City Me wo IMeff.
' NEW ROOFS PLANNED
Building permits for "new roofs
-were issued Wednesday by the
citT enpinr' nffi . - -..
Rpuse, 1251 Sixth St, $160, and
iuyu uiis, Marion St, $169.
over Greenbaum's Thurs. Nov.
Mui. o am. to :u n m
FIRE IN DAVENPORT
Tl Ft frATn Bn lintrnAnni akB--.-i
Wednesday partially destroyed a
uenin in me jr. it, Woerth
residence. 1695 Yew St. ru r,
men said the smouldering fire was
vAuuKUisnea oeiore any . other
damage, other than smolteY oc-
vurrea. -
Keystone class of First Christian
uiurcn is sponsoring smorgasbord
;luj ov. a, a xo a pjn. jux
cellant food, all vnu ran at
Adults I1J50, Children 75c, Public
inviiea.
See the Boys Shirt Bar at The
coys anop, Z65 No. High. '
Landscaping and designing. No Job
iw targe or too smau A Doer
fler and Sons Nursery. 250 Lan
caster Dr. at 4 Corners. Phone
2-ZM9. ;
Accordion lessons, instruments
rented 'while you learn. Wiltsey
music nouse, i860 state. 1
Fresh killed turkeys to bake or
iry. c a id. urwlgs Market 3975
Silverton Rd. Ph. 4-5742. j
TOWNSENDITES MEET
Townsend Club 16 will meet to
night at the home of Mrs. Anna
Arnold, 2256 Claud St.
Bergman's Shoes & Boots exclu
sive at Bishops in Salem.
Call Mathls Bros. 3-4642. Free -sti-
mates on your Ropfing problems.
COURT TO MEET
i Rem-MPntntl
- County Court will attend sessions
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vicgon . ana ' . camornia
Grant Lands Association in Port
land Tuesday, the court reported
. Wednesday.
For Rich Food Plan information,
Anil 9 , .
vuj o-ia evenings.
Bergman's Shoes & Boots exclu-
sive at Bishops in Salem.
.MR&DELANEY BETTER
W.ord wa received in Salem
Wednesday that Irs..E. P. De
laney of Salem watf reported re
covering satisfactorily from a re
cent operation in a Chicago, 111.,
hospital. Her husband, Dr. De
laney, reported trey would return
to Salem about Nov, 24,
Watch for the opening of West Sa
Jem s finest and newest Television
Center, to be bringing to your
home the top line in television and
service. Bird Television and Serv
ice Co. 871 Wallace Rd.
Bergman's Shoes & Boots exclu
. sive at Bishops in Salem., '
Ladies Attention. Great reduction
on a select group of coats, suits,
dresses & hats. Wilson & McCul
. lah s Apparell Shop, 466 Court.
Births
STRONG To Mr. and Mrs.
William Strong, 2095 S. Church St.,
a daughter, Wednesday, Nov. 12, at
Salem General Hospital.
COOK To Mr. and Mrs. Har
ry Cook,, 575 r Jefferson St., a
daughter, Wednesday, Nov. 12, at
Salem General Hospital.
DUGGER To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles A., Dugger, Marion, a son,
Wednesday, Nov. 12, at Salem Me
morial Hospital.
TAYLOR To Mr. and Mrs.
Harold A., Taylor, 1281 Hawthorne
St., a son, Wednesday, Nov. 12, at
Salem Memorial Hospital.
"NEW WORLDS IN ENGINEERING" SH O W BY CH
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the sew way of braking your car thaf a just
plain wonderful for the driver. This is a dis
play that demonstrates how Chrysler Power
Brakes operate, with only rd the pedal
pressure of ordinary brakes. If a one of 70
working models and displays of all kinds
S111011 at Chrysler
T World, in EignieerW
e8ineio development,
inag the comfort, handling ease, and p
YMCA BOARD TO MEET
November session ofe Salem
jt MCA board of directors is slated
IOr todav nnnn at ,V VI r iii.
carle Abrams, new president, in
charge. Committee appointments
Air - Steamship tickets anywhere.
KugeL 3-7694. 153 N. High St
FAMILY COUNCIL; TODAY
The Family and Child wi4
Council ; of Salem Community
Council win meet today noon at
the Senator Hotel, with Vemon H.
icoiuujK. ui. weston A.
NlPml9 i1inA 4 .... - .
.. w ieuu educa
tion for Salem public schools. wflT
uonmctj in
Mental Health." .
Rummage Sale by Alpha Chi Om
ega Mothers Club on Nov. 14th and
15th over Greenbaum's store.
SPORTS CLUB MEETS
The Salem Indoor Sports Club
Chapter 63 will hold its annual
turkey dinner at 2 pjn. Sunday in
the Lions Den. .
Oregon Scenic Christmas Cards.
McEwan Photo Shop in Holly
wood. ; ...
Brownie Christmas Cards. Mc
Ewan Photo Shop in Hollywood.
Cooked food and gift sale Friday.
Portland Gas and Coke Co. By the
Jason Lee Woman's Society.
Nice clean rummage and bazaar.
rxi. a oa., xmov. Hth St 15th. 427
Ferry St; .
Police Question
Juveniles After
Home Burglary
Saleni detectives reported
Wednesday that several juveniles
were being questioned In connec
tion With: looting and
of the Mrs. "Anna T7in vnm,
1520 Trade: St, Monday nieht- '
' Included in a long list of van-
aalism : tO the rPSiHfnr mom 4V,n
upheaval jand ransacking of prao
tically- every drawer in the four-
room -nouse.- Also water was
pourea over dlnin room fuml.
ture, oil j poured onto ' the hard
wood floors,- door chimes ripped
UTAH me W.I 11. turn rtnvan r.
broken, bhonoeranh " rnnH.
smashed and food wa taVon mm
me refrigerator and thrown into
, - wi.
ue sinK. j i .
r: No estimatA In lnco i,4 4
dahsm was made. Actual rash
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losses " lni r money and jewelry
amuumea, to -
Answer to Suit
Blames Driver
The truck-auto accident In
which Mrs. Eunice Erickson suf
fered fatal injuries Sept. 13 was
blamed oii the driver of the death,
auto In anj answer filed Wednesday
to a suit bow pending in Marion
County Circuit Court
.The original complaint was
brought against the Kenneth Poor
man Heavy Hauling Co., by Alvin
N. Nelson! .administrator of Mrs.
Erickson's estate. In it damages
for the j; woman's JZ death were
sought from the ' company and
from Albert A. Reed, truck driver,
Defendants alleged in their
answer Wednesday , that Mrs.
Erickson contributed to her own
death because she entered the
auto with the knowledge that the
driver, Vernon Reitzer, was 'under
the.-influence of intoxicating
liquor" to the extent he could not
control his vehicle.
The fatal crash occurred at
night on the Pacific Highway just
uuiui ml oaiem.
VI-
.toaanca of Plymouth, Dodge, DeSoto and
Chrysler cars. See tha new V-8 engines with
hemispherical combustion chamber that gets
mofiower rom drop of gas. See and
'J0 Steering that takes y,tha the
S?-."0?? drivin parking! Every
exhibit wiU interest you ... and show you
how you can make your car dollars buy
greater value today! There, no admission
charge. Come bring your family and friends
any tinie-ll.-CO AJi to II. -CO Pit, No
vember 8 thru November 19 (daily except
Monday), Mason la Tempi, Portland.
' Rally Speaker
The Rer. Conrad M. Thempsen
iKDve; i Bfinneapelis will
speak U an Evangelical Luther
an Church evangelism rally at t
pjn. Friday la Grace Lutheran
Church here.
Rev. Thompson
To Address
Lutheran
The Rev. CemraA VT ThAmrtui.
. .vMrowu,
Minneapolis, national director of
evangelism for th i?vanrAi;ni
Lutheran Church, will be' guest
speaker at a rally at Grace Luth
eran Church, 3300 Sunnyview Ave.
o pan. xnaay.
All nersnnc frnm 1ft
In the Willamette Circuit have
been invited to attend the rally to
hear an address on "Teaching Ev-
Bugcu&in, wmcn is 10 include spe
cific suggestions ai wpII n hiini.
tional sections. -
Congregations participating are
from .Can by, Woodbuxn, Salem,
wu iiuui oii v en on. Lie D anon, Al
bany, two from Eugene, and
Springfield. The Rev. Lowell Holts
is host Dastnr Tha Vloxr A o
- m v. wuc-
gaard, Springfield, is director of
evangelism for the circuit Ar
rangements for the visiting pas-
vor a tout in uregon and Washing
ton are being made by the Rev.
Joseph A. Luthro, Silverton, di
rector of evangelism for the Pa
cific district of the church.
The itinerary schedules rallies at
Pasco, Burlington, Seattle and Ta
coma, Wash., Portland, Salem and
Klamath Tails, Ore. -
Illness Claims
Jake Beier, 55
Jake Beier, 495 S. 19th St, died
w xuesaay at tne age of 55
years, following a short Uln
Beier. a caroenter and rirint
of Salem since 1943, was born in
nussia,;june 15, 1897. He came
wun nis parents to the United
States when he was 7 vr m
The family settled in North Dak-
wia. - iie married Sophie Dunker
in 1921 in South Dakota and they
moved in 1930 to Montana no
they resided until coming to 6Ve-
Announcement of services will
be made later by the W. T. RJg-
uu vumpany.
Qiemeketaris to
Hike Sunday
: oaiem i jiAnufratQn. : Mill 1.11
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Sunday to CnffilT Mmmtoin ;vf
North Santiam country east of
10. a n h a, the club announced
weanesaay. :. . i. ;
commercial St. The ; party will
Kgurei fc A
leave at f5-sn a m t4vi iu.
Melchert at leader.
The srroun will taVa v.t.
iwo trails, one a three-mile hike
along Blowout Creek. . and an-
. w VI
umer a nine-mile treK.
RYSLEU COP PO B ATI q m
Rally
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Eixcnan
ns Annual
Toy Campaign
Salem Exchange Cub opened its
annual toy drive for underpriv
ileged children this week with an
appeal i or Broken toys which can
be repaired. - , s
Nine Chevron service stations
have been designated as spots
where toys can hm Vft fn i.
by club members. Toys that are
repaired are turned over to the
Salvation Army for distribution
at Christmas. , - -
Last year the Exchange Club
repaired about 2,000 toys for Wil
lamette Valley children. The Sal
vation Army and the Ex&ange
Club have worked together on the
toy drive since its inception four
years ago. , j
Chairman of the drive this year
Is Rollin Haag. ' j
Stations where toys can be de
posited are Redintr's at ih
State Streets,- Pete's at 1254 Edge-
waier jlt, v auey ou Co. .tation
at 1211 Broad wa-r Jnh
at 12th and Mission Streets, Fred
Roberts on Portland Road, Earl
Malm at Lancaster Drive and Sil
verton Road. Walt Zot1 t rhi
meketa and High Streets, and the
car paras at commercial and Ter
ry Streets and HiH and ivm
Streets. . ,
RECORD PRICE FOR BULL '
AIRDRIE, Canada W--Rcord
purchase price for a beef bull paid
by an Alberta trr wa
at Vaughan, Hont Victor Watson
of the Willow Springs Ranch near
here paid $35,700 for a 2-year-old
xiereioro. . s
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Limited Quantity
Layaway for Christmas
Exclusive In Salem
None .SoIrJ fa DcNtTurc
Sorry, Ona to a Customer M 2.A
MCNICTPAi COURT - .1 1 - v
Howard Monson, Lebanon, driv
ing while intoxicated, fined 1250.
cntcrrr court . v -
Alvin N. Nelson, administrator
of estate of Eunice Erkkson, vs
Albert A. Reed and Kenneth
Poorman Heavy Hauling Co.: De
fendants' answer alleges negli
gence on the part of Eunice Erick
son in auto accident Sept 13, near
Salem, i ! . .
John T. Lenhart vs Paul Lane:
Defendant's answer alleges negli
gence on the part of operator of
plaintiffs auto at the time of auto
wreck Sept 3, 1911, in, Salem.
Margaret EUinger vs William
and Sophronia Gableman: De
fendants' answer alleges plaintiff
was negligent when she fell on a
stairway in defendants' house, 555
N. Liberty St, on Jan. 14, 1952.
PROBATE COURT
'Charles Monnier guardianship:
Vemice C Monnier appointed
guardian and order authorizes ac
cident damage claim settled on
payment of 1292. r
James Smith guardianship es
tate: Pioneer Trust Co. appointed
guardian. ,
DISTRICT COURT
IL D. Wiltermorxl. S320 BaKa.
Ave, larceny, fined $25, placed on
7w - prooauon and 90-day
Jail sentence suspended, following
plea of guilty.
Lyle IL Braff, J505 Cherry Ave,
hunting without a license, fined
$10 following a plea of guilty.
Clarence W. Fox, Lacomb, driv
ing while lntAxitatM. ffn4 txn
after plea of guilty. .
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82,400,000 Loan
Granted in Hearst
Estate for Taxes
LOS ANGELES III Executors
Of the William R.rvWrK II .
estate were granted court permis
sion Wednesday to borrow $2.400..
w to meet initial payments of
cucru esuue and state inheri
tance taxes.
. Hearst died Au 15 ioti s.
sets marshaled so far amount to
wna rurtoer listings to
Korea Clothes
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To keep Korean people clothed
and warmer this winter. som sso
Willamette University students
garnered used clothing in a Sa
lem wide canvass Wednesday
night
Total amount of the collection
was not yet determined, but Linda
Gragg of Monroe, chairman for the
event Id the results were good.
The campus Interfaith Council
sponsored the program, with all
student residence organizations
participating.
The clothes are to be sent early
next week to Oregon Relief for
Korea and India, for Immediate
shipment to Korea;
Any persons not contacted last
night were asked to take cloth
ing to Calvary Baptist First Chris
tian! Court Street HiiHrtlii, v..
giewood Evangelical United Breth
ren, rirst MetnodUt or First Pres
byterian churches.
Shop Fridays Ti! 9 P. M,
JEWELERS
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West Salem
Saving Center
Opening Today
Grand opening for the West
Salem Saving Center at a new lo
cation, C01 Edgewater St, la
slated for today with tpeda
events.
The day's program wia Include
numerous gifts and prixes, circus
clown and monkey pertorrnanctt
and organ music.
An Aug. IS Sire which largely
destroyed the store's former
building at 525 Edgewater St, a
Wock away from the present site,
lorred the move several weeks
ago. The other building has been
razed and rrnlrsrt k
Jot awmimodatlng 75 cars of Sav.
The grocery. drugs variety
ShODDinC center Km. - iwt
Xeet the entire buiiiiag at Edge
water and Van .-4- .v-
latter. Leased from Iui r
roue, me sxructure has beta ex
tensively remodeled and a new
glass and tile front installed.
J, Ray Atkinson, nrrtt t4 v.
itort'f staff -m ccsnprise IS per
sons, headed h
manager, who came from the
urns Eugene store last summer
and has been six years with the
comoany. Tht r c .
ff!? 13
Za 1910 farmers mada tra aVrt
18 per cent of the U. S. population.
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rorre wia arrlre on WCametie
University catrpus today for in
Informal staff visit with tb
jrROTC department, acoordicf to
J. Korman VC. Camloo, ccm-aadicg-the
university detach
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The two-day visiution wQ
mark the Crrt Air v ri-t-.IT
ajty repmenuuon to WlHsmece
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from Coctinenul Air Commaad
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