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DI CKS DUCK ROCKS
Two boys, agei.Cend 19, were
reprimanded Monday by police for
throwing rocks at ducks in Mill
Creek between the 700 blocks North
Winter and North Summer streets,
The boys said they- were trying to
scare the ducks out of the water
so they could catch them, accord-
in to oolice '
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FIRM SETS MEET
A meeting o( stockholders of
Dutch Maid r ood Products is slated
for Saturday, Aug. 23, at 7:30 at
the former West Salem city hall
building. The company's financial
status and operations will be dis
cussed. , '
80-lb Variety Freezer Pack. Cut
and wrapped for any siie family.
Beef and Pork or all Beef as dc-
sired. $26.95. l ib. Wieners Free.
Jlidset Market, 351 State St Phone
3-4WI8. Same Owner and location
since 1915. (adv.)
COL. STONE HOME
U. Col. Stephen A. Stone Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Stone, 373
Leslie St., is home on a 17-day
leave with his parents." Col. Stone
flew a Jet interceptor plane from
J ' ".
Wis., to Portland on Saturday.
KNIGllTS TO INSTALL .'.
Installation of new officers will.;
take place at the Knights of Col
umbus, Salem Council, meeting to
night at 8 o'clock at Columbus
Hall. A "Dutch lunch" will follow.
Plans for the Aug. 26 council pic
nic also will be announced.
Piibliir"
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CIRCUIT COURT
Norman Qualey vs. Edgar Le
Ttoy Hedrick: Civil suit based on
traffic accident; plaintiff charges
negligence and asks judgment for
$2,000 repair expenses to his truck
and $75 per day until the truck is
- repaired. ' " .
Wilbur F. Lesley and Louise Les
ley; administrator and administra
trix of the estate of Gay Lesley,
deceased vs. Freres Lumber Com
pany, Inc., Larry Freres and Wil
liam R. Weddle: Civil suit based
on traffic- accident: plaintiffs ask
judgment for $20,000,
Slate vs. Iris, Jane Riley: De
fendant pleaded guilty to charge
of obtaining money by false pre
tenses; court ordered pre-sentence
investigation.
Stale vs. Ernest LeRoy Smith:
Defendant pleaded innocent . to
charges of forgery: trial to be sot.
State vs. William H. Crow: De
fendant pleaded innocent to -charge
of obtaining money by Jalse pre
tenses; trial to be set
State vs. Walter Ah in Reid: De
fendant sentenced to two years in
the state prison after pleaded
guilty, to charge of being an ex
- convict in possession of a firearm
capable of being concealed upon
the person.
State vs.. Orrin Roy Coughenour:
Defendant sentenced to five years
In -Oregon Stale Penitentiary -on
charge of contributing . to. .Uje.; de
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DISTRICT COLRT
George Albert Perk, Silverton,
fined $200 after pleading guilty to
a charge of driving while intoxi
cated. Raymond Clarence Bashor, Port
land, charged with burglary not
in a dwelling;, preliminary to be
set; bail set at $2,000.
Ervin Wayne Speer, Aumsville,
bound over to the grand jury after
waiving a preliminary bearing on
a charge of burglary not in a
dwelling; bail set at $2,000.
James Miller, Turner, fined $175
after pleading guilty to a charge
of driving while intoxicated. '
Willie Whitman Maynard, Nor
folk, Va., fined $100 after pleading
guilty to a charge of driving
while Intoxicated. j
James Franklin Reams, Port
land, charged with escape from
Salem city jail; arraignment set
for today; bail set at $100.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Edward - Lawrenre Ridderbush,
25. laborer. 25fiS N. 5th St., and
Zrlml Betty Jan-en, 22, steno-'
grapher, 250 S. Cottage St.
Shopping Centers Inc.
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Librarians are
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Marion Countv Judw R Hart,
ley and Commissioner Roy J. Rice'and Kenneth A. Van Cleave, and
visited Portland Monday for a one-Willard S. Farris. both of the 255th
day executive committee meeting Engineer Battalion. All but Ferris
01 tne U; Land tirant Counties
Association.
M'OKOINTED
McBrlde 0f Hillsboro was
reappointed Monday by Gov. Elmo
! Smltn 88 member of the nursing
i home operatorr advisory council to
U State Board of Health. His new
""c-year term wm ena in iwi.
Dental plates repaired while you
wait at Painless Parker Dentist,
125 N. Liberty, Salem. adv.)
MAKAf-.FR TO TALK
. k.nt Maik.m.nr, c.i..'. - . .
city m,nager, W1j uik at the noon
I meeting today of the Saiem Junior
chamb!?r of Commeree at the Mar-i'
lon Hotel". Mathewson will discuss
auises cm. nis oitice.
CAMP SITES OPEN 1
Opening for boys 9 to II at the
YMCA'a Camp Silver Creek in the
Aug. 11-18 sessions, are still avail
able it was announced this week.
Registration may be made at the
VMCA.
possible prices every day not just
Special Days. 5-lb. Box Wieners
$1.85. Young Pork Roasts 33c lb.
Pork Loin and Roast 4Sc lb. Steer
Beef Roasts 39c lb. Round Steak
60c lb. Midget Market, SSr Stale
Street, Phone 3-4988. (adv.)
ROTARY SLATES FORESTER
Robert Aufderheide, director of
the Willamette National Forest,
will speak on multiple uses of for
ests at the Wednesday noon meet
ing of the Saiem Rotary Club at
the Marion Hotel.
Good Looking: Classified Ads get
fast action because so many per
sons find it's good looking in the
Classified for things, they want.
Call 4-6811 for help of Want Ad
writer. (adv)
CAR REPORTED MISSING
William Loomis, Salem Route 4,
Box 28, reported early Monday
morning to police that his car was
missing from a parking place in
the 400 block State Street.
Polio Victims
Condition Told
Two Marion County persons re
cently stricken with polio were
reported in "good" condition Mon
day at Salem Memorial Hospital.
Mrs Frances Johnson, Salem
Route 5, Box 415,. entered the
hospital Saturday for treatment of
pouo. several uaya earner, aiois
lOllie) Ebner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Ebner, Sublimity,
was hospitalized.
Attendants said Monday that
neither patient is at present suffer
ing any actual paralysis. Mrs.
Johnson's case was the fifth re
ported in the county this year.
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Army Reserve
Recruits Begin
Six months of training began
Monday for eight youths, all mem
bers of Salem's three Army Re
serve units.
Opening their training at Ft.
Ord, Calif., were Pvts. George Ja
cobson, Allan W. Meissner and Ro
bert E. Cotner, all members of
the 29th Field Artillery Battalion,
re m oaiem. ne is a rt-siucni
of .Newport.
Reporting at Ft. Bliss, Tex., to
begin their training u n d e r the
Army's eight-year Teserve program
were. Pvts. David L. Bolton, Rich
ard D. Cobb and Charles L. Jayne,
all of Company K, 413th Infantry
Regiment.
The Ft. Ord contingent left Satur-
! day night on the SP's Cascade.
The trio training at Ft. Bliss were
flown from Portland, to the Texas
station Sunday.
First week schedule for both
CXOUDS calls for a batterv of tests
if0 determine the type" of specialty
"""" end
'W weeks of basic training.
After completion of the total six
months training Including two
months in a special training
school, the soldiers will report back
to their Salem units for once-a-week
drills.
. RIOKETTS To Mr. and Mrs.
John Ricketts, 1535 N." 19th St., a
son. Monday, Aug. (, at Salem Gen
eral Hospital.
LEE To Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lee,
2365 S. 13th St., a son, Monday,
Aug. 8, at Salem General Hospital.
. SMITH-To Mr. and Mrs, Char
les Smith, Mt. Angel, a daughter,
Monday, Aug. (, at Salem General
Hospital,
SANDERS To Mr. and Mrs.
Keith Sanders, Dallas, a son, Mon
day, Aug. 8, at Salem General Hos
pital. . v
BEAMAN - To Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Beaman 644 Jason St., a
daughter, Monday, Aug. 6, at Sa
lem General Hospital.
Ht'G To Mr an Mrs. Duane
Hug, Silverton, " a son.- Monday,
Aug. 6, at Salem General Hospital.
SCHMIDT To Mr. and Mrs.
William Schmidt, 2320 Jelden St
a daughter, Monday, Aug. 6, at
Salem General Hospital.
SILBERNAGEL To Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Silbernagel, Scio
Route 1, Box 120, a son, Monday,
Aug. f, at Salem General Hospital.
LANDLS To Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Landis, Sisters, a son, Monday,,
Aug. 6, at Salem General Hospital.
MEDLOCK To Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Mcdlork, 230 Hrubetx Rd., a
daughter, -Sunday, Aug. S, at Sa
SHIPPEV To Mr. and Mrs.
Merlin N. Shippey. 720. W. Vista
Ave., a daughter, Monday, Aug. t,
at Salem Memorial Hospital.
WHITNEY To Mr. and Mrs.
William G. Whitney, 768 Mill St., a
son, Monday, Aug. (, at Salem
Memorial Hospital.
Robert C. Wilson
1400 Vista Terrace,
Corvallls
Phone PUia 3 4527
Visit Salem on Travel Editor Tour
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travel editors ara finding mora- and mora of Interest in Oregon, Four of tham war lunchsien
guests of the Salem Chamber of Commerce Man day. left to right are Stanley Grove, chamber
' manager; Roy Dunlap, St.. Paul Pioneer-Dispatch; Jerry Lloyd, Lot Angeles Examiner; Herb
, Beck, Chicago Herald-American; and Polly Noyes,. San Francisco Chronicle. At the right is
. Carl Jordan, chief of the state travel bureati.
Ex-Con Given 2-Year
Term for Gun Charge
A Portland man was sentenced
tw-yeanr'-hr tlwr state-'pemreirn
tiary after he pleaded- guilty in
Marion County Circuit Court Mon
day to a charge of being an ex-convict-
carrying a concealed
weapon. -
WaIter Alvln Re1d,a 40-year-old
laborer, received he sentence
from" Circuit Judge George Dun
can. He had been held in the
county jail- since his arrest on the
charge June 25.
Three Fined
For Driving
While Drunk
Marion County District Judge
Edward O. Stadter Jr. imposed
$-175 in fines in. three cases Mon
day involving drunk driving.
The-day's highest -tine, $200 was
Imposed , on George Albert Peck,
45, Silverton, who pleaded guilty
to the charge after being arrested
by state police while driving along
Highway WE.
James Miller," 39, Turner, paid
a $175 fine. He was arrested by
sheriff's deputies Saturday while
driving on Highway 22 at Aums
ville. . -
The third man was Willie Whit
man Maynard, 54,' Norfolk, " Va.,
who was arrested last Friday on
Highway 21 about 3 miles north
of St. Paul. After pleading guilty,
Maynard was finea $100.
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politan newspapers came to Salem
via Mt. Hood and the North Santi
am Highway Monday. , . - .
They -were guests -of the Salem
Chamber of Commerce at a lun
cheon at Meier li Frank attended
by several city and state leaders
including Mayor Robert F, While
and Edward Armstrong, repre
sentative of Gov. Elmo Smith.
Charles A. Sprague gave a brief
talk of welcome, outining Oregon's
attractions.
The group went to Eugene last
night after a tour of state build
ings. Included were Roy Dunlap, St.
Paul Pioneer - Dispatch; Jerry
Lloyd, Los Angeles Examiner;
Herb Beck, Chicago Herald
American, and Polly Noyes, 'San
Francisco Chronicle. They are to
spend two week tf' on the Oregon
tour, which is one of several ar
ranged by the Pacific Northwest
Travel Association.
.Throat Ailment
Stops Governor
Gov. Elmo Smith was forced to
cancel his engagements Sunday
and Monday because of a sore
throat." It was his first illness
since he became governor last
Jan. 31. -
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Five Years in Prison
Meted Silverton Man
Orrin Roy Coughenhour, 35-ycar-eld
Silverton legKeerwas-sentenced
Monday in circuit court to five
years in prison on a charge of con
tributing to the delinquency , of a
minor. .
"Coughenhour," a married"" man,
was sentenced by Circuit Judge
George Duncan. The charge in
volved a 12-year-old Silverton girl
Electric Shop y
Plans Addition
A 34-foot addition to the rear
of Marion Electric Co.,' 271S Port
land Hd., were authorised in a
building permit issued Monday to
Mrs. H. Anderson, owner- of the
building. The added space is need
ed because of normal expansion of
present services,1 Lee L. Andrews,
proprietor of the electrical contract
ing firm, said. Cost of the expan
sion was estimated at $3,236.
Other permits were issued to G.
A. Lockhart, $500 garage reloca
tion, 585 Ben Vista Dr.; George
Kayser.200 house and garage
residing, 2190" Trade St.; Helen
Perdue, f 100 partial house moot
ing. 1045 North 20th St.; Nela SI-
pola, $50 garage reroofing, 1660 S.
High St.; R. W. Clarke, $20 chim
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and Madson Wrecking Co., house
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Burglary Case
Turned Over
To Grand Jury
Ervin Wayne Speer, 27, Aums
ville, was. bound over to the
Marion County grand Jury Monday
after he waived preliminary hear
ing on a charge of bur.lary not
in a dwelling. ,
Both Speer and Raymond Clar
ence Bashor, 43, Portland, were
arrested Saturday by state police
on a charge of breaking into a
North River road service station.
Speer was apprehended in the
service station, while Bosher was
arrested as he drove up to the
station.
Bosher, at his District Court ap
pearance Monday, requested a
preliminary hearing, which is still
to be set by District Judge Ed-
waru v. siaaier jr. nan was con
tinued at $2,000 each.
Fatal 'Mishap...'
Blamed in Suit
For $20,000
A $20,000 suit, , based on an ac
cident last fall in which two teen
age girls died and three other
youths were injured, was filed la
Marion County. Circuit Court Mon
day by the parents of one of the
dead girls,
The complaint was filed by Wil
bur F. and Louise Lesley, Stay
ton, parents of Gay Lesley, who
was killed Nov. 20, 1955, on High
way twE near Tangent when the
ca,she was riding in colhded with
the"" reap '"end" oT a stopped firucfc
The suit charges negligence on the
part of the Freres Lumber Com
pany, Larry Freres 'and William
R. Weddle.
The company la named as owner
of the death car, Freres as agent
of the company, and Weddle as
driver of the car. Both Freres,
who is the soa of the lumber com
pany owner, and Weddle were in
jured in the accident,
A judgment of $20,000 is asked
by the girl's parents who are act
ing as administrators of her es
tate. Pre-Sentence Probe
Set for Check Writer
A pre-sentence investigation was
ordered for a Salem woman Mon
day after she pleaded guilty in
Marion County Circuit Court to a
charge of obtaining money by false
pretenses. .
Iris Jane Riley, 22, 3409 Williams
Ave., acknowledged passing a
worthless ,$20 check in Salem sev
eral months ago. She was arrested
on the charge July 23. ' . '
CARD OF THANKS
With deepest gratitude we extend
this word of thanks for the many
acts of sympathy expressed by
thoughtful friends, these kindnesses
have sincerely oeen appreciaieo.
Mrs. Arthur L. Christiansen
and family.. 4
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