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Statesman Newt Servic ,T
Annual Statesman
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Oregon AP Chief to Address Writers
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The Statesman'! 73 valley, campui and school correspondent! and
tnemberi of the home hews itaff will be gueiU at The Statesman'! an
nual Christmas party Saturday,
J. Richard Eirriers. Portland. Oregon bureau chief for The Associ
ated Press, will address (he group following a 12:10 p.m. dinner in the
Uoia Koom ot ine Marion Moiei.
Charles A. Sprague. editor and
publisher of .The Statesman, will
extend a welcome to the group;
and Managing Editor Wendell
Webb will present, a wards to five
valley correspondent! for meritori
ous reporting. ...
Valley Editor Charles
Stayton Christian :
Men Sponsor Talk
will be master of ceremonies.
Correspondents invited are Mary
Jane Shrunk of Lewis and Clark
College; Nancie Owens, Oregon
State College; Barbara Boniface,
University of Oregon; Florence
Bodge, Willamette University.
, Also, James Dalke, John Ham
street, Karen Harris. Louis Park
and Louise Schroeder, all Salem
school correspondents.
Also, William A, Wylie. valley
correspondent - at Albany; James
JI. Alley, Amity; Mrs. Harry Way,
Aumsville; Louise Smith, Aurora;
Mrs. J. R. Carruthers, Bethel; Mrs.
Silas Perllch, Brooks; Mrs. H. D.
Soderlind, Brush College; Mrs. Ice
land Prather, Buena Vista; Mrs.
Rslpb Bair, Butteville-Donald;
Mrs. L. Simmons Sr., Central
Howell.
Clear Lake. Detroit
Also. Mrs. A. A. Eichelberger.
Clear Lake; Mrs. Betty Orager.
lUMinii Ntwi S.rvlc.
STAYTON, Nov. 29 The Chris-
Ireland "n Men' Association of Stayton
will sponsor a special meeting on
Thursday st 7:30 p.m. In the dining
room of the Stayton Christian
Church.
Rusty Hudson, young Portland
business man, will speak. This is
an all-church, all-family meeting
with everyone invited.
Lodge Elects
New Officers
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HUBBARD, Nov. 29 - Mrs7A70.
Soderholm was elected noble grand
of Thalia Rebekah Lodge Tuesday
evening. She will succeed Mrs.
John Bothum and will be Installed
with other new officers on Janu
ary I.
Other officers elected for the en
suing term were Mrs. Charlei
Vredenburg as vice grand, Mrs.
John Morrison ss recording secre
tary, Mrs. Harry, Moore as finan
cial secretary and Mrs. George
Leffler as treasuer.
Plans fo the , annual Christmas
party Friday, Dec. 21, for members
and families were completed, with
a no-host supper at 6 p.m. followed
by a program, tree, exchange of
gifts and treats for the children.
Committees include Mrs. Royce
Slgloh snd Mrs. Alice Lehman,
tree; Mrs. Amos Brusven, pro
gram; Frances Weaver decoration
of tables and Mrs. Vredenburg,
Mrs. Leffler and - Mrs.- Hannah
Hunt, refreshments. ,
Mrs. Ethel Gibbs, president of
the Rebekah Assembly of Oregon,
will make her official visit to
Thalia, on Tuesday, Jan. I. Plans'
for her visit were started.
The members voted to give $10
for a needy cause. Next meeting
will be Dec. U.
Juveniles Admit .
School Break-ins"
In Two Counties
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ALBANY, Nov. 28 Thefts at
three Marion and Linn County
schools and churches have been
cleared by the arrest of three
Juveniles, law authorities reported
today.
Police Chief Ray Maddy said
break-ins at Shaw and Cloverdale
schools in Marion County and the
Seventh pay Adventlst Church at
ScravelhiH were admitted by the
trio, aged1 15 to 17. '
The boys also confessed to the
theft of firearms ammunition and
camp equipment valued at f 170
from ' the Mahlon Gingrich resi
dence on Crabtree Road, Maddy
said. Most of the items taken ,there
were recovered, the chief reported.
Sale of Invention Leads
To Linn County Lawsuits
BETHANY FARM SOLD1
NORTH HOWELL,' Nov. 29 The
0. W. Hall farm in the Bethany
district has been sold to Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Espe, son and daughter-in-law
of Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Espe, who are busy moving
Into their new home. Gary's wife
Is the former Carolyn Mahoney of
Gervais. i i
' On Ock If, 1910 Theodore Roose
velt became the first U. S. Presi
dent to fly. "
Valley News Briefs
. luimu N.w. !t1m , . . Mt Aa,e n, ML Aagel Bey
Salem Heights Co a stoats Scout paper drive of Nov. 24 netted
Pack 19 will meet at I p.m. Friday $70, Scout officials report. Nearly
at Salem Heights Community HaU. 10 tons of papers and magazine!
Hubbard - The J..W Um f ' from toe Cora'
North Marlon Union High School y"
will present a play. "Star-Craty," Aarera Next meeting of the
it a n. nv Frlrtnv in thm Unhhr ' 1hm. v-i.m. iit nru.
Cloverdale: Mr. and Mrs. Hal Nor- Grade School gymnasium. Mrs. ; Club) wiU be on Pec. 6 in the so
nr,f i Tom c"neU i the director. cial rooms of.the Aurora Presby-
Dallas; Charlotte Filer, McMlruv terian Church The woiort will ho
viuDayton: Howard Dean, De- North How.ll - Cmmlttee mem- 2? liU, Mrs Euew
trolt; Jan Overholser. Falls City-ibers of the North Howell Home rL "5 m fi2f
CUtrnas party on Dec. S at nopnimember tn, mit tt chair.
t .eS5'nt3 E"1 LTiT" Mrs. Cecil McCarty. There
be served snd there will be an ex-u. .,. . u. '
Oakdale; WUma deVries, Fruit
land-Pratum; Effie May White,
Four Corners-Auburn; Mrs. Lucille
Booster. Gervais; Mrs. George
Slroiut Sr.. HayesviUe; Mrs. A. B.
Wiesner, Haet Gaeen.
Also. Mrs. Fred Wlthee, Unlon-vale-Hopewell;
Mrs. A. L. Murphy.
Hubbard: Mrs. Les Shields. Jef
ferson; Janetie Boardrow, Keier;
Mrs. Wilkird Aker, LabUh Center;
Helen Myers. Lebanon: Mrs. Louis
Kurth. Liberty-Salem Heights.
Uaeela, Mehama
Also, Louis Crawford. Lincoln;
Mrs. .Clyde Bressler, Lyons: Mrs.
Virgil Bur son, Macleay; Sharon
Gisler; Marion; Mrs. Scott Young,
Marion Forks; Tessa McPhearson,
Marqiiam: Jean Roberts, Mehama;
Mrs. W. H. Scharf. Middle Grove.
Also, Mrs. Robert Veness. Mill
City; Mrs. Ray W. Baker, Monitor
Elliott Prairie; Mrs. Beulah Crav
en, Monmouth; Loretta E. Denier,
ML Angel; Mrs. Percy Dunn. North
Howell; Mrs.' Alfred Hoffman,
North Santiam; Mrs. G. H. WU
aon. Orchard Heights: Mrs. Sidney
H9trd.PM -7 V
Also, Mr Robert Muller, Perry
dale; Mrs. Louis Rkhter, Pringle;
Mrs Jerry Shaw. Roberts; Mrs.
Edwin Caldwell. Rosedale; Mrs.
Fred Spooner, Sheridan; Lillie
Madsen. Silverton; Mrs. Harold
Washburn, Spring Valley; Clyde
Freeman and Donna Frost, both of
Stavton.
Also. Mrs. Grace Ditter. Sublim
ity, Mrs. George Heckart, Sunny
side ;Mrs. Jack Tipton, Swegle
East Salem; Mrs. Robert Mitchell,
Turner; Mrs. V. D. Scott, Union
IflU; Mrs. J. C. Kren. Victor Point;
Mrs. James Nye, West Stayton;
Mrs. Robert Boundy, Willamlna;
Mrs. Frank Doerfler and Ed Co
man, both of Wood burn.
gooa.
Lebaaea The Rev. James O.
'McCarty said.
DeaaM Mr. aad Mrs. C. P
Westwood, who owned an 18-acre
rS'. fmthe If," ?urch:frm east of Donald, have pur
of Christ, will conduct gospel serv- chased , home , Woodburn, They
rV r rvJT tu b ?u aold. their Donald property to Mr.
Church of Christ. The Rev. Choice
Bryant, minister of the ' Keizer
Church, will replace the minister
here Sunday.
Aarera Mrs. Elmert CriseD
and her mother, Mrs. Paul Muralt,
who were in an auto accident
several weeks ago are slowly Im
proving, but are still under a doc
tor' care. -
DeaaM Mrs. Dewey McMillaa
and Mrs. Roy Hetherington who
are associated in the dairy busi
ness with their son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hubbard. The latter are living on
the former Schoonover place near
Butteville. The dairying operations
are carried on at the Hubbard
farm, but young stock Is pastured
at the Hetherington place.
WUlamiaa Eight new members
of the Donald WSCS has announced i '" initiated Into the Willamlna
that members will serve their an- j BPW chapter when initiatory work
nual nam dinner on Wednesday: w" "u "
ihwTnn :'BfeArtonT!fe ht drlThe ne1nabT are LalsTatom
o'clock.-. The dinner wiU be held ot .Sheridan. Anita McKenny of
la the Masonic HaU. Bazaar items Grand Ronde. jjnd Nancy Stod-
Ill ge on sale at p.m. .-,aar naroara tmoi veima auu
. - I Vivian Barr, Nedra Anderson and
Lebaaoa ChrUUaa Charch World , Grace Herzberg of WiUamina. Spe
Fellowship groups of Linn, Line cial music featured the program,
and Benton counties will gather i with Lawrence Vogt at the guitar,
here Friday night and Saturday, and Forest Durland playing piano
An American college professor 1 selections,
from Paraguay, Marshall Gilchrist. !
will be speaker. On the conference North Howell North Howell
faculty will be William Sceske. : Grangers are sponsoring another
dean of men at Northwest Christian social event Saturday at 8 p.m. at
College. Eugene: Songnai Rhee. the Grange HaU. There will be a
Korean refugee student attending program, followed by games and
mat school; Mrs. Biewiora usburn, j dancing, committee is, Mr. ana
Lebanon churchwoman; and Danny i Mrs. Walter Holton, Mr, and Mrs.
Spencer, former missionary to Llndy Langwell and Mr. and Mrs.
Africa. Leo Peterson.
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Quality made by Sandler of Boston.
Choice of black snd brown:
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ALBANY, NoV Three men
whose plans to manufacture ac-cordlan-type
tables folded up are
involved in litigation here.
Plaintiff in the original sut In
Plot of Exiles
Of Guatemala
Undisturbing
GUATEMALA, : Nov. 29 m -President
Carlos Castillo .Armas
said today the reported ploting
of Guatemalan exiles abroad
against his anJi-Communist re
gime "is of no importance."
Ismael Ortiz, Guatemalan se
curity chief, had told newsmen of
reports that Guatemalans In Mexi
co wmt ttlnUtnff tho overthrow of
the " CastilloArmas government.
tie saia nis security forces naa
taken the necessary measures to
foil any -attempted revolution.
The President told correspond
ents Guatemala's economic situa
tion was good, with business stead
ily improving.
Linn County Circuit Court is War-
ren A. Roberts, Corvallis,. who al
legedly invented the table.
Roberts alleges that Elwood G.
Erickson snd J. F. Howard, both
if Albany, have paid only $600 on
a $5,000 note for rights to manu
facture the folding type tables.
The defendants have filed ' a
counter-suit alleging that the table
was not eligible for patent and
that equipment turned over to them
by Roberts was damaged.
The two Albany men allege that
they have been deprived of an
estimated W.ooo a year profit. In
their counter-suit they ask for the
estimated profits for a year plus
$84,000 general damages.
4-H Club
News :
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Irl., Nov. 30, '56 (Sec. Illj-S9
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Japanese Suicides Up
TOKYO, Nov. 29 There
have been 137 suicides and three
times as many attempts at sui
cide among Japanese army men
itnce-1951, the National "Defense
Board reported. It aaid about a
third of the suicides left notes
mentioning the poverty of their
families. Japanese privates re
ceive about 6,000 yen 418.56 a
month and most sign over their
pay to their parents.
StaUunaa Nowi Sorvlee
HAZEL GREEN, Nov. - The
Hazel Green 4H livestock club, led
by Joe Rice, has an active mem
bership of nine boys and one girl.
The group meets on the first Fri
day night of each month at the
homes of members where they are
now studying theory and types of
animals.
When Spring comes, each mem
ber will be provided with his choice
ot either sheep, dairy cattle or
swine and then begin actual care
and feeding practices.
Loren Klampe is president; Rich
ard .Cotner is vice-president;
Jamer Zielinski, secretary; and
Bernie Rice, reporter.
Other members Include Jewel
Galle, Jerry Rice, Lee Klampe,
Ted Galle. Gene Clark, and Jerry
Joe Ditehenr-'with-Mr. Rice-and
Clarence Zielinski as leadera.
On December 13 this club will
meet with the Powers Creek Live
stock Club at the McLauglin school
house for a Joint Christmas party
and initiation ceremonies for the
Hazel Green group.
Young Cycle
Rider Hurt
In Collision
SUtonua Mows Sorvks
JEFFERSON, Nov. 29 Gayle
Overholser, 13-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Overholser, was
in a Salem hospital several days
this week recovering from a bl-cyle-plckup
collision. -
Two bones in hit right arm were
broken, two teeth broken, both
knees injured, one eye bruised
and swollen and his face pitted
with gravel.
Gayle , was riding his bicycle
Sunday evening near the Wilbur
Anderson home on the Ankeny
Hill road, when he collided with
a pickup with horse and trailer,
driven by a Corvallis man. The
impact threw Gayle against the
fender and up over the hood of
the pickup, which was badly
dented. ; ""'
Immediately following the acci
dent, Gayle could not remember
who he was, but Anderson recog
nized him and took him home.
Toronto is the only Canadian city
to have a subway.
Urge Group
At Mt. Angel for-
KC Initiation Jt
, luuwi Mows Service ,
VCt. ANGEL, Nov. 29-A large "
class of new members, including
candidates from the ML Angel and
neighboring councils, will be huV
tiated into the Knights of Colum
bus at Mt. Angel Sunday, . -
Breakfast for the candidate and
the officers will be held at the ML
Angel Hotel following the a.m. '
mass in St. Mary's Church, to be
attended by all membert 01 me
Mt. Angel council. . ,
The exemplification of the de
grees will start at 1 p.m. in SL
Mary's school. The banquet at 1:30
p.m. in the school dining room for
all members and their ladies will
close the day's activities. A dinner
program is arranged.
Students Evacuated ,
BAGHDAD. Iraq. Nov. 29 JI
A Jordanian plane arrived today
with II Iraqi students from Cairo.
irni ha decided to evacuate 209
students whose studies In Egypt
were disrupted by to aiiaoie
East crisis. .
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