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Newspaper Page TextArmy Mess Sergeant to FappI Court-Martial for Beiiin Tod Fat FT. CARSON. Coin. I It had to happen: a husky army mm sergeant says he's to he court - martialed because he's over - weight. , The program first was disclosed ku Yf( nn Tl . - w It . , I ; .. VJ.i'IOJ, VIU. lllUIIiaa H.. n aLIlHg. JM...fommandaLhffv.vlio..sauL Tooze Illness Described as Heart Condition Tht illness of State Supreme Court Justice Walter L. Tnoze has been diagnosed as a heart condi- mm, nui ne is icrnng line ana experiea in ne out ol the Hospital .mini iwu kwm, nis wuc saia Tuesday. Tooze was taken to the Salem Memorial Hospital two weeks ago last Monday for examinations after complaining of pains which were (irst attributed to Indigestion. Baker Jury Again Indicts Idaho Power BAKER. Ore. The Idaho Power Co. was indicted by the Baker County grand jury Tuesday tor starting work on the Brownlee Dam in the Snake River without a license from the Oregon Hydro electric Commission. It u-t,. Ik. -- 1 ; , ... , U.. c3 ,i,r piiu IIHJII lllirill UY ik. .-. i... .i .... A .u- : r nun it-iuiur-u. iu uit- juiy nir re wnrding at the request of Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton. The new complaint was dated July 9. Al Grant, Idaho Power attorney, immediately filed a demurrer ask ing dismissal. A ruling by Circuit Judge F. L. Hubbard is expected nefore the end of the week. PROrl.AMtTlflV - nr.ltLAa, int unrcciilaira IIW or r-.Uin lornt irtii l. In my )udf- mem. mnac lo lilc and propc. .v otc.un of wnthtr ronditiom and me axiatcnra of an exceaiiva amount ai int noaron-oin i-napei. m of dtbrtf on too fround. and berg, followed by vault Interment In WHEREAS, upon tha ahowlng ef Lincoln Memorial Park In Portland. in anaia rurester. it appeari to me to ae necessary to rloae to unreiu laied uaa the following area dealg nated at: AREA NO. 17-P CFNTRAL ORE t'.ON STATE DISTRICT Brooka Sranlnn Area. finni Tumalnft reek Foad and the Brooks- Scanlon C'amo linari in Sec. k:l. Two. 17 S Ree 11 E : thrnce in a norm. we.terly direction along the Brooks- Iv dirrrtlnn fl lnn tir Brtink- n Cimp RojkI to th Blatk iprinn Rod; (hence in a ei. iretliun lon the Blck Ptne snlon f'ltje Sprl erlv Hire. Soring Road to -the Mighline Road: thence In a northwesterly direction at S p. m. Internment at Hesl Lawn along the Hifhline Road to the Three Cemetery. Rev. Julian Kewr olfic Creeka Lake Road: thence In a south- j latlng. - westerly, direction along the Three Creek Lake Rnad io lh Dafrhutea National Foreit Boundary; thence south along th Pchute National Forest Boundary to Tumalo Creek Road; thence In an eatterly direction along Tiimalo Creek Road to the Point of Beginning Permit to enter th above area may bm obtained at th following placet: Stlten Dlittict Headquarter Bli- tert, Oregon; Tumalo Ruttt lookout Sec. 14, Twp. 17 B , Bfe 11 E AREA NO IR-P-rKNTRAlORE- leljni A! A I Bark Area DISTRICT Squ a w Beginning at the Junction of the county Rnadi hear The Willows Ranch in sec. 21, iwp, -M . Hge. IO r. : thence In a northerly itindinn along the sievens Canyon and fiv I ske Hoad to the Deschus Natlnnal Forest Boundary tn NW'.. Sec. 21. Twp. 1 S., Rge 11 E: thence west and south along the Deschutes Na- linnal Forest Boundary to the Grand- vitw I.000 Road in fti..-Kec .10 Two. ' i.i s. Rge. is r..: thence tn a south- ' rSoo'd" n 8 . Be io t : thenre touiheant orn,'nn'in,"n,y ""d P",t Exception: Green Fidge Road open to travel Perrct's -n enter the above area pmv be obtained at the following P'cr, . . Vers Oregon- M Tumalo Bulla Lookout-Sec 14 Twp 17 S. Rae II F. NOW TtfFRKFOBF. I. rnWARD A C.r.ARY. Governor of the Stale nf Oregon, by virtue nf the authority v.stcd In me under the provisions of OR 477 ISS do hereby proclaim ne unregulated use of the ahove ' e.rrihed ureas to he tinlawful and "ISI sain areas snail ne Slinjecl to cntrv onlv thrnueh nermit lo Se is. -..ed hv the forester or fire warden, Pursuant tn ORS 477. ISS the forester mav during periods nf fire hazard i inditlnns. refuse postpone nr re. strict Issuance of such permils when n-cessarv tn nrevenl danger to life or pronerlv The permit shall require the entrant: III in Terrain inun smnmna cept In places designated at anfe in said permit. (Jl To build no open fires except in places designated as safe in said permit I3i To have as equipment when us ,. ... . K.M traveling at a pedestrian or and posted campgrnundt. Inolt . aneelfled by the forester at suit- ' able for extinguishing fires i This Proclamation shall be effect- 1 ive rrom ana aner in. a.irn oav or August. 195, and thall remain in full forre and effect until the 31tt day i ' of December, 1Q.VI. Done at the Capitol In Salem. Ore gon, this 20th day of August, IMS. i STATE SEAl.l F.DWARD A. GEARY, Governor. ATTEST: KARL T NEWPRY. SecretJirv nt state Bv HAndl.n T PHll.t.lPPE, Deputv Secretary of State. August 2J. 1 KVAIi TV, VHF 13 rCOrNE: KVAI.-TV, Channel 11 f Wednesday): I2:IMI noon Queen for a Day: 12:41 pm - Modem Romances: I w. Comedv Time; 1 :is rtandstand; 2:as p.m.-s p.m. -Republican Nation al Convention: S:SO Superman: S:.1S - Road to Adventure: S:4JWcstern Wonderland: l:S I Led Three Lives: 1:1(1 Life of Rllev; S -SO Kraft TV Theater stars Robert Donat In "The Magic Box.' an Knglish fe.-ilure film nf IPS2: :MI Science rictlnn Thea-l-r: l; l- I Spv: IS M -This Is Your Life: l:4S Ina Ray Hutton; ll:l Mark Saber. KOAC (WrJn",dy: 1I:N am. The Nw and Weathir: H:I5 Eipc- j Ullv for Won.n; Ja:43 - Summer Story Timt: II The Conmrl Hall; ! p ni. Noon Farm Hour: I :( Melody I2:M The Newi and Weether; 1? 11 l ane; I Jacobean Theater; l i Mcnonfild'i Antholoav; t:.lH Mrm nrv fconk M Mumc; 3:M-Orefon W pnr)er: V.W Mutc of the Muster; 4 ft sijind Bv fnr Mtif-tc; 41 : 1 V On (he l'phnt; 4;4.V- New Commrnlurv; A M Children' Theater; ,I:J' Lon don Forum: The 'New nnd We.ither; :1V-Socml Security: :: Across theDnk; l:lMn of Prop erty; T:0--Vame Commliijilon BuMe ttn; Eveninn Farm Hour; :M vhoard ClaMics; The New and Weather: :oa-Mulr That Kn dure; fi:.V-Th Newi and Weather; lo ;io-Sign Off. ' "handful" of Mh Infantry Division officers and men have failed to ' peel off excess fat as ordered, 1 8gt. L. C. James Love, 34. a iveteran of 12 years army service land two wars, said Tuesday he's I . f ,U . I'i. J..1 4 UIIC VI IIIC - IIOIIUIUI. ( f. , f...j mm, u..,..v, ,,,,. hf.the.ixgumejjLL.AUeasLiiie-offl- Larger Gas Main Laid for South Salem Portland Gas & Coke Co. is Iny- ""k i'" n ; j aaiem 10 serve growing resioen- tial developments in that area. The two ends of the main started simultaneously on South Commer cial street and at Regal Gardens, near Liberty, will meet on Liberty Road and be ready for use In about l"i , weeks. Joseph A. H. Dodd, PGC district manager, said. It is being laid by Salem Sand 4 Gravel Co. The liirger main is require) be cause of the laramount of new:fur lwo h()Urs da1y jn t(ie gJ,mna. Muiiuinf, in nrai uai urns, ouiiiij slope Acres and other sections of the area, Dodd said. ' " TRICK PARTS STOLEN A set of large rear-view mirrors, with heating elements and a set of turn signals were stolen from la truck parked at the hack of i Truck Sales Co., 535 N. Front St., j : since July 21, police were -told, Tuesday. El don Reynolds. IMS . . Crowley Ave., who reported the Snlem v .lit unrigs , '""on,. ro.d. , - .. .... i . MntMr at . Dvid tH Tas. Jolin of laano, i.iiiiae 01 t rcmi.un Mrs. R. L. Vouns of Salnn. Mrs. Boy lirimm 01 urnnim sirvim win b Thuraday. Auguit S3 al 10 30 a m. Plorenre Ohva Hoevet At a local hospital Aurust JO. late I resident of 187S South 13th. Salem. Survived by daughter Mra. Hoy (Ollvel Pence of Salem. Four sons,! William C. Hoevet and Paul R. Hoe nocvei ana raui n. nor- StK.? 'cw art, M-s. Lura Tandv, Jefferson, Portland. Bl.inche Stewart. M-s. Lura Tandy, both of Ssleni. Brothers. Hi-ro Mi - both of Ssleni. Brorhrrs, Kirr M - ' Ucrby Cnm ftrd. Neb. Ten grnnd- rhHcren md nx frcal-greindchildr.n. Servirn he hed at the Virgil T. Golden thapel Saturday, August Si ftebeeea Vrnm le At the reitdenc Rout 1, Box 219 Salem, At tha age of 3 monthi, aur vtved by parenta, Mr. and Mra. Daryl fonei, and two brothen, Mauri ca and Daniel Jonea. Grand parent! Mr. and Mra. Orval WilJiamn of Salem, Service will b held Wedneadav, Auguat 22 at 10:30 am. In Howell-Edwarda Chapel. Inter ment in th Gervatt Pioneer Cem etery. . lame H. Madeh . In thi city Augftt 10. Survived by wife. Esiella P Mnden. u nm. Roy Mark D. i Grace i Speer, J brothers maaen "i urarnnri, a nauyinrr mi, Jess B Maden. Salem, and W. A.. ivinnen. mnrnsiown, imn. n iiMn, Mis. I.eoia Grav. Johnson City. Tenn , ann two grandchildren. Jimr-s l. Maden of .Isnan and Mrs. Janice Anderson. Services will be held Thursday at .1 P. M in the Chand of the W. 1 Bigdon Chanel, intern. ' went In Belcrest Memorial parK. - Miss Evs Jsne """'' . TlnTnoZX?;7,ra away August is. Survived by sis- iem. Mri. Anna m KfrmS, o'r V ' Helens. Brotheis Thoma W. Ham- sev of St. Helens Geo. K Ba.nsey , Oswego, Ore, John P. Ramsev of : .Pennsylvania. A niece. Mrs. M y , Brbom 2' Sa',m- "i ,nr I r held at Oough-BarVlck Chaoei Wednesday August 22 at 11 a m. with !Dr. Paul Newton Poling officiating. Interment at Belcrest Memorial Park. i Marllva Jane Robinson Lale resident ot- ais lolumnia Streel. at Sandv. Ore , Aug IB Sur- t vived bv p.neni. Mr and Mrs Ken C.. Robinson, Salem: brothers, Onnlcl wiirunn mnnniun n.u isui r.uwan Rnhinon. both of Satcm: grandpar. ents. Mrs. Zelnia Henslev. Glendale, Calif : Mr. and Mrs Lucius Rohln. son, Kerhv. Ore : and Vrs. S A. Ad- cox. gread - grandmother. Glendale, Calif. Services will be held Wednes- day. Aug. 22. at J p m. in the chapel of the Clough-B.irrica Funeril Home with the Rev. Norman W. Stathngs .i.iiiii.uii. line, invn. iinin.i Memorial Park. . "7,. Georgia Malorte Smith Late resident of ISi.l Court street, passed away in this city August 2ti wile ol ti l. hmilh. mother or Willi. m ftmill, Knit, nf Ct.n, Ci.l.r or Mrs. w. c. Krugei ot Pullman, Wavh Member nf Ihc Oreshvtenan I Church, also of the GAR, Services will b Thursday. August 2i t i ri P m In the Chapel nf W. T. Rigdnn ; .u,nr."v tuicriitrni ai neitic.i Memorial Park. In th Solomn Hours GOD'S GIFT IS FLOWERS For 46 years i... ... . . .... . . one! sthe thar reetat diieatai STOMKI ItLMEIU trfilef titkaut lMifitl aaariHN cicoit to ifswviiE mm r 9 m K -Cit m DEAN CLINIC Prat'it UasltSMf eg r Oe 10 .! I m Men ), M, It m vsttil I p.m. Ttrti tn4 Tnt-ft esrys. .' Ch.fp.ejrt t ('yi-'iojai teia m. I. Iandt toutrvaiD If f-9U eerTISf.fl 1, Or4MM N mi ......... . I has asked a general court-martial rather than the customary sum-j mary court-martial. This, he said, 1 will give him a better opportunity to explain his position. Under summary court-martial procedure, only one officer hears; cers are required in a general court-martial Father of Four "I weighed 276 pounds when I returned to the States from Ger many in October, 1954," said I.ove, who is married and the fa ther of four children. "Now I'm down to 212 and I'm going to be court-martialed." The mess sergeant says he was ordered to trim down to 193 wai n()s ,lt no time ijmit specified "I lost 25 pounds in the six months I've been here." Love said, "and that's about my limit. I was sick as a child, and had nervous breakdown. I've had to be careful about strenuous exer cise. , , "Well, one week I didn't lose any weight and my battery com mander ordered me to " exercise sium. , I-ove, a native of Cincinnati, said he refused the order because he was "afraid of the reaction." 17 Nations for f T O C. . nrm IJ1 n ... J,0 OllCA 1 Jail! ' Soviets Ob ject LONDON Sivrnteen na tions lined up Tuesday for a V. S. formula to have international con trol over the Suoi Canal. But the Soviet Union threw its weight be hind an Indian plan to keep the canal control in Egypt's hands. The score was: 17 nations, in cludinc the I'nited States, for the 'American plan: 4 for the Indian n ;in i uncummiuio. n'lrl j Soiet roreisn Minister cu k. 1 wAw omnuuv iuiu mr mmiuii conierence me L. . plan 4S ae- signed "to remove the canal from the sovereignty, ownership and operation of Egypt, master of the canal." He charged an attempt to impose a modernized form of r,vni Colonialism on tgypi. - 1 Ex - State Parks v rfv 1 J 1 W I f I P I H II I it IPS A-M-JOl-V AMIt vO William Alexander LanKille. for mer Salem resident and State Parks historian, died Tuesday, in Portland at the age of tn. Langille, who also was the first U. S. forester In Alaska, lived In Salem from 1930 to 1951, first in the employment of the State Board of Forestry and later as historian for the parks division of the State Highway department. Born Aug. 18, 1009, in Yarmouth. Nova Seotia, he moved to Hood 1 River in IMS nnd to the Klondike In-n -... U-k:t. ,llk I in joia. iiuksiiik mine fa.-a wiiii. sjx horses. ,. Inn, k. ,.. ..u.j fr., .u, ! - - - - - Yukon territory of Alaska to Wash- ington D C to receive from Pres- n,' d.h hi. an ment Theodore Roosevelt his ap- pointment as Alaska forester, ... jir(,ctiv un(jr th. nuDcr- vision of thief l. b. forester on-; ford Pirn hot. As Alaska's first said meetings were being held to', he set manyof ..hepoli.j;7h member, Tuesday night in cj0 still in effect Ihere. ' Bn effort to get them back, pend- He moved from Alaska to Brazil ins ,ctinn by union officials in in 1911 and on his return from 'rw York. . South America he took up farming ! w H id n. had been sdvUed . ,... Hn-j Ri...r vallpv . wara,-,a'a ne n,aa rn V , in I pwr Hood Klter va ley. (nf), ,hf unlon, international leavM ,hrce oaughters. Mrs . j cxccutive committee will hold an I ,Va" f " ' P ',,U,; ' Vi ebb Vt are Trimble. Jllneail. Alas- (a an( Mrs. Clyde P. Carroll Jr., n j".1"!1, . . . . 1 Services will he 2:30 p m. Tnurs- Am.. jn rpirist "EniscS'vtl nrr . 'h'.:. .. HI 1, In Oswego. Private burial will he in Portland ,Mrmnn:il remftcry. Miscarriage Puts Dinah Shore in Hospital Red . i.i.nnr-. c- . rlh HOIX WOOD -Singer Dinah Shore suffered s miscarriage , -..j ,j ... .-v.. early Tuesday and was taken to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital where she was reported "doing j wen. e Tnf singer and her husband, r " .i.,...,,,. hoit actor- George Montgomery, had ii st relu. ned from a Hawaiian (Vacation. They have two children, Melissa, I. a no John David, 2. HOW DO YOU HURRY TO With 11 NON-STOP schedules daily you'll be there sooner by EYED 03 MB and th C150 foi : u flutlfj it only To. ONf-WAY fARl mOA. SAIEM GREYHOUND BUS DEPOT 4S0 N. Church Sig " Mark Car Safety Stations ' v. SSj- ,J f Displaying a safety check sign that will mark one of (he twa free tafety check stations Thurs day and Frldsy In 1 Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsored campaign against defective and unsafe automobiles are left to light: Harris IJrtz, Ben Fortner and Harold Bites. Lletx and Bites are experienced auto mechanics who will help with thef checking. Fortner is chair man of .the check-lip program. (Statesman Photo)., Free Safety Check on Cars To Be Offered A free safety check of automo biles will he offered to Salem areaj drivers Thursday and Friday at two business section parking lots. 'art of a national safety cam paign, the auto safety check is sponsored here by halem Junior Chamber of Commerce and con ducted by experienced mechanics from firms of the Salem New Car Dealers Association. The vehicle inspection is avail able between a.m. and 4 p.m. each dry at the parking lots of Ladd. t Bush bank or lapuoi Shopping tenter. These items will be checked: Brakes, lights, steering, wheels, tie rods, tires, exhaust, (lass. windshield wiper, mirror and horn. Ben Fortner. chairman ef the I Salem checkup program, laid safe ty surveys have demonstrated tnat one of every four cars is in un safe opera! in? condition.-He added that the Junior Chamber hopes public response will justify mak iiv: the auto inspection an annual evert here. Cooperating with the Junior Chamber are the city police, the car dealers group. Allstate Insur ance Co. and Oregon Highway Lifesavers. The National Safety Council It one of several national sponsors. : Phone Men to Resume Work PORTLAND . UP Som 700 Western Electric telrphone equip- ,, i-.t.n.,. rwwleH hark . ,L... n..lfl. at their jobs In the three mcinc Northwest stales Weo'nesday aflcr Hav. nt iHlenoae to days ot idleness. D. G. Ward, president ot me Vnrfh Pneifie local of the Com- municationt Workers of America emergency meeting in New York Wednesday to decide whether to order a. strike against Western i Electric Cq. m nr-.nc xairrv HI Rf APS TAKEV Theft nf four hubcaps from a car parked Friday to Monday al I7R0 Mission St, was reported tn Salem police Tuesday by C. E. Newman, Portland. Value was es timated at $ in. police said. Helps You Overcome FALSE TEETH Loosentt. and Worry No longer b annoyed ot feel lll-at-ease because of looae, wobbly falao teeth FASTI: ETH. an Improved slko llne mnn-ocidl powder, sprinkled on your platea holds them firmer so they fe.1 more comfortable Asoid ember, rasement coused by loose plates Got I ASTtETH tods; at any drug oountor. t-na Oownfown le Ootvnfown in jvst I hr., 10 min. Phena 2-2421 i . , v Lii Ingrid Hergniah Won't Appear on U.S. Video Show NEW YORK m - Ed Sullivan said Tuesday Inprid Bergman will - . - - - r- - not appear on his television show. Last July 17. Sullivan announced he had signed the actress for an uiiuwr nr mivrmurr Wa-iiraiire . i on his CBS "Toast of the Town. Tuesday. CBS issued this brief statement: ? . "Ed Sullivan announced Tuesday that he had been unshle to work out arrangements for the appear ance of Miss Bergman on his pro gram and was abandoning any further effort to secure her services." I I -. J-- -1 t -jfe . . i,; LIVE MODERN, OP COURSE YOU DOI f l ! j You are probably one of those fatniliei that barbecue, onre I week,., watches television several hours a day... takes week-end trips to the beach. r You do these and many other things because they reflect the way of life you, your friends, and your neighbors enjoy. In other words, you're living modern. And another reflection of this way of life is the move to Natural Gas. Your friends and neighbors are joining the 26 million American Families that now use Natural (Tdvbecausc it is clean, convenient, luu-cosl and saje. Actually,' gas-fired heating and cooking equipment is 6 times safer than oil, according to So, follow the today'i safest fuel! . PORTLAND GAS A COKE COMPANY , ': . l - " J ... , f j New House Permit Let Salem building permits' Issued Tuesday Included one for a new liuuo, , .'1,1 111, f 1 I .'111, III. ,11, permit for a $10,500 one-tory house ai 3130 Chester Ave. was taken hv I. T Fnnino hn.... 1m KI..tK.a.t C.l. Th. - . Other permits Issued Tuesday Went 10 f . H. Wide lor a 1150 hflUse reroofing at 170 S Summer St. Helen Gruchow. $120 house sky light repair, 12M Court St.; Adolph Alrick, $100 house and garage re roofing, 1574 Elm St.; Everett Wood, $50 store alterafion, 1099 Chemeketa St.; and Duncan uVrlMht t,n hn... .H...H.. .ami ..ngni, e-nr irnuin snuBiiuii, Larson St. National Fire Safety records modern trend . . . sien uj now 7 U - AW iRitcs Held for ji Latourette at j Oregon City OREGON CITY - Funeral services were held here Tuesday for Justice Karl C. Latourette of the Oregon Supreme . Court. I The jurist died hist Saturday from cancer at the age of (7. Latourette, a lifetime Oregon resident, was appointed to the state's high court in 1950 by Douglas McKay, then governor, to replace Justice E. M. Page, who had resigned because of ill health. Latourette later was elected to the position and served as chief Justice in 1953-54. He was admitted to the State Bar in 1913 after his graduation from the University of Oregon, where he was a star football halfback. ' In 1913 Latourette was appointed circuit judge for Clackamas Cotin - ty and held that position until he went on the atate bench. Survivors include the widow, Mrs. Eleanor Marshall Latourette: two brothers Howard V. and John R both of Portland; two daugh - ters, Mrs. . Kevin Cooke, Denver and Mrs. Kenneth Linklater. Falls Church, Va.: and a son. Earl C, Latourette Jr., Portland. More than 1.000 persons attended the funeral. Before the services hundreds of persons filed through the funeral home. - - It Haft to Be night 1 SFATTLEi John Franco was i i h.. th. ... -t!-.. i - - ru"lru mr niru "ic "i"i wnr ui.-.ia;mK m ami- ting acoustical material on the1 ..in.. ..... hi. h.. veiling wvn in. usi . , - - "Why," Franco asked the fore man, "are you being so fussy. It looks all right to me." "Listen." the foreman replied. my boss spends most of his time l. 1 rhi. .h u.. t. h. in ncir. sill. JUU lis U1 W Ift; I just right." JOIN THE AMERICAN THAT USE for9?4."' for low-cost Natural Gas . Statesman. Salem, Ore., Suez Conference Delayed As Shepilov Forgets Comb By EDDY GILMORE LONDON I Riaaela'a Fwln ! M Ulster Dmitri Sbell (rfa4 his aarkel ttmk Tuesday aad the -K-aatlaa Sues Taaal refer ence started five mlaate WUmI srbedule. v Tklags hapaeaed tkts way: Sbeallsv . emerged frsna Ike Soviet Kmkaasy, gat UU kls Zls automobile, sat kark , 4 gar kta ebauffear the algaal ( drive I Laaraster Hrase, area at the raafereaee. As Ibe ear reached the gate the foreign tnlalster leaned for ward and said: "Odna mlnatrhka, poihalaata, whlrk m e a a s aae moment, please. The ear stopped. Tke M-yrar old successor to V. M. Molotov 1 j I EXPENSIVE LIGHTNING I CI RWENSVILLE. Pa. ur-You ' can't prove the old adage that; lightning doesn't strike twice at ! the same Place to Robert Kicm. !ng. His house , was struck by a boll Ot lightning at 1 0 clock one '''"' M"1"' aam aaiai nereoy are niuhl Rnr.lv had ITI.mina notified lo present such claims In n gni nureiy naa neming coni-jdll form , ,mu t,cutor ,t sit ploted a survey of the damage i Pioneer Trues Building SaKm, Ora when another bolt bashed in Iheil0?' w,,h.' "oniiw from the other side of the house. No injuries except Fleming's ' pocket book to the tune of 1225. TALL rost Bins County of Marlon, State of Oregon, la asking for sealed bids fnr grading, graveling and surfacing a thirty foot asphaltle concrete pavement with rurhs on Heather Lane between Bluff Street and Hulser ft t reel in Marlon . iiui.ir. in1 County. Oregon, according tn the plans and aneciflcaiinns auDDlied by uir inuniy engineer Plane, and specifications may be lomaineo oi ine omco of the Cmin Engineer. Courthmiae. ftalem. Oregon. Aids will he opened by the County Court I io ine vouniy inun i nsmntrs Cnurthnuse, Salem, Oregon, at at the Courthouse. Salem. Oreen the hour of IS O0 A.M., on f rlday, August St, ISM The County reserves the right l rcept any or reiert oil bids In the ; best interest nf Marlon County. MARION COtTNTV rTVtrllT aui. njoa OUT OF FA Tell LI EC LOW-COOT .TODAY'S ' SAFEST G runs. 1 Wed., Aug. 22, '56 (Sec. I111 bopped otat ef Ike autaraotille, dashed back into the t-aJtdlag while driver arj aides looked blaakly al ex aootber. hepllov re-emerged Irosa too embassy, held Ip a small black pocket eomb. am lied broa-lly aod elimbed back mlo Ibe ear. Al Laaraster House SbeailoT laformaHy apologlged for kni iar dlaess. BkrplloS aot only refuses to -wear a block hembwrg (bo al most nalversal bead gear for . diplomats but be scorns all hata. He also wears b's greying black hair very long, and oeoplte the fact be'a constantly eenMag H h public. It's always talltag forward lata his eyes. "A romb carrying Commsralot If I ever saw oae." ram meat ed one of bis fellow delegates. , notici to rainrroas Trns" '.Vbhea1' w!u!StJ cochbak wore duly appoint ai -''el?n estate of H. ATt.R- ?.nJ"'- b County, bregon. All persons hsvmg ".i. ... i . i pui, ii, .iiii-i m. ollc, to-.ll: August 1, ISM. DFIX WILSON WATMS ' RHEA WILSON COCHHAM As such Cocutrlcos JOHN A. HELTZEL Attorney for Co-eieeutrkoa "' Pioneer Trust Building Salem, Oregon Aug. 1. 1, !. Men Past 40!"0!f? iVant Old-time Pcp,Vin? I Waatt Horrnol Yaaafar faallael ' rJfTllseJIilllJi vmyrnimrynn -nwnMesea.s,nilse,so aattsted st 40, SO, OOr TWonsaMlt of saea aod 'aseoieo delighted at reeahe at a bnW 'peppiea I sp wtt-t (km. Cealaas asoie for Mies old hr"M "- Try Ottraa Tom T ,IIM,1 ialitT. years raises '"'-. mt. aim cnaiain oigiussaf aoset ellsaiisis Bi aad Si. T-das r'g.l-ae mm sorts uu ai aa I VteJ 0CS f- J 1 v ,i- IFiJ fly u.t