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Fired Policeman Files Appeal
ney Bruce Williams, representing
Schwartz.
Commission Chairman William
J. Entress asked Secretary Alfred
WithGity GiyU Service
Arnold 1L Schwartz, citv natrolman fired for Insubordination
and conduct unbecoming a police officer, filed an appeal- Wednes
day with Salem Civil Service Commission, f - ',-
- Police Chief Clyde A. Warren, whojdismissed the policeman,
told the commission he had asked Schwartz to give up his outside
emolovment as a night club sineer at the Blue Note on Dallas Road.
- r Hi Grr The appeal reached th
' " - T , I The appeal reached the com-
113 Youths
Pass Tests in
Swim Classes
, . - . . - ; t
r A total ol 113 boys and girls sue
' cessfully passed testsJn the just-
completed - two weeks' ! Learn to
Swim Campaign, sponsored by the
Red Cross and city playgrounds.
' . Fifty-eight passed swimming
tests at Olinger pool and 55 met
the requirement$ at Leslie pool,
according to officials.
Registrations for the- program
numbered 658.
The bulk of those passing tests
were in the beginners class. Five
passed senior life saving require
ments and 23 junior life saving
certificates were issued.
Beginner Pass ;
. Beginners passing tests includ
ed: r"-. . . "
ecorcls
MUNICIPAL COURT
Aaron . Hoover, 1835 Lee St,
charged with driving while intox
icated, trial set for Aug. 13 fol
lowing plea of innocent; posted
$250 bail.
CIRCUIT COURT
Flovd Sulleneer vs. Thelma Al-
mission at its mommy meeting jberta Sullenger: Order dismisses
yesterday In a letter from Attor-1 case 0n motion of plaintiff,
Veda Jeanette Barton vs. Bob
Orville Barton: Divorce decree re
stores plaintiffs maiden name.
State vs. Wesley Keith Gates:
Fances E. Mauk: vs. Clair Ev
Mauk: Complaint asks annulment
of marriage. . ' .-A
Or
PROBATE COURT
Charles W. Volkman estate
der aoDroves final account
Sterling C. Clark estate: uraer
sets hearing of final.' account for
Aug. 30. ' ' - .
Bertha Krug estate guanuan-
ship: Order closes estate.
Alexander R. Matnys estate ivr-
der closes estate. ,v X-
- Olinger pool Michel e Wyatt. Paul-
ttc Hobson. Bonnie Penny. Jane
Porter. -udy Angerbauer. Geraldine
Sullivan. Suzanne Nicholson, Mary
Wages, Sharon Coroett, Janet Jones.
Linda ' Maier, Adrienne Kennedy,
Sharon Kinton. Patty Whltmore. De-"-
ttise Errors, Susan Gleckler. Susan
Guthrie, Lucy .Wages. Linda Davis.
AUr. "Jrcsldder.. Stevea Smith. Jim
Kelley. Corby Hanu, Harry Eu banks.
Bill Martin, Jerry Kansier. Richard
. Yunker. Frank i- La Roche, Ronald
Surles. Bobby - Jackson, Kenneth
Hendricks, Jimmy Burton, Gerald
Hearing. David Olson.
Leslie pool-tferry Lewis, Don Coe.
Bill Holroer. Jimmy Ramsden. Hu
bert Harris. David Brown. Bob Ham
ilton. David Avison, Peggy Cook,
Barbara Hamilton. Nancy Reynolds,
Bunny Horner. Patty Lee. Betty ie,
RMrm, nou? lax. Maria McVay. Vir
ginia cavenoer, onn - diwi
Carol Decamp, Nedra Williamson,
Jnice Barr. Kathy Cole. Barbara
Domes, Molly Pfeiffer, Barbara
. Barth. Elizabeth McCarger, Cheryl
' Bauman, PoUy Bailey. Judy Scott.
, Intermediates:
' linger pool Lucille Nielson, Ju
dith Eivers, June Dairs, Jimmy Dain,
Bill Heard. .
Olinger, Leslie Pari
Swimmers class : -
Olin&er pool Vernon Waite, Ber-
it. 7,ini!t R offer Zumwalt.
Leslie pool Gary Grabow,' Alan
De Schweinitz, Lynda Thompson,
Alice Berglund. Danny Tschida, Bon
nie Kurth Loren Seitx.
Advanced swimmers:
Leslie pool Marilyn Murphy. Clau
i dia Peterson. Sue Wilson. Lynda
Thompson, Alan De Schweinitx,
Jackie LaDue. Dorii Heln. , r
. Junior life saving: .
Olinger pool Julie Sutherland.
John f Sutherland. Don WUUe, Jrry
Propp. Brenda Kussefl. Mith Brown.
Barbara Brooks. Stefanla Kurtz. Ra
Tnona Drake. Mike Cooper, Garry
, Cooper, Larry Cooper. -.
Leali. pool-Marilyn Murphy, Clau
' dia Peterson, Dick Mend. Patty
Test. Colleen Nelson, David Taylor.
Ann Boudreau. Sally Osko. Sua Wil
, ton. Brace Wulf. Sua Loucks. ;
, Senior H savin :
Mundt to check with the princi-l Defendant released .after posting
pais ana iix a aaie ior a puduc i jooo oau.
bearing on the appeal.
Police Chief Warren also re
ported resignations from the de
partment by two officers who
passed their civil service starting
examinations only recently. Pa
trolman William - E. Lebold left
to take apprenticeship schooling
in meat cutting and Raymond W
Goody will leave the force Aug,
12 to enter University of Wash
ington.
Commissioners opened letters
from three Salem canneries
Blue Lake, Paulus Bros, and Starr
asking that the rule against out
side employment . by police and
fire department members be eas
ed enough to permit
them to work at canneries when
the help situation is critical In
early September.
The commission took no imme
diate action on that, request or
another request, from Frank N.
Grimm of Armored Car Service,
that off-duty policemen be 'per
mitted to take part-time work
manning an armored car for late
night pickup and deposit of mon
ey irom some Salem businesses.
Death Claims
Joseph Mertl
Of Mt Angel
Statesman News Service
MT.' ANGEL Joseph Mertl, 29,
Salem resident, died in 1 Salem
hospital Tuesday and funeral ser
vices will take place at ML Angel
Thursday. .
Mertl was born April 29, 1923,
in Minnesota. He was married at
ML Angel eight years ago to Dor
othy Lough, .who survives. .".'
Also surviving are two chil
dren, Karen,: 6, and Connie. 2:
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mertl lof Mt Angel; sisters,. Sis
ter Lecodia ' and Sister Zeleria,
both at SL. Mary'a Convent at
Beaverton; brothers, .Thomas D.
Mertl of Spokane,' Wash., and
Brother Martin Mertl of Mt. An
gel Abbey.
Recitation ' of the rosary will
take place Thursday night, July
22, at 8 p.m. at the St Mary's
Church in ML AngeL - Requiem
high mass will be held Friday
morning at the church at 9 a.m.
Interment, will follow at Calvary
Cemetery" with the Unger Funer
al Home in charge.
Firm Adds Sixth Office
Addition of a sixth office, this
one in Springfield, to the Huggins
insurance agency network was an
nounced Wednesday with filing of
arucies ot incorporation with the
state Corporation Department in
Salem. ; " : .
The new office is a partnership
agency-with the name of Pollard-Fitch-Huggins
Insurance. Incorpo
rators are Louella Fitch. William
E. Fitch and Charles H. and George
V. Huggins. Fitch, who has been
with the Husgins.Coos Bav office
for the past eight years, will man
age me bpringfield agency.
i The Puggins business now in
cludes offices in Salem, Coos Bay,
Myrtle Point, Gold Beach, Coquule
(added July 1), and Springfield.
Firm officials believe it is the on
ly agency of its kind in Oregon
with multiple offices. -
There are about 500 known
species of flea. -
I FOR ATHLETE'S FOOT '
Keratolytie action is a must!
T4-L, a keratolytie fungicide,
sloughs off Infected skla to reach
and kill germs and fungus ON
CONTACT. If not pleased IN 1
HOUR your 40c back at any drag
store. Today at Perry's Dm j Store
Statesmen, -Salesu Ortw Thurtw July 22. 1SS4 (Sec l3
THE E5T PLACE III SALE! 1
TO EAT LUNCH
arid DINNER
Prices Start at 65c
Ml
mm
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i la fhs Capitol Shopping Cinier 1 170 Center SL
Merrill Due
: At Meeting on
Canned Goods
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Donald Ernest Booth, 21, U. S.
. I xTTnr wiiiamina' anrl Norma Jean
some of ' . T' j " "
Moae, i, iypisi, .uiucpcuucutc.
William Samuel Caton, B8 ma
chinist, 1094 Wilber St,, and Clara
H. Cox, practical nurse, 631 Breys
Ave. ' i v "
William D. Conner. 49. retired
nolice officer, and Ella Hogan, 44,
at home, both of 665 EwaldSt.
James Orves Richmond. 13, u. a.
Army, MeTiama, and Edith Agnes
Tietze. 19. at home. Stayton.
Donald Edward Creasy, zr. iao-
orer, 1435 w. Lineny l, ana iae-
aueline D. Bedard. 21, waitress.
Brooks. ; i
N. W. Merria, general manager
of(BlueLake Packers, Inc., will
be one eMhe coordinators of a dis
cussion oa canned goods promo-1 bail set. at 550,
uon Friday at a meeting of the
Northwest Canners Association in
Portland.
Merrill is a member of the pro-
uon - committee of the American
Lanners Association. He said re
presentatives ot all canneries , in
the Salem area will be present at
the meeting Friday. .
The regional group is studying
promotional activities in conjunc
tion with a campaign being spon
sored by the national association.
Other speakers at the Portland
meet will include Herb Nelson, a
San Francisco advertising execu
tive, and William Jost of the Can
Manufacturers Institute. -.
DISTRICT COURT
R. L. McDowell, of McDowell's
Market. -1190 S. 12th SL, charged
with selling adulterated food; fined
S50 after pleadmg guilty.
David Behm of Behra's MarKet,
3910 State SL,5 charged with offer-
ins for sale a misbranded food;
sentence continued until juiy za
after defendant: pleaded guilty;
IKE PLAYS GOLF
WASHINGTON- (UP) Presiden!
Eisenhower played golf today at
Burning Tree Golf Club during
light, intermittent showers. -
Big Parade
uue saturaav
At Biickeroo
Statetman New Senaica
DAYTON The biggest Dayton
Buckeroo parade in the eight
year history of the event Is pre
dicted here Saturday morning.
Parade Chairman XL w. Budke
said Wednesday that advance reg
istrations have broken all rec
ords. - -
The Buckeroo will include ro
deo performances Saturday and
Sunday afternoons and a. dance
Saturday night at the Dayton Le
gion Hall. Browning Brothers car
nival will be on hand.
Besides traditional rodeo
events, the Buckeroo will feature
a wild horse race as the climax
of each afternoon's urogram.
Judy Seamster of Salem wiH be
queen of the event Princesses
are Carol Shucker of the Sheri
dan Canter Club - and. Barbara
Day of the Sherwood Horsemen.
351; Stale Si.
DOY7IITOT7II
D3(lgG,D,
pCsSOC' H Cer Si.
: SHOPPIIIG CENTER
ilse w mm BOM?
(Fresh. Ham)
J3.
A rara treat The first we have been able to offer forvqUite a while,
slice. Whol or halL ' (HalTes weigh from 5 to 7 lbs.) -
Delicious when served hot or cold. Easy to
Fresh Pics
JLB.
JLB.
-LB.
J3.
LB.
5-lb.:
Old-fashioned
.LB.
2 lbs.
Chipped Dried Beof.
ff BOLOGNA
nam
M lb.
LTVER SAUSAGE ' lb.
55
35
Loin Pork Ro as! a,. ib.
Swiss Slcahs
Tenderized
Jb.
55
49
Olinerr pool-Carol WmiaiM. Jn- I nnn 0J1 TT--9
l Bariow. Jan GiHele. catny u- i UU 13UI1U IIUUSCS
aicic Leslie pooi aoiuu. i ..
i bids Invited on
Board .to Consider City School Issue
Applications ior
Hillcrest Leader.
Mrs. Drexel :-
VllYD0V0UFr.ZFEn
Mpmhprs of -the advisory com
mittee for the Hillcrest School for
More than , 200 bond - houses
throughout the United States were
invited this week to submit bidr
on a 1780,000 school bond issue
authorized last, month by the Sa
lem bcbool Board, board secre-
Giris and the MacLaren School for c c ward said Wednesday.
Boys are to meet today to. oiscuss rhe bids will be opened by the
applicaUons of at least seven per- school board at its next Aneeting,
sons applying to succeed Mrs. Lena g. io. Money from tile bonds
Smithson as superintendent of the be used to pay for the first
-Hillcrest Institution. . - - steps in a building program to
Mrs. Smithson resigned recent- met anticipated needs of the
ly but agreed to continue on the school system.
nh until hen successor was select- .c-iB nf h hnnAa wHl iuu tm the
ed. The advisory group will meet J st of $480,000 of bonding auth
with members of the State Board J which was approved by the
of Control. .
Injured Oakdale Lad
To Miss School Term
OAKDALE Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Cook report that their son,
Gerry, -who was injured recently
in a diving accident was discharged
from the hospital Thursday and is
staying at the home of his sister,
Mrs." Elmer Flatt, in Warrenton.
He is wearing--a : plaster cast
from the top of his head to his
hips and must wear it for two
months after which it will be ex
changed for a steel brace, They
believe he will have to miss the
first half of the school year.
voters in 1952 for the construction
of the new South Salem High
School.
- llrt. David Anihong Drtxd if
among ker friends es a cAam t
ing end distinffuuhed kottau
TmHiy, we serve smooth
spreading Blue Bonnet regu
larly in our home because every
body loves its annny-swef flavor!
BlueBonnet improves the taste
of all foods, whethe. used as a
table spread or in cooking. For
Flavor, Nutrition and Economy,
I recommend Blub, Bonnet 1
-ALOHA-
A DAY IN HAWAII AT
: . THE BLUE NOTE
ic SUNDAY, JULY 25th
Authentic Hawaiiaa feast (loan) and a cast of Hawaiian musi
cians and entertainers. Fnn all day long. Tickets at the Blue
Note and Stevens & Son Jewelry. 13-00 per person.
IK THE BLUE NOTE
2625 Dallas Boad - Pnone 4 6444
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Short windows are) no longer a preblsml
if Suptrb color rengol
ilr Unoxetlltd for ell-round color feitnsu!
it. Thoy will novor bocdmo ttroekod or
fodsd by ens fumes 1
it Docorater fashion . plus practical oct
L-!!ll
to suit every possible window. see the
chart below. Never before such complete
window coverage I
mk range; .
Stone, light green, wine, ;
oyster rose idust, char
treuse, forest green
Tho '56 size' chart for CELTIQUE Travorso Draperies
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length " 36" ' 45" 54- 63" IV 84"
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Measure your windows as illustrated
Refer to the "56 size chart to select jour size.
Should your window length differ froni those art
the chart refer to the next length longer to de
termine the price. Your draperies will be finished
to the length desired. i'.,
ISSOFCAnrutS OnenFrLtaS
or call ns for an
appointment in
your home
2715 S. CWL
- Vhone 44313