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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1955)
k ; , . . , JPX PEDESTRIAN ,'FAIE Joseph 'William Murphy of Weodbur a, injured Saturday night in an auto-pedestrian acci dent on the Salem Portland' Free way, was reported by Salem Me morial Hrsnital .ttpnrianta Sun. day in "fair" condition with POS- tures. . . "' :. -. , NOHLGRENS Restaurant win be open Thanksgiving Day, come rain, sunshine or snow. . (adv.) BICYCLE UNCLAIMED A girl's bicycle Jound Saturday evening tin the tracks of the Southern Pacific Railroad bridge crossing use - wiuameue -" iirver Was still unclaimed Sunday night at the Salem police station and no reports of missing girls had been received, police said. : BRUISED BETWEEN CARS Lorenzo Kinnan, 7575 Winona Ct., was treated at Salem Memor ial Hospital for bruises after be ing crushed between two cars Sunday morning at Davidson's Auto Service, 530 Chemeketa St, where be is employed. ROOFING. PAINTING, Paper hanging. Free estimate, no dn. pym't. 36 Mo's to pay. Ph. Mathis Bros. 4-6831. ; (adv.) OPEN HOUSE AT GRANT" ' Grant School open house, post poned from Wednesday because of -unfavorable weather, will be 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. today. Refresh ments will be served by the Mothers Club. Now . Available, Safe Deposit Boxes, 13.60 including tax. at Pi oneer Trust Co. State It Com'l. ' ; (adv.) MALT SHOP FLUE BLAZES ' A chimney fire" about 1 p.m. Sunday at the Salem Malt Shop tavern and cafe, 157 S. Commer cial St, brought out the fire de- i a. j : j j men said. Dr. Dale G. Parker announces the opening of his new office at 1307 :o. vpmi, uec isr. lor me ex clusive practice of Orthodontia. tn aT . ea a - Ph. 4-6807 & 4-6808. (adv.) ROTARY. PROBES THANKS Member Robert Gregg will peak on "Why We Are Thank ful" at the Salem: Rotary Club luncheon meeting noon Thursday in; ;aunon HoteL- 'Amy Joe Biomberg and Marilyn Haw theme, - Willamette University students, will play a violin duet See , outstanding wall papers with matching fabric and glamorizing Treasure Tone paints at Clarke , 4V ... Will A. . - , RU I, FLOWER GROUP TO MEET . The. Salem Rhododendron and Camellia Society will meet at 8 punu Tuesday at the YMCA. Ern est Iufer, who madVs, recent trip to Hawaii, will, discuss tropical flowers, shrubbery and fruit and also will show; colored sjid.es- , TOWNSEND CLUB TO MEET ' : Townsend Club No.' : 17 will view Ave. .-;!. GallTonight In Fund Drive - - Volunteer workers this evening wQl start 'house calls in behalf of trio annual ' Miisrnlar Tlvstrnnhv fund tampigri.j. Proceeds from the .two-day Salem; area drive will go to the National Association to aid in the fight against the dread dis ease , ; . i Preliminary ! steps in the- Sa lem, drive . is letter carriers' dis tribution of donation envelopes to residences. "Workers will call be tween 6 and 9 o'clock this eve ning and Tuesday evening to pick up-the envelopes. I AntftinAN . L n - n i ta hAan placed at various public places, . ff icials announced.. The Salem raiBDiisn - is SDonsoren dv tne Fire Fighters Association and Letter Carriers organization. RHOADES To '.Mr,'- and Mrs. Clyde Rhoades, Albany, Ore., a daughter, Saturday. Nov. 19, at Salem General Hospital. ' LANG To Mr. and Mrs. John Lang. 1427 Clark, a son. Sunday, Nov. 20, at Salem General Hospi tal. :: i "... WARD To Mr." and Mrs. Rob ert Ward, 795 ft. 15th. a daughter, , Sunday. ' Nov. ;20, at Salem Gener- mi nospuai. . , - . i , . . - .FLO0K To Mr. and ' Mrs. Theodore Flook. 1860 S. Capitol, a lem General Ho?pitaL . 3 ' ,. . '- r v JENNINGS i- To Mr. and Mrs. Charles - Jennings, . 1936 ' Ferry, a son, Sunday,! Nov. 20, at Salem ; General Hospital. ' e WHITE To Mr. and Mrs. Don ald White, 5073 Hazel Green Rd., 0-4 1 T- . A. AT. a . -ami. aaiuroay. doy. w, ai Otx- Jem Memorial HospitaL ' . ' -. . ' . ' ', ''mv enn LI r. ti. j u.. Aux&UAr&A . 11 111 1 - Kiwi mis. Nestor Tokstad. 1885 N. Church, l daughter, -Sunday, Nov.rJO. at ;. Salem Memorial Hospital. ' HALE i-. To Mr. and Mrs. Noah Hale, 551 N. 21st, a sonSunday, Nov.; 20, at Salem, Memorial Hos- , i.A."t. , jo ir. ana Mrs. Arthur Lane, 4730 Niles Aye., a son, Sunday.: Nov. 20, at Salem - Memorial . Hospital. PETERSON - To Mr." and Mrs. John A Peterson, Independence. OTT., 1 son. Sunday Nov. 20, at Sa lem Memorial Hospital. . 1 ,..... Births . . LIONS SET MEETING ' The East Salem Lions Club will hold a Thanksgiving meeting Tuesday noon at The Chalet 3601 N. Capitol St Clarence Fuqua is in charge of the program, which will include a 'film. . - , Dental plates repaired while you wait at Painless Parker Dentist, 125 N. Liberty.. Salem. Hallmark Christmas Cards' print ed wyour rame. McEwai. Photo Shop in Hollywood. '7 . (adv) Military Roundup Area Soldiers Meet Norblad On V Okinawa Fort Buckner, Okinawa Elev en Salem, Ore., area soldiers sta tioned in Okinawa had luncheon recently with Rep. ' Walter Nor blad, who was on a committee in spection trip of the base. Salem men meeting Rep. Nor blad were Cpl. Larry R. Kepping er,. son d Mr. and Mrs. Cleo C. Keppinger, 3185 Lancaster Dr.; Sgt. Jay D. Rickman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver T. Rickman, 462 South Elmar Specialist 2c Frank E. Nies wander, son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Nieswander, 935 N. 19th St.; and Sgt Arnold L. TempIe,.son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack A. Temple, 735 Tulip PL The congressman also met spe cialist 3c Joseph B. Schwindt, son of Mr., and Mrs. Joseph A. Schwindt, Monroe; specialist 3c George P. Lanning, son of Mr. and Mrs. George P. Lanning, Route 1, Woodburn; Pfc. Rich ard S. Rayson, son of .Mr., and Mrs. Stanley C, Rayson, Route 1, Yamhill; specialist 3c Lewis R. Hayes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Hayes, Silverton. Specialist 3c Gerald S. Allen, sen of Mr. and Mrs. Kieth Allen, Route 1, Jefferson; WAC special ist 2c Maxine Y. Carter, daugh ter of Mrs. Mildred Hadley, Mc Minnville; and specialist 2c Eu gene G. Fischer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert G. Fischer, Route 2, Oregon City. Fort Polk, La. Among Salem, Ore., area soldier reported in the Exercise Sage Brush maneuver area, the largest Army-Air Force maneuver since World War II, were: Specialist 2c Perry 'E., Bur right, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Burright, 1035 Hoyt, a cook in 61st Regiment, 8th Division. Pvt. Hersel T. Hammack, whose wife Gladys lives at 1238 Center St.. a member of Co. L, 61st Reg iment, 8th Division. : - . Pvt Wayne M. Flaming, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Flaming of Koute 1, Monmouth, an air com pressor operator in Co. C. of the 32nd Engineer Battalion. Pvt Richard G. Mull. son of Mr. and Mrs. Volney D. Mull, Monmouth, a gunner in Co. C of the 61st Regiment, 8th Division. Sgt.. Norman E. Chase, son of Mr, and Mrs. Mertcn F. Chase Sr., of Lebanon, a squad leader in Co. G, ofkthe 61st Regiment, 8th Division. l Pvt W.F. Glass, son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Glass, Rt 1, Sheridan, A member of the 32nd Engiheer Battalion. V-''.." ' , San Diego, Calif. Layton Gil- son has been "promoted to hespi talman 2c ; at . the. U. S. Naval Hospital here. He is an instruct or in' body mechanics and recon ditioning exercise classes, in the physical therapy ' school. ' Gilson, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Mervin J. Gilson, 1735 N. 20th St., is a graduate of Willamette Univer sity. Fort Lewis, Wash. Army Capt. Wallace K. Wittwer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman D. Wittwer, 2145 D St., Salem," recently was assigned to the 6006th Area Service unit here. Capt Wittwer, a 1945 graduate of the U. S. Mil itary Academy, is commander of the unit's 296th Military Police Co. His wife, Virginia, resides at Tacoma, Wash. - - Second Armored Division, Ger many Army Sgt. Merle C. Bate, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herman W. Bate, Willamina, Ore., took part in maneuvers ' recently held in Germany by the 2nd Armored Di vision. Bate is a member of the division's 16th Field Artillery Battalion. Turkey Market Outlook Meet Planned in Salem on Friday By LILLIE L. MADSEN . Farm Editofi The Statesmai While the 1 average American family will be eating turkey left overs Friday the Oregon turkey grower will be Starting anew with an outlook meeting for the next year's Thanksgiving' feast The ; 15th annual outlook, meet ing for turkey growers. breeders and hatcherymcn.. including - al lied representatives, will be held in the' Marion Hotel. .Salem, Fri day, starting at . 7 JO p.m. Origin ally the meeting was set for May flower - Auditorium, but " Noel L Bennion, - Corvallis, who is plan ning the meeting, says that indi cations are the i Mayflower hall may jnot be !arge.;enough. ; Report Dae . - . - Highlighting' the meeting, will be the report of Walter Schwed ler, Portland, who attended the turkey advisory "gathering ; called by. Ezra "Taft - Bnson in Wash ington, D. C Thursday and Fri day. The meeting in Washington wax called because of a substan tial 'increase for the coming year in the breeder hen. Schwedler will Sive the findings and recom mendations of the committee at rriday'a meeting.. - Pay Schwartx U also coming tip Official TeUs Onion Loss . Onion : growers who have suf fered substantial crop damages as a result 01 excessive rains and flood during October, are able to obtain emergency loans' through the Farmers Home Administra tion, B. Vf. McVeigh, Marion County FHA supervisor, said this weekend. . -i... Mei;h added' that Kenneth W. ' Sawyer, state director, an nounced that counties included in the emergency loan authoriza tion are Marion, Clackamas, Yam hill and Washington Initial loans may not be made under this authority after June 30, 1956, McVeigh explained. Loans Explained ' Xoam may be Omade for the purchase of seed, fertilizer,, in secticides, tractor fuel, repair of farm equipment,, drainage,, irri gation systems, land leveling and the clearing of debris necessary as a result of the flood disaster. Payment of current taxes, on real and personal property, water charges and 'current interest' on real estate obligations., where it appears" that anticipated income will support such obligations and for other essential farm and open operation expenses are included. Emergency loans will bear in terest trom the date of the loan advance at the rate of 3 per cent per year. Advances made for an nual operation expenses will be scheduled for repayment when the principal income from : the year's operations normally will be received. ; . . Repayment Told Advances for purposes other than annual operating expenses will be scheduled for repayment over the minimum period of time consistent with the anticipated ability of the borrower to repay Ordinarily, such advances are not scheduled for repayment over a period in excess of five years from the date of the advance if secured by liens on chattel prop erty, or 10 years from such date if secured by liens on real es tate, McVeigh concluded. The Farmers Home Adminis tration office for Marion County is at Z70 North cottage, Salem. Banking Firm Opens Posts For 11 Youths EUGENE Good positions in the banking profession are assured el even young men now attending the University of Oregon.". - These yonng men. here - under the six-year-old United States Na tional Bank work-college program.; Will have been out of high school only about six years when they step into positions in banking. Their qualifications will then amount to a college degree and three-years of banking experience. Operation of the work-college plan is' this; An Oregon branch bank or the head office of the United States National Bank in terviews an outstanding senior in one of its area high schools and gives him a job. He works part time the last three months of his senior year. The bank, after he graduates, notifies him of his selec tion for the program and he is then placed in a position with a re gular monthly salary. He works in the bank for 15 months, saving a compulsory $100 from each' pay check for college expenses. The next September he enters an Oregon college or university of his choice. (This fall 11 students chose the University of Oregon, four went to Oregon State college, and one each to Lmfield and Portland State.) Tuition at; the. two larger state schools is paid by the bank. The student's $1500 in savings cover room, board, and expenses. He completes fall, winter, spring, and summer terms in school and then returns to- the bank to .work a full year, saving $120 each month. From there he alternates a year at the bank, and a year at college until ready to graduate in some field of business or eco nomics. Assuming that there are.no in terruptions and with approximately six years behind him since high school, he receives a diploma and joins the U. S. National staff with a guaranteed starting salary of $4,000 and a Career ahead of him in banking.; from San Francisco to outline the Poultry and Egg National Board turkey program for the west coast Schwartz has assisted a number of times in Oregon in the Eat More Turkey campaigns, while working with the surplus commo dity division with USDA. He- is, Bennion says, . well acquainted with the turkey situation in Ore gon. . Market Outlook W. T. Geurtz, manager of the Oregon Turkey Growers, will re view the turkey market outlook. and Bennion will give the re sults of a recent survey on. pro duction and prices as well as touch upon some trends in the turkey industry, i Concluding program number will be a panel discussion on demand. supply and prices, with Carlos Johnson, president of the Oregon Turkey Growers as panel lead ers. On the panel will also be Soren Madsen. Junction City; George Durant Molalla. Lloyd Churches of the Menefree Turkey Ranch and , Feliz Wright of Sil verton. ! 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