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BOYS TO ENTERTAIN
Grade school boys and girls win
be entertained at Salem Public
Library at 10:30 a.m. Saturday by
a rhow featuring magic, ventrilo
quism and " other; entertainment
presented by John Lewis. South '
Salem Hi-h student, assisted by !
several ouier boys.
Piummage sale Thurs., Oct. 6, over
Grcsnbsum's. 8:30 to 4 p.m. PEO
Chapter BQr ? - J ' ; " lAdvJ
Dr. Landy J. Franz wishes io
announce the opening of his of-
f -s for "the practice of general'
d?rtrrtry. Surgical Dental Court,
1477 State SL Ph. 2-1515. .would bke to have you write
V . THEIR letters for tbem. PAGEN-
Onmg dance over Western Auto. 'sTECHERS . Commercial Place
Old tme Darce. Come bring your jment Agency, 494 State Street. Ph.
friends Sat nite, OcL 8. Larson's ; 4.3351 . (Adv)
Orrhesfra.
(Adv.)
Mint Control
a ' TVI j.l-
Area jrianneu
In 3 Counties
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D?partment reported Wednes-
day.
This means, officials said, that
any planting stock, going into
that area from any other place
in Oregon from outside the state
mustbe cleared by plant offici
als. Planting stock, under the : or
der, must be free of these dis
eases, pests and weeds: wilt
rust and nematode organisms,
strawberry weevils, mint , flea
beetles and the common symphy
lids. yellow nut grass, quack
grass, morning glory, Canada
thistle, white top or hoary cress,
Bermuda grass and Russian
knapweed.
Chemeketans
Elect Allen
Charles Allen will head Salem
Chemeketans for the coming year.
He and 17 other officers were
elected by the outdoor club fol
lowing annual reports and business
this week. -
The other" officers: Miss Mar
garet Peper. vice president; Mrs.
George LaBorde, recording secre
tary: Miss Sally Hooper, corres
ponding secretary: Dr. John Dyke,
membership secretary; Miss Bessie
Smith, treasurers
Elected to head committees:
Miss, Frances A. McCarter, hiking;
Kenneth Jennings, annual outing;
Weston Niemela. conservation;
Miss Frances F. McCarter, enter
tainment; Harold Melchert, publi
cations; Hayden Smithson, lodge;
Mrs. Dan Madson. historical: Har-j
la Keeter, picture nigm; ueroy
McDuffie, Chemeke-den; Willis T.
Caldwell, auditor; : Miss Agnes
Scott, representative to National
Outdoor Federation i George La
3orde, mountain rescue.
State Awards
Bridge Contract
The Oregon Highway Commis
sion awarded a $144,952 con
tract Wednesday for construct
ing a 412-foot bridge over Cow
Creek on the Pacific
north of Canyonville.
Highway
The contract went to Tom
Lillebo, Reedsport, who submit
ted the lowest of four bids.
Still 9 Days to
2 Orga-sonic
a mini control area win De- jjce help. 1 ,
come operative in Jefferson,
Crook and Deschutes - counties Shop Wynkoop-BUlr Printing Serv-OcL-10.
the State Agricultural ice for finest Wedding , Announce-
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OjVEFOR tour HOME, MOTHER r ;
FOR YOUR CHURCH OR SCHOOL
, tat hwrft Enter Baldwin'i nationwide doublb-pkize contest
today! Nothine to buv. Easv to win. Just tell in 50 word or
. let why you would uVe to own an Orga-onic Spinet Organ.
10 0W.-erti. wtRom., .30 piM( mtmm flivva mwmy ;
Hurrrl C.nUtl cl.t.t mirinifW Odkr IS, IfSS-
Get official entry form here
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Senator
! HOUSE AUTHORIZED
Construction of a $30,000 house
at 7720. Alvarac'o Terrace was
authorized in a building permit is
seed Wednesday by .the city en
gineer's office to P. W." .Morse.
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ATTENTION HUNTERS: Order
ahead from your grocer fresh
double-wrapped Master Bread.
: (dV.)
We have just been observm j Na
f tional Letter - Writing Week. JCan
you write VOURS in shorthand,
speadwriting. or stenotyping? Yes?
Then we have a job for yo for
some of Satan's nicest employers ;
Rummage sale at Salem Memorial
Hospital Annex. (Back of hospital)
By the Salem Memorial Auxiliary
Fit k Sat.; Oct 7 It I. 9 a.m. to
4 p.m. ; j . Adv.)
NOW is the time to PICK YOUR
JOB. See PAGENSTECHER'S
Commercial Placement Agency at
494 SUte St (Rm. 411 Ore. 3 Id g.)
Ph. 4-3351. Minv Ii.stin?-a11 nf.
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ments in town. 490 Ferry, (adv)
t CARS DAMAGED , .
A 1954 Ford convertible driven
by George Joseph Hutrnacher, 1935
Hazel Ave., and a 1939 Chrysler
sedan driven by Leonard Byron
Malm, 3340 Lancaster Drive, col
lided shortly after noon Wednes
day at 12th and Hines streets.
Both cars were damaged exten
sively but no one was reported
injured, police - said, j
Rummage Sale, Thurs.. Oct.- 6th.
341 N,. Commercial. Chapter CB
P.E.O. ,. (Adv.)
We can offer you fresh pork loins
again at 50c a lb. Also good beef
roasts at 35c. MIDGET MARKET.
351 State St. (Adv.)
See outstanding wall papers with
matching - fabric and glamorizing
Treasure' Tone paints at Clarke's.
220 N. Com!. j (Adv.)
Rummage saje at the Knight Mem
orial Congregational Church to be
held Fri., Oct. 7, at 9 ajn., (Adv.)
Liqn's Club Auxiliary. I rummage
sale. Friday Ott 7. 9 to 4. over,'Vr U1C V,KX y- ma ccca-.
Greenbaum's.
i Bring us j our deer. Yill skin, cut, j
wrap, store. Kamases
Lockers. ;
810 N. Liberty
Adv.) f
BRING US YOUR DEER
Will skin, cut. wrap and store,
Ramages Lockers, 810 N. Liberty
(Adv.)
Rent automatic "washers $3.50 per
mo. We connect and service at no
additional charge. Judson's, Ph.
3-4141. . . . . ; tAdv.)
I Court to Studv
Opening of Alley
A request concerning opening of 1
an alley between Pine street and;
Main street in Brooks was taken
under advisement Wednesday by
the Marion County Court after an
investigation by the county en
gineer's office disclosed that the
alley was closed by a fence.
The request had been filed with
the court by Ed Edmond of Brooks,
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank the South Sub-
- urban fire department k neigh
bors for their kind acts' shown
during the fire of Alvin's Cafe.
. Emma Brondel
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Hotel Eldg. '
Ph. 442S2
Rev.Holland
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Accepts Post
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At Ashland
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The Rev. B. J. Holland will leave
Salem to become pastor of First
Presbyterian Church in Ashland,
Not '1. - I
He has been assistant pastor of
Salem's First Presbyterian Church
we past iour years, his resigna-
- tion was given
iuesaay n 1 g n it Arthur. 17, zzo Lee s., siuaem.
-to the session of ' Michael Arden McBride, .18, 770
the church. A S. ' Commercial St.,: student- and -
committee - was .Wilms Carol Billings. 18, Salem-
then, named t to Route 4,'Box 692. cannery worker. ;
work with the; Donald Adelpbert Dayson, . 25. ;
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autfi i t as 1 1 RUl
N. Poling, in se-
lecting a new,
ass
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istant pastor.: tr"
Ck VS The Rev. Mr.
1 f-iHol
Hnllsn1 nniKk.
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ion was made to begin on Nov. 17
the finance campaign for a new
church for the congregation. The
Dresent thurrh at winter nrf
church
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Re.p.iu4 ed in Iowa and, v"
Illinois churches before coming to 'nn ' 1 T
Salem. He is a graduate of Pres-j 1 TUClC iSl'lllUS
byterian Seminary of Dubuque. ! 55
In other church business, decis-tTa " O
. eu.u 4U w swue cuit court against a Stayton man
JZJZL Z''Vte 127,500 damages. '
Chemekcta and west of Winter I
where the church owns two prop-!
ernes. Manton. Boles, Mazuire i
and Church. .Portland architects
firm, has . been retained to plan
the new structure. Partner Glen
Stanton . had helped design the
present church about 25 years ago.
Traffic Light
Proves Costly
Running a red traffic lisht at
j Fairgrounds road and Mvrile '
street resulted Wednesday in $45
in fines for Harold L. Copeland,
2764 Brooks Ave. .
It was not a case of an unusu
ally high fine for missing the
light Copeland paid $5 for that,
two fines of $3 and $10 for driving
without an operator's license, and
one for $25 on a charge of dis
orderly conduct. ,
Officers said he was warned
four times aboot driving without
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Adv.).s:"" rJ"" a.,,u- ,e UJ,fu UJ
Btciic lanxuBgc awn pm icuie...
resulting in.. the disorderly conduct
charge
Cooeland said he had a driver's
learning permit but lost it, accord
ding to the pblice report
Naval Reservist
Wins Promotion J
Navy Reservist Darrell L. Cross
ler of Gates was promoted to store
keeper 2c at a recent drill - of
NRSD 13-28 at the training center
on Airport Road.
Crossler has missed only one
drill since he ioined the division in
1953. i
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I A marvelous selection ... onons, onon ' 111 j I i
A marvelous selection . . onons, onon
and nylon blends, dacrons, rayons ."
p stripes, checks, shadows and
All 45 inches wide . .'.
resistant
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Lipmans fabrics, second
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MARRIAGE LICENSE -." I
; APPLICATIONS ' 5 '
Robert 'Allen Mead. 24. 1145
f Bellevue, state income tax dept. 1
and Dora Marion Johnson, 22, '
i22C6 Hyde St.. clerk typist I
Roy Francis Rice, 25, 1005 N. '! Order! approves sale of real prop
isth Kt tnirk driver and Sammie'ertv located in Marion County. I
Louise Hupp, 25, 570 Oregon St.,
radio parts,; . .
Trank x. Hisgen, Zo, luusene,'
plywood worker, and Leona Rose ,
jai J i- Itl VA AMI. sutvunviui ;
man. and Marilyn Jean Boock, 23,
3395 N. River Rd., bookkeeper.
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jL7UIIlclSiC OUll
A tumble from the back of; a
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rucK was me Dasis weancbuy lur
suit filed in Marion County Cir.'"'"".
The acton filfd by Een M
E.ntrm wh1 ,?cs ssufer.cd !
""-"""s .
because of the negligence of Hu-;
beft K. Bones last Aug. 14. Entrek
in said he was riding on the back
of the truck, operated; by the
Bones, about three miles south of
Aumsville, when the mishap oc
curred. ,, ' . , .
Entrekin said because . Bones
drove too fast, swerved unneces
sarily and the tailgate on the truck
was too low. that he was bounced
from the truck. He said he suffered
a brain concussion, a b-r
shoulder injury and a broken toe
as a result
Mrs. Thiessen
Of Salem Dies L
Mrs. Mildred Thiessen, long
time resident of Salem and wife
of H. A. Thiessen Sr., died Wed
nesday at a Salem hospital.
Late resident of 411 N. 21st St..
Mrs , xj,;. was a member of
Order of Eastern Star. Victoria
rhanr 7fi at.Tiirnrr and a mem-
ijjCr, 0j tne christian Science
Church.
She was born March 14. 1882, in
Ringwald, England, and came to
the United States about 1838. She
arrived in Oregon in 1890 and has
lived in the Salem and , Turner
area since.
In addition to the widower, she
ia survived by son, H. A. Thiessen,
Jr., of Jefferson; daughter, Usona
Thiessen of Salem; brothers, Ger
ald Gower of Portland and Wil
liam Gower of Newberg; -. two
grandchildren, and three nephews
and a niece.
Funeral services will be held
Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at the
Clough-Barrick Funeral Chapel.,
solid col
all crease-
floor
PROBATE, COURT
Estate of Anna Lois Wolfe, de-
ceased: Order sets time for hear
ing of final account for 9:30 a.m.,
Nov. fr, 1955. -
Estate of Joseph Fery, deceased:
Estate lof Charles T. Witter, de.
ceased: Order approves final act
count and direcU distribution
Estite pt Harriet Hancock Corey;
deceased, Supplemental final ac
count fixes value of estate at S104,i
596.64 and orders disiribution. j
Estate !of Walter Robarts. de
ceased: Order appoints Alfred J,
wheailori as administrator. 1
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CIRCUIT; COURT
Ben I Ml Entrekin vs. Hubert K
Bones f Seeks $27,500 damages for
injuries allegedly incurred as re
sult of accident involving truck
operated iby defendant
Statt pi Oregon, ex rel Carmel
Taylor vs. Sylvester Taylor: Asks
court ito order defendant to show
cause jf or allegedly failing to make
support payments. . j
Stat vs. Calvin Laverne Mc-
Courry: Defendant found- guilty of
obtaining ! money by false pre
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,Uo"J Tj rnmAnn Jr v. rIarJ'
cnce Gladden: Writ of habeas!
corpus issued ordering Warden!
Marion county Circuit Court Oct.
uiaooen io proouce compion in
17 at 3 p.m. j
.Eileen Crowley vs. Earl Lee
Crowley: I Complaint for divorce
charges cruel and inhuman treat-
ment,
mony
money
March
Wash.
seeks $5,000 lump sum ali-
and $50 a month support
for minor child. Married
12, 1938. at Vancouver,
Lois
Paetsch vs. Bill Paetsch:
CompUiint for divorce charges;
cruel . and inhuman treatment,!
seeks Custody of two minor chil
dren. 200; a montn support money
for children and $5,000 lump sum
alimony,
Cooleenj McCulley vs. Elflon
Wayne j McCulley: Annullment of
marriage decreed and plaintiff's
maiden name of Collen Mcintosh
ordered! restored.
Joan Fitzpatrick vs. Robert
Filzpatrick: Complaint for divorce
charge cruel and inhuman treat
ment, seeks custody of minor child
ajid total of $150 a month support
money jfor! self and child. Married
at Salem. Ore.. Aug. 16, 1952.
DISTRICT; COURT .
Howard iD. Butner. Mt. Ansel,
found guilty of ch?rge of assault
and bajttery. placed on probation
for twoj years.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Harold L. Copeland, 2764 Brooks
Ave., fined a total of $43 on
charges! of disorderly conduct,
running! a j red light and two cita
tions fqr driving without an oper
ators license.
Claude Harry Hupp, Gervais. to
answer charge of driving with a
loose and leaking load 8:30 a.m.
today.- j
f JarrieS E. Friese, 18. of 1335 N.
23rd St , Marvin H. Benz. 19, of
1122 N. 15th. and Robert E. Reitz,
18, of 2838 , Evergreen Ave.,
charged! with illegal possession of
liquor,' posted $35 bail each.
Thief Raids
Cabin. Rea
For Winter
Ai thief. aDoarently with a
thn..oht for the lone, cold winter
-. j v:. nw.u
Santiam ;River summer home,
James ! S. Mosolf. Salem mana
ger of Sears, reported Wednesday.
Listed as missing from the
Mosolf house as a result of the
burglary were eight blankets, six
pairs of sheets,: six pillow cases,
twoj chenille bed spreads, one
sleeping bag. a woman's suit' and
other items of clothing, v a
' Marion County sheriff's deputies
who investigated the break-in said
the burglar pried open a bedroom
window arid then stripped the beds
and closets of bedding and some
clothing.. ' s. ' i
Other items in the house, includ
ing a gun over, the mantel, were
not molested.- deputies said.
Mosolf said the burglary had oc
curred some time between Septem
ber 25 and -Tuesday when it was
discovered.
CLAIMS WAIVED .
BANGKOK, Thailand UPt Burma
nas
'has waived all World War II
claims against Thailand.' a joint
communique issued by the two gov
ernments said WedneSday. .. -
SAWDUST
Due to the increase in our cost we find it necessary
to raise our prices effective Oct. 10.
w a
unit for o
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$Q00
W o
Unit for
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Capitol Fuel Co.
Oregon Fuel Co.
MOW... ANYONE CAN WELD!
Sears
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Mr. At Gray M
HERE'S PROOF
A 6 Year Old Boy Can Weld , . .
a Neat Seam on First fry
Using Sears Self-Starting 4 .
Contact Welding Rod ' .
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Here's a picture of six year old Jtmmy Winter
welding . . . after a few minutes instructions, this
six year old actually did. a neat job of welding
with Sears Self-Starting Contact Rod! See fur
ther proof at the welding demonstration! .
Only 8. Off Down, 8.00 Month en
r Seors Eosy Payment Plan :
; (Usual Carrying Charge) j
Craftsman 90-omp. ore welder specially
f designed f or; light maintenance: j; Com
plete with" hood, rod, leads, brush and
instructions. Si 1
Statesman,. Salem, Ore., Thursday, Oct. 6, 1955 See.1 1 3
Unclassified State Workers
'Entitled' to Vacation Rights
T I-Employes and officers in the tin
! classiiied service of the State ol
Oregon are entitled to the same va
cation privileges - that are provid
ed fof personnel of the Classified
Civil Service. Attorney General
Robert Y. Thornton held Wednes
day.
Thornton . said the . resignation of
George Spaur as state forester
followed by presentation of
voucher for compensation due him
Births
MlIXIGAN To Mr. and Mrs!
Leonard Milligan, 2155 Ferry St, i
daughter, Wednesday, Oct. 5, a
Salem General Hospital.
YOUNG To Mr. and Mrs. El
mer Young, 1355 Vista Ave., a soli
Wednesday, Oct 5, at. Salem Gen
era! Hospital. ' j
CHURCH To Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Church, 425 S. 20th St., a son
Wednesday,. Oct 5, at Salem Mem
orial Hofpital.
Dump Load
Blower
Hiway Fuel Co.
West Salem Fuel Co.
Self-Starring
kes Weld i n g
See for Yourself
At the Big Welding
DEMONSTRATION
By Factory Representative
Mr. Al Gray
You've got to see ft believe it . . makes
striking an arc as simple as touching a pencil
to a piece of paper! ThereVnO: sticking rod!
Holding an arc is done automatically by the rod!
See this amazing demonstration!
October 6th thru
in Our Hardware
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Only
erty ' TIT
20
Complete
Craftsman
SEARS 550
'for.. 200 hours "annual leave with
pay," representing vacation not
taken, furnished the first occasion
'for construing the 1955 act ,
Question was raised by account
f ants for the Secretary of State as
jto the legality of making such pay
ment to Spaur in lieu of vacation,
on the basis that the state foresters
salary is fixed by law.
The attorney general ruled, how-
ai,A. Ikqt Ikn 1 fit T M . .U - m
vacations for- unclassified ofli-tra
and employes , without regard to
thp manner in u-hirh liAir rimt'a'
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compensation is authorized.
Reference in the 1555 act to " snl
aries fixed by law," Thornton said,
is limited to the requirement for
establishing a pay plan,' compar
able to the general state pay
structure, for unclassified em
ployes and officers whose compen
sation is not fixed by law.
Conract &q"
Fast; Easy !
10 th
Dept.
f3
00 Down, 20.00 Month on
rt Easy Peyment Plan
final Carrying Charge)
Craftsman 1 1 80-amp. welder
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and occessoties. Heavy-duty, all-purpose
welder. ' " !
200-omp. , welder 251.00
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