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PEACE FILM BOOKED
A film entitled -Peace Will Win"
ill be given free public showing
at 8 p.m. Saturday in Mayflower
Hall under sponsorship of a Port
land "peace committee" and ar
ranged for locally by Mrs. Pearl
Formick.
Bedding plants still available,
Pemberton's Greenhouse's, 1980
South 12th.
Johns-Maiivllie Roofing applied by
expert workmen, nothing down.
36 months to pay Mathis Bros
164 S. Commercial. Free estimates
3-4642.
FENCE BREAKER FINED
Brady Moore, 551 N. I9th St.,
pleaded guilty Wednesday in
Marion County District Court to
breaking down a fence at Holly
wood Bowl, north of Salem. Moore
said he pulled some boards off to
see the auto races last week end.
He was given a 30-day jail sen
tence, suspended upon payment of
a $25 fine and $25 in restitution
for the damage.
Correction, that fine 3 bedroom
home near Leslie School should
be $18,000 exchange to $15,000.
See ad, Joe L. Bourne, Realtor
Leo's Barber Shop now located
with Glenn's Barber shop next '
!kor West Salem Drug Store. ,
SCOUT TROOP PLANS !
Planning for n'.i year's pro
gram for Boy Scout Troop 15, in
cluding a camping trio Sept. 27-2C,;
was launched Tuesday night by
the troop committee, . heaoed b
Marlin Karnes. Sponsor of the
group is West Salem Lions Club.
Church Bazzar & Rummage sale. !
Lunch served Fri. & Sat. 325 State
st. :
Fresh killed fryer turkeys, 5 to 6
lbs. average. Orwig's Market, 3975
Silverton Rd. Ph. 2-6128.
HUNGATE NOW IN SALEM
Mark H ungate, fornr business- j
man at Silverton, has recently ac- i
cepted a position as field repre-,
tentative with the Willamette Pro
duction Credit Association in
Salem. He is to serve as a special
ist in the poultry field in connec
tion with the lending operations of
the credit association.
Landscaping and designing. No
job too large or too small. F A.
Doeifler and Sons Nursery, 250
Lancaster Dr. at 4 Corners. Phone
2-2549
FLAGG AT LIONS CLUB
George Flagg, former Public
Utilities Commissioner and now
manager of the Oregon Highwi;
Council will speak on Truckint
Industry's Taxation today at the ,
noon luncheon of the Salem Lions
Club in the Marion Hotel.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 3-7694. 153 N. High St.
FENIX TO OFFICERS' MEET
Dr. Robert W. Fenix, financial
vice-president of Willamette Uni
versity, departed yesterday for the
annual convocation of the National
f ederation of College and Univer
tity Business Officers to be held
in Chicago beginning tomorrow.
Dr. Fenix plans to return to Salem
Monday.
Announcing the opening Tuesday,
June 17th of the Fashion Beauty
Salon at 3712 Sunnvview Ave.
Phone 2-3329, Mayme Faist.
Births
KITCHIM To Mr. and Mrt.
William Kitchim. 185 S. Winter
St., Salem, a daughter, Tuesday,
June 17, at Salem General Hos
pital. KAMMLER To Mr. and Mrs.
Nathaniel Kammler, 2330 Broad
way, a son, Tuesday, June 17, at
Salem General Hospital.
CHRISM AN To Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Chrisman, Stayton, a son,
Wednesday, June 18, at Salem
General Hospital.
NELSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Lynn Nelson. Mill City, a son,
Wednesday, June 18, at Salem
Memorial Hospital.
RAY To Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Ray, Mehama, a daughter, Wed
nesday, June 18, at Salem Me
morial Hosuital.
BASSETT To Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Bassett, Mill City, a daugh
ter, Wednesday, June 18, at Salem
Memorial Hospital.
FRENCH To Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. French, Mill City, a son, Wed
nesday, June 18, at Salem Me
morial Hospital.
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SALARY COMMITTEE
APPOINTED
An emergency salary committee
was appointed at a recent execu
tive meeting of Salem Chapter No.
1 of the Oregon State Employees
Association. Appointed were Virgil
O'Neil, chairman; John Bond and
Gertrude Chatnberlin, members.
They are to advise with respect
to the problems of the State Em
ployees on salaries.
Maccabees will have a picnic at
the Olinger park, Thursday night
at 6:30. Weiners and ice cream will
be furnished. If the weather is
bad, it will be at the hall.
RIPLEY COLLECTION
IN SALEM
The personal collection of Rob
ert RiDlev's "Believe it or Not"
oddities is to be in Salem next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
The free exhibit Is to be in front
of the Capital Drug Store at State
and Liberty Streets from 9:30 a.m.
to 9:30 p.m. on these days. The
mobile exhibit travels on a special
custom-built trailer.
Fronk's House of Carpets and
Draperies, 2715 S. Commercial.
Ph. 4-6313.
Drew Pearson
Socked Again
WASHINGTON (TP) - Columnist
Drew Pearson drew a poke in the
eye from a husky Washington law
yer in a one-punch encounter in
the lobby of the Mayflower Hotel
Wednesday.
Charles Patrick Clark, 44, a for
mer pro basltetball player and
handball champion, told newsmen
he took a sock at Pearson to re
taliate for things the 54-year-old
columnist had written about him
and his friends.
Pearson promptly swore out a
complaint of assault against Clark,
whom he has called a lobbyist for
Franco Spain.
Clark served under then Senator
Truman as associate counsel of
the Senate War Investigating
Committee during World War II.
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Organized games were the principal recreation early this week at Salem Playgrounds where sum
mer programs rot underway. This group of youngsters at Grant School were engaged in a "dodge ball"
lame under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Wait. Playground activity served a double purpose Mon
day too, keeping youngsters occupied while parents voted in a school election designed to finance a new
high school. (Statesman photo.)
Civil Service Board Hears Pen
GuardProtest Against Demotion
I A state penitentiary guard who was demoted for disobeying an
order told the Oregon Civil Service Commission Wednesday that he
wasn't aware that the order existed."
Carl Watson, whom Warden Virgil O'Malky demoted from ser- ,
geant to ordinary guard, was the only guard with a 24-convict wood- ;
cutting crew which was working near Albany late in April when two
of the convicts ran away. i
Watson was accused by O'Malley , . . ,
of violating an order to keep his O Malley explained he doesn t
men under constant supervision. low .rds.Kt0 Carr' uns -an"
He r,M the mmmiccinn that tHc
order wasn't given to him, but
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O'Malley testified that Watson ad'
mitted to him later that he had
received the order.
Crew Divided
Watson, a
guard for six years,
said he had to divide up his crew
into small units so they could work
more - efficiently. O'Malley said
this action violated the order be
cause Watson wasn't able to see
all 24 of the men at all times. i
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he should have refused to take the 1
men out to work if he believed the
order couldn't be carried out.
Medium Custody
The men in the crew were medi-
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um custody men, meaning they are
to be watched. Since then, O'Mal
ley explained, only trusties are as
signed to woodcutting crews be
cause of the need to let them work
in small groups.
Coi. W. C. Ryan, State Super
visor of Institutions, testified that
Watson "is a faithful, honest, very
valuable employe, and I wish we
had many, many more like him."
The Civil Service Commission
doesn't have power to return Wat
son to sergeant status, but it can
recommend to O'Malley whether
it should be done. O'Malley has
indicated he would abide by the
commission's decision, expected
toda v.
TRAINED DOG WINS 'DEGREE
VICTORIA. B. C, (TP) - Toffies,
a dog of the Keeshond breed de
veloped in Holland, has been a
warded a "master's degree" by
his owner. Apart from all the or
dinary tricks, the dog has learn
ed never to enter a door ahead of
a woman, to steer clear of gard
ens and to conform to street traf
fic rliles.
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Capitol Shopping Center
Beauty Culture
School Sold
Oregon School "of Beauty Cul
ture, 230 N. Liberty St., has been
sold by Mrs. Emma Haley to Mrs.
Wilma Lee Phagans, who will op
erate it as Phagan's School of
Beauty.
Mrs. Haley, who has run the
school since 1933, will manage her
shop, Haley's Beauty Center on
Union Street.
The new owner was manager of
the Modern Beauty College for
five years.
Salem Postoffiee
Official Returns
From Korea War
Return of S. Bliss Leslie to Sa
lem Postoffiee as superintendent
of postal finance was anticipated
Wednesday upon his arrival in the
States from Korea service.
Capt. Leslie, who commanded
Salem's reserve 894th Army Postal
Unit when it went on active duty
May 1, 1951, arrived Wednesday
in San Francisco and was to go to
Ft. Lewis for discharge.
Leslie was separated from his
unit and sent overseas last fall and
has recently been in command of
the First Base Postoffiee in Korea.
Some other members of the 894th
are expected to return in the near
future.
Mrs. Leslie and the couple s two
children are residing on Salem
Route 1.
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Public
Records
PROBATE "COURT
Minnie Maurer estate: Will ad
mitted to probate, and Martin
Reuter and Esther Werner ap
pointed executor and executrix.
Alice H. Page estate: Sale of real
property confirmed.
John LeRoy Ward estate: Will
admitted to probate, and Fay Es
sie Ward appointed administratrix
with will annexed.
B. F. Ramp estate: Appraised
at $16,698.33.
Joseph Rentz estate: Final hear
ing set July 22.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Stoe David Farrell, 21, plum
ber's helper, and Patricia Ann
Ice Works Plans
Remodelling Job
A $300 remodeling of the City
Ice Works' ice storehouse at 1551
Center St. Wednesday was issued
a building permit by the city en
gineer. Permit was given to Frank
Waters.
Also at city engineer's office
Wednesday were pprmits issued to
Stuart Johnson to -reroof a dwell
ing at 830 N. Winter St., $130; E. V.
Davis to erect a carport at 1725 S.
Commercial St., $500, and Ray R.
Fiske to erect a dwelling at 1054
N. Winter St., $12,000.
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STATE ST.
Wolf, 17, cannery worker, both of
Turner.
Thomas John Adolphson, 28,
printer, 942 N. Summer St., Sa
lem, and Marjorie Ella Dahlgren,
22, Warren, Ore.
Emil A. Valisk, legal, truck driv
er, 4765 Harcourt St., and Doro
thy A. Radke, legal, bookkeeper
2795 Chemawa Rd.
DISTRICT COURT
John A. Nuber, 1230 S. 17th St.,
issuing check without sufficient
funds, given six-months suspend
ed jail sentence, placed on two
years' probation, to make restitu
tion. R. Brady Moore. 551 N. 19th St.
breaking down a fence belonging
to another, pleaded guilty, 30-day
jail sentence suspended upon pay
ment of $25 fine and $23 resti
tution for damage.
CIRCUIT COURT
Marjory M. Fleury vs. Freder
ick R. Fleury: Divorce decree
grants plaintiff custody of two mi
nor children, $100 monthly sup
port and ownership of real and
personal property.
Ruby Pauline Gallant vs. John- :
nie S. Gallant.- Divorce decree to
plaintiff restores her former name
of Smith.
Rufus and Audra Corder, doinff
business as Paramus Lumber and
Supply Co., vs.- Delbert Haener:
Complaint seeks judgments of $1,
058.66. $656.44 and $183.66 alleg
edly due as overpayments on pur
chase of timber.
Richard L. Neuberger vs, Dou
glas McKay; petition seeks alter
native writ of mandamus compell
ing defendant to dismiss R. L. Elf
strom as chairman of State Liquor
Control Commission or to show
cause.
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