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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 21, 1956)
C. f I " s (7 ! i i n worm ADVAM'K I'nh Park 111 Thursday nliiM at I iiiiiliilnrla School made rink ad- ,i(H riniiit aunrils In the fnllnw. b.: Weill bmltiri ('lurk rniilf, Ilrx Minnrd, John lliiflkln, llnlihy Mm Idl, Michael Hngut, .Soil firnvunld, Barry Sterrell, ,;i(k Wnlrolt, Rnl.hy Pare and 1 uny Park; Wolf (iold Arrow, (ire i:ory Nirhnlls, Ronald McMullen, Ilntrr Kmka, Bnlihy Moen; Hear lisdnrs-Vern Bennett, Ricky Hen ndt and llarter DcWerse; Lion liadge-l'lark Mason. Have M.ithli Pros. Check your roof brlore It Iraki, (adv.) Maihls Dion, will survey your roof Krec of charge. I'h, 4 ladv.) Area Farmers rv ci io snare in Hank Dividend Fin hundred and fifty farmer! and stockmen In Marlon, Polk and Yamhill countiei will ihare In s. 407 M dividend declared by the Willamette National Farm Loan Association, Carroll It, Nelson, secretary-treasurer, announced this week, Thii M. 407. JO dividend Is the Willamette association'! ihare of a t.ri,ooo dividend declared by the Federal Land Bank of Spo kane. Nelion aaid. The bank'i capi tal slock ii owned by the Willam ette NFLA and 64 similar national f.irm loan association! In Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington. Association stock, in turn, is owned by mcmber-borroweri. Since 1944 the hank hai paid out more than $2,900,000 in dividends, and mem bers of the local association have benefited to the extent of $67, 21S65 during that period. MOM! KIW AVIANS Jllf.F A in end Klwanls Club, that of North flfilrm, will be among serv let groups helping tmljiy In rolled. Ing dimes (1imnlon lnr the Marc h o Dimes fund campaign. North Salem Klwanlsns ill stationed around (be Meier k Frank block, Hollywood Associated Flvlng A New Ph. 2 0100; Pick up & deliver. (adv.) Dental plntei repaired while you wait at Painless Parker Dentist, 12S N. Liberty, Salem. TREE IAID DAMAGED A complaint lhat neighborhood children rut limbs off a tree on his premises was made Friday lo city police by Luis Cass, 419 S. IVth St. Plxle Cafe open under new man agement. Hours from S a m. to I p.m. daily except Suns. Free Ham burger k Coffee, Sat., Jan. 21st from 10 a.m. to 4 p m. Krnest k Ada Ingram. 942 N, Commercial. (adv.) Salem Junior k Senior High School Art exhibit. Jary Flowers, Capital Shopping Center, (adv.) WENRLEY TO CRADl'ATE Orvltle W. Wensley, Salem Route 3, is among 238 who will be grad uated Sunday from Western Michi gan College, Kalamazoo, Mich. Fast efficient roof service. Caicade Roof Co. Th. 3 4R23. Hired Farm Men Making More M( wicy Public EHecorcIn Ky I II 1 IK !.. MADKKV Farm Keillor, Tha Klali-tmM r. - ... .j . .. . . l. - 1!IM i ii rutin n run nrrn wni vr nai ' more money lo Jingle In his pocket "'""'vs waiter , A. this yens, limn he has ever had Thomas: Judgment ordered for le be fnrt. Karm waBe rates In Ore-1 ,t1di1"1 ,ln u.'1 "". son are hmh nrl .Ml, not ih. 1 . .-Wphme I. Dugger va t ranklln ( llt( I If COl It T lOcranlnke, logger, and Hetty Jean Heist ltd G. Petersen vs Juo!'fVrrs. 21. 2 "U Mate M , at hmne. (',. Petersen: Complaint for divorce Fdward Hamilton, SI, IW4 N. ihiiren di-erllon n,l inki tul'4lh St, laborer, and Fs'her Dul- lo real and personal property. Mar ried at Vancouver, D. C., Nov. 20, n ma country mey nre.i. ..-r.-..-. . ... - . . ourly basis, the highest I orr fhfr' " Inhumain . ever been In this state.) r,a,mfnl nd '"'""J10?. ofiDiea h on to this, tht farm op- ,orm,r f Jofrhlr C Fer- P" J" highest in the country they are on an hi they have in addition to this, the farm op erator is now paying social secu rity to any farm laborers who have earned lioo or more. These are conclusions reached Monroe Dugger: Complaint for di- gueion. Married at Salem, May 2, IBM. Credit Service Company vs Madi son C. Smith and Mabel Smith: Complaint seeks judgment of ton. 47, fi24 N 4th St . at home, Lawrence Fischer. J1, Salem Itntile I. Rnx Ml, tile layer, and Fliabeih A. Silbernagel, 24, Sclo Itoute I, baker, DISTRICT COI RT Grady William Cope. Portland. with assault with Intent continued to Monday for held under 110,000 bond. Billy Jot Slaughter, 2IU Carle- ton Way. placed on probation for six months after pleading guilty to charge of petty larceny. Employment ,; In Oregon Soars in '55 Sfafnnnn, SaJrm. Orr, 5at.. Jan. 2!. '..' (crc, 1) -3 Steps Tc!:cn for Drainage: District- South of Salem Preliminary steps tord fiirm-1 gnen lo irfmiil Sfl arri, but iail ing a drainage ilislrlit in lt Urge mimlarirt of lh prnpntrd diiri1 flmid plagued area south of Slem;ill be etytililte1 la'rr were taken Friday. j Wheihr lh dulm t will allevlatt Following besring atlendrd by," proMem by hoe.kinj onto fit atxait 90 vocal relilrnli of the sewers Of by inUl!,ng a Sepra! area Marlon f ount y loun voteij -k )m yr to lake the Initial sieps in helping Mm P"!l Drooerty owners form the distrut. meetings. C(mnty Judge Ilex JUrV 72 Arrested for Drunk Driving In December, '55 State police Friday reported 72 arrests for drunken driving during December, 1955, with finei ag gregating $11,965. There were 7R6 arrest! for viola tion of the basic rule and 376 ar rests for no operators-chauffeurs license. Arrests in the game code division numbered 192 with fines of $7035. Births ALMERO To Mr. and Mrs. Pio Almero. Brooks, a daughter, Fri day. Jan. 20, at Salem Memorial Hospital. BRADSHAW To Mr. and Mrs. J a m e Bradshaw, Roseburg, a daughter, Friday, Jan. 20, at Sa lem General Hospital. CARROLL - To Mr. and Mr$. Robert Carroll. 1980 N. Church St.. a daughter, Friday, Jan. 20, at Salem General Hospital. , FRIESEN To Mr. and Mrs. Er nest Fricsen, Lebanon, a son. Fri day, Jan. 20, at Salem General Hospital. by agrlcultura fonomlsK after. IMl,S7 d, d hm a few week! of figuring The con- o( d f m clusloni were released Friday. Gfr1 d E rum L A wniie larm operator! in uregon.pump: Dwret for divorct award- were selling their products for anied to plaintiff. average I per rent less, the farm rates, per hour, without board or room, ' averaged lev en rents on January 1, lr, above the start of 195, The average wage paid on January 1 thii year for farm labor was $1.14 an hour. All sections of tht country re ported paying higher average hourly wage rates as 195a" got un derway than they were paying as 1955 got off to iti start. The range in individual itatei wai quite wide. Connecticut wai at the top of the Salem Sand and Gravel Co., vs Capitol Rock Co. and othen: Com plaint seeks judgment of $98371 allegedly due on contract. Statt vs Jim R, Ballance: De fendant sentenced to three years In statt penitentiary with credit for time served since plea of guilty to charge of statutory rapt. Bertha Sergeant vs Vincent Du man: Verdict for plaintiff awards judgment of $3,704. Ann Wright vs Thelma D. Miller Youth Must Learn To Head, Write, Gels Probation Learning to read and wrltt was one of the conditions of probation for Billy Joe Slaughter. 2185 Carle ton Way, who waa aentenced Fri day by District Judge Edward O. Stadter Jr. on a charge of petty larceny. , Other condition for the six months probation for Slaughter In cluded residing with his parents and no marriage without consent of the court. Slaughter had pleaded guilty lo the theft of two tubes of dental Employment In Oregon climbed I7IM) lo 4I4 0O0 about U.4i0 higher than a year ago and the best year end total ever reported, tht Slate I'neniployrncnt Compensation Com mission reported Friday. Preliminary estimates, made In cooperation with the V. S. Bureau, ...ley aaid. or i,amr stausiirs. were naa on;. ' .... tt r.iim.i,j . .i inarariiitT in uiar k una Liiuustes u u - - reports from 1900 representative establishments. Record employment In trade, transportation, service and govern ment provided the main Impetus, although gains In ship repairing, machinery and metals enabled the manufacturing total to remain at 135,400, same as a year before when lumbering operations wen considerably higher. lagging and sawmill jobs were estimated at 58,700 last month com pared with 61.3)0 In lale 1954. Con struction remained at 11,100 which was tht same as In November and 2,100 above a year ago. Food pro cessing dropped 2,000 to 15,000. I RO G E R S To Mr. and Mrs. ; Charles R. Rogers. 187 W, Miller I St., a son, Thursday. Jan. 19, at I Salem Memorial Hospital. and Verner E. Miller: Plaintiff's list, paying the highest hourly rate ' motion for voluntary non-suit al at $1 18. The lowest rale recorded lowed. tu ss U1 mam fa tin kvtis nea lA In Ciiilrtt Fmnrli M Mitchell Va rlornrn rma "v t vim as till llisut pniu ts Ui'utii ......... . . , Carolina nnt two !! bIH,T. Gladden: Defendant ordered to Plt'. Men from a Salem drug h nhrv aunraaa hAnrlu ri thnn nr(V1lir n fl nf H III POUIT Inf ar. did Oregon. With Connecticut arguments on demurrer to petition the top, Washington state was not j for writ of hBbcai corpus, far behind at $117. Rhode Island' -.-,, rm. equalled Oregon'! $114 average o"TE iuvkt rate. All other atates were below. oi uet t. rope, oeceasea- urder admits estate to probate; estate estimated at $24,000. Estate of Myra M. Sawyer, de ceased: Order admin will (OrtH bate; estate estimated aTlTtrWO. j Estate of Jesse S. Wbitlatch, dc School j Reporter something should bt dune to re-i J"h" An.iervin. emmty engineer, llrvt Uie unsatUfactory sanitation Mtimated tht co.t of a district to and drainage problems in tht trTt 'P" "'' iTrxl- Senior Sanitarian W.lbur Creen ' by loo fool of the Marion County Department :n'" ' ,h would of health said the problem of In- I" essrd to pri-rty owneri adequate drainage Ii mainly a re- over a periiod of time, to be re sult of non-absorbent clay depmits P"l I" '" ' 'f whlt h do not absorb sewagt from After district boundary lines art septic tanks. Recent heavy rami W "" tlwtton woiilJ have added to tht difficulties. e held within the proposed dis trict to determine if the district 2.30 Persas athoutd bt formed. A majority of Tht area Involved contains an votes cast must be favorable to estimated 1,300 persons. It lies im-i carry out the project. District of mediately smith of the city limits .fleers also would bt chosen at and Is bounded roughly on the this election, east by Prlngle Road and on thejfewfr Ut west by the Liberty Road ares I Anderson told tht hearing that and extends to just south of even If preparations itarted now Madrona Avenue. actual construction of stwer lines Currently consideration la being, probably would not start before tht spring of 1957. Farm employment continues to tall oil, however. The average, number of person! employed on farms in 195 was down about 2'i per cent from 1954. The bigge.4 drop was in family workers al thoush there was a decline in both feaMd: 0rdcr 8dmils ,0 Pr- family and hired workers. Pedestrian Wins $3,701 Settlement Judgment of $3,704 was awarded Friday by a Marion County Circuit Court jury to Vincent Duman who wai struck by a car on the Mt. Angel-Monitor Highway two years ago. Duman had brought a $16,000 damage suit against Bertha Ser geant, driver of the car, alleging negligence on her part in the Feb. 13, 1954. mishap. bate; estate estimated at $800. Estate of Beaulah M. Thomason, deceased: Order admits will to probate; estate estimated in excess of $10,000. Estate of Frank Wade, deceased: Order closes estate and discharges administratrix. Estate of Olaf M.'Hillard, de ceased: Order closes estate and discharges administratrix. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS LeRoy Free. 24, Hubbard Route I."" Box 325, chocker fetter, and Myrtle Mae Robb, 19, 934 Saginaw St.. at home. Howard Virgil Brunson, 29, Woman Tells Assault Try An attempted attack was made Thursday night on a Salem woman in the 700 block of N. Church Street. City police said her screams scared off her as sailant. The woman told officers iht was walking near the Mill Creek: bridge when the man approached and grabbed her about the neck, with the warning, "Shut up." She said the man, whom she described as "youngish," fled be tween two houses when ihe start ed screaming. GRANGE TO MEET ROBERTS The Roberts Grange will mrct Saturday at 8 p.m. Mem bers of the Ankeny Grange have been invited as guests. RICHMOND SCHOOL Nancy Miller nf the Booster party and David Relnwald of the Minute-Men psrty were nomi nated for the office of ttudent body president for the current term at Richmond School Friday. Final elections will be held next Friday. Other nominations of Boosters and Minute-Men re spectively, Include vice presb dent, Karen Fox and Dorothy Perkey; secretary. Marilyn Ale shire and Pamela Shaw; treas urer, Jo Anne Doerksen and John Varah, - and sergeant al arms, Gary Martin and Mike Evans. Nelson Off for Farm Leoi.n Meet Carroll R. Nelson, secretary treasurer of the Willamette Na tional Farm Loan Association, left Thursday for Spokane to attend a four-state meeting of tht Nf LA secretaries and officials of the Federal Land Bank of Spokane. Nelson said the two-day meeting will review of the bank i opera tion in Idaho, Montana, Oregon and Washington, and discuss of bank and association programs. Green said It was problematical whether any time or money could be laved by waiting for possible annexation to the city. Firit itepi to bt taken by tht county wai bt a preliminary iur vey of tht area, Its problem! and possible solutions. It waa txptcted thii would take at least several weeks, after which another meet ing of property owneri would bt called. Sticky Mud Halts Thief Sticky mud helped recover a 1954 Cadillac reported stolen early Friday morning from the Capitol Chevrolet Co., 310 N. Commercial, city police reported. Officers said the ear was found abandoned in the rear of a build- ing in ine uuu oiock hi rnrau- row Street, where it had appar- CARD OF THANKS Wt wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to all who ao kindly assist ed, and for tht words of sympathy and tht beautiful floral offerings extended at the death of our be loved husband and father. Louise Purney Harold J. Purney and family Marie McKenney and family m 1 'S MS DO IS AID C10W, Imum, Tut, tar I Mr SulikaS -At-Mr? iiii. I ? RI. JoMih Aiatrla ! Ca.ldria. Ihf lik H art artnt Han." SKSWffil ST. JOSEPH ASPIRIN FOR CHILDREN lunch or Dinner Ordon to Tskt Out OUR SPECIALTY LOBSTER THERM1DOR W tavta rnlMM la COMPUTI DINNII tM 123 tttt PAIKINO) lOUtS FISH GROTTO IIAFOO0 AS YOU DM IT mi U. CmmmmLiI It. Itrfly CWy's PWttfM lOUIt Willi, faatMrly W Tt Fitk 'Or, 'rtUirf CMI10SIN I MINU Op Dily II A M. '. C fcftwtalyi Cawh Saul PsrtM. Vm to $0 P It fr T 1 L Just a Few of the Many, Many Bargains in This Sale Double Dresser $110 Large Mirror, Cabinet Head Board MwJr, Bed, Nite Stand Slightly water damaged. Choice 3 finishes. ( Dayeno and Chair Rocker Set $10 Heavy modern frieze cover, choice 4 colors. $ 1095 $0050 Coil Springs Simmons Twin and Full Size. Innerspring Mattress Guaranteed Twin or Full Size H Price. Matching Box Spring $29.50. Nite Stands 1 lot Walnut or Blonde... Convertible Sofas iCO Black Iron frames. Choice Brown, Red or Gold Tweed Covers. " """ Living Rm. Tables $1 A95 1 Lot-Values to 49.50 . Living Room Set $1ACI 3 Pc. Matched Daveno, Chair, Rocker. . $4" J69 Card Tables Sampsonite Reg. 7.95. .i... Recliner Chairs Boltaflex cover, ref . 149.50, damaged, WAREHOUSE AT 2698 PORTLAND ROAD MUST BE VACATED AT ONCE Saturday 9 Til 6 Sunday 12 'Til 6 All New Furniture and Appliances, some "as is"! Some water - damaged - all excess overstock! Come join the Crowd-the Greatest Sale of Sales! All Origin al Costs have beqn forgottten-Buy Now! Save Now! Don't Miss This Sale! One Location Only 2698 Port land Rd. DAVENPORT and CHAIR Htavy Mohair or Nylon Friexc Covers Foam Cushions Hand Tied Coil Spring Bast Choice of Coven DOUBLE DRESSER mm Mirror Cabinet Headboard Bed, Chinchilla Finish Slightly Damaged Chrome Extension Tabic 1 Arm Chair S Side Choirs 7 Pet. OS f n n n l jv U Appliances at Closeout Prices 8Vi-ft. REFRIGERATOR $17 A Reg .199.95 r 1 W Pushbutton Defroster Reg. 329.95 Deluxe Electric Range OOH Reg 299 95 ..... J&0 Deluxe Electric Range $011 Double Oven-Reg. 329.95..... ....i " 19-ft. Upright Freezer $OAfl 1 Only-Reg. 469.95 -. 3J& r n m m Just a Few of the Many, Many Bargains in This Sale Dayeno and Chair Bumper End Heavy frieze modern covers. Choice of 5 Colors. Walnut Double v Dresser Cabinet .Headboard Bed 2 Kite Stands. 119 Living Rm. Group $139 (I pc. Matched Daveno, Chair. W M Rocker, 2 End Tables, CoUee Table, Choice of 6 Covers." Living Rm. Tables $1188 1 Lot-Values to $18... " Double Dresser $159 Charcoal finish Cabinet Headboard " Bed, 2 Nite Stanrls. Save 100. , ' Upholstered Chair $1 A 1 Only,"Wel!ught XtWi.rZZ.'Z Tel-a-Table Chair $Q A 1 Only, Modern Upholstered Slightly Soiled. Daveno $50 1 Only Modern Cover Vi Price W W THROW RUGS $V9 27x54 All Wool-Values to 24 95 DAVENO 1 only Blonde finish, red metalic Up cover Save 4. 60 SAL! AT nCCN'S -W ABE HO US L . 9 'Til 6 ILWlJ) V V) hi U LZ-AUVJU- L W L-J) 12 -Til 6
