City News Briefs
WINDOW BROKEM
A su-by4-foot wiadow tl Nel
son and Nelsoa Realtor. 1S9S 1
Commercial St.. wu found to con
tain two holes Monday which could
hare DM made by rocki er BB
fhOt. DOlict Mid. OfflMTt Mid the
u indow-brtakini did. not appear la
be an attempt to enter the build
ing Hm-hester 4 Golden Jubilee
peaches mm en. Moaea P Adams,
i.m Wsllsc Rd. EM 1-ail. (adv.)
Ml, TRUCK HIT
A car drim by Arthur F. Baker,
Mimsville, and a tank truck driven
hv Richard F. Fori, Ml. Anfel,
mllided at II a.m. Monday en
High and Marie streets, police
mkI Ne Injuries were reported,
fine mde of the Baker car was es
trnmvrly damaged, police Mid.
Tainl prices slashed during re
modeling sale at Clarke I m N.
commercial, (adv.)
INITIATION DUB
Kappa DeRa PI, WiUasnette I'nl
v rrsity educational honorary socie
i will hoM initiation Thursday at
h is p m. at Golden Pheasant res
taursnt. Members and guests may
make reservationa at the restau
rant. Insist on a Johns-Manville Seal-o
niatic roof, lor your new home.
Mathis Bros. EM 4-M3I. isdv.)
Animal Brand
Talks Planned
The second annual brand In
spection conference for state de
partment of agriculture personnel
engaged m livestock brand In
spections and related work will he
held at Pringle Falls Aug. T to 11
Ahnut IM men will sttend, with
the conference divided into two
sections to avoid disruption of
public services.
M E. Knickerbocker, chief of
the division of animal industry.
till head the school, assisted by
livestock Supervising Officers
Henry Matschiner, E. L. Wright
and Chester B. Lkschty. Robert J.
Mewerd, director of agriculture,
will participate, m will Charlie
MrCracken, Boise. Idaho state
brand inspector; Jerry Mulcahy,
niympia, Washington brand super
visor; and representatives of the
Oregon Cattlemen's association
and the State Livestock Advisory
Board.
Purpose of the conference Is to
promote greater uniformity and
flficiencjt In the Oregon brand in
spection work and to keep the in
spectors informed of aew develop
ments. Berry Marketing
Organization Plan
To Be Studied
Kerry growers interested In form
ing s marketing organisation have
been invited to a meeting at the
Old Fellows Hall. Amity, Thursday
night, according to a circular which
reportedly has been sent lo sll
berry growers in the Willamette
Valley.
II we have missed any growers
ho are interested, they are invil
e1 loo.'' Howard Davidson, Amity
herry grower, reports Davidson is
spearheading the move toward un
ion organisation
The circular also asked growers
to write lo members of the Oregon
delegation in Congress to urge s
Department of Justice tnvestiga
linn of prices paid berry growers
Salem
Obituaries
Sirrr BSwta Staapea
SI Incil hoeplUI JulT S7Ui Sur
vival! by hmwier. Owvle, Mupin.
N Plan. Nth. AfraneamanU o( atrv-i-a
will mart later ty h Vlr
fit T OaMaa Co
n Wares BMaaell
awl y Julr 17 le Portland
nrt, l th afe nl as vaan LaU
-iHlanl of Sharttfsn fhf Huihanll
nf In. K Suaafll. Sheridan, lather of
Vinr.nl Sijuatt traaeant CMS. Calif I
hrnttler nf John Ruaoll PnrllanS
Ort Balph uaiell -nt re
' altf GarVwOa ArMM. Klna . Alta
ShlalOi ln Air. Ohm Servirr. -ill
he hIS Tuaadav July at I OS f SI
i Ih. MatKaalitt Chureh in Sheridan
rra InUrmrnl 4 PM at Siver
' ttw CaiTMTUMT Sa tartMnO Tmat
wlah a eall at PerhH
Shartdan Pwaaral Home until II SS
M Twasdav. TtMra will ha na naw
f aftar Uut Una
In Ihw rlf Jul SS Lata rasMeni
at I. Boa ISS . Salanv al tha af
' SS rears, rtthar al I. C Wamplr'
Salanv Mri W Met.nwr Oakland
f aHf . Paul Wamalar. Oilloquln fr
g Wamparr, If faamalH falla Ora
Ta. irandctllMrM and It areat
fraiMleMlalrefi a Ian aarvive Srotw
m LuOaar Waaaat. Vlanwnea, IM
Martin U Wamalar raH Rnrk Mirl,
SMamatat Saa heea made tn Klamath
r.tia nr senates anal tiiaanmnt fcj
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S-DAYS
ARE
COAUNG!
WBtdl a a a Walt
For tki Crtettst
Fed Servings Evtrl
AIDS PETITIONERS
Mallory Walker, representative
of tht U.S. Immlgratioa and Na
turalization Services in Portland
will be at the clerks office in
Marion County Courthouse today
and Wednesday. He will offer a
sisUnce In filing petitions far
naturalisation iBd wj hold exam
inations far cititenship applicants.
MAN SENTENCED
Marion Dudley, San Diego,
Calif., was sentenced to 1 days in
the Mario County Jamil Monday
after he pleaded guilty in district
court to charge of petty larcency
Involving theft of cheese and a can
of ham from a Salem supermar
ket. RETURN SCHEMLED
Mrs. Agnes Booth. Marion Coun
ty school superintendent, is ex
pected to return to her office
Thursday to resume her duties on
s part-time basis, her office Mid
Monday She has been recuperat
ing at her home in Turner since
undergoing surgery early ia June.
VET REAPPOINTED
Frank W. Young, organizer and
first commander in 19S4 of Salem
Barricks 113, Veterans of World
Wsr I. has been reappointed to the
constitution and bylaws commit
tee for the organization's national
convention in Minneapolis in September.
ENTRY PROBED
The Salvation Army building st
MO State St., was burglarised Sun
day night or Monday morning but
apparently nothing as taken
poHce Mid An officer found the
oulldinf front door open end
s door on the second floor pried
open.
Sk?rLn.s On Master Plan for Capitol Development
Ads. EM 4-il. (Stary tim M Pi( ,( jt0, M cguinnt. 1 planning for Capitol developmeot.
GR.ASS Bl R.a Members of the State Board of 1 Various schemes were presented. ' Here, he Mid, you caa provide a
North Salem firemen went to Control and the Capitol Planning birt iw attempt was ma to make , harmonwus and DMutiful group
Southern Pacific railroad tracks at Commission heard a "progress re- rhc Pl rfeive ing of government buildings which
Tile Road st I S pm Monday! port' Monday from the architects '"r" ,rom th architects other itstes for lack of foresight
wben grass along the trscks start -employed to prepare s master plan A subcommittee of the n!snmg have failed to do. This will attract
ed burning The fire was out in 10 for future capitoi development commission will confer with them: visitors from aU over the country
minutes, firemen Mid. j Reporting were Wllmsea ft En Chairman George W. Gleeson of: and all over the world, as the
dicott architects of Eugene, and Corv alii. Dean Sidney W I.lttle. present Capitol already is doing.
ATTEND MEETING I Herman Qrookman Portland as- KuKer and Charles A. Sprsgue, , Keally recommended that north
Marion County Judge Res Hart ,,, .a pmiwi'. KmIIv ej Salem. of Center Street some flexibility
ley and Commissioner V. L Rog-
ers were in Portland Monday to
sttend a meeting of the Public
Jnd. Committee c. Orego, coun
I'nsightly facial hsir
ZTftS
ly, permanently Price
Salon. Ph EM 1-55
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ACTtH NTANT TO TALK
Speaker at a Salem Rotary Club
lunch Wednesday noon ia Marion 1
Hotel will be William Holm. State
Board of Accountancy chairman.
His topic will be Small Business
and Taxation, and What s Ahead
Dental plates repaired while you
sit at Painless Parker Dentist.
Its N. Liberty. Salem. ladv.)
PFRMIT IMVED
A permit to erect a one-story
H (MM dwelling st DM Kumhler St
was issued Monday to Marvin Gir
rard. Ml ST AM ANTE To Mr snd Mrs
F.nriqui Bustsmanle 1895 S
lncaster Dr . a daughter Mon
day July , al Salem General
Hospital.
DORN-To Mr and Mrs Jim
H Doran. tOM Carolina Ae, a
son. Monday. July 9. st S s I e m
General Hospital. -
KF.I.I.EY-Tn Mr snd Mrs Har
rv W kelley 20.10 N 17lh St a
daughter, Monday July 29 st Sa
lem General Hospital
WOOO Tn Mr aod Mrs Norton
E. Wood. Brooks, a daughter. Mon
da July IS. at
Hoxpilal.
Salem General
lARTrtt rr-Tn Mr snd Mrs
Ronald O Bsrtruff. a Dryden
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Ave . a son ainnaaj. .iuij , m
I Salem Ooersl Hospital
I VORACK To Mr and Mrs
Krsnris J Nosack. Salem Rt ,
Bos 17V a son Monday July
a Salem Memorial H nuptial
Elt'HSTKADT To Mr and Mrs
Howard Eichsteadl. Woodburri a
daughter Monday July a. st Sa
lem Memorial Hospital
RARRAM-Tn Mr wod Mrs Dan
F. Rsrhsrn SSM l-arrlen I .a or a
Mnndav. July si
Salem
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Oregon SUte Capitol Bulldiat architect Fracts Keally (left), New York, In Sales yesterday
for Meeting of the Capitoi Plannlag Commission, confers with Dr. George Gleesoa,
dean of OregM State College School of Engineering and commission chairsasa. They are
looking at plan of the Capitol area. (Statesman PhoU)
Control Board Studies Progress Report
York desiener of the oresent Cao-
V0Uth Meted
Probation
A 17 yMr-old Turner youth re-
ceived a suspended commitUnent j
MacLaren s School
for
Rav
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Monday when he appeared in Mar ;
' t-oumy juvenue toun en s
fhr larceny from an sutomo-;
Dle i
lerms oi nis pronation lncnroe
keeping stoadily employed, main- bujijjng development than the ', torhim and eshibit hsll were pro
tammg reasonable hours and close pri marble-fronted, block type vided they might be located across
supervision from the county Jove- buildings along the mall. the bordering streets at the North,
nile department differed, however, on the In answer lo a question from
The boy was booked an the inlM-ior design of the sres Secretary of Stole Hatfield en
ceny charge involving sheft of sj ajrookman. tnfuenced by the whether It would be wise to go
purse from s csr in Newport ear-1 broad svenue of the Spanish capi- j ahead snd locate the new building
lier this month, the Juvende de-. ul M(1nd where he passed the ! authorized by the last Legislature
partment Mid. He has a record of Wter. urged a broad esplanade Keally urged that this be delayed
past offenses snd had been on WUn wj() wan,wlVi with buildings until the master plan is approved,
court probation ! on the side, with the present divid After the presentation Gov.
A second 17 yesr-old youth from strfH mergmg into a Holmes snd Chairman Gleeson of
Aumsville booked on me larceny Lungl wide access street st the the planning commission com
rhsrge also Is awaiting court dis North mended the architects for their
position of an auto larceoy charge H, ,M, tn, (uprMnt rourt 1(K) declnred their planning
after he was picked up with a K.,iUln, ,,iKr an one ixie of th. would h hclnful ta the slate oi
third youth In Norfh Bend
Display Today to
Close Area of
North High Street
North High Street between Court
and Mle streets win ne tioseo m
traffic this morning and alternoon
for a display of a trailer caravan
sponsored by Queen lor a Day
rsdin program
Salem display of the 7Vtrailer
caravan en route from a Angeles
ta the Seattle Seafair is sponsored
hv KSLM rsdio slal on
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rOSlJI KeCCIDtS
..a fa i Ian otnnoor pnvttton. or tor nmor-
MaKe jharD Climb al and art museums They
1 stressed the need for bigger farll
ftnlem Post Olfics reported a Hies for housing Joint session of
sharp opium ia postal receipts Ihs Legislature snd lor ether stale
Monday related gatherings
Postmaster Albert C Gragg sad Francis Keally rornmewded Ore
the report period covering the past gnn for in vision in long-range
four weeks shows receipts totaling
an. SOS or 14 per rent more than
wss received in the cnmparehle
period last year
The gsin was higher than the
sversge T h 1 1 year i increase in
postal receipts so tsr sversges T
per reel, Orsgg said
nmrli ane kmOi srtion, like
fresh frW srtersNev helps
rmr fsrmrf wtT r4essaly regulsi wiy s
ei astWi. Sreea eisy trial mJJ sris jrJ
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l'Sfh ' tn principals presented
sketches of plans for the develop-
ment of the Capitol area which em-
braces the land from Court Street
north to D. Street, between North
Summer and Winter streets. In a
number of respects they were in
agreement
Favor Closing Plia
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ana union strews, aii lavorea oe-
v,oping , paTf ,t the north end
, lhf rM B4(jve trfe,
tni water of North Mm
which crosses the tract
tk, (.VOr-d ton leu formal
mall or in the park tract opposite
'a governor's mansion. He would.
adorn the mall with trees snd pro
vide benches along the avenue,
and have fountains in the center.
Wilmsen snd F.ndicott, in pre
senting their schemes, sdmitted
they were aiming for the ideal in
their recommendations of redesien
, K.t patterns They urged that
th. snu,,, ptrlUt tr.,,
movf( to p,rti the Ireeway
, Highway 99 '. and that Court,
f,ter and Marion he the only
streets crossing the capitoi zone.
1mi I'odertanlag
In proposing a park dVvelopmenl
ai the !Nortn tney snggesied ll
Miala k - lIhI ..I. .1. ..J.,
taking In that ares prevision
might he made for an auditorium.
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of training end
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anxte ordered" muti have a tremnaWu
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CAPITAL DRUG STORE
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a 405 Stao tl
O 1 y Chowaehosa
4470 N. Irawe Id . Krer
Area Plan
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in design and location of buildings
and ia materials employed be per
anitted. He recommended strongly
that a Supreme Court building be
located at the northern end of the
mall, to be of marble, but of low
height; Intervening structures
, south to Center street might be
sited st a diagonal, of modern of-
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Sketch Preseot
Hf Aetch( iB e park at the
northern end the stream and an
island m which a governor s man-
mm mieht he located If an audi-
finals,
Codling Moth
Spray Due
Second brood of codling moth
has emerged is the Willamette
Valley, according lo S. C. Jones.
I nts means, says Jones, nai n ia
time for s rover spray for codling
moth controi.
Recommended sprays are I
pounds ef lead arsenate or I
pounds of M per rent writable
DDT powder la 10 gallons ef
water Red spider miles may be
a problem in some orchards, also
reports Jones, and if this is the
esse he suggests inclusion of an
acark-ide ia the rover sprsy
Parsthien. 1 pound ef per
rent- wettahle powder. Aramite
Pi pounds IS per cent wettahle
powder, or 1 pounds U per rent
wettahle malathion msy he added
ta the spray aotutma for toe con
trnl "f red spider mite
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of yeees
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Multnomah's
County Fair
Due Thursday
Floral Competition
To 6 Big FtJturt
By UUJE L. MADS EN
Gardeo EOUr, The PuieMaaa
First of the numerous county
fairs which will be held in the
WUIamette Valley during August
gets underway Thursday and will
carry through Aug. II. This is the
Mtutnemsh County Fair at
Gresham.
One of the big features at this
show is the floral competition, ac
cording to Diiane Hennessy. (sir
manager. Mrs. Marshal Yeager.
superintendent of the floral show.
mvi that the flower event will act
ually he divided into two events,
the first show scheduled for Aug
1 through I. and the second will
take ever from Aug. I through 1
Four major classifications of
competition haw been listed lor
thoM entering the first show. In
eluded are cut flowers, outdoor pot
ted plants or baskets
menls and garden club arrange
ments. Tht outdoor potted plants
or baskets entered for compel itton
only in the first show will
on dipslay the entire 10 days.
Major Show Pbaset
Major phases of romnetitinn in
the second show will be corsages.
cw nowers and arrangements with
another soecieJ aertinn rMiriei
ie garden dub cornpetitlon
Norvell Gillespie. Los Angeles
j wiU bead the judging staff for both
WMFWI.
For the first time in recent
years, floral exhibits will be dis
played la the old floral building
ta addition to exhibits, half the
building win bo traoeformed btto
a summer garden, according to
Mrs Eugenia Raebel. supervisor
of exhibits. This garden will fea
ture plantings of aU the summer
and faU blooms.
Oae of New Themes
"Mobile in Basket," one of the
new themes this year at the flower
show, will feature dry materials ia
a design of hanging containers.
"Vegetables." "Summer Bou
quet," and "Spirit of the Fair"
will interpret the color and feel
ing of the harvest seam while
greea materials only will be used
ia an arrangement titled "Tex
ture" The full cycle of growth,
the bud. the flower, and either the
fruit or seed pod. will be pictured
ia "Glory of the Seasons."
2-Line Fishing
'Just Not FaV
It's Just not fair to the fish
that's what the state ef Oregon be
lieves about fishing with more than
one line at a time, a Portland man
learned to his sorrow Monday.
Edward Oliver Johnson. Port
land, wm convicted and fined IIS
in Marion County District Court
when ho appeared on a charge of
angling with two lines la McCarthy
Lake last weekend.
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I bought an yr Vl
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Pick WlnnsM-1 Stop up to Rexkest Cnajlnsi Oldortaobil ! Ysmi arst
styling with a future . . . the moth rid, safeity, and aaay harteilrnaj
ef a raally big carYou gat quality that maana a top return when
you RelleCnd yosu get all thla at a price far leea than you'd guatv I
tA'trr
Man Found
A man cornered in a Salem area
tavern last week by city police
Monday pleaded guilty to a charge
of burglary not in a dwelling dur
ing criminal arraignments in Mar
ion County Circuit Court.
John Raleigh Taylor. 1370 Ne-
Driver May
Lose License
Permanently
Judge E. 0 Stadter Jr recom
mended permanent suspension of
Elmer Merlon Patterson's driver's
license Monday when the tl year-
old Turner man appeared in Mar
ion County District Court.
He was charged with failure to
yield the right of way as the result
of a four-car accident two weeks
ago near lllihee Hill nine miles
south of Salem
Although many drivers of ad
vanced age are still safe drivers,
this did not sppear lo be true in
Patterson's esse. Judge Stadter
Mid.
Patterson also was fined 125 on
the charge. Judge Stadter s recom
mendation will be considered by
the SUte Motor Vehicle Depart
ment. Pedestrian
Struck by Car
Sun ley G. Cruse, Independence,
was hit by a car at 1 25 p.m. Mon
day at Commercial and State
streets, city police Mid. First aid
men said Cruse told them he would
see a doctor. I
Mrs. EveJys L Morley. 1417 E
SUrk Ave., listed ss driver told1
police that the accident occurred'
m she glanced1 to see if the sun
waa shining in her baby's eyes,
according to police reports. i
Drowning Victim's
Rites Thursday
ataSaaaau Msws Sarvwa
8CIO. July a - Graveside aarv-
tees for Michael Let Doaa, t. Shot-
burn, who drowned Sunday la Tho
rns i Creek about II miles east at
here, will be Thursday at 1 a.m. la
Miller's Cemetery, the Rev. Gerald
Manley of Scio Baptist Church of
ficiating Services, are ender direc
tion of Weddle's Funeral Home.
Michael was the soa of Mr. aad
Mrs. Hubert Doea.
(HI RECENT UMt hsavM M
with greatful hearts toward aaigh
bors and friends. Their comforting
expressions of sympathy and
thoughtfulnoss wiD always be re
membered. Dr. Mrs. W. I. Wetbora
Mrs. 4 Mrs. Jack W. Robertson
Miss Marthe Fuhror
Mrs. Msrie Lambert
Mr. k Mrs. Jacob Fuhror
Mr. 4 Mrs. Walter Ftihror
Mr. 4 Mrs. Paul Fuhror
sjAdt ifKif s HAfiOMAt
Sttesman, Salf m. Ore., Tuf s.', July 30, '57 (Sec. I)-5
in Tavern Admits Burglary.
braska Ave . wm booked on the
charge Friday after a private citi
zen notified police he saw a man
enter Charley and Eleanor's Tav
ern on M0 N". Commercial St.
about I I! Friday morning.
Judge George R Duncon con
tinued sentencing for an Investiga
tion on Taylor.
Judge Duncan slvi sentenced
Robert V. Harpole to an additional
year in the stale prison on a
charge of escape from the peni
tentiary. Harpole was serving a two-year
term on a felony charge when he
walked away from the prison farm
July 12. 1KU He was taken into
custody this February in Tempe.
Ariz , and later indicted by a
Marion County grand jury.
A pre-sentence investigation wss
ordered for Claude Everett
Shields. 411 SUte St . after he
pleaded guilty to a charge of oh-
Merchants Set
Special Meet
At 6 Tonight
All downtown merchants are in
vited to a special meeting at the
Senator Hotel at I o'clock tonight.
Douglas V eater, president of the
Salem Downtown Merchants Asso
ciation, Hid Monday.
Discussions will center around
Fabulous Friday event, a "School
1 1 m e Jamboree" promotion and
downtown parking problems.
Dinner at T p.m. win follow a
social hour.
NOTHING DOWN!
Nw
Royal
Porta bl
WILSON TYPEWRITER CO.
S34S Faftiand Rd.
All ahesKhet of
Peatlitry
Mates Repaired
While Tea Watt
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Dl. C. A. ILDRIEDGI, MANAGER
PAINLESS PARKER
Liberty DENTIST EM I UU
1 1 m liiifr witi
taming money and property by
false pretenses. The charge in
volves a S3S check cashed at' a
Salem market.
Will new filter-tips
protect you
against cancer?
Seieatlats lay It is the
amount of tar and nicotine ia
the amoke which Hm a aerioua
affect on health.
But when you buy a packaga
of filter cigarettes there is no
way of telling the degree to
which these impurities will ba
filtered out. Now, the latest
laboratory findings, reported
in August Reader's Digest,
five you this information, and
ay brand nam.
Thia article makes exciting
and hopeful reading. On
filter-tip cigarette now offer
a 23 improvement in tar
filtration ... and 60 leas
nicotine ia the smoke! Other
improved Alters are on the way.
TkU Rmdtr t Difft artidt
will bt hUM about from Cotut
to Cotut. Don't mitt itl
Also in the August Reader'!
Digest, 38 other articles of
lasting interest ... the heal
from leading magasjnea, news
papers and books . . . con
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