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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1952)
'I--Th StoWUtm. SU& OnKte. Friday, Martfr l; KSX Street Name - Changes Asked Salem Planning and Zoning Commission will consider chang ing the names of eight Salem area streets. It was decided this week after Commissioner Milton L. My ers reported on name duplications found in conference with Post master Albert C. Gragg. The commission asked Meyers, street name chairman, to suggest new names at me April IS com mission meeting la City Hall. Most of the streets, said Meyers, have no houses on them yet. Streets due for new names re Quire public hearings and City Council action. Tlmse under con sideration now are: Summit Drive at west end of Madrons; Georgia Avenue near Ptfeatda Road; Gaarga street west of Wallace Road; Indiana Street near Pringle Road; Albert Read near Sihrerton Road; Carolina Street near Beitaa Boulevard; Hayesvffie Drive wast of Port land Road and Bbnes Street In VT est Salem. Heads Elks E- t f:,v i Carl V Salem bettnaas loctod exalted raler ef the- SeJesa EXka Loose Thursday night. Ha aaeaeeds H. M. Wa admit. The new officers wfll he metalled April 1. Draft Board In Armory Marion County inductees and draft registrants will report to a new location, Salem Armory, be ginning Monday. First Inductees will leave there April 2. The selective service office will move Monday morning, it was an nounced Thursday. A lease for larger quarters on the Armory's second floor was signed recently. The office moved from da Ar mory in 1948 to a warehouse off Court and Liberty . Streets. Mrs. Edna Wilhelm, chief clerk, said the office would not be open un til about noon Monday. The board received a call to send seven men for induction Ap ril 2, but five of those will be transferred to other boards, leav ing two to report at the Armory that day. The Wars of the Rosea in Eng land during the 19th Century were conducted with a ferocity and brutality practically unknown in English history before or since. IPnMiie IEeeirdlQ PR03ATK COURT Frank Masser estate: Appraised at $28,200. Mary G. Schmitz estate: Ap praised at $3,653; final hearing set April 28. Elva C. Sutter estate: Final de cree. John Everett Jones estate: Final decree Caroline C. Koschmeder estate: Final hearing set April 2S. Frank L. Tisehler estate: Sale of personal property authorized. Steven Lee Baker guardianship: Florence E. Baker appointed guar dian, authorized to accept com promise payment of $2,300.58 from Ace Flying Service in full settle ment for damages for death of ward's father. MilberV F. Baker, in flying accident July 12, 1951, near Lusk, Wyo. Martha EUen Bruce guardian ship: Hearing set April 2 on peti tion for appointment of J. W. Mayo as guardian. Anna East burn estate: First Na tional Bank of Portland appointed executor. George Zwicker estate: Ap praised at $3,500. Mildred Wolcott Gregg estate: Appraised at $375. MAUIAGK LICKNSK APPLICATIONS Donald Eugene Mask, 21, Navy, and.Carmelita Mendezona, 16, stu dent, both of Roseburg. Marvin L. Withers, It, logger, Molalla, and Marjorie Holt, 16, student, Mt. AngeL DISTRICT COURT Lloyd Cross, Stayton, charged with obtaining money by false pretenses, waived preliminary ex amination, bound over to .grand jury, held in neu of $1,500 baiL Ed Gregson, 1835 N. Summer St., charged with, driving while intoxicated, found innocent by judge. Howard Vincent Wur dinger. Wood burn, charged with illegal possession of lfcruor, continued to March 22 for plea. MUNICIPAL. COURT Earl Bonney Jr., 1260 Candle wood Dr., pleaded innocent to chsfrg at drfceing wtrik? mtoxi eated. Trial set March 21; re leased on $250 baiL CIRCUIT COURT Edward L Williams vs AJrrma E. Williams: Complaint for divorce alleging cruel and inhuman treat ment seeks ownership of real property and auto and $25 month ly support for minor child, with defendant to be awarded owner ship of furniture. Married May 30, 1934. at York, Neb. Fred J. Browning vs Barney Whelan and Henry Query: Case dismissed, based upon stipulation. William L. and Delia Mae Car ver vs Carl B. and Frances E. Damaske: rvpitnt seeks judg ment of $3,830 allegedly caused by improper construction of dwell ing. Leone X. Taylor vs Oirre Ging rich and ethers: Judgment ef non suit with prejudice to plasnttff granted, upon stipulation. Norma J. Greenfield vs Forrest B. GreeafVekl: Divorce decree grants plaintiff custody of two minor children and $100 monthly support and confirms ptupcitj set Edith N. Evans vs Carlos G. Bell: Case dismissed with preju dice, upon stipulation I Byron M. and Eva W. va Sanfnrd D, Buster Jr. and MH- ured Tntf t . to complaint on around of insuf ficient facts. State vs Cecil T. Bradley: Coun sel serves notice that defendant intends to rely on "fact that he was Insane at the time of the alleged crime and still is insane." at trial set for March 24 on charge of larceny by bailee. m Margaret Dora Polaaski vs Romeo Frederick PfJamki- Com plaint seeks restitution of prop erty awarded to plaintiff by Cir cuit Court on Feb. 2. 1952, and allegedly wrongfully withheld by defendant, and damages of $150. It la Is probable that ved streets until Century B. C had the Second Governor Breaks Precedent of ' j Years Standing I Records ate to the tie natieaal that McKay is the first to file for deles- McKay filed aa a delegate to the Republican from the "Tfs going to be a good Governor McKay want to attend." IP NEW SPINET a THE MUSIC CENTER CAPfTtx sHomKS cntra tea FrleWy 13tP.IL Mi mm Ibluusiyjyis f" C 13 CZ 3 j j G 13 REG. $79.50 5-PIECE DON E t i Eni i LLy fAiccirte Tcp Tablo 4 Chroco Choirs, Durcn uphol stered, ChcUo cf Ccbrs. Starts today ... A Chrome Dinette Sale that will long be remembered in Salem! Nation ally famous brands you will recognize the minute you see them-ALL STYLES ON SALE. Ovals, oblong or dropleaf none reserved. Come, see over 100 Chrome Sets on our floor, all specially priced for this sale, the event you can't afford to miss! Safest REGULAR $101.80 VALUE 5-PIECE CHROME SET Full sizwd, genuine haat-proof chrom table with extension leaf and four chairs with no-mar upholstered backs and thickly padded seats. Choice of 8 color combinations. Plus Frco 1 2-Pc Firo King Bakowcar Set Free Spring Festival Ticket (ill REGULAR $126.75 VALUE A smart oval extension table, Duncan Phyfe pedestal style. Sire 35"x48", opens to 60"f laminated plastic top with polished metal edging. Four-leg style chrome chairs with shaped pad ded backs and seats, covered with popular pearl Duran. 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