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FIREMAN RESIGNS
-" Edgar R. Carlisle, Salem fire
man on B Battalion at central
fire station has resigned effec
tive Jan. 1. Chief Ellsworth
Smith said Wednesday. Carlisle,
who plans to work at Lockheed
Aircraft Co. in California, will be
replaced from the list of firemen
who were dropped from the de
partment July 1 because of a city
budget cut Who will be appointed
has not yet been decided, said
Chief Smith.
Expert tree service. Trees topped,
trimmed, and removed. Hedges
trimmed, yard clean up and trash
hauled. Phone 2-7464. ,
Hallmark and Brownie Christ
mas cards, McEwan Photo Shop
in Hollywood.
YOUTH CERTIFIED
A 16-year-old Woodburn youth
was certified to. Marion County
juvenile court from district court
Wednesday on a charge involving
the alleged theft recently of auto
parts from a vehicle near Wood
burn. County sheriffs deputies
advised that two other youths,
also believed involved in the
theft, have been arrested in Kla
math Falls and efforts are being
made to return them to Salem.
Thanksgiving turkey dinner, all
the trimmings. $1.00. Campus
Cafe. 309 S. Winter.
The Gold Arrow restaurant, 1590
Fairgrounds Rd. Will be open
with special family style Thanks
giving dinner!
TEACHERS TRAVEL
Miss Ada Ross, English super
visor, and Miss Amanda Ander
son, English and debate teacher,
will represent Salem High School
at the annual meeting of the Na
tional Council of Teachers of
English in Los Angeles, today
and Friday.
Rummage sale over Greenbaums
Nov. 27 and 28th. Salem Credit
Women's Breakfast Club.
The Ranch, 3260 Portland Dd.
Open 12 noon to 12 midnight on
Thanksgiving. Complete family
dinner. Phone 2-9887.
AIRPORT SITES EYED
Salem Airport Advisory Com
mission will discuss possible in
dustrial sites on city airport
property Monday with J. R. Dud
ley, executive manager of Salem
Industrial Development Council.
The airport already has leased 15
acres to Consolidated Builders,
Learn to knit Vogue Knit Shop.
341 State. Koom 5. Ph. 3-5654.
CHILD'S FINGER SMASHED
Three-year-old John Sawyer,
960 N. 14th St, suffered a
smashed finger on his left hand
Wednesday afternoon when it
was caught in a door at his home.
First aidmen treated him and the
boy was taken to a doctor.
The Ranch, 3260 Portland Dd.
Open 12 noon to 12 midnight on
Thanksgiving. Complete family
dinner. Phone 2-9887.
Marimba & accordion concert
Dec. 1st 8:00 Parrish Junior High.
Wiltsey Music House
CHIMNEY FIRE
A chimney fire caused no dam-'
age Wednesday morning at the
residence of Louis Frohmader,
2097 State St, East Salem fire
men reported. Firemen stood by
until the fire had burned itself
out
Paint with glamorizing Treasure
Tones. See our outstanding wall
paper collection. Chuck Clarke
Co., 255 N. Liberty.
Marimba & accordion concert
Dec. 1st 8:00 Parrish Junior High.
Wiltsey Music House.
HUBCAPS STOLEN
1 Three hubcaps valued at $20
were stolen from bis car Tuesday
night while it was parked in
front of his house, Bob Hjort, 774
Liberty St,' reported to city
police Wednesday.
No hunting, no trespassing, for
rent, for lease, for sale, room for
rent, apt for rent signs. Supply
on hand now. Statesman Pub. Co.
Commercial Dept
Fresh killed turkeys for Thanks
giving. Orwig's Market 3975 Sit
verton Rd. Phone 4-5742. '
Warning Told
On Cutting: of
Yuletide Trees
Carleton to Serve
With State Group
At School Meeting
Cliff Robinson, state supervisor
of secondary education; Don Fos
setti, principal of Pendleton High
School, and E. A. Carleton, prin
cipal of Salem High School, will
act as Oregon's three man com
mittee at the annual meeting of
the Northwest Association of Sec
ondary and Higher Schools at
Seattle, Nov. 30 - Dec. 2.
The association is an accredited
agency for Northwest high
schools and colleges. The Secon
dary Association is governed by
committees of .three from each
of the seven states and two ter
ritories represented Washing
ton,, Oregon, Montana, Idaho, Ne
vada, California, Hawaii and Alas-
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GREASE ON STOVE BURNS
Hot grease on a stove caused a
brief flash fire at the residence
of Mrs. Louis Griffith, 1465 Court
St, shortly after noon Wednes
day. Firemen said the fire was
out when they arrived.
Wanted elderly women to board
in my own home. Excellent care.
Phone 2-1152.
Sale suits half price. One group
dresses $10. Lormans 1190 Edge-
water.-West Salem. Open until 7.
Commercial Christmas tree
cutters must obtain harvesting
permits before harvesting trees
from forest lands. Lynn F. Cron-
emiller, assistant state forester.
warned Wednesday. , i
Harvesting permits can be ob
tained by making application to
the local forestry headquarters
of the various districts located
thoughout the state, Cronemiller
said.
Prospective cutters of Christ
mas trees also were reminded it
is necessary to make arrange
ments to purchase the trees from
the landowners. In addition, the
forester cautioned the tree cut
ters they must comply with the
provisions of the Oregon Forest
Conservation Act which requires
that sufficient trees be left on
the land to keep it well stocked
and productive.
Landowners must also obtain
a harvesting permit and comply
with the Conservation Act when
harvesting trees from their own
property.
Individuals cutting trees for
their own use do not need per
mits, Cronemiller said, but must
obtain permission from the land
owners.
The Forester estimated tha
nearly 1,000,000 Christmas trees
were harvested in Oregon last
year. More than 500,000 were
shipped out of the state with
308,000 sold in Southern Cali
fornia markets. Oregonians used
an average of one Christmas tree
for each four persons.
Douglas - fir is still the favor
ite of Christmas tree shippers
cronemiller said, although in
roads on the fir's popularity have
been made by Noble Firs and
Shasta Red Firs.
Cronemiller said there will be
nlenty of trees for everyone but
hinted they might be a little more
expensive than last year.
MUNICIPAL COURT
John Logan Porter, 1261 S.
17th St, fined $250 for driving
while intoxicated; operator's li
cense suspended; committed in
lieu of payment of fine.
DISTRICT COURT
William Otto Herron, Salem,
charge of assault and battery, lev
elled Nov. 7, dismissed on motion
of Marion County district attor
ney and $50 bail refunded.
Ronald Memn Renaud, Salem,
arraignment on charge of non-
support continued, released on
own .recognizance.
Obert Alfred Jacobsen, Hub
bard Route 1, pleads guilty to
charge of reckless driving and
fined $50.
Arthur Lee Reynolds, Sweet
Home, charge of non-support lev
elled Nov. 21, dismissed by or
der of the court
PROBATE COURT
A. J. Shumaker estate: Decree
allowing final accounting.
Anna Henry Porter estate: Ern
est J. Porter appointed administrator.
Marcia May Hill estate: Clos
ing order.
Accident Results
In $5,082 Suit
Mrs. William R. Campbell, 1180
N. 25th St., filed suit Wednesday
in Marion County Circuit Court
for $5,082 damages against Dr.
John M. Ramage, Salem Route 3,
as a result of an accident last
March 10.
Mrs. Campbell alleges in her
complaint that she sustained
bruises and lacerations about her
body and a cut lip when the car
she was driving and the Ramage
vehicle collided in the driveway
at Salem General Hospital. Mrs.
Campbell explains in her com
plaint that she was' driving south
on.the drive and Dr. Ramage was
coming north when the accident
occurred.
Man Found
Innocent of
Drunk Driving
Obert Alfred Jacobson, . Hub
bard Route 1, was found innocent
in Marion County Circuit Court
Wednesday of a charge of driv
ing while intoxicated Aug. 9
1952.
He subsequently pleaded gui
ty in Marion County District
Court to a reduced charge
reckless driving involving the
same act and was fined $50.
Jacobsen's case was on appeal
after he was found guilty in Jus
tice of the Peace T. C. Gorman'
court at Woodburn Oct 14, 1952.
Gorman fined him $100 on the
drunk driving charge at' that
time.
Public
Records
Salem Schools
Statesman, Satan, Orw Thurs Nor. 28, 1953 (Sec 1) 3
CIRCUIT COURT
Laurence Frederick Wargnier
vs Gertrude Wargnier: Suit for
divorce charging cruel and in
human treatment seeks custody
of four minor children, and
property settlement Married Feb.
20, 1939, at Vancouver, Wash.
Eleanor May Clarke vs Paul
Clarke: Default of defendant entered.
Wynona Hampton vs Mack Wal
lace Hampton: Plaintiff granted
divorce and maiden name of
Hull restored.
Edith Arlene West vs Chester
West: Default . of defendant en
tered. .
Albert Nyhus vs Clarence T.
Gladden, warden of Oregon State
Penitentiary: Found by court
that no legal cause has been
shown for continuation of plaint
iff's imprisonment and ordered
that he be discharged.
Gerald D. Cox vs Clarence T.
Gladden, warden Oregon State
Penitentiary: Writ of habeas cor
pus ordered and hearing set for
Dec. 7.
Louise Haslebacher vs Peter
Haslebacher: Defendant ordered
to pay $50 monthly support for
minor child and continue $85
monthly payment on plaintiffs
residence during pendency of
suit
Lois Campbell vs John M. Ram
age: Suit seeks judgment of
$5,000 general and $82 special
damages for injuries allegedly
sustained in an auto collision
"March 10, 1953.
State of Oregon vs Obert Ja
cobsen: Defendant found inno
cent of charge of driving while
intoxicated brought court on ap
peaL State of Oregon vs Bobby Ray
Stillwell: Defendant given sus
. pended sentence and placed . on
SALEM HIGH SCHOOL
'Let Us Give Thanks' was the
theme of the Thanksgiving as
sembly presented Wednesday at
Salem High School under the di
rection of Jeannine Graber, first
vice president oi ue student
body.
The assembly consisted of sing
ing by the Ar choir, under the
direction ' of Howard Miller, a
short play and the closing bene
diction by Reverend George H.
Swift pastor of St Paul's Episco
pal Church.
The play carried out the idea
that people in the United States
take luxuries for granted and
don't realize how much they have
to be thankful for. Participating
in it were Marjorie Bright, Ber
nice Bright, Anne Tarem, Sirri
Kaelvi, Bill Cook, ' Stanley Lee,
Terry Jew, Terry Green, Beverly
Lockard, Jim Heath and Kay
Salter.
Rawlings Wins Honor
K.en nawungs Has been se
lected as the honorary Rotarian
of the Month for November by
the student council at Salem High
School.
Rawlings played offensive full
back and defensive halfback for
this fall's Salem High football
team. He was president of Arthur
Cotton Hi-Y last year, is presi
dent of Young Life, and is also
active in Civics Club and "S"
Club.
Rawlings plans to attend Wil
lamette University and go into
the ministry.
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Lighting Crews
To Dig Trenches
In Willson Park
Second phase of the city's Will-
son Park lighting improvement
program will begin Monday when
workmen of the city engineering
department start digging a maze
of trenches for the new cables.
The 18-inch-deep trenches will
be along all the paths through j
the park to the west of the State
Capitol. After the cable is put in,
33 tall light standards will be j
erected.
Standards are now being alter
ed and wired at the city, shops,
report engineering officials. The
standards are those formerly used
on downtown streets which since
have been illuminated with the
new, higher and brighter type of
street lighting.
Pouring of concrete footings for
the 33 new park lights was com
pleted recently.
probation for five years having
been found guilty of burglary not !
in a dwelling.
Frances Hardman vs Waldo V.
Hardman: Default of defendant
entered.
State of Oregon vs Billy Joe
Logan: Defendant pleads guilty
to charge of obtaining property
by false pretense and requests
observation at the Oregon State
Hospital, continued for sentenc
ing.
Births
Salvation Army
Week Proclaimed
Gov. Paul L. Patterson Wed
nesday proclaimed the period
Nov. 29 through Dec. 6 as Salva
tion Army Week in Oregon.
- "I urge all citizens to give their
full cooperation to this effort to
focus attention upon the impor
tance of the Salvation Army in
our state's daily life," Gov. Pat
terson said.
"The Salvation Army banner
and the principles for which its
stands are mighty bulwarks
against spiritual and physical
need, and our tribute to the Sal
vation Army during National Sal
vation Army Week is well earned
and i greatly deserved."
STEWART To Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Stewart, 1587 Strong Rd.,
a daughter, Wednesday, Nov. 25,
at Salem Memorial Hospital.
LAMBERT To Mr. and Mrs.
John Lambert, 1187 Saginaw St,
a son, Wednesday, Nov. 25, at Sa
lem Memorial Hospital.
BERRY To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Berry, 940 Wilber St, a
daughter, Wednesday, Nov. 25, at
Salem Memorial Hospital.
COMPTON To Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Lee Compton, 696 Chem
awa Rd., a daughter, Wednesday,
Nov. 25, at Salem General Hospi
tal. McPHERSON To Mr. and
Mrs. Donald L. McPherson, 915
S. 12th St, a son, Wednesday,
Nov. 25, at Salem General Hospi
tal EAGLETON To Mr. and Mrs.
David W. Eagleton, Salem Route
8, Box 25, a daughter, Tuesday,
Nov. 24, at Salem General Hospital.
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lien's Watches
Bulova. Gruen. Benrus, Elgin
Hamilton. Prices start at
Ladies Watches
27.50 Tax
Diamond Rings
Ladies fine multi-facet dia
mond rings.
23.95 lo 1500.03
$1X0 win hold your selection until Christmas.
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Men's Lodge Rings depict
ing Elks, Masons, Odd
Fellows, Eagles, etc.
Silverware
Flalware
.V, . .... 1S47 Kogers, Community,
Fine selection ef Silver Tudor Plate Community,
pieces to choose from.
Wm. Rogers and Sob and
1S81 Kogers,
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Bach Spinet 437
Heller Spinet 1 495
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Steinway Console Spinet . 597
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$785 New Limed Oak Spinet 687
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