The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 13, 1956, Page 5, Image 5

Below is the OCR text representation for this newspapers page. It is also available as plain text as well as XML.

    (Cnfly News OyBetfo
CHARGE DISMISSED
A burglary charge against 11-year-old
Milton Frederick Quirk,
Seattle, was dismissed Tuesday by
District Judge Edward 0. Stadter
on the motion of the district attor
ney. Quirk was arrested by city
police May 23 on charge of taking
some candy and tobacco from a
truck parked in a garage.
Dental plates repaired while
you wait at Painless Parker Den
tist, 125 N. Liberty, Salem, (adv.)
appliances Damaged
Fire In a grease pan under a
built-in range brought North Sa
lem firemen to the home of R. L.
Seamster, 2080 Myrtle Ave., about
8:11 a.m. Tuesday. The stove and
one side of a new refrigerator
were badly damaged by heat and
there also was considerable smoke
damage, firemen said.
When you remodel, start with
the plumbing k heating. Call Jud
son's, 3-4141, for free planning
aids. (adv.)
CONVENTION REPORT DUE
A report en the recent District
13 convention is slated at the
Thursdaynoon meeting of the Sa
lem Optimist Club at the Hotel
Marion. Reports will come from
Salem delegates Alfred Pfeifer,
Clare Kruse, Charles Terry and
Harry Cronn.
Oregon Pulp & Paper Co., bond
holders for information concern
ing the retirement of 5 income
bonds, call or see Zilka, Smither
& Co., Inc., 203 Oregon Bldg. Ph.
3-4108. (adv.)
RUNAWAY FINED $15
A 18-year-old Portland boy fined
815 Tuesday on pleading guilty in
municipal court to driving a car
with switched license plates and
failure to display registration also
was found to be a runaway, police
said. He was held for relatives in
Portland.
Unsightly facial hair removed
safely, permanently. Price's
Beauty Salon. Ph. 3 5859. (Adv.)
COLLISION REPORTED
Minor damage was caused in a
collision involving a car backing
from a parking space shortly be
fore a.m. Tuesday in the 200
block North High Street, police
said. Drivers were listed as John
F. Barth, Dallas Route 1. Box 354,
and Elmer L. Byer, 2410 N. 4th St.
NOTICE
For a roof that never needs re
placing or for Revolutionary new
asphalt shingles see Mathis Bros.
2061 State. Ph. 4-6831.
MODERNIZE your Bath with
Duratile, METAL WALL 'TILE.
1248 So. Com. Ph. 4-5292. (adv.)
June 17
WHEN HE OPENS
HIS GIFT FROM
IN THE CAPITOL
SHOPPING CENTER
FREE PARKING
iWf GREEN STAMPS
OPEN MON. & FRL TIL 9
-If V"
if'
pull be
Wpy
fSr'A
WEDNESDAY -JUNE 13
' Helena Rubinstein's Paris
; Beauty Course, conducted
by Helena Rubinstein beau
ty experts, featuring figure
control, skin care, and
, make-up.
AUDITORIUM SECOND FLOOR
10:00 A. M. AND 2i30 P. M.
ACCESSORIES STOLEN
Theft of a car radio, radio clock
and spare wheel and tire from
Rogers Used Car Brokerage, 2215
S. Commercial St., was reported
to police by Ray Rogers, proprie
tor. He estimated value at $113,
police said.
Turkeys oven ready Fill your
lockers now, 33c lb. It up. Closed
Sat. p. m. & Sun. Xuykendall Egg
& Poultry. 3383 Lancaster. Ph.
4-3318. (adv.)
TIPPED FLARE BURNS
West Salem firemen were called
about 5:20 p.m. Tuesday for a
tipped oil flare at the scene of city
sewer laying In the 1100 block Wal
lace Road. They allowed the small
puddle of oil spilled to burn itself
out,' they said.
LEG CUT WITH KNIFE
Jack Fidler, 11, of 1640 S. High
St., was treated for a minor leg
cut received from a pocket knife
while at play at home about 9:30
a.m. Tuesday, first aidmen said.
Tax Agency's
Look at Books
Judged Legal
Circuit Judge Val D. Sloper
Tuesday ruled against a lumber
company's suit that condemned as
a "fishing expedition" a State Tax
Commission subpoena of the com
pany's books for tax purposes.
The phrase "fishing expecition"
apparently implied that the tax
commission was uncertain of what
it was seeking but suspected it
might find something if it could
get its hands on the company
records. Judge Sloper, however,
ruled that the commission's sub
poena was for a specific purpose
and not merely a general order to
reveal the firm's books.
Pope and Talbot, prominent lum
ber firm, brought the suit asking
for a declaratory judgment to
make clear the rights of the re
spective parties.
In its complaint the lumber firm
contended both that the commis
sion lacked authority under exist
ing statutes and that it infringed
on the company's constitutional
I guarantee against unreasonable
j searches and seizures.
I Judge Sloper confirmed a Tax
Commission notice that failure to
comply with the subpoena would
make Pope and Talbot liable to
certain criminal penalties.
ERLANDSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph H. Erlandson, Milwaukie, a
son, Tuesday, June 12, at Salem
Genera;! Hospital.
EVENHUS-To Mr. and Mrs. Al
len Evenhus, 4640 Thorman St., a
daughter, Tuesday, June 12, at
Salem General Hospital.
DERRICK - To Mr. and Mrs.
H. Derrick. 3237 Beacon St., a
daughter, Tuesday, June 12, at
Salem General Hospital.
ALLEMANN - To Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon E. Allemann, Salem Route
5, Box 779, a son, Tuesday, June
12, at Salem General Hospital.
DICK To Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
D. Dick, Helena, Mont., a son,
Tuesday, June 12, at Salem Gen
eral Hospital.
GRISWOLD-To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald J. Griswold, 1895 Fir St., a
daughter. Tuesday. June 12, at Sa
lem General Hospital.
KLANG To Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Klang, 125 N. 14th St.. a daughter.
Tuesday, June 12, at Salem Memor
ial Hospital.
MILEY To Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam E. Miley, Independence, a
daughter, Tuesday, June 12, at
Salem Memorial Hospital.
WOLF To Mr. and Mrs Perry
K. Wolf, Turner, a son, Tuesday,
June 12, at Salem Memorial Hos
pital. -
A m
j
M
Births
mm
Veteran Leader in Salem
iff . ,. . ' .
ii , ; i , v r- -
jT ' ' 'a. ' n fW
'rfll
R. J. Baldwin (left) represents the Salem barracks f WerM War I
veteran above la greeting Al H. Ohlsea, Saa Fraacisce, departmeat
commander tf California, at McNary Field here Tuesday, Baldwin,
Ohlsea and a large delegation ef Salem Werld War I veterans will
leave today for the organisation's state convention In Baker Thurs
day through Saturday. (Statesman Pheto)
County to Escape 'Attack'
In Civil Defense Testing
There will be no rushing ambu
lances, buzzing jets, or scurrying
troops, but throughout the city,
county and state civil defense
workers will be busy combatting
a make believe enemy delivering
a nuclear attack on the Northwest.
All-Out Attack Due
The basic assumption for Oper
ation Alert, is that hypothetical air
and submarine attacks will be
I mane siiuuiianeouMy against id
areas in the United States. Theoret
ical air attacks in the Pacific
Northwest will be made by hostile
bombers carrying atomic and hy
drogen bombs, plus high explosive
and incendiary bombs. Enemy
submarines may launch guided
missiles against areas within their
range, the civil defense bulletin
said.
In Oregon the general patter
i's
Recovered
From River
BEND The body of Ronnie
Olmstead, 17, who drowned in the
Metoliua River, was recovered
Tuesday several hundred yards be
low the point at which he slipped
from a log late Sunday.
. He had been fishing with his
step-father, Earl Severn of Bend,
and his brother, David Olmstead.
Other survivors include his
mother, Mrs. Fern Severn; two
other brothers, Donnie, at home,
! and Sherry, with the Navy in Flor
ida, and a sister, Shirley, of Bene.
His father died four years ago.
Ronnie was the grandson of Mr.
and Mrs. Lafe Sherwood of Salem.
He was graduated this spring with
highest honors from Sisters High
School and won a four-year scholar
ship to Linfield College.
TODAY'S LUCKY
Master
Honey
NUMBERS
440,315
595,210
301,115
If you have a Master Money
Bill with .any of above serial
numbers on it, you win desig
nated award if vou collect it
before 9 P. M. tonight at
Center and Commercial. Any
money not won today will be
added to tomorrow's corre
sponding award. Free Master
Money Bill given at all loca
tions. Winners Must Claim
Award At Center And
Commercial By 9 P. M.
$150
H. DOVE
1075 Larmer
$30
MELVIN JENKS
115 6th St.
Free Whistlepops
With Gas Purchases
MASTER
Fret Master Monet Bin
Given At All Stations
s300
J . f i y f i
. .. i
1
of the test will be to provide
simulated care and housing for
evacuees from Portland, and to
provide support for that city after
the hypothetical attack.
Slated as War Game
Operation Alert will be conducted
as a war game, with civil defense
agencies of the 48 states, the fed
eral civil defense agency, the
armed services, and other federal
groups taking part, lite over-all
test will extend from July 20 to
26, but county and city participa
tion will be only on the 20th.
The test period for Marion
County civil defense units will be
from whenever the first test alert
is sounded until 7 p.m. Hub of the
county civil defense network will
be at the courthouse in Salem.
2
llllllllllllllllipilllIBIIIIIIIII
Yscissouy
SHANKS A' fwlittlO'N-
For Your Patronage" with
( YOU SAVE S. ft iy t--3 I
f coupoNsjngr y
I these items lj , J V
METAL SERVING TRAY
TOLF. ROSE PATTERN Sire: I7H'
2i". Has dozens of uses in living
room, den or breakfast room. Rich
floral design in full color on dull-finish
black background.
Reg. 120 Coupon Value
Yes, this Big Savings Event is our way of
saying "thank you" for your splendid response
to our Coupon Saving Plan a plan that gives
you top-quality products . . . plus coupons as
an extra dividend, and at no additional cost.
But hurry! These special offers at only 20
coupons each expire August 31st, 1956.
Visit your neighborhood Red Scissors
Premium Store without delay. See hundreds of
lovely, useful premiums now on display. All
of them can be yours FREE FOR COUPONS!
IMPORTANT!
Your coupons must include some
from ot leqt,2 of the following brands!
BORDEN'S
EVAPORATED MILK
NO MAIL ORDERS . . . PLEASE! Remember, Offer Expires August 31st, 1956.
Get These Premiums At
SALEM, OREGON Cherry City Elec Appl. Sales (Service, 2040 North Capital St
PORTLAND, OREGON ...Red Scissors Coupon Store, 1115 S. W. Alder St
Mwrt mrt Mm CMfH frwn euaWf P'-hcU. M hr tf 40 tMf. kwMVwfc W WmIiU fifti Unl
W Una fnmmm lltn, r mrf porf tmri tm M Sown C , JO Mi Sift, im trwuttm J, OWtrtu.
ActionDelayed
On Employe's
Reinstatement
Action by the State Industrial
Accident Commission in connec
tion with the reinstatement of
Clyde Hill, recently discharged
for alleged insubordination, has
been deferred until probably ear
ly next week, the commission re
ported Tuesday.
Meanwhile Hill's Salem attor
ney, Ralph Wyckoff said Tuesday
he intended to bring suit against
the commission unless it "took
action' soon on the Civil Service
Commission's recommend a t i o n
that Kill be rehired.
Hill, a resident of Noli, was
discharged April 26 from his job
as a safety inspector with the ac
cident commission. He then ap
pealed to the state civil service
commission from the discharge
order.
The Civil Service Commission,
at a hearing here May 23, rein
stated Hill to the Civil Service
rules hut did not direct that he
be reinstated to his previous po
sition. He had been employed as an
inspector for the Accident Com
missi in for six years. He. now
holds a temporary private job.
One member of the Accident
Commission said he wanted to
read the full transcript of testi
mony at the hearing before reach
ing a decision. Hill denied the
insubordination charge.
The Accident Commission will
meet again Monday.
Budget for YM
Due for Study
Adoption of a Salem YMCA bud
get for the new year is expected
at a Thursday noon meeting of
the YM board.
After the budget Is completed it
will be presented to Salem United
Fund officials for consideration.
Guest speaker at a special board
meeting on Friday noon will be
Frank Hathaway, chairman of the
board of George Williams YMCA
College in Chicago. Hathaway for
merly was general secretary of
the Chicago YMCA.
Your Neighborhood
Red Scissors Premium Store Says
RANCH0
SOUPS
LANGEND0RF
COOKIES
Record 350 Pass Swim
Tests in YMCA Program
More than 350 youngsters, believed to be an alltime high, success
fully passed tests that capped the Salem YMCA'i annual Learn to
Swim campaign. All will receive certificates at ceremonies Thursday,
7:30 p.m., in the YM gym.
Dale Dykman. YM physical director, pointed out that those passing
the tests comprised well over half of approximately (00 boys and girls
who tried for certificates. Partici
pants in the campaign totaled
about ISO, but some 150 chose not
to take tests held on Monday.
"Highly successful," was Gener
al Secretary Gus Moore's term for
the 195s program.
"Our campaign this year expos
ed more youngsters to swimming
than at any other time I can re
call." Moore said. He added that
there was unusually fine response
from youngsters in surrounding
valley communities.
"The program helped alt young
sters regardless of whether they
passed the final tests," observed
Dykman. "The campaign helped
all to make an adjustment to the
water."
A roster of 67 youngsters passed
the 60-feet deep water test, which
involved diving into deep water
and swimming the M feet. A total
Of 17 earned certificates for a deep
water plunge and 30-foot swim,
while 97 passed the 20-foot test.
Prone floating awards went to 164
for ability to float face down on
top of the water for at least five
seconds.
Parents of all participants are
invited to attend the Thursday
night award ceremonies.
Nut Growers Pick
Jefferson Director
A. L. Page, Jefferson, was re
named board chairman at a meet
ing of the directors of the Salem
Nut Growers, Tuesday. H. B. Hilde
brandt, Dallas, was made vice
president, and Glen Hansberry,
Silverton, secretary.
The board discussed the very
short crop of nuts foreseen for this
year. Estimates placed the crop at
between 40 and 60 per cent of the
small crop of last year.
BRIDGE BID8 DUE
PORTLAND I Construction
of a 75-foot concrete and wood
bridge across Staley Creek, 23
miles south of Oakridge In Lane
County will draw bids until June
28. The contract will be handled !
by the Bureau of Public Roads.
at JV I 13
SALAD BOWL
ivory-colored American Ware
decorated with brown -tinted lustre
edge floral spray center. 9" diameter.
Reg. 120 Coupon Value
I
PIRPI C JSC
SALTED NUTS
Vert Kom, Retired
Farmer Succumbs
luttiwi Ntwi Srvlr
SJLVERTON Funeral services
for Vert C. Ross. It. will be Fri
day at I p.m. in the memorial
chapel of the Ekman Funeral
Home. Burial will be at Miller
Cemetery.
Ross, who was a retired farmer,
was born at Mt. Angel Feb. II,
1875. He died Tuesday at Patter
son nursing home, Silverton.
Survivors are two sons, Rex and
Earl, both of Mt. Angel, and four
grandchildren.
CARD OF THANKS
THE KINDNESS AND SYM
PATHY of neighbors and friends
in our recent sorrow ol Karen
Sue will always remain with us a
precious memory. Our sincere
thanks and gratitude for the
beautiful floral offerings and all
those comforting acts.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Thomp
son, Sandra Kay and Sherrie
Rae,
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Boldt,
Mr. and Mrs. Iver Thompson.
1
& 1
I
1
$ SALEM'S OWN STORE
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed., Jun. 13, '56 (Sec. I)-5
Private Rites Set '
For Benson Baby
Private funeral , services for
Vicky Lynn Benson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Benson,
1133 Harris St., were Tuesday
afternoon In Clougn-Barrick
chapel, the Rev, John Cauble of
ficiating. Burial was In Belcrest
Memorial Park. The Infant died
two days after her birth Friday In
a Salem hospital.
She leaves, besides her parents,
a sister, Debra Ann Benson, and
brother, Raymond Craig Benson,
both of Salem: and grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Benson and
Mrs. Dale Nelson, all of Salem,
and Byron Davis, Mill City. ,
CARD OF THANKS
THE KINDNESS AND SYM
PATHY of neighbors and friends
in our recent sorrow will always
remain with us a precious mem
ory. Our sincere thanks and grat
itude for all those comforting
acts.
Mrs. Chas. Campbell
' Sharon WoodaU ,
Nola Haugen
Gean Turner.
3 Timet Fatter When
Gas crowds Heart
Certllffd laboratory tatttprovtBelUiM :
Ublt Mtitrallt 1 limn much!
itomach acidity la ant minute a many i
leading ditivc tablcti. Gat Ball-ana !
today lor the faitatt known ralicf. IV
UUAM TAHITI WITH CKAKOA1 1
With
, . ..
the most beautifully made
sportshirt in America
(Aoma6Aeev
M
(yibtutdutO
There's t crisp, clean-cut look to these meriftiloush
custom-tailored sport shirts of handsome Thomu-sheea
gabardine. The single needle construction and, hand
details guarantee that made-to-measure t that b so
typically Thomas. Hand washable, of course, and mil.
able in practically any color yon wish. Sixes, small,
medium, medium large, large sod extra large . . . also
in longs for my till men. Twenty-three colon, mdud
ing beige, luggage, leaf green, gold, powder blue, pearl
grey, cream, navy, charcoal, aqua and red Custom
tailored by Thomas.
95
MAIL ORDERS rtttivt prompt ni Urtjd
Mitntio. IndxMi ttbr md tiu.
A gift from Bishop's will rate TOPS
With Dad! Father's Day, June 17th.
SUxe I m IS90
I cfA:):;:iM.
FASHION
MODELING
EVERY WEDNESDAY
lunch In Comfort
Air-Conditioned
CHERRY
ROOM
Wednesday 'g Complete
SPECIAL LUNCH
Brookfield Sausage with Hash
Brown Potatoes, Fresh Fruit
Salad with QZC
Sherbet Dressing '
Park Free
With
Purchase
Com u
You Art
1
SINCE 1890