Adlai Urges Dee Take Stand on
High Court's Integration' Ruling
By ERNEST B. VACCARO
NEW YORK. Spt. U (AV-Adlal
Strvenson laid tonight It it Prrsi
t.pnt Eisenhower's responilbility
to "do all in hit power" to create
a climate of compliance" with
the Supreme Court' school inte
gration decision.
The Democratic presidential
candidate expressed disagreement
with what he said was Eisenhow
er's position that it "makes no
difference whether or not" he en
dorses the ruling calling for inte
gration of Negroes Into white pub
lic schools.
Liberal Party
Stevenson added in an address
prepared for delivery at tht Liber
al party convention:
"As a candidate, I want to say
again what I have said from one
end of this country to the other,
that we must, of course, support
the Supreme Court decision AU
who voted for my nomination
knew where I stood.
Stand en Platform
"I stand squarely, beyond this,
nn the statement in the Democrat
ic platform, adopted unanimously,
that 'We reject all proposals for
the use of force to Interfere with
the orderly determination of these
mailers by the courts.'
"And let me add that I disagree
with the position taken last veek
by the President' when he said of
the Supreme Court decision: 'I
think it makes no difference
whether or not I endorse it.' I
think, for myself, that the attitude
of the President, who is our only
Jilted Lover
Runs Down
Girl With Car
CHICAGO, Sept. 11 Urv-A Jilted
lover said today he "only wanted
to scare" his former sweetheart
when he knocked her down with
his car and then made a sweeping
I'-turn to run over her body.
Policeman John Casey, an eye
witness to the killing of Lucille
Fitzpatrick. M, described the
scene as "incredible."
He said the jilted lover, Nathan
Brown. 30, spun the wheels o his
car wildly as he saw Viss Fitt
patrick and a friend emerge from
a West Side tavern.
Casey said Brown, an unem
ployed truck driver, rammed his
speeding car into the two people
and then made a sweeping U-turn
to run over Miss Fitzpatrick lying
in the street.
Not Seriously Hurt
Her companion, Nathan Gaus,
40, Cicero, was not seriously hurt.
' I waited four hours for that,"
Casey quoted Brown as saying a
few moments after the incident
early today.
The rundown occurred in front
of the Green Lantern Tavern,
which Miss Fitzpatrick managed.
Questioned about the incident.
Brown said: "I only wanted to
scare her." He told authorities
Miss Fitzpatrick had ended their
friendship about a month ago.
Wanted to Scare Her
Frank Pape. acting deputy chief
of detectives, quoted Brown as
saying he wanted to scare his for
mer sweetheart so she wouldn't
testify against him in an assault
rase. The case was to be heard
liimorrow. Miss Fitzpatrick had
Brown arrested Aug. 29 after a
brawl in her tavern.
Miss Fitzpatrick was, herself, to
have appeared in Women's Court
Thursday as a defendant. She was
charged with disorderly conduct
after police arrested her Saturday
wi'h three robber suspects.
Man Travels
4,700 Miles
By Bicycle
WORCESTER, Mass., Sept. 11
i.e Short of breath, and down
15 pounds to a trim 136, George
Buffington, 42, arrived here yes
terday after a 4.700-mile trip from
Anchorage, Alaska all the way
bv bicycle.
Buffington had been working
there as a diesel engineer in a
government power plant.
He said he started the trip to
prove he could do it. When he first
went to Alaska 10 years ago, he
started, from here by bicycle, but
tha' trip was cut short by an acci
dent in Iowa City, Iowa.
Buffington met his planned
schedule to do 100 miles a day
right on the nose. He took 47
days for the trip.
He said today, the toughest part
of his ride wfls on the gravel Al
ran Highway which stretches 1.300
miles through Alaska and Canada,
and in Michigan when he bucked
heavy traffic over the Labor Day
weekend.
Buffington is planning to visit
relatives here for the next few
weeks, and then return to Alaska.
But not by bicycle he has
bought a light truck, and this
time he'll drive, he said.
Floridans Go
On Bat Hunts
BARTOW. Fla. un "Bat hunts"
are a new sport in Bartow County
because one of the flying mam
mals, which bit two persons, was
found to have rabies.
Volunteers who can't provide
their own weapons can obtain shot
guns and ' shells from the State
Game and Fresh Water Fish Com
mission to kill the bats. The bodies
are sent to state laboratories for
study. 1 ,
A mother and son at nearby
Alturas were bitten by the rabid
bat when they tried to put the
little animal in cage.
official elected by all the people,
does make a difference to those
struggling with the day to day
conflicts of new lawi and old cus
toms In a changing society. I
count it the responsibility .of the
chief executive to, do all in his
To Appear in
1, '
The Flying Palacios, somersaulting aerlallsts, are among head
liners of the Salem Shrine Club-Polaek Bro. Circus, to be
seen In the State Fairgrounds horse show arena Wednesday
and Thursday, Sept. 19-20, at 3:30 and 8:15.
Mitchell Raps
Statements of
Adlai on Labor
NEW YORK, Sept. II -Sec-retary
of Labor Mitchell said to
night Democratic presidential
nominee Adlai Stevenson has en
gaged in "hypocritical talk and
half truths" in campaign speeches
oo labor topics.
Mitchell made the statement in
a talk prepared for the 50th an
niversary dinner of the National
Industrial Advertisers Assn. He
remarked that advertisers have
"a particularly high regard for
the truth, because you realize peo
ple can't be fooled easily, at least
not for very long."
Sharp Criticism
Mitchell then launched into a
sharp criticism of Stevenson's
speeches, saying many of his
campaign statements "have con
tained half truths and false im
plications. "They have,' I fear, been mo
tivated more by political ambi -tion
than by a true desire to en
lighten the American people,"
Mitchell said.
Mitchell referred to Stevenson's
speech at Hartford. Conn., in
which he spoke of "the current
creeping price inflation" under
Eisenhower's administration. The
government living cost index re
cently has hit new highs.
Mitchell's Answer
Mitchell's answer was that liv
ing costs during the Eisenhower
administration had risen only 2.7
per cent, but that under the Tru
man administration they rose
"over 50 per cent, and almost 11
per cent during Truman's last
four years."
Mitchell said Stevenson "is
promising what the Eisenhower !
aaminisjraiion nas aireoay ac
complished.'' Bank President,
Handcart Carry
Million Dollars
LANCASTER. Tex. Oft - A man
pulled a makeshift handcart across
the city square recently and no
one paid much attention. Which
was a good thing. A million dollars
in cash and negotiatable securities
was on the handcart.
The handcart puller was none
other than John O. McShan, presi
dent of the First National Bank.
The bank was moving to new quar
ters. Several disinterested - appearing
persons were lounging around the
square. Their looks were deceiv
ing. They were plainclothes police
men and were much interested in
the safety of the handcart.
McShan and officers believed the
quiet transfer of the fortune was
better for safety than an obviously
guarded operation.
Water Runoff of
Columbia Gains
PORTLAND, Sept. U un If nor
mal weather prevails, the water
runoff in the Columbia basin east
of the Cascades will be about 110
per cent of the 15-year average this
month, the U. S. Geological Survey
office here said today.
Hollis M. Orem, staff engineer,
said that poor weather, such as oc
curs once in 20 years,' could cut
the runoff to 95 per cent of the
15-year average. '.
FLYING BURGLAR
MARSHALL, Tex. in Police
found a flying burglar in response
to a call from Miss Fonta Britle
num. When they arrived to make
an arrest, they found a flying
squirrel was the culprit. He was
playing on a window screen.
power tp create climate of com
pliance with the law, and to' en
courage with the immense pres
tige and power of this office those
who are ernestly trying, often in
difficult circumstances, to comply
with the court's decision."
Shrine Circus
3-Month Marriage
Of Actor, Actress
Rocks After Spat
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 11 Gfl-Ac-tress
Mary Murphy and actor Dale
Robertson, married only three
months, started a trial separation
today after a spat.
Mary said she and Dale argued
often during the IVi years that
they went together.
"This is Just another argument.
We don't know how serious it is."
She has not consulted an a
torney. Traffic Ticket
Plan Helping
Willi Children
DETROIT (INSI-Public safety
officers in suburban Oar- Park,
M ch., have instituted a plan to
give children traffic tickets and so
far, the plan has been 100 per cent
ef'-ctive. In one recent month 115
tickets were issued to youngsters
for jaywtlking, running from be
tween parked cars, playing ball in
the street and riding bikes across
busy intersections.
Juvenile ''ficer Richard D.
Drainville said, "before we started
the scheme, children were hurt in
accidents on an average of twice
weekly, Since the tickets there
haven't been any mishaps."
Any child who receives a ticket
must take it to his parents who
are required to sign it and mail it
to the police department. Drain
ville explained:
"This has a two-fold purpose.
Both the child and his parents be
come av are of his safety habits
away from home. And we on the
depurtirient can find where the
trouble areas are and correct
them."
After a child receives three such
tickets, the parents are called in.
"This isn't done to embarrass
anyone," Drainville added, "b u t
it sure helps to straighten out the
child."
Parents seem to like the idea.
One mother wrote t h e depart
ment: "I've been telling him time and
time again not to ride double.
But police caught him riding a
girl double and he has learned his
lesson. I think it's wonderful."
Another letter said:
"My son was pretty safety con
scious at home. 1 was rurprised to
find out how he acts away from
home."
GOP Outstrips I
uenios in ieiiing
Campaign Funds
WASHINGTON, Sept. 11
Republicans outstripped Demo
crats 2 to 1 in the matter of col
lecting campaign funds during the
three months ending Aug, 31.
Reports filed today with the
clerk of the House by officials of
tht two national political commit
tees showed total contributions of
$665,414 to the Republican com
mittee and 330.93 to the Demo
cratic committee from June 1 to
Aug. SI.
In-addition to receipts and contributions-
from miscellaneous
sources, the Democratic commit
tee listed a loan of iavOOO to boost
its income for the three months
to $395,931.
Total spending was $383,771 by
the Democrats and $529,256 by the
Republicans, the larger . outlays
being for payrolls.
This left the Democrats with an
operating balance of $13,151 for
the three months and the Repub
licans with $136,158.
1 V
NAl 7
7
Tkv a
Integration at
Trouble Areas
Goes Quietly
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Public school integration pro
ceeded quietly Tuesday in twe-
troubled areas Clinton, Tenn.,
and Sturgis, Ky. where it was
necessary for the National Guard
to keep doors of previously all
white schools open to Neg-oei.
But in Texarkana, Tex., and
Clay, Ky., two other spots where
disorders flared up over the issue,
the all-white status of schools in
volved was being maintained.
Clinton, Tenn., high school saw
attendance climb to 590, the high
est since disorders broke out after
the school, by federal court order,
enrolled 12 Negroea. The rchool
has a total enrollment of 770 and
Principal D. J. Brittain Jr., said
normal absenteeism is about 50 a
day.
In a new Tennessee court ac
tion, the Tennessee Federation for
Constitutional Government iked
the State Supreme Court to rehear
a request for an injunction to halt
integration in Clinton. The ori'ginal
request was denied Sept. 1 by the
state court on the ground that the
U.S. Supreme Court ruling "fore
closed" the case.
In Sturgis. Ky., seven Negroes
and about 250 white children re
ported at the high school. Only
about SO white children attended
Monday.
The crowd of townspeople,
which had been ringing the school,
dwindled to aboui at the highest
point Tuesday" and most of the
National Guardsmen on duty
marched off to their camp after
school started.
Bandits Attack
Texas Editor
DALLAS. Tex.. Serrf. 11 WV-Al-
len Merriam, editor-in-chief of the
Dallas Times Herald, was beaten
and robbed by three Negroes last
night as he was about to enter
the newspaper office.
One bandit said, "Kill him, kill
him." But the apparent leader
said, "Let him go." They fled
after taking Merriam's watch and
several dollars.
STILT WALK NETS VIEW
ROME, Sept. 11 (AV-Angelo Cor
saro, 25. always wanted to see
Rome. He finally did it the hard
way. He arrived from his home
town of Catania after walking the
560 miles on stilts.
Salem
Obituaries
Myrtle C. Brlre
Former resident of 24 8. Cottage,
at a local hospital, Sept. 10, at the
as ot 49 years. Survived bv hus
band. William J. Brice, Salem.
Mother, Virtoria Crandall. Stockton,
Calif. Three listen. Mrs. Ruby
Wright Modesto. Calif.: Mrs. Blanche
rrrgosi. San Mateo. Calif.: Mrs. June
Maikemut. also San Mateo. Calif.
Four brothers, Clyde Crandall. San
Mateo, Calif.; John Crandall. Red
bluff. Calif.: William L. Crandall,
Stockton. Calif : Ray Crandall, Kenal,
Alaska. Services will be held in the
Howell-Edwards Chapel. Thursday,
Sept. n at 2 p.m.. with Interment in
City View Cemetery.
Bus rritsrh
Late resident of Klamath Falls,
Ore. Passed away at a local hospital
here. Leaves brother. Louis Kritsrh
of Klamath Falls, Ore.; Alois Fritach. 1
Germany; Karl Frltsch, Germany, j
Sister. Maria Fritsch. Germany, i
Graveside services will be held at !
City View Cemetery Wednesday.
Sept 11 at 10 am. Services by
Clough-Barrlck Funeral Home.
William Hamilton '
At the reMdenc of 1S10 Market St.
Husband of Roth Hamilton of Sa
lem. Father of Lt. Cmdp. Rillle C.
HamiBon of Jacksonville. Fla. and
Charles E. Hamilton of Washington,
D. C. Member of tht Alnsworth
Lodge No. SOI AF 4c A.M. An
nouncement of services will be
made later by tha W. T. Rigdon Co.
Margret S. Jones.
In this city September 10. Late
resident of Rt. 2. Box 235, SaU-m.
Survived by mother. Mrs. Minnie
Stolk of Salem: daughters, Mrs. Eth
el Osborn of Monmouth. Ore.; Mrs.
Ruth Downing of Burnt Woods, Ore.;
Mrs. Bernadine Edwards of Mon
muulh. Ore.; Mrs. Jean Behrends
of Vancouver, Wash.; Mrs. Joanne
Brown of Monmouth. Ore.; sons,
Harold Jones of Puyallup. Wash.;
Theodore W. Jones of Monmouth,
Ore; Henry H. Jones of Salem;
Glenn Jones of Salem; sinters. Mrs.
Emma Pnem of Salem; Mrs. Frieda
Benson of Salem: Mrs. Anna Miles
of Lacombe. Ore: brothers, Fred
Stolk of Salem; Henry Stolk. Van
couver, Wash ; Wm. Stolk of Salem.
IS grandchildren and 12 great
grandchildren also survive. Services
will be held Wed . Sept 12, at 1:30
pm. In the chapel of the Clough
Barrlck Funeral Home. Rev. Rosco
West officiating. Interment, Belcrast
Memorial Park.
Georte E. Long
Al Portland Sept. 11th. Late resi
dent of 172S S. Cottage. Salem.
Survived by wife. Mrs. Vivian W.
Long. Salem. Announcement of serv
ices later by Virgil T. Golden Fu
neral home.
Ester Marie Manlev
Late resident of snS N. Church St.
Survived by parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl C. Manley of Salem. H rot her,
Krling Manley of Olga. Wash. Sis-ter--hfjll
Rita Manley of College
Place. Wean. Servicea will be held
in the Clough-Barrlck Funeral home
Thursday, September 12 at 3:30 p.m.
with Pastor H. A. Peckham and Pas
tor E. L. Gammon officiating, with
Interment at Belcrast Cemetery.
Jessie Glenn Mint
August 2.1ra. Late resident of Tam
pa, Florida. Aunt nf Mrs. Robert
Smith tif Albany Mrs. Laura Cox,
Seattle, Wash.; Mrs. Nam Foster nf
Vancouver, B. C; Alick Fosier of
Vancouver. Wash Announcement nf
service will be mad later by the
W. T. Rigdon Co.
Helen Hlbbard Paget
In this city Sept. S. Late resident
ot Sllvertnn, Or. Several nieces
and nephews survive. Servicea will
b held Wednesday, September 12,
at 1:30 pm. In the Chapel of the W.
TwIMgdon Co. Graveside services at
Lone Fir Cemetery in Portland at
3:30 p.m. Rev. Louis E. Whit will
officiate. Casket will b open to
friends till 11 a.m. Wednesday.
Norlyn Alden Rivers '
September S.. Lat resident of
Gladstone, Or. Survived by mother,
Mrs. Byron Purvlne of Salem. Father,
William Rivera of Gladstone. Or.
Sisters. Carol Rivers, also Gladstone.
Thre brother. Larry Purvlne of
Salem. Billy and Waiter Rivers of
Gladstone, Or. Grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Moure of Aurora,
Ore. Grandfather, William River1
of Gladstone, Ore. Services will b
Held at th Virgil T. Golden Chapel
Wednesday, September 13 at I p.m.
Interment Kens Cemeterv with Rev.
L &. Sassier nfflciaUna,
COMMISSIONERS' COURT
Th oUowing 1 th official publi
cation of th record of Claims before
th Marion County Commissioner'
Court for th July Term for 1U64,
with th amount allowed, bills con
tinued, tc, according to th records
in th offic of th County Clerk.
Albert E. Daniey. do. S3U.M; Ed
ward Dnnskey, do, 3S0.M); H. E.
Davis, do, 540 00; Clinton A. Dim
mick. do, 229.00; Jens Svinth, do,
2a.0t.; Wilson Davis, do, 112 40; U R.
Haa-ner. do. 00.00: Ladd and Bush
Salem Branch U.S. Nat l Bank of
Portland. Withholding. M47.0S: Ore-
Ton Stat Tax Commission, Stat Tax,
.M9.40; Public Employes Retirement
Bd. hoc. See Revolving Bd., So See,
3429.32; Public Employes Retirement
Sysm .etRelirement, 424S.M: Stat
Industrial Accident Comm., Stat Ind.
Ace. S4S.43; United Fund, United
Fund. S OD; Auguat Fetach, Misc.,
270.00; Harry Nieman, do. 133.00: El
don Rous, do, 407.50; David C Stark,
do, 100; J. W. Whittmlr. do. S37.S0:
Salary paid Marion County Em
ployees: H. F. Domogalla 332. i7; Leo
Quesnel 34S.10; Frank T. Stone 30014;
Howard J. Wood 263 04: HenryJung
wlrth 27100; J. L. Slegmund 246.01;
Dalbert i. Jepsen 264.S0; Richard
Nicholson 246.75; Paul R. Taves
268.75; David Terbell 214 20; Harvey
Frankum 244.26: Ida Bailli 226.53;
Anabel Moon 216.11; Helen M. Dan
akey 207.62; Nancy E. Wilson 106.44;
Barbara Snyder 22S.7I: R. Hug!
332.40; B. D. Peyton 367.76: R. How-ard-037
02; Dan Poling 76 43; Stella
Reldv 126 36; A. A. Richards 326.30;
L. M. Johnston 304.25; Wallace S.
Wharton 346.52; Muriel L. Push
202 60; H. C. Mattaon 27( 00; A .U.
Roethlln 203 62; M. Reznicsck 199 66;
O. Hughaa 233 6ft: H. P. Baker 2.12.06;
O. Barry 193.13: E. Taves 1M.1I; D.
Guined 70.4S; H. Kleihege 227.06: D.
M. Chanc 211 52; W. Gifford 220 70;
r. Cummlngs 207.40; Mildred Olden
burg J03.S6; Rax Hartley 336.63; Roy
J. Rice 354.60: E. L. Rogers 350.68;
M. Reznicsck 64 00; Joy B. LeCompte
220 01; T. O. Rickman 347.30; Ed.
Booth 107 40; Roland Bair 196.43; Ed.
Kortzeborn 211.40; Don Jacob 176.07;
A. Scott 206.66; R. Hooper 202.30;
Jack Goldad 206.66; C. E. Waltman
202.30; Heinx Lcitach 34.14; Cecil
Johnson 106.75; M. J. "Morrison 176 SO;
Ruth .Hutchina 163 M; Marl Sebern
181.66; Maggie H. Lacher 158.30;
Thomas W. Hansen 34650; G. N.
Gross WOO; Doris DeVall 224.80;
Tina Thomas 166.66: Kenneth E.
Brown 37.28; Joseph P. Meier 46.00;
E. O. Stadter 515.40; L. Bal 202.06;
B. Anderson 208 82: N. Berkley 219.72;
D. Pearson 106.30; Earl Adams
268 01, John Laccy 237.77; Barbara"
Smith 105.70; W. J. Stone 686.40;
Wad Carter . 244 00; F. R. Coleman
296.52; I. G. Lermon 207.27; W. G.
Helli 293.77; Bernice Yeary 317.81;
Etta Mae Detering 249.77: Elizabeth
Wilder 241.36; Kffie Col 276 60; Viola
Eiaanbach 215 55: Marjori Wills 133.
62, Mary TcaUnauw 162.00; Ruth
Ingram 254 64; Marion Baker 234.00;
H. Maria Fuael 161.00; Muriel Swer
inen 157.38; Ema Berstecher 244 45;
Vera Wood 236.11; Ethel Lermon
179.67; A f n s Henderson 156.55;
Eleanor Broxson 163.20; Shirley Mil
ler 144.90: Joann Stupfel 145.28: Carol
Cummlngs 56 39; Blanch Storer 293.
16: Nora Wood 17.64: Howard Barlow
70.24; Russell G. Day 179 90: Harold
Fox 252 69; David B. Nelson 246.06:
Leslie R. Chandler 273.69; Winifred
Colgan 192 99; Maybelle B. McDonald
196.35; Ellen Good 192.99; Robert
Caldwell 243.92; Marvin A. Hutchings
244.30; Martha T. Hutchings 39.00;
Geo. T. Armstrong 13 60: Donald M.
Orange 38.40; Eleanor Fisher 24.00;
Joseph L. Faulhaber 19.28: Wuintin
B. Estell 200.13; Harley R. DePeel
95.43; Ruth G. Kephart 41.44; Harold
A. Eichsteadt 288.00; Blanch Chris
tensen 69.59; Cecil t. Omans 46.80;
Jamas H. Aahbaugh 334.87; Kirk Mul
der 263.28; Dclores Mvers 234.28;
John F. Talmadge 263.96; Billvelte
Conklin 208 10; Craig Dudley 254.93;
Phillip Gallaher 261.12; David W.
Baker 313.00; Herman Wm. Lanke
330.64: - Virginia Stone 229 14; Irene
Johnson 221.47; Phvllis Zen 191.48;
Doris Kubler 183 10; Marilyn Coin
175.50: Anna M. Davis 90 61; Myrtle
Evans 51.20; Naomi Rehfuss 125.99;
Gladys Whit 237.02; Agnes C. Booth
326 07: Betty J. Parrett 283.75; Glen
Robertson 315 28; Guy E. Waldroop
276 90; Christine V. Morley 197.99;
Gloria Jackson 180.71; Denver Young
351.94; A. I. Malstrom 287.44; Amos
O. Shaw 312.80; B. R. Smith 266.27;
Richard Boehringer 264.64; E. J,
Boust 280.17; John Zabinski 264.64;
Herman Doney 235.92; Roy Lamb
200.17; Cecil Johnson 46 28; Ernest
E. Clark. Jr. 102 84; J. Wallace Gut
tler 204 25; Cecil C. Cross ,256.51;
Mary E. Strayer 192.99: Jamea D.
Painter 273 73; H. T. Evans 299.40;
Leonard Combs 134.38; Ravmond
Kleen 237.15: Violette West 122.44;
Marian Maaa 211 47; Patricia Savage
204.60: Dolores Monroe 212 21: Ber
nire Harlan 210 32; Sidnev Nelson
211 47: A. D. Graham 364.60: Char
lotte Walker 214 20; Rtclrley C. Mil
ler 144 87; Charlene L. Fouat 182.70;
J. K. Neufeldt 200.17: John A. Ander
son 478.66; Theo. Kuenzl 354 38; A.
M. Presnall 237.52; Jeanne Hopkins
185.60; E. A. Ward 260.50; D. Guined
129 50; H. W. Barlow 9 35: G. N.
Gross 196.50; Ray J. Glatt 28.80; C.
A. Lewis 6336; HarKv Llbby 28 80:
Helen Mulkev 40 1.1; Anna H. Tasto
173 80; Katherin M. Jelderks 180.06;
Clarice Judson 160.00; Sandra L.
Pearson 11941; Kav Chambers 6 24:
Lois Kellogg 13.06: Esther Ward
32 08; Irving H. Johnson 370.70; Robt.
Hart 327.90; Adrlano Artiano 295.23;
Delbert J. Bair 30.1.10: Elmer T.
Ideen 208 89; Harold L. Martin 289.99;
Donald Spelbrink 254 69; Robt. V.
Stoops 247.32: S. K. Ely 303 07: Leon
Becktold 187.76; Wm. M. Duchateau
226.33: Arthur Thaver 260.71: Ken
neth Watts 246 33: Robt. O. Bv 308..
76: Jos. A. Robl 203.40; Menno Dalk
209 22 t.lnvrf JirmM 91 Q M- ImnlH
L. Kirk 227.96; Leo. McCslhiter 249.-1
70; Henry Rasmussen 232.60; Tom
Rltchey 213 66; Earl E. Shad 150 53;
Irwin Viergutz 204.08; C. G. Ross
292.25: John Anderson, Jr. 301.77; Al
bert t. Canoy 2.19.43; L. R. Cooper
223.02; Wilmer Dahlberg 228.04; Fran
cis. B. Hecht 219.74; Robt. L. Martin
220.22; H. J. Peterson .112 77; A. B.
Rostad 220.20; W. J. Starzl 259 48:
Willie Templin 211.08: Ralph Wick
ham 208.90; Wm. Nnftr.ger 302 25: Leo
A. Andreas 290.85; Martin Baughman
147.83: Lawrence Fahey 241.92; Vir
gil R. Fahey 212.64: P. C. Hunt
228.04; Leo Kleczynskl 23.148; Melvin
Monnier 230.62: Albert K. Wengen
roth 22.1.51: Dennv Woelk 10 78:
Frank Woelk 324.22; D. P. Scharf
303.40: Kenneth Adams 243.11; Ronald
O. Bartruff 265.23: O. D. Binegar
267.97; Lawrence E. Borhsler 119 20:
Karl W. Busch 147.41; Merle C. Com
mons 245.14; Clark W. Cox 204 66;
J. T. Debacon 268 90: Wm. H. Flrke
158.40; John E. Flnlev 150.81; Robt.
Fossholm 209.74; Wlllmar Fossholm
238 85; Harvey M. Girod 240.36: John
Hampton 226.71: Clair Harvev 197.53;
Roy Hatfield 212 64; Robt. L. Hinkle
280.36; Dick Hoover 263 46: R. G.
Hammler 230 15; Larry R. Keppinger
259.00; Jas. B. Kuenzl 216 62: Laurel
Lamb 28.1.70; Virgil Long 308.32; Ar
thur R. Mack 263.12: H. A. Martin
301.41: W( R. Massey 267 24: John
McAllister 312 36; Ralph McAllister
275.65; Ray McCallister 229 61; Ernest
B. Page 202.96; Lonnic Page 104.30;
Jas. Riggi 249.40; Glenn Robertson
299.17; W. Shelley 244 27: Kenneth
Siyter 245.55; Robt. Smith 254 64; Earl
D. Standlev 215.51: Ted Stolle 309188;
Lloyd . Taylor 23S.48: A. W. Theis
279. 00;' Gary Tnkstad 210.90: Earl R
Viesko 205.27: Virgil Watson 249 14;
Hugh Webb 271.00: Sam Weese 211 86:
Geo. E. Willis 233 72; I.ile L. Wilt
28.161; Tonv Woelke 294.30: Walter
P. Wulff 205.11: A. P Mortensen 390..
60; Tom Bowden 4.18 57: Frank L.
nersna a.ia.ai; Marrv i. Benson 215..
50: Lloyd Williams 275 51; Bob John
son 149.31: Keith Austin 242.11; Paul
namricK xw 40; riarv Barker 140.78:
Dasey Chance 7.63: Lton W. Howell
46 00: Donald M. Orange 18 40:
Eleanor Fisher 24 00; W. H Bell
168.00: Gal M. Christen sen 19.20; A.
F. Aymong 28 SO; Joan Lanke 49.90;
NeU Herbert R. Tntten 273.28; Ger
ald R. Kubln 217 6.1: Eslev J. Vnnn
256.98; Nell Boehmer 246 96; Harry
. cmi-eii w.w; iffcar unnani zza.as;
M. J. McCarty 246 50; Caroline J.
Smith 147.42: Ramona R. Needham
196.63; Agnes Bollinger 167.24: Leo
uueanei ia.13: Anabel Moon 195.41
Barbara Snyder 28 5S: Charlotte T.
GUI 175.90: Wllda N. Greene 169.98;
Howard Barlow 36.93; Doris A.
Guined 1560
Miscellaneous
Capital Press. Off Exp, 12 70; Har
vey E. Frankum. T E, 50 79: D. J.
Jepxen, T E. 10 06: Henry Hungwlrth,
T E. 67.06: Richard 8. Nicholson
T E. 2.1.76; J. L. Slegmund. T E,
vf.vw; iao rroouci io., uix nuos,
?s an Paul ft t.i-m r a .in -tit.
David Terbell. T E. 96.60 We.i.rii
Aerial Contractors. Inc., Blue Print
Exp. 20 05; Neil Boehmer. T E- Re
Anpr. 15.12: International Business
Machines Corn., Re-Appr Sharing.
941.39: J. A. Kelly. Re-Annr. 139.00;
Gerald R. Kubin. T E. 6.79: Osear
Luidaht, T E, 1624: Marrhant Cal
culators, Ine., Re Appr. 90.00; M. J.
MrCartv T T n . 1 Moon
T E, t.fS: Moor Ruslne-'S Forms.
Inc., R. Appr Shar 4II.S0; Oregon
Stat Assessment h Taxation County
Acrt.. n- Appr Nor, Share, '.lion!
R. B. Putnam. Re- Appr Rharln
US.B0; aUrry W. SnaU, I E. iO.jfc
Commissioners' Court
Herbert R. Totten, T E. 19.06; Trans
port Clearings of Portland, R- Appr
Shar. 1.96; Unruh-Knaps . Printing
Co., Re Appr Share, 39 00; Emmett
0. Welling,-T E, 25.13: Ray J. Glatt,
T E. 6.40; Harley Llbby, T E, 140;
Stat Dept. of Agriculture. Cherry
Fly. 167.16; I Joseph B. Flton, T E,
.156 SO; Thomas B. Gabriel, Atly Fees,
15 00; Hank's Parking Lot, Parking,
108.00; J. W. Storli, Attys Fees, 15.00;
Waller 8. Wharton, Postage. 12.60;
Blske-Moldtt Town. Clerk Sups,
17.25; A. C, Gragg. Postmaster, Post
age. 218 00; Royal Typewriter Co.,
Equip, 577.50; The Todd Company,
Inc., Exp, 19 90; Leston W. Howell,
T E. 1 SO: Wm. Mernolt, T E, 2.66:
Statesman Publishing Co., Exp, 44.71:
Allied Supplies, Sups, 347.59; Ameri
can Brush Co., Supa, til; Electric
Corporation, Rep, 206.50; Electric
Motor Service Co., Exp, 12 90; Eoff
Electric Co.. Supa, 1.91: Judaon'a,
Exp, 4 95; Lsrmer Transfer A Stor
age, Fuel, 376.39; Lou's Tree Service,
Exp, 1 00; Oregon Builders Hardware,
Inc., Exp, 1.07: Oregon Industries For
th Blind, Sup, 19.28: Portland Gas
k Cok Co., Exp, 10.02: Sears Roe
buck Co., Exp. 4.95; Fred W. Smith
Lumber Co,,. Sups, 4 40; Th Tablet
a Ticket Co., Exp, 1.00: Westinghous
Electric Cor, Esp, 125.06: D. A. Whit
a Sons, Exp, 1.00; Kenneth E. Brown,
T E. 2 10; Men F. Brown, M. D.,
Inv Fs, 50.00; Arthur W. Frlsch,
M. D., Inr Fa. 45.00; G. N. Gross,
T E, 2 31; Thomas W. Hansen. T E.
4 10; Earl Adams. T E. 389.42; Earl
Adams. Postage, 15.00: Dr. Geo. Mur
sell. Exam Feeble Minded, 7.50;
Paramount Past Control Service.
Garb Disp. 25 00' John Schmid, do,
100 00; Sliverton Sanitary Service, do,
50.00; Atlas Plumbing t Heating Co..
Off Equip, 373.00; Dt. W. O. Bur
rows. Psy Serv, 190.00; Capital City
Laundry, Off Supa, 14.41; Dr. Mary
P. ChriaUnaen, Med Serv, 50.00; F.
R. Coleman, Trans, 2.36:. Dr. D. E.
Dllaconl, Med Serv. 3.1 00: Dr. Mar
gart DowcU. do. 30.00; Dr. Lucille
Former, do, 1100; A. C. Gragg. Post
master, Postage, 170.00: W. G. Hellie,
Trana. 1.00: Hendri Medical Labora
tory. Lab. 221.75: Henry's Phot
Shop. Off Sups, 100: H. M. Ribbon
Carbon Co., Off Equip Sups, 200.00;
Klasic Photo Shop, Off Supa, .50;
Masonic Tempi Assoc., Rnt. 145. 00;
Maternity Center Assoc., Off Sups,
2 00; Mental Health Assoc. f Oregon,
Off Sup. 4.00; .Henry Meyer Furnl
tur ft. Interiors. Off Equip. 971. 0J;
Oregon Stat Board of Health, Lab;
2 50; Oregon Stat Medical Society,
Oft Suds. 7697: Park. Davit f Co..
Med Sups, 24.12: Pst Control, Off!
sups, .uv; rnvsiciana as nospiiai sup
ply C. Med Sup a Off Equip.
421.23; Public Affair Committee. Off
Sups, 18.32; Salem Clinic. Med Serv.
41 74; Salem General Hospital, X-Ray.
7.90; Salem Medical Laboratory, Med
Serv a Lab, 94.1.1; Salem Memorial
Hospital. Lab X-Ray. 86.00; School
Dist No. 4, Off Suds. (.19: H. L. Stiff
Co., Off Equip, 621.06; W. J. Stone.
MS., Off Sups, 20 45; Surplus Prop
erty Section, Off Sups. 20 50; Dr. J.
H. Trcleaven, Psy Serv. 104.97; Wyn
koop Blair . Printing Co., Printing,
7.30: N. Boe. Herd Inspection. 70.25;
Austin W. Elvers, Herd Inspection,
159.00; John M. Hanrahan, do, 222.75;
E. L. Henkel. do. 37 00; F. G. Rankin,
do, 14.00; Glen E. Schwenke. do,
79 25: Homer H. Smith Ins. Agency.
Herd lnap Bond. 5 00: Lawrence 8.
Vandecoevering. Indmn for slaughter
of Dis Cattle, 16.00; Mrs. Melvin F.
Van Duaen, do, 8 00; Dr. Morris
Crothera, lnsan Exam, 15.00: Dr.
Wm. Crothers. do. 7.50; Dr. Dllaconl.
do, 7.50; Dr. F. K. Powers, do. 2.50;
Dr. Ralph Purvlne. do. 15.00; Dr.
Gordon SWInfleld. do, 15.00; Dr. Paul
Wolf, do, 7.50; C A. Eldriedg. JaU
Dr, 12.00; Al Lau. Rif Sales a
Service, Repairs, 52.06; Sanitary
Service Co.. Inc., San Serv, 1.00;
Denver Young, Bd of Prisoners, 1048.
46; Marvin A. Hutchings, Rent Sups
ft Exp, 38.32: Georg F. Armstrong,
T E, .48; Donald M. Orange. Rent.
23.00: Quintln B. Estell, Rent 4 Sups
4 Exp. 43.72: W. H. Bell. Rent
Stayton Justice, 30 00; Gal M. Chris
tensen. T E. 12.1: John Becker,
Woodburn Just CtRent. 35 00; H.
Eichsteadt. do, Suds a Exp, 6 00;
Cecil I. Omans, T E, .64: Dr. James
H. Ashbaught. Juv- Trans. 10.29;
Crothera a Crothera, Jv Detention,
3.00; Craig .Dudley. Juv T E. 2.50;
John W. Evans. M.D., Juv- Psy Serv,
19 00; Don Harger, Sporting Goods,
Juv- Supa. 150; Dr. Ruth Jens,
F A.P.A., Psy Serv, 25 00: Mrs. J. E.
Mills. Juv Detention. 26.00; Kirk
Mulder. T E, 2.29; Dclores Mvers,
Juv- Detention, 800; John J. O'Don
nell, do, 204.00; John F. Talmadge,
T E. .90; Mrs. Chas Wvant, do,
226.00; Becker. Tractor 4 Imp. Co..
Recreational Area. SI. 96; Go. M.
Christensen, Repair Shoo, do, 31.44;
J. W. Copeland Yards, do, 121 54;
City of Salem. O F Cemetery, 327.29;
David W. Baker. T E, 217: Catholic
Services for Children. Ct Com Child
ren, 10.00; Children' Farm Home,
do, 20.00; Chrtsti School, do, 30.00;
Louis Home, do, 4.19: St. Mary's
Home for Bo vs. do, ao oo: at. nose
Industrial School, do. 19.00: A. C.
Gragg, Postmaster,- Postage. 18.00;
Addressngrapn Muingrspn corp.
Re a Elect Exn. 49.15: Christana
Cladek. do. 2.25; Dunham Printing
Co.. do, 45 00; A. C. Gragg. Post
master, Reg a Elee Postsge, ZM oo;
M B. Lucas. Dravace- Reg 4 Elect.
30.00; Agnes C. Booth, T E. 13 93;
Mrs. Josephine rox, iscnooi supi-in-service.
4.00: Mra. Ben Newell, do.
4.00: Edwin Schwartz, do. 4 00; Th
Strathmor Co.. Off Exp School Supt.
7.20; Art Burnside 4 Co., Uniform
Sheriff. 19 36: City of Salem. Radio
do. 32.85; Franklin Dye Works. Uni
forms do. 13 50; Nudelman Brothers,
do, 3988: Th Pacific Telephone 4
Telegraph Co., Radio Sheriff, 1315;
state of Oregon, Teletype, h;
Keith Brown. Sups, 4.90; A. C. Gragg,
Postage. 100.00; A. C. Gragg. do,
15.00: A. C. Gragg. do, 17.08; Ridg
lev C. MUler. T E. 25.20: Floyd L.
Slegmund, Waer Vaster. 50 00; J. K.
Neufeldt. T E, 132.30; Prslum Co
Op Warehouse, Weed Control, 6605:
Mike Hopper, 1 lamba, 24 00; Ervln
A. Ward. T E Dog fund, 119.00; Dal
Inn Zwlrker, 1 Ews, 8 00: Adnlphsnn's,
MulUlith. 3 80; Th Haloid Company,
Sups, 1094 40; Jo M. Devers on be
half of Otia Brewtnn. Refund Taxes,
3.1.23: M. D. Bruckman. Refund,
17.50: Th American Law Book Co.,
Law Lib. 25 00: Callaghan 4 Com
pany, do, 15.00; The Lawyers Co
operative Publishing Co., do, 30 00;
Secretary of Mat., do. i3.au; iinep
arris Oregon Citation, do. 24.00; West
Publishing Co., do, 219.00; Allen
Hardware. Misc. 8.99: Advance Sup
ply Co., Sups. 1 00; American Asphalt
piv nf in.. niv oi bi. i-au . mum eo
The American Floor Surfacing Mach.
Co., Exp. 16 01: American Pamcor,
Inc.. Misc. 11.94: Leo A. Andreas.
Trans, 23 00: Armco Drainage 4
Metal products, inc., const. 1122 4s;
Arrow Transportation Co., Frt, 566.34;
Ralrer Machinery Co , Rent, 373.79;
Bearing Specialty Co., Mine, 31.17:
Harrv Becker. Misc. 920.00' E. H.
Burrell. Reps. 182 82: G. ft. Boat-
wrlght. Imp, 783.50: Bowers. Davis
4 Hoffman. Re- Appr. 2200 00: Cox
4 Bryant, Misc. 23 00: Bureau of
Labor, map rees, la w: Aioert 1,.
Canny, Trans, 19 00: Capital Auto
Parts. Heps, 113.68; Capital Chevro
let Cadillac. Inc., Reps. 112 09; Capi
tal Ity Binderv. Exp. 836.40; Caoiial
Drug Store. Med Sups- Jail, 71.19;
Capitol Lumber Co., Misc. 14016.1;
Capitol Tractor 4 Equip Co., Reps,
1.18 43; Central Paving Co., Paving
Vista Ave, 6500.00; Central Paving
Co.. Imp Peace St., 5200 00: H. O.
Chlckering Jr., Misc. 1.128 28: City
Water Dent. Water. 79 02: Clackamas
Cnunlv. B M. 61 46: Chas E. Clark
son. Gas, 1.13.00; Columbia Eouin
ment Co . New Equin- Hens. 1425 06;
Colyear Motor Sales Co., Mlsc, 110 2.9;
The Commercial Book Store, Eouin
4 Sups, 7454 22: Commercial Sind 4
Gravel Co., Mlsc, 207.21: Contrnclors
Equipment Co , Mlsc, 172 W; Cooke
Stationery Co., Misc. 596 19; Warren
Donllttl Dist Gen Pet Products,
Grease. 6 8.1: Doughtnn Hardware,
Mlsc, 134 28; G. A. Downs Glass Shop,
Exp, 68 82: Electric Motor Service
Co.. Mlsc, 32.40; Fairing General Tire
Service, Inc.. Misc., 147 97; Jas W. 4
Gladys W. Fills. R W. 10.00 Gas
Heat of Salem. Mlac. 71.21; Golden
Pheasant, Meals. 54 95; Melnard
Graetrer, R W, 10 00; A. C. Graeg,
Postage Supt. 809.50: Paul 1. Groth,
Misc. 1.90 OO; A. C. Haaf 4 Co. do,
12.04; Harris Supply Co., do, 164.72;
J. E. Haseltln 4 C . do, 261.37;
Howard Cooper, do, 17 60: F. G. Hu
bert, Rent. 10.00; Industrial Supply
Co. of Salem, Misc. .11.36: Instant
Fir Protection, do, 15 2.1; Interstate
4 Tractor 4 Equipment C., do,
134.10: Johnson 4 Siewert. do, 21 09;
Ira Jorgensen, Rept, 66 82; Kay
Typewriter Co., Exp, 126 95; C. P.
K e t e r k a r. Mlac Gravel Imp,
1658 56; T. L. Kuhna Co., Misc. 26.74;
Loggers 4 Contractors Machinery Cn.
do, 1963.71; Vlrell Long. Tram. 22 00;
Lvtle't Tlr Mart. Tires, 1032 64;
MaAer Service Stations.. Tires. 102.-
04: MrEwan Photo Shop. Off Equip
Jail Suns, 24 9.1: Mill nuoniy cm.
Rens. 54.79: Minnesota Mining 4 Mlg.
Co.. Signs. 344.110: Ne-dham't, Eul
Puns. 2IW3 a : f.nrt r. wewnry ore.
nf Slate. R-W. 6 00: Norman's S-rv
Ice Co.. Imn. 2474; Norrls Walker
Paint Mft. Co.. Sunt Hups. 3'l 7n;
Dorald M. Orange Rent 4 Sims,
42 Oregon Grav el Co.. OH O M,
186 Si1; Oregon- phvalclans 8rvlc,
O P 9. 1111 69; Oregon Slate High
way Dept. M.k, 1.18; Faclli Iniar
mountain Express Co., Oiling Oil
Coat, 46.15; Pacific Power 4 Light
Co., Lt P, 1 60; Pacific Power 4 Light
Co.. Lt, 2.94. Peck Brothers. Tires.
S4.06; Th Faclfl Telephone 4 Tele
graph Co.. Tel, 1139 iJ: Alvin Pep
berling. Grtvel. 2.80; PhUlppI Motuf
. ftitpa, 16 79; Plastic Sign Co.,
Sup. 1.60: Portland General Electric
Co!7l 4 P, 737.10: Th Prmir
Autowar Co., Mlsc, 98.74; Remlnrlon
Rand Inc., Reg 4 Elect Exp Mlac,
136.10: Richfield OU Corp, Solvent.
16 23; J. H. Kigdon, Cr Rock, 6.13;
River Bend Sand 4 Gravel, Misc.
69 25; Glenn Robertson. Oil Trana.
9 00; St. Benedlcta' Abbey, R-W.
10 00; Saffron Supply Co Sign Exp
Reps. 6105; Salem Auto Paris Co.,
Misc. 1161; Salm Brak 4 Wheel
Aligning Service. Rp. 10.80; Salem
Concrt Pip 4 Product Co., Misc,
S83 62; Salem Hardware Co. Off Ep
xSupa, 6.65; Si lam Inauranc A genu
Assn., Ina. 1629 00; Salem Iran Work.
Heps, 19.1; Salwn Laundry Co.,
Supa, 118; Salem Printing 4 Blue
Print. Inc., Mlsc, 102.50: Salem Steal
4 Supply Co., do, 229.29; Salm
Welding Supply. Oxygen, 1 13; Santl
km Bock P roducts. Oil Rock. SM;
J. D. Sohackman. tmp. 3725.00; Job.
Srhonbachler Jr. a Frances Patricia
Schonbachler, RW. 10.00; Joseph
Schonbachicr .4 Johanna Schonbach
ler, R-W, 10.00; Seara, Roebuck 4
Co.. Supa, 13 96; Senter Toot Servic.
Inc., Mlac. 24.00; Shell Oil Co., Misc.
13911.62; Smith Auto Parts Co., Reps.
02; Snap - on Tools. Misc, 73.60;
Standard Oil Co. of Calif., Drume
Trans, 245.90; Statesman Journal
Newspapers. Advt. 1106.43; Statesman-Journal
Newapapcra. Misc. 20JW;
Stevenson Rock Products Co.. OO.
676.00; Stevenson Rock Producta Co.,
Gravel, 5960.00: Steven so Rock Pro
ducta Co.. Gravel Imp. 1539VS5;
Lloyd E. Taylor, Trana, 2100; Ttd
Water Associated Oil Co.. Gas Oil,
2142.43; Transport Clearings, Heps.
2 00; Union Title Insurance Co.. R-W,
246 .00; Union Oil Co. of Calif. Greaa.
340.66; Valley Farmer' Co-op. Imp,
W.&5; Valley Motor Co., Rep tran.
271.04; vancr weraing suppi; -.,
uiu tl SI Vtoakn. Sand 4 GravM
Co.. Misc, 3341.00; Walling Sand 4
Gravel Co., Misc. 623.80; Warren
Norlhwst. Inc.. Resurfacing Silver
ton Rd, 10781.16: Warren Northwest,
In., crstvw ur, iioM.ia; ""f"
srn.iliM-nent Ca.. Mlac Rett. 23 10;
Western Union, Rel 4 Tel, 1 51; Mor
ton O. Whit, Rent, 100 00; Willamette
Vlly Tran. C, Mlac, 18 01: How
ard R. Wtllinmi, Olllni Oil Coat.
641.64: Lite L. WUt, Trans, 11.00;
Woodbury Company, Ml, 64 26; Den
ver Young, Postage. Sup Trana, 12.
82; Zclterbach Paper Co., Oft Supa.
490.41; Hnry Eom. R-W. 15.00.Wal
tcr H. loael Co., Tlr Trent, 406.46:
R, L. Polk 4 Co.. O E, M OO; , Edward
J. Bell, Bond. 88.78; Josephine Bell.
Walter Bell, B. L. and Sylinda M.
n.w to off: H. L. Fischer.
R-W. .00: Oregon Stat Highway C.
Const Adv. 9000.00; n. c. asaiwwi
P-atty Cask. Ex Postage. IJS; C. M.
Ruggles, P. L., 14.10; Salem Insur
ance Attn., In Trans. 1.11. ,
PKOCKDINGS
July 1 1964 Indemnity claim,
Henry White, final hearing J-31-56;
petitions is black-ton Herrtn Rd. and
Schafer Av. July 1. Permit is kaul
logs. John M. Micsey. at. a. nicaoi.
Harvey E. Marr, Chaa. A. Schuster;
Dispensers license, Earl L. and Edna
Pop; County School Supervisor con
tract with Betty J. Parrett. July 6,
Pip line prmit. City of Sliverton;
Bid bv Capitol Chtv.-Cadlllae Inc. cn
paasenger cars. July 8. Plat ft
FrlchU s South AddlUon: Ucn to
tell new and used furniture, C S.
Hammett; Second hand dealer li
cense. Roy E. Beckwlth: Aff. t Pub.
of Notlc f Hearing regarding pro
posed Annexation to Four Corners
Rural Fir District. July S, Llcena
to operate 2nd hand store, Ella Wor
ley; Map, Rol. tc in Mgard t
Champoe Creek Bridge: Ucens to
otperats Second hand store. F. w.
Dillsw: Permit' to haul logs, 3. D.
Fretwell; Order certifying to Asses
sor list of -unpaid herd Inspection
fees. July 10. Aff. t Pub. at Call
for bids on passenger care; Order
authorizing County Recorder to per
mit State Tax Commission to us
records in possession and control of
Tmorder. July 11. Indemnity claim
of Laurence ,W. Judd. final hearing
r.ti.u PatltlnM att Carlton J. Mc-
Lod t al to withdraw from th Lake
Lablsh Water Control District. July
12, Petition for Improvement of Jack
Street; Licena to buy and sell lunk
and second hand goods. C. F. Ho
i. an. Pub. U final hearing on
petition for formation of Lak Lablsh
water t,onirot iiisinct; --
licatioa of lat meeting ot land ownen
in Lake Lablsh Water Control Dist.
to elect director of district; Dr. ,W.
J, Stone, Co. Heann urncer. gram:
approval of destruction of certain pub
lic records. July 11, License to oper
ate Auction House 4 Furnltur Co.,
tc . . s B..,, . D.l. iitm narmlL
Salem Electric: Permit to haul logs.
Mehama Lbr. Co.. Alois Imper, Fern
Ridge Logging C.; Bond for laaa
anc of duplicate warrant to Emma
ten Davidson; Maintenance bond on
portion ot Gregory Lane; Mainten
ance bond on Luradel. Saxon. Cava
lier, etc. in Carl Addition. July 16.
Order accepting Crestvlew Driv aa
part of Countv road system; Ordr
accepting work done on Crestvlew
Dr.. Warrant to be iaaued to Warren
Northwest Inc. July 11. Llcns to
operate Second hand furnltur store.
H. D. Dick: Auction license. Clyde
Hammett; License 2nd hand stor
and Junk dealer, Ed. Lewtn; Pipe
line permit, Elmer C. Foos; Pole
line permits (21 to Portland General
Electric Company: Permit to haul
Inge, Norman McCallister, Collier
Bro. and Geo. Jungwirth; Plat of
Dntnn Subdivision: Five remonstran
ce to proposed Kelzcr Water Dis
trict: Petition for chang of ham
from Andereon-Hennlei Rd. to Ridge
way Dr. out ot Turner, also Order
setting dst nf hearing. July 16,
Bond at Gate M. Christensen at Con
stable; Permit to haul logt, John
Zeliner, Charle Pelland; Bid on Self
propelled scraper by Loggers and
Contractors Machinery Co. July 18.
Remonstranc to proposed Kelzer
Water District. - July 20, Amendatory
Agreement between State of Oregon
and Marlon County, regarding Cer
vals Hayeavlll Unit of Portland
Salem Expressway. July 23. Agree
ment regarding Lease on rock quarry
' R. 4 M. Stariell; Contract for
sale of real property to Henry B.
Koehler; Contract for tale of ornp
ertv to Emma J. Wolfard. July 15.
Sheriffs return on petition terved on
County Assessor in re: Appeal of
Casrsdt Mercantile Co. from action
of Assessor for year 1956 11. July
30. Permit to haul logs. Cyril For
rette, Rsv D. Mnlea. Joe W. Fry,
A. W. Berlin. L. D.. McFarland Co.
Herman Van Well, Hancock Oil Co..
Leonard E. Cook. Robert L. Hural,
Wavne 0. Vernon, David Strickland.
Lvnn Hosier; Pole Mine permit, Port
land Gen. Elec. Co.: Permit to mov
Ouonset hut. Rainbow Const. Co :
Pin line Permits 111 to Salem
Heights Water District; Pipe line
nermit. Victor Schaefer: Plat nf Al-
mnn Additinn: Beer license, Frank
and Ethel Coatea; Biennial report of
Stale Board ot Higher Education.
State of Oregon. 1993 - 54: Report
by Oregon Crippled Children and
Aduita roundtinn ihm. juiv si, rinai
hearing on Indemnity claims. Henry
White, Laurence W. Judd; Mainten
ance and Finance Agreement with
Stat Highway Commission on Cham
pneg Creek Bridge PAS 128; Order
eatnniisning etunurnan r.asi aaiem
Water District: Permit to haul logs.
Rov Jacohsen: 3 Orders for payment
of funds as County s contribution lor
Predatory Animal Control: Transfer
Order: Order fnr transfer from Road
fund to Market Road fund.
ESTATK Or ICR MA I. STRONO
N. IS.496
NOTICF OF FINAL ACCOUNT
IN THF CIRCUIT COURT or THE
STATF OF OREGON FOR THE
COUNTY OF MARION.
IJaIIu la k.pdi. .!. lh,l Tl,
United Stalls National Bank of Port
land lOrrgnn), executor of the estate
of Erma J, Strong, deceased, has filed
It final account In the Clreult Court
of the Stat of Oregon fnr th
Countv of Marlon, and that Monday
th 6th day of October 1996. at th
hour of 930 a m . and th court
room ci said court hat been ap
pointed by said court a th time
and pier fnt the hearing of oblec-
t"ns tncteto ana in tiiimni
thereof.
Dated and first puoiisnea Septem
ber S tOM
Date of last publication October t,
I9.VI.
THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL
BANK OF PORTLAND (OREGON)
Executor
King, Miller, Anderson, Nash St
Yerke
92S American Rank Building
Portland Oregon
Atlorneva for Executor, .
Sept. 4 12. Ik. 26, Oct. 1.
Glass pla'e are submerged tn
NarrBgsnpcU Bay at varying levi h
lor tims fanning from on wtrk io
several months and the organisms
that have grown upon them are
studied under the microscope and
photographed. . -
Statesman, Salem. Oxt., Wed., Sept. 12, '56 (Sec. II)-)' .' i
ADS IN THIS COLUMN
RECEIVED.,. .
Too Late to Classify
'47 Chevrolet Pick-up. 4-speed,
good cond I Hon. Ph. 1-9293.
.WILL tell my equityin 1954
' Mercury 4 dr. sedan or would
trade for pick-up. Olln Croea
2370 Fairgrounds Rd.
,41 Chev. Clb. Cp. Sill ' 124S
Evergreen Ave. Ph. 3-3961.
WANTED to buy: 15 acre
within S mllea East or N.E.
House not aeceeaary. Ph. 1
9758. VNFURN. 1 bdrm. houee, 101 N.
Cottage. 850 per mo. Ph. S-
3I36.
NO. 1 Houae complete. Adults
only. Ph. 1-4681 eve,
CHlLD care, my home, over S
ph- S-6811. Richmond Dirt.
- SERVICE Station salesman exp.
permanent, excellent working
cond. Master Servic Stations,
S65 N. JCom'l.
WAITRESS and part-time kit
chen help wanted at The. Co
lonial Houae. Apply afterfwona
j. ' or eves. .
YOUNG woman, houeework. No
smoke. drink. Live out, 1-9611.
YOUNG man to help In kitchen.
North's. 12th 4 Center.
COLEMAN furn. suitable for
Util. In good cond. Ph. 1-9632.
MAHOGANY 14' run-about 60
beam with center deck 4 re
mote controls, trailer with
winch, 22 h p. Evinrud, high
speed lower unit, 1 csrbs
standard It racing. 4 prop,
,480. 137 Smith St.
DAVENO, exfra Urge, blu, with
cover. 613. Ph. 3-5516.
. POUND: Brindle kitten oa Poet
Offic step. Ph. 1-2090.
CROSS pcd. rsbblta. 4 docs with
litters St 1 buck, I large
hutch. Ph. 1-0951.
LOST: Baby atrelter, vie lot
block on N. Com'L Reward.
Ph. 3-639S. ,
Tree Topping, Removal 4
Trimming. Ph, 4-1461. '
$250 Down $30 a month :
Buys this well located lane on
, bedroom bom. . Corner ., lot. .
South S79 -
E. A. McGlauflin Rltr, '
19 N. High 1-8611 Ev 1-6611
Salesmen Wanted
Career opportunity with
J nndlng national feed concern
or man between 85-.15 year
of as poetesslng several years
experience In feed or agricul-
tural sale. Starting salary
commensurate with' exper
lenee. Traveling required
within limited established ter
ritory. Our salesmen know of
this ad. Write letter atating
background and exp. Reply 8
soon at poaalbl to P. O. Box
SHI Salem, at Mm la limiting
element. - -
COST Man' Bulova watch.
chrome band. raw. 1-0664 or
. S-1631.
300 Pergonal
310 Meetine Notice
'i
BAHA't world faith Information,
write Stateamaa-J'rn'l, BoxllS
312 Lost ond Found
LOST: green parakeet In vie. el
Oak a. Liberty. Ph. 1-5531.
LOST: Small brown ockr vi
cinity ot 18th St. Fair en
trance. Answers Id "Taffy."
Pb. 21734.. Reward.
314 TroMSportotlow
SHARE expense trip tn S. Calif.
If Altercated, ph. S-13M. Leave
nam, address sV ph. no.
316 Personal - -
FREE rent ft heat for smalt,
non denominational study ft
discussion group. Write Box
305 Statesman-Journal.
ALCOHOLICS Anvnymtiua gruup
No I 2088 N Com I 3-453
AL'S BAKERY 1044 MARKET.
9" Blueberry plea, f r t n
cream pi. Frotn tuna, beef
ft chicken plot, S3 25 a dm.
Pta:a pi c., frozen trust
pie, if 10 a dot. Ph. 11213.
ALCOHOLICS Anonymous. 684
8. Commercial. 2-210. 1-289
PSYCHIC Reader advice en all
affairs. 4554 Portland Rd. at
Albany cutoff. Ph. 4-92S5.
SPIRIT Communication Reading
ft HIAIJNO. By appointment
V. 47864. . .
400 Agriculture
402 Livestock for Sola
4H PROJECT. Reglafered pure
' bred Romney ew lamb. Re
serve champion State air.
Ph. 4-417.
1 GOOD 4'k gal. heavy Springer
Durham.. 1 beef ft milk heavy
Springer Red Pol. 1 dandy
Hereford, freshen Novtmher.
All young, bred to reg. Here
ford. George Adam. Rt. I,
Box 204 A. Silverlon. Ph. 24124
WEANER PIGS
Ph. 4-8178.
WEANER PIGS
2420 S. LANCASTER
SALEM Meat Co, locker keet.
Custom killing, cutting and
wrapping, trailer loaned free.
403 Livestock Wonted""
CATTLE nortei at your larm.
F, C McCtndHtn. Rt 2. S-tll
CAH Lfc ouyet A t Sommer,
12(10 Hamony Dr Ph 4-9Q61.
TOP cash prices al your plac.
Ray Corel Ph. 4-3166 Collect.
Ll VICS lock ouver Claud Kd
wardt. Rt 3. Box S99E 4-1113.
CATTLE buyer 4291 State. E.
L ft H. Snethen 2-1345. 1-4384.
TOO Display Classified
WHY OVERHAUL?
Look At Wards
Fully Guaranteed
aMSWi.ni
ONLY 10 DN.
EASY MONTHLY TERMS
Montgomery Ward
US l. Libert Ph. Witt
p-yytrtr -
mm
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400 Agriculture
404 fowttry oni KobbiH "
LARGE FRYERS
; Ph. 4-loao '
LAYING bene. Hens d.ad. ti ',.
a head. Ph. 4-2089. , '
FOR SALE: Rabbits ft huu-nesT .'
Ph. 1-438S after 1:30 p.m. ft tat
BABY Chick tor meal or etta.
Send tor fre folder Wilson ,
- Hstchcry. Lyona. Or. PH.
ULnck S-1533.
BAB Chirks hatched yi round. '
Valley farm Store 6-4424 "
CUSTOM DRESSINC '
Ot poultry We buy reMttt.
Wing a. 1948 State. tb 4-3 IS.
408 Pots
TO CIVS away. I montha rid
puppy, exceptionally senile
and obedient. Call J-49J6, . or
tee at In N. 20th.
SegT'S nto. old. -tabridor It- .
trlever. .T0. Ph. 4-971)6 aftfr 6. .
ifOR SALE: Pekingese pup, '
2366 Claud. Ph. 1-35W8-
WANTED: good country horn
fnrjoyjtax terrier. 526 M. 20th.
SIAMESE kitten for l. alee
reg. Seal point Stud rvic.
Ph. 4-1830. ,
TINY toy puopi. imw and
chihuahua. Ph. 4-4062. .
t WANTED
Mef ft purebred puppies. Cask
, paid "Pupnvlaid '' Oeweg-a,
Ot. Keptun S-2224.
""KEITH'S PUPPY FARM
S460 Cenier Ph S-796
Puppiet all kiade. Buy ft aeO.
All ,oon6c ves.
BOXER. Reg. yr. eld M. iovas
chlldrn. Heat. 4-4219.
adOVINO. Sacrifice beautifuTl
me. old German shepherd witk
papers. Ph. 13611. .
Sec. BOSTON terrier puppies,
, perfectly marked. 4194 Angle
Drive. Ph. 4-2444.
fTrAKEETS ft tropical fUhJ
Bird Paradise, ph. 1-1841.
TOUNO peraaeeta. cage feedik
Mickey r. 12 g Com. ITU
410 Seeds ond Plants
PERENinALJ ft rock plant.
Pall astort, Ull ft dwarf.
; Burnett Cardan. Rt. 4. Boa ''
22. Ph. 4-1451. Clod Bun. .
425 Atictiow Solei
SUDIIL'S h
FURNITURE AUCTION
Wed., Eve., Sept 12th
7:30 P.M.
I pe. walnut bedroom aet, Trigl
dslr refrlg. elee. range. 11
In. table model T V. date , -Model)
Radio, phone, comb. I
pe chrom eet, S pe. walnut '
dining rm. set, box spring ft
mattresa. new floor model
wn tut, wvmpiwiw nrw v a .
elee. hot water heater, new
S t pump ft tank, new bath
rm. sink complete, maple full
alia bed, twin aire pineapnl
. Alway a good selection of
good used furnltur.
Lane Sudtell's Auction
Mil Bilvertoo Rd. TK 1-6091 1 .
fMimri I o
OUUIlLLo i
b ii ipavmaii m- m amn e
SIIATIOSI
Thursday, Sept 1$ '
1 -20 n m -
UlM -' f-l- .H nAm KNutiiM. ' J
tools, machinery, trailer.
1?30 P.M.
' LIVESTOCK ,v-
Mtlk eows. f-Mdrr itock. vU
Lane Sudtell's Auction
1911 Sliverton Rd. . , Ph. 1-40S4
412 fruit A Farm Produce
WOTl SALE: Field corn tor t
lag or green feed. Call mom.
kill. Ph. 4-1965.
U P1CK cucumbers l bu.
4-4.121.
Pk.
PRUNES U-PICK. Bring con-
talncrt. Claxton Farm k mi.
E. Aumavill on cemetery rd.
CANNING coetTft tomatoes. c '
cumbers, squash ft melons.
Roy South McCarthy, Ranch.
8. River Rd.
MOW taking orders for canning
tomatoes at the L. 8. Cross
patch. Ph.'t-WSS fter S p.m. ,
OATS ft barley lot eale. Ph. :
1-6761. ' -
COOD clover hay, never been
rained on. 4646 N. Lancaster
Dr. Ph. 6-1973.
PRUNES " "
MRS. CERNIK, Ph. 4-1441 ;
COOD tomatoes. Diedrlch Tihu.
220 W. C h m a w a. I ml.
ttrtlght west el Kiier aehool.
Ph. 2-6204.
LARGS SWEET PLUMS, also
. petite. 4 lo. Ph 1-1104.
UNPICK PEACHES
FRED VIFSKO ORCHARDS
Improved ElberUt. . 16'i mile
Nirth of Salem on Wheatland
ferry Md. In Mission Bottom.
C PICK' tomato, 41 bu 41
Cummlngs Lan. Ph. 42591.
U P1CK tomato )1. eppi bon.
Bring box. 1. H. Tompkina
Farm. Grand Island.
iT-PICK blackberriea. Sc. lb.
55S0 Macleay Rd. Ph. 4ewdl.
DEANJOU peart SI Pr ouT
You pica. " west uisnnws
Rd. Ph. 4-3012.
No Sunday
calls, please.
FOR "SALE Italian prune. Fk.
3-866 eftet p.m.
""prunes, u-p'irk. st box.
Ph. 1-8692.
ELBERT A peaches ft Mulr. Rolti
in Beaver. Up Glen Creek Rd.
" P" 4-7111. ' , . ;
" u.pick"beans
1410 River Bend Rd. Wlllard
Bacheller. Plv 2-634.
TOMATOES
U-Pick 11.00 Bu. .
Picked Si-76 bu.. go out
River Rd. te Robert Store
4 ml. oo first road to your
right. Pk- S -kXI; O'en J. Coa.
RED crab applet, 90c. per ouck
et. canning prunes, l box.
679S Lard on Lane. Ph. S-S241.
FORSALE: Date prunes, non
rid, organic grown. 82 SO bu.
Ph. 4-1023. Lout Zielinski. 21
ml. E. of Totem Pole.
CANNING peerft prunes. 5230
Portland Rd. Ph. 4-4018.
U-PICK PEACHES
Paul Townaend. 14 miles No. o4
. Sslem on Wheatland Rd. In
Mission Bothm. Bring con
tainers. . . i
. VAkiMAPEACHES
Imnroved Elherta ft J H. Hale.
Creen AtpI Market. SO0S
Portland Rd
pTFR17.ED whole ml'lk. IS ,
gal Romogemted. 1e. y fL
for 0c. Cleary Dairy 2-.tn.iS.
CllciTMBER:" All kinds." Ph.
4-9261 4121 N. Lam-aster.
TO PUCK A I)
PHONE 4-CSll
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