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ACCOUNTANTS TO MEET
All public accountants in Mar
Ion, Polk, Benton, Linn and Yam
hill Counties have beer invited to
attend a. dinner July 20 at the
Soa Restaurant in Salem in the
Marion-Polk Chapter of the Ore
gon Association of Public Accoun
tant. A film, "Oregon's Natural
Resources' will be shown and
Ivan Smalley, newly-elected pres--ident
of the association, is expect
ed to be present.
Rummage clothes wanted. We
pick up, and pay. Ph. 4-1896.
TRY TO STEAL. CAR
An attempt was made to steal
a 1947 Ford at Kelly Owens Pon.
tiac Co. car lot, 660 N. Liberty
St over the weekend, it was re
ported to city police Monday. The
manager told police someone ap
parently had the car running and
stripped the second gear in at
tempting to get it off the lot A
new transmission had to be in
stalled. Rummage sale Tuesday through
Friday. Open 9, a.m. over Pitts
burgh Paint Store.
FOUR PERMITS ISSUED
Permits handed out by the city
building inspector Monday went
to Ruth W. Squire, addition to
house, 1125 Highland St, $900; F.
N. Waters, alter house and ga
rage, 1717 S. 16th SL, $1,500;
Frank Aiello, build garage, 1162
2nd St, $500, and W. A. Samp
son, re-roof house and garage,
1095 N. 15th St, $300.
Rummage sale July 16 and 17th
at 1248 Saginaw St
GETS FIVE DAYS
Harry Arthur Mooney, a tran
sient, was arrested on a vagrancy
charge by city police Monday
morning at Portland Road and
Beach Street Police said he was
carrying a can of gasoline and
siphon.. Mooney admitted siphon
ing the. gas from a truck at the
rear of Shrock Cycle Shop. He
was sentenced to five days in jail.
The Knit Shop in Turner will be
open evenings except Saturdays.
Ruth Nyberg Barber.
BROCK IMPROVING
Harland G. Brock, 55, of 2689
Bluff Dr., was reported improv
ing Monday at the Salem General
Hospital, although there was no
prediction as to when he might
be released. Brock suffered a
heart attack Saturday while on a
fishing trip at Marion Lake. He
is head of Master Service Stations
Corp. in Salem.
Schattucs Chateau re-opens Wed.,
July 15th.
PERRY STAMP ON SALE j
The new 5-cent postage stamp,
observing the 100th anniversary
of Commodore Matnew v. rerry s
Jiistoric visit to Japan will go on
sale at Salem postoff ices July 15,
Postmaster Albert C. Gragg an
nounced Monday. The stamp is of
a large size, green in color, and
shows Perry's fleet at anchor in
Tokyo Bay.
Special contract meeting of Can
nery Local 670. AH members re
quested to attend Tuesday, July
14th, 8 p.m. Hall 1, Labor Temple.
Pubjic
Records
PROBATE COURT
Mary Ellen Palmer guardian
ship estate: Order appoints Clare
R. Palmer as guardian.
Dace Wallace guardianship e"3
tate: Order appoints Aletha Wal
lace as guardian.
Harry Girtman guardianship
estate: Guardianship closed.
CIRCUIT COURT
Thomas W. Gilmore vs States
man Publishing Co.: Case dis
missed with prejudice as settled
and without costs for either
party.
Vernon J. Hawkins vs Gloria
D. Hawkins: Suit for divorce al
leges cruel and inhuman treat
ment asks for custodyvof a minor
child and restoration of defend
ant's maiden name of Gloria D.
BushnelL Married Feb. 4, 1951,
at Woodburn.
Joseph T. Duffy vs Norma R.
Duffy: Suit for divorce alleges
cruel and, inhuman treatment
asks for custody of a minor child.
Married Nov. 25, 1949, at Las
Vegas, Nev.
Nash Kelvinator Sales Corp.
vs William E. Schultz: Suit seeks
judgment of $1,354 for damages
to corporation's car-allegedly in
curred in auto-truck crash March
18, 1952, near Salem.
State on relation of A. L.
Brewster and others, vs Verne L.
Ostrander and William Croghan:
Suit seeks order declaring plain
tiffs as true officers of Veterans'
Living Memorial Building Asso
ciation and requiring defendants
to turn over association records.
Eva Ferris Burgess vs Cub
Burgess: ; Decree of divorce
granted.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS .
Leon D. Caldwell, 22, Air
Force, Porterville, Calif., and
Dixie Xee Giddings, 18, at home,
Bakersfield, Calif.
Rennet Leon Short, 19, Army,
1373 Sixth St, and Beverly Jean
Graber, 19, bookkeeper, 2155
Market St
William Joseph Hari, 21, con
tractor, Silverton, and Verla Ann
Klopfenstein, 21, clerk, Pratum.
MUNICIPAL COURT '' r '
- .Vernon J. Digerness, 1306 Market-
Sty - pleaded innocent . to
charge of reckless driving; trial
set for July 18.
Vernle H. Jackson, Canby Box
75, charge ' of reckless driving
dismissed.
HOSPITAL INMATE GONE
Clarence Harding, Oregon State
Hospital inmate, was reported
missing from the Institution since
Sunday night, city police said
Monday. Not considered danger
ous, Harding was described as 36,
5 feet 8 inches and weighing 152
pounds.
For speedy, low cost laundry ser
vice come to the Launderette.
Just drop it off. We'll do the
rest Launderette, phone 2-4555,
1255 Ferry.
GUN STOLEN
A J32 caliber automatic pistol
was stolen from the glove com
partment of his car, John E. The
lade, 2640 N. 5th St, reported to
Salem police Monday. The gun,
valued at $15, was taken some
time during the past week, Thei-
lade said.
FALLS FROM TREE
Gary Burton, 2215 Fisher Rd..
fell from a, cherry tree and sus
tained a three-inch cut on the
back of his head Monday after
noon. After treatment by first
aidmen, the young lad was taken
to Salem Memorial Hospital by
Willamette Ambulance Service.
MAN HURT IN FALL
Duncan McLean, 60, of 650 Mor
gan Ave., received a two-inch cut
on his head Monday night when
he fell against a door in his home
He was taken to- Salem Memorial
Hospital by Willamette Ambul
ance Service.
GRANGE TO MEET
George Randle, 4-H member
sent to the 4-H summer school
recently by West Salem Grange,
will describe his experiences
there before the grange at a meet
ing tonight at 8 o'clock in the
West Salem city building.
TWO CARS DAMAGED
Vehicles driven by John Wil
liam Agalzoff, Salem Route 5, Box
556, and Ernest S. Teske, 1795 N.
18th St., collided at Saginaw and
Superior Streets about 11:45 Mon
day morning, police reported.
There were no injuries. The front
ends of both cars were smashed.
BOY'S HAND CUT
Two-year-old Larry Parson, 1723
N. Summer St, suffered a smash
ed finger Monday noon when he
caught his hand in a bicycle chain.
First aidmen treated the wound
and the boy was taken to a doctor
by his mother.
TOWNSEND MEET TODAY
Townsend Club No. 17 will
meet at the home of George John
son, 1335 N. 18th St, at 2 p.m.
this afternoon.
E. B. Stroud,
Longtime City
Resident, Dies
Everett B. Stroud, 68, long
time Salem area resident died
Sunday in Salem.
Born Oct 16, 1884, in Paton,
Iowa, the deceased came to Rose
dale, south of Salem, in 1900 with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
Stroud. He married Elsie Blinston
in 1906 in Salem. She and a son,
Ernest are both deceased.
Stroud was married to Cornelia
Brant Winslow in Salem in 1921.
He had been a Mason all Jiis
adult life and was a member of
the Friends Church at Rosedale.
Before he retired several years
ago, Stroud workd for United
Growers, Inc. for many years and
prior to that for Marion County
road crews.
In addition to the widow, re
siding at 620 W. Madrona Ave.,
survivors include axson, Ronald
of Salem; daughters, Mrs. Elanor
Miles of Corvallis and Mrs. Don
na Thornton in Germany; step
daughters, Helen Winslow and
Adelaide Rush, both of Portland.
Services will be held at . the
Clough-Barrick Chapel '. Wednes
day at 10 a. m. with the Rev, El
mer Heibert officiating. Inter
ment will be at Rosedale Cemetery.
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15-Year-Old
Admits Part
In Beer Theft
A 15-year-old Salem boy was
arrested on a larceny charge: by
city detectives Monday and ad
mitted hi signed statement
stealing eight cases of beer April
21 from a beer truck.
The boy told police that he
and another youth -who' was ar
rested June 2 broke into the
truck at the Richfield Service
Station, Front and Center Streets.
After failing to force locks on
three or four trucks parked there
they found one unlocked.
The boys said they hid the
beer in the bushes and returned
for it the next morning, taking
it up the river and caching it in
a cove. They; returned several
times to drink it, the youth
stated.
He was released to his grand
father and cited to appear in ju
venile court today.
Statesmen. Sates, Or Tufci fcry 14, 1S33 Cm. U 9
E.T. Stotler
Services Set
Wednesday
1 Funeral services for Elmer T.
Stotler, who died at his residence
1040 Cedar Way, Sunday, will be
held Wednesday at 2 p. m. in the
Clough-Barrick ChapeL Inter-Announced Mondy,
ment will be at the Jason Lee
Cemetery.
Stotler, a member of an old
pioneer family, was born in Sub
limity May 14, 1878, and lived all
his life in the Salem : area with
the exception of some years. .when
he was in the hotel business in
Sutherlin.
He has been retired for many
years, and was a member of the
First Methodist Church. A heart
attack is believed to have been
the cause of his death. - , .
He is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Hazel Stotler, Salem; a niece
Forest Station
Bid Awarded
i Dean JohnsonJ Inc., MeMinm
Ville, was awarded contract for
aerial transport of 21,500 pounds
of building materials for con
Struction of the Saddle Mountain
Lookout in Clatsop County, Wen
del Ewing, purchasing agent fop
the State Forestry Department.
Johnson's bid for the air lift
was 11 cents per pound. He indi
fated that he might use two heli
copters on the airlift, which is
scheduled to begin not later than
July 20, weather permitting,
j Ewing said the "whirly birds"
will transport 12,600 pounds of
cement gravel andsbuilding block
to; the 3,283 foot observation point
where the lookout house will be
put together.
Mrs. Ella Scharf, and nephew,
Walter Stotler Jr., both of Salem,
and numerous cousins.
Births
Mr. and Mrs.
2115 Myrtle
Monday, July
BRAUN To
Benedict Braun,
Ave., a daughter.
13, at Salem Memorial Hospital.
D ASCII To Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Dasch, 585 N. Winter St,
a daughter, Monday, July 13, at
Salem General Hospital.
HOESING To Mr. and Mrs.
Roman Hoesing, Woodburn
Route 1, Box 479, a son, Monday,
July 13, at Salem Memorial Hos
pital. OSBORNE To Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Osborne, 230 S. 14th St,
a daughter, Monday, July 13, at
Salem General Hospital.
ROGERS To Mr. and Mrs.
A. G. Rogers, 4660 Harcourt Ave.,
a son, Monday, July 13, at Salem
General Hospital. .
TEEL To Mr. and Mrs. Ellis
Teel, 210 Kenwood Ave., a son,
Monday, July 13, at Salem Gen
eral Hospital.
TUCKER To Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Tucker, 1320 Fairmount
Ave., a son, Monday, July 13, at
Salem Memorial Hospital.
YOUMANN To Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Youmann, 1015 S. 25th
St, a daughter, Monday, July 13,4
at Salem General Hospital.
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Here are four of the 293 blind persons who have received trained dogs from Guide Dogs for the
Blind, Inc., non-profit school in San Rafael, cam, wnicn is u Deneiit irom a oaiem uoni luo-spon-sored
all-breed dog show at the State Fairgrounds. Sunday. A Chemawa girl, Iva Mae Speed, is pic
tured at the left with her dog. Others arc Melba King, Tacoma; Lawrence Crull, Tucson, Arit, and
Marvin Salmon, Lubbock, Tex. : ; '
Blind to Profit
By Dog Show
Here Sunday
An all-breed dog show Sunday
at the State Fairgrounds will
bring 506 show dogs to Salem.
Judging will go on from 9 a.m.
to 8 p.m., open to the public.
The show is sponsored by Sa
lem Lions Club as a benefit for
widely-known non-profit school
for the training of guide dogs
and the blind persons who use
them. This is Guide Dogs for the
Blind. Inc., San Rafael, Calif. The
funds will come from sale of ad
mission tickets.
Aim of the school corresponds
"with one of the Lions clubs' ma
jor aims that of helping the
blind to support themselves.
The school breeds most of its
own stock, confining this program
to German shepherds and Labra
dor retrievers. Two measures are
taken to insure that the dogs are
trainable as guides. Puppies are
tested weekly by volunteers for
five consecutive times, beginning
at eight weeks; those not measur
ing up in intelligence and temper
ament are discarded.
At the age of three months
selected puppies are placed in fos
ter homes - chiefly among 4-H
Club members. At the age of one
year, they are returned to the
school and given three months of
intensive training before they are
teamed with the blind students
for another month of education
together.
No charge is made to the blind
for their guide dogs and equip
ment or for the room and board
during their month's residence
training. The training work relies
entirely upon public subscription
raised by volunteer workers.
By July 1, 1953, guide dogs had
been given to 293 women and
men 16 guide dogs have been
given to residents of Oregon.
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THANK YOU
We wish to express apprecia
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and the 4 Corners Fire Dept for
their splendid response and their
kindness at our recent fire.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie C. Swink.
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