SHINGLER BREAKS ANKLE
Virgil Shipman of Aumsville,
fell from the roof of a new home
he was shingling on the Liberty
Road near Salem Heights and
sustained a broken ankle. He was
treated by Salem -first aidmen
and taken to Salem Memorial
Hospital by Willamette Ambul
ance Service where his, condition
was considered "good" Tuesday
night. !
Landscaping and "designing. No
job too large or too smalL F. A.
Doerffler and Sons Nursery, 250
Lancaster Dr. at 4 Corners. Ph.
2-2549.
. FIRE IN APARTMENT
Fire Tuesday afternoon in a
one room apartment, at 534 N.
Winter St was blamed by city
firemen on an iron left plugged
in. Damage was listed by firemen
as a loss of some bedding, smoke
and flame damage to floor and
walls and loss of some clothing.
The apartment house is owned
by A. C. Smith.
For all foot disorders consult a
foot specialist the chiropodist W.
R. Shiess, 1137 S. Com'l.
GUIDE IOG ON PROGRAM
' Blind Magdaline Phillips and
her guide dog will demonstrate
their ability as a working team at
the Thursday noon meeting of the
Salem Lions Club at the Marion
HoteL Miss Phillips is reception
ist at the Oregon Medical School
in Portland. Dr. Gordon Brewer,
program chairman, reports. The
auxiliary and guests are invited.
Rummage clothes wanted. We
pick up, and pay. Ph. 4-1996.
COLLECTIONS JOB OPEN
Applications for a collections
agent examination must be filed
by July 18, the State Service
Commission announced this week.
This work involves collections or
credit analysis and starting sal
ary is $309 a month. Applicants
should be high school graduates
with two years of office or busi
ness management experience.
MOSQUITO SPRAY SAFE
Marion County health depart
ment officials said Tuesday that
the DDT spray used against mos
quitoes in the city's recent spray
campaign is harmless to humans.
Several persons called to ask
health authorities if they could
eat leafy vegetables from gar
dens near sprayed areas.
Rummage sale July 16 and 17th
at 1248 Saginaw St
H ALLEY ESTATE FILED
William R. Porter of Salem was
appointed as administrator of
the 'estate of the late Eugene C.
Halley, former Oregon State
Prison deputy warden, who died
May 4. Halley's estate was filed
in Marion County Probate Court.
Porter was listed as a nephew of
Halley's widow.
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MEASLES STILL LEAD
Measles, with nine cases report
ed last week, still led the list of
communicable diseases reported
to the Marion County health de
partment There were also three
cases of German measles, and
ane case each of hepatitis, bron
cho pneumonia, tuberculosis, sy
philis, and whooping cough.
LEADER MEETING FRIDAY
There will be a meeting of the
Salem Community Chest Cam
paign Council division leaders
and their associate leaders Thurs
day at 4:30 p.m. in the Council
Chamber of the city halL Fall
campaign strategy will be plann
ed at this time.
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.
HEART ATTACK SUFFERED
E. Guy Cook, 166 Gerth St,
suffered a heart attack at his
home Tuesday afternoon and was
taken to Salem Memorial Hospi
tal by Willamette Ambulance j
Service. His condition was con
sidered "fair" Tuesday evenine.
Oral mattress "Addy" is now at I
"Prices" Beauty Salon.
IOWA PICNIC COMING
A group of former Iowa resi
dents announces plans for an
Iowa picnic at Bush's Pasture
Sunday, beginning shortly after
noon. Former Iowans of the
Salem area are urged to bring
lunches and get asquainted.
EXCHANGE PICNIC SET
Final plans for a picnic at Nes
kowin next Sunday will be made
at the Salem Exchange Club
meeting at noon today. Robert
Brownell is chairman of the pic
nic committee.
Schattucs Chateau re-opens Wed.,
Jnlv l.lth
TV BUILDING OKEHED
W. B. Sullivan's plan for a new
building at Silverton Road and;
Evergreen Avenue, for lease to a i
television distributing company,
has been approved by Salem
City CdunciL
The Knit Shop in Turner will be
open evenings except Saturdays.
Ruth Nyberg Barber.
CREDIT CLINIC MEET TOPIC
The Credit clinic idea of deal
ing with credit topics and prob-!
lems will be discussed at the i
Salem Credit Association meet
ing Friday at the Golden Pheas
ant PICNIC POSTPONED
The Salem Camera Club picnic
scheduled for July 19 has been i
postponed to July 26. j
Chimpanzees can be taught to do
simple arithmetic.
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SPONSORED BY YOUR
Merrell Maw
Dies Following
Auto Accident
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Merrell Maw, 29, Salem native
and late resident of Prineville,
died in a Redmond hospital Tues
day morning following an auto
accident Saturday night
Services will be held at the
Clough-Barrick Chapel in Salem
Saturday at 2 p.m. with inter
ment at the Lee Mission Ceme
tery. Salem friends of the deceased
said Maw received severe head
injuries when his car overturned
on a highway curve just east of
Redmond late Saturday. He was
returning from a visit to Lost
Lake.
Maw was born in Salem and
lived here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Maw, now of
Bend, at 2185 N. 4th St He at
tended local schools, served in the
Army in World War II. He left
Salem about five years ago and
after working in bakeries in
Burns and Weed was employed
as a logger at Prineville for the
past two years.
Surviving, in addition to the
parents, are two children, Judy
and Donald, residing in Idaho:
brothers, Russel (Slim) Maw of
Salem and Howard of Burns; sis
ter, Mrs. Lois McFee of Prineville.
Republican Executives
To Hold Meeting Friday
Winton Hunt. of Woodburn will!
report on the recent Republican
State Central Committee meeting
in Portland at a meeting of the
executive group of the Marion
County Republican Central Com
mittee Friday at 8 p. m. at the
Senator HoteL
A new treasurer will also be
elected to replace Ward Davis,
who resigned after moving to a
new precinct
Births
ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Theo. Anderson, 1495 Troy St,
a son, Tuesday, July -14, Salem
General Hospital.
LINN To Mr. and Mrs. El
mer D. Linn, Independence Route
1, a son, Tuesday, July 14, at Sa
lem Memorial Hospital.
WILLS To Mr. and Mrs. Clay
ton S. Wills, Jefferson, a daugh
ter, Tuesday, July 14, at Salem
Memorial Hospital
ROSEN To Mr. and Mrs. Ir
vin Rosen, 2597 Portland Rd.,
a son, Tuesday, July 14, at Salem
Memorial Hospital.
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Public
Records
MUNICIPAL COURT
Jeane V. Mary, 2355 Townsend
Way, charged with driving while
intoxicated, pleads innocent and
trial set for July 17, posted $250
bail. ;
CIRCUIT COURT
Lora Morgali vs. Darius Z.
Morgali: Suit for divorce alleges
cruel and inhuman treatment asks
for $1,500 ' alimony and settle
ment of property rights. Married
Sept 17, 1951, at Reno, Nev.
Darius Z. Morgali vs. Lora
Morgali: Suit for divorce alleges
cruel and inhuman treatment and
asks for restoration of defend
ant's former name of Lora G.
Goddard.
Billie B. Mandle vs. Charles
Gregory Mandle: Decree of di
vorce awards plaintiff custody of
two minors, plus $40 per month
support for each.
PROBATE COURT
Eugene C. Halley estate: Order
appoints William R. Porter ad
ministrator. Julia Gullick estate: Order ap
points Adeline Dick Johnson exe
cutrix. Luella Dicken estate: Aaron
Dicken appointed administrator.
Mary Kirk estate: Pioneer
Trust Co. appointed administra
tor.. Margaret B. Blundell estate:
Estate settled.
George W. . Fry estate: Estate
appraised at $14,612.
Ernest Roy Stoner estate: Es
tate appraised at $3,057.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
JLyle G. Henderson, 20, railway
employe, and Darlene Carol
Hughes, a state employe, both of j
Woodburn.
John C. Suing, 22, Marine
Corps, 1108 N. Church St, and
Dolores Ann Metcalf, 23, nurse,
2544 Hazel Ave., both of Salem.
William H. Byers, engineer,
1290 N. Capitol St, and Audrey
M. Christman, secretary, 380 Oak i
St., both of Salem.
Permit for
House Issued
Construction permit for build
ing a new $9,500 dwelling at 2275
N. 4th St was issued Tuesday to
John DeRitter by the city en
gineer's office.
j Also issued Tuesday were per-
, mits to H. J. Harris .alter garage,
1620 s. Hign St., $iu; uoroon
Bennett, alter dry cleaning pick
up station, 2295 Fairgrounds Rd.,
$2,900; Mrs. William McGilchrist
Jr., alter garage and patio, 695
N. Summer St, $400; Roy M.
' Lockenour, wreck dwelling, 144
S. 13th St, $50, and S. C. Bader
stscher, alter dwelling, 1648 S.
Liberty St, $900.
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Board Won't
Interfere in
State Unions
Representatives of the Ameri
can Federation of state, county
and municipal employes were ad
vised by board of control mem
bers Tuesday that they have no
objection if the Federation at
tempts to organize state employes.
The board was emphatic, how
ever, that the proposed organiza
tion efforts could not be made
during working hours.
Leo E. Butts, spokesman for
the Federation, said he was told
that some state employes feared
they would be discharged if they
joined the union.
"There will not be an interfer
ence by the board, Gov. Paul
Patterson said. He added that the
board would not throw its weight
one way or the other.
Approximately 5,000 of the 13,
000 current state workers now
belong to the. State Employes As
sociation. Mary's Peak Trek Show
Lists Hollywood Emcee
CORVALLIS Monte Blue,
TTnllvwrwwl croan c m will K
master of ceremonies of the free!
outdoor show at the Mary's Peak
Trek on Aue. 2. The turnoff road
to the mountain spot is located
just 16 miles west of Corvallis on
the Philomath-Waldport Highway.
The Trek is annually sponsored
by the Shrine Clubs of Linn. Polk,
Lincoln and Benton Counties. It
is a benefit for the Shriners Hos
pital for Crippled Children in i
Portland. The main events will!
begin at 12:30 p. m. i
Services Today for
Baby Boy Shank
Statesman Newi Sarvie
WOODBURN Baby boy Shank,
was born and died Tuesday in a
Silverton hospital. Survived by
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Shank, Hubbard Route 1. Two
brothers and two sisters survive.
Graveside services at 3 p.m.
Wednesday at the Hopewell Men
nonite Cemetery, east of Hubbard
with Ringo Funeral Chapel in
charge '
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Judge Foster
Given Duties
Charles H. Foster, Lakeview,
recently appointed circuit judge
of Lake County to succeed the
late Judge ' Charles H. Combs,
Tuesday received his first two
out-of-Lake County assignments
from Chief Justice Earl Latour
ette of the -State Supreme Court
Judge Foster arrived in Salem
Tuesday to confer with the chief
justice. He originally had planned
to receive the oath from Justice
Latourette, but later decided to
be sworn in at Lakeview because
of pressing court business.
While here he was assigned to
Crant County to hear the cases
of Dunston against the Oregon
Lumber Company and Paulus vs.
Kimsey.
Hunt-a-Gifi?
Stunt Attracts
Salem Crowds
Hunters crowded many
downtown Salem stores Tues
day. Not the red-hat variety of
hunters. These "hunters" were
shoppers taking part in the
"Hunt-a-Gift Week" sales pro
motion of Downtown Salem
Merchants Association.
Participating stores have one
" or more gift prizes on display,
in the store, marked with a
number. Numbers have been
assigned by postcard to all, Sa
lem area residents the associa-
- tion could find addresses for.
Extra numbers are available
at Salem Chamber of Com
merce for persons who didn't
receive5 one. The chamber had
several calls Tuesday.
Two Portland Firms
Win Stale Contracts
Atlas Construction Co., Port
land, received from the State
Board of Control Tuesday a $29,
728 contract for extending the
sewer at outlying state institu
tions in the Salem area.
The board awarded a $21,950
contract to Shepler Refrigeration
Company, Portland, to air condi
tion the state office building in
Portland.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to neigh
bors and friends for beautiful
floral' offerings, sympathy and
kindness extended us during the
illness and death of our beloved
husband and father.
Mrs. Dean Schomaker
and family.
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SACRED
By th Boy's Christian Orchestra of th COUNTRY
CHURCH OF T ALBERT at Huntington Beach, Calif.
r TONIGHT 8:00 P. II. !
No Admission Charoe. A Free-will Offer Will be Taken.
West Salem Ilelhodisi Church
Third and Gortii Street '
We Delight to Honor Stuart Johnson .
1110 N. Winter Street, Salem, Oregon
Mr. Johnson has just been, honored by the receipt of the Na
tional Quality Award for the. ninth successive time. This is an
award given by the National Association of Life Underwriters.
In addition, he has just qualified as one of the leaders of the
Company's production club for the year just completed, in addi
tion to leading all other agents in theiOregon Branch.
Sun Life Assurance Company of Canada
1001 Public Service Building, Portland 4, Oregon
nova
Lcsnsepto$15Q0
Take op to '
24 Booths to repay
Ground Floor, Oregon Bid., 10S S. HIGH ST., SALEM
Phona: 2-2464 Rax Doyla, YES MANager
Loom avar $300 nod by wtanol Financa Co. af Morion Cavnty wao'ar tfco
Industrial loan Companies Act af Or.gon.
Uara mmd to miamti af att tarreaaaiaf tmt Slala licaan Hat. $-172; H-14S -.
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CARD OF THANKS . .
i Our heartfelt thanks to all who
extended comforting sympathy
and help In our recent sorrow.
For the beautiful services, floral
offerings, and other kindnesses,
we are very grateful.
i f Mrs. Lois Johns,
l Mrs. O. J. Lewis. '
7 I James, Frank,. Charlie,
f I Harry, William Hunt and
1 ! Families.
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$25 fto $11500
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payments with a fttmwf loan.
Phona, writ, or com in.
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