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BOAT REPORTED STOLEN
Theft of a 14-foot runabout boat
from the west ihort of Willamette
River near the railroad bridge
Tuesday was reported to police by
Eldon McDermit, 2430 Helm St. 84S Chemeketa St
He estimated value at $200, police
said.
WHEEL, TIRE STOLEN ,
Tbeft of a wheel and tire valued
at W from a car parked at hii
home Tuesday was repotted to po
lice by the Rev. Gerald Emerson,
SALEM LODGE NO. 4,
a r a m wm open at 1:45,
Oct. U at Golden Mortuary to con
duct funeral service for Bro. Harry
M. Levy. (adv.)
Make sure "pitter patter" is on
your roof not under it! If any
dobut call Mathis Bros. Ph. 44831.
(adv.)
CHAIRMAN NAMED
Rummage Sale. Fri. 4 St. over
Greenbaum's. Morningside church.
(adv.)
Frank Tatman Barber Shop 667 N.
Cottage St. In the Penman Bldg.
Can make you look like a gentle
man even if you are not one. Plen
ty of off street parking. (adv.)
RAILROAD CLUB TO MEET J
The Salem Railroad club will
meet Saturday at the Salem Wom
an's Club, 40 N. Cottage St. A
Gary Larson was named chair- covered-dish cupper will begin at
man Wednesday of the Willamette ' pm.
University blood drive Nov. 21
The drive is sponsored .by the uni
versity and lh American Red
Cross.
Winter coats, suits k other used
clothing for sale at Y.W.C.A.
Budget Shop. 141 S. Winter. Open
Fri 4 Mon noon till 4 p.m. 1 adv. i
HUBCAP THEFT REPORTED
For Sale: Furniture and other sal
vage at Sou. Pac. Freight, (adv.)
Salem Altrusa Club Annual Sal
mon dinner Thursday, Oct. Uth.
American Legion Club. Serving
p.m. 91.75 adults, children 80c.
i adv.)
NEW HOUSE AUTHORIZED
Theft of two hubcaps valued at A ouilulng permit tor 117,000 one
$40 Tuesday night while his cari,orv hole t 2120 Lowen Ave.
was parked at his home or 1295 was Wednesday to Marvin
Marshall Dr. was reDorted tn no-'J- Lowen.
Healy Accepts
Position With
Truck Firm
William E. Healy. for more than
eight years assistant Secretary of
State here, said Wednesday he
had accepted an executive posi
tion with Pacific Intermountain
Express, one of the nation's lead
ing interstate trucking concerns.
Healy resigned early last March
to become a candidate for Secre
tary of State at the Republican
primary election.
Healy will be assistant to S. A.
Holmes, director of the company'!
government and tax relations, .
Healy, during his service as As
sistant Secretary of State, built a
national reputation as an author
ity on truck taxation. He was
author of the reciprocity agree
ments under which most of the
western states now regulate and
tax Interstate truck movements.
His headquarters will be in San
Francisco.
lire Wednesday by Charles Weigel,
1 130 Chemeketa St.
Re wide awake to the fact that
the easy way to get renters, work
ers, huvers is the Classified Ads!
Pial 4-6811. I adv.)
Rummage sale Oct. 11 k 12, First
Congregational Church, Marion 4
North Cottage. (adv.)
Lee Charges
Norblad Fails
To Help State
JUL
"My opponent has failed com
pletely to further the economic
development of Oregon." Jason
Lee, Democratic candidate for
congress, charged at the luncheon
meeting at the Salem Exchange
Rummage Sale Oct. 11 and 12 First
Congregational Church, Marion k
North Cottage. (adv. I
CE "7 . AWE" . COLLECTORS TO MEET
sirvqn ridu. iu momnh. son 01 . , Huh" t lh Marion Unlet UHnc.
i ik m mamp society win ' .
meet at S p.m. Friday at the Sena- day-
tor Hotel, 1 "'Walter! Norblad has passed
! only two insignificant bits of leeis-
Unsightly facial hair removed j lation during his 10 years in of-
Mr. and Mrs. John Hall. 1980 Lewis
Si , was treated by first aidmen
about 12:50 p.m. Wednesday for a
fm?er laceration received when his
hand was caught in a drawer.
For Outstanding aW'llpapcrs With
Fabrics k Harmonizing Taints plus
Kxpert Decorating Assistance, vis
it Clarke's 220 N. Commercial.
(adv.)
FOUR CHECKS MISSING
Four checks totaling $85 were
taken Monday or Tuesday from
a desk drawer in her office in Ore
gon Building, Atty. Hattie J. Brat
zel told police Wednesday.
Rummage Sale 471 Court Oct. 12th.
Eta Chapter B.S.P. (adv.)
safely, permanently. Price's Beau
ty Salon. Ph. 3-5859. (adv.)
fice and is a lazy, do-nothing con
gressman. Lee said.
"Drpffnn noHc a mon in Wavk.
Dental plates repaired while you;ington who wjj, f M fjRht
wait at Painless Parker Dentist, nar(i ,P hvjru,wIH, w
njuivin,vu iv uviviuu-
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Public
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Two Appointed to
Traffic Council
ment, and river and harbor pro
jects. My opponent was asleep
when it came to ohtaining the ini
By CONRAD PRANGE
Staff Writer, The Statesman
The worst time of the year for
traffic accidents is now at hand.
Early darkness is here and this
week's showers hint that fog. wet
or icy streets, steamy windshields
rani be far away.
Add to these the expected care
less pedestrians and drivers plus
holiday celebrating, and the traf
fic accident and death rate are
tial funds for dredging the mouth nearing the annual peak over the
of the Columbia, the Warrenton nvt innr months, sav accident
Ship Basin, and the Tillamook analysts.
Appointment of Donald CrUltrt general alls at The Outstanding fall and winter driy-
and Robert L. Elfstrom Jr., to the 'nn! Ji hazards, and how motorists
Salem Traffic Safety Council . ,... Ue -VcausL", St n" 3
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traffic safety division-
Fog Use full lights on low
beam. This helps oncoming traf-
Light Colors Urged for Pedestricd Safety (Regional Meet
Of Vs Mar-
Slated Here
The northwest regional conven
tion of Y's Men's Clubs will be
held in Salem's YMCA Saturday
and Sunday, according to Carlton
Greider, publicity chairman.
Greider said he anticipates an
attendance of 125 delegates from
British Columbia, Washington, Ore
gon, Idaho and Montana.
Object of the two-day conference
is to integrate activities of Y's
Men's Clubs throughout the North
west.
The group will also outline var
ious programs being carried out
in their own districts and discuss
ways of increasing Interest in
these programs.
YM Adult Lobby
First of a series of meetings
before dinner at 6:30 p.m., will
start at 2 p.m. in the 'adult lobby
of the YMCA.
Group discussion leader will be
Roy Brain from Victoria, B.C.,
northwest i s Men s Clubs re-
Visibility of pedestrians Lalw.y. Important, , 'ij't'fhe dinner will be
aarnness, rim ami iuk. ncrc iu ummui ivhub. ..c ko... - Robert Sherman international vice
headlights glare at 200 feet. The pair In darker clothes are almost lost to driver's vision, president of Yl' Men's Clubs and
while light clothing can be seen clearly. Public officials are stressing safety as hesvy accl- q p,en Schmoeker, member of the
dent oeriod of fall and winter begins. YMCAs national council staff.
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oaiem sis men s nun presiucm
Larry Greider, will be master of
ceremonies during the dinner.
Convention Chairman
Convention chairman, is Dr. Her
bert L. Nelson, member of the
Salem Y's Men s Club. Dr. Nel
son is clinical director at the State
Hospital.
Sunday's activities will begin
with morning worship services and
will be followed by a scries of
meetings. The convention will ad
journ at 2:30 p.m.
Wives of convention delegates
will also be meeting Saturday and
Sunday under the banner of the
Y's Mennett's Clubs. They will
hold several meetings in the Salem
YM and In homes of local Y's
Men's Club members.
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thurs., Oct. 11, '53 (Sec. I)-5 -
Highway Safety Officials Warn
Accident 'Season' Now at Hand
1 hi . j i .. t m '
nnuuniTu weonesoay oy Mayor storage waters a high dam at
Robert F. White H(Us Canyon cou,d have provided
Craib is an insurancemajfc -Elf-, are about to be lost."
strom a merchant They replace .
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Melvin O Potts vs Shirley A.
Potts Suit (or divorce alleges
cruel and inhuman treatment, asks
that custody of a minor be award
ed to defendant. Married Feb. 15,
m, at Salem.
Florence Spitzer Hagen vs Clar
ence E. Hagen: Suit for divorce
alleges cruel and inhuman treat
ment asks for $75 per month ali
mony. Married Sept. 28, 1955, at
Stevenson, Wash.
Lnretta E. Doyle vs Duane L.
Doyle: Decree of divorce restores
plaintiff's maiden name of Loretta
E. Goode
Ronald Ray Brenneman vs Paul
Higlcy : Suit seeks judgment of
l2.fi.T7 for damages and injuries
allegedly incurred in auto accident
June 21. 1956, on Evans Road near
Silverton.
Lovie Thompson vs Eugene W.
Thompson: Suit for divorce alleges
cruel and inhuman treatment asks
for custody of two minors plus $35
per month support for each. Mar
ried Sept. 15, 1950, at Willamina.
PROBATE COl'RT
Rose Marie Darnell estate: Otto
R Skopil Jr., appointed executor.
DISTRICT COl'RT
DeLores Jean Baber, 5(15 N. Win
ter St.. charged with obtaining
money by false pretenses, continu
ed in Oct 12 for preliminary hear
ing, bail set at $1,500.
Krnest Elver Breazoale. Canyon
ville, charged with driving while
intoxicated, continued to Oct. 11
for sentencing following plea of
guilty.
Ml'MCIPAL COl'RT
Kalhryn Savage, Portland, sen
tenced to five days in jail on plead
ing guilty to charge of vagrancy
and fined $25 on charge of permit
ting unlawful driving.
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS
Paul Nicholson. 55. policeman,
1642 S. Winter St., and Winifred
Pat Colgan, 53, office clerk, 241 N.
High St.. both of Salem. ,
Raymond Franklin Merten, ,23, .
farmer, St. Paul, and Joyce Mary
Anderson, 19, bookkeeper, New-herg.
John Anion and James R. White!
who resigned. I
.1 B Monnettc is council chair
man The other rnfiiilnrs are Her
bert Carter, Tom Roberts and Wil-
mer Pace.
Births
HAY To Mr. and Mrs. Douglas
Hay, 2780 Englewnod Ave.. Salem,
a daughter, on Wednesday, Oct.
10, at Salem General Hospital.
LORENZ To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert V. Loreni. 2695 Lorian
Lane. Salem, a daughter, on Wed
nesday, Oct. 10, at Salem General
Hospital,
WORDEN To Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Worden. 2170 S. Church St..
a son, on Wednesday, Oct. 10, at
Salem General Hospital.
BACH To Mr. and Mrs. Curtis
L. Bach, 340 Division St., a daugh
ter, on Wednesday, Oct. 10, at
Salem General Hospital.
BOCHSLER To Mr. and Mrs.
Albert J. Bochslcr, 6.15 Bliler Ave.,
Salem, a daughter, on Wednesday,
Oct. 10, at Salem Memorial Hospital.
Candalaria
Parents' Club
Picks Officers
Plans to buy a phonograph and
portable radio fo rthe Candalaria
School were discussed this week
portable radio for the Candalaria
Mother's and Dad's Club, the
group announced Wednesday.
Club president James Minty
opened Tuesday's meeting by nam
ing new officers and committee
heads.
Officers selected were Lloyd
Griffiths, vice president; Mrs. Don
Richardson, secretary, and Mrs.
Ritchie M. Turner, treasurer
Room mothers named were Mrs.
Robert Corey and Mrs. Ernie Culp.
Committee members announced
w ere Mrs. L o r e n Hicks, Mrs.
Ralph Boone, youth; Mrs. Kenneth
Vollmar, safety: Mrs. Morris Bren
ner, Mrs. Robert Boals, health;
Dave Hoss, Al Bauer, publicity,
and Mr. and Mrs. Max Dozcl, hos
pitality. The teaching staff was repre
sented by principal Harry J. Mohr
Jr.
Next club meeting will be Nov.
13.
fic to spot your car. Never drive
with parking lights only.
Skids Possible
Falling loaves Prewnts fast
stopping. Tires skid.
Increased hours of darkness
Makes poor visibility of road and
pedestrians. Common fault is" for
motorists to "overdrive" their
headlights. They can't stop within
the limits of visibility.
Rain, snow, ice on road Best
precaution is to reduce speed un
der usual summertime rate.
Faulty "bad weather" equip
ment Have windshield wipers,
defrosters, tire treads and other
items checked for winter-time
driving.
Youngsters in school cross
walks and halted school buses
Oregon law says a motorist ap
proaching a halted school bus
from either direction must stop if
the bus is loading or unloading
youngsters. Only exception is if
the motorists is approaching the
bus headon on a three or four
lane highway.
Light Colors
Increased pedestrian hazards
Caution should be exercised by
both drivers and walkers. Pedes
trians should realize they can
usually see an auto before the
driver sees them. Wear something
light colored.
Bicycles Bike riders, especially
at night, should he eitremely cau
tious of traffic and all bicycles
should be equipped with rear re
flectors and lights.
Salem's year-round peak acci
dent hours are from 4 to t p.m.
Salem had 53 accidents involving
pedestrians last year and four out
of seven traffic deaths included
pedestrians.
Darkness Dangerous
Oregon's accident figures' show
that night time accidents are
more than twice as deadly as day
time crashes, and that the fatality
rate creeps even higher on wet
nights.
Figured nationally on a mileage
basis four times as many persons
die in night city accidents than
daytime.
Because some Salem street con
struction projects will extend into
the fall and winter season, local
drivers are urged by city traffic
officials to be especially cautious.
Slated to extend almost to the
Christmas season is work on South
12th Street widening program and
construction of a new street
bridge on South High Street.
Three Vehicles
In 99E Wreck
Three cars were damaged but
apparently no one was injured in
an accident about 2: 15 a.m. Wed
nesday on Highway 99E about ltt
miles south of Woodburn, state po
lice said. Drivers were listed as
Norman Williamson, Eugene
Quinten Stanner Ledeman, - 2605
State St.; and Eugene Lewin, 5170
Dallas Rd.
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Open Evtningt Till 9 P,M, Monday nd Friday
Municipal Group
Position Turned
Down bv Mayor
I Mayor Robert F. White Wednes-
dav had tn turn dow n an import
ant assignment from the American
Municipal Association because an
' other meeting will prevent him
from attending the annual Ameri
can Municipal Congress in St.
Louis this fall.
He was invited by the AMA pres
ident, Mayor Rnbcrt F Wagner of
New York City, to serve nn the
influential resolutions committee
for this vear's convention.
When Johnson Rus.s, prince of
the NishRa Nations Indians in Can
ada died, a 27-piecc-band escorted
the funeral cortege.
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