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. : - : . , Military Roundup DR. REYNOLDS TO LEAVE Dr.. . R. Reynolds will leave Wednesday lor Santa Monica, Cal., to attend a special proctology clinic ef the California Proctology So ciety. Dr. Reynolds will return in a week.' - . , . -. OPERATION UNDERGONE " County Commissioner E. L. Ro pers- underwent hernia surgery Tuesday at Salem Memorial Hospi tal. He was reported in "good con dition' by the hospital last night. Arson Squad er Dies Harold. Weed Howard," 54, for . several .years head of - the State Police' arson squad... died .unex pectedly hi an Albany hospital ' early Tuesday following a ' heart attack.. He was born in Canby June 30, 1901, and attended . the ; public schools there. Howard was employed by Union county and the city of-La Grande and later became associated with the old State Traffic Department under the secretary of state in 1927. He served In the latter capa city until creation of the State Police Department in August, 1931; when he was assigned to - patrol work. , V ;. v- He served as a patrolman in the Medford- and Eugene areas for several years . before, his assign ment with the arson squad. During the past several years he has made his headquarters at the State Police Division at Milwaukie. Howard was a veteran of World War L V Surviving are his widow, Dorothy Howard; a son, Donald, and two daughters, Janet and Patricia, all of Portland. A brother and lister also survive, i ' . Both H. G. Maison, Superinten dent of state police, and Lee Bown, Assistant State Police Superinten dent, spoke ; highly of Howards ability and service as an arson in vestigator. They said Howard was well - known throughout the state where he conducted many arson investigations. Jury Acquits Bartender Loren P. Rolie, Salem bar- tender, was found innocent Tues day of a. charge of serving ana gelling ; liquor to a minor. He was acquitted by, a Circuit Court jury which heard the case before Judge Joseph E- Feltoa. r RdliVlhad - been - charged in June byi an agent, of the liquor Control Commission. Public Records SHORT-LIVED FREEDOM - .' , . Charles Hogan was picked up at the Oregon State Penitentiary Tues day by a Burbani. Calif, law offi cer to be returned to Burbank to face burglary and forgery charges, according to Sheriff Denver, Young. Hogan : was lodged in tbek county jail temporarily. (- Ham Dinner St. Joseph's; School Hall. Sept 21st S:00 Tickets $1.25 STACEYS TO GO TO KENTUCKY Mr. and Mrs. William G, Stacey will leave Monday ; to attend - a meeting of the National Society of Accountants at Louisville, Ky. They also plan a stop in New York City. He is a past president of 'the ac countants' group and is a director for the National Society of Account ants for Cooperatives. j ' i See the red and green yolk egg. Valley Farm Store, i j. AGATE SOCIETY TO MEET The Willamette Agate and Miner al Society will see colored slides of Peterson's Rock G a r d e ft, near Bend, at its regular Friday meet ing at p.m. at the Salem Memo rial Hospital chapel, i Dental plates repaired while you wait at Painless Parker, Dentist, 125 N. Liberty, Salem. , t tadv.) HUNTING PROGRAM DUE A film on hunting, and ja ques tion and answer session I on the subject, will be on the program for the Salem Lion's Club meeting Thursday noon at the Marion Ho tel. ,.., '. .; . j - i '- ! ' " Englewood Church annual Rum mage sale. Sept 22, 8:30 a.m. over Greenbaums. (adv.) COLLISION REPORTED Two cars' received considerable damage Tuesday in a collision at Hunt and Capitol streets, city po lice report- Officers said: drivers involved in the 3:45 p.m.! mishap were Nita Ola Wagner, Salem Route 2, Box 343-A, and Orval D Otto, Brooks. S. H. Logan back in Salem. Ph. 4-2695 for massage treatments, WINDOW REMOVED ". - Duane Amen, 2320 S. 12th St.. complained to city police that a rear window was removed from his 1949 Ford sometime night city. while it was parked in the Monday MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Davil Jaek Crist, 25, U. S. JJavyi 'and Dorothy Anne Lee, 21, at home, both Nebalem. Robert . Royal Laurie, 26, la borer, Jeff erson, and Anna Marie Kamph, 22 bookkeeper, 1434 Fer ry St, Salem. . . Lloyd R. Hamlin, 22, U.S. Army ,1885 N. 4th St, Salem, and Joan Elizabeth Martin, 22, recreation director, Eugene. Donald A. Sieg.2. M k M com pany, Lyons and Lucky Phyllis Christensen, 16, student. Mill City. ; Frank. M. Wood, 27, salesman, and Frances A. Sokol, 27, office worker, both Eugene. . it CIRCUIT COURT " Gloria Bell vs. Max K. Bell: Divorce decree granted. Rose Rak, a minor, by her guardian Walter Rak, vs. Henry Van Loh and Clifford Van Loh: Plaintiff seeks $100,000 general damages and unspecified amount in special damages . for alleged personal injuries received in mo tor vehicle-pedestrian accident Beatrice M. Mesick vs. Harold James Mesick: Divorce -decree granted. State vs. Loren P. Rolie: De fendant found innocent by jury of charge of serving and selling liquor to a minor. Mary Garrison vs. Mutual Benefit Health Accident Com pany: Case dismissed with pre judice. . Charles N. and Sarah E. Miller vs. Daniel R. and Sybil V. Ben nett: Case dismissed with -pre jud ice. ; . .v PROBATE COURT ' r Viola A. Harrelson estate: Ap praised at $59,058. , " Peter M. Koster estate: Helen M. Koster appointed administra trix. . ; ,. . , ' -:H. RI Crawford estate: Estate settled. Samuel Dow Shaw estate: Ma rie Comstock appointed adminis tratrix. ? Josephine C DeVinney , estate: Will admitted to probate and Ray E. DeVinney named execu tor. :J ' . . Louis Koenig estate: Final ac count hearing set for Oct 24, 9:30 a.m. , PUBLIC STENO: Legal I Experi ence, au types copy work. Direct Mailing serv. Senator Hotel, J-4151, tve. 4-1900. .Barbara JSarle. : SPEED ZONE SOUGHT ' A 25-mile-an-hour speed tone has been requested by a Middle Grove Drive resident The request, made to Marion County Court, was re1 ferred to County Engineer John Anderson for investigation GOOD JOBS APLENTY in States man-Journal Want ads!: See 'em and select. Or place, a "Work Wanted ' ad so employers can call YOU. ;; HEARINGS DUE OCT. 1 Hearings on assessments for road work on Scott Avenue, Dover Ave nue and Middle Grove Drive have been scheduled for Oct 3; by Ma rion County Court. The Scott Ave nue hearing will be at 10 a.m.; Dover, 10:15, and Middle Grove J 10:30. i Acrobatic, Batan, Tap k Ballefi classes will be held each Tuesday! to to 6 p.m. at Keizer Grange Haiti Ph. 4-6379. (advl SHOOTING COMPLAINT FILED Mrs C. S. Sturm. 635 5dlewooj Dr., reported to MarioiT County Sheriff Denver Young Tuesday that someone has been shooting in th woods just back of her house. The suuis, ne sam, were loo Close xor comiort. ; . Rummage -sale. Cafeteria lunc! basement Christian Church,' North Cottage, at Marion. Friday It Satj. &ept 23 a 24 - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. OGBURN RETURNED SOUTH Junior Rex Ogburn, 2j Florida, was picked up here Tuesday bv the Lake County, Florida, sheriff. He was ordered held in the county jail tor extradition to Florida bn a nod support charge. . j j Free Chicks while they last Valley r arm store. GEOLOGICAL GROUP TO MEE ( Salem Geological Society will meet Thursday at a p.m. at Col lins Hall on the Willamette Uni versity campus to hear several slort talks by members.! Subjects win include Crater Lake and the San Andreas fault SgtMuller V, Takes Part in' Hawaii Test ! 25th Div., Hawaii Army Sgt Vernon H. Muller, son of Mr. and Mrs. James H. Muller, 1250 Clear ville Ave., Salem, Ore., took part in; a recent, two-day ' battalion training test here. Muller,. a squad leader in Company G of the 35th Regiment, has- been in the Army since Feb. 1953. r . .. t aeifie Fleet Lynn A. Ander son, Navy radioman ' seaman ap prentice, is now assigned to the atjack aircraft carrier USS Phili ppine Sea. Anderson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson, Wpodburn, Ore. . ' : , r - Maffett Field, Calif. A -Wood-brn. Ore.. Navy man, Ray Stamp lejr Jr., is - now assigned to the Air Transport Squadron as an aviation electronics technician Uurd class. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stampley, Woodburn. iL-ag Beach, Calif.' 'Ensign Thomas A. O'HaHoran has return ed here after a nine-month cruise in tne rar Last aboard tne mine sweeper. USS. Ruddy. He is from MC Angel, Ore. - - r - M hrrekfi. Calif. Pvt. Arlen C. Hplmstedt, whose wife and parents live in; Salem, Ore., was among military personnel who helped bat tle fires in the Klamath National Forest near here." His Wife, Mar garet lives at 330 W. Browning Ave., Salem. Fifth Air Farce, Japaa Major Gilbert H. Charters, Jr., Salem, Cte., recently arrived at Johnson Air Base in Japan for assignment td the 41st Air Division. - The officer is assigned as a management analysis specialist with the headquarters which is the unit responsible for the air de fense of central Japan. . Major Charters' wife, Jean, and 6-year-old daughter, June, reside at 2975 Doughton St., Salem. Speaker' Final Rites for Youth Planned I Funeral services for George Eyre, former Salem youth who drowned Monday at Santa Bar bara, . Calif., will be held Thurs day at Santa Barbara. Services for the 17-year-old lad will be at the First Congre gational Church there at 3 p.m. i Son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eyre, the youth lived ; in - Salem until the family moved, to Cali fornia five years -ago. The drowning reportedly occurred in a private club's pooL .. .: ' tex-Sateni Resident Quits Springfield Oof C Position j Frank Lockman, former Salem business, man and now a resident ef Springfield has resigned as Springfield's Chamber of " Com merce manager.- ; Lockman tendered his resigna ion last week, to become effective )ct. 15. He has been manager for Jie past nine months. He gave no reason for his quitting. Lockman,- 56, graduated from Willamette University here several years ago and later operated 'a school of speech and a real estate office. ' , ,' I He said this week, he intends to remain in the . Eugene-Springfield area' and probably will return to private, business, i CARD OF THANKS For the. thought and sympathy you have shown, the service you have rendered through the long illness of our husband and father,., we thank you always. - Mrs. Lucille Woli k family. Special Rummage Sale over Green baum's. Wednesday all day. (adv.) McMULLEN TO SPEAK i Vera McMullen, member of both the Salem and Marion County plan ning commissions and who serves as ligison between the two. will be guest speaker at ' the Salem Ex change Club . meeting today noon at the Marion Hotel He will, out line the principle functions of the two groups and will give a resume: of what the commissions have done in the past, what they are doing! at present and what they .plan ito; do in the future to cope? with the continual growth of Salem. j CARD OF THANKS Our heartfelt thanks to all who ex tended comforting sympathy and help in our recent sorrow. For the beautiful service and floral offer ings, and other kindnesses; we are very grateful. Family of Pauline Irons. Pretact your children pats flowtrs with cyclo::: fet:ce no Bown . : PAYKEKT Sgt MONTHLY PAYMENTS "Wwl KJ9n flrKIMR WTIC,w Ww IVN TM lw to put K m yorwff mi wrt m9f. JM VP 'A . Portland 14, Oregon (Vl Belment 2-gl5 Vjf mm I -:V4: mi The Famous LaFolletto PCACHB Mission Orchards open for picking -Friday, Sept. 16th, Improved Elberta peaches new ripe and rady to can. Bring your awn containers. ' Drive out N: River Rood IVi miiet past Keixer school, turn left following Mission Bottom road signs S'i miles to LaFollette's. Look for the name La Follette en the big red barn. ' Dr. Ira GUlet. a leader In the Protestant .Christian missions program .la Africa, who will speak Thursday night at Trin ity Methodist Church at Four - Corners.; . Salem to Hear Famed Africa Missionary; Salem Girl's Guardian f . - $100,000 Suit A $100,000 damage suit jwas filed Tuesday in Marion County Circuit Court by the guardian of a Salem girl who-was injured ma: car pedestrian accident last year. The suit was filed) by Walter Rak, father of P.ose Rak, against Gifford and Henry Van Loh, driv er and owner of the car involved. Both are charged with negligence. The complaint statesj the driver was not keeping a proper lookout, was driving too fast, and could have avoided striking the girl. -The girl, the complaint states, was unconscious for 10 months. Al leged injuries have caused her great physical pain and mental anguish, Rak contends, j She has been confined to bed since the date of the accident. ' . . ! ; - In addition to the amount sought in general damages', an unspecified amount in special damages is ask- f :- V'.-'..,- ! i The accident occurred . between Hawthorne Lane and j Oregon Ave nue, on Center Street. Dr.. Ira Gillet, a noted leader of Protestant Christian missions in Africa, will speak. Thursday night at the Trinity Methodist Church at Four Corners." It will be his only, public appearance in, the Salem area. Dr.- Gillet, who received ' an honorary Doctor of Divinity de gree from Willamette University in 1492, is secretary to the Chris tian Council of Mozambique' and has been editor of the African Christian Advocate for the past 25 years." 1 A one-time student. at Oregon State College, Dr. Gillet - has served as a missionary in Africa for 37 years and has been a lead er in interdenominational cooper ation. He was one of the lead ers in establishment of the new Union Theological Seminary which trains leaders from vari ous denominations 'for work in Africa. ; Dr.Gillet was formerly, prin cipal of the Central Training School at Kambini and for sev eral years. has been district su perintendent of the Limpopo dis- Blind School Chief To Attend Meeting The State Board of Control, meet ing here Tuesday, approved a re quest of Walter Dry: State Blind School superintendent, j to send Everett . Wilcox, principal, to a conference for, the blind at Louis ville, r (.' j ; The board approved a payment of $17,093.50 to M a 1 a j- k e y and Moore, contractors, for work on the kitchen and dining room at the Oregon State Hospital j Patient of $8,347 to j. the South ern Waterproofing .-Company for work on the state office building here also received tne board s ap proval. - trict, which is comprised of some 100 villages. The speaker will show colored motion pictures, at the Thursday night program and will; play musi cal recordings of tribal cere monies. He also will have a dis play of African article. Jason tee Church Men Meet Tonight c Methodist Men'r Fellowship of the Jason Lee Methodist Church open their fall program with a rally, dinner tonight at 6:30 in the church dining halL - Dr. ' Ernest ",.. Harold.' 'execu tive secretary of the Oregon Con ference, a newly created office at the last session of the ' confer ence, will be the speaker. - Dr. Harold is a former district superintendent of the Methodist Church in Washington State and leader of the Pacific Northwest Conference. Also coming to the dinner will be Mr. Howard Somers, the Oregon Conference Lay Leader. Richard Batdorf is ' the new president of the Methodist Men's Fellowship and is organizing the men for a year of-work and din ner programs. Roy Roberts is treasurer and Larry Barham vice presidenL . ' ' Statesman; Salem, Ore., Wed.,' Sept. 21, 1955-(Se. 1-S Legislators to Study Oregon ion Laws Lyons Attends Reserve Meet 'Timothy A. Lyons Jr., 1015 N. 18th St is attending a five-day Array .Reserve Advisors confer ence at - Vancouver Barracks, Wash , Sept 19-23. Purpose of the program is to present latest information and procedures for - the conduct of Army Reserve business. Repre sentatives from all major Oregon cities are expected at the meet RUBBER STAMPS NOTARY & CORPORATE made to order in our MS SEALS 1 shop f urrnuiM'e stationery 465 STATE ST OFFICE -.sumiES fHOKE 2 25 Oregon's election laws will re ceive painstaking study, with par ticular reference to comparison with election laws of .other states, the 1955 legislative in terim committee on elections in dicated at a meeting here Tuesday.;-- fi . t - Sen. Pat Lonergan, Portland, interim com mittee chairman. said the committee had obtained the services of the Willamette University Institute of State Af fairs o conduct research oper ations. i One problem to receive atten tion of the committee involves the filing of election expense accounts by candidates and com mittees. Under the current setup these election expense accounts are supposed to be filed within 10 days after the primary and general elections. It : was pro- HALTER To Mr. and Mrs. Otfo J. Halter, 'Wobdburn. a daughter, Tuesday, Sept 20, at Salem Memorial HospitaL- r : - : posed by some lawmakers at the 1955 legislative session that these expense accounts be filed prior to the elections so the vot ers would have some idea of the amount of money that was being expended.. The committee named. Edwia W. Butler, Willamette University Institute of State Affairs, as ex ecutive secretary. Alma Schroe der, calendar clerk of the House of Representatives at the 1955 legislative session, was selected as recording secretary. Committee ' members here for the meeting, other than Loner, can. were Senator Mark Hat ; field, Salem, and Representatives Kay Meriwether and Robert J. Jensen, Portland; Mrs. Jean Young, Portland, and Vernon Burda, Prineville. Shortest ... Fastest to the SOUTHWEST 520 N. High St. Phone 3-3815 ... . .W: : . . rmTi i - ' -K. J$- - 1 f. Complete Want an advance America) will see in this picture of the dea of what you (and all the '56 Ford this Friday? Simply fill in the lines from stern to stem and back again. When hint of the '56, Ford inspired by the fabu you do, you'll get a . s new silhouette styling ous Ford Thunderbird. But you can't really appreciate this new Ford until you learn the first major contribution to driver and passenger safety until you test drive about its Lifeguard Design in accidents.-(And wait that new 202-h.p. 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