The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 05, 1955, Page 16, Image 16

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Car THeft Racket Said
Master-Minded From
Leavenworth Pen Cell
NEW YORK in - A Federal
Grand jury ha indicted 20 men on
charges of running a million-dollar
itolen car racket which authorities
said was master-minded from a
ce.1 In Leavenworth, Kan., Fed
eral prison.
Asst. U. S. Atty. Howard Glied
man laid Gabriel (Blah Blah)
Vigoritb, 61. directed the ring from
prison where he was already serv
ing a five-year term for car theft
He said Vigorlto ran the racket to
make money to pay his legal bills.
Vigorito, known as the ' King of
car thiefs." 'relayed his order to
the ring through his son, Sabato,
37, who would come to the prison
to visit him, Gliedman said.
Changed Cars (
The government- attorney said
the cars were brought to New York
from surrounding states where
they were stolen by specialists for
a fee of $250 each. The ring then
painted the cars, changed the en
gine numbers and parts and forged
new papers.
The indictment, returned by a
Jury in Brooklyn, said the ring
Letton W. Howell
'The same loving care afterwards - as you
Most convenient off-street parking for funerals, three entrances
HOWELL-EDWARDS FUNERAL
545 N. Capitol Street
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And remember, folks, fhe gos opplionct you buy today will use
NATURAL GAS! Airodjustmenls for using natural gas in your
appliances will b mode FREE by your gat company.
worked mostly on Long - Island
where it maintained used car lots
to dispose ot the altered cars.
Those indicted Included Vigorito's
three tons and two nephews. In
addition to Vigorlto, four of the 20
named In the indictment are now
serving time.
CImc Cheek Kept
Griedman said the ring had oper
ated for about a year and a halt
and was finally cracked by keeping
close tabs on some of its members,
including Vigorito. j
Besides Sabato, the sons Indicted
with the father are John, 31, of
Amity Harbor, N.Y., and Frederick
G., 33, of Brooklyn.
A nephew, Sylvester J. Fiolo,
34, now in Sing Sing prison for
auto thefts, is one of those already
in jail. The others are Albert J.
Plakstis, 41, and Nicholas Lardii
zone, 29, both in Rikers Island
penitentiary, and Joseph A. Ric
citelli, 62, in Sing Sing.
They were all charged wilh
violating the National Motor
Vehicle Theft Act.
Donald Waggoner
ACROSS FROM SEARS
tUlJ.i:.A j
FOR A FASHIONABLE AND
EFFICIENT HOME LAUNDRY...
automatic vvotMng machln ...automatic OAS dryar..
end automatic OAS woftr haattrt
If you have an automatic washing machine
then you need the fist action of an auto
matic GAS hot water heater. Only with a
gas water heater can you wash load ... after
load... after load of dirty clothes and have
plenty of piping hot wate, with no waiting
between loads.
You'H even have extra hoc water for dish
washing and other household nseds.
-
McKay Says
f Giveaway'
Attacks 'Bunk9
WASHINGTON Ml Secretary
of the Interior McKay said Sunday
that "give-away" attacka on th
Elsenhower administration arc
"purely political bunk."
"What have we given away
name one thing." McKay said in
a radio interview with Rep. Keat
ing (R-Nl. The program was re
corded for upstate New York sta
tions.
McKay said he had- been the
chief 'target of the "give-away" at
tacks. But be said since he hat
been in office 130,000 acres have
been added to the national park
and 80,000 acre to game refuges.
As for power contracts, McKay
said his opinion on power develop
ment was this: "Where people are
able to do things for themselves,
they should not lean on the fed
eral government or the state. I
think the local people should step,
out and do the things themselves,
and whether it's public or private
is none of my affair."
McKay said there are some
projects beyond the reach of local
people where the federal govern
ment should step In and help.
Charls Edwards
gave before'
. ... 65 car capacity.
HOME
hone 34673
DAfLY CROSSWORD
, ACROSS
1, Founder of .
the Ottnan
dynasty
I. Consumes
gradually
11. Frighten L
12. Curved path
of a planet
11. Rational
14. Bestow
1J Man s "
nickname
II. Help
17. Stitch ,
15. Begin
quarrel
Jl. Confection!
23. The common
akink
(Egypt!
XT. Parts of
window
...Benefit
29. Grows old
JO. Of flowers
31. A witty
saying
33. Luzon
native
31 Consul
lation
37. Type
measure
it. Ecclesiss-
tical law
41. Doom
43. Thin tin
plates
44. Projecting
roof edjes
45. Choice
playing
marble
it. Sandarse
trees
DOWN
1. Bones
tanst.l
3. Raaeal
3- Equip
, . with mea .
4. Part of
"to be- ,
(.Northeast
2 ubbr.) .'
. Forests
7.8ea eagle
5. Arabian
garments
t. Ceremony
10. Boil slowly
14. Perishes
16. Brsnch of
learning
1. rsctor
20. Web-footed
birds
Jl.Tmte '
22. Resort
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Man Kidnaps 5
CHICAGO I Brandishing a
razor, a swaggering, drunk early
Sunday kidnaped five persons from
a South Side saloon' after offering
to "whip any hillbilly in the
place."
He slashed two men who tried
to quiet him. He prodded the
frightened passengers into a stolen
taxicab and drove west out of Chi
cago, threatening "If the cops
catch up with me, I'll kill you
people and myself."
One man escaped through a ruse
25 miles from Chicago. The drunk
released three of the others, and
drove on another 13 miles where
he raped, the last passenger, - a
young woman, and set her free,
police related.
Police seized the man Sunday
afternoon 12 hours after the
u
Yes... gas water heating is dependable
and safe... and gives you lop performance
year after year. That's why, in 1954, 3 out
of 4 water heaters sold in the U.S.A. were
gas fired.
So, see the new, all-automatic GAS home
laundry appliances at your dealer or gas
jcompany show room soon. You'll be glad
that you did. . 7
PORTLAND GAS &
COKE COMPANY
AfyfT pcf A Mil t, g
14. Biblical .
name
23. Straight
line
through
center
J of
circle
26. Entire
amcunt
28. 8ea.
weed
30. Pine
32. Flower
33. Deeds "
34. Variety of ' ,
Dutch
spoken in
' Union of
South Africa
I
us
lacday'i Aaswee
33". Plant which
yields indigo
38. Botch
40. Single unit
41. Distant
42. Polynesian
- drink
44. Water go4
(Babyl.)
12-
in Chicago
wild escapade at the home of a
girl friend in Chicago.
Authorities identified him as Pat
Dillon, 25, an employe in the ship
ping department of an appliance
company. He was held without
charge.
Mass Said for
Late Newsman
MANILA or A requiem mass
for Fred Hampson, Associated
Press chief of bureau in Hong
Kong who died Nov. 20, was said
here Monday at Malate ' Roman
Catholic Church. ' -
Members of the Philippine press,
the Manila Overseas Press Club
and the Manila AP bureau attend
ed.
Saloni
Obituaries
frank B sun 1.
In (hit city, Noveintsee ttth. (ent
ires In Virgil T. Golden Cheael Mon
day. December I, at I am Inter
ment City View Cemetery, Bar, C.
C. Bruce ettflctating.
Frank Beauei
At residence. MS Statesman St., Sa
lem. Dec. tit. Survived by wile, Ora
Bentlev ot Salem; I daughters, Mr.
Rita Zasear Bothru, Wash., Mrs.
Bernadine Liler, Vancouver, B. C;
4 brothers. Victor Benlley, Albert
Bent ley, Roland Bentley. Clifford
Rentier tn lie wood. B. C. Services
Monday. December S. at l:SS pm. In
Clough-Barrick Chapel. Interment
Belcreet Memorial Park. Service! wlU
be read by a Christian ScientuL
Donald Jadaea Boiler
At Portland, December 3. Late res
ident of Salem. Survived by wife.
Mrs. idith Bolter, Portland; three
sons. Jack Bolter. Portland; Milton
L. Bolter. The Dalles: Russell 1. Bol
ter. Seattle, Wash : two sisters. Mrs.
Lorilla Yantls, Salem: Mrt. Cleve
Prather. Newport: three grandchil
dren. Kevin and Letter Bolter. The
Dalles: Kay Boiler. Astoria. Services
Wednesday. December T. at II a m.
in Vlreil T. Golden chapel Inter
ment in Betcretl Memorial Park.
Andrew N. Draw ton
At a local hospital, December 1. at
the ate of ft. Survived by wife. Vio
let Draw ton of Stlem, two sons. Msy
nard Drawsen of Salem, Call Draw
son of Salem: four grandchildren.
Services Monday. December I. at 1 .
p m. In Hawell-Cdwards Chapel. Rev.
Wayne Greene officiating. Interment,
Belcreat Memorial Park.
Sallys Chastala Gats
At a local hmpltal. December-S.
Late resident of 123 E. Rursl Ave .
Salem. Survived by son. Larry Goss
of West Stayton, Ore.; two grand
sons. Lt Darr 1 Gosi of Slather
Air Force Base. Calif . Airman James
A. Gnu of U. S. A. Force. Germany:
granddaughter, Roea Lane Coat of
West Stayton. Ore.; freat-grandtnn,
Robert Lee Cost of California: two
sisters. Mrs. Itta KHgore. Mrs. Arthur
Langell. both or Klamath rails, Ore.:
brother. Claude Chaataln. Seaside.
Ore. Services Virgil T. Golden Chap
el. Tuesday. December S, at 1 p m.
Interment Belrrett Memorial Park,
Rrv. Clarence Fuqua officiating.
franels I. Grass
At a local hosonat Nov. 30th An
nouncement of services later by How
ell. Edwards Funeral Home.
William H. MfAameh
Late retldeni of 1740 Lsbranch
Ave.. In a local nursing home. De
cember 1, st the age of eg years.
Survived by Daughters: Mrs. Olive
u i M. j.i Lanitn. mil ttnsi iw.
J 1 McArthur of Ventura. Calif.. Mrs.
l.ela M. iH. R.I BishuD of Independ
ence. Services Tuesday December Sth
st 1:34 p in. in Howell-Cdwsrdi Fu
neral Home with Rev, l.lnvj T. An
derson officiating. Interment ill Bel
crest Memorial Park.
Mrt. Rote O. MMre
a. i .uu. . ..y". .1-1 it e.
r miuriHri .1" mi-um nun a...
Salem. Dec. . Survived by dtngh-
irr, ivirs. Annur . nftii, mrm,
son. Dan K. Moore. Salem: lister,
Mrs. Marv M, Frtebert. Salem. Serv
ices Tuetdav, Dec. S. at l:.i0 p.m. in
Clough-Barrick chapel, the Rev. Dan
iel T Wesaler officiating -Interment
in Belcrest Memorial Park.
Elmer D" Srhlldt
Late resident of 4079 State SI., at a
local hospital. December S. Survived
bv wife. Mrs. Winifred Srhlldl. of
Salem; sister. Mrs. Clara Edler. of
Wisconsin; brother. Reuben Schlldt.
Oswego, Ore.; sunt. Mrt. Mary
Schlldt, Salem: several cousins. In
cluding Mrs. II. G. Beahrent, Stlem.
Services will be held st Clough-Barrick
Chapel Monday. December S. at
S:1J p.m. Interment City View Cem
etery. Dr. Lloyd T. Anderson offi
ciating. Mary F. Thomas
At J45S Stale M . Salem. Dec. 1st.
Survived by rousint. Charley Cster,
Salem: Mrs. Msble Folks. Dallas, Ore
gon; Mrs. Fills Stlllwell. Lot Ange
les. Calif.: Mrs. Myrtle Breeden. Port
land, Oregon: Mrs. tora wuinn. ur
gon Cltv, Oregon; Mrs. Florence
Di,.i,li. Murr nk Kinui: Haleev
Psngbo'rn, Chicago. III. Services In.
the Virgil T. tioiden I napei russnay.
Dee. Sth. at 19 a m. Commlltsl serv
ices at I. O. O. F. Cerrreterv. Tilla
mook. Oregon, at S p.m. Tuesday,
Dec. Sth. Rltiielistlc services by Pyth
ian Sitters ot Salem.
I.t. James Roy ledd
Laie retident t Oceantide. Calif ,
at Oceantide. Calif. Survived by
wife, Ann Gihbent TMd Of Ocean
tide. Calif: parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Rov T. Todd of Sslem: brother, Grant
Todd of Salem: grandmother. Kath
erlne Stoflel of Salem. Services at
Virell T. Golden Chapel. Monday
December Sth at 11:30 a m. Interment
at Belcreat Park, Rev. Wayne (ireene
officiating. Military aervice t Bel
rrett Memorial Park bv tha Marine
Corps Reserves. In lieu of flowers.
contributions to pe maoe 10 rir
Christian Church ot Saiem. for a
Memorial.
NOTK I OF HRABIVO ON FINAL
ACt'OllNT
NOTICE I"l HKHtBY GIVEN that
The United Stales National Bank of
Portland, a national banking associa
tion, of Portland. Oregon. Acliiiinit
trator of the t.tnte s.f William K.
HnUliens, deceased, -Estate No. 1611 J,
hat (lied lit final account tnrt re
port of inch adminiatration, and by
order of the Circuit Court of the
Bute. of Oregon for the fount" of
Merlon, the Itlh dsy of tletember.
IMS. st the hour of S:15 o'clock s in.
of said dny hat been fixed at the
time, and the courtroom ol laid
Court hat been fixed at the pine
for the hetring of ohtertlons to said
final account and the settlement of
said eiiate.
Dated st Salem, Oregon, this 14th
dsy of November. ISM.
The United States Nstlonsl Bsnk
nf Portlsnd. a nstionsi banking
asaoclstlon, of Portlsnd. Oregon.
Admlnistrstor nf the Filets of
Wllllsm E. Hutchens, deceased.
DeArmnnd and Sherman.
Attorneys for Admlnistrstor,
Sslem, Oregon.
First puhlirstinn: November 14. 1SS.
Last publication: December I, IMS
N. 14,21,24, D S,
NOTICE OP BEARING ON FINAL
Art Of NT
Nr-iTICF. IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Harriet M. Hanson. Administratrix of
the Estate nf William Edwin rllnson.
decessed. Eatste No. In I S3, has filer
her finsl sccounl snd report of such
sdminlstration. snd bv order of the
Circuit Court of the Stste of Oregon
for the County ot Marlon, tha 7th
day of December. lW.at the hour
af S IS o'clock a m . has been fixed
st the time, snd the courtroom of
said Court has been fixed at the
place, (or the hearing of oh)ecllons
to taid final account and Uis tettle
menl of said ettste.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 10th
day of November.
HARRIET M. HANSON,
Administratrix nf the Estate of
William Id win Hanson, deceased
DeArmond and Sherman,
Attorneys for Adminlatrstrlx,
Salem, Oregon,
First publication: November 14. 15$.
Last, publication: December I, IMS.
N H.Jl.3l.Dec I
300Perionar
310 Maatini Notica
fa
a At EM LODGE No, 4, A T it
A M, Wed. Dee. 7. St. ted
Communication: Annusl Elec
tion: Pstt Mailers Night: Dinner,
S 30; Lodge 7 JO.
312 Lost and Found
LOST Fluffy Perslsn, child's pe-
Reward. 40S blk. N. Cettsge. Ph.
S-3444. .
LOST Downtown streets Stlem, ISM
class ring, blue set. crest i.n a.
Initials N 8. Call collect Jefferson
Fairfax T-241S.
31 P.rs.n.l
NEFTJ KTI P to control your trelgtitf
wsrsill, eriennncaiiy snmns.
medically approved, tnexaeastvn.
Ph. a-1711 U a ana. sail Mtfa.
SUtesmin, Salem, Ore., Mon., Dec. 5, 1935 (Sec. Tf)-7
Akrat
Peerless Bakery
IVS M Cammerctal
Phone -llo4
CAMkBAS
Cabursy-CajTierse
let N. Cominercial
Pb, S-1S41 . '
oatGg
Capital Drug Store
8Ute 4 Liberty
PH. S-S1IS
Cbaamaa s Drug Start)
let tanotiaria niva
Free Dea
Mootry's Pharmacy
Hnilvwood ausineta Dist
Kelcet Buaineea Dial.
n il. . ,
Oregon Fuel Ce
eteduet sate tread.
Fl'BNITl'BB
Irmel's Calonial Furniture)
174s) S Cammertia)
, Pa. I-47U
itwtia
Aleaander't Jewelers
Dtamonela Wairt-es Silverware,
3$S Court St
300 Prrsonal
31 A Personal
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. 8 I.
Commercial. I-S10S or S-S441.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous group ffo
l auia n. worn I. -9Ji.
400 Agriculture
402 Livasrsxk Far Sal
TWO freth rows. Phr 4-JSJS. Bt. ,
Box 1.1J, Salem.
FOR CHRISTM AS I
Cood kid a pony.
Phone S-SH1S.
RFRISTERED Hereford bull. SO mos.
Rt. S. Box MS. 2-2314.
LOCKER BEEF, Eastern Oregon. K,
or whole. 19c. Custom killing
Trailer loaned free. Salem Meat
5o..132S S. 21th. Ph. I-4SSS.
PROFESRIONAL HORSESHOErT
Ph. 4-B0SS Salem, or TMMS Wood bum.
GRAIN FED lean type hogt.Tl Jc per
H. Phone 4-JJS2.
I REG. Hereford row V Smos7old
rslf. Cow will freshen In February.
Also I Jersey heifer. S mna. eld. 1
Holttein bull. 1 yr. old. from Che-
anawa Indian herd. Can be seen
at SaleS Hollywood Dr, D. W. Don
aldson. Ph. 3-3430. 3-4521.
403 Livattock Wanttd
UVESTOCK buyer. A. F Snmmer,
130 Harmony Dr. Ph. 4-SOS7.
LIVESTOCK BlTi'ER
Emery Alderman. 4-4430, 4-7J1S
LIVESTOCK buyer. Claude Edwards.
Rt 3, Boa SWE. Ph. 4-1111
CA1TLJC. horses, at your farm. E. C.
McCandllsh, Rt. S, Box 1S7. S-SISS
CATTLE BUYERS E. I. and H. Sne-
then 4297 State. I-134J or I-4JS0.
404 Poultry ind Rabbits
WASHED rarrots, 1.0S per bag. 1SU
Mission St.
HUNTERS We dress tame is wild
fowl buy rahblts. Wing's. ss
f Stale. Ph. 4-3S1S.
DRESSED hens for locker delivered
or alive at reach. 4-1371.
408 Pets
FOR service. S tiny outstanding type
AKC reg. Chihuahua studs. Bure
breeders. Ph. 3-7731. .
MALE BOXER Fswn, AKC reg. 11
mos. old. Ph. 4-S424 after t p m.
REa Dachshund, hold tiirXmasT $33
and up. Ph. 16254 McMlnnvllle.
lYBLDTeg. Boxer, S3rPh. 2-"iCt4
l-VlLLPaJaollTeTljb- I0m7"
FULL blooded Cocker Spaniels, fe
male puppies, call 4-324.
REG.Schtpperke puppies. All day
Sat. A Sun. After I week dayt.
Ph. -io:ia.
TWO full-grown coon hounds. S33 O0
Rt. l. Box BW. Aumsvillt. Ph. S3.
BEAUTIFUL 4 mna old German
short hair pup. Would make good
Xmai present. Ph. Molalla 32.12.
PArTkFETS" - Cages eV Suppllel.
BAM Arlsry, USS Maywood
4-542S. ' ; .
NICE PlVppfKS to give swsy. 3:12 N
34th St. I'll. J-0M3. '
Htxi. Ssmaved puppies fur sale, from
championship stuck, fsll 2-U.UWt
iTfiLLY WOOD Aquarisim, IMS Mc
Coy Tropical, golilflth, equipment.
PEDIGREE- RuiTer "Csnsrles. Rea
snnsble priced. Ph. S-'SlnV
PAHAKKETS Cages 4 iupptles.
3823 8.3 Commercial. Ph. 1-2733
aTlRD-I'sradlse-tor otros, raeea, eup
pllea IISO Urtngrton. I-1S4S
PARAKEETS, ragee, suopllea, 4 C
ners Avtar 41 la Hudson S-S4B1
Ilea, 4 Cor.
454 Sowlnf, MacKines
SINGER
SEWING MACHINES
rioor Models sc Demonstrstors
REDUCED
" 10 to
JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS
No Money Till 1956
SELECT YOURS NOW FOR CHRISTMAS DELIVERY
For Free Colored Catalogue of All Models Call..,
"Singer Sewing Center
130 N. Commercial
, - SEWING MACHINES
FLOOR SAMPLE SALE
Adlcrmstie and many other, national advertised briada.
' ; SAVE
..UP TO 40
LIPMAN & WOLFE- .
' ' aad flaa
S&H GREEN STAMP
DIRECTORY
"Clip & Save for This Week's
Best Buys'
. ,
LAWN StPPUtS
Bowser Brne.
iiu a. uis
. Csraea tractor ksadquartanl
LBATaf B COODS
anafer LeaUver OoeeM . j
121 M. Cortunerclal
Loggsge ai Fttta Leatbag CeMeJi
MEATS
MpOowoB's MM.
I1M S. 15th
Blckory Bmatied Baeae
PAINTS WAlXfAPIB ' '
Butrneeas
lO N. Coenmerelal
Pa. a-Ml
ADIO
Mltrhels Radio TV
lau stste St . . S-7S71
Intulling. Baloa It Service
SEIVICB STATIO.tt
Batdorf't feaaee Station
SOSS Fairgrounds . . S-74S1
14th A Stale . . S-SSSI
Webb Annorenn iSicnfleldl
;h arts too
Complete Auta ResauiAg
TELFVIStON
Mitchell's Radio a TT
KM Stale SL . . J-JJT1
Installing. Sales A Service
400 Agriculture
412 Fruit and Farm Fmduct
SORTED potatoes HI!. 100 b. Also
rea potatoes, l't mile east. mil
north of Ktiter school. Wstch for
si.is. i No tales Fri. after S CO ana)
Sat.). Ed Soroed.
SQUIIR S DAIRY Jug mllkTsOc gal
Ph. 4-I07V
WA LN UTS Large, good quality
Franquettes. cnmmerclsllv dried.
XV lb 13N N. ISth Ph J-M2S anr
4: wk. dsys, weekends all day.
DON'T sell too low, we are paying
top prices at our ne location, for
Walnuts, Filberts. A meats. Comp
ton Nut Co on Htghwsy In Dundee)
Formerly Dayton Nut Co-op. Me
Minnvilie. HOLLY for decorating as wreathe.
Ph. 4-10S7.
PASTEURIZED whole milk. 73c gal
deliverer. Cleary Dairy. 2-3C3S
rj Dairy Co-op. Assn.h
iigu!lS.!(4
IsllU
11
1
DELtVEK to tha Msyflower Salem
riant. 213S Fairgrounds Road, be
aten lain, and Itttn, daily
except Saturday and Sunday.
KINO Ai Delirious Apples. Bring your
containers, JS30 Blossom Dr. 0. D.
Noren. Ph. 4-3S.U.
APPLES Yellow Delirious. Crimsiti
Golden eV Jonathans. Wt U deliver.
Ph. 2-glOS.
FOR SALE: Apples. L I. Wendt m
ml. from bridge an Wallace Bel.
HAY Ik STRAW for ssle. Will da
liver. Ph. 1-4437.
APPLES 11 at ft. So. Cecil Boyd. I,
mi. East Clear Lake Sch. Ph. 1-tlU.
4 13 Porfihsar
ROTTED MANURE. Faiell. fine nan.
lira by aark or yard. Delivered or
at farm. Phillip's Bros. Rt Bos
4SJ, Ph. 43081.
FERTILIZER
Rotted manure. No wtsds. Ph. 14331.
42S Auction Salt
Monday Dec. 5th
7:30 P.M.
Close out of exclusive tins of ladies
CLOTHING 4 ANTIQUES. Blouses,
skirt, slips, maturity wear, etc
East Salem. Auction
1225 N. Lancaster
450 Merchandise
451 Machinery end Toots
ir Blactf sr Decker else. Brltl. tjr
Stl. I'h. 4-S034.
HAVE several used welders AC as
DC Call4-7S44.
USED are A acetylene welder. In
qulre SfS Illinois. S-SSSS.
454 Sawinf Machines
PH. 3-3313
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