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PERMITS ISSUED
Construction permits were is
sued Wednesday in Salem to
Modern Beauty College for $3,000
in alterations to i building at
1120 Center St; Carl Amack for
a $75 re-roofing job on a garage
at 1541 Broadway, Howard Dur
ben for $200 in repairs to a house
at 2260 N. Liberty SU and to
Earl Hanner for a $300 re-roofing
project on a house at 823 N.
Commercial St
See outstanding wall papers with
matching fabric and glamourizing
Treasure Tone paints at Clarke's,
220 N. Comt (Adv.)
Barber wanted. Phone 2-9009 or
4-5108. 377 Court St (Adv.)
If ATVWARING NAMED
Rill Mainwarins. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Bernard Main waring, 2660
Douehton. has been named adver
tising manager of the Oregon
Dailv Emerald, student newspaper
at the University of Oregon, for
the remainder of the school year.
Mainwaring is a sophomore major
in journalism.
SAY IT WITH SWEETS on Val
entine Day, say it words to re
cover a lost article through a Lost
Ad. Call 4-6811 lor an aa-wnter
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TTOW f APT.T5 AT ITS BEST -
Visit Charm House. Ore eon's onlv
modle Home completely furnish
ed in Early American ma pie.
Good Housekeeping Inc., 467
. A .9 k.
Court IAQV.J
OSC to Host
Conferences
In
CORVALLIS Six state meet
Ings , are scheduled at Oregon
State College during February.
x The annual short course for
county sanitarians, Feb. 2-4, is
first on the list
' Other meetings and their dates
include the animal nutrition con
ference, Feb. 3-4; Oregon Wild
life Federation meetings, 3-5;
Northwest Road Building confer
ence, 10-11; Oregon Dairy Indus
tries Association short course and
convention, 14-17, and the state
Future Homemakers of America
conference, 24-26. .
Education Meet
Committee Named
By Gov. Patterson
Gov. Paul L Patterson Wednes
day announced members ofxa
committee to plan the Oregon
conference on education.
He said the deliberations and
recommendations of the Oregon
committee would have much to
do with the success and benefits
to be obtained from the. White
House conference on education.
Committee members are Gard
ner Knapp, Salem; Dr. Clarence
J. Pike, Portland; Dr. John R.
Richards, Eugene; Rev. , Martin
Thielen, Portland; Leo Samuel,
Portland; . Mrs. Antonia Crater,
Newberg; Rex Putnam, Salem;
Hubert Armstrong, Newberg and
S. L. Brogoitti, Helix.
Public
Records
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Frank E. Doll, 52 woolen mill
worker, Stayton, ana Clara Fink,
44, telephone operator, Stayton.
CIRCUIT COURT
Simon E. Lindbolra vs. Pearl E.
Lindholm: Plaintiff granted .di
vorce. Charles E. Shaefer, by his
guardian ad litem. Mark J.
Schaefer, vs. George I. Iiams:
Defendant's motion for mis-trial
granted; jurors dismissed.
Ralph E. Stanton vs. Claudine
M. Stanton, also known as Connie
Stanton, by her guardian ad. li
tem: Plainiff awarded divorce;
defendant awarded custody of
minor and $30 per month for his
support.
Viola M. Weiser vs. Robert A
-Weiser: Plaintiff granted divorce,
restoration of former name of Viola
May Marple and property settle
ment. .
Hannah R. Dexter vs. Vernon
Orin Dexter: Plaintiff seeks di
vorce, custody of minor, $60 per
month for his support and prop
erty settlement. Married Sept 22,
1917, at Bridgeport. Neb.
George S. Bunker vs. State In
dustrial Accident Commission:
Plaintiffs claim for compensation
referred back to defendant
Paul Hale Jr. vs. Lorraine Ino
tanto Hale: Plaintiff awarded di
vorce; court reserves ruling on
; custody of minor.
PROBATE COURT
A D. Scott estate: Final account
approved; estate dosed. ;
Ray D. Johnson estate: Final
account hearing set for Feb. 28.
C. C. Behnke estate: Final ac
count hearing set for Feb. 28.
J. W. Bellamy estate: Final and
supplemental account approved.
Mary Eagles trom estate: Final
account approved; estate closed.
Ben Volmer estate: Admkiistra
kor discharged; estate closed.
! Oscar Martin Olsen estate: Final
taventory postponed.
, Louis Roeygens estate: Order
authorizes sale of personal prop
; irty. :
Edward H. Clymer estate: Or-
ler approves final account
DISTRICT COURT
Ramon Mender. 25, New York
i City, and Reginald Hyde Porter,
12, Logan. Wash., both bound over
: to the grand jury on a charge of
, ibtaining money by false pre-
Bnses; bail set at 12,000 on each.
Paul G. Marcott, Woodburn,
forged with assault and battery;
las dismissed. x'
February
STOLEN CAR RECOVERED
A car stolen Jan. 3 from E. L.
Zink, 248 Marion St, was recov
ered Wednesday near Burns, Sa
lem police reported. The car
was located by state police, who
said three wheels and tires had
been taken from it7
Soecial babv Doults., 10c each.
Valley Farm Store. Ph. 4-4624.
(Adv.)
NAMED "WHO'S WHO"
George Wood, son of Mr. and
Mrs. V. E. Wood. Salem, has been
elected to "Who's Who in Ameri
can Colleces and Universities,
Wood is a senior at Seattle paci
fic College, and president of f or
eign Missions Fellowship.
Don't miss this! Anne Lise.
Soprano, from Copenhagen, Den
mark. Concert Rental, rarnsu Jr.
Hi Sen. Auditorium, Sat Jan.
29th. Tickets $1.00 at Steven &
Son Jewelers, Salem. (Adv.)
Good used clothing at Y. W. C. A.
Budget Shop. 141 S. Winter.
Open Mondays & Fridays 10 to 5.
(Adv.)
TEMPLE ATTENDS MEET
J. A. Temple, station manager
for West Coast Fast Freight, is in
Oakland, Calif., attending a three
day meeting of company execu
tives. Temple is expected to return
to Salem this weekend.
Fenner Brockway, Labour mem
ber of the British Parliament will
speak on, "The Challenge from
Asia and Africa" at the First Con
gregational Church Jan. 26 at 7
p.m. His talk is co-sponsored by
the Salem Unitarian Fellowship,
the First Congregational Church
and the UNESCO and United Na
tkms organizations of Willamette
University. Adv,
Births
BOTES To Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Boyes, 1584 S. High St, a daugh
ter, Wednesday, Jan. 26, at Sa
lem Memorial Hospital.
CURR To Mr. 'and Mrs! Cecil
Curr, 675 S. 2th St, a daughter,
Wednesday, Jan. 26, at Salem
Memorial Hospital. ,
GRACE To Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Grace, Crescent Lake, 'a daugh
ter, Tuesday, Jan. 25t)at Salem
General Hospital.
BLADORN To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Bladorn. Portland, a
daughter, Wednesday, Jan. 26, at
baiem General Hospital.
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SafeDriving
Awards b
iven
To 51 Drivers
Fifty-one drivers for Mayflower
Milk have received safe driver
awards from the National Safety
Council. The awards were pre
sented by Capt. R. G. Howard
and Capt Glenn Bowman repre
senting the state police and the
Salem police department at a
banquet in Salem.
Those receiving awards were
Donald Kelley, a 17-year award;
Ted Wangler, 13 years; Dean
Lauderback, 12 years; Maurice
Walker, 11 years; Vincent Kre
mer, 10 years; Walter Neliton,
9 years; Orville Tucker, 8 years;
and William Mitchell, 7 years.
Six year pins were presented
to Rolland Evensizer, Henry
Maret and Ernest Woods, and
five accident-free years were ob
served by Robert Brown,-Ralph
Case, Carlton Conover, Adolph
Etzel, Arden Coin, Cecil Mc
Kindley and Winton Meuler.
Four-year awards went to Mel
vin R. Case, Luverne Hilton, Har
old Kasson, Delmar Mahan, Lloyd
McFarlane and Albert Robertson.
Three year awards: Mathew Bur
germeister, Keith Gwynn, Edwin
Harstad, Maurice LaLonde and
Dale Neliton.
Two-year pins were received by
David C. Brown, Arthur Cope
land, Fred Gephardt' Simpson
Hamrick, Earl Harris, Loney
Hayes, Myrle Hines, David Jop-
in, William Menela, Donald Mc
Lean, Silas Perlich, James
Phipps, Jerome Saddler, John R.
Strong and Arnold WalL
Earning one-year awards were
Paul Andresen, Clyde N. Cook,
Gale Pool, Don Sommers,' Elmer
Van Hess, Howard Wilcox and
Roy Yung.
Approximately 75,000 accident
free miles per month are logged
by these men.
Awards Given
By Cub Scouts
Fourteen members of Cub
Scout Pack 4 have been given
awards.
Awards, which were presented
by Harold Hamm at the group's
meeting at Hoover school includ
ed: bobcats, Harold Van Buskirk
Jr., Mike Ryan, Sammy Mallicoat,
Richard Hall and Douglas Dusen
berry; wolf badge, Stephen Scott;
bear, badge, Billy Cochell and
Dwight Ferris; wolf gold arrow,
Dwight Ferris; bear gold arrow,
Jay Dee Haskell and Richard
Randall; denner stripe, Dwight
Ferris and assistant denser stripe,
Mike England.
More Proof that Sears
Is Headquarters for
Savings Every Day of
the Week.
9:30 a.m.
out?
Phone 3-9191
Speaker
it-
Dr. Roben Maaske, president of
Oregon College of Education
at Monmouth, who will be the
principal speaker tonight at
Salem's fifth annual First Citi
zen banquet
Salem's First
Citizen Fete
Due Tonight
The closely guarded identity
of Salem's First Citizen for 1954
wiU be revealed tonight at the
annual Salem Chamber of Commerce-sponsored
First Citizen
banquet in the Senator Hotel
Carl W. Hogg, last year's hon
ored citizen, will announce the
selection as a climax to the spe
cial event at which Dr. Roben
Maaske, president of Oregon Col
lege of Education, will be the
principal speaker.
Fifty Chamber members and
their wives will serve as hosts
for the separate banquet tables
in the Capitol Room for the 6:45
p.m. banquet
The new First Citizen will be
the fifth chosen for Salem. His
predecessors are Charles A.
Sprague, publisher of The Ore
gon Statesman and former state
governor, 1950; Robert L. Elf-
strom, former Salem mayor and
merchant now a member of the
Oregon Legislature, 1951; Wil
liam L. Phillips Sr., automobile
dealer and civic leader, 1952;
and Hogg, 1953.
' Nominations from the public
for the First Citizen honor were
considered by an anonymous se
lection committee whose chair-
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Man Found
Unconscious
In Apartment
A 73-year-old man was hos
pitalized Wednesday after Salem
police broke into his gas-filled
apartment and discovered him
unconscious in his bed. : .
Attendants at Salem Memorial
Hospital reported Wednesday
evening that the victim, William
T. Murphy, was making rapid re
covery and appeared to be in sat
isfactory condition. He was hos
pitalized about 11:30 a.m. after
being rescued from the apart
ment located at 640 Marion St
Police were called to the build
ing by Murphy's landlady, Mrs.
Margaret Albnch, who said she
became alarmed after she was
unable to arouse the elderly man.
The apartment was locked from
the inside.
After regaining consciousness,
Murphy told police he had suf
fered a dizzy spell and fallen
against a gas pipe. Police said
the pipe had apparently been
jarred loose, causing gas to leak
into the room.
Murphy was taken to the hos
pital by Willamette Ambulance
attendants summoned by the po
lice. City first aidmen were also
called to the address.
Men Bound Over
To Grand Jury
On Check Charge
Two men returned here from
Eugene on a bogus check charge
were bound over to the Marion
County Grand Jury Wednesday.
: The men are Ramon Mendez,
25, New York City, and Reginald
Hyde Porter, 22, Logan, Wash.
They are accused of passing a
worthless check for $25 at Ladd
& Bush bank on Jan. 22.
Officers said that the men also
cashed two other bad checks for
$25 each on the same day at
two other banks. In a signed
statement officers added, Men
dez said he cashed the checks
while Porter waited outside the
banks.
The men i were arrested at
Eugene Monday and were bound
over from district court
man was chosen by last year's
president of the Chamber Wil
ham Hammond. The commit
tee's final ballot choice has been
placed in an envelope which will
be delivered to Mr. Hogg at the
banquet tonight
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Military Round-up
Bronze Star
Awarded to
Salem Man
FORT LEWIS, Wash. Set
Floyd C FarrelL son of Frances
M. Farrell, Mt Angel, has been
awarded the Bronze Star medaL
FarreL who has been in the
Army since October, 1952, re
ceived the medal for meritorious
service with the Third Infantry
Division in Korea in 1953 and
1954.
CAMP RUCKER, Ala. Second
Lt- William L. Patrick, son of
Mr. and Mrs., Sam C. Patrick,
2055 Byram Ave., is a student in
the Army Aviation School's
tactics course here. Lt Patrick
recently completed a 17-week
primary flight training course in
Texas.
ALASKA Two Salem area
men are now. participating in
"Exercise Snow Bird," a joint
Army-Air Force training maneu
ver. The men are Ffc Julian R.
Lowe, son of Mrs. Julia L Lowe,
975 Market St, and Sgt 1-c Glenn
M. Riha, son of James A. Riha
Jr., Amity.
QUANTICO, Va. James R
Todd, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy
T. Todd, 1560 N. 17th St, and
William T. Baldwin, son of
Thomas G. Baldwin, . Hubbard,
have been commissioned second
lieutenants in the Marine Corps.
Todd has been assigned to duty
in Quantico, while Baldwin has
been transferred to Cherry Point
N. C, for duty.
SAN DIEGO, Calif. Pvt.
James D. Ellis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Ellis, 1935 S. 12th
St, is now taking recruit training
at the Marine Corps Recruit De
pot
LONG BEACH. Calif. Milton
H. Olds and Larry L. Ped have
reported aboard the heavy
cruiser USS Los Angeles for
duty. Olds, a hospitalman, is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Phillip G,
Olds and the husband of the for
mer Etna M. Reed, 625 S. 19th
St, and Ped, a fireman, is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Abert Ped,
5230 Portland Rd.
FAR EAST Marine sergeants
Donad E. Riley and Frank L.
Garland are now serving with the
1st Marine Division in Korea.
Riley is the son of Mrs. Alice
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Statman, Saltm, Oragon, Thurt., Jan. 27, 1955-fSac 1-5
Asia War Possibility
Discounted by Briton
By VINITA HOWARD
Staff Writer, The Statesman ,
The possibility of an early war
in the Far East as a result of
growing tension over Formosa
was discounted Thursday after
noon by Fenner Brockway, a
member of the British House of
Commons. Brockway . spoke in
formally on the Willamette Uni
versity campus under sponsor
ship of the student UNESCO
group.
Brockway, who also outlined
the Mau Man problem in Africa,
said he does not think Red China
Extended Phone
Services Rates
OkeliedbyPUC
Public Utilities Commissioner
Charles H. Heltzel Wednesday
signed an order fixing the fates
of the West Coast Telephone com
pany for the extended Gresham-
Troutdale area service the same
as- charged in the Portland ex
change of the Pacific Telephone
& Telegraph Company.
The extended area service un
der which Gresham and Troutdale
become part of the Portland ex
change area, will become, effec
tive next Sunday. It will then be
possible to make local calls -be
tween any two points in the Port-land-Gresham-Troutdale
area.
M. Riley and is married to the
former Iris J. Adams, aU of 3844
Fisher Rd. Garland is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Howard L. Garland,
1190 Hoods St., and is married to
the former Arline L. Brown.
- TAR EAST Capt Allen , R.
King, son of Mr. and Mrs. Del-
bert A. King, Silverton, has been
assigned to Marine Air Group
33, a unit of the 1st Marine Air
craft. Wing. King is based in
Korea.
OAHU, T. H.Jerry A. Vet-
trus, son of Mr. and Mrs. John
S. Vettrus, 1060 Gaines St, has
been advanced to teleman third
class in the Navy. Vettrus enter
ed the Navy in '1953.
FAR EAST John E. Boat-
Wright, boilerman fireman, is
now serving aboard the escort
vessel USS Silverstein. Boat
wright is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Boatwright Salem.
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will take any early steps to take
Formosa? that the People's Re-'
public prefers peace, and that
the majority of the British people
wish to stay out of any trouble
that might develop in that area.
' The attitude of the Labor Par
ty in Britain, he explained, is.
that Formosa should be neutral
ized for a period of time under
the United Nations. Later, the
people should be given the right
to vote to decide whether to join
the People's Republic of China
or remain- independent Brock
way said. ' .
In discussing the Mau Mau
situation, Brockway, who once
served as a member of- a fact
finding board in Kenya Colony,
described the Mau Mau move
ment as one of "violence and
murder' which stemmed from
frustration on. the part of the
African people.
- He described the problem as
three-fold: social, economic and
psychological, and stated that "in
his own country an African is
treated as a second or third class
citizen.
Brockway, who Ts in this coun
try for, a two months' speaking
tour, spoke again Thursday night
at the"7! First Congregational
Church. He is touring under the
auspices of the American Friends
Service. His appearances here
were arranged by Dr. J. E. Hyatt,
a member of the Salem Unitar
ians. Reception for
NewCof C
Chief Planned
Tentative plans for a reception
to honor the new manager of the
Salem Chamber of Commerce and
to hold a Chamber of Commerce
picnic this summer were made at
an organizational meeting of the
Chamber's social committee.
The committee reported that a
reception would give members of
the Chamber a chance to meet the
manager and his family and . to
assure him of their eagerness tc
cooperate with him.
Committee members are Mary
J. Reinke, chairman; Mrs. Den
ver Young, co-chairman; Howard
Kaffun, W, J. Braun, E. E. Bor
ing, Hattie Bra tie 1, Ed Lewi?.
Richard Hanne, O. L. Wiltsie and
Mrs. Robert Ebersole.
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