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, , ' s "' j ". - . s " i - : CfitLy- Hews Itoiielrs; ARRAIGNMENT DUE Clarence Dougherty, 43, The Dalles, will be arraigned Friday in Marion .County District Court on a charge of obtaining money by false pretenses. He is accused of passing a worthless check : for $15.75 at a Salem drug store on Nov. 2, 1954. Bail has been; set at $1,500. Hoffman's Special for today. Boneless Veal Roast, 49c lb. Read Hoffman's Special everyday and your budget will balance O.K. Hoffman's Meats Inc., 150 N. Conn. Ph. 3-5563. (adv) PANEL PLANNED ; Salem Association for Retarded Children will meet Thursday at t p.m. at Mayflower Hall to hear a panel discussion on "Clinical Management of the Mentally Re larded Child and Parent." The discussion will be conducted by v L. C. Merriam. ' ' i Annual Pi Beta " Phi Alumnae rummage sale over Greenbaums, Fri.. 8:30 to 4:30. Sat 9:00 to 3:00. (Adv.) PERMITS ISSUED n : Construction permits . were is sued by the Salem city engineer's office Wednesday authorizing Kess ley Talley to construct . a house and garage at 2530 Northgate Ave. and St. John's Lutheran Church to construct a $700 garage at 14th and Court Streets. Rummage' sale, baked foods and coffee. Jason Lee Church. N. Win ter and Jefferson, Thurs. , and c.) IkAv ) f 11. x w . . . . GIRLS FACE CHARGE f Two teenage girls, arrested by , police Sunday and charged with being out after Hours, were cnar? ed Wednesday with being minors in obssession of intoxicating li quor. They are being held in the juvenile quarters of the Marion County Courthouse. I See outstanding wall papers with matching fabric and glamourizing Treasure Tone paints at Clarke's, 220 N. ComX (adv) SALEM WOMAN ELECTED Mrs: Weston Niemela of Salem has been elected to the nine-mem ber executive council of the Pa cif ic Northwest chapter j of the Sierra Club, national conservation group. The council held a meet ing last weekend in Seattle. Death Claims Mrs. Michael s - ". ! . A heart attack Tuesday evening resulted In the death of Mrs. Lula Ann Michael, 73, of 4290 Glen wood Dr. She had been in poor health for several months. Mrs. Michael and her husband, Elbert Michael, had lived in Sa lem since 1947, when they came here from Anthony, Kans. She was born in Hayes City, Kans., March 30, 1881, and was married Jan. 23, 1901. Mr. Michael sur vives. . v - ' ' Other survivors include four 'daughters, Mrsv Juanita Baker, Kansas City, Mo.: Mrs. Goldie Ma rie Morris and Mrs. Sylvia Stubb, both of Valsetz; and Mrs. Ross Wyatt San Bernardino, Calif.; five sons, Henry V. Michael, For est E. Michael and Glenn D. Mi chael of Wichita, Kans.; Clarence . Michael, Salem, and Floyd E. .Michael. Valsetz; a sister, Mrs. Mary Hansen, Grand Junction, : Colo., and 10 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday in the Elliott Maag Funeral Home in Anthony, Kans. YAiith A 4icswl jl until nui uscu Of Destroying Jail Property An 18-year-old youth, ! serving a 'year in Marion County jail on an assault charge, will be charged wlta destruction cf public proper- ty because of alleged damaee" he did to an isolation cell in the jail, county sheriff Denver Young said,"anK earner, jaiem Koute 3, a Wednesday. The youth, Lendel Buttram. 18, reportedly obtained a bucket handle, worked loose a peg to a wire screen, loosened two other screens between his cell and a window, and smashed the window. Rather than bars, screens pro tect the window-sides of the cells. Damage was estimated at over $100. Buttram is serving time for threatening an official at Mac Laren School for Boys with a knife during an escape there last Aug. SI. fro H Come in Today for the Deal of Your Life! 660 N. Liberty OBSERVATION UNDERWAY A 15-year-old boy, charged with the theft of $14 from a welfare recipient last Thursday, was plac ed at Oregon State Hospital this week for a 30-day observation by order of the Marion County Ju venille Court. Walter Bondell now with Cascade Roof Co. Ph. 3-4823. (adv) MAN LODGED IN JAIL George W. Carl, 39, of 2380 Carl ton Way. was arrested by Marion County Sheriffs deputies Wednes day and lodged in the county Jail on a charge of attempted rape. The charge involves a 13-year-old girl, said deputies. . Good used clothing at YWCA Budget Shop, 141 S. Winter. Open Mon. & Fri. 10 to 5. (adv) ENTERS HOSPITAL Mrs. H. N. Lankins, 2040 John St. . underwent surgery at Salem General Hospital Tuesday. Her condition is reported as satis factory. ? ATTENTION EAGLES Final reading and vote on Aerie By laws, meeting of January 18th. (Adv) MOTHERS TO MEET The Highland School Mothers' Club will meet at 1:30 p.m. at the school today and Grant School Mothers' Club will meet at Gar field School at 7:30 p.m. tonight Direct Lines A new . classifica tion on the want-ad page to help you Buy Sell or Trade items up to $25 at only 99c per line 2 line minimum) for 6 days. Sorry Pri vate Parties only no refunds Phone 4811 to Place your ad to tart Snnriav .Tantuirv Ififh COUNCIL TO MEET j Marion County Health Council ! will meet Friday noon in the Mar ion Hotel. Irwin Wedel will report on a recent meeting of the Oregon Rural Health Council in Corvallis. Plant Garden Fresh Roses now, from Brydon'i Nursery, 415 So. High. Two Junior Riflemen to Get Jackets Two members of the Salem Op timist Club's junior rifle team will be presented jackets Friday night for their shooting ability. The boys. Erics: Dolge, 16. son of Mr. and Mrs! Leslie Dolge, . 677 S. Commercial St., and Kent Lam- mers. 15, ton of Mrs. Virginia R. Lammers, 1825 N. Summer St., have compiled the most points of any member of the team. Points are based on marksman ship, conduct and sportsmanship. The jackets will be given to the boys at the Salem Armory, where the team meets each Friday night CASE To Mr. and Mrs. Mil ford Case, Woodburn, a son, Tues day. Jan. ill, at Salem General Hospital I . CAPELL To Mr. and Mrs. Frank Capell 3365 Abrams Ave., a daughter, Wednesday, Jan. 12, at Salem General HospitaL j BUTTETo Mr. and Mrs. Carl Butte, 1780 Davidson Stj daughter, Wednesday, Jan. 12, at Salem General Hospital . HINTON To Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hinton, 770 Lancaster Dr a daughter, Wednesday, Jan. 12, at Salem General HospitaL N ANNING To Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Manning, Monmouhf son, .Wednesday, Jan. 12, at Sa lem General Hospital, RAY To Mr. and Mrs. Dorland Ry, Idanha, a son, Wednesday, Jan. 12, at Salem Memorial Hos- pitaL KARER To M and Mrs. daughter, Wednesday, Jan. 12, at saiem Memorial HospitaL ;nPS BACK Carloads i OF KEW 55 Id" ACS ARRIVIIIG . DAILY! . HBBBJ P0E3TI Anti-Picketing Case Heard By High Coiirt Attorneys for labor groups and employers presented arguments before the Oregon Supreme Court Wednesday in a suit to determine whether the state's '05- '-i-Pic-keting Law is constitutional. Major controversy Wednesday , centered on the definition of free speech, which is guarantee by the federal and state constitutions. The case before the court is on appeal from Lane. County Circuit Court, where i Judge William G. 1 East called the law unconstitution al. I - .. ' The section! of the law over which the dispute has arisen is one which prohibits any person from picketing a firm unless he has been recognized as bargain ing representative under federal or state law. j The State Federation of Labor and State Industrial Union Coun cil, represented by their attorneys, maintained in court that this sec tion denies free speech because it restricts peaceful picketing. Lawyers for the employers argued that the state ha? a right to limit picketing under the police power. The right of free speech is not involved, they said. The suit was brought by Julius and Carmen Gilvertson, owners of a Eugene drive-in restaurant. against a lodal of the AFL 'Culin ary Alliance and Bartenders Un ion. Attending the hearing were members of the Senate Labor and lnuusines vomnuuee, wnu are considering a bill which would re controversial law. i' Oswego Man Named to Race Commission Gov. Paul Patterson . Wednes day appointed Thaddeus B. Bruno, Oswego, to the state rac ing commission. He replaces J. H. Beck, Eugene, who resigned. The Governor reappointed Henry S. Howard, Eugene, to the wage and hour commission; and Robert T. Mautx, Portland, to the racing commission. Ben H. Galloway, Wasco, was named justice of the peace for District 2 in Sherman County. He succeeds Ryland O. Scott who resigned because of ill health. mm THURSDAY XNLY! 8(DC?BB SlvR(30ZLk. Goes on sale 9:30 a.m. i iwwpiiai ii mini i i ii t " iiQM i wi-iiii wmm mmnm. mug, mm 'w jm imiiw Saw ' ... MII( i 1 Reguforly Sells for 8.95, TOILET S it 1 I ' ' ' ' O Fit standard toilet bowls , O MothtNof-Pcorl finish Neat, trim end cleon looking! Popular closed front style in your choice of seven colors! Smooth, water-proof end easy to keep clean. Made of specially treated iVi in. wood stock! Chrome-plated hinges. . I PLUMBING BASEMENT djtczi rzy 550 N. Capitol Chosen A Jane Lytic, South Salem High School's Girl of the Month chos en for her outstanding scholas tic ability, citizenship and serv ice to the school. Wi of inners Drawing Told Prize winners in a drawing held at the Quisenberry Pharmacies to celebrate filhng of the firm's one millionth prescription have been named. Winners of the top three prizes were Etnel Kupert, low terry St, who received a 16 mm movie camera and projector; Maude Col lins, 1235 N. 19th St., a 8 mm movie camera and projector, and J. King, Rt 1, Box 933, Salem, an electric blanket ' Open Office Allen and Hansen, new law of fice, has opened in the Livesley Building, it was announced Wed nesday by Richard H. Allen and Thomas W. Allen, partners. Allen, who lives at 750 Belmont St., has been a Salem resident for 23 years. Hansen, born and raised in Portland, lives at 1S5 Alice St Both men. are 'graduates of Wil lamette University's College of Law. FIRE AT HOPEWELL 'HOPEWELL-A chimney fire at the Milt Carson home was put out quickly Monday afternoon by Day ton rural firemen. More Proof that Sears is Headquarters f o r Savings Every Day of the Week. Now You Con Save 2.96 feci' Phono 3-9191 Attorneys EATS SEBBS Oregon GOP Leaders Plan Salem Meet - ' : H . - Republican J chairmen, party leaders and office holders have scheduled a meeting ": in Salem, Thursday, Feb. 3, at the Senator Hotel , Arrangements for the session which will include workshops in the morning, are being made by the Marion County Central Com mittee and Ed G. Boehnke, Eu gene, Republican central commit tee chairman, who called the meeting. Two work meetings,! one .for county finance chairmen and the other for county chairmen,, vice chairmen and central committee officers, will begin at II a.m. The noon luncheon will have Secretary of State ,Earl T. Newfary and State Treasurer Sigfrid B. Unander as speakers. ' j Governor Paul Patterson will be the banquet speaker ! at 7 p.m. that night Special banquet in vitations to all Republican state senators and representatives are expected to attract about 250 to that event. . . Salem Students Win Academic Honors at OSC Twelve Salem students were listed on the fall term honor roll at Oregon State College. Honor rou students must achieve a 3.5 average on at least 12 academic hours. , ;i David Lee Carson ! earned a straight A average, and those with 3.5 or better were ; John Bur roughs, Donald Burk, Kenneth Cecil, Priscilla Durham, Gene bregory, Jiraitn Jacason, Norma Koun, Deiores boring, Marlin Nelson. Frederick - Roeers nd Stanley Wilkeys. rll7 U rp Other Salem area students on the HiXCnange 1 Olfl dog or rou were: nuooipn tienny, Brooks; Ella Seaton; Woodburn; Elizabeth Marrill, Ronald Shrock, both of Hubbard; Raymond Knut son, Silverton; James Gorman, Lebanon: Sybil Westenhouse, Scio; Wanda Tiger, Staytoa. Mary' Jenks, Merlin McColm, Arta Ohling,- Richard Phillips. Ku nito Sato. Dee Ann j Williams, all of Albany; Joanne Lehman, Mel vin Lehman, both of Dayton; Susan Johnston, Willaminaj and Anton PostI, Monmouth. A (rreat The hand you see here is about to turn the ignition key in a new 1955 Cadillac It is the hand ofy man who has never driven a" Cadillac before but who finally decided to see for himself if all the wonderful things he's heard about the car are true, j . Well, he'i about to make an important discovery I He's lbout to leam that, in 1955, Cadillac actually surpasses its own great reputation! Hell sense it the jnstant he makes the turn of the key-rand hears the deep, rich, eager answer of that 250-hbrsepower Cadillac engine. , He'll sense it again when he touches his foot to the accelerator and brings that dynamic engine into : action. It will set him inttantly in motion and will carrr him forward! with a surge of power that is a revelation all in itsclf And then out on the open road the full proof of Cadillac's greatness will begin to unfold itself! He'll discover it' incredible ease of steering and 510 N. Commtreial St. Court Awards Judgments to Four Firms Four firms were awarded a judgment , of $37,702 against the operators of a hatchery and poul try farm Wednesday in a decree handed down by Judge George R. Duncan in Marion County Circuit Court - Pioneer Trust Co., plaintiff, sought settlement of a mortgage on j Lloyd A. and Ada C Lee's property, consisting of two lots of live acres each in Hampden Park and known as the Llyod A. Lee Hatchery and Poultry Farm, 3310 center 5t Named also as defendants by the trust company were Willam ette Production Credit Associa tiofi; Harvest Milling Co. and theJ Quaker Oats Co. All hold mort gages on the land, but Pioneer Trust" wanted its claim to have first priority. , Judge Duncan held in his de cree that the other mortgages were "inferior in right and sub sequent in time" to the mortgage held by the trust firm. He held its! claim to be paramount and the credit association, milling firm and oats company claims to follow for settlement in that or der. The three firms had filed cross- complaints against the trust com pany, contending they should have first Drioritv. Judae Duncan ordered the mortgages foreclosed and the following judgments paid: To the trust company, $13,542. To the credit association, $6,' 700; milling company,. $4,625, and to; the oats firm, $10,925. Attor ney's fees of $1,889 were also awarded to the four. Also named as defendants were Everett D. and Theresa M. Crab- tree; Richard B. and Cleta Marie Jenning; Richard P. and Jo Ann Lankow, doing business as the C. and K. Lumber Co. n . CI ' A rODertV dale 1'A $150,000 property sale and ex change -involving a 16-unit court in Portland has been completed by. the Salem firm of Al Isaak k Co. . ' The Anita Court at 444 NE Court St., Portland, was sold by Paul and Helen Woodroffe, former own ers of Woodroffe s San Shop in Salem, to A. J. Swet of Portland Part of the consideration included transfer of a Portland borne to the Woodroffes. iDiscovery Ts Douglas McKay Chevrolet Statesman, Salem, On., Thursday, Jan. 13, 1955 (Sac l)-5 MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Carl W. Reinwald. 28. service station 'attendant 997 S. 20th St., ana uwena u Mize, 24, nurses aide, 5190 Chehalis Ave. Dale Brueeser. 27. nhvsirian service representative, 1177 Court St, and Alice May Warrick, 57, secretary, 394 5. 17th St Maniey ueorse vistica. 23. caser plant employe. Woodburn. and Joan . Elizabeth Scfaroeder. 20, bookkeeper, 2890 Brooks St CTRCUIT COURT . ' ? ' Leonard Gauntt vs.. Safeway Stores, Inc.: Plaintiff seeks judg ment of $52,619. alleges defend ant was negligent in two-truck accident on Highway 99E Jan. 25, 1953. i . M. B. Edwards Sr. and Allen Edwards, doing business as Ed wards Brothers Contractors, vs. Alan A. Siewert - and American Surety Co. of New York: Case dis missed-with prejudice. Bomta B. Drawson vs. Gail G. Drawson: Plaintiff seeks divorce, alleges cruel and inhuman treat ment, asks custody of two minors, $150 per month for their support and property settlement Married July 2, ! 1949. at Stevenson, Wash. Veda i F. Schlief vs. J. Walter and Antonia M. Johnston: Case dismissed with prejudice. State, of Oregon, by and through Rosemary Kurovsky, vs. Steven Kurovsky: Rosemary Kurovsky ordered to appear in court Jan. 24 to show cause why she should not be held in contempt for alleged failure to abide by court orders regarding visitation of children by the defendant. Pioneer Trust Co. vs. Lloyd A. and Ada C. Lee: Willamette Pro duction Credit 'Association; Harv est Milling Co.; Everett D. and Theresa M. Crab tree; Richard B. and Cleta Marie Jenning: Richard P. and Jo Ann B. Lankow, doing business as C. It K. Lumber Co.; Quaker Oats Co.r Following judg ments granted against defendants Lee: Pioneer Trust Co., $15,542; Willamette Production Credit As sociation, $6,700; Harvest Milling Co., $4,625; Quaker Oats Co.. $10,925; four mortgages held by the companies ordered foreclosed to satisfy judgments. A. C. Haag ic Co., Inc., 'vs. Harry; Mary and Walter Martin, and Tillamook-Amity Co-Op: Tilla-mook-Amity C8-0p dismissed as a defendant. Mary Alice Carter vs. Marvin ' ' handling so marvelous that the car seems almost to read his mind. ' Hell discover its amazing smoothness and level ness of ride so great that even the road's roughest S spots are difficult to perceive. And he'll discover its marvelous balance on the "curves and corners its incredible quietness of opera- -: tion its extraordinary agility in the traffic lanes . and the reassuring action of its big, powerful brakes. , ' iYes, the evidence will be abundant and the ver- : diet without question: This is tht greatest motor car performance cf all time! V . ' , ' !' ' . If you Kaven't as yet taken a drive in a 1955 Cadillac, you ought to do so soon. jit's really an education in all the things a motor car should be and Vo and we think' you owe it to yourself to get the report firsthand. Stop in soon, won't you ? We'll be most happy to give you the keys any time! Henry Carter: . Plaintiff, granted aivorce, custody of tare minors, $105 per . month for support of . minors ana property settlement ' Joyce Barrett vs. Edwin Thomas Barrett: Plaintiff granted divorce, custody of two minors and proper ty settlement Matter regarding support payments tor minors held in abeyance until further court order. PROBATE COURT : Susanna Serres estate: "Final ac count hearing set Feb. 19.1 ; Henry Sha viand estate: Final ac count approved ; estate, closed. Clyde Edgar Bruce' estate: Or der approves final account and directs distribution. ! John Ogle estate: Final account approved.estate settled and O. G. -Ogle discharged as administrator. ' Mary Petzoldt estate: Vanillio Bean appointed administrator. DISTRICT COURT Clarence S. Dougherty, 43, -The Dalles, charged with obtaining money by false pretenses, to be arraigned Friday; bail set at $1,500. 1 MUNICIPAL COURT Cleve Grover Ziegenbalg, Salem Route 6, charged .with driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene , of . an accident: ; trial : scheduled for Feb. 4. bail con-' tinued at $300. ; BIG ONES i PITTSFIELD. Mass. (UP)-Two 15-year-old boys apologized to conservation officers here after killing three deer before the open ing of the season. "We thought they were rabbits one of them explained. 033 605 N. Liberty St. 2505 Statt St. '. - Cp. Phono 3-3175
