The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 21, 1953, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextSterttiiimn, Scdom. Oro Tkandaj. May 21, 1SS3 . . DiirtEio flilW A V 11 .UVS 4UA Herbert- Hansen, 575 S. 25th St, a son, Tuesday, May 19, at Salem General HospitaL - CONNER To Mr. and Mrs. dark; E. Conner, Salem Route 3, Box ,. 686, a daughter, Tuesday, May 19, at Salem General Hospi tal.. RQLD3 To Mr. and Mrs. Loren Roliej; 2260 S. 12th St, a son, Tuesday, May 19, at Salem Gen eral .Hospital. .... CONNOR To Mr. and Mrs. John Connor, 980 N. 16th St, a son, Wednesday, May 20, at Sa lem Memorial Hospital. PAfeSEGIAN To Mr. and Mrs. Deran Parsegian, 1340 Lee St., a son, Wednesday, May 20, at Sa lem Memorial Hospital SPECIAL THIS WEEK 7 A. M. to 11 A. M. Applesauce Stack of Hot Calces With Whippet Butter And Hot Maple Syrup Coffee 39 mm 1 11:30 A. II. la ' 1 A. II. At The Hew t - SPEEDWAY RESTAURANT At The Capitol Shopping Center Here's How It Works: Drire under the can opy on the right side of the restaurant Choose from our Menu on the walL Give Your order to the attendant Drire around the build and stop under the canopy on the oppo site side. Your order will be de livered to you, (2 min utes afer it was taken). You may park on our i lot to eat or take tout food to some other place to eat It is all yoursl CD's Ideal for Telerision Partlesl) Thomas Summers Dies, Final Rites J Funeral serrices for Thomas Summers, 69, of 634 Ferry St, who died in a local hospital Tues day after a short illness, will be held today at 2 p.m. in Virgil T. Golden Chapel with the Rev. Thornton Jansma officiating. In terment will be at Belcrest Mem orial Park. : Born June 17, 1883 in Fort Dodge, Iowa, the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Summers, the deceased lived near Missoula and Kali spell, Mont, for several years. farming and doing carpentry work. He came to Portland in 1942 where he did defense work and moved 'to Salem five years ago and operated a service station at 12th and State Streets. He was a former member of the Moose Lodge in KalispelL Mont Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Hannah Summers, Salem; daugh ters, Mrs. Fred Stein and Doro thy Harvey, both of Salem, Mrs. O. E. Bergland, Portland;' son, David Summers, Salem; sisters, Mrs. Ethel VanHorn, Portland, and Mrs. Kate Cameron and Mrs. Francis Campbell, both of Mis soula, Mont; two brothers, Ed ward Summers, Portland, and Clarence Summers, Vancouver, Wash.; and six grandchildren. Because of the vast spaces across which wind blows, the Pacific Ocean usually is consid ered rougher in comparable lat itudes than the Atlantic New Showing Open 6:45 Chariton Heston Jennifer Jones "RUBY GENTRY Also William Tracy Joe Sawyer "MR. W ALKIE TALKIE" DRiVE-IN LTIIEATRE Ph. -782ft UBa 6AUEX3. BSmULT tff Gates Open 7:09 Show at Dusk NOW! All Color Program "HIAWATHA" Vincent Edwards Pins e "MEET ME AT THE FAIR" Dan Dailey Diana Lynn Industrial Arts Exhibits Arrive jSf 1 1 As exhibits for the Mid-Willamette Valley industrial arts competi tion began arriving Wednesday afternoon, BUI Mets, Willamette Valley industrial arts association president (left) and Bruce Thompson, Salem industrial arts teacher, had their hands fall ar ranging them for the exhibition which opens today at the Valley Motor Co. show room. Students from five mid-Willamette Valley counties win compete. (Statesman fhoto.) Ricardo Montalban . Yvonne DeCarle , Cyd Charisse In Technicolor "SOMBRERO Edmond O'Brien "HITCH HIKER" I Charlton Heston In Technicolor 1 "PONY EXPRESS" Dane Clark "GAMBLER ic THE LADY" Missile9 Just Shell Timer A metal object in the front yard of the W. H. Carroll resi dence, 4560 Single Strand Rd that resembled a smalL explos ive missile, was identified Wed nesday as a timing mechanism for an artillery shell and harmless. Confusion arose when the Carrotls sought information about the object and were re ferred to the Marion County Draft Office in the Salem Ar mory, 396 Ferry St Draft of ficials confessed they had no Idea why the object was brought to their attention, but a help- LISTEiI To the Checkerboard Jam boree over Station KM CM, Saturday, 8 to 9 pjn. or bet ter yet, see them in person at the dance sponsored by the Knights of Pythias at the LABOR TEIIPLE 445 Center St "Academy Award Winner" "The Bicycle Thief" . Best Foreign Picture of the Yearl Thurs. & Fri. 7:30 P.JVL Waller Hall Admission 50c Sponsored by Willamette Unesco Club Ends Today! Jose Ferrer "MOULIN ROUGE" Matinee Daily From 1 P.M. Tomorrow! Regular Prices! (Bargain Mat. ... 50c 'til 5 P.M.) TERRIFIC DOUBLE BILL! LAUGH-HAPPY, LOVE-HAPPY . V MUSICAL! m TVfJ a W mm k-V -t:, -nr. , Wililh" wmMmjaTmattrnwaKa worn w so sawa , - IKS L nRXLOMfTC e- r-s Piper JuUa LAURIE ADAMS ful Oregon National Guardsmasi identified the timer. How the rusty, corroded tim er found its way to the Carroll front yard was not known- County 6 udget Staff Additions (Story also on page 1) Three . and one-half persons could be added to the Marion County payroll next fiscal year as a result of grants made Wed nesday by the budget, commit tee.1 ! It authorized another deputy county clerk, a jailer (already on duty but not on the current budget), a relief man i in the sheriffs office. and a part-time District Court bailiff. The commltte approved $12, 000 for county planning and zon ing, compared to $16,273 asked, and $3,000 for. a veterans' me morial building at Aurora. , The health department was granted $53,458 by the county, out of a total-budget of $134,400, cut by $540. This places the ap propriation increase at just un der 6 per cent The health rev enues estimate was upped bv $468 to $80,942. J Welfare got $293,838, as allot ted by the state. Anticipated needs of roads are $878,000 to be 'Bicycle ThieP Film Tonight The ItaHan film,. The Bicycle Thief," will be shown tonight and Friday at 7:30 pjn. in Waller Ball on the Willamette Univer sity campus, f i It was previously reported in correctly that the film would be shown Wednesday and Thursday nights. 7 ! t offset by revenues other than taxes. ; .. Increased reymues of substan tial amounts were expected from O&C land grant taxes, tax pay ments for prior years, forest rent als and sales, road fines, liquor allotments for old age assistance, Woodburn justice court and gaso line taxes. j .For the first i time, the com mittee could set elected official' salaries, heretofore done by the Legislature. For the coming year, those are to be $5,820 for clerk, $5,280 for county judge and sheriff, $4,980 for assessor, com missioners, recorder, school su perintendent, surveyor and treas urer, $4,080 for Salem constable. In January, 1953, less than two per cent of the people of Great Britain ' were registered as un employed. Court Gears Cab Company Yellow Cab Co. of Portland was cleared of responsibility for an accident in a State Supreme Court ruling Wednesday. I A $15,000 damages "verdict for Mrs. Anna Canada was overruled by the supreme court This wo man had been injured when: a cab door flew open and struct ner The case was appealed fronsMult nomah County Circuit Court . , . 4 ACORNS FROM THE S WITH OEt MILNE V art . Babbits were; first. IntrodoeiV Into Australia in 1837 and again In 1859 after which they spread as a pest and it is estimated there are some 300 million in the country now. mm Yi Pound Serving U. S. Choice Steer Beei Baked Potato Tossed Salad -Hot Rolls $45 Maybe you think I'm cr and maybe I am. This weather one can hardly realize thai soon well be complaining about jbeing too hot Anyway, right now we are installing a huge air condi tioning plant for the Oak Room. Yes sir, the air will not only be cooled but will be washed) with clear cool water. From now! on it will not be a case of hot t night and cold tomorrow night bit the temperature will be comfcl-table night in and night out . what am I saying it will be comfort able weather it's your nigft out or not If you are planning on entertain ing remember the Oak jRoom famous for its big juicy tender charcoal barbecued steaks.1 In Salem Ifs the Hotel Marion 3)1 n Mon. thru Fri. Monday j V Creamed Chkkeh Gib ; lets on Toast ' 0 Tuesday . J ' Turkey e la King - ; O Wednesday Hot Roast Pork Dinner Sandwich O Thursday Chkken Croquettes O Friday j Macaroni and Cheese 2 fillnufo Scrvico 7 The At the Capitol Shopping Center llanj Sold for Even Ilore Than $29.95 Each These beds were off ered to us by the famous bedding manufacturer at such an outstanding low price that we snapped then up in a hurry, and when you see them youll have to agree such good looks, and quality have ever been off ered before at anywhere near t for $29.95! There wis ealy a limited number available, , however, and that's why we must confine this great ' event to. the limit ef our quantities, while they last If you've! wanted! twin beds In your home,' then saving! These are beautifully designed beds, in a choice of six different designs, including modem book-case style of construction, 'Regency," but tenback, and others. All are sturtily iMde, well paddedz COVERED WITH COLORFUL MODERN ALL-PLASTIC MATERIAL favored by famous Decorators. Washable! Each headboard is equipped with STEEL-Base-Fsame BED . . . itself a 95 Vslue! Dont miss this value-giving event! (oio m obo flw iBaiiaiEfi m mmm mum iri m m mmm v -SPECIAL!- ;&aw Ho D31711 i '- ' . .-." - .U.: 1 When It conies to economical comfort, these n mattresses are positively unbeatable! Inner coils well padded,', luxurious; covered in at tractive, long-wearing ticking. Ordinarily, you'd have? te Hay S29.95 for just one mat tress. But during this 8ale enly, yen get TWO for. that, low prke! Be sure to shop early, because at this great, saving, they're bound te sell quickly, and yen certainly went want ' to be disappointed. Dcnczihcr, Ih Dawn Faynenl Two Innerspring Twin Size Ilaiiresses 2 For Only Two f Innenpring Twin Box j v Springs: ' ; 2 For Only Slsro Hosts 0:33 2L IL b G:C3 P. It 4 T : Up8n.Fri.iEve Till 9 P. It Ho Down Payncnl Sturdyj resilient coils, perfectly tempered, thickly upholstered, and covered to match our 8peda Sale Innerspring mattresses. The per fect base forilnnersprings, for years ef sat isfactory service. Replace your eld spring now! Besides adding much te the comfort of the bed, a i good new box spring will prolong .the life off your mattress. During this Sale only , . . i Sleepritejtwin box springs for Just DcnLalsiV IIo Down Poys! ii m mi mm t I ..MmaD g caycS INIBS gnT. x a t- n f ue on uaaafcarivioruesiaeiecnua: ii Y 7 (j J u yeT wanted! twin beds In your home, then II X. I - mS V J aT kaoknM atvlA af eonstrnction. "Rerencv." but- II O Color Cartoon O O late News O .