2 Sec J Statesman. Salon.
WiimersAre
listed in B ean
Festival Event
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&TATT079 Wmen im tk
five children's divisions of the
Bean Festival's Tet Pirtde Thurs
day (from Stayton unless otber-
wise specified) were as iouows:
Pet Division
; Gail Anderson, first, portray
ing the old .man of the mountain
with dog and raeooir; Tommy
N rrack, second, Shetland pony;
and' John, Karl and Karen
VanDrische,. third, with their
cage e 11 day-old puppies.
Novelty Division
Sandra Angel, first, a. colored
mamie; Tony and Tlmniy Caris
tenson, second, south-sea island
ers; and Janet Phillip wd
Sharon, Angel, third, the rabbit
jnd tbe tortoise.
Wheeled Division
Michael Hughes and Richard
off mart, first, imitating a horse
J)uHig a buggy; six children of
the Etzel brothers of Independ
ence, second, in their float en
titled "A Barrel of Fun,'' and
RoteMM Hearikson, third, a tri
cycle and trailer.
Haymaking Divisie
Gary Hann and other playmates
from Aumsville on. a "playmate
Hoot," first; Allen Jaceby, second
3th twin kittens in a cage en
titled, "Which Twin Has the
Tony?"; and Dennis Teeters and
Bonnie Christianson, both of Me
hama, third, pulling a baby in a
pumpkin.
Children's Float Division
Richard Clarkson, Ronnie
Clarkson and Sherrie Christ man,
first, ifl a boggy 1k Jimmy
Lindsey and Kathy McCill sec
ond, portraying Little Black
Sambo replete with pancakes and
syrup; and Douglas Edwards and
Bill Hicks, third, with thei rdeco
rated wagon.
Judges for the parade were
representatives of the Sirrertoe
Lions Club.
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GENERAL HERSHEY
Gen. Hershey
WiU Visit in
Salem Today
MaL Gen. Lewis B. Hershey,
national director of selective
service, will arrive here about
10 a-m. today. He and his wife
are driving from San Francisco.
General Hershey win visit Col.
Elmer Woolen, director of selec
tive service here during the war,
and at 12:30 he and Mrs. Hershey
will be luncheon guests of the
Salem selective, service unit at
the Sfarioa Hotel Gov. and Mrs.
Panl Patterson, with Maj. Gen.
Thomas E- Rilea, also will be
guests.
Following the luncheon, the,
Hers beys will motor to Portland.
EUB Gives $
$40,000 for
Mission Units
PORTLAND ( Tbe Oregon
Washington conference of the
Evangelical United Brethren was
told here Thursday that its
churches gave more thai S4,000
to missions the past year.
The Rev. Floyd R. Sartwel!, con
ference director of missions, said
at the annual meeting the tetal
exceeded the goal set. He said
new Oregon missions have been
launched at Jennings Lodge and
Crawfordsville.
Tbe meeting will continue Fri
day. Newherg Woman
Injured in Mishap
On St. Paul Road
State
m Maws Service
NEWBERG Mrs. Ida F. Wil
liams, 33, of Newberg Route 1,
suffered a possible fractured left
wrist and a sboolder injury when
her car plunged into a ditch on
the Salero-St. Paul Highway near
Eldreidge School Thursday.
Her two young sons were un
hurt Mrs. Williams was taken to Wil
lamette Hospital, Newberg, by
Willamette Ambulance Service.
She tokt ambulance attendants
she was passing a truck when tbe
accident occurred.
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"NEVER LET ME GO"
Clark Gable, Gene Tiemey
Technicolor Co-Hit
THE PATHFINDER"
with George Montgomery
4-4215
GATES OPEN 7:M
SHOW AT DUSK
.Thru Sat!
All Technicolor Show!
MfTZI GAYNOR
SCOTT BRADY
In Damon Kaayoa's
"BLOODHOUNDS
OF BROADWAY"
also
ROD CAMERON
BRIAN DONLEVY
ELLA RAINES
in
HIDE THE
MAN DOWN"
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TONIGHT (Friday)
OUR BIG ALL COLOR
CARTOON CARNIVAL
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I Woodworkers
Uslc for Union
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SEATTLE tfl Officer of the
International Woodworkers' Wash
ington - Oregon Plywood District
ce lled f of labor unity to meet per-
p&tisf problems as tbe rj an
nutal convention opened Thursday.
T CIO - AFX. unity is essential,
even though there are many ob
stacles to overcome," the officers'
report of President Burk Christie,
Vice President R. N. Kepner and
Gordon Johnson, secretary - treas
urer aad.
' Ostly by uniting, tbe report de
clared, can labor meet growing
protflema raised by tbe national
attaJaistration and industrial
"pressure" groups.
The officers'- also expressed dis
satisfaction with bargaining results
this year for tbe 7,000 CJO-plywood,
box shook and door workers they
represent in the two states and
advised stronger regional bargain
ing measures. Negotiations this
year brought no wage raises, al
though the wage clause in the con
tract is still open. N
Mayor Allan Pomeroy welcomed
the 50 delegates. IWA International
President A. F. Hartung is among
the fisted speakers during the
three-day sessions.
He Will Be Well
Hbusebroke Right
From the Start
DETROIT (Jn Douglas Donald
Moore, 20, wore a 15-poond ball
chained to his right ankle when
he got his marriage license Thurs
day. Moore, an apprentice sheet metal
worker at the Cadillac Division of
General Motors, had this explana
tion: "It's traditional among my
friends. I can't take H off until
the wedding."
He will be wed Saturday to Bar
bara Elizabeth Martin, IS, his high
school sweetheart.
Jet Bursts Into
Fire After Belly
Stop at Portland
PORTLAND Wi An F-S4 jet
fighter-interceptor plane burst into
flame at the airport here Thurs
day after an emergency landing.
Lt. Robert E. Kline, the pilot,
and Lt. Donald J. Trzytula, radar
operator, ran to safety beiore tbe
fire started ia the engine section
at the' tail.
Their plane and three other
K-Srs returning from a routine
training flight were coming in for
landings when Kline noticed an
engine was dead. He decided to
land with gear up to avoid throw
ing sparks which might cause fire.
$2,000 in Goods
Stolen From Home
PORTLAND Of Furs, silver
ware and jewelry valued at more
than S2,000 were taken by burglars
who broke into the home of Barney
Kaye here early Thursday.
Police said the burglars broke
a lock on an armor-plated door
guarding a $7,500 liquor collection,
but that tbe liquor was not
touched.
Accountants Slate
Portland Meetins
; PORTLAND Ufl The National
Society of Public Accountants will
. open its five-day annual coaven
!, tioa here next Monday.
L. M. Taylor, Portland, national
treasurer, is convention committee
chairman. He is assisted by
James . Keys. Salem, immedi
ate past national president.
Mt. Etna Belches
Lava, Hot Ashes
CATANIA, Sicily IV Lava rose
today in the volcanic throat of ML
Etna and hot ashes drifted over
nearby villages.
The volcano last erupted ia De
cember, 1951.
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"SILVFR WHIP
Dale Rebertsea
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"SNOWS OF
KIUMANJAKO
Gregory Peck
Snana Hayward
TenJte (FrL) with
Our Family Cartoon
CarmlvsJ "Silver Whip"
will be the
First Featav
Havo You Been to P.D.I.?
; OKckMiitetJ by the KMs)
Paradise Island, Salem's only rwcroation
park. Picnicking . . . Dancing . . . Goat Rides
. . . Soft Ball . v. Horsei Shoes ... Pony Rids
. Rofrwshmvnt Stand.'
Thret milts cut Turfctr tosd. Ktstrvttioni for large pknks
an
Mcoholic Hurt
In Leap From
Cljnic Window
A 51-year-old Lebanon man was
seriously injured early Thursday
morning when he jumped from a
second-story window, of a Salem
hospital.
Police said lie was an alcoholic
and he was committed to Oregon
State Hospital.
When police arrived at the hos
pital shortly after 1 a.m.. three
nurses were scarring with the
man, who was unclothed, on tbe
sidewalk. He was subdued and re
turned to tne hospital
He suffered a broken right col
lar bone, fractured ribs and sev
eral cuts of tbe body in the leap,
police said.
Hospital attendants said the man
was admitted about t p.m.
Wednesday with a severe cut on
his hand. At that time it was not
known be was an alcoholic.
About 1:10 a.m. he jumped out
of bed and through the window
-when he thought nurses were going
to take his watch, said police.
McKay Buys
Lot for Sale
Of Used Cars
Used car operations for tbe
Douglas McKay Chevrolet Compa
ny win soon be situated at the
southeast corner of Union and
North Commercial Streets as a
result of a $39,000 property sale
filed Wednesday with the Marion
County recorder's office.
Sale involves purchase by the
company of property flow hous
ing Lena men's Market, owned by
Oral M. Lemmon. The purchase
completes tbe McKay holdings
along tbe entire block between
r t:-;nn . 1 ft r : p . t . .
ing on North Commercial Street
The grocery store is to be vacat
ed by Saturday, according to Lem
mon. Logging Firm
Contests Road
Tax on Trailer r
The question whether a logging
trailer, as such, should be con-,
sidered a vehicle, as outlined in '.
the state motor transportation
code, is being aired in a suit filed
Thursday with the Marion County
Circuit Court.
The suit was lodged by the
Roseburg Lumber Company
against Charles H. Heltzel as pub
lic utilities commissioner.
A complaint by tbe logging
firm alleging they have paid a
highway use tax in 1S52 for trans
port of their Hogging trailers;
aloog public roads is involved in
the suit. The trailers, as defined
by the company, are towed by
tractors or power units and the
plaintiff contends that the trail
ers, by themselves, cannot use the
highways and therefore should
not be classified as "motor ve
hicles. Tbe plaintiff seeks reim
bursement for tax paid on them
through 1952.
Police Recover
Missing Guns
Two guns and 12 by 10 -foot
tarpaulin stolen from a barn at
the rear of 2109 N. Front St
Thursday afternoon were recover
ed by city police a short while
later along tbe river bank.
Police said several transients
were seen in tbe area about the
time of the theft The guns were
a BB rifle and a .410 shotgun.
DRUNK DRIVING CHARGED
A Turner man, William A. Ran
kin, was arrested by city police
Thursday night on a charge of
driving while intoxicated and was
being held in lien of $250 baa
Police said Rankin's car was in
volved in a minor accident prior
to' his arrest
CHILD FqUND SAFE
CLARKSTON, Wash. (-Five-
year-old Gary Gropp, who was the
object of a city-wide search, was
found late Thursday night locked
in a iool box a block from his
home. He had been a prisoner
for more than 12 hours.
DALLAS
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DRIVE-DC THEATER
GATES OPEN 7:11
SHOW AT DUSK
Phone SS41
STARTS TONIGHT
'Ths Lawless Breed'
ALSO
Hintarb'
Peck Avenue
Paving
Ship
Breaking Up
Pavement In the 2700 block of
Peck Avenue is cracking in
several places, according to - a
complaint registered Thursday
with the Marion County Court
This deterioration is a direct
result of putting sub grading and
laying a mat on it without letting
the sub-grade settle properly,"
said County Commissioner Ed
Rogers. The matter was referred
to the county engineer for inspec
tion. In another complaint before the
court Thursday, Max Alford said
that a county grader had pushed
rock laid fat front of his home
south of SaJera farther down tbe
road and consequently clogged a
culvert leading to his property.
This matter also was referred to
the engineer.
In 1921 all but 364 of Amer
ica's 63,000 locomotives were
steam powered.
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BIO SAVINGS ON OTHEIt SIZES,
TIKES MOUNTED FREE
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Open Eves. Till 91
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f Bootlegging9
Cabbies Nailed
In Portland
PORTLAND UB Police here
began a crackdown Thursday on
what they said was - bootlegging
by tavicah drivers.
The vice squad swore out war
rants against 17 drivers on evi
dence it ': said was obtained in
liquor purchases made since June
24. The drivers were charged with
illegal tale of liquor.
Nine of them surrendered on
advice of their taxkah companies.
Each was released under $1,000
baiL The others were expected to
be arrested later.
Roseburg Gets
Medford TV
'WASHINGTON I The Com
munications Commission Thursday
took television channel 4 from Med
ford, Ore; and gave it to Rose
burg. Ore. Medford still has chan
nel i assigned to it. Roseburg al-
dus fax end your old fir
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Two Escapees
Escapees from two state insti
tutions -a trusty from Oregon
State Penitentiary and a 16-year-
old innate of hfacLaren -School
for Boys were , still at large
Thursday, state police reported.
Both made their getaway Wed
nesday. :
I Convict Charles McCabe, 26,
.walked away from his job at the
guard's tailor shop outside the
prison walk He was doing a
three-year term for burglary
Delake Court
Justice .Named
' TAFT, Ore. IB The ' appoint
ment of James. E. Hammack,
Taft, as justice of tbe peace for
the Delake justice court was an
nounced here Thursday.
Hammack, appointed by Gov.
Paul Patterson, succeeds A. .
Mclntire, who resigned July 15
because cf ill health. Hammack
is city recorder here.
so retains channel 28, previously as
signed. Trade in! Tread
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P1VSTAX
Sts-
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EfJPS
v Still at Large
from Multnomah County. State'
police said he has relatives in
New York state, and may be
headed East.
Missing from MacLaren School
is Fred Raymond Green of Port
land, serving time from Clack
amas County for burglary.
This is ths Office!
Pens.ar Remedy Store
For Marion County. You will
find these preparations of
highest quality and guars
food to be exactly for what
nSey are sold and represent
edto be.
Sclfacfcrs
Drug Store
?35 N. Commercial
Open Daily 7:30 A.M.-S; P.M.
Sunday 9 A.M. - 4 P.M.
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new. cars
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