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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1954)
(Duty Me,vq:I3ii2elfO LAVA FILM SLATED . A lecture meeting of the Salem Geological Society. Thursday jwill feature a movie showing the erup tion of Krakatoa as well as other types of volcanic eruptions of re cent decades. This meeting -will be held at 8 p.m. in . Collins Hall on the Willamette campus and is open to the public . - ; : We wish to take this opportunity to thank our kind neighbors and friends for their many expressions trf sympathy, their beautiful floral offerings and cards during the long illness and passing of our dear wife and mother. Mr V. 1. fVrv Mrs. j.r. xnrasner ana " Mrs. George R. Qipfell MEASLES, MUMPS LISTED f Eight eases of measles and five of mumps are listed on the Mar inn rnnnhi flAmrtm.Nt 17.. J W communicable disease list for last week, it was reported Tuesday. Also reported-was one case of scarlet fever, and five - of ' tuber culosis. s v , Dr. Joseph W. : Paulson, Osteo pathic, Physician & Surgeon an nounces new location at 1611 Stat .St : . SAILOR VISITS ' Visitor over the weekend at the home of Mrs. Gladys Pinner, 1231 Ruge St., West Salem, was her son, Kenneth R. Pinner, store keeper I'c. USN. Pinner left Port land Monday aboard the USS Electra for Alaska waters. . J There are vacancies , in Smith Creek Girl Scout camp at Silver Falls for July 28 to Aug. 1 or Aug. 17 to Aug. 23. Cost $18.70 for the session. Please call Salem 2-6262 for reservations. CAR STOLEN V; The theft of a car owned by Ben F, Lambert, 361 Leslie St, was reported to police Tuesday. Lambert told officers the car, a light green 1951 Chevrolet sedan, was- taken from the residence sometime Monday night Learn Knitting, 1 to 4 p.m. State St Phone -5654, . 341 . e STOLEN CAR FOUND A ear reported stolen at Sandy -Mondavi was found r.bandoned in an alleyway in the 200 .block of state m. early Tuesday morning, according to police. Owner of the car is-listed as Carol Emerson. . of Sandy. .- - . - ; rather have LIFE SAVERS State Application To Join Oil Board Draws Approval Oregon's application to become an associate member of the in terstate oil compact commission has been approved unanimously by the 28 states which belong to the commission. Got. Paul L. Patterson said Tuesday. ' To gain ; membership, states must have acceptable oil and gas conservation laws. The purpose of the commission is to promote conservation of oil and gas and to prevent waste. If. ! jgt ism J iff) LJ ' ' 1 i ; . ft FINAL SALE OF LIFE SAVER SIZES 9-15 10-20 12ia-24Vi ' CIS l2 t7K OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TIL 9 JM III HUB CAP STOLEN - Police have a Teport from Tra cy Cox, 1344 Saginaw St, that a hub cap was stolen from his 1852 Olds sedan sometime Monday night POLICE MEETING SET Law enforcement chiefs of Mar ion and Polk Counties will hold their regular monthly meeting and dinner; Friday noon . at the Marion County courthouse. PICNIC SET ; Former residents of Perkins County, Neb., will gather for a picnic at Bush's Pasture on Aug. Political Press Releases Can't Be Anonymous Press releases prepared by or for political candidates can't be anonymous, Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton ruled Tuesday. v . The name and address of the author and of the printer and publisher of each such press re lease must be written on the release.;:-. . ' ' ' - . ' The opinion was asked by State Sen. Richard L. Neuberger, Port land Democrat who is running for United States senator. HICKS To Mr.- and Mrs. How ard E. Hicks, 1307 Fainnount St, Salem, a daughter Tuesday, July 20, at Salem Memorial Hospital. MAYFIELD . To Mr. and Mrs, Robert C. Mayfleld, 195 S. 18th St, Salem, a daughter Tuesday, July 20, at Salem Memorial Hospital. : SWAN SON To Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Swanson, 1040 N. Church St., Salem, a daughter Tuesday, July' 20, at Salem Memorial Hoa- pitat - ORREN To Mr. and Mrs. Roy Orren, 4015 Verda Lane, Salem, a son, Tuesday, July 20r at Salem General Hospital. : Piibirc Records UDF Leader Drag Races , Considered Airpo rt' with story (32 3) Discnssioa U la EU : Fox. public relations repre sentative of the United j Defense Fund, wilt meet la Salens taday with Oregon Chest -and Salem United Fond officials taj discuss - UDF budgetary needs. J ; Discussion to ' Review United Defense Fund The program and needs of the national United Defensp Fund will be reviewed in Salem today by Eli Fox, associate director of the public relations department of the organization. . . Fox, who comes to Salem to meet with the staff and board of the Oregon Chest will also meet this afternoon with the budget committee of the Salem United Fund to discuss the budgetary needs of his organization for next year."''. ;- :.- . . : The United Defense fund is a federation of five agencies', of which the.USO is the! largest Other agencies are the National Recreation Association, the Na tional Social Hygiene Associa tion, the United Community De fense Services and the United Seamen's Service. It is, said Fox, imBpssjble for the USO to meet anywhere near the demands made upon it by the national department! of de fense on its present operating- budget Fox stated that the UDF una krfbw . aa.u awbi s,ac vcu millions of dollars annually but must raise at least fifteen; million to do aanything like an adequate job. ' Budget for the UDF for Oregon for 1955 is $161,000 but the board of directors of the Oregoh Chest which is. the fund raismgj agency for the UDF in this state ed only $129,000. . accept- Shirley Mae Baker vs Edward Ace Baker: Order award plain tiff temporary custody of minor plus $100. per month sup port during suit pendency. Marjorie P. iCroeplin vs Robert L. Kroeplin: Suit for, divorce al leges cruel and . inhuman treat ment asks for . custdy of two minors plus $40 per month sup port for each. Married. March 29, 1947. at Stevenson, Wash. Jacob Biersaek vs Elizabeth Biersack: Decree of divorce to plaintiff. ' Edward E. Eades vs Coy O. Eades: Decree of divorce ' to plaintiff. , , ! : Bernice Jean Jones vs James R, Jones: Decree of ; divorce awards plaintiff custody of two minors plus $40 per month sup port for each. - ' E. Haxelwood vs Ollie E. Hazel wood: Decree of divorce to plain tiff confirms property settlement agreement. Rosalie Dulley Weaver vs Geprge Emery Weaver: Divorce decree restores plaintiffs maid en name of Rosalie Dulley. . PROBATE COURT Joseph" Frohlich estate: Order authorizes distribution. Joe H. Rog estate: Final order closes estate, s Lorin . G. .Giesy estate: Order authorizes sale of farm crops and products. Elizabeth Grim guardianship estate: Order permits sale of real property, f t , v DISTRICT COURT ; Robert Lawrence v Johnson, 2199 Brown Rd., charged with driving while intoxicated, con tinued for trial following plea of innocent; pasted $250 bail. CARHOP SUFFERS BURNS i Mikie McGlosson, 19, kf 1210 - -- Ci r rr w i ! oprucc au, smierea iirsij oegree burns of the right arm and hand Tuesday night when coffee spilled oa her at the J and B DrivIa on Portland Road.-First aidmen, who treated the girl, reported she, was working as a carhop at Tpe time of the accident : The 1950 census showed that only IVt per. cent of .Rhode Is land's labor force was primarily engaged in larming. A request to make the Salem airport available for auto drag races and further consideration of a long range airport repair pro gram will occupy members of the city's Airport Advisory Committee at a meeting this morning in,the dty manager's office. . Three auto clubs," the Millers, Dicers . and Bent Eights, have asked permission to stag drag races on one of the airport run ways Sunday, ' Oct' 10. In drag races, the cars begin from a stand ing-start- Tha long range repair program has been suggested as a means of eliminating one major repair bill built up over long period. ' As woDosed in the program, repairs would be taken care of when need ed. .-. : . . '" The committee also will consid er- rules and . regulations, found needed because of absence of a tower at the city airport for the past year. The Navy, active at the . airport on weekends, "has asked that planes be permittedio turn away from the dty, instead of following the regular flight pat tern used when a tower is not in operation, ' : Other items to be considered by the advisory committee this morn ing include an application by Richard Krenz for a 15-year lease for farming the airport Krenz has . . - . i naa a uve-yearjiease. ; A rental .-.greement with George Kreitzberg of Kreitzberg Aviation will be studied and also to be dis cussed is a proposed air fair on August 29 at the airport Latest also wul be heard on a building which the State Board of Aeronautics proposes to construct here. - The committee may take action on a request to rebuild one of the Air Police Squadron hangars.- Aid Sbueliton Missing Man Bv Red Cross Marion County Red Cross of ficials are making a check on the whereabouts of Vernon Caven der. former cook-in Bend who was reported to have left in re cent weeks for Salem to work in orchards, r '. ' v The request about Cavender, a man between 25 and 35, . came from El Paso, Tex., where Red Cross has been helping his mother, Mrs. Jessie Cavender, lo cate her son. They were to have met in El Paso early, this month. Meanwhile in Texas, the body of a drowning "victim has been identified 11 tentatively as Caven- ders, but , the I Red Cross and police authorities there are con tinuing an investigation into tne man's whereabouts. Anyone who may have known Cavender in this area is asked to get in touch with Mrs. Law rence Barnard, "home service de partment head for the Red Cross Salem office, i ARE YOU CETT1!!G , HALF THE TV Vli7! CET THE WXCU PlCTUIU (All US FOR TV SERVICE ALL MAKES MODELS Factory-Authorized Service Expert Trained Technkiaas ' Guaranteed Parts Repairs " 6REEX STAMPS f I T 77 X 365 N. Commercial PhJS-4163 tlhk PHYSIOTHERAPHY ELECTROTHEHAPHY COLON ffiRIGATION X-RAY Vital . Organs ", .r Are Controlled Through t , Nervet Dr. J L. 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