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vt. Collier
nds Radar
mining Stint
Fart Bllat, Tei. - Army Pvt.
hornet E. Collier, son of Mr. and
In. Robert F. Collier, Turner,
Irt., Route 1, recently completed
ight weeks of advanced radar
peclalist Instruction here. Collier,
I graduate of Stayton High School,
uttered the Army in 1954.
Maanhelra, Germany Specialist
Third Class Ralph V. Smith, whose
mntfcor Mn Jennie Smith, lives
on Aurora. Ore. Route 1, waa re
cently awarded the Good conduct
Medal here while serving witn tne
i. Antiaircraft Artillery irouo.
Smith is a graduate of Canby
Union High school
fAinkant. Gortnaav PFC Lloyd
D Williamson, ton of Mrs. Effia
S. Williamson, We S. Hth St., Sa
m. Ore., recently participated In
field training exercise with the
llth Airborne Dlviaion here. Wil
liamson attended North Salem
High School and entered tht Army
;in March. 195S.
Seventh Dhrlslea, Korea -t Pvt
fori J. Andreaen. ' ton of Mrs
Francis Andresen. 4391 Jackson
St., Milwaukie, Ore., and a radu
t nf Ml Anel seminary. St
Benedict, in 195S. recently arrived
in Korea and it now memoer
VI WHO UIT.0.VH.
rlla. Germany U, Col
Unu.rH a Adams, lorn Estate
Court, Salem, Ore., has been ap-
Berlin Command, V. S. Army. An
Army officer for is years, w. coi.
Adams reported to Berlin from
duty with the Headquarters unit,
cmhH Armv at Fnrt Meade. Md.
He attended the University of Ore
gon before entering me Army. -
n . , h r.m
I rarKS iur rorcw
ITwo Salem, Ore., men have bemn
Itroinins at this base after beini
sworn into the Air Force June 11
at Portland, Ore. They are wu
liom r Hilfilrer. son of Julius C
Hilfiker. 1204 Chemeketa St., and
Dongald V. Pigtley, son or Mr.
anH Mn Walter Pifilev. 1191
Dearborn St.. Both are with the
1277th Batic Military Training
Squadron.
I New York Donald R. Tuhn,
nginrman 3 c, USN, ton of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles J. Tuhn, 159
Slate St., Salem, Ore., is serving
aboard the attack aircraft carrier
USS Saratoga, world's largest and
most powerful ship. The carrier
recently returned to New York af
ter successfully completing her
!bt tea trials and it to start her
"takedown" cruise in the Car
ribean Sea.
I
Bus Rider
liles Suit
Alter Wreck
One of five passengers injured
be a city but collided with a
ar almost two years ago filed a
jii am inhirv auit Thursday in
Marion Circuit Court against
City Transit Lines and tne car
aitta
int. Mrs. Eleanor
Evexly, whose address at the time
of the accident wat W70 ixmgview
St; charget negligence by both
ths hua mmnanv and Mr. and
Mre. Alvin R. Starr, 43 Lorain
Lane. The suit it for Injuries al
legedly received iy Mn. Everly
,kiu Mimm in a bus that
collided with the Starr car, which
the complaint aayt waa driven
by Mrt. Starr.
Vh miilit nr mired Oct. 22.
19M. at the intersection of South
Commercial and Boice ttreett.
Kin Kverlv ia axkin( for 150.000
general damages for injuries, and
$1,073 for doctor ana nospuai
- kMi. -at.. nnnttntiA in the eom-
plaint that the Injuries aggravated
an existing cancerous condition.
Death Claims
City Resident
Samuel Holme. 72, of 5S Union
St., died Thursday afternoon fol
lowing an apparent, heart attack
about 12:19 p.m. in the 400 block
of Center St., city police reported.
Holmes waa rushed to Salem
General Hospital but was dead on
arrival there. Of fleer t taid
Holmes had a medical history of
heart trouble.
- Surviving is a niece, Mrs.. Mil
dred Stockwell, San Franciaco.
Holmes' body wat taken to the
Howell-Edwards funeral home.
Tobias Stepper's
Funeral Monday
Funpral services for Tobiat
' , Stepper, 423 S. 45th St., will be
beld at 2 p.m. Monday at Salem's
first Evangelical United Brethren
church under the direction of the
Howell-Edwards Funeral Home,
interment will be at Belcrest
Mamnrial Park. .
Stepper, a rour v.mm-i .
, dent for the past 9 months, died
i Wednesday at his home, He had
. lived in the Dallas area for many
I , years. Stepper was 49.
ELECTION SLATED
BANGALORE India's sec.
election since it be
came Independent in 1947 will be
held next February, election com
missioner Sukumar Sen announced
after a conference here with stale
officials. Voting will continue for
15 days.
EDUCATION BILL OKEHEO
WASHINGTON - The Senate
Wednesday passed and sent Jo the
While Houoe a bill authoriiing
$BOO,000 to be appropriated to as
sist in the establishment of "state
committees on education beyond
the high ichool level."
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fri.. July 27, '56 (Sec. I9
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