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SALEM MAN ARRESTED
A Salem man was arrested about
10 40 pm. Wednesday in the 1300
block of Mission Street on a charge
of driving while intoxicated, city
police raid. Police listed the man
as Ralph Lester VanBlericom, 1207
S. Commercial St. VanBlericom
plearic; innocent in municipal
BOY Hl'RT IN FALL
Gary Andersen. 7. of 208S Haiel
Ave., received shoulder and arm
contusions and a bead laceration
when he fell while playing in a
school yard near his home Thurs
day, city first aidmen reported.
The accident occurred about 2:30
p.m., they said.
ronrt ThnrtHav mnrninr and hail i
a set at $300. Trial is scheduled ! Wd special carnation as-
for July 26.
JO lb freezer special $2605. IS
lbs. Beef Rout. 3 lbs. Round
Steak. 6 lbs. Ground Beef, S lbs.
Pork Chops. 5 lbs. Pork Roast. 5
lbs. Cube Steaks, 6 lbs. Swiss
Steak, 3 lbs. Sliced Bacon.
1 lb. Wieners Free!
Cut & wrapped for any sire fam
ilyoffer expires July 15th. May
substitute beef of equal value for
pork Midget Market, 331 State
St. Ph. 3-4988. (adv.)
STOLEN CAR RECOVERED
A car reported stolen from the
W. C. Dclbrook Co., Portland, Wed
nesday, was found abandoned in
the driveway of a Salem woman,
city police said Thursday. Mrs..
F. W. Lange, R.i5 Belmont St . told
officers she found the car Thurs
day morning. The vehicle was re
leased to the Portland company.
Before you buy new laundry
equipment, see the naw Black
stone the sutomatic washer
which practically never needs to
be serviced. Judson's, 279 N.
Com'l. (sdv.)
THREE PERMITS ISSUED
Princesses of Royal Court Main River Days Attraction
Building permits were issued Pr,or-
sorted colors SI M a dot Service
Florists, 2060 N. Capitol. Ph. 4
8393. (adv.)
CARS COLLIDE
Minor damage was received by
two cars In a collision about 3
p.m. Thursday at the junction of
the St. Paul-Newberg and Cham
poeg highways, state police re
ported. Drivers were listed as
Alicis Koch, St. Paul, and Fran
ces King, Newbergr
Special gift ware sale. Vp1o H
off on crystal stem-ware, imported
china, hand made ceramics. Jarj
Florist, Capitol Shopping Dr.
adv)
Rummage sale used furniture and
garden tools. Friday and Satur
day. 210 E. Superior. (adv.)
LAD TREATED FOR CUT
Roger Hathaway. 2, of 915 Jef
ferson St., was treated for later'
ation of one eye after he fell at
play near his home about 12:30
p.m. Thursday, city first aidmen
said.
Rummage Sale, used furniture It
garden tools. Fri. A' Sat. 210 Su-
(adv.)
Thursday to A. E. Power, to alter
a one-story house at 73S Belvue
St.. $300; Dr. Stuart Lancefield, to
build a one-story house and car
port at 3120 Mulberry St., $26,000;
and Chris Sealey. to build a one
story office at 1570 State St., $16,-
sno.
Fresh frozen frving turkevi 39c
lb. Dicks Market. 3975 Silverton
Rd. Ph. 4-3742. (sdv.)
PROWLER REPORTED
Alice C. Brown, 2735 Bolton
Terrace, said she heard voices on
her back porch about 10:30 pm.
Wednesday, city police reported.
When she turned on an overhead
light, the prowlers left, she said.
Police said the prowlers were ap
parently children.
UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITIES
await alert Job-seekers" who use
Wsn't ad to find jobs. Come in
today snd let sn ad-writer help.
Ph. 4-6811, (adv.)
CAR ENTRY REPORTED
.lames Whitmire, 1M2 N. Church
St . told police Thursday that
someone entered his car and tore
out the bottom of the glove com
partment. Nothing was niisfng
Whitmire said. The entry appar
ently occurred "Wednesday night
while the vehicle was parked at
W hitmlre'a home, police said.
Dental plates repaired while
you wait at Painless Parker Den
tist, 123 N. Liberty, Salem, (adv.)
CAR REPORTED STOLEN
Mel Sines, 640 N. Commercial
St., told city police Thursday that
his 1955 model car was taken from
the Blue Lake Packers cannery lot
about 10 a.m. .
Andy Halvorson is now associat
ed with Himmel li Ferris Real
tors, 134 South Liberty. Phone
4-4478, Eve. and Sun. 3-7163.
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Daniels Named
President of
River Days
James Daniels was elected
president of Willamette River ;
i Days, lnc , as the group in charge
of Salem's July 4th festival form-
ally organized Thursday night at !
a meeting at City Hall.
Robert Hullette was named !
vice president: Mrs. Marjope j
Gabriel, secretary; and Ivan ,
Lowe, treasurer.
Plans were announced for a 1
Queen's Ball to be held at Cr s
tal Gardens as a climax to the!
coming festival. Officials said
plans call (or placing of ticket j
booths on city streets today to
dispense $1 tickets that will ad- j
mit to festival events at Bush !
Park and Wallace Marine Park.
Named on a committee to
shape a constitution and by-laws
were Edward fagjifrt, Robert
Hullette, Theodore "Jenny, Mau
rice Conn and Mayor Robert
White. A ways and means com-.
mittee includes A. F. Johnson,
Willard Nelson and Ralph Thede
and the following members of
the budget committee: Mayor
White. ' Lester Davis, Edward
laggan, ivan Lowe anf KoDert
Hullette. 1
The festival's eight queen can
didates will appear on Portland
television station KLOR at 1 15
pm. next Thursday, it was announced.
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Ma)r altrartloa ai Salem's Willamette River Days festival slate fori when chosea. They are (frara left) Kaaaa Hardmaa, Shirley Sender
July 4 la the raval rwrt V eight prtneesaea shews abeve. A festival mis (above), Minnie Neaharth (beUw), Neva Keeirtl .(eap aver eyes),
aueea will be elected from the gronp. The girls are shows It their Jackie Hayes. Joans Ertsgaard, Pat Halsetk aad Doaaa Eshlemaa.
"aautlcal" garb, one af three sets of official costumes they received All are employed In slate offices.
h River Days Festival to Provide Salem with Hometown
rice's , ,
Celebration on July 4 for First Time in Many Years
Attorney to Adclrc
Creilit Asuoriation
CIRCt'IT COl'RT
Florence L. Brunner, now Flo
rence L. Oehlschlaeger vs Oscar A.
Melgaard. Kthel C. Mvlgaard. Wal
fred A. Backa, Rita I. Backa,
(iordon A. McCoy and Carry Ann
llA,,. r1!..!! ai.it kaxwl nn a 1 1, o rA
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lanure 01 oeienbanis 10 runipirie
payments on a certain promissory
note: plaintiff asks judgment total
ing $4,928.
Nancy Tellcfson s Keith LeRoy
Tellefson: Plaintiff's complaint for
Otto R. Skopil Jr., Salem attor
ney, will discuss hanlrriinlev t
the regular noon meeting of city oivorc charges cruel and jnhurna."
creait associations at the Golden
Pheasant today,
SkODil will consider the virion
Dhases of hankriiDtrv ml haw it ! Yuma, Aril
affects both the creditors and th 1 Catherine
public. Interested persons have
been invited to attend.
treatment and asks custody and
tM monthly support for one minor,
child. Married Dec. II, 1951, at
Ball Playing
'Necessary to
Happy Youth'
By CONRAD PRANCE
Staff Writer, The Statesman
For the first time in many years,
Salem residents won't hae to
leave town to celebrate July 4th in
traditional style next month
A court of eight pretty princesses,! additional events in the water re-. Seated in auto-drawn boats the
all state employes, from which a , galta will be staged. jtirls w ill participate Saturday in
queen will eventually be selected, j Festivities will end with a large h phj, shmd d ,
ka, Una InitrlHrt Cn am an1 nninh. : firnurrlr fllcnlaV -
w.i- .,ku-i.. ik. iniJ "Thi. uD.r'. 1-oii.hraiinn im v.n Sheridan. That night they will
pendent e Day event. ! planned in Salem with the Oregon
Its been more than a half-dozen j A cruise from Salem to Portland Mate hmployes Association as
years aince the American Legion. on the Willamette River is slated sponsors," said Robert Hullette.
halted Us annual Independence , for this Sunday for the court. i publicity director. "Next year
fiav a-thcawrvan at th tfllt fair. ' ct.t. 17 -I
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All that is necessary to keep a
piay nis game 01 Dan. since Safm has ha(j a public fire-
At least that was the sentiment works displav.
ku - to . . 1J ,'....);... I 1 .a. "j .iM..
uiv.cu uj a ix-,rn-uiu v,ui iitnu. l mis year local civic Kruups nave rmi ih- cal r f..i ul iL-..tc
TODAY'S LUCKY
Master
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NUMBERS
370,613
401,517
594,333
403,177
331,522
If vtiu have a Master Monev
Bill with anr of abeve serial
umbers on it. you win desig
nsird award if vou rolled it
before 9 P. M. tonight at
Center snd Commercial.
Effective naw YOUR rhsnres
of winning Master Money sre
INCREASED: Starting now
and for the balance of June,
the three dally awards, if not
rlaimed on one day . . , will
be carried over separately
they will not (pyramid). To
illustrate: if all three awards
are not claimed on a given
dav . . the following day's
swards will consist of two
awards of S!5 . . . two of S15
and two of 110. In other
words, instesd of three win
ners . . . we'd have six win
ners. Thus, earb unclaimed
award from one day becomes
an added opportunity for you
to win a
day-
Free Master Money Bill given
a' all lorations.
Winners Must Claim
Award At Center And
Commercial By 9 f. M.
oppor
prise
the following
$25
BERNICE HUNEGER
2250 E. Rural
$10
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Thermometers
With Gas-Purchases
MASTER
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boy who ran away from home launched the Willamette River
three times during the past month Days festival. It will feature the
because his father refused to buy ; traditional queeh selection pageant,
him a ball and bat or to let him boat races and water sports, pa-
play baseball. , rade. barbecue and picnics.
The boy first tried fleeing to'
Portland,. hiit was returned home , V 1-1 'lr At.m JM
promptly, tie then fled to Salem ;I"HH rV -"rtll, O I,
about three weeks ago, and was 4 f ..
St ItllllX tl ill III
Kach princess represents a de
panim-m 01 me Ma.e arm i .spun-1 me a..lr recover! thv
MJ.eu uy a local mtmcc chi.i 10 vi.it ...Win, I u, n 11in.
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tickets and publicizing the River
Days. Chaperons reportedly had
quite a time getting the girls away
stage a ticket-selling rally in down
town Salem.
Princesses Listed
Tha nrinrpcuc anH thtr tnnti.
other valley towns will be asked to!snrSi are Ncva sP.m!i 21 rham.
participate' !ber of Commerce: Mrs. Shirley
.wiMimiuie iraiui ui uicrMHrs smiUrmM 1 OnlimUl ' nh.
Ronna liardman, la, 20-30 Club;
Silverton Man Fares
Drunk Driving Count
A Silverton man was being held
in Marion County jail Thursday
charged with driving 'vhuVintoxi-cated.
Jess Tittsworth
was arrested on
state police on Highway 99E near
Brooks, sheriff s deputies said
Lytle Veneman v
Richard Omar Veneraan: Plain
tiff's complaint for separate main
tenance and support charges cruel
and inhuman treatment and asks
custody of three minor children as
well as $200 monthly support tor
them and the plaintiff, and ap
proval of certain property stipu
lation. Married Jan. 14, 1950, at
Vancouver, Wash.
Roberta Jean Keuscher vs Calvin
47, SilvjuJ
arAaA nlainliff ai tsv1t aw Mia.
the charge by i (nHv nA . mnn.kiv mBort for
minor child; property settlement
approved.
Selection and coronation of the
queen, based on ticket sale votes.
will take place at a public outdoor
Pat Halseth, 21, Junior Chamber of
Commerce; Mrs. Joann KrtsRaard,
26, Exchange Club: Jackie Hayes,
19, Rotary Club; Minnie Neuharth,
ceremony on the night of July 2 ' Z , v sl" ,2. Downtown Mwanis Hub. and
...... , .i rc i inn nn h wn uman vt I nu n.
Births
found by a night watchman spend
ing th night in Meier & Frank r' r w"f
store. ; IVIIIIIII" Ul n 111'
1-ocal Juvenile authorities placed
the lad temporarily in a foster
The lad celebrated his 12th birth- J u" ",r mema. o.,MTv ai.on anu , a tug-o-war between tug boats.
M-imus a nig ooat race, an exnimuon nl
I GRANTS PASS An 04 year
i old Grants Pass man is under
I his 70-year-nld wife is in
on the Capitol Mall
Main,ieature of the July 4 ex
travaganza will he wh;it promoters
call "tbe largest boat race ever
heid nn the Willamette River."
Motor boat speed kings from over
the West will bring their souped
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd K. Johnson, Monmouth, a
son, Thursday, June 21, at Sa
lem Memorial Hospital.
PRORATE COl'RT
F.state of Margaret M. Johnston,
deceased: Final account approved,
guilty to charge of driving while
intoxicated.
Melvin Leo Kertzman, Hubbard, -,
pleaded innocent to charge of driv
ing while intoxicated: trial set for
Tuesday at 10 a.m.; bail set at
alleged .
josepn samuei nor sing, imo ir
St., found Innocent of charge of i
petty larceny, and complainant, ,
Hugo R. Galium, Salem Route 4, ,
Box 195, assessed SS court costt
for bringing action without proh-1 ;
able cause. - '
MUNICIPAL COl'RT !
Floyd Henry Mauldin, 1180 La '
caster Ave., found innocent in t
charge of driving while Intoxicated
MARRIAGE APPUCATIONS -
George Ormay Sheldon, U, All- .
Force. Burlinsame, Calif., an
Barbara Mary Parsons, 21. tu ,,.
dent, 266S Bolton Terrace, Salem,"
Finley Struve Stenersen, M, saw
mill worker, SM E St., and Sophia, 4
R. Sdiewak Speaks Hannan. 13, i
medical secretary, I44S Hyde St."1
F.dgar Leonard Sproul, 10, mill t
worker, West Stayton, and Leant '
Gertrude Shoemaker, If, telephon
operator, Agate Beach.
Roy Albert McElrny, ST, state
k..Kli avl alla.a.ala.aa jeif
mercial M., tnd Dons Mari Bar
tar M at at a hnanital at lanMatil
33lJasnn St.
C. M. 1-ee Greenlee. . autn
dealer. 1565 Fairgrounds Rd. and
Estate of Lester E. Keller, de-
ceased: Estate closed arid execu
trix discharged.
Estate of John Schutx, deceased:
F.state "closed ' and executor discharged.
Estate of John T. Kaufmann, d-
Eilene M. Each, 33, receptionist.
1265- EHht Ave. ;-
Robert A. Winn. 22. boat builder;
Jefferson, and Ina Beth Robison,
18. Jefferson.
Wendell Jay Peterson, 22, mill
worker, 1212 Dearborn Ave. and
Police Fseort tow n Lions Club
A tour ot .Monmouth brought out . A (jiicen s Rail, an extra aclnity Mrs. Thomas F. Pendergast, 2465
the local police chief there who sDonsored bv the Orecon Shite Km-: Arfom si unn Thnr.Hav .Inna
j noi oniy escorten tne court tbrmign I ployes Association and not part of
tow n but led them nn to nearby j the festival committee s official
Independence The girls, also are program, will take place at 9 p m
n ' ! qnMnrinn r.1 . ...1.. a r I n J U ,.1 1 IJink..,-., iu
up 120-miIes - per hour crafts to, . 11 s ,1,'"u kiu' uir-i-;.in .miy - m v.ryAiai uaruens. rro- j . -mui .c,.i nnii"j
participate in the more than 20;'n,!s: an(' arp sIal(,(1 'nr ram and 'reeds will be turned over to the a son, Thursday, June 21, at Sa
nationally sanctioned heats. I TV interviews : Wallace Park improvement fund. Ilem General Hospital.
Salem Boat Club also has sched
PENDERGAST - To Mr. and and ,a,e ordred WbuecL
ceased: Final account approved ' vrly Ruth Badham, H. aalcf
. I AlA&a.la 1114 I mi a m m 4m L rm ,
21, at Salem General Hospital.
WOLF-To Mr and Mrs. Wal-
day in a laral temporary foster
home where the lamily presented
him with, of ail things, a ball and
bat
His short stay at the Marion
. .,..,, lun, ,,.,, ouv- hor. . . ,
cessful. however, that when he ll""'" ",,r-
was released to a Salem urn le the.'0' 0,'nd unc',s ,sh'
youngster promptly ran away and:"" '"'" .".u ih.iimW
relumed the substitute home. ,
R( .1 l within Morn ! '"" 'HtU sui.i-iiir.
condition in Josephine General
Hospital from a beating and knif
ing. Frank Renjamim Tndd was
jailed Wednesday on an assault
water skiing, a parade of posts
and other water events.
Dow ntown Parade .
The one-day festival will start
with a parade through downtown
streets at 10 a m. from the Capitol
Mall The line of march will end
at Bush Pasture, where family
style picnics will be encouraged
with games and contests for the
Tkr..A I 1. 1
damage in a collision on the Mar-j' Rliat H'af.,.t . lip ..i(,tt.H frnm
County's authority to keep the boy,
ini onil. antKnnliu. unra firA,l In
return him to Portland, where he " s,re" nna8e aooul J ,u P ,n Wallace Marine Park nn the west
was picked up and brought home. Thursday. Salem police reported, bank of the Willamette, will start
One invenile counselor said D"ers were listed by police as : a( 12 30 o'clock The other water
Thursday, "We are expecting him Richard Bertram Herstine. 1790 t.VPnts will follow
back anv dav now. He sure found "anaie . eiu irwin imhmit. -yueen ol the Willamette' and
a home in Salem.'
Don
Ml Breys Ave , and Robert Bruci
Fordyce, Salem.
Court Rules
Owner to
Pay for Sheep
A $350 judgment for damages
caused by a sheep-killing dog
was awarded Thursdsy to Cascade
Meat Company against Wilford
Miller, 3854 " Hollywood Ave.,
owner of the dog.
A circuit court jurv found that
a white German Shepherd, owned
by Miller, killed outright about
10 lambs and ewes, and fatally
injured several more than that
number during the night of Jung
15 and morning of June 18, 1S55.
l'he white shepherd and a water
spaniel, owned by Alfred Ortloff,
3670 Hollvwood Ave , were shot
in the field where the sheep were
killed.
The original complaint sought
$585 damages. A similar damage
suit may be boiight against Ort
loff, E. L. Crawford, attorney, for
the meat company said.
her court will be presented from
a 80-foot float - anchored in mid
stream. From here the boat racing
RIFLE, LIGHT MISSING (awards and main festival prizes
A .22 rifle and a flashlight were 1 will be given out.
Stolen from the home of his father, Buffalo Barbecue
Durward V. Ballweder, Woiidbur i. , "Wild West Buffalo Barbecue"
last week, Kenneth Ballweder told has been planned lor 4 p ni at
state police Thursday. ' Wallace Park. At the same time
Yeater TV & Appliance Co.
"Ju.l Airail fram lipmnV'-J75 dumtktti Si. Ph. 4 6135
FREEZERS
WESTINGHOUSE and DEEPFREEZE
20 cu. ft. UPRIGHT Re8. 639.95 $399.95
14 eu. ft. UPRIGHT Reg. 499.95 $319.95
16 co. ft. UPRIGHT Reg. 529.95 r $398.18
.5 u. ft. UPRIGHT Reg. 359.95 $218.18
WATCH MISSING
Ann McKesson. 12R1 X 51st St .
told city police Thursday that a
wrist watch was taken from her
shoe in the dressing room of
dinger pool between 2 and 4:30
p m. while she was swimming.
Value of the watch was placed at
ra.
CHARLIE CHAN
CHINESE MEDICINE
AND HERB CO.
NEW LOCATION
SO. 12th AND LESLIE
1195 LESLIE
OFFICE HOURS
Tues. and Sat.
Only
t a.m. 5 p.m.
Phone 2-1130
I. B. PONG, HERBIST
Men's Slacks!
100 Wool
J Factory Irregulars
All Sizes
2 Pair
or $15
OTHER SLACKS
9.95 thni 15 95
(Large Selections)
KAY WOOLEN MILL STORE
OPEN SATURDAYS
1(0 ft. 12th Across from Willamette Campus
Dine in the comfort of our
' air-conditioned Oregon Room
this Friday evening . . .
DINNER
CHOICE OF CRAB OR SHRIMP COCKTAIL. CHILLED TOMATO OR
CRATEFRl'IT JUK E SOUP OF THE PAY
M&K TOSSED GREEN SALAD, SOL'R CREAM DRESSING
ENTREE
DISTRICT COl'RT
Robert Edward Powers, Wood-
burn, fined 1200 after pleadinn
clerk, 1212 Deartwni-Ave.
. Edward Mansell Paulson, 22.
medical student. Portland, tot
Myrna Loy Mischk. 21, student,
760 S. Commercial St., Salem.
Special Complete
Plate Dinner
BAKKI) HAM, HICKORY SMOKED. FOR FINE FLAVOR,
FRUIT SAUCE . 1.25 $1.85
BROII.F.n TOP SIRLOIN STEAK, CUT FROM TRIME RFF.F,
FRENCH FRIED ONION RINC.S I SO 2.00
BROILED FRESH NORTH PACIFIC HALIBUT STEAK,
I.EMON BUTTER 1.10 1.50
ROAST PRIME RIR OF CHOICE WESTERN GRAIN FED
BEEF', NATURAL GRAVY l.J' 115
BREADED VEAL CHOP. COUNTRY GRAVY,
SPICED CRAB APPLE 100 1.40
BAKED STUFFEO SALMON, PARSLEY SAUCE .9 1.35
DEEP FRIED JUMBO GULF SHRIMP, FRIED TO A
GOLDEN BROWN 1.10 1.50
WHIPPED OR F.SCAI LOPED POTATO
BABY LIMA HF.WS OR HOLE KERNEL ORN
DESSERT
HOME MADE CAKE A LA MODE
BEVERAGE
COFFEE. TEA. MILK. SANKA. POSTI M, ICED TEA OR CoFFEE
LITTLE FOLKS DINNER 60c
BAKED SALMON, WHIPPED POTATO, VF.GF1 AI1I.L
ASSORTED VEGETABLE TLATE (no spinach)
BROILED HAMBURGER (all the trimmings)
MILK OR CHOCOLATE MILK
FREE
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