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FIVE PERMITS ISSCED
Building permits issued Friday
at city hall included J. Calvert, to
alter a two-story house at 1880 N.
Winter, $500; Rolland Rasmussen,
to alter a woodshed at 1915 Fair
mount, $376; Henry Rund, to wreck
a two-story house and garage at
130 E. Owens. $400; Hugh V. Har
ris, to alter a two-story house at
1183 and 1183 N. Church, $2S;
Michael McBride, to alter a one
story house at 2105 Oxford St.,
$150.
Court Apts. (Court Cottage of-
CAMERA TAKEN
A movie camera was stolen from
his car sometime between Satur
day evening, April a, and Tuesday
evening, Harold Evenden, 990 S.
24th St., told Salem police Friday.
Evenden said the car was in a
Salem garage at the time, police
reported. Value of tht camera was
placed at $49.95.
MOTOR BURNS
Armed Forces
Add 29 Area
Men in April
Twenty-nine Salem area men en
listed or re-enlisted in one of the
four branches of the armed forces
during April, according to informa
tion from Salem recruiting stations.
The U.S. Air Force led the list
with nine persons being sworn in,
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An automatic alarm set off by e'rm. ....... . k ..j ....
burned-out elevator motor brought wVth '
Salem firemen to the Royal Court j SIp .:.. n.:.,mn(.
Bechthold,
Apartments. 1100 Chemeketa St.. were by RoAw W.
for down town auiet apts. from; about 5:30 p.m. rnday, ine fire nm,t. . i rPV w i, nn c
urparu r..i rct.'- (High Street; and Roy M. Faria,
nau s.amu uci.rrn ...... j..:.. ru 5 Ray E Lcwis M2 King
$42.50 to $5. Ph. 3-7440. (Adv.)
FALL CAUSES INJIRY
Kirby Bodenweiser, 10, son of ; motor, they said,
vr. ana Mrs. Lewis Bodenweiser,
1030 Glenview Way, received a
severe head injury Friday after
noon when he fell from his bicycle
while riding on-Glen Creek Road.
Salem fircl aiH tnnn cniH Wp wa
taken to Salem Memorial Hospital ; MAN,NJ V,yED
said. Damage was confined to the
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by Willamette Ambulance Service
where he was treated for a prob
able concussion, hospital attend
ants said.
PROVED IN VSE! Classified ads
Wilbur Wymore, Independence,
was taken to Salem General Hos
pital by Willamette Ambulance
Service Friday after he received
a sprain while lifting bundles at a
Salem business firm. Wymore was
are used by more people than any treated at the hospital and re- s. Commercial St., re-enlisting as
a Yeoman first class. Three other
recruits were: William Marshall
wood Drive, qualified as an avi
ation cadet, while Robert J. Kelso
of Gervais re-enlisted.
Other AF EaUstmeats
The four other Air Force en
listments were: Jalmer B. Staf
ney, Jr. and Howard L. Seaton,
both of Woodburn; Robert L. Clem
ents. Monmouth; and Morris
Davis, Independence.
Two Salem men joined the Navy
with Everett Allen Carter, 335 Fair
view Ave., going ia as a recruit.
and Stanley Gordon McNeal, 1415
Two Scholarship Winners
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RAMONA SALMTNEN
Six Salem
Students Win
"Scholarships
WU Teacher
To Study at
Wisconsin U.
Appointments
To WU Staffs
Announced-
Appointment of many of the sen
ior scholars and departmental as
sistants for next year at Willam
ette University was announced Fri
day by Dr. G. Herbert Smith. '
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sat., May 3, "36 (Six: I) 5
Slrict BiUhoarcl
Law Enforcement
Starts This Month
Strict enforcement of the law
regulating billboards on highways
State Engineer Lewis Stanley iiU begin this month, State Labor
said Friday he and a sub-group I ?i"er NonnM ' NUen
Washington,
State Border
Talks Planned
Salem Man
Given Helm
Of Destroyer
Cmdr. John A. Lindbeck. son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lindbeck. 2205
Englewood Ave., and husband of
the former Miss Carolyn M. Brady
of Salem, has relieved Cmdr. Rich
ard W. Aray, as commanding of
ficer of the escort destroyer.
U.S.S. RICH, at Norfolk. Va. I The appointees who will serve , m. Washington officials th nrtin ivms t. .
Cmdr, Undbecks previous ship in their major departments are m (j , di the ! advertising structure or sigr" Nil
command was the destroyer es- Larry Thompson of Hoquiam.l,n,B 1 m,'m' ""J Mid - ?Jl
cort, U.S.S. DOUGLAS A. MVN'RO. ' chemistry; Marilyn Isaak of Sa-.'ng of a definite boundary be-, " vioi.tion.ar.ine,""
The MUNRO gained national pub- lem. Gayle York and Carole Pfaff.lwcen the states of Oregon and ,XLvetLn 'arm,
licity in mi by Climaxing, with of Portland, psychology: Martin Washington. I ""JT" "T T"TJ j,
rescue, a thirty hour search for , Burlingame of Vancouver, philoso- Tt,p 0recon Interstate Coooera-'- 5. J.iw , permit
a trans-Pacific racing yachtsman, phy; Don Agnew of Salem, physics: tiv, comXU mrt wtt ,or '?M .by
lost overboard in stormy mid- Ann Notson of Portland and PauliL"' ,T wtT. , To . id diicSsS . "w.!!? l'f" te
of the Oregon Interstate Cooper i
"No one now has Uie excuse (
tion Commission would meet with bad WMthw fof ,,-,,., to Bm
Pacific waters. Edwards of Woodburn, history
In April. 1953. Cdr. Lindbeck was Diane Burkland of Salem. James
assigned duty in the Pentagon as
head of the Training Branch, Office
of Naval Intelligence. Before taking
command of the RICH, he spent
six months as a student at the
Armed Forces Staff College in Norfolk.
Gov. Smith Names
Dr. J. Charles Nichol. associate
Iprofcssor of chemistry at Willam-1 Knkpr I OlIIllV DA
Appointment of Jesse R. Him
melabach, Jr., as district attorney
of Baker County was announced
bv Gov. Elmo Smith Friday. He
Two more North Salom High etle university, will work on a pro
seniors and four more from South . w . i
Salem have been notified that they M0Clate ln V " "
are the recipients of scholarships summer at the University of Wis
to colleges. consin.
Continuing his post-doctoral work
Mn Kvoivn koiirr 'n7ii.'im hi withDr.fi. A. Albertv. Drofessor succeeds the late Robert F,
befji granted the University of Ore-1 of Pjycl chemistry at the Uni- Vaughn and will serve until his
iHvJ . " v,':. V": Venn Mothers srholarshio With versiiy ot Wisconsin. Dr. Nichol successor Is elected ana quauueo,
, bong ana uary uram iNeuieia, Doth ,hi. ar. ,JW.iMr. .,,, will studv the behavior nf amino : Himmelshach had the unanimous
other type of advertising. You can leased.
11CA It Im K,f Ail ini, .COll t kiln
When you remodel, start with the Uf .. i
WOMAN PITS OUT FIRE ! p.umbing k Heating. Call Judsons. VSTft.SS
A (ire at thp home of Duffy 3-4141, for fre planning aids. r' ckuw. Ami rn
nilt htirt firpmnn arrived Vr'i.
day. Salem fire department re- PAPER DRIVE TODAY b,8. V " ' tuition for her freshman year. acid solutions, the building blocks support of the Baker County Bar
ported. Mr. Delbert clumoed a West Salem Cub Scout Pack li i Her manv school activities in- 01 Pons. in an electric field. Association
bucket of sand on the small blaze will conduct its annual paper drive Newberg Mei elude cadet teaching, newspaper
which was believed lo have start-, today. Residents of West Salem Three Newberg men enlisted in ,laff- Elk outstanding student
ed from an oil stove, firemen are asked to have their news- the Marine Corps: Bert he! R. Stor- leader award, Quill and Scroll
said. Firemen answered the call : papers securely tied and visible ment, Sterling H. Eide and David ; honor society.
about 2 p. m. from the street so that they may.H. Lane. The four other Marine Sociology, Psychology
recruits were Dudley H. Kenyon, At the University of Oregon Judy
McMinnville; William L. Kirk, wm major in sociology and psy
Yamhill; Stanley G. Sumpter, Falls chnlogy, minoring in education.
uiy; ana Lesier u. Morns ot Also receivins a Universitv of
Oregon Mother's scholarship of
Davis of The Dalles, and Margaret
Ma gone of St. Helens, English.
Arda Lien of Salem, Sally Jones
of Longview.f biology; Lou Ann
Mergler of Mount Vernon and Sara
nuriwtfl hv individuals.
the project. j
Stanley said it was important!
that the boundary lin be esttatb-' HP Tli
lished on a permanent and definite X ITC X I
basis because of contusion result
ing at the present time ia the col-
Horton of C.nby. language; Ct; - ""LJL
L tchf eld of Newport, home eco-i
nomics: Eugene Groves of Eugene.,. 0rrf n an a"l"(0nf;
religion; Uwis Beatty of Portland l'11-' m.us . n'
and Margie WUson of Hebo. eco-i r? nite boundary line can
j be established.
Frances Tnompwn of Hoquiam! The public In the part legally
and Joyce Ambler of Portland. h a'Mh,hS. Wver
.k. ii.,iiv,n M.nihn;the middle of the Columbia River
IIIU9IV ttrtvi , at a aj v j .
r du4 .Mil nrrn Wright nil channel.
vi a in saiivi auiu v w-
Salem, music literature; Carolyn
Burr of Roseburg, music education
Departmental assistants for the
coming year are Robert Allen of
Walla Walla, chemistry; Suzy Piatt
of San Francisco, English: James
Scott of Salem, biology; Gail Davis
of the Dalles, language; Ashley
Rose of Dundee, religion; Barbara
Morgan of John Day, Bill Wheat
of Milton Freewater. and Lewis
Beatty of Portland, economics;
Helen Allen of Portland and Ray
Myers of Salem, education, gradu
ate departmental assistants.
Try Halted
Ronald Russell, manager of Dm
Candalaria Shell Service Station;.
2950 S. Commercial St., told city
police Friday that four mea at
tempted to take two new tires from
his station about 12 p.m.
Police said the men took the
tires while Russell was answering
a telephone call and placed them
in the trunk of their car. Tbejr.
were apparently sees by Russell,
who apprehended two of the mett
and recovered ( the Urea, poller
said. -
The two were questioned by city ,
police and released.
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Unsightly facial hair removed f,c" ,p,k , ",u
.f .,-..--. i .. n,i-'. I be taken at this time.
Beauty Salon. Ph. J-SSM. (adv)
BULL RETURNED
State police cornered a roving I sett Home.
PROWLER REPORTFIi
Mrs. Pearl Hill. 447 Shippii JtilV I Army enlistments were in three part tuilin wa, Rlchard Castle.
.St., said a prowler was observed h .f, n!ca,er,os Will,am . Savat son of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Castle!
n h.r knma thnut lam ' M lai, t via, ...... ,
it. a, , iitiinc luuui A a. Ill, III
day, Salem police report. Mrs.
Hill said the outdoor electric
switch had been turned off. A
similar incident occurred about
six weeks ago at her horns, Mrs.
Hill told police.
.Dental plates repaired while you
wait at Painless Parker Dentist,
125 N. Liberty. Salem.
Center St., who said a bull was
roaming through his garden.
Patrolmen said the bull merely
wandered across the road.
Ham dinner, Slayton Catholic
Putsh dining room Sunday, May
6. 11:30 to 3 p.m. Adults $1 25,
children 75c. (adv.)
Public I
Itecorcls
MAN HOSPITALIZED
James L. Fuller, who gave his
address as Crescent, Calif., was in
"fair condition" Friday at Salem
Memorial Hospital after he appar
entlv suffered a stroke at a do
town hotel about 11 am. Frida
Salem first aid men reported
CIRCUIT COURT
Annie Neat Mitchell vs William
imo lottage si., joinea the tun His high school activities include
Infantry Division, and Glen E. 1 science club and membership in
Nichols. Aumsville. enlisted in the rally squad. He will major in
Army Ordinance. Four enlistees pre-medicine.
went into Airborne: Ernest P. WU-, state tuition scholarships were
hams, Woodburn: Owen Charles awarded to Martin Andic. son of
Riddle. Bonania; Hawlcy H Hood, the V. E. Andic s of 1043 S. High
Chiloquin; and Gerald B. Howard, ,nd john Anderson, son of Mr.
Slsters- and Mrs. Edward H. Anderson,
Rt. 4. Box 2M.
Pre-Mediclne Major
Andic is a member of National
Honor Society and Science Club.
His major at the University of
Oregon will be pre-medicine.
Anderson will major in engineer
ing or mathematics at Oregon
State He is a member of National
Miss Dorothy Cornelius, since Honor Society and was a nicmlxT
Supreme Court
J Employe Quits
riD ni'npTi.-n cmi fc'V
a 1'ivi n,i,i-ii aiit.imohiU mk n employe of the State Su- of the Mate champiunshio debate
Hugh Mitchell: Plaintiff seeks di- f(()rn from nls home aboul t Pn "a resigned team.
vorce and restoration of former, m Tk,irH-,v sinurt v h. effective about June 1 to accept a. Larrv Goodman and Ramuna
name of Annie Neal. Married May
6. 1955. at Stevenson, Wash
Dora Wallace vs Walter Swart
out and Vera Swartout: Civil
suit dismissed with prejudice and
without costs on grounds it has
been settled
Helen C. Clark vs Joan C. Bar-
ardson, 1177 Court St., told Salem
police.
Mathis Bros, revolutionary Johns
Manvillt roofing shingles. 4-6831.
(adv.)
HUBCAP GONE
R. D. Woodrow, 1680 Fairmount
failure of defendant to complete ""jj, 'rom "his ' 15
payments on several loans made; , April 30, Salem city
by the plaintiff who seeks judgment , po,jce M,d rtviity
Mae' Hardy vs Thomas G. Hardy: ELBOW INJURED
Suit for divorce by plaintiff alleges John Marshall, M71 Market St.,
cruel and inhuman treatment: was treated for a, possible dislo
seeks lump sum alimony of $1.000 : caied elbow Friday afternoon, Sa
and confirmation of property stipu- em first aid men reported,
lation. Married Oct. 15, 1955, at
Vancouver, Wash.
position as secretary of the North- Salminen. both North Salem High
western College of Law in Port-: School students, were announced
land.
Miss Cornelius entered the Su
preme Court offices as secretary
to Arthur Benson, then clerk of the
court. In February. 1946, she was
appointed deputy clerk and has
since held that position.
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PROBATE COURT
Estate of Veva G Bennett, de
ceased: Order admits will be pro
bate and appoints executor and
appraisors
Estate of Uosa Ahrens, deceased:
Order appoints administrators of
estate.
Estate of A .1 Flint, deceased:
Order approves estate's final ac
count and directs distribution
Death Takes
C. H. Johnson
as college scholarship winners.
Larry, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ches
ter Goodman, 163S N. 19th St., won
a year's tuition scholarship to Uni
versity of Oregon. The gift came
from the Oregon Dads Club. He
will study for teaching.
Miss Salminen was given a year's
tuition scholarship to Lewis and
Clark College in Portland She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dale
W. Salminen, 1035 N. 22nd St
fJlv Tnil TVnsfv
TENXIMON To Mr. and Mrs. I "V "V
Earl Tennimon 1168 7th Si .j'WalkS Off Jol)
son, Thursday, May 3, at Salem w
Memorial Hospital.
WILLEMS-To Mr. and Mrs.
Waldo Willemi, Route 1, Box
4520, Dallas, s ion, Friday, May
4, at Salem Memorial Hospital.
MACKLIN To Mr. and Mrs.
, a son, r rinay. siay
i Memorial Hospital.
4, at Salem
I.. It ll I'iMI 1 nl.fi
,,, ... .m,o Wendell Macklin, 2190 Berry St
Labish Hd . a resident of the Sa-j .. ,' . .
lem area lor the past 35 years, ;
i did Friday. He was 75.
I Johnson, a retired farmer, was RfifXART-Tn Mr. and Mrs
I horn in Redwood Falls. Minn , ' ,n,.nh n.i,rt Rn -n s, pau.
rrauest sranled for ore innnarv" oi uie .azurcne vmuicii oi nmn.
DISTRICT COURT
A city jail trusty walked away
while helping to gather money
from Salem parking meters, po
lice reported Friday. They listed
the man as Daniel Eugene Harri
son, currently serving a 60 day
sentence for driving on a suspend
ed driver s license
Harrison was assisting an of
ficer in emptying parking meters
about 10:30 a m. Friday when he
disappeared, police said
Richard K Kidd. 22. Newport. 1 April 3. m lie was a memoera on Frja,Vi May 4, at Salem,
M,mnrUI ll,tcni.!ll
hearing on two charges o( unauth- " "s survived by nis wiciow.
orued use of an automobile and Pearl Ann; two sons, lyal. of VAN SANTF.N To Mr. and
set for Mnndnv: bail on each Eugene, and Arthur C. Corvallis; irs Earl Van Santen, 1037 3rd
charge set at $1,500 , three brothers. Roy. Seattle. si , a son, Thursday, May 3, at
!. lames, Canada: and Willard, New Sa)em General Hospital.
MARRIAGE LICENSE APPI.ICA- Richmond. Wis ; four sisters, Mrs. I
TIONS iKate Gould. North Dakota: Mrs. j WALKER To Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard William Slemke. 19. Air Oscar Hillman. North Dakota: Mrs. Robert Walker, 820 Hanson Ave.,
Force. Fair Oaks. Calif., and Jen- Ruby Bisson. Canada; and Mrs. ia son, Friday, May 4, at Salem
me Carol llouard. 17, student, Bernice O'Neil. California; lour General Hospital.
Fair Oaks. Calif I grandchildren and live, great-
Kiley Edgar Bryant. 18. student, 1 grandchildren. I.AYMON - To Mr and Mrs.
lfiS S. 15th Street, and Dixie Ruth Funeral services will be conduct- William Lsymon, 6025 Mclleay
Luna. IV student. Corvallis. Tuesday. May 8, at 1 30 p m in Rd , a son, Friday, May 4, at Sa-
Hans Herman George Doerities, the Rigdon funeral home chapel 1cm General Hospital.
(13, farm laborer, 280 Hrubetz by the Rev. Robert Emerich, Nai
Road, and Monnie May Mercer, arene Church of Keizer Interment
65, housewife, 280 Hrubetz Road, will be at Restlawn Memory Gar
w,.v.,n., dens
William O. Doughty, Route 1,
Salem, found guilty on a charge
of driving while intoxicated,
fined $250, appealed conviction
to the Marion County Circuit
Court
Ravniond P McGranahan. 1750
S. 22nd St., fined $100 and 30 riav s
lail on a charge nl d.ivin
ELDEREST
NURSING HOME
(Non-Sectarian)
Now receiving patients. 2, S
and 4 bed wards. Private
rooms available. Recreation
and TV Room.
All On One Floor
REGISTERED NURSE
Cor. N. Church and Locust
Phone 2-96K
l,:t28 Industrial
Mishaps Reported
A tola! nf U28 industrial ac
cident'. 18 chums lor occupa
tional disease, and four fatalities:
with suspended license plates, ere reported to the Stale Indus-1
fined $5 for driving with no oper
ator s license
Joseph Matajeck, 1535 S. Com
mercial St , lined $5 on a charge
of driving the wrong wav on a
trial Accident Commission here
Friday for the veek ended May 3
The fatalities involved William
D. Sweider. Dorena Loader; Wil
liam E. Carlson. Turner truck dri
one way street: charge of failure ver: Clifford A. Hill. Reedsport
to remain at the scene of an ac- 'choker setter, and Archie W Knee
cident continued until June 7. I land. Portland electrician
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