The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 01, 1956, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextITOEN CAR RECOVERED . .'A' 19M model ; car reported stolen from Loder's car lot.. 41 N. High St., Thursday was re covered Saturday near the Cap itol Shopping Center, city police Mid. Basil Tucker ii now located at Glassners Barber Shop. Lancaster Dr. 4 Silvertoii Rd. ' (adv.) HL'RCAP TAKEN Howard HiD. 2150 Market St., tow city police Saturday that 125 n. Liberty, Salem nuocap vaiuea ai w.u was laien from hia car while the vehicle waa parked in the 1200 block of North Capitol StreetV WANTED MAN ARRESTED Coos Bay police have arrested Ernest LeRoy Smith, charged here' with obtaining money and property by false pretense, Salem police said Saturday. Smith will be returned her Monday by1 the Marion County aheriff'i office, police reported. The charge in volve! two check passed In Salem. Dental plates - repaired while you wait at Painless Parker Dentist. (adv.) Detectives Find Gun in Salem Holdup ' Two Salem detectives Saturday found the nickej-plated 38 caliber revolver believed to have been - used in an armed robbery here .June 20. Detectives Wayne Parker and Charles Creasy Jr. located the rtvolver in a bush at 588 N. "Win ter St., about six blocks south of tha spot where a 1953 model car waa found abandoned last weak. The ear, which was stolen from . Portland, is thought to have been used by three men who help up and robbed service station at tendant James Ackerman of about $62 at a Richfield station, 3123 , Portland finid. la Large Bush The two detectives discovered the weapon in a large bush. The gun was partially covered by leaves, they said. Detectives had searched the area Friday with no result and spent an hour and a half combing the area Saturday before the revolver was located. Warrants charging assault and robbery being armed with a dan gerous weapon were issued here Friday against three California men wanted in connection with the June 20 holdup. Named in the warrants were William B. Robertson Jr., 22; his brother, Donald James Robert son, 19; and Gerald L Fflieger, 18. All art from Duarte, Calif. Three Being Held '. ' The three men are 'being; held In Vancouver, Wash, by the Clark County sheriff's office on charges of armed robbery and car theft Apparent solution to the Salem m mi holdup eme after Salem Police we. Captain Glenn Bowman spotted the men on a television news pro gram following their arrest is Washington. Join Escorted tour Vancouver It Victoria B. C. Via Seattle, Aug. 4-llth. Sponsored by YWCA. Reg ister before July 7th!! CaU J-8167. (adv.) Nl'RSE RETIRES Members of the Marion County Health. Department staff Friday honored Mrs. Ruasel Testerman, retiring public-health nurse with the. department for the past four years, at a luncheon in Lipman's tea room. She will be replaced by Mrs. Harry Wills, formerly with the Coos County Health Depart ment, a graduate of the Univer sity of Oregon nursing school. . 1 i-room downtown furnished Apt. 163. Ph. Court ApU. J-7440. (adv.) Pleasant Oaks park with picnic area. 50c a car. Information Call Ruth LaForge. Ph. 2-7151. (adv.) 7S-CENT BURGLARY Sevently-five cents pried out of a cigaret machine that had been emptied of coins Friday was the only loss reported in a burglary Saturday morning of Lindquist Service Station, 3455 N. River Rd., Sheriff Denver said. The burglars entered by breaking a glasa and a padlock on the door-, he said. Unsightly facial hair removed safely, permanently. Price's Beau ty Salon. Ph. 8-S85. (adv.) NOTICE For a roof that never needs re placing or for Revolutionary new asphalt shingles see Mathis Bros. 2061 State. Ph. 4-6831. (adv.) CALF KILLED Mrs. Elmer Boge. 2025 S. 12th St., said a dog killed a calf near her home Friday, the Marion Coun ty sheriffs office reported. FRIENDLY tips for money worried readers . . . use Classi fied ads to dispose of no longer needed items that someone else wants. CaU 4-6811. Good U-Pick Northwest Berries, ready Sun. 8c lb. Jess Mathis,- No. of Drivt-In Theatre on S. W.Horn Re-Elected to Lead Demos (SUIT else M -page 1.) Marion County Democrats Satur day re-elected S. W. (John) Horn to head its central committee in an organizational meeting attended by more than 100 party members " Re-elected to serve with Horn as vice chairman wax Mrs. Irms Lind quist of Aurora who defeated Mrs. Marguerite Berg, Salem, in the only contest for county offices. ' County committeemen chose a new secretary by unanimous bal lot In Ernest Althoff. Salem. Al- thoft succeeds Miss Ruth Skinner, Salem, who was elected treasurer. Alternate chairman of the commit tee will be Cornelius C. Bateson, Pratum; alternate vice chairman, Miss Barbara LovcikrSalem. KamlnaUaf Committee Jake Gilmore, Jefferson," and Mrs. Berg were elected to the con gressional nominating - committee. Daphne Hunt, Silverton, Vernon Grove, Salem, Mrs. Faith Wyckoff. Salem, Elbert Neal, Sublimity, and Mary Green, Salem, were chosen for positions on the district nomi nating committee. They were also appointed by Horn as credentials committee. Other coijrrnittee appointments by. Horn fttrt Ralph Wyckoff, as legal counsel, Dr. John Radamaker as chairman of the registration committee, and Herbert Carter, fi nance committee chairman. All are from Salem.. . Following t h e organizational meeting, which was held at the VFW Hall in Salem, party mem bers gathered for a covered dish dinner sponsored by the Marion- Polk Democratic CUtb. Hostesses for the affair were wives of can didates for state and county of fices. - . Prlaelpal Speaker Principal speaker for the eve ning was State Sen. Monroe Sweet land, Democratic candidate for Secretary of state. "A major issue, of the 1956 Ore gon campaign is the urgent need to break the stranglc-hold of the McKay clique on Oregon's govern ment," Sweetland said. "Republi cans have offered the people a con tinuation of the same McKay-clique Control in their 1956 ticket. It is headed by the reactionary leader himself, and offers a pallid carbon copy for governor, and a youthful duplicate for secretary of state." Royal Barge, for River Queen Arrives Here From 0reg6n City Fire Damages Salem Home Fire caused an estimated $150 damage Saturday to a two-story frame house owned by Mrs. Edna Brash. 602 N. Winter St., city fire man said. Firemen said the blaze appar ently started from s faulty flue. Flames were confined to a small section of the roof, they stated. The fire was reported about 12:10 p.m. after a roomer, Jerry O'Dell, spotted smoke while returning to the hoaae. DOG SHOT. KILLED Sr-D. Sen an, 11W6 Childs Ave., told the Marion County sheriff's office Saturday that an unknown party shot snd killed his dog. Low cost road oil for that Dusty street. Call Tweedie's. 2-4151. ' (adv) House Kootninfir Theft Nets $50 Theft of $50 in currency from a Salem rooming house was reported to city police Saturday. Police said the money was taken from Wesley Norris, Earl Griffith afid Merle Holm. The theft Appar ently occurred between 3 a.m. and 6 a.m.i Saturday while the men were asleep, officers reported. The loss was reported by Mrs. Georgia Johnson. 2fi6 N, Capitol St., operator of the rooming house, police said. Car Strikes, Kills Deer A csr driven by s Grand Ronde man struck snd killed a deer at the intersection of Salt Creek and Highway 22 near Grand Ronde about 7 p m. Saturday, state police reported. .Driver of the vehicle was listed by officers as William Lents. . Police said the dead deer was placed in cold storage. Deer kill ed in traffic are normally given to charitable institutions. EDITOR APPOINTS'AIDE ROSEBURG un George Cas tillo. 30, city editor of the Rose burg News-Review since January, 1953, Friday was appointed assist ant editor by Charles V. Stanton, editor and manager. Death Claims Gity Resident Mrs. Fannie ' J. Cunnynham. a resident of Salem since 1M4, died at a Salem hospital Saturday. She was 70. - Mrs. Cunnyngham suffered a coronary attack in December, 1954, but the cause of her death was not immediately known. Born Nov. JS. 1885. in Sweet Springs, Mo.; Mrs. Cunnyngham lived in Missouri until 12 years ago when she came to Salem from Kansas City, Mo., with her niece, Miss Jane Weinberg, 3340 Abrams Ave., with whom she made her home. Mrs. Cunnyngham' husband, Thomas Benjamin Cunnyngham, died in 1933. . Mrs. Cunnyngham was a mem ber of the First Church of God: Survivors include, in addition to her niece, a daughter, Mrs. L. R. Newland. Los Angeles; a sis ter, Mrs. F. W. Cole, Kansas City. Mo.; two brothers, Charles Weinberg, Woodburn, and .Henry H. Weinberg. Toprka, Kan.; one granddaughter and one great granddaughter. Funeral ararngements are in rare of Howell-Edwards Funeral Home. (Story also an Page 1.) The' Royal Barge that will carry Salem's Willamette River Days queen down the Willamette River during Wednesday's festival par ade' past , Wallace Marine Park cruised Into Salem waters Saturday from Oregon i tty. The so-called "barge" is actually a gleaming white 31 foot Chris- Craft sedan cruiser called Avalon by its Salem owner, Art Smithcrs. It's Not Really Tugboat Annie I k a J ii.-j.Sr . I f.- J rrt t Pert prlacess Donaa Eshlemaa, ne at eight Willamette River Days priacesses, strikes a Tugboat Anale pose at the eeatreia ti a river but ef the type that wiU be featured July 4 la a chaggiag liigbeat tnf-W-war betweea Willard Taylor's Champloa a ad Rameaa Ns. I, skippered ky BiU Carter. " . Comity Orders 61,000 Tax Statements .Suty-one thousand tax state ment forms for the . 1956 Marion County assessment have been or dered from Standard Register Co. of Oakland, Calif., on its low bid of $42 43 a thousand, Sheriff Denver Young said Saturday. Two bids were received, Moore Business Forms, Inc., of Salem bidding $16.38 a thousand, he said. Standard Register Co. was represented by A. - L. Rigby of Salem. The forms are slightly changed this year due to the adoption of machine bookkeeping in the tax assessor's office, Young said. The number has more than doubled in 11 years, 23,000 being required in 1945, he added. NEHRU TO VISIT IRELAND LONDON (1 India's Prime Minister Nehru is having some time on his hands aftetf cancella tion" of his visit to President Eis enhower in Washington. So he is taking up s long-standing Invita tion to visit Ireland for five days as an official guest starting July 7. The Avalon. Is docked along the west bank of the Willamette about a mile upstream from Wallace Ma rine Park. . ' It was guided to Salem by Robert Hullette, commodore of the Salem Roat Club, and his 21-foot cruiser Caldonia IV. Que of Willamette River day will be crowned at an 8 p.m. public ceremony Monday at the Capitol building steps. The queen will be chosen from one of river days princesses representing ' as many state departments.. A 7 p.m. band concert from the sunken gardens of the Capitol Mnll Is scheduled to precede the coronation. Aaolaer Eveat Another pre festival event is slated for 8 p.m. Tuesday when a public folk and square dance is staged on the paved afea leading to the courthouse. Music will be recorded and during intermission there will be special square dance exhibitions.. The festival itself begins at 10:30 a.m. with a one hour parade through Salem' to balance the af ternoon boat parade cn the river. The. morning event will begin at the Capitol Mall and finish at Bush' Park lor a family picnic, and band concert. Speedboat Races ' All of which leads up to an after noon of speedboat races, tugboat tug o Watt, water-skiing ex-i hibitions, and presentation of a fully equipped cabin cruiser to some fortunate spectator at Wal lace Marine Park. Later in the evening there will be the tradi tional July 4 fireworks display. The festival will end with a Queen's Ball at Crystal Gardens. Dentist Study Says Fluoride Drops Bills , CHICAGO An Idaho study by dentists Indicated Saturday that water fluoridation can cut child-; ren'a dental bills by about two thirds. ' - Two" dental ' researchers made that finding suiter investigating conditions In two Idaho towns. The town of Nampa had adequate fluorides In its public water sup plies, but the drinking water was fluoride deficient at the time of the study in the town of Coeur d'Alene. The study of conditions in the year 1951 was made by Dr. Wesley C. Young, dental surgeon of the If. S. Public Health Service, and Dr. Walter J. Pelton. chief of the division of dental resources of the Public Health Service. Their report, published In the journal of the American Dental Association, showed: , - I the cost of operating a dental treatment program for the first year in Nampa was estimated at an average of $17.59 per child,' compared with 152.50 . in Coeur d'Alene. 1 After the first year, the annual maintenance cost of dental treat-! ment was estimated at . about $13 j per child in the fluoride commu nity and nearly $40 in tha non fluoride city. -Among 6 year - old children in Nampm the dental decay rate was 66 per- cent lower than among I-1 year-olds In Coeur d'Alene. Among 13-year-olds, the difference in de cay rates in the two cities was 83 per cent. I Statesman, Salcrh,. Ore., Sun., July 1, '58 (Sec, i,-" JAPS TO VIEW A REACTOR TOKYO OR A nine-man atom ic energy delegation will leavt for Lurltala shortly to inspect a British reactor for '."economic - eouV ness." It wiU be beaded by Ichiro Isbikawt, r member' of Japan! atomic energy commission. ; Canada Pair Hospitalized After. Wreck A British Columbia couple were taken to balem Memorial Hospital Saturday afternoon after their car rolled over on Highway WE one fourth mile south of Talbot Road about 12:10 p.m.,-state police re. ported. J . Hospital attendants said Mrs. Francine Finucane was examined and released. Her husband, James, remained at the hospital for ob servation. The couple -is from Prince George, B.C. State police said the one " car accident apparently was caused by a blowout in one of the rear tires. The car received extensive dam-, age when it rolled over a ten-foot embankment, they reported. PAINFUL FEET? THIN WtAI NATURAL-1 IT SHOES MTUUl-FR WOt SJ0H IN N. Nitk rlwm MM CARD OF THANKS We dos're to express to our kind neighbors and' thoughtful friends, our heartfelt thanks for their many expressions of sympathy. The beautiful floral offerings were especially "appreci ated. - Homer Harrison, Mahel While and family Capt, Virgil Harrison ant) family. Louis FISH GROTTO SEA FOOD RESTlTtAVT J71J Commercial St. " Phone I77S8 NOW OPEN! DAILY 12:00 Noon To 10:00 PM Closed Monday ' Coolf Alrcondirioned . Serving Lunch Daily Except Sunday A Holidays From 12:00 to 3:00 pm Fish & Chips Devious 75 Fried Scallops with French Fries .... Crab Louis iceid. Includes Coffee r Milk ' J Mrths NEELYTd Mr. and Mrs. Wil fred Necly, Monmouth, a son, Saturday, June 30, at SalemGen eral Hospital. FORSTER-To Mr. and Mrs. Donald C. Forster, 1725 Wallace Rd., a son, Saturday, June , at Salem General Hospital. 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Jug Boat Tug-of-Wsr-6:20 P. AA. . Fireworks Dtsplay-8:45 P. M, . , , Wallace Marina Park - - . Quoen'i Bal1-9;30 ..P. M. ' Crystal Gordons Ballroom . . Schedule pvbllshed ts another public servk-e sf r ? :' .'Oft1' OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY 12:15 TO 9 P.M.-OTHER DAYS i30 A. TO SJO Pi.' Monday Np is Family Night S y in the Oregon Rop Entrees dining in I he OREGON ROOM this Monday, 6 p.m. The Willamette River Days Court ' ( rnd.th. . -' 1956 Portland , Rose Festival Court Special Oregon Room Plate Dinner . .. 95c Barheeued Lean Short Riba of Beef Pan Roasted New Potatoes Glased Young Ctrots Read Lettuce Salad. French Dressing Coffee Tea Milk Dinner Complete Dinner Includes Soup, Salad, Vegetable, Potato, Rolls, Butter, Beverage, Cake a la mod - Soup Spring Vegetable Salad Tossed Green, Sour Cream Dressing special complete slats dinner BROILED FILLET MIGNON STEAK, SAUTED FRESH . MUSHROOM $1.M UN ROAST LEG OP VEAL, SAVORY DRESSING, SPICED CRABAPPLE ... 1.25 l.U FRESH HALIBUT" , baked en cheese sauce . JS ' 141 CHOICE CUT WESTERN ROAST BEEF, with its own Juice, Gourmet Choice ... LS5 Lis OREGON CHINOOK SALMON r STEAK, DELICIOUSLY BROILED Ut 1.N GRILLED PORK CHOPS, SAUTED PINEAPPLE RING LIS 141 CHILLED WHOLE RIPE TOMATO stuffed with chicken salad, choice of dressing .. Mt 141 WHIPPED OR PAN ROASTED NEW POTATOES' BUTTERED WHOLE KERNEL CORN OR LYONNAISE GREEN BEANS Little folks dinner . . 60c , ... HOT ROAST VEAL SANDWICH, , , WHIPPED POTATO. VEGETABLE or Amnrted Vegetable Plata (no spinach) Broiled Hamburger Plate (all the trim mings) , Milk or Chocolate Milk .iiV ' - Ala carte Hamburgers , Frrtich fries Milk ... 4Se le FREE STORE-SIDE PARKING FOR OVER 1,000 CARS V -IK'-iJe 'I'l; .).! f l(. ' "