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Newspaper Page TextCutty News DDeds GIRL'S LEG CI T Virginia Perdue, 4, of 1045 N. 20th St., guttered a laceration of the left lpg about 5 p.m. Friday after falling over a bicycle near her home, first aidmen reported. Her parents were advised to take her to a physician for sutures. MIDGET Market sells only Fresh killed Meat, rut and wrapped to your order. Now is a good time ' to fill your lockers with choice cuts at reasonable prices. Young Beef I! oast j 39c lb. Round steak 69c lb. T Bones 79c lb. 351 State Street, Phone 3-4!88. ladv.) We have "Salt i Pepper" cords for boys, all sizes, the best money can buy at M 9. All Slate employees register at Romano's for 15 dis count on every purchase. Romano's Dept. Store, 840 Chemewa Rd.. across the St. from Keizcr School Playground. Plenty of free parking. Ph. 2-6.W7. (adv.) MAN FINED Mikele Omar Carr, Salem Rout 4, Box 552, was fined $300 Friday in municipal court on a charge of driving while intoxicated, city po lice reported. Arrested Thursday, the man was committed to jail when unable to pay the fine. Dental plates repaired while you wait at Painless Parker Dentist, 125 N. Liberty, Salem. (adv.) Available Oct. 1st one J rm. un furn. apt. $45. Court Apts. 3-7440. NON-Sl PPORT CHARGED Noel D Pressler. 188S S River Rd., was held Friday on a non support charge via a warrant from Josephine County, city police said. The man was Jailed under $1,500 bail pending arrival of Josephine County authorities. "Mr. bird Robin says" In flying around Salem I have noticed a lot of roofs that need fixin. Please fix to my friend "Minnie Mouse" will have a dry bed this winter. Mathis Bros., 2061 State St., Ph. 4-M31. (adv.) t'nsightly facial hair removed safely, permanently. Price's Beau ty Salon. Ph. S-S85. (adv.) FORESTERS TO DINE Capital Court, 723. Independent Order of Foresters, will provide the fried chicken when its mem bers gather at I 30 p.m. today for a no-host dinner in VFW Hall. Ini tiation of new members and a business meeting will follow. MIDGET market has Fresh Killed Young pork roasts at 33c lb Pork ( hops B.r lb. Yankee Ribs Sic lb Pork Steak 49c lb. Pick from these choice cuts and we will wrap Free for your locker. We also have a Freeier special 50 lbs., cut and wrapped for any size family at $26 M. Midget Market, 331 State Street, Phone 3-4988. (adv.) Car Crash Brings Suit An auto collision last May 11 in Salem resulted in a $10,200 dam age suit filed in Marion County Circuit Court Friday Gary W. Lewis brought the complaint against Donald Egbert.. Lewis says, in the complaint, he had stopped for a traffic light at the intersection of North Liberty and Chemekata streets when the Egbert car struck his in the rear. Plaintiff alleges he received neck, head, throat and spine in juries and lost work and incurred medical expenses. He seeks $10,000 general and $200 special damages. Ontario Area Dates Governor Gov. Elmo Smith will spend o day in the Ontario area where he will speak at the dedication of stretch of highway and later at tend a luncheon sponsored by the Ontario Chamber of Commerce. The governor will spend part of Saturday afternoon inspecting the new state armory. He will return to Salem late tonight. Dirths ELWOOD To Mr. and Mrs. How ard Elwood. 3045 Hulsey St., a daughter, on Thursday, Sept. 20, at Salem General Hospital. DECKMER To Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Deckner, Gervais, a " daughter, on Friday, Sept. 21, at Salem General Hospital. WANE To Mr. and Mrs. Wil liam Wane, 4O90 N. 18th St., a daughter, on Friday, Sept. II, at Salem General Hospital. SCHMIDT To Mr. and Mn. Gladwin Schmidt. 1521! E. Park St., a daughter, on Friday, Sept. 21, at Salem General Hospital,' GOOD To Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Good, 1350 Vista Ave., a daughter, on Friday, Sept. 21, it Salem Gen eral Hospital. LAMBERT To Mr. and Mn. Fred Lambert. 1140 N. Winter St., a daughter, on Friday, Sent. II, at Salem General Hospital,. HARRIS To Mr. and Mrs. Da vid Harris. 2070 6torti Ave., a daughter, on Friday, Sept. 21. at Salem General Hospital. BEALS To Mr. and Mn. LeRoy Beals, Salem Rt. 2, Box J04-A, son, on Friday, Sept. 21, at Salem General Hospital. . SCHI'BIN-To Mr. and Mn Wil liam Schubln, Rt. I, Box It, Brooks, 'a daughter, on Friday, Sept. 21, at Salem Memorial. Hos pital.. ., , HTTTLE To Mr. and Mr. Dean Hittle, sio Bellevue St., a daughter en Friday, Sept. ' II, at Salem PARKED CAR STRUCK A hit-run vehicle caused damage .0 hla car Thursday night while it was parked in the 500 block of Market Street, city police were told by Monte Vern Langford, 665 Cummings Lane. New Owner: Mr. k Mrs. Floyd Held now operating Louis Fish Grotto. Eat where the food is ex cellent. .Separate dining rm. for group dinners. Additional- to the menu, salads, chickens It steaks. Open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day. 3715 S. Com'l. (adv.) Man Unhurt In Collision Of Train, Car A Salem man escaped injury Friday afternoon when his car col lided with a slow-moving freight train at 12th and State streets, city police said. Officers said Paul T. Rowell, 248 W. Superior St., was making a turn across the tracks when his 1953 Ford was struck by the south bound Southern Pacific train about 3;50 p.m. , The car was heavily damaged on the front end, police reported. Gary Street Work to Cost $9,042 Sum Cost of improving a two-block section of Gary Street in the South Keizer area will come to about $9,042, the Marion County Court reported Friday. The announcement concerning a proposal to pave the street lying north of Salem with asphaltie con crete came at a public hearing at which no remonstrance was raised. Bids for the work probably will be called for soon, the court said. Cost per frontage foot to property owners is estimated at $3 15 a foot. Burglary Attempt At Company Fails A burglary attempt apparently was made early Friday morning at the G k B Equipment Co , 2195 Silverton Rd., city police reported. The intruder was believed to have fled before gaining entry. Officers said glass was broken out of a rear window of the firm. A prowl car driver reported bear ing the sound of shattering glass about 4 a.m. while near the spot. Boy Scout Troop Seeks Members A membership drive is being conducted by Boy Scouts of Salem's Troop 9, according to Scoutmaster M. D. Keller. Top prize, a charcoal broiler, will go to the winning scout. Other prizes are a hand axe and a knife A board of review will be held at Highland Elementary School on Oct. 1, to determine the winner. Public It ceo r lis CIRCUIT COVET I Viola R. Reeves vs Raymond G. Reeves: Decree of divorce awards to plaintiff custody ot tnree minors plus $izu per montn support. Hsrold S. Pendleton vs Gert rude M. Pendleton: Suit for di vorce alleges cruel and inhuman treatment, asks custody of two minors plus $75 per month, sup port for each be civen to de fendant. Married Nov. 18, 1038,, at Stayton. Gary W. Lewis by guardian,! Virginia Lewis, vs Donald Eg bert: Suit seeks $10,200 damages for injuries allegedly received in auto accident. 1 Carol Ann Farmer vs John' Wesley Farmer: Suit for divorce' alleges cruel and -inhuman treat ment, asks custody of minor plus $45 per month support. Married May 1, 1945, at Salem. 1 Irene Kiger vs Richard N. Kiger: Suit for divorce alleges cruel and inhuman treatment. Married Feb. 26, 1947, at Cor- vaiiis. PROBATE COURT Orpha Hughes estate: Final or der closet estate. j Joseph Fery estate: Final ac count hearing set for Oct. 27. Christian E. Hostetler guardi anship estate: Order closes es tate. MUNICIPAL COURT Mikele Omar Carr. Salem Route 4, Box 552, fined $300 on a charge of driving while intoxicated, com mitted to jail. . MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Russell A. Warner, 20, student, Sweet Home, and Selma M. Pip kin, IB, telephone 'operator, 1196 Chemeketa St., Salem. j Irvin Allen Bissell, 20, Air. Force, 816 Mill St, and Annetta Yvonne Hopkins, 18, typist, 140 E. Myert SL, both of Salem. Hamilton C. Griffin, 44, meat R acker, Albany, and Harriet E. Ibler, 43, medical technician,1 1875 Berry St., Salem. Dale Eugene Bridge, 41, paint er, 413 N. Cottage St., and Hope Flynn, 41. talesclerk, 1410 D. St., both of Salem. 1 J 1670 $, lJth St. KENS BARBER SHOP ; Niw Shop ; : Nw Equipmint Parking Lot , ' Anan I .m..ft n.m. Ex-Statesman Writer Likes Life in Capital WASHINGTON - Larry Hobart of Salem is finding Washington "not only beautiful but kind of exciting" as he breaks into a new position on the staff of Sen. Rich ard L. Neuberger (D-Ore.). Formerly a reporter for the Oregon Statesman, Hobart won an Internship position that will permit him to work on Neubergcr's staff for a year. The senator estab lished the plan last year to give a young Oregonian an opportunity to gain experience injvernment and politics. Hobartr-a 1953 University ef Oregon graduate, succeeded Eric J. Voorsangcr, a graduate of Reed College. He was selected by a committee of four prominent Ore gonians. Before working for the States man, Hobart served two years in the Air Force. At the university. he majored in Journalism and his tory and political science. He served as editor of the Emerald, the campus daily newspaper. , Hobart is married, and his wife Judy recently presented him with a daughter, Jennifer. He said he hopes to use the experience he will gain here to return to newspaper work, reporting on politics and government at both the state and local level. "The fundamental thing is that this operation of government is so technical." h- observed, "and all the detailed operations go on be hind the seem." On the senator's staff, he will have a variety of tanks which will acquaint him with the operation of the legislative process as well as insight into the workings of the executive branch of the govern ment. Prevention Of Fire Week Project Due A Fire Prevention Week program will be sparked by Salem Cham ber of Commerce next month, with a luncheon meeting for fire chiefs and volunteers of- many depart ments as a feature. The sproject is under direction of Stuart McElhinny, chairman, and Mrs. Pauline Hillpot Osburn, vice chairman, reports the chiimber. Their committeemen include Sa lem Fire Chief Robert Mills. Fire Marshal Glen Shedeck, John Gercn, Charles Ireland and Al Bauer. The luncheon for visiting fire, men will come Monday, Oct. I, at the Hotel Senator. Souvenir fire helmets will be issued to all at tending. An official proclamation of Fire Prevention Week, Oct. 7-13, has been issued by Mayor Robert F. White, calling on all departments of city government to participate in a special campaign for improv ed fire safety. Stamp Group Slates Show Stamp Collectors of the Salem Stamp Society will conduct their loth annual Willamette Valley Stamp Exhibit from 1-5 p.m. Sun day at the Capitol Room of the Senator Hotel. Several hundred collectors are expected to attend the free pub lic event, according to Ed Payne, secretary of the group. Salem collectors . will display frames of stamps and other phila telic items, and Payne will dis play the bronze medal he won at this summer's Fifth International Philatelic Exhibition at New York City. Joe Weber is exhibit chair man. Tablen will be provided for col lectors who wish to sell or trade material. A 6 p.m. banquet at the hotel will conclude the get-together. Portland, Albany, Corvallis and Eugene stamp clubs have indi cated they will send delegations. Stumps of longleaf pine cut down for lumber in southern states are also valuable. -The abandoned stumps are sburces of turpentine, pine oil and rosin. GAS . FURNACES KMml Om WM ! Hm Dili Mmth CALL TODAY 3-8S5S Eva. 4-790"er 4-1(21 Fret Surviy I Estlmatt Guaranteed Installations ' 36 Mo's fo Pay Salem Healing & Sheet Metal Co. 1085 Broadway Cor. 12th and Rural Small Fry I Student 1.00 x Papa-US . Closed Mondays mm J Bye, Maxine! May We Snitch From Your Woman's Page? h--"- ,1 N , It- v.vv i ; Woman's Editor Maxine Buren cut her cake Friday as staff colleagues marked her 20th anniversary with The Statesman on day she also left for New York City. Stateaman read ers will be reading her dally reports from food editors' conference there. (Statesman Photo). Miss Buren to Cover Food Meet Miss Maxine Buren, Statesman woman's editor, was honored at a coffee Friday afternoon in the newspaper's news department con ference room. The occasion marked both ' Mist Buren's 20th anniversary as a Statesman woman's editor. and her depar- , ture to New York to attend the annual News paper Food Edi tors Conference at the Waldorf- Jrryne EnsUsk Astoria Hotel. Joe Weglarz, the Statesman's newest staff member, poured, and Mrs. Florence Bell, Statesman lib rarian, and Mrs. Jeryme English, itesman society editor, assisted about the room. Pair Held in Girl's Trip A Salem area man and woman were arrested Friday on charges they took a 14-year-old girl to Portland without the consent of her parents. Held in Marion County jail in lieu of $3,500 hail each on separ ate charges of contributing to the delinquency of a minor were Dan iel Tiscareso Meio. hop ranch emplove, and Ruby Toquero, 4005 Gary St. In a statement to sheriff's depuities the girl said she went to Portland with Meza and Mrs. Toquero. Later, she said, she in tended to go to California with Meza. Deputies said Mexa. a Spanish-American, does not speak English. Mexa and Mrs. Toquero are slated to appear before Circuit Judge Joseph Felton Monday morping. MODERN NOPE IT'S OUR NEW BUFFET? JiZii CONSOLE MODEL GH-55C 99,000 OTU'B COM FORT - Enjoy wsrm.-glowing comfort right down to floor level even on winter's coldest days with a new cento Gas Heater. Super efficient combustion unit produces more heat on lets fuel, cuts hesting exists. adatrol basic gu control unit lets yow sdd other control devices when ' needed. Available also with blower. For, 19 Days Only! For Only WALLACE MARSHALL-WEILS 2043 N. Capitol St. , -1 "'"" 3 " ' ' JBW. . V ;' V V " Sharing in the honor of the day was Jeryme English who had Join ed The Statesman staff at same time as Miss Buren. But Jeryme couldn't get in on the au revoirt, at she is just returning from a vacation week; not starting a trip. Miss Buren wore a smart fall dress of brown and black plaid wool and a smile as big as her heart. She was presented with a corsage of 20 vari-colored lollipops, tied with a gay red ribbon. ' Members of the newt staff, tome wearing ties and some sports shirts, .attended the gala affair. alcm Student Wins Farm Study Grant Edgar Michalson, ton of Mn. Leslie Wadsworth, $45 N. 14th St., was awarded a scholarship and as sistanceship in graduate agricul ture studies at Penn State Univer sity, University Park, Pa. Michalson, who earned his bach elor's degree in agriculture at Ore gon State this spring, is now in Pennsylvania starting his graduate studies and assisting the faculty in agricultural and soil research. His grant' was tor tuition, board and room, and was based on his outstanding record at OSC. He is 2A. a graduate of Salem High School. Box of Iris Bulbs Stolen From Maji A box of iris bulbs, valued at between $300 and $500. was taken sometime Thurtday night from the premises of Cecil Fletcher, 845 Hilltop St., according to city po lice. Fletcher told officers the box contained 21 bulbs of a rare cross bred type developed by himself. em SPACE HEATER! food the floor I DESIGNED FOR YOUR STYLED FOR BEAUTY! IOOK 4TS OrtT 129" Only $10.00 Dtwt IAIT PAYMIKTt Now'tthttiiMtobuyt Heater With S2i.S Itlewer S134.9S HARDWARE STORI phono 3-4177 Employment in Non-Farm Jobs Over 500,000 f)rffnn't non-aericultural em ployment passed the half-million mark in August,' the State Unem ployment Compensation Commis sion reported Friday. The SOA.70A workers estimated by the State Unemployment Com pensation Commission on the hi of reoorta made by about 2,000 employers in cooperation wltn tne U.S. Bureau 01 uoor Statistics represents a gain of 7,700 from July and 9,800 from a year ago. InrremiM over 19SS were con fined mainly . to trade, service, governmental, financial, realty and utilities although slight im provement was snown in machin ery manufacturing, paper mats, and printing and publishing. New Business Class Added To Program A new adult education class. "Owners of Small Business," is being offered by Salem Public School. Classes begin Oct. 1, at 7 p.m., in room 116, North Salem High School. Tuition for the 11 week course it $24. Dr. Lawrence D. Coolidge. busi ness administration chairman at Oregon State College, prepared the course outline which covers topics ranging from small business man agement to government regula tions. Information can be obtained from George D. Porter, supervisor of Adult Education, Salem Public Schools, 1309 Ferry St. 6,500 View Shrine Circus Approximately t.SOO persons at tended the four performances of the Salem Shrine Club - Polack Bros. Circus in Salem this week. program totals showed Friday. We consider the show a fair success," said Leonard A. Rowan, general chairman. "However, be cause of the excellence of the per formance and the enthusiasm shown in this initial attempt at a Shrine circus in Salem we intend to have the circus back next sum mer, but at an earlier date." Proceeds of the show, not yet tallied, will go to Shrine charity. The circus was sponsored h;ro by baiem annne club, in cooperation with several other neighboring Shrine units. The circus was held at the state fairgrounds horseshow stadium Wednesday and Thurtday. Bergs to Talk To Chamber Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Berg will be speakers before Salem Chamber of Commerce Monday noon at the Marion Hotel. Berg,' the chamber's president, and his wife will tell the chamber members about their recent Eu ropean trip anLsttendance at a world food congess. Also on the program will be Mist Florence Beardsley. with com ments on Business and Professional Women's Week. A group of BPW members will attend the chamber meeting. WORKING TOGETHER D Timber and ? REMEMBER RED. .-HAT DAY 7 Published at another public tervlce of SCHOOL REPORTER Richmond School Lo Ann Doerksen was elected president of Richmond School's student body Friday. Others elected are Mike Evans, vice president; Gary Martin, treasurer; Susan Gleckler, secre tary; Russell Summers, sergeant- St-arms. Their elnrtion fnllrurori party primaries comparable with me regular uregon election system. Miss Kivrene BiiIWj lixth grade class at Richmond complet ed its study of Hawaii by prepar ing a Hawaiian menu of native foods Friday. The class also made leis for Its luncheon pro gram at noontime. Grant School Carrie Lou Walters, Grant School student body president. recently introduced the other student officers at a get-acquaint ed assembly of the students. They are Ellen Williams, vice president; Hank Gale, secretary; Fred Richardson, treasurer: Jim Nicholson, sergeant-at-arms. Mills Named To CD Fire Deputy Post Robert Mills, Salem's next fire chief, was appointed deputy for fire for Marion County Civil De fense, according to an announce ment Friday by Wallace S. Whar' ton, director. Mills, who takes over at Salem chief Oct. 1, succeeds present Chief E. I Smith as the County Civil Defense fire deputy. Chief Smith has been fire dep uty tince August 1952 and hat tak en an active part in developing the mutual aid system and the fire radio network which knits the Sa lem department and the 22 rural fire protection district departments into a county-wide fire fighting or ganization. 1 At the recent meeting of the Marion County Fire Fighters As sociation the appointment of Mills to succeed Smith in the County Civil Defense pott wat unanimous ly ratified. Youngster's j Rites Monday Funeral services for Sharon Marie Iverson, 7, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Iverson, 2395 Lee St., will be Monday, 1:30 p.m., in Howell-Edwards' Chapel. The Rev. John Tbankhauser will officiate. Burial will be at Restlawn Mem ory Gardens. The youngster died Thurtday evening! of a probable heart con dition, according to her doctor. KVAL TV, VHF 13 RVOENBi KVAL -TV, Channal (Sunday): IMS Tha PaaJor : 'Road Mock"; 11. at Championship Bowl. l: Bill LI Hard vs. Connla Schwo lar; :3 This la the Llfa: "The Soli tary Embar"; I : -Sunday Matlnaa: "Junile Book"; 4:M Jaycao I pot llfht: Tha Jayccot will dtacuaa fluor idation; !: Mat tha Prau: Sacra tary of Stata John Foatar Dullaa will ba tha lueat; t.M Toppar: "Toppar'i Othar Job"; T:S Stava Allan Show; 1:00-1 Spy: "Betrayal of Waat Point" Major John Andro was tha Brltuh officar aaalanad to confer with Bana dlct Arnold: t:J Waterfront: "Tha Ratcua"; S:ao Lorotta Youns: "Inci dent of Kawl": lt:M Telephone Time: "I Am Not Alone." With Vic tor Jory; lt:M Distinctive Clothes io uvf in; ie:aa sunaay anowume: "Sixty Glorious Years." W Gam ' V W r a I I a7 Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sat, Sept.. 22, 59 (Sec. 1I SUNDAY'S BROADCASTS (MNtfi : Tk ttaumaa raknalw ta m tattk the arwiruM IImi rtfw4r4 k; Mill an TV ilallm, kl kwim mtm Ikt krsrmt art ihu wIIImmi kXIfMatlaa Uto kwaa" raMt k riwittkl tw9 On accarar katrta SUNDAY'S TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS KPTV SUNDAY'! HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL t7l . H. :M p.m. Meet the Press-Guest it Secretary of State John Foster Dulles. 1:0 .m. Goodyear Playhouse "Maestro." a warm-hearted atnr of a European orchestra conductor, starring Carmen Mathewa. Kenny Dclmar, Johnny Stewart and Barbara Robbina. 9:00 p.m. Lorctta Young Show Dramatic show ttarrlng LoretU Young at hostess and ttar ia "Incident in Kawi." - 19:39 pjn.-Sunday Star Time "Lydia." starring Merle Oberon, and Joseph Cotten. t, KOIN-TV SUNDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL 9)t 19:99 a.m. Professional Football The Washington Redskins tackle the powerful Detroit Lions. 4:39 p.m. Telephone Time-Victor Jory stars ia "I Am Not Alone." 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