FALL INJURES YOUTH'
A same of. leap-frog in Leslie
awimming pool resulted, ia i mi
nor head ear Wednesday "after
noon for Willard J. Weddle, 14,
of 12S0 .Birchwood SL Young
"Weddle was hurt when he fell
off another boy's shoulders in the
shallow end of the pool He was
treated fey Attendants from the
city First Aid Car. , ? :
Dance to the Music of Ursal Wot
- f er and his orchestra' at the 15th
annual Santiam Bean Festival
closing dance, Saturday night,
July 31, at the civic building on
the festival grounds in Stayton.
Dancing 10 p.m. to 1 a.m.
GOES TO GERMANY
Airman 3.c. Dale West, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Theodore West, 935
Juedes Ave., has reported for
duty with the Air Force it Birk
enfeld. Ger m a ny,, following a
three-week visit at the home of
his parents. A radar technician,
he entered the service in January
of this year.
W. .Haskins Chili-Hotdo Stand at
new location. 2950 S, Commercial
Public
Records
circuit court
Frank L. Brewton vs. Warden
Clarence T. Gladden: Order con
tinues trial date,allows plaintiff
to file an amended replication.
Pauline L. Smith vs. James H,
Smith: Suit for divorce charging
desertion, seeks custody of two
minors plus $35 monthly support
for each minor; married Feb. ZS,
1837 at Payette, 'Idaho.
Marian Woodrum vs. Austin T.
Woodrum: Order dismisses suit
Theresa Baldwin vs. George
Baldwin: Order continues hear
ing. . ; ' .
State Unemployment Compen
sation Commission vs. Donald
Crockett: Suit seeks $207 for al
leged unpaid contributions. '
Kristi Odman vs. Arthur 0.
Nesheim, Robert and Nell Lan
ders: .Order dismisses suit with
prejudice. - . . ; .
Charles W. Tambling vs. Ruth
A. Tambling: Order, appoints J.
-William Storts as guardian ad
litem for defendant
C E. Coville vs. Edwin! 1L and
Hazel Van Nuys: Decree enters
judgment of $1,500 against , de
fendant, forecloses . mortgage on
real property.' :
Isabel Jean Moors vs. .Pioneer
Trust Co., executor of George W.
Shand estate: Order continues
trial- - . .
PROBATE COURT
Harriet Hancock Corey estate:
Order admits will to probate, ap
points Pioneer Trust Co. as exe
cutor and Robert v. Nelson,
James-R. Humphrey 'and Arthur
w.?Smither as appraisers.
Frank Turner estate: Order ad
mits will to probate, appoints
Kathrine Turner as administra
trix, and Merle G. Johnson ap
praiser. - - : -
Magdelene Elyse Edmiston es
tate: Order appoints Aug. 31,
1854 as. date for settlement of
eeounL
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Robert Paul Robinson, 20, stu
dent, 1630 S. Winter St, and
Donna Evelyn Comstock, 19, clerk
typist, Monmouth Route 1.
' Richard Leroy Massey, 18, cab
inet maker, 5015 Ridge Dr,-and
Jennita Boylan, 19, typist, 1180
Jeff erson St
DISTRICT COURT
J. D. Bruce, Sublimity, charged
with selling sausage containing
artificial coloring; arraignment
set for Friday, v
Loyal Boyd Vaii Dyke. 2047
Vaughn St, charged with being
drunk on a public highway; bail
set at $50.
Clarence LeRoy NalL 404
High St, charged with being
drunk .on a public highway; bai
set at $53.
DELEGATE NAMED
Gertrude Fisher of Salem was
chosen as a delegate to the na
tional convention of Indoor Sports'
Club, an organization for the phy
sically disabled, at a district
meeting last week end in Yakima.
The . convention will be held in
September in Toledo, Ohio.
See outstanding wall papers with
matching fabric and glamorizing
Treasure Tone paints at Clarke's,
220 N. Com! '
WATCH STOLEN
ThefJ ' of a 17-jewel wristwatch
rom . the bath-nouse at Leslie
swimming pool ,was reported to
Salem police Wednesday. The
watch belonged to 11-year-old Eil
een Hadley of 787 Cross St It
was taken wniie she was swim
ming Tuesday afternoon.
Edna Lyle new at ' Candalaria
Beauty Shop, 12 yrs. experience.
CYCLIST IMPROVES
Salem motorcyclist Vernon Mel
vin Beck, 25, 49,50 Sunnyview
Ave.i spent "a fairly comfortable
day" in Salem Memorial Hospital
Wednesday after being admitted
Tuesday night with injuries re
ceived in a collision. with a car
on North Portland Road. .
Make your own breaks through
Classified ads! Selling, renting,
Wring's easy when you call 2-2441
for an ad-writer.
Dr. Roy Quick will ; return Aug.
16th for the general practice of
dentistry. 203 Pearce Bldg. Phone
3-8847. .
CHARGE MADE
J. D. Bruce of Sublimty,- Wed
nesday was arrested on, a district
court warrant charging him with
selling sausage containing artifi
cial coloring. He is scheduled to
be arraigned on the charge. Fri
day.
Rummage & baked food sale Fri
day. & Sat, corner of Ferry and
Com x
School Board
To Open Gas,
Fuel Oil Bids
Bids on the large quantities of
gasoline, fuel oil and lubricants
required in the coming year by
Salem School' District will be
opened at a School Board meet-
ng Aug. 10.
School officials also have ad
vertised for bids on $780,000
worth of bonds, the last to be
sold of -a $480,000 bond issue
authorized by voters in 1952 for
he new high school and other
construction. Towel laundry bids
also are called for Aug. 10.
A School Board committee
which had studied several other
bids Teceived this month by the
board has authorized contracts
or several school .improvement
projects. .
Universal Marble & Tile Co.,
Portland, won the contract, at
$3,400, for, ceramic tile for show
er rooms at Leslie Junior High
and North Salem High.
R. L. Elfstrom Co., low bidder
at $3,314, was granted contract
for acoustical material . for in
stallation at North Salem, Leslie
and Richmond
Woodry Furniture won the
contract for $6,513 worth o
asphalt tile for floors at the new
Grant School and other schools.
Groups Await
SuMease,TKen
Plan to Move
The Salem Chamber of Com
merce and : the Salem Industrial
Council will move to new third-floor
quarters in ' the Marion County
Courthouse as soon as a sublease
Is obtained on present quarters.
C. of C. President William Ham
mond said Wednesday.
The chamber and council at pre
sent are in quarters at 148 S. High
St The courthouse faculties are
larger and are obtainable at con
siderably less, cost, it was pointed
out -
The chamber's lease on the High
Street site does not expire until
next June.
M1LLIGAN To Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent MilUgan, 543 Gerth Ave.
a' son, Wednesday, July 28, in
Salem General HospitaL .
COX To Mr. and Mrs. La-
Verne Cox, Salem Route 6,
daughter, Wednesday, July 28, in
Salem General HospitaL
B ANGEXT To Mr. and Mrs.
William Bangert 795 Fairview
Ave., a son, Wednesday, Joly 28,
in Salem Memorial HospitaL
: STErNBROOX ' To Mr. and
Mrs. Alva Steinbrook, 840 Cum
mings Lane, a son, Wednesday,
July 28, in Salem Memorial Hos
pitaL ;
REYNOLDS To Dr. and Mrs.
Ejan R. Reynolds, 1737 Market
St, a daughter, Wednesday, July
za, at nome.
Oregon's Old Growth Forests,
Trees Amaze English Visitor
Oregon's old growth forests and its individual trees were a re
velation to H. B. Howell, of Ivybridge, Devon, England.
Accompanied by his daughter, Rosalie, he was conducted on a
tour of the Douglas fir forests on the western Cascades and into the
eastern Oregon pine states by Assistant State Forester and Mrs. Lynn
F. cronemiller. . - ..
Howell has forestry interests in
England and came here' to learn
something of forestry practices
in Oregon and also to satisfy a
long-standing desire to see the
forests, and trees of the state of
which he had heard so much in
his native England. v:
He was familar with many of
the native Oregon species since
he had secured specimens of the
trees and' planted them on his
English estate. However, he was
greatly impressed by thef vast
amount of the Oregon country
mat is covered with forests.
In discussing forestry problems
in England, Howell stated that
two world wars had resulted in
a serious depletion of the most
desirable species of trees and no
great amount of effort had been
made to restore them.
However, they are now taking
steps to improve these forests
through thinnings and other ap
proved forestry practices with
the result that the inferior spe
cies are now improving in quality
and a value is becoming estab
lished.
Permit Let to
Build House
A building permit to construct a
$12,000 house was issued Wednes
day to R. E. Olson of Salem. The
one-story dwelling will be located
at. 985 Cascade St.
Other permits issued by the city
were: -:
Lena Rust: Re-roof a 1-story
house at 275 McNary Ave., $125.
F. L. Domkowsky: Erect $160
tool shed at 1350 Olive St.
Mrs. Leta Munson: Re-roof a 1
story house at 2060 Highway Ave.,
$200.
Ralph Glasgow: Repair 1-story
house at 771 Rosemont St, $50.
George M. Hill: Alter, 1-story
house at 2065 Highway Are., $200.
Ben Graves: Erect $9,500 1-story
house and garage at 579 Lorida
St '
L and F Corp.: Alter. 1-story
store building at 427 Ferry St,
$5,600.
Richard Roth: Erect $600 1-story
garage at 1615 Harrison St
F. V. Walz: Erect $10,000 1-story
house at 775 Judson St
BrooksFolk
RaUytoAid
Of Big Family
v State imjiA New Srrie
"(Story also on page' 1.
BROOKS Residents of Brooks
are already rallying to the aid of
the targe Adam Free family wbose
borne was destroyed by fire Wed
nesday.
" The Frees lost nearly every
thing in the fire possessions they
valued at $3,000. Even the moth
er's spectacles were lost
Mrs. W. R. Pfau, district health
chairman and the Oregon States
man's Brooks correspondent, is co
ordinating efforts to help the Free
famliy. She reports the need for
children's clothing and shoes espe
cially urgent , There - are height
boys and three girls living at home.
Clvde Robinson ana cis son, res
idents of the other house, saved
some of their possessions. The
two dwellings were owned by Britt
AjsoinwalL He said - the larger
bouse was insured. '
AF Offering
Higher Grades
To Enlistees
Men with prior military service
who qualify in any of 25 job spe
cialties can enlist in the Ak Force
in grades higher than any previ
ously offered, T. Set William F.
VaooerpotM, Salem recruiter, re
ported Wednesday.
The policy applies to men quali
fied in intelligence, photo interpre
tation, catographis supervision con
trol systems, electrical weapons,
radio and radar, aircraft engines
and maintenance and other fields.
Qualified men may enlist with
grades up to technical sergeant,
Vanderpool explained, s
State Divisions
Tender First
Fund Requests
First financial requests; of
state departments and institu
tions for the next biennium ar
rived at the state budget division
this week.
State Budget Director LaVerne
Young said no time would be
lost in preparing the state budg
et for the 1955-57 biennium so
it mar be printed and distribut
ed among legislators well in ad
vance of the 1955 legislative ses
sion. .
The word has gone out. from
Gov. Paul L. Patterson and the
state budget department that all
frills - must be eliminated and
that financial requests must be
based on necessities. Particular
reference was made to proposed
capital outlays including con
s traction operations.
Young estimated that less than
$6,000,000 of surplus state funds
would be available at the end
of the current giennium. Nearly
S30.000.000 was available at the
close of the previous menmum.
All financial requests must re
ceive approval of the governor
before being sent to the legisla
ture.' ': -.
Any recommendations for state
institution construction, other
than that approved by the voters,
will come from the state board
of controL -
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Mistonary to Talk
Officials of the -Pilgrim Holi
ness Camp Meeting -on Carlton
Way. have announced that a spe
cial foreign missionary service,
to be conducted by the Rev. N.
N. Bonner, missionary to Africa,
would be open to the public at
2:30 p.m. today. Pictures vof the
Rev. Mr. Bonner's travels are to
be shown following the 7:30 serv
ice tonight, , .
ROAD WORK STARTS f
! Work on relocation of a road
which serves a Staytoo cannery
was started Wednesday by a Mar
ion County road crew, the county
court reported. A second crew has
started striping operations.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to express to our
kind neighbors and t thoughtful
friends our heartfelt thanks for
their many expressions of sym
pathy. The beautiful floral offer
ings letters and cards were es
pecially appreciated.
, The Hoffman
i Daud and Klob familes.
CARD OF THANKS
Our heartfelt thanks to all who
extended comforting sympathy
and nelp in our recent sorrow.
For the beautiful service, floral
offerings, and other kindnesses.
we are very gratefuL
I Nels O. Haugen and family,
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