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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1955)
' "' 1 1 ' ' ' ' ' SLUM FILM SLATED ' A film oa housing rehabilita tion will be shown the Salem Board of Realtors at its noon luncheon meeting today at the Marion Hotel In charge of the program will be Realtor Vern McMullen, title firm operator and member of the Salem city and . Marion County planning commissions. The film will ex plain how to get rid of slum areas. . - ? SMART TIME to dispose of dis . used toys, trains, sleds, erector seta RIGHT NOW! Call 4-6811 for a classified ad-writer, (adv.) RECEIVE CERTIFICATES f Three - young men, recently completing four years electrical 'apprenticeship training in Salem, are eligible to receive journey- ma nship certificates from the State Apprenticeship Council. They are Lyndril F. Langwell of Salem, George E. Lobner of Leb anon and Maurice D. Janes of Newberg. " Tomorrow is the last day of The Big Rexall Original One Cent Sale, so hurry, remember, you get. two items for the price of 1 plus a penny at Person It Wellman's Rex all Drug Store, 933 Edgewater. Open daily from I A.M. to 9 P.M. Sun. 9 AM. to 1 P.M. (adv.) STAMPS MISSING Theft of 11 books of merchandise stamps from her residence was re ported Thursday to city police by Mrs. A J. Lawson; 1162 N. 14th St. The woman said the theft oc curred sometime within the past two weeks and she also told offi cers two coin banks in her home were looted of about ?9 several months ago. - Rummage sale Fri. k Sat. over Greenbaum's. Alpha Chi Omega Mother's Club. - (adv.) COOPER IN FRANCE Henry F.; Cooper, son of Mrs. Teresa Cooper of Salem, recent ly , arrived in Paris, France, where he will do graduate work in French civilization at the Uni versity ' of Paris. ' Cooper is a 1949 graduate of Willamette Uni versity and recently was in the Air Force. Do you take shorthand? Then why keep it under wraps? .Em plovers will pay you to use it Call PAGENSTECHER'S Com- mercial Placement Agency, 411 Ore. Bldg.,'494 State St, Phone 4-335L - '" ' Public Records CIRCUIT COURT Metropolitan Chain Stores, Inc. vs. - Glendon A. Ferguson, Helen E. Ferguson, Frank Markham, and linnie B. Markham: Amend ed', answer,, denies all plaintiff's allegations and seeks $50,000 general damage and $15,000 puni tive damage. Francis M. Mitchell vs. Clar ence T. Gladden: Petition for writ of habeas corpus seeks re lease from state penitentiary and hearing in court John E. Van Ditti vs. States man Publishing Co.: Motion for involuntary non-suit allowed and jury dismissed. Irene Zander vs. . Donald H. Zander: Complaint for divorce charges cruel and inhuman treat ment, seeks restoration of former name of Irene Schultz. Married at Vancouver, Wash., Aug. 15, 1947.- - J. H. Wilkinson vs. John Roop: Judgment orders defendant to pay $375. Walter Lee Maupin vs. Clar ence T. Gladden: Defendant de murs and asks court to dismiss proceedings. John L. Marxer- and Ann C. Marxer vs. Jane Doe Wills and -others: Complaint seeks to fix ownership of real property. Avondale Construction Co. vs. Robert J. Turner and Cleda Mae Turner: Complaint seeks judg ment of $3,638.45 allegedly due for services. Otto R. Nation and Sara K. Nation vs. State of Oregon: De fendant answer admits and de nies plaintiffs allegations of damage. Bertha Sergeant vs. Vincent ' Duman: Defendant's answer de nies responsibility for automo bile accident in Monitor and seeks" dismissal of suit Dorothy Mae Wolverton vs. Woodrow Wilson Sanders and Continental Pacific Lines (West Coast Trail ways): Complaint! blames defendants for. accident on 99E near North Salem Drive in Theater and seeks $73 special damages and $2,875 general dam ages. PROBATE COURT. Estate of Ida E. Stredwick, de- ceased: Order fixes time for hear ing of final account for 9:15 a.m. Nov. 28, 1955. Guardianship of Dorothy Rae MacGregor: Final account filed.' ence Kafrt, 892 Vinyard, a son, Estate of Mary Stevens, de-; Thursday, Oct 20, at Salem Gen ceased: Order' closes estate and eral Hospital, discharges administrator. vj Estate of Arthur (Artie) T. HILDERBR AND To Mr. and Brown, deceased: Order fixes time for hearing, of final account for 8:15 a.m. Nov. 21, 1955. MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS George W. Standish, 19. 2535 Maple Ave., U.S. Armed Forces, and Sally Jo Jones, 18, Brooks Route 1, Box 214, Northwest1 Poultry employe. . .V. - i Hestal R. Potter. 31, Turner Route 1, Box 172, plywood work er, and Edith Jeanette Williams, 18, Turner Route 1, Box 110, stu dent, .. , Duane Thomas "Rold, 25, Sil verton Route 2, Box 17, U. S. Army, and Delen May Fisk, 21, ' 602 N, Second, Silverton, at home. DISTRICT COURT - Harold Orval Wilson. Wood xa, charged with . AW0L, re leased to UJ5. Army authorities. CHAMBER BALLOTS OUT Salem Chamber of Commerce staff Thursday mailed out annual chamber election ballots to 1,063 members. Ballots are to be re turned to the chamber office at Marion County Courthouse be- growers who sought a reduction tween Nov. 1 and 5 p.m. Nov. T. " the taxable value of their or Several director art heinir chards. approximately 190 will elected. Altrusa Club of Salem annual Salmon it Ham dinner Tues. Oct. 25, Legion Club. 6 to t p.m. Tickets on sale at Alexander's Jeweler lc Flower Box. (adv.) GRAGG TO MAIL MEET Salem- Postmaster Albert C. Gragg will attend a regional postal meeting in Portland today to discuss Christmas mailing problems. A similar session will be held in Salem on Oct 28 for mid-Willamette Valley postmas ters, Gragg said. , Oct. Special large group needle-; point 4z off. Brown a Art at Gift Shop 453 State. : (adv.) PRISONER RELEASED Harold Orval Wilson, Wood- ourn, arresiea oy Marion county sheriffs deputies on a charge of being absent without leave from the Army, was released to Army authorities Thursday after spend ing the night in the Marion County jail. Turkey dinner Oct 23rd 12 to 4. St Vincent's Parish Hall. Colum bia & Myrtle. Adults $1.25, Chil dren 50c. PERMITS RECEIVED t Permits- issued Thursday by the city engineer's office included one to Don L. Buschke, for: $1,500. in alterations on a house at 1810 S. Capital St., and another to. Lottie Fisher for- $60 in repairs on a garage at 1970 Broadway. YOUNG TENDER BEEF ROASTS. Special this -week, 33c lb. Inspected Beef. Midget Mar ket HUB CAPS TAKEN Bill Durig, 410 S14th St., com plained to city police that two hub caps, valued at $16, were removed from his 1947 Chevrolet Wednesday night while the vehicle was park ed at the residence. FRESH HAM (Leg of Pork Roast) Whole or Half, 49c lb. Delicious Franks, 4 lbs. 99c. Midget Market PARKING TO BE CLOSED Parking areai at the, Marion County Courthouse will be closed Saturday morning for repainting of parking stall, lines, County Engi neer John . Anderson advised the County Court Thursday. Dental plates repaired while you wait at Painless Parker 'Dentist 125 N. Liberty, Salem. : FISCHER 'IMPROVED Robert M. Fischer Jr.,' manager f the Lee Apartmentswas report-1 ed in "improved condition .Thurs day: at Salem General Hospital, where he is under treatment fol lowing a heart attack. FRESH PORK SALK- Stock your f reeter. - Whole pork loin, lb. 47c. Trimmed shoulders, 33c. Fresh Hams, 49c.. Midget Market .... t MISSING CAR FOUND A 1947 , Chevrolet reported stolen Wednesday from the Major Motors Co.. 400 N. Liberty St., .was found abandoned Thursday on a street in the vicinity, city police said. North Salem Parking Lot Work Starts A parking lot , development,! designed to aid traffic congestion; in the Hollywood business dis-: trict in North .Salem, is under way this week on North Capitol street . . '. Houses have been removed from two lots just south of the 1 Dohland store building to pro vide a parking area for Roh land's and the adjacent Moptry's Pharmacy, Earl Mootry said Thursday.- : -. , '. The new parking lot. will con nect with an existing parking lot fronting on : Fairground Road, just . south of the Hollywood Finance Building. " : This, said Mootry, will provide , a mucn-neeaea access Deiween Capitol street and Fairgrounds Road. The new parking area will be opened in about a week, he said. ' Births LANE To Mr. and Mrs. Eu geen Lane, Monmouth, a daugh ter, Wednesday, Oct 19, at Salem General Hospital. KRAFT To Mr. an Mrs. Clar- Mrs. Leslie HUaerDranu, vwv-i- lis, a son, Thursday, Oct 20, at Salem General Hospital. Housework Easy Without : Mini.. wWha. hafel. r m h a4 ptiM awr awM wftk Mrmm. Am4 Mk wka ni rtfc awMr MHtiain r mtt4 klaMr irntattoa ...kk that rot let, we trtte teHc If roo.r iraW W thw. aiMMif arts. D-' M" r tir mm rXirOTo . Wy t.r iU WMkM ktaMr Irritmuaa. 4 fcr - te-Mf to incrcM tlM nrtpat W tW II fctDPr raJJcf miUieM ha njor4 fat ' mrt. Atk far . V?.-''"""'? w maMtf. Ct Omb t iOt Mil I mil rs l old Of Tax Cuts Of 473 parcels of property owned by Jackson County fruit receive recommended reductions in value as a result of hearings concluded last Satutrday in Med ford. The State Tax Commission, acting in place of the county board of equalization, Thursday started mailing individual notices to the growers informing them of the actions of the commission and explaining the - nature of their decision. " Orders Sent . The substitute board, in wind ing up its legal duties, is sending orders to Robert G. Fowler. Jackson county assessor, to change the individual values to conform with the values found by tbe commission. In most cases the changes result from new information on acreage and the physical condition of the or chards. " Omission of "the orchards trees from the i tax rolls was brought to light during the course of the reappraisal program in Jackson County. Tax commission ap praisers discovered that produc ing orchard land was placed on the tax rolls at the same value given to bare land alone. In the controversy that developed as result of the additional value placed on the trees by the ap praisers, 225 orchardists filed no tices of appeal with the Jackson County board of equalization. Valid Assessment Samuel Stewart, tax commis sioner m charge of the valuation division, said the tax commission As featured" in Nathan Does It Again! i ?NvV 'W-"----fci-.M ' " I I , - , . " SEYENTEEM - . . . 7he. look automotive As featured in . COAST SHOE REPORTER "P,'k 'fr.Tk Portland. ..y Meier .nd F - - .Wi tht Car tu. hifiafi - ,Ko.'. " As featured in . HATIOHAl BOOT AND SHOE RECORDER miration tht automotiv field As featured in LEATHER AND SHOES -Car Tone, wer. 4" big way. State Board! Urges Effort to Reactivate Air Further efforts to reactivate the airport control tower in Salem, and to prevent de-commissioning of three low-frequency ranges (beams), were urged by the State Board of Aeronautics: in session in Salem Thursday. r , ! . ; The board also instructed Direc tor Earl Snyder to obtain two-way radio equipment for installation at the Meacham weather station' in the Blue Mountains on an experi mental basis. It was indicated if the Meacham installation is found valuab in providing up-to-the-minute weather reports to pilots, similar installations might be made elsewhere in areas with frequent weather changes. The equipment would be ' operated by personnel of the federal weather bureau. Efforts Endorsed , T .The board endorsed recent ef forts of Snyder and the board chairman, A. J.' Dwyer of ; Port land, to have the Salem control tower put back into operation, and to restore the flight-plan service which was discontinued last Mon day at the weather bureau which had taken it over when the control tower was abandoned by order of the CAA. Snyder said he flight-plan ser vice was inaugurated by the CAA in 1930 after it had been deter mined the number of planes in has done everything within its power to assure a correct and valid assessment roll. He said the procedure set up by the com mission, to accommodate the or chardists will not interfere with the printing and mailing of tax statements in time for Jackson County taxpayers to obtain the three, per cent discount by pay ing their taxes in advance of the November 15 deadline. and M '" to ... . - ' II Traffic Tower t - ' - - - I Oregon had increased 7per cent, the number of pilots 28 per icent Thi beams which the CAA has proposed to abandon eminate from Eugene and Baker in' Oregon; and Toletjo in Washington. The (state board has contended the low-frequency ranges are vital in winter time when planes fly below cloud ceilings and ofttimes are not high enough to catch VHF signals. It was explained that Toledo ori .the Portland-Seattle route would be left with no bean at all if the cut-back goes into effect. oration v. . Articles Filed By. Bergs, Iiiq. Articles of incorporation for Bergs, Ine, Salem, to operate! four supermarkets in Salem and Port land Was., filed Thursday by a group headed by Elmer O. Berg. J . Principal offices of the firm! will be jil Salem at the Capitol Shop ping jCenter store, 1177 Center St Capitalization is based on 80.000 shares of stock With no par Value listed; ; . j - In addition to the Center Street market, first of the chain to be developed, ; stores are located at N. Church and Marion Streets, Salem, (now under construction). pin the Keizer district at Cherry Ave. land N. River Rd., ; and at 79th 'and Killingsworth in Port land. .1 . t Incorporators besides Berg, who is listed as president," are Ralph Wirth i L. L. Balch, Charles F. Fouler and George A. RhotenL Incorp ' " "" - -- r -r ii- litinrm iianai ' 1 Be the first to wear a pair of; these racey sport; models . . . Hear the "Oohs" and "Ahs" that will compliment your selection of another Kickerinos original by Nathan. Not just a good looking shoe, but 1 ' ' I built-in comfort from the petal j j right down to the bouncy weightless CAR-TOM... , Color Combnof ions, Too : FINE SHOES 466 State Street, Salem School ' Reporter SOUTH SALEM HIGH ' : Selling of the Sword and the Shield, the South Salem High School annual, began Wednesday with students being offered spe cial yates if they have a student body card. The sale will con tinue through this month. ; Annuals this year, will feature individual pictures of " sopho mores and juniors as well as sen iors and contain more than the 160 pages of last year's annual. The individual sophomore pic tures are now being taken by senior David Taylor under the direction of Sue Wilson, who heads the sophomore section of the annual. Receipts for the-yearbook to be printed later are being sold by Sue Grier, Diane Graham, and Lesley Cline working under busi ness manager, Joan Wickstrom. The annual is financed in part by a candy window situated in the school hall. Selling candy during the noon hour are Carol Hagemann, Geri Willard, Sally Riewald, Colleen Nelson, Doris Parker, Viv Grieder, Jeanie Lan kins, - Elsa - MykoL. Mavis Malbon and Wanda Coe. Salem Salesman Awarded Trip : Sales record of a Kirby Co. of Oregon salesman for Salem has won a four-day all-expense trip to Cleveland for him and his wife, the firm has announced. ; Recipients of the gift trip are Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Rundberg, 455 Columbia Ave. -They; with two other Oregon couples, made the trip by - Northwest Airlines. The Kirby Co. deals in vacuum cleaners and floor polishers. soft kid skin leathers super-soft, soles. 95 Slattsman, Salem, Oregon, Friday, Oct. 21, 1955-5ee. l-5 tvatchthis i space uatch this i i space. watch this space match this space watch this space ...heap big news from A .-1 4 Salem, Piercing A rrvxel ft - 4 1 - s it. ti..J i S
