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. - (Entty News LTBirBeLT 1 II SPARE WHEEL TAKEN I 1 Floyd Ogden, 1220 N. 18th St.,' Saturday reported the spare wheel and tire taken from his auto trunk, police said. TROUBLE LIGHT GOXE ; Fred Shay. 515 N. 21st St., Sat urday reported that a $16 trouble light was taken from his car. i REMEMBER LACHELLE'S Tor refrigerated fur storage on the premises. 1348 Ferry, Ph. 3-6814. EIGHT ON SCHEDULE Mrs. J. B. Manning Saturday reported to police that, at the rjrr.e time both Thursday and Friday evenings, an unidentified man climbed the fire escape of her 348 N. 12th house, entered through the hall door and flea down the stairs and away. 1. Vincent De Paul will hold their frnual barbecue beef dinner Sun-' day. Aug. 21st, Adults $1.50, Children 50c. All you can eat. 1025 Columbia. j . BOUSE ENTERED ! A prowler Friday night entered tte 1042 Eighth St. house of Mrs. Larry Hays by pulling off the bathroom screen but apparently took nothing, police -reported Sat urday. We need used Furniture. Valley Furn. Co. 2-7472 AUTO FIRE Firemen at 4:17 a. in. Saturday put out a fire in the upholstery el the car of C. D. Whittemore, 560 S. 24th St. as it was narked at 2410 Simpson St. The car's horn I apparently shorted, blew while the ' blaze progressed. , S. H. Logan back in Salem. Ph. i or message treatments. SHULL TO ATTEND REED Will Shull. son of Mr. and Mrs. George E. Shull, 4298 Market St., will enter Reed College, Portland, this September, according to the college. Shull is a graduate of North Salem High School. Births KIWANIS TO MEET Salem Kiwanis Club wQl hear an oil company, representative speak at Its meeting Tuesday at noon at the Hotel Senator. , JOHNS-Mansville asphalt shingles aDDlied riEht over vonr old roof. No down payment, 36 mo. to pay. Call Mathis Eros. 4-6831. (adv.) MAN ARRESTED Calvin L. McCourry, 295 N. 24th St. was arrested Saturday by Salem police and charged with obtaining money by false preten ses. He is accused of passing a worthless $la check at a Salem drug store on Aug. 13. Later Sat urday, the man was bound over to the Marion County Grand Jury in district court. Bail was set at $500. See outstanding wall papers with matching fabric and glamorizing Treasure Tone paints at Clarke s 220 N. Com'l. (adv.) JOB AT REFINERY Merle L. Griebenow, son of P. M. Griebenow, Salem, has been employed during the sumer as an engineer's assistant at an oil refin ery at Arroyo Grande, Calif. He will return to Oregon State College this fall where he is majoring in chemical engineering. Bring new life to your rugs & upholstery. Let Le Bros. Dura- clean them. Also refinish & re pair furniture. 2-7001. (adv.) BOY HURT OVER EYE Terry Kessel. 4, of Toledo suf fered a laceration over his left eye Saturday in a " fall from a waiting chair at Glenn's, Barber Shop, 973 Edgewater St., city first aidmen, who cleaned and dressed the wound, reported. Dental plates repaired while yon wait at Painless Parker Dentist, 125 N. Liberty, Salem. TWO GRASS FIRES East Salem firemen Saturday afternoon extinguished two minor grass fires on vacant (lots. One, blamed on a trash fire, was in the 200 block of S. 20th St.; the ether, blamed on children and matches, was in the 1500 block of East Ave. i HOLCOMB-To Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holcomb, 776 Gerth Ave., a daughter, Friday. Aug.19 in Salem General Hospital. JORDAN To Mr. and Mrs. Coran Jordan, 975 D Sr., a son, Saturday, Aug. 20 in Salem Gen eral Hospital. ; MASE To Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard Mase, 605 Market St., a son, Saturday. Aug. 20 in Salem Gen eral Hospital. C -' IVERSON To Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Iverson. 5250 Portland Rd., a son. Saturday, Aug. 20 in Salem General Hospital, j SCHREINER To "Mr. and Mrs. Bernard F. Schreiner, Salem Route 2, a son, Saturday. Aug. "20 in Salem General Hospital. Mi-r.mviniv t vr. i ... u ..... .... . , Aw 1,14. SI1U Mrs. Billy McGranahan, 3320 Ches-1 ter Ave., a son, Friday, Aug. 19 in Salem Memorial Hospital. FUTRELL To Mr. and Mrs. William Futrell, 2065 Shelton St., a daughter, Saturday, Aug. 20 in Salem Memorial , Hospital. State to Study Contracts for Girls' School Awarding of a contract for re modeling the security Dunamg ai Hillcrest School for Girls probably vill be considered at a meeting cf the State Board of Control here Tuesday, officials said Saturday. Eleven teen-age inmates re cently staged a riot in the, struc ture, causing considerable damage. The remodeling operations were estimated to cost approximately 177,500, in a statement filed with the Board of Control last week. Girbl involved in the riot are be ing housed in the Oregon State Hospital pending completion of the remodeling operations. Included m the proposed re modeling operations are installa tion of nwe. locks on the security building doors, erection of a cyclone fence around part of the building are strengthening of the partitions and walls. During the riot the girls tore holes in the walls, wrecked elec trical fixtures and radiator ac cessories, and flooded the floor of the "treatment ward" with water. Eight other girls who staged a subsequent disturbance at the school are housed in the Marion County jail. Accident Unit Lists 6 Fatals Six fatalities werereported to the State Industrial Accident Commission during, the week ending Aug. 18. The report in cluded 1716 industrial accidents and 24 claims for occupational diseases. Fatalities included John L. Stafford, Tiller, stacker operator; Elby Mitchell, Chehalis, Wash., bucker; William B. Hicks, Yam hill, choker setter: Rdy M. Den ny, Klamath Falls, electrician; Willie Sell, Myrtle Point, loader, and "Ben G. Woelke, Toledo, for est protection man. SP to Merge 2 Departments The Southern Pacific Co. has an nounced it will consolidate its pub lic relations and passenger traffic departments 'into one department effective Sep. 1. D. J. Russell, president of the railroad, said merger of the de partments is designed to give greater emphasis to the company's public relations effort. Claude E. Peterson, veteran official, will be in charge of the combined de partments. , Bernal S. Quayle, Portland, gen eral passenger agent, will be pro moted to manager of the merged departments in his territory. . Former Salem Woman Dies Mrs. Kathryn B. Tyler. 43, daughter of John B. Hileman of 756 Mill St.. died Friday at her Portland home. At one time she had lived in Salem. She was a registered nurse. Mrs. Tyler was born June 17, 1912 at Yakima. She leaves two daughters. Susan K. and Patricia Jean Tyler of Portland and her father. Arrangements are in charge of the Clough-Barrick funeral home. INCONSIDERATE SPOKANE, Wash. (UP) Safecrackers were disappointed in the $75 loot obtained from their efforts at an office here. They left a note reading "you cheapskates! It wasn't worth the effort." Michigan has 52,000 more peo ple moving into it than move out in an average year. FOR BABY'S SHOES It's 'Jim's Family Sheas 1295 s. 12th Street $100 REWARD For the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who have taken down the signs out through the Central and North Howell districts "X MARKS THE SPOT THINK! DRIVE CAREFULLY!" Please notify the State Police, Sheriff of Marion Co., or L. A. Scheelar, P.O. Box 1731. Sa lem, Ore., or Phone 3-7331. CARD OF THANKS Our heartfelt thanks to all who extended comforting sympathy and helD in our recent sorrow. For the beautiful service, floral of ferings and other kindnesses, we are very grateful. Mrs. R. B. Gagnon & Family Heart Attack Kills Former Salem Man Final rites for George Dale Lakin, 57, former Salem and Dalllas resident, will be held at 10:30 a.m. Monday at Prineville Mortuary. Lakin died of a heart attack at Milton-Freewater where he lived Formerly he was a shovel oper ator for the city street department in Salem. Born Dec. 3, 1898, at Caly Cen tre, Kans., the deceased came to Oregon about 20 years ago. Survivors include the widow, Oma, at Milton-Freewater; a daughter, Mrs. Robert Davey, Salem; and a son, Onn Lakin, Prineville;. also four brothers and three sisters in the Midwest and five grandchildren. Interment will be at Prineville. Dr. Brooks to Attend Hawaii Church Meet Dr. Dean K. Brooks will attend the general convention in Hawaii of the Episcopal Church as one of the four lay delegates from the Oregon diocese, it was announced Saturday. Dr. Brooks is superintendent of the Oregon State Hospital and a member of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Salem. Accompanying Dr. Brooks will be bis wife and five members of St. Paul's who will attend the convention as visitors. They are Mrs. William H. Lytle. Misses Marjqrie Harris and Eliza beth Porter; Mr. and Mrs. Paul M. Gemmell. The convention wiH be held from Sept. ,4 to 15 in Honolulu. Dt Brooks was selected as a delegate at the annual Oregon diocesan con vention of the Episcopal Church at Medford earlier this year. YM to Resume Dance Class Beginners square dance classes will resume at the Salem YMCA on Sept 14, k was announced Sat urday. A nominal charge is, made for the classes, which teach funda mentals of both square and round dancing. The course will continue for about 12 weeks, with instruc tion each Wednesday night from 7:30 to 9. The YMCA also has year-round recreation square and round dancing Wednesday nights from to 10 o'clock. Public Records MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Deri Wayne Parsons, 24, TV re pairman, 2465 S. Rth St.. Salem, and Carol Adene. Rasmussen, 19, stenographer, Salem Route 6. Wayne Arthur Bradford, 25, truck driver, 1161 Second St., Salem, and Sally Ellen Shay, 20, sales clerk, 1123 Edgewater St., Salem: Ronald George Fijalka. 22, U. S. Coast Guard. Tacoma, Wash., and Joann L. Polster, 19, student, 1085 N. 5th St., Salem. John Richard Buren, 19, state highway worker, 526 Tryon St., Salem, and La Verne Delaine Hupp, li, at home, Oervais. DISTRICT COURT, Calvin L McCourry, 295 N. 24th St., charged with obtaining money by false pretenses; bound over to the grand jury; bail set at $500. Stitttman, Salam, Ort., Sunday, Aug. 21, 1 955 Sc. l-5 Military Roundup Salem Group Attends Idaho Church Meet A group of persons from churches in the Salem area are attending the 63rd session of the Oregon Yearly Meeting of Friends at Greenleaf, Idaho. Representatives from the High land Avenue Friends Church in clude Rev. and Mrs. Paul Bar nett, Ethel Ankeny and Clifton itoss. Elizabeth Aebisher repre-, sents South' Salem Friends Church and others from the area include the Rev. and Mrs. Carl Miller of Rosedale Friends Church and the Rev. and Mrs. Hal May Marion Friends Church. Stayton Man serves witn Unit in Korea KOREA Cpl. Dwight A. Shel ton, 21, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle T. Shelton, Stayton, is a member of the 30th anti-aircraft artillery battalion. He arrived in Korea last November. 1 CRAILSHEIM, Germany Spe cialist 3. C. J. Robert Strong, 22, son of . Mrs. Vernice B. Strong, 590 N. 19th St. and a former state highway department employee, is a member of the 74th field artil lery battalion here. ATLANTIC FLEET Gerald M. Schwalen, a navy machinist's mate third class of Salem, is slated to return to Norfork Aug. 26 from a cruise in Carribbean waters. Sch walen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon ard O. Schwalen of Salem Route 4, is aboard the heavy cruiser New port News. WASHINGTON, D. C. Garv W. Forgey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Moody, 1230 Peace St., Salem has been advanced to yeo man third class, the Bureau jf Naval Personnel announced here. He is aboard the attack aircraft carrier Hornet. LANDSTUHL AIR FORCE BASE. Germany Airman 1. C. Ronald T. Shaw,' son of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Shaw, 295 N. 23rd St., is a member of the 496th fighter interceptor squadron stationed here. He is a radar technician. Services Held : For Musgrave Funeral services ware held here,; . Saturday for Walter C. Musgrave; West Salem civic leader and real tor who died Wednesday at 5- from infantile paralysis. About 300 persons attended the rites at the -Virgil T. Golden chapel. The body is to be shipped today to San Francisco for burial. Mus grave had been mayor of . West- Salem before that city's merger with Salem' and had been alder man from Ward 8, what West Salem became in its incorporation with Salem. Two Injured In Accident Mrs. Jessie Wilhite of Salem Route 5 and daughter Barbara were hospitalized Saturday follow ing a collision on a crossroads near Praturri, state police reported. Salem General Hospital report ed their conditions both as "good." The mother, 33, had two scalp lacerations and the daughter, 16p abrasions and shock. Floyd Edward Wilhite, driver and Mrs. Wilhite's husband, was cited for failure to stop at a stop sign. A truck driver involved in the collision was listed as Richard Miller, Salem Route 6. The oil filter in your car will remove a pound or more of sludge and dirt in 5,000 miles of driving. ; back ... and new far 55! u V f , H local ocliool colors and H XXl NolP tilable m all Ioc j vour favorite sealer tones . P I Featured in. I " ' j 'NOM&CAPITOL AT tiOQb- wum w mo & coco! Is Your Back-to-School Shoe Headquarters This Year's Selection 'Is Great! So No Matter What You Wont... Shryock'j Has. 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"The Lancer" Inspired by the Dodge Lancer and available in white with green, white with red, black with wild rice, blue with wild rice, Colum bia blue with red,' black with red and grey with wild rice. Tag yours now for the back to school season ahead! 'The Rambler" mm am HI! IK 1 J I 50c tp'u 1 I reserves 1 y Y until ichool Inspired by the Hudson-Nash Rambler and available In your choice of beige . . . grey wit'- red or blue with gold. This shoe is destined to become a favorite with the Junior High school crowd. See them today and lay 'em r'.vay! AAAAA to YOUR CHOICE 1 OF COLORS W Fine Imported I White Buck, . Available at fine stores from coast- iO-coastr but EXCLUSIVE in Salem at . . i FINE SHOES . 466 STATE ST. Open Friday Nights Til 9
