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SALEM MAN FINED .
Dannye Lee Payne, 22, 1835
Barnes Ave., was fined $50 Wed
nesday after he pleaded guilty In
Marion County District Court to a
charge of ' attempted Jarceny.
.'Payne admitted' attempting to
(teal some gasoline from the Sa-
; lem Blacktop Co. . Two other
.charges Involving trespassing and
attempted .burglary were dismiss
ed by District Judge Edward O.
fitadter.
Bummage Sale. Jason Lee "Method
ist Church, 8 30 August 3. tadv;)
ON BAIL, NOT PROBATION
iuneri waie neisirom, a, va
Union St,, sentenced this week to
18 months In prison on a charge
of obtaining money by false pre
, tenses-, was not previuusly on pro
bation, as erroneously reported In
The Statesman .Tuesday. He had
merely been free on bail pending
pre-sentence investigation, court
records show. . t . '
Are' ?ou -contemplaling re-styling
your furs?' Consult Ben Wittner
t Lachelle'f, 1348 Kerry, (adv.)
CHRISTIANSEN RITES SET -,,
Funeral Services for Arthur
. Leroy Christiansen. IMS N. Com-
mrrcial St.'. will be held at 10:3A
a.m. Saturday in the chapel of the
Howell-Edwards funeral home, the
; Rev. Brooks . Moore officiating.
' Christiansen died Tuesday at his
- home. He was 09.
COUNTY CALLS BIDS ,
Bjds for the purchase of a self
propelled road roller ' will be
opened at 10 a m. Aug. 20, County
Court members announced Wed
nesday. Authorization to buy the
unit was based on a recommenda
tion of County Engineer John An
derson. . .
Liquor Board
Income Sets 1
New Record
l' sod clothing for sale at the
Y.W.C.A. Budget Shop: 141 S.
Winter. Opei) Fri. ii Won., noon
'til 4. i (adv.)
Ill BC A PS TAKEN
Two hubcaps valued
were taken from his car while
the vehicle was parked in a lot
at Summer and Marion streets,
Richard E. Kistler, 7718' N. Wall
St.,' Portland reported to Salem
police Wednesday.
Bean ' pickers wanted
Highest annual Income in its
history was reported Wednesday
by the Oregon Liquor Commis
sion for the.year ended June 30,
T-he" net revenues aggregated
$l.V56n.302.
Bruce Williams, Salem attorney
and chairman of the commission,
said revenues for the past fiscal
year-e aggregated t2,l7.033 or
16.18 per cent over the preceding
at-.olyari profitsNet revenue! from
the stores and agencies' was
$13,703,938. License fees totaled
$(117,519 CO . and revenues from
privilege tax collections on beer
and wine $1,238,800.
.Liquor control commission offic
ials said the higher liquor, revenue
was attributed to price increases
Call Mrs.
Karl. Barr 3-7403 after 5 p.m. ladvj ennounced in May, 195S. The 1955
iejjtsiaiure rcquesiea inai ine
CAR PROWL REPORTED
Helen Wilhcjmine Callahan, 1433
State tit-, said the glove compart
ment of her car Avas broken into
and a billfold containing miscel
laneous papers taken, Salem police
reported late Tuesday night.
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Dental .plates repaired while you
wait at Painless Parker Dentist,
125 -. Liberty, Salem. " (adv.)
Bl'RNS TREATED
Margaret Scharback, 235 Mnhel
liquor commission raise $4,000,000
n:re revenue in the 154-S7 bien
mum than the previous biennium.
Case sales increased less than
one quarter, of one per cent dur
ing the past fiscal year. Con
sumption of more beer and table
wine, which is. sold by licensees
of the commission, was indicated
by an- increase in privilege tax
collections. v
Ltcensing-income was 1 S-per
cent higher with part or the in
crease attributed In new laws re-
OSC Urges
Students to
Find Quarters
Students planning to attend Ore
gon State College this fall and
who have not yet made housing
arrangements have been urged by
college officials to do so as soon
as possible.
All college-owned campus' hous
ingincluding dormitories, mar
ried student units' and coopera
tive houses has been tilled for
the 'coming years, K. B. 1.emon,
dean of administration, said.
. The college" housing office will
help students find available com
munity housing, the school said.
Women students -may contact the
dean of women's office: married
and men students should check
with the dean of men's office.'
St., was treated for burns on her qlljrjns ,a)e, personnf. t 5PCiire
hark about 9:35 a.m. Wednesday
following an accident at her home,
city first aidmen reported.
1'nsiRhtly facial hair removed
safely, permanently. Price's Beau
ty Salon. Ph. 3-5859. , (adv.)
WATCH MISSING
Fredrick Bradshaw, MS Court
St., told city police Wednesday (
that a $150 stop watch was taken
from his room sometime Tuesday
evening.
Floor , model sale. Bendi. laundry I
appliances.- Washers and dryers
also "Duomatic" all-in-one. Drasti
cally Teduced. Judson's, 279 N.
Com'I. ' (adv.)
new ajent and salesman licenses
and 'out-of-state brewers to pay
fees for certificates of approval.
The number of purchasers' per
mit increased for the first time
since liquor by the drink became
effective in Oregon.
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Report Due at
Church Meet
Staman", SnVm, fWr-Thnr.t Aug. 2,' '58, (Sc C. 1?
Fair Ticket
Sales Gaiii
SImwb la aracess f eaastraetiM & a aew1 diireway leading frm the Salem Pst Office loadlag area it
Callage Street. The project will ease mail track ecagestira as will wldeaing ! Millets ta Slate and Court
streets. Conslrartlaa pragram alsa Include larger loading area a ad platform aad remodelling af the
Bostoffice kasesneat. The projects art espected to be completed by Naveaiber.
Post Office Construction to Increase Space
Construction and - renovations ' ing to Postmastc Albert Gragg.
j Driving platform for trucks will
Births
LOW RIVER BID
A Eugene firm this week ' sub
mitted low bid for repair of a
revetment on the - Willamette
River near Corvallis, according to
the Portland office of the Army
Corps of Engineers. Cpntract
went to S. W. Groesbeck on his
bid of $M,549. ...
Public
Ilceorcls
CIRCUT COt RTA-
- Corma L. Maples vs- George W.
Clark: Civil suit based on traffic
.accident', plaintiff -asks $50,000.
Sherman Maples vs Georsc W.
Clark: Civil suit based on traffic
accident: plaintiff asks $25,000.
' Hazel L. Tayne vs R. N. Tayne:
Plaintiff's complaint for divorce
charges cruel and inhuman treat
ment, asks custody of child. Mar
ried Dec. 17. 197, at Salem.
. Charles D. McCauley vs Beulah
Pearl McCauley: Plaintiff's com
plaint for divorce charges- cruel
and inhuman treatment, asks1 cus
tody of and $25 monthly support
for child be awarded to. defendant.
Married May 9.' 1944, at Vancou
ver. Wash. '
Shirley D. Miller vs Benjamin
L. Miller: Plaintiff's complaint for
divorce charges cruel and inhuman
treatment, asks custody of and
$100 monthly support for child,
plas $.oo lump sum alimony. Mar
ried Sept. 17, 1955, at Mehama.
PROBATE COl'RT
Estate of Katherine D. Springer,
deceased: Final account approved.
DISTRICT COl'RT
Dannye Lee Payne, 18.15 Barnes
Ave., fined $50 after pleading guil-'
ty ta a charge of attempted lar
ceny, t-
MARRIAGE LICENSE ,
APPLICATIONS
Jack Raymond Huddleston, 2fl,
clerk; Silverton, and Leota Mae
Slover, 24, cashier, 3795 Thorndale
St.
Gordon Wallace Read, 36, teach
'er, Jefferson. , and Donna Mane
Head, 25, teacher. fifiO Boone Rd.
V mcnarn n. iiusiai.son, a, pnar-
friacist, 623 Hansen Ave., and Joy-
Hac .vieyersicK, zo, stuaeni,
NVndleton.
I lUchard Arthur Sanheck, 21,
litre manager, lfi!H) Longview
'jay. West Salem,, and Maurine
J J Wing, 19, 1690 Longview Way,
rut Salem. I
Theodore E. Dow. 20.. finance
Sen D. Gray, 28, bookkeeper,
45 Mahrt St. i
BALDWIN - To Mr and Mrs.
Henry F. Baldwin Jr., 828 N. Commercial-
St., a son,, Wednesday,
Aug. 1, at Salem General Hospital.
THIES To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert S. Thies, 3923 Slate St., a
daughter, Wednesday, Aug. 1,-at
Salem General Hospital.
TERRY To Mr. and Mrs. La
Verne A.' Terry, Blodgett. Ore., a
son, Wednesday, Aug. 1, at Salem
General Hospital.
GROVE To Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne C, Grove, 43fi3 Toni Ave.,
a .daughter, Wednesday, Aug. 1,
at Salem General Hospital..
-SELF -. To-Mr. and Mrs, Lee
Self, Aumsville. Ore., adaughtcr,
Wednesday, Aug. 1, at Salem Mem
orial Hospital.
MAJOR r- To Mr. . and Mrs.
Clyde Major. 2Wtn E. Nob Hill, a
son. Wednesday. Aug. 1, at Salem
Memorial Hospital.
REILINT. To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard W, Roiling. 13t- West
Way, a daughter, Wednesday, Aug.
1, at Salem General Hospital.
2 Suits Seek
$75,000 Sum
. Seventy-five thousand dollars in
'damages for personal injuries al
, legedly received in a traffic col
lision was asked in twd suits filed
Monday against the same man.
The complaints were filed in the
! name of Sherman and Corma L.
I Maples, each charging negligence
on the part of George W. Clark
in an accident March 31 on High
way 99E. . , . .-
' The Maples assert ' they were
injured while riding as passengers
j in a car driven by Fay Herendeen.
I The Hercnrieen car collided with
I one driven by Clark, the complaint
'states.
Sherman Maples is asking $25.
ooo. while Corma Maples seeks a
I $50,000 judgment.
aimed at easing congestion and
keeping abreast of increasing mail
volume currently are under way
at the .Salem Post Office.
The projects include construc
tion of a new driveway fend wid
ening ' of two others, enlarging
driving and loading platforms and
remodelling of the post office base
ment -
A new- 40-feet wide ovtlet is
being built to Cottage Street and
driveways to - State and Court
streets are being widened from
present 18 feet, to 30 feet, accord-
be widened from 48 feet to 75 feet
and loading platform will be ex-
New 'Burger' Drive-in
To Open on "Weekend
"Pat's", a new "burger" drive-'
in eating place, will open this
weekend at ' 313S S. Commercial
St., it was announced Wednesday.
Manager of the new establish
ment is Jess Shelton. Owners are
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McBride.
tended the full length of the build
ing, Gragg said.
Remodelling In the basement is
designed for the parcel post de
partment, which will be moved
from the main postoffice floor.
Initial 'shovelifig operations, on
the driveway projects necessitated
the removal of a large fir tree and
two smaller maples. Gragg said
a number of shrubs have been
transplanted to other sections , of
the postoffice grounds.
The construction and remodel
ling program is expected tobe
completed about Nov. 1. i
The Pilgrim Holiness 'camp
meeting on CarlUm Way will hear
the Rev. Danie R. Bursch and his
wife present the interests of for
eign missions during the annual
missionary service at 120 p.m.
todav. i
Tk Rrv and Mrs. Bursrh took dav.
their training at Coforado ipr.ngs! 'The fair opens Saturday. Sept.
B.hl. CnWrar. and at Colorado 1 and will continue for eight days.
College. jjhere will be races on Loan Oak
Before entering missionary i iraca every
Advance ticket sales for the
Oregon State Fair Rodeo horse
show, night revue and afternoon
races promise to be larger than
in previous years, fair officials
said Wednesday. .
Sale of reserved tickets, either
by mail or at the fairgrounds
ticket office, opened here Mon-
Salem Gels $133,801
From Highway Fund f
Oregon's citltt were given .
$2,441,747 Wednesday as their 19
per cent shara of state highway
revenues collected in the first six '
months of this year.
The largest apportionments
were: Portland $78,32. Salera
$133,804. and Eugene $129.97.
service Bursch was a U.S. Air
Force pilot. He had the distinc
tion of flying in the first wing of
B29 bombers to go into combat
in World War II and flew of the
first of them from Kansas to In
dia. During 1944 he saw combat
service ' in the China Burma-India
theatre of operations. He is now
a captain,, in the Air Force Re
serve. The Bursches spent from 1950
1958 as missionaries of the Pil
grim Holiness church In Northern
Hhodesia, Africa; returning to
America July 10.
A report of their work in Africa
will be presented by the Bursches
during the missionary service.
Pictures and literature will also
be on display, and an offering for
missions will he received.
Beyond Mrs, BurschwilLrcpret
sent thf cause of missions in
deputational work in the church
during their lurlcugh for about
one year before returning to
Africa for another term of service.
Cool Off
Burning Feet
lis in the racing sec- j fttiWS JXiT
Candidates Hear
Aug. 27 Deadline
State elections Registrar David
O'Hara warned Wednesday that
the deadline for independent can
didates to file for the general elec
tion in November is Aug. $7.
These candidates can file either
by petition or by nomination by
an assembly, of 250 voters.
day. All stalls
tioa have been reserved and
emergency plans arc being made
to take care of late entrants.
IrufliM toe IM-Mlat today.
JEHOVAH'S .WITNESSES
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STATE FAIRGROUNDS'
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SUII. 3 p.r.i. AUGUST 5
Bociiision he! no coiiimon
Final Su miner
Cpncert Tonight
At Willson Park
Tenth and final presentation In
Salem's summer band concert se
ries in Wlllson park will take place
tonight at the park at 7:30 o'clock.
The series, performed by'tht Salem-Musicians
Bam) was sponsor
ed by the Salem Chamber of Com
merce and paid for by the musi
cians performance trust 'fund.
The series have been "very well
revived," said Maurice Brennrn,
hand director. In the event of rain
tonight, he said, the performance
will be postponed until Monday
night, i
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CHAIRS
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Reg. $3795
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SUMS
STEP-END AND
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: Plastic Tops
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