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TWO CARS COLLIDE
Two autos sustained front end
damage, bat no one was injured
in i collision at Portland Ro.1
and Silverton Road near noon
"Wednesday. Drivers of the cars,
were Irvin E. Johnson. 3203
Abrams Ave., and Vera Haskell
Brandon, Corvallis. No arrests
were made. .
The Knit Shop at Turner is sell
ing ot All yarns are marked
very low. If you are interested
in knitting, this is a good chance
to buy at a saving; Open Wed. j
and Thurs. till 9 p.m. Ruth Ny
berg Barber. j
COAT REPORTED TAKEN
James Raschko, 374 N. Winter
St, reported to city police Wed
nesday that a eoat, valued at $65,
was taken from his car sometime
Tuesday night while the vehicle
was parked in front of his home,
Clearance on all bedding plants.'
25c a doz. Pembertons Green
houses, 1980 S. 12th.
GIRL'S BEAD CUT
Nine-year-old Diana Nargasn,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.' Nar
gasn. Albany, sustained a cut on
her head early Wednesday morn- j
mg when her parents car left
the road in the 2300 block of
South 12th Street The girl was
treated by Salem first aldmen
and taken to Salem Memorial
Hospital for X-rays. The car had
minor damage.
Leave your laundry bundle with
us we'll do the rest! For satis
factory ow-cost laundry service
come to the Launderette. Phone
2-4555 1255 Ferrv St .
FINED FOR FRAUD
Fines of $25 each were issued
to three youths Wednesday on
CHEMEKETANS PLAN HIKE
Members and guests of Salem
Chemeketans, a local outdoor
group, will take a trip Sunday,
June 28, to Abique Falls above
Silverton. The , group will leave
Salem at 9:30 a.m. via auto. A
four mile hike to the falls will
climax the trip.
a Special meeting Pacific
Lodge No. 50, AF&AM
A Thursday, June 25th, 3:30
p.m. Funeral Bra Otto N. Hoppes.
Services 4 p.m. at Mausoleum.
ROCK GROUP MEETS
Members and guests of the
Willamette Agate and Mineral
Society will view slides and speci
mens of rocks from Arizona and
Nevada at the society's meeting
Friday at 8 p.m. in the chapel of
the ' Salem Memorial Hospital
The slides and specimens were
gathered on a recent trip by Mr.
and Mrs. John Clutter.;
Eat Southern Bar-B-Q. Old high
way. Me ha ma, Ore. Open 24
hours.
McDERMOTT ON LEAVE
Meven L. McDermott, 19, is
home on 21-day leave from
Grenier Air Base, Manchester,
N.H., where he is an airman sec
ond class assigned to a dispatch
er's office. The former Salem
High School student has been
in the Air Force two years. He
is at the home of his mother,
Mrs. Edith McDermott. 2070 N.
Commercial St
Closing out all bedding plants,
25c dozen. Metropolitan Store,
136 N. Com'L
ESTEP GRADUATES
Willis H. Estep, a graduate of
Permits for
Construction permits for , two
new dwellings in Salem were is
sued Wednesday by. the city en
gineer's office.
Building permits went to Frank
North to build a $11,000 home at
2620 Englewood Ave., and to
General Realty Company, build
a $6,500 home at 2225 Electric
Ave. -
Other permits issued Wednes
day went to Eisner Motor Com
pany, relocate a sales office at
615 N. High St, $1,500, and M.
F. Miller, alter dwelling, 855 Sa
lem Heights Ave., $1,600.
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Soil Conservation
Training Meet Set'
A training conference, sponsor
ed by the Soil Conservation ser
vice. U. S. Department of Agri
culture, opened Wednesday at the i cruelty seeks custody jOf minor
CIRCUIT COURT I
United States Fidelity and Guar
anty Co. vs State of Oregon and
United States of America; and
State Board of Control yt United
States Fidelity and Guaranty Co.
and United States of i America:
State ordered to pay into court
$3,794.25 and be dismissed from
consolidated actions; with other
narties then to proceed; in deter
mination -of rights to fund.
T. A. Livesley and Co vs Local
160 of Buildinc Service Employ
es International Union and oth
ers: Defendants' motion to set
aside decree overruled.!
Alaska Junk Co. vs & F. Hop-
man and Frank G. Luke: Com-
nlaint seeks judgment Of $367.78
allegedly due for materials. . .
Verla E. Breinger vt uien r.
Beringer: Case dismissed, on
plaintifTs motion. J
Fern P. Frey vs Darrell Frey:
Complaint for divorce alleging
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Statehouse and will continue un
til Friday noon. -
Robert L. Brown, Portland, is
in charge. Those attending in
clude engineers, soilmen, range
and foresters and one clerk. Pur
pose is to acquaint the men with
soil conservation district opera
tions, i
charges of defrauding a restau- j Salem High School who attended
rant keeper, to which they had
pleaded guilty Monday. Robert
G. Brockamp of Silverton and
Clem J. Schaecher and Joseph A.
Reiter of Mt Angel admitted driv
ing away from a Salem drive-in
restaurant with food trays and
without paying their check. A
fourth youth was certified to ju
venile court
Rummage clothes wanted,
pick up and pay. Ph. 4-1996.
We
TOWNSEND MEET TONIGHT
Townsend Club 16 will meet
this
Mrs.
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Willamette University, has grad
uated from Furman University,
Greenville, S. C, and received a
commission as second lieutenant
in the U. S. Army. He is the son
of Mrs. Willis S. Estep. formerly
of Salem, now of Idaho Falls, Ida.
Paint with glamorizing Treasure
Tones. See our outstanding Wall
paper selection. Chuck Clarke Co.,
255 N. Liberty.
BIDS OPENED TODAY
Bids on the work of painting
and crack repair at the Salem
evening at the home of f Army Reserve Armory on Air
Anna Arnold, 2256 Claud port Road will be opened today
I at Oregon Military District pur
chasing and contract office at
Vancouver Barracks. Six bids
have been received, reserve offi
cials said. The work is slated to
start July 1.
Furs stored and cleaned at Mil
ler's. Are cold, dry safe!
CHAMBER MAN VISITS
Salem Industrial Development
Council members and Salem
Chamber of Commerce executives
lunched Wednesday at the Marion
Hotel with Harry A. Lintz, new
U. S. Chamber of Commerce field
representative for the Northwest,
with offices at San Francisco.
Air - Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 3-7694. 153 N. High St
LIONS TO INSTALL
Salem Lions Club will install
Denver Young as president and
its other newly elected officers at
a luncheon meeting today at the
Marion Hotel. tTbe' installation
will be conducted by James Tin
dalL Hollywood Lions member
who was recently elected district
governor at the state Lions con
vention. Merrill D. Ohling will assist
child, $100 monthly .support for
child and $50 monthly jjfor plain
tiff, ownership of auto. Married
Oct 6, 1951, at Reno, Nev.
Esther Elaine Majone vs Geor
ge Willis Malone: Defendant or
dered to pay $65 monthly support
during litigation and $200 for me
dical expenses.
State vs Frank William Irvin:
Defendant waived indictment,
pleaded guilty to attempted sod
omy, sentenced to JV4f years in
State Penitentiary.
DISTRICT COURT S
Robert G. Brockamp, jSilyerton;
Clem J. Schaecher and Joseph A.
Reiter. Mt Angel, eachj fined $25
on charge of defrauding a restau
rant keeper.
PROBATE COURT
Clifford E. Farmer estate: Will
admitted to probate, and Edna
Josse Farmer appointed execu
trix, i
Homer P. West estate: Apprais
ed at S15.390.99.
Clo E. oJhnson estate: Apprais
ed at $22,658.63.
Asa. Fisher estate: Order de
crees subject presumed dead, aft
er not having geen heard from
for seven years: publication or
dered prior to admission of es
tate. i
William Koontz estate: Final
hearing set July 31. j
William Howard Powell estate:
Will admitted to probate, and Al
ice Margaret Powell J appointed
executrix. i
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With The Brand Naaaes Tea Trust .
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anship: James 'R. Humphrey tap
pointed guardian. Authorized to
accept compromise offer of $722.
24 from Everett Eackrett in full
settlement of alleged claim ? for
injuries sustained by ward in a
to accident April 13, 1953, in Sa
lem.. '-,::; ..jr .
Emma Rudishauser estate: Clos
ing order.;- - :. .-. ' -j
i Jacob P. Miller estate: Will ad
mitted to probate, and Bernard
N. Miller appointed executor.
MARRIAGE LICENSES f
Marvin Cheney. 19. laborer.
Valsetx, and aJnet Snook, 18, 1230
Claggett St, Salem, j
Chester D. ' Smelser, 22 mill
worker, and Vera M. Johnson, 18,
both of Aumsville. j , j
Dean AHyn Walter j 22, lubrica
tion, 2053 N. Front! St, Salem,
and G r a e e ""Lovelace, . 18, mill
worker, Coquille. J , " i
. Donald LaVerne Young, 22, Air
Force, 1630 S. Summer St, and
Marjoirie Jane MacGregor, 21 of
1990 Center St ; . -
Wayne E. Fox, 23 j Army, and
Alice May Phillips, 20, waitress.
both of Albany. ,
MUNICIPAL COURT
Robert LeRoy KimmeL Salem,
charged with reckless driving.
posted $150 baiL
Barbados in the West Indies is
about an eighth the size of Rhode
Island but has 210,000 inhabi
tants, making it one of -the most
densely populated areas An, the
world. .
GERHARD To the Rev. and
Mrs. T. M. Gebhard, 1473 Center
St, a son, Tuesday, June 23. at
saiem General Hospital. -
DOAN To Mr. and Mrs. James
Harold Doan Jr., 2045 N. Church
St, a son, Wednesday, June 24,
at Salem General Hospital.
HILBORN To Mr. and Mrs.
James W. Hilborn, Salem Route
6, Box 757, a daughter, Wednes
day, June 24, at Salem General
HospitaL -
THURMAN To Mr.' and Mrs.
Harold D. Thurman, 340Vi S. 14th
St, a daughter. Wednesday, June
24, at Salem General HospitaL:
ERICSSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald . W. Erickson. Aumsville,
a daughter, Wednesday, June 24,
at Salem General HospitaL
BRUNKAL To Mr. and Mrs.
William R. BrunkaL 2070 Stortz
Ave., a daughter, Wednesday,
June 24, at Salem General Hos
pital . y
WETSTEIN To Mr. and Mrs.
George O. WeUtein, 1211 S. 19th
St, a daughter, Wdnesday, June
24, at Salem General HospitaL
RAY To Mr. and Mrs. Stan
ley E. Ray, Lacomb, Ore., a
daughter, Wednesday, June 24,
at Salem General HospitaL
MARSH To Mr. and Mrs.
Gabriel J. Marsh, 2430 Maple
Ave. a daughter, Wednesday,
June 24, at Salem General Hos
pitaL .
STEULLER To Mr. and Mrs.
Stat man. Salem, Ortw Thurt-, Juae 23, 1853 Co'c 1) S
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Visitor Hospitality Week I L i K
Fvr0Ery Arrsvn Tourist
motion'
oiogan
Contest
w11 entrT i1? J;?!1 Pronwiipn slogan - contest arriveo
wednesdway at Salem Chamber of Commerce offices as this city'f
Visitors HospiUUty Week neared. k "p.0"'
The chamber is seeking a year-relind slogan to helpl boost th
tourist and convention business, i A $2$ prize is offered for tf
accepted slogan. Entries may be mailed through July 5 to the
cnamoer at 148 S. High St
Stote Awards Portland
Area Road Contract
Contract for 3.4 miles of grad
ing and navinff on the Rarhur
Boulevard White school section
01 the West Portland -Hubbard
highway three miles southwest of
the' south corporate limits of
Portland, wae announced bv the
State Highway commission Tues
day.
The contract went to the Rog
ers Construction, Inc., 1 Portland,
on a low' bid of $478,685.
John Steuller, 715 Hansen Ae-t
a son, Tuesday, June 23, at Sa
lem Memorial Hospital
' GREEN To Mr. and Mrs. Jobe
Green, Salem Route 3. Box 538,
a son, Tuesday, June 23, at Salem
Memorial HospitaL
OUZTS To Mr. and Mrs. Lad
son Ouzts, Albany, a son, Wed
nesday, June 24, at Salem Me
morial HospitaL
BELLEQUE To Mr. and Mrs.
Albert R. Belleque, Gervais
Route 1. a daughter. Wednes
day, June 24, at Salem Memorial
HospitaL
"We wont let It out but itl
a good one," chamber) aides saic
of h.e first slogan entered, . ;
Tie 'slogan writing is one of
thrte contests set up for the June
284uly Especial week planner
to draw all Salem's attention U.
the! importance of the tourist
trade and what the home folk
can; do to make Salem seven more
attractive to tourists than it bow
M-f- -;.f:-y: :
The other two contests will get
underway next week. These are:
ffost Cordial ClerkH contest,
in which selected tourists will be
invited to shop in various busi
ness places of Salem; daily and
choose the . most cordial sales
persons they deal (with," The
chamber is arranging for such
clerks' prizes as an expense-paid
week end vacation, free dinners
and theater passes. .'I'
'iwysteryjTourist' contest, with
participation by Salen residents.
Certain tourists will be designat
ed las the I'mystery" bersons on
Salem streets. Cash and merchan
dise prizes will be given the Sa
lem citizens who identify .them
with i tbe greating. Hello, are
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WE DID IT! . Yes . , we went clear
te New York to get yea this value
. . . but it was worth it! FIRST
QUALITY Pedal Pushers . . . solid
colors and smart plaids. Reds,
Navy, Faded Bine Denims etc., etc
Sturdy twills. Cuff and torreador
style. They'll ge fast at this price,
m if you'd not be disappointed,
we urge you to shop early (Re
member, the Holiday is only a
week away) and yenll certainly
want new pedal pushers.
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BLOUSES! BLOUSES! BLOUSES!
Scores and Scores of them! Colors
of white, pink, blue, maize aqua
and gay stripes . . . in peasant
styles, short sleeves, cap sleeves,
sleeveless. Peter 'Pan collars, doa
ble collars, Johnny collars and
many, many others. Butcher Lin
ens, Everglaze, Sheers, Broad
cloths, ete. Sizes 32 to 38. First
qualities ... some irreg. of more
expensive stocks.
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