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Cfifly New Dirneffs MAVJAILED A California man wa held in the Marion County jail Friday on a charge ol carrying i con cealed weapon following an ar rest hy city police. James M. Al len III, Yreka. Calif., wa arrest ed in the 500 block of Court Street about 6:30 a m., Salem po- lice said. He was carrying a hunt-1 tine knife with a six-inch blade and a toy pistol, officers said Weekend special carnation sorted colors $1 96 a doi. Service Florists, 2060 N. Capitol. Ph. 4 8393. (dv.) nt'Duirs iccrrn 1 HYE PKRMITS I.NSl ED Building permits were issued TTriHav tn A .1 (lent OP In flltPf nrf rHate onpV-trov house at and rclrxate a ojoy "ouse l nm uxiora si .,' vwr. me niv. George .1. Davis, to alter a one stnry house at 720 Thompson St.. $100: Zeeb and Kwing. to alter a one-story, office at 2315 Fairgrounds Road, $2.V); C. J. Rosenau, to re rool part of a one-story house at 2389 4th St., $25; Ben Wiltner. to alier a carport at 575 N. 23rd St., $l.i0. Fresh frozen frving turkeys 39c lb Dicks Market. 3975 Silverton Rd. Ph. 4-3742. (adv.) PASTOR HOME AGAIN The Rev. F.rnest P. Goulder Jason Lee Methodist Church, re turned to his Salem home Friday following surgery ten flays ago at Portland's Emmanuel Hospital. The Rev. Mr. Goulder will be con- finH to his home for irvrral dayi before resuming his regular acti- vi ties. ' BEV'S rummage, every day, 473 N. Cottage. Ph. 4-7300. (adv.) Special gift ware sale. Up to H off on crystal stem ware, imported china, hand made ceramics. Jary Florist, Capitol Shopping Ctr. tadv) DRIVER FINED A 47-year-old Silverton farm worker was fined 1100 Friday and aenlenced to 10 days in the county jail after he pleaded guilty to driv ing while intoxicated. Jess Titts- worth. Silverton, was arrested on the charge by stale police Thur-1 day afternoon on Highway 9fE , near Brooks. Dental plates repaired while ynu wait at Painless Parker Den tist, 125 N. Liberty, Salem, (adv ) STOLEN CAR RECOVERED City police said a car reported stolen ahmrt in a m Thursday irom ine Dine i.ane r acxers ran- nery as recovered early rriday morning near the cannery hy the owner. Mel Sines. MO N. Commer cial St Finest garbage disposer bow only $89 95 at Judson's, 279 N. Com'1. (adv.) i Gun -Packing Charge Faced By Transient A pistol parking transient arrest ed by Salem police was lodged In the Marion County jail Friday atiernoon lacing three charges. Arrested about 5 a m. Friday Martha Tyler Jenkinson: Divorce more economics major from Port was Walter A Rf id. city police 1 decree granted lo plaintiff. hand, has been named recipient of said. Ilnd was c harged with petty ! the Flonan Von Kschen scholar- iarren. carrying a concealed weapon ana neing an ex-convici, in posses.sion of a firearm capable of being concealed on the person. Officers said Reid was carrying a loaded .22 calibre pistol which had been taken from the car of Fred E. Bales, 1765 Broadway St., sometime Thursday evening Also missing from the car and found in Reid's possession were a holster, a box of shells, a vallet and a .V) fnot steel tape, police said. Reid appeared in district court Friday. Trial was set fer July 25. Mrs. Murphy, 81, Succumbs Mrs Mattie M Murphy, 2335 Hyde St., died at a Salem nurs ing home Friday. She was 81. Mrs. Murphy had been a res ilient of Salem for the past 11 years after moving frnm Kansas where her husband farmed for many years She was born Dec. 21, 1874, in Ohio. Survivors include her husband, F.rnest, Salem, and two sons, Hugh Murphy. Salem, and Mil lard Murphy, Oregon City. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 p m in the chapel of the Virgil T Golden funeral home Interment will be at Bel crest Memorial Park. PAMELA BRENTON PRESENTS FOUR FREE LECTURES COM! AND HIAS-Maw c.nti.O finrfiitg th "founliin tl Yolh"-H.w fkrank tilnwHtt it ikarlan yaw M-Hw aMtiMil ttrtM aMacH yaac ht.hK-Maw ya ita "ilarva" aa Araa maalt a day-Haw la "Diat" Jar laauty. Vitality. Virility, and lanatvity "Haw ta Wia tha Santa ml tha Sulea." "Haw Dial AH.ctt Yavr H.nl " Fraa-"Yauth Unlimitad Cocktail" Raciaa. MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JUNE 25 1 26 AT 8 P.M. TKc ktttt ditcavtrMH and achiovtnwitt f hhH and tavty icmac. Haw fm "Df-AGE" prematurely w rink ltd Mtsiwi. Haw ta) tafaly aalva yaw avef-weifht fiftfre-tHidenHtf anal flabby ttttwe prablamt. Beauty aacreta fram Ancient If ypt. Face Irftsnj exermev NO ADMISSION cnarfe-Na CHata. SALEM WOMAN'S CLUB -460 N. COTTAGE Pamala IratttM ftai baaa a atvdartt al awtrrtian and fariatrkt far iavar 40 ytiri and it a aarract aimplt af kar 'vth Unlnwitad' aKiUtaany Cam aaa a wama af M wka kaat 10 yaart yaanfar Mian har calandar yaan danwntrrata kar lan( lattinf Ha.trK, Yavtk and laawty stll IIAUTY SlCirl SCISSORS INJURE FOOT Myrtle Purvis, 1277 N. Church, received i small wound when r.he dropped a pair of scissors on her right foot about J 45 p. m. Friday, Salem first aidmen said. LIONS PLAN PICNIC A picnic fr members of the Hol lywood Lion Club, their families and frirnds fanned lor July 111" .1 th. (-tuh nark on the state fair- erounds Drooertv. Lions will Drejnl pare the 6 p. m picnic meal Games and a program will fol low. Fresh frozen frying turkeys 3flc lh D""1" Market, 3975 Silverton r. p. . ,., ' . H . Rd- Pn- 45742 (,dv r a A a r t. f , a v . . , '"' wi of age, where tuberculosis fer down town quiet apts.. from,?, , , ",,,, . u,ith m.n u2 50 to $56 Ph .3 7440. (adv) FALL INJURES BOY Robert Gronlund, 11. 1110 Madi- ance,to tne disease: ana among son St., was taken to Salem Gen- Persons experiencing below nor eral Hospital about 9 15 a. m. Fri-mal standards of living, such as day after he received a possible , migrant workers, and inhabitants arm fracture in a fall in the 1700 i block of State Street, city first aidmen reported. WHAT EVERY SALESMAN ducted during the past year among KNOWS! 11 1 difficult to find first graders and students enter everyone at home every day. jng high school. Classified ads reach potential , imnnt inm 5 nno minils tested. 'buyers, at all hours. Ph. 4-6811. I (adv.) STRAWBERRY PICKER FAINTS ; Mernam .lore. West Linn, was , Irealed by city first aidmen after she fainted while picking strawber-i i. ries at the Artz Berry Farm on Hayesville Drive about J: 15 p. m Friday, they said. Unsightly facial hair removed safely, permanently. Price's Beauty Salon. Ph. 3-5859. (Adv.) CHERRY-PICKER Hl'RT Charolette Utter, 1230 Lewi St injured her 'right foot about 11:50 a. m. Friday when she fell from a step-ladder while picking ries, Salem first aidmen said. Weekend special: carnations, as sorted colors, $1 60 a doi. Service Florists, 2060 N. Capitol. Ph. dv ) I 8393. Public Itecords CIRCITT COl'RT State vs Richard Rey Kidd: De- fendant received two concurrent , two-year sentences to Slate Peni-!ur, leniiarv on iwo counis oi unau- thonzed use of a motor vehicle; execution of sentences suspended until -July at 1:30 p.m. Portland Glove Co. vi D. M. Keniston: Civil suit based on al leged failure of defendant lo com plete payments on goods supplied by plaintiff who asks $3,078. Juanita Darline Hanson vs Henry plaint for divorce charges frllpl ; and inhuman treatment, asks cus loday of and $125 monthly support for child as well as property set tlement. Married April $, 1IH7, at Salem. Stella Casey Hills vs Frank Hills: Plaintiff's complaint for di vorce charges cruel and inhuman treatment, a s k i property settle ment. Married April I, 1944 David W. Jenkinsnn vs Esther David V. Jenkinsnn vs hsther r.Mair vi ciiu-m n nurn. ur ceased: Will admitted to prooate the award, which pays full tui and executrix and appraisors q( t0n or the sophomore year, is estate appointed. Estate of Margaret M Johnston deceased: Estate closed and exe- cutors discharged Estate of August J. Raabe, de ceased: Order sets July 26 as date for hearing estate's final account. Estate of Alice E Pnisal, de ceased: Order sets July 2R as dale for hearing estate's final account. DISTRICT COl'RT Jess Tittsworth, Silverton. fined $100 and sentenced to 10 days in the Marion County jail after plead ing guilty to driving while intoxi cated. Glen Franklin Albert. Snlem lit I). Box 577, filed an open court no tice of appeal of conviction and 1250 fine and 10-day jail sentence for driving while intoxicated Re leased on $200 bail. Lester James King, Linn Coun ty, sentenced to 20 days in the Marion County jail after pleading , : guilty to petty larceny. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Wallace P. Carson Jr., 22. slu dent, 370 Leslie St.. and Gloria M Stolk, 21. studcnl. 755 Taybin Rd MI NICIPAL COl'RT , Ralph Lester VanBlericom, 1207, Commercial St.. pleaded guilty to charge of driving while intoxi- caled. fined $KI0; charge of dnv- ing with I missed. suspended license dis- "HEALTH-YOUTH AND BEAUTY UNLIMITED" MONDAY AND TUESDAY, JUNE 25 AND 26 AT 2 P.M. FREE MATINEES FOR WOMEN ONLY. New Approach In County TB Fight Eyed . New approaches toward fighting the spread of tuberculosis in Mar ion County by concentrating chief ly on segments of the population in which the disease most often ,ound was discussed Friday by se nalnB commiuecs lne coumy neal,n oeparimcm and the civilian tuberculosis and health association. Dr. Ambrose Churchill, tuber culosis consultant of the state board of health, presented statis tics indicating where the disease most often strikes. Three of these "areas" included: men over 45 is twice as prevalent as with men younger; persons with other ail ments, which lowers their resist- of skid row or jails These facts were revealed in a general review of the counly-wide tuberculin testine Droeram con- records show that 11 per cent of the first graders, and 6 per cent of the beginning high school stu dents are carrying the tuberculosis germ, but do not have the disease (n active form. This percentage tan Kai it aaiibi Ia fnn naliAnnl 18 aiiWUl CUUfll I" ill. liailVMfH average. Dr. Churchill said. Committee members emphasized j that the figures indicated there J should be no letup in the T B. case -finding program, which is design- j ed to eliminate spreading of the disease by discovering and treat- : ing active tuberculosis cases. SiCity Realtors Sponsor U. 0. Scholarship Salem realtors are now sponsor- ing two Vniverslty or Oregon scholarships awarded this month I to two outstanding business admin-' istration students majoring in real estate. I Selected by the school, the scholarship holders are Martin i 1 HmuIu tuninr frnm Pnrtlanr! ,nc,,V . s,rm Bn!,rri f B,.al; an) ,)onad A VVatpr Ku. tors, gene, sponsored by Grabenhorst Bros. The real estate scholarships are a new development in Oregon, with these two among the first four given by realtors. Several Salem realtors were active last year in promoting interest In the scholar ship plan and in obtaining Ad ditional real estate training courses at the university Portland Man Wins Grant to Willamette U. Thomas Scott Moore, a sopho- ship to Willamette I niversily next vrar. presented lo a student distinguish ing himself in schoolwork, leader ship, and. sportsmanship. Moore, a member of Beta Theta Pi. is on the varsity baseball team and holds a Collins scholarship to VV. Citizen's Arrest Follows Theft Of Wine Bottle Theft of a 59 cent bottle of wine hrnught a citizen's arrest and a 20-day jail sentence for a Klamath County man Friday. . Luster James King, Malm, Ore., was placed under citizen's arrest hy Donald F Brunner. an em ployee ol Ed's Market. 1120 S. 12th St.. after a man was observed pocketing a bottle of wine city police reported Brunner signed a complaint al the dislricl attorney's ollice. King pleaded guilty to petty larceny m district court and was sentenced to the Marion County jail. Mss E W0RR VARIED WASHINGTON i - A survey by the Aircraft Industries Assn. shows that the industry uses the manufacturing skills of more than vi.OOO subcontractors and sup- pliers in producing aircraft and missiles. r a ? t I 1 ' Veteran Bridge Experts Take Lessons - - t - . v tn rV.fM 4. I V... : f . ,1 t si a ..l,. I . ' V -M M ft W 411 aV wm Y'islting bridge experts took tome ley Sectional Championships being played In Salem. One aa the losing end was Donald Oakie (Center). San Francisco, member of the I'. S. world's championship team of 19S4 ihowa here pondering hit next lead. His east-west opponents at this table fared much better, taking firtl place la their section. They are Mrs. Charles H. Smith (west) and Mrs. Julius Meier (east). Oakie't partner for the Heart Fund benefit tourney was Mrs. Robert McKesson of Salem. Kibitzer is Mrs. Anne Cooper of Portland. (Statesman Photo.) Fuel Dealers Meet Today Fuel nil dealers from across the state will Rather at the Marion Holel today fur panel discussions, Dusincss meetings, clod ion ol otn- cers, and a banquet as part of th" annual slate Oil Ural Institute. Salem Oil Dealers Assonalion is host to the event which is expected to attract more than 100 dealers and wives. Verne M. Boon, president of the Salem association, is scheduled to give the welcoming address, while K Burr Miller, Salem oil dealer, will he loastmastcr at the 6 pm. b;iii(iicl. During the afternoon scsmhh members will eleel a new bo;inl ol directors, execute e committee, president and vice - president Henry Auld, Eugene, is the present president. JONES To Mr. and Mrs. El bert Jones, 2fp Mize St., a son, Friday, June 22, at Salem Gen eral Hospital. GRKKN To Mr. and Mrs. A F (Irepn 94(1 Reaver SI . a son Births Fririav, June 22, at Salem Gen-! view-her partncr LeoU Phil" eral Hospital. I'P5- Portland I Among Top Three I.EBOI.D To Mr and Mrs ! Salem plavers were among the William E. Lebold, 562 Marino np tnree teams in the four divi Pr., a son, Friday, June 22, at sjnns of the afternoon tournev Salem Genera Hospital. RANDAI.lv To Mr and Mrs Horace A. Randall, 870 N. Win jter St., a daughter, Friday, June ' 22, at Salem Memorial Hospital. ZKI.I.F.R To Mr and Mrs. Robert (' Zeller, 2755 Nole St . a son, Friday, June 22, at Salem Memorial Hospital. There are Bl fl .422 members of r.irrnt Teacher sociclics in Illi nois. OPEN MONDAY AND OTHER DAYS 9:30 n rp. $1.69 women's INYIX)N TIUCOT Sleek, smooth fitting nylon Inent hnefs with elaslipied waistband and lecv double crotch Cut for perfect (it and comfort Sies 4 to 7 in while, red, blue or black Stork up now at savings! Mini ilnd phtmr crirrt 7n? ht1pinz rnsi tn limn milsidr our rr j.uhir Inn I th in cry rurfrv LINGERIE - STREET FLOOR FREE STORE-SIDE PARKING FOR OVER 1,000 CARS lessons Friday I a warmup session of the three-day Willamette Yal - Bridge Experts Take Back Seat as Salem Meet Starts Experts of bridge had to take opening round of the rhampion a hark sent Frirlav sfterniinn as1 shin rntnnrlitinn wprp.-nnl avail. inp vanguard of some 200 plav- r-r frnm all over the Pacific I ( oast area warmed up for the three-day Willamette Valley Sec- tional Championships with a ben- rfit tournament for the Heart: Fund. Onlv one of the life masters. elite of the bridge tables, was able to win in the 42-partner ac tion at the Elks Club. That was P. J. Shepard of Corvallis who with his partner, Mrs. Percy Miner, also of Corvallis, tallied 1 44 1 2 points to lead north-south players in their section. Settle for Third San Franciscan Donald Oakie, a member ol the world champion I'.S. team of 1954, and his part ner, Mrs. Robert McKesson. Sa lem, had to settle for a fourth place 119 in their north-south section. The two other life mast ers, Mrs. Greta Devlin and Mrs. Lucille Wheether, both of Port land and playing together, failed tn place also, taking a fourth in their east-west section. Among those sharing top hon ors with Shepard and Mrs. Miner wiss the Tortland combination of Mrs. Charles H, Smith and Mrs. Julius Meier, Charles Thomas and Gertrude Stumpf. both of Port- and, and Mrs. Earl eatch. Long- which produced $126 for the Heart Fund. Mrs. Ercel Kay, with her Lake Grove partner Don Hendricks, placed third; Mrs. Ada Bedsaul and Mrs. Eleonor Ellis also took a third; Mrs. Anderson Cannon of Carmrl, Calif , and Ellis .tones. Salom. a brother-sister com bination took a second; and Mrs L. J Aschenmncher and Mrs. Bert Oshurn took third Results from Friday night's FRIDAY 12:15 TO 9 P. A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. M. S MR-HI HMKVS s 1 4 ,i s able earlv this morning. The play will resume this nflnrnonn in three classifications with action also scheduled tonight and to- morrow. OPEN MONDAY AND MISS Virginia Frv Fashion Co ordinator i y ; r,M . i, . I V i v f Vi 1 " fjrji I Mrs. Ellis' Riles Monday j Funeral MTvkes for Mrs. Mar garet tills, a former Salem resi dent, will bo held at 1 30 p m. i .vioncay in ine c n a p e i 01 me Caiugh-Barrick Funeral Home, the I Rev. Wane Greene. officiating, i Mrs. Kllis, who d ed in Portland Wednesday, was born July 13. 1871. in Arkansas She is survived I by, a son, Leib L. Iligjis. Portland. inicrmem win De ai Liiy view cemetery. Visiting Kdilors Take Liking to Cool Slate IVijihls ' Oreson's cool' nights "seem awfully nice" to Sundav editors from warmer climes, they said Friday. Throe of them were guests at lunch of Stanley Grove, manager of the Snlem Chamber of Com merce They included Daniel O'Brien of the Boston Globe, Arch Luther of the Philadelphia En quiries and Gary Robertson of the Louisville Courier-Journal. Mrs. Luther also was iq the group. The editors have been attending a convention of their prolession in Portland and were in Salem as' guests of the State Travel Informa tion Division headed hv Carl .lor- 'daiv Thev were taken over Santi- am pass Friday afternoon. tTlriwwt 1iillu -''rll"iHIII j ! ? 1 ! 1 Wl llUll Iillll DIUS POBTLAND Col. Jackson Gra ham. Portland district engineer, has under advisement all six bids received for miscellaneous mechanical, electrical and archi tectural work at Detroit and Big Cliff Dams on the North Santiam River. Apparent low bidder was Hamp ton C. Piatt of Salem with an offer of $4.".700. Government estimate 'lor the work was $36,470. FRIDAY 12:15 TO 9 P. Miss Helen Carley fashion Stylist mummw ' a . l .t. " - Statesman, Salftn, Orp,, Sat., June 23, '56 (Sec. l)-3 .,. Salem Man to Appeal Verdict A Salem man declared he would ' lem Rout I, Box S57, announced appeal a Marion County District he would have the lower courf'i Court guilty verdict Friday that conviction brought before the eir resulted in a 1230 fine and a 10-. cuit court. . , . . . . . . mg. Glen Franklin Albert, 43, Sa-1 155 N See Hv liberty PHm 1411 Plastic Tile Demonstrated a Factory Representative Saturday, June 23 LET WARDS THE t'SK FHA OR Shop Wards Friday I M. - OTHER DAYS 9:30 CaUilinn presents ua wonderful world of fashion starring Miss llillevi Rombin UNIVERSE 1956 Fashion show- Saturday. 11 A. M. Sports Shop Sm n"H meet thr heawtiful Swedish girl who was selected Miss Universe See her modeling the in ternational collection of Catalinj swim suits, Meet the Ca'alm faslvon ronsultsnts who will help you select the Caialina style that enhances your par ticular charms! SPORTS SHOP - STREET FLOOR FREE STORE-SIDE PARKING FOR OVER 1,000 CARS Albert, who has been released 'on M bail was arrested on th charge May It KITCHEN OR BATH At low cost-lei Wards install approved, top- quality Plastic Tile in -your home. Give new beauty to bathroom er '.kitchen eliminates up keep expense, loo. Choose from a wide se lection of lovely new colors. Bring in your room measurements Sat urday, 39' leg. 41c sq. ft. Reg. 27.91 Tile Kk . . WARD'S TERMS 24 S3 Monday Nile Til 9 A. M, TO 5:30 P. M.
