vi Harvey Cox: Complaint charging cruel and! in' human treatment seeks divorceJ Married May 8, 1950, at Vancouv er, Wash. . . I K. K JUistrom and others; vs Herbert Hodkin and others: Com plaint dismissed on motion of the Dlain tiffs. State vs. Kenneth A. Tracy, 1897 S. 12th st, charged with operating a lottery; pleaded guilty, fined $350, 30-day jail sentence suspend' cd. I I ' i ! I Gun In Hands Of Boy Kills Two Girls Ceremqny, Set for August 20 At Siteof Jap-bomb Deaths Amid Southern Oregon Pines This is the lobby of Salem's new classified postal station located at Second and Klngwood streets In West Saltm. The lew bank-type counters is a new look In postoffices, this being, the first installation la an Oregon station. Postmaster Albert Gragg. left, here talks with station superintendent Styme B. Leslie as fall postal service starts for westsiders. Only service lacking Is postal savings which must still be obtained at the main station. This is the first classified station set np in Oregon outside of Portland. A small substation was formerly operated in the Klngwood market by Watt White for con venience of West Salem residents. (Photo by Don Dill, Statesman staff photographer.) " " ' State vs Melvin Hagedom, 2675 S. Summer st, charged with oper 'ating a lottery; pleaded guilty, 30- day 1 ail sentence suspended. Katherine May Beem vs sRoy Willard Beem: Complaint charging desertion seeks, divorce. Married Nov! 15, 1935, at Klamath Falls. Iva Louise Croker vs Willard Croker: Complaint charging cruel and inhuman treatment seeks div orce, custody of three minor child ren, $35 monthly support for each child,! real and personal property settlement. Married at Reno, Ney. April 22, 1945. i ? DISTRICT COURT ' Vernon Ray Sweeney, 714 S. -19th st charged with reckless . driving; continued for plea to July 15. Roosevelt V. Baum, Salem route 8. charged with driving while in toxicated, continued for plea to July 13, held in lieu of $350 bait Murel Cluck, 2173 N. Front St., changed plea, from innocent to guilty to charge of cashing a check with not sufficient funds, contin ued to August 12 for sentencing, posted $500 bail. Kenneth A. Tracy, 1897 S. 12th ft, and Melvin Hagedom, 2675 S. Summer st, both waived prelim inary hearing on charge of pro moting a lottery, held to answer to grand jury, each posted $500 Dili. PROBATE COURT .- i i Fred C. Krueger estate: Apprais ed at $3,270. 1 1 Lee Hobart estate: Edith Hobart : Heater appointed administratrix. Leslie Brown, Roy A. Fennimore and Myrtle N. Shelley, appraisers, Asceneath Tracy estate: Evelyn V. Stull appointed administratrix rlth the will annexed. I Olum Carlyle Larson estate Douglas W. Larson appointed ad ministrator. Frank E. Hubbs. Otto A. Dahl and R. O. Solum, apprais ers. D. C Walker estate: Final ac count hearing August 14. Benes Sees Opportunity' In Outbreak The nresent Korean war is only a "short step from an ideological struggle to the third World War," Dr, Bohus Benes, former. Czecho slovakian diplomat, said Wednes day night in Salem. Benes. a vUdune proiessor ax Willamette university, said both democratic countries and i com inunists have "just about exhaust id all means with which they have waged a cold war for the past five years. "The only present form or reia tlonship between the east and the west is espionage and under eround activities." The visiting professor, speaking in Waller hall on the Willamette Campus, said "Appeasement of the Soviet delegation in the United Nations made Moscow leaders only bolder in their determina tion to fight democracies. "The Korean war Is an excel lent opportunity for democracies to regain the spirit of powerful, dynamic defense of democracy all over the world." ; CORVAIXIS. July 12 A new tractor maintenance project of the 4-H clubs of the state has at tracted about 200 farm youths in 18 counties to try for prizes. Club Leader L. J. Alien said an all- expense trip to Chicago In October will go to the state winners. The Neivc Over Oregon By The Associated Press PORTLAND, July 12 The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company was sued today for $12, 500 and costs by Dr. Eueidas K. Scott who clamed his name was left out of the telephone direc tory and that the omission cost him $600 a month because patients couldn't reach Mm, EUGENE. July 12 The 42nd annual state encampment of the Spanish war Veterans ended here today with installation of officers. The veterans approved a resolu tion asking, the istate legislature to pass a law requiring all Ore gon teachers to take non-communist pledges. Otto Heckel of Langlois is the new department commander. GRANTS PASS, July 12 The mangled left arm of William Loos, 40, was amputated here yester day. Loos, Sunny Valley sawmill operator, was injured in a mill accident ' e - PORTLAND, July 12 County loan rates for barley, averaging iour cent a Dusnei more than a year ago, were announced today by . the Oregon production and marketing administration. Bates Included: Lane, $1.22; Linn, $1.24; Marion, si.zg; Folic, $15; Clack amas, $1.26; Yamhill, $1.26. KLAMATH FALLS, July 12 a non-union driver delivered the first truckload of newsprint to the Herald and News here today since June 20, when printers went on strike. The paper has continued to publish, using engraving pro cesses and non-union printers. The dispute developed cover jurisdic tion of ieletypesetter machines. PORTLAND, July It- Mult nomah county voters go to the polls Friday to ballot on a five year continuing 4 -mill special levy. The continuing tax was pro posed by the commissioners after voters rejected a special levy in the May primary balloting PORTLAND, July 12 The big Meier & Frank department store today asked city council to permit building of underground tunnels to link the store .with the FU Chieftain Lashes Out j at Political Plan LONGV1EW. Wash- July 12-UFi A seven-year-old boy tearfully told authorities late today he accidentally- fired ' " a -.shotgun ; blast which killed two young , girls., one of them his niece. ' . The victims were Linda Bay, 11, Tumwater, Washv and Jeannette McCoy, 7, Kelso. The little boy who told Coroner Quamstrom he fired the fatal shot was Marty poble, a neighbor of the McCoys. The Bay girl was vis iting the Dobleg. Marty was Lin da's uncle. '. , ' r Quamstrom Quoted Marty Doble as saying; he and the girls were in the' one-room Doble '-.cabin when he grabbed a 12-gauge shotgun, in tending to shoot at a crow through the window. "Somehow the cum bersome weapon suppea ana dis charged its lethal pellets. ; Injured Boy In Fair Condition Gerry Drain, 4-year-old Inde pendence boy who was shot in the old brother, was reported "holding"! stomach Monday by his 9-year-hls own" Wednesday night at Sa lem General hospital. Attendants said Gerry's con dition, previously regarded as critical, was "fair." He was ac cidentally shot with a high-pow ered rifle while playing at an In dependence residence. . i Highway Board Will Go to Eastern Oregon The state highway commission and its top engineers will spend ; the week of July 24-29 inspecting i roads in eastern Oregon, "State Highway Engineer R. H. Baldock reports. The commission wiu go lover roads in all sections in the I eastern part of the state. KLAMATH PALLS. July 12 (AVThe only six persons to die in the continental United States as a result of enemy action will be memorialize, in a Lake coun ty pine grove. The Weyerhaeuser Timber company said today it will un veil a stone monument Aug. 20, bearing a bronze plaque listing the names of five children and a woman killed in an explosion of a Japanese balloon bomb on the spot near Ely, Ore. r - The grove, a mile east of the Klamath-Lake county line, is on a Weyerhaeuser tree farm. ; ;. The tragedy occurred when ft church group -went there to pic .Bic May 5, 1945, and came upon the balloon. It exploded as the Rev. Archie Mitchell, who had been .delayed in parking his car, walked up. He was the only sur vivor, v ' The victims were Mitchell's Wife, Elsie, 26; Jay Gifford, Ed ward En gen and Joan Patzke, all IS; Dick Patzke, 14,; and Sherman Shoemaker, 11.- iVv;-.. " Gov. Douglas McKay and high army authorities have been in vited to take part in the unvefl ing ceremony. The spot will known as the Mitchell , tion area. v:' ."' rrv j pizza Patrons doit! ask fob light, dr? The largest television tube made for the home receiver measures 20 inches in diameter and the smal lest three inches. NS 13 J " V... -Tf i i I X-TRA EGG PRODUCER ' 90HTUMO. MKOOM in mt X-TP4 tec prcoucm usa Keep m Uyiag with this prop erly balanced feed for maximum egg production; in mash of pellet form, TDIANCLC U 1 11 1 NO CO. 0 1?50 Acm lrwf, Sen Frdi E See jroeir local Triangle Dealer 3 Willamette Feed & Supply D. A. WHITE & SONS A The balanced plan for legisla- j tlve reapportionment was termed a "pious fraud" on farmers Wed nesday by President Ronald E. Jones of the Oregon Farmers union. Jones, In a statement issued in Salem, assailed "so-called friends I of the farmers' by stating that if the "balanced" plan were adopt ed, 80 per cent of Oregon's farm population would' have its legis lative representation' cut. The union president claimed that Marion county, one of Ore gon's largest agricultural coun ties from the standpoint of farm' production and population, would lose a representative under the balanced plan. - city block now occupied by the Portland hotel. The store explain ed It has started studies for a new punning on tne notei site. toxicated, continued for plea to July 17, posted $250 bail. Charles w. Jennings, Falls City. pleaded guilty to charge of driv ing, while Intoxicated, received suspended 30-day Jail sentence, fined $250, driver's license sus pended for one year. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS - Robert N. Seiber, 20, mm work-1 r, and Lucre tia Kitchin. 18, sec retary, both of Sweet Home. ; Andrew J, Meyerhofer, 20,' far mer, and Loretta Wesblowski, 17, ootn ox Aumsvuie. MTJNiaPAL COURT Conrad J. Frlgaard, Salem route t, charged with driving while in- v I . if --in: OREGON'S EXTCIA PALE DEER Po You Know What' The Vocidest Comos'ehens.vG Auto Policy Covers? Tho SEVERIN AGENCY Is Exclusive Agent, in Salem for This Broadcast of AH Auto Coverages 1. Bodily Injury and Property Damage liability coverages are no longer limited to ' caused by accident but apply to any OCCURRENCE. S. Property Damage coverage is broadened to lnehid claim fnr fnmr t RENTED TO AN INSURED (other than an automobile rented to or in charge of I. Medical Payments coverage aoDlies to all nersons excent insured's cmninvmx hA are eligible for benefits under any workmen's compensation law. Coverage now' includes dental expense in addition to expense incurred for medical, surgical, and hospital. , i ."''-' 4. ANY TYPE TRAILER is now covered under Bodily Injury end Propeity Dam age insurance whether a utility, home, office, store, display or passenger trailer. I. Newly acquired automobiles are automatically insured for THE ENTIRE POLICY PERIOD. f . insured will no longer be required to reimburse the -company for the payment of losses because of any nnandal Responsibility Law. .; .' T. The "Use of Other Automobiles" coverage under Bodily Injury, Property Damage and Medical Payments insurance will now cover the insured or his spouse with respect to automobiles NOT OWNED but used as follows: . (a) Hired or rented automobiles ' ' (b) Automobiles furnished to the named insured or a member pf his household tor regular use (c) Pick-up or panel delivery trucks not used for wholesale or retail delivery - 1 .. a - (d) Automobiles owned or hired by other members of the named insured's household t. The "Use of Other Automobiles' coverage under lire. Theft, Comprehensive. Towing and Collision insurance will apply to non-owned private passenger auto mobiles or utility trailers while in custody of the named insured or spouse, except ing only an automobile ... , ' 1 ' (a) Hired as a part of a frequent use; (b) Furnished for regular use; (c) While the owner is riding therein. 9. Credit may be allowed for existing Insurance, thus enabling the insured to include all coverages in one policy without short rate penalty. 10. WHAT KIND OF COLLISION INSURANCE SHOULD YOU HAVE? Wm you have to pay the entire deductible amount each time you have an accident? Severin's policy requires that you pay the deductible amount TJNCE thereafter you have FULL COVERAGE at no increased cost. Thus, for the balance of the i policy period we will pay your repair bill whether it is a dented fender or the price of a new car. v - - - - -v . - ; , . O O . eXOADEX PROTECTION AT NO INCREASED COST O O ' "EVERY FORM OF INSURANCE" 212 North High St, Senator Hotel Ibfe. Dial 3-4014 ' j Paj only 10 down and enjoy a safer ride on brand new Goodyear tires while you handle the balance on these easy weekly terms! C(3DnDi'WAnQ 3 8 O O O O IT" IIS O O o Mm o o o o o o A WEEK A WEEK li A WEEK m A WEEK DIG TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD TIRES -. '' " ; " , .,i - - --V " r ' ' 1 ' ' T " I .r Get fa tires pcx cccd G0VJ cn t&css ccsy tcrzsf DOOLITTLE OMTie AND COMMSBOAt J S "COMFUTO lATtSSACflQM wm rvutr niAMACiar. nnnTrifnntTHiwwionf at M f at ta M
