City News Briefs IT AMP IALI Dl'I Tht "Virginia at Sagadahock" commemorative stamp will be placed en sale (or Um first time at Bath. Me., on Aug. IS, tht Post office Department announces. The t imp, commemorating the 150th innivertary of shipbuilding in America, bears the title and design o! the first merchant ship built la this country. Those who receive help and relief from pain, arthritis, bursitis and rheumatism once had the problems vou have. It can help you and change your lift as It did mine. KM 4-2190. (adv.) M'RSES SET PICNIC Annual picnic of tht Licensed FUMES FOUND Charles A, Grimm, IMS N. Cot tage St.. told police he found two empty women's purses near his home Sunday morning. Police said an empty billfold bad an identification card made out to Ellen M, Comfort. Both purses were being held by police. Dental plates repaired while you ait at Painless Parker Dentist, US N. Liberty, Salem. (adv.) CAM COLLIDE ' Vehicles operated by Max D. Scbotlhoefer, Stayton, and Clayton C. Nelson. 1JJ4 Lee St.. collided Saturday at 17th and State Streets, city police reported Sunday. Left Uncontrollable Factors Aid Increase In Salem Crime Rate, Police Declare By JOE WEGLAB2 Staff Writer, The Siaieaaaaa A burglary will shortly be com mitted in Salem because of certain conditions police can't control. To some extent home owners and merchants can protect their pro perty but burglaries, holdups and petty thefts will continue because of uncontrolled factors. As s result no matter how effi cient the police department's crime prevention program is night prowl ers, safe artists and cat men will continue to operate. What are these factors that have front end of the Srhntthoaier r.r Been responsible lor an Increase In Practical Nurses Asia of SaUm i and right side of the Nelson car 1th' nun,ber f burglaries commit- .11 be held at p.m. Thursday J w" imaged, officers said, ted in Salem this year? ," 'V? membCT-'"" Rochester k Golden Jubilee peach- M" ""' ! cs and rriends are irmted and M B0W , Herb Hl Capt Glenn A. Bowman in 'i. 5" Jl" ? T reds Taking orders for Slappy. charge of Salem's detective bureau ihe Mission Street entrance to the u p la.. w , .JZ)..iA .t. . ;. .... . , ... . , I. mil. tNT.f wire wi iiic lliwvi UVIIWI U UH scarcity of money and greater un employment. Others which are less known are improved highways and too much leisure time. The bulk of the burglaries oc curring in the area are during the early and late parts of the years when employment is slack and peo ple have more time on their hands, Capt. Bowman said. The summer months art rela tively quiet periods with increased activity keeping the individual busy. The valley harvest is also credit- park. Coffee and rolls will be furn-, shed. I naightly facial hair removed sate- permanently. Price's Beauty Salon. Ph. EM J-SaM. (adv.) SPRAGUE SPEAKER An account of his recent ride over the rapids of the Colorado River and other experiences in, the Grand Canyoa area will be given hy Statesman Publisher Charles A. Sprague at the Salem Rotary Club's Wednesday noon luncheon at the Hotel Marion. Special lunch- Cause of Keizer Fire Probed StaUsaaaa Newt Sarvlee KEIZER. Aug 4-The charred ruins . si ivi s j o f munt -1 vuii' en guest is to be Arnolds Cos- m " "V"m ed with dampening the potential . . i sea re on inemawa Koaa were ,!,,.. ' k. . . , . . .. . . tniel i yen lor dishonest money ne- ' . . ,J fause it is satisfied by his having to determine what started a fire . us. l-:nlov vour home more Free .ve'trrday which cost thousands of ourself of roof orries Choose a QO"ar' Irhns-Manvi lie Sea -O-Matic shin. nmrr r irr v inn ,mnn nii-narrs .... . , ... . . . . . i nr nai.rat ai.-v ui nigs wiiii ii gie rooi Matnis bros. m Mate ',".T..Z T ,V migrant workers some of whom re- r.M 4-mji. i adv. i i ,u "ul aranm - ' tinue. the opportunity to hold a Job. Illegal Methods sort In illegal methods to earn INJIRF.S LEG Ruth Morrison. 134 S 13th St . Original estimate! were that the fire caused IH.noo damages Lau- some rxtra dollars, Rowman aaid. But. he added, the percentage of as treated Sunday afternoon by'rence F. Shendan estimated loss mlrn" oreating uw law isn i city first aid men lor s lacerated to his building at $15,000 However, overwhelming, lot which ahm uistiinMl hn ih. f'h,. M.kk.r. ..iH rnriiv ih. Lncl Sam is also partly re- was hit bv a rock as she was huildme was damaced to an r- sponsible for the burglary in- mowing her lawn. j tent of approximately $3,000. ' lr, Unmr, Rnmin,n hiH Kr Tomorrow you ran he receiving damaged (ock worth 38.000. icuura uim ii nit mat iHm in crease. Bowman said. The number of draftees has been 1 , - i 1 - " ' Boys Break Car Panes in Assault Try Grant M. Steinbork, 7n E- Nob Hill St., notified city police early Sunday morning that vandals in a vehicle forced his car to a curb and broke the windows of his car with a hammer in an at tempted assault. Stein bock said the incident oc curred 12:30 a m. at North Sth and Belmont streets. He related three boys in the car attempted to gain entry to hit car while he was inside with three passengers. Doors to bit car were closed and the vandals tried to get in side by breaking the windows, he said. Something happened to frighten the vandals because they left before gaining entry, he added. With Steinbock in his car when hte attempted assault took place were Dave R. Steinbock. same address; Warren J. Fbks. ISM Alvarado Ter . aid Franklis Reece. 321 S. 18u St - s Births yours if you order a Claimed Ad today. EM 4-8811. 'adv.) i GREASE Bl'R.VS Firemen from Salem's City Hall station went to the Blue Line Cafe. 1 278 Chemeketa St. around 11 V p m , Saturday when grease on a hat plate started burning Fire men estimated tV) damages to tht contents of the restaurant (Highway 99E Crash Victim Still Critical ItilMlu MWI Srrte ALBANY. Ore . Aug 4 - No change was reported today at Al bany General Hospital In the con dition of Mrs. Leota Mat Martin. Tangent, who was critically in considerably cut and the young Steel In all shapes tad sixes Is favorite tool of the burglar man who has too much time on ! as shown here by city detective E. W. (Hap) Hewett. He his hand has to satisfy it some, BOl4, , tire iar recently used in a house burelary. (States other way The majority become Ktt ohoto) productive, but some turn to burg-' lary. i In Salem during the first six bo ripped open a safe in a gro- " a. J months of this year compared to '""n nd stole W.5O0 J Q ,JgQ f QT me same period in i me numrer ' '"w " . i of auto thefts has jumped from It Bowman said., "and were later ap- LJ n to 28 Burglaries rose from M to prehended in Texas." II U Tt- A . ., i ... JLVi af i than ratonrrl nl Qolam ' rwv 1.1 nu peuy miirny wn up inim " . V" - - . .n ..., . 252 to J31-a gain of more than " department in clearing burg-' r .Tca one-fourth lanes' Such information .'' Bow-, wddln "frf Sunday PanWif (f,. , L... man sa,d "is virtuallv imoowihle flernoon c"'' Pl,c on chrlt died uiexpectedly May at the ,hfM n ,f obu.n " , el tmnecessary us, of a soundmg imnrovro nignways, Bowman said. " innmra nuai may Death Claims Resident of Rickreall Slatriaua Nwt Srvir RICKREALL, Aug 4-Mrs. Ar mimia Hamilton. 74. ol Rickreall rn Blowing SWEET-To Mr. and Mrs. Rich ard A. Sweet, Dallas, a daughter. Sunday, Aug. 4, at Salem General Hospital. SPROI U-To Mr and Mrs Ed gar L. Sproul. 22 S Klma Ave . a daughter. Sunday, Aug i at Salem General Hospital. MORLEY To Mr. and Mrs Ro bed r. Morley. 2M0 N Cherry St . a daughter. Saturday. Aug. 2. at Salem General Hospital. BREMMER - To Mr and Mrs Max R. Bremmer. ltfiO S 12th St . a son, Saturday. Aug. I, at Salem Memorial Hospital. JACKSON To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jackson, 2153 Bruce St . a daughter. Sunday. Aug. 4, at Salem Memorial Hospital. MAICKE To Mr and Mrs Ed ward Maicke. 1950 Kapphahn Rd a son. Sunday. Aug. 4. at Salem Memorial Hospital. SCHLAG To Mr. and Mrs Allen N. Schlag. Independence, a daugh ter. Sunday. Aug. 4. at Salem Memorial HospitaJ. home of a daughter. Mrs. Eva Mae Bates. J9I2 Liberty Rd . Salem She was born March 29. 1883. in Getaway Easier Granger County, Tenn., daughter of Joseph and-Orpha Wolfenber grr. and was married to James Perry Hamilton en Jan. 18, 1102. She lived in Rickreall for 42 years. Mrs. Hamilton belonged to the First Baptist Church at McMlrut ville. and to the Order of East era Star at Mineral Springs, Tenn. Besides her daughter, the la sur be cleared three years Irom now, The motorists. Nancy Gilliam Ckqu act C -,k Ct U II-,,.. I ... and a burglar arrested on one ' " "? " . ".. i. ...j u i ,k.... k.u. k- ; i., " i in uuun wui iu pi im r, inr vmi , iikwitii ui pjjpj for getaway is mucn easier now man more man one pressing, ana entry whea ealy country roads connected cities. Aa increase la the number of ac cess reads to and from highways and freeways where speeds up to KM miles an hour can bt attained have made the "getaway" a ser ious police problem. Bowman recalls whea tht travel time from Salem to Portland by! whlc led U the arrest of automobile was an hour and 30 ,w " on 'burglary charges The which police havt no knowledge of Arrests could bt higher the de tective said if cititens v era mort alert. Arrest Peaaftle One such alert citizen was re sponsible for furnishing detectives with pertinent information last sounding their horns police said. Both women told police they bad left a wedding at the First Pres byterian Church. Officials Visit Reds HONG KONG, Aug 4 u-Ice-land's Socialist I'nity party leader. Einar Olgeirsson. is touring Red China with his wife and children. Peiping radio reports. On the list of visitors expected next month are three union officials from Ghana, the new African nation ot the British Commonwealth, who are coming to study the structure I of the Red China trade union I movement. lured in a two-car accident yes-, vived by four sens, Frank A. and terday which claimed the life of Robert, both of Rickreall. Hollis her le-year-oJd ton, Robert Dean Hamilton of Salem, and Verlia E. vrwiuna. (M iiwpcnwm uirww atcyvvn. i . i ... . r . . . Three passengers In a second , Elmer E of Salem, Milton D. of minutes. Today, he said. "It caa ulJ " nvc" " D,n ' ear Involved in the accident were1 McMmnville, and Roy L. of Port- j "e done in 43 to M minutes " POtU vault and obtained listed by hospital attendants as land "However." the detective stated. Mbe license number ef the car they fairlv good Thev are Dorothy Cub Funeral services win be held at "the picture Isn't toe gloomy and driving bison. El Monte Calif ; Flossie the Rollman Funeral Chapel in burglaries can be somewhat can- Information enabled police Cubbison. Salem, and Carolyn Sue Dallas at 2 p m. Wednesday. The trolled if precautions are taken." , en" w arrow iwo men Cubbison. Salem. Rev Ben Owen of the First Bap-1 What attracta the thief' Keys ' " "as found someone had The accident occurred about two tut Church, of Salem, will offk-i- left In cars, an accumulation of 'naenea a Dassei-iiH oev.ce in me miles south af Albany on V S air Interment will be in City View milk bottles and newspapers on the oeposii sioi 10 csicn nigni oeposiu Cemetery. Salem. Highway WE, statt police said. Salem Obituaries Mrs. Banick Succumbs At 87 Years Mrs Pauline Banick. 87. Salem Dorch and no liihta or inadeoual. Bowman urges clUiens to be night lights in business houses i ,lwt tni ta not")' P1,c immedi Other reasons? Unlocked doors, ,,elT they see a crime itking uncut lawns and carelessness. i P'c H Mainat trying te "The burglar Is happy," Bow-1 apprehend the criminal becuat ef man said, "whet, he is In the dark ! " BW tvolved Whert ample night lights exist and I "No how many uncoo- the safe is placed where It ran be t"eble factors Inert are." Bow seen from the streets the burglar m MKl " Burglaries, house to il not likely to enter." tr, tni P1 U1" n be kept down if adequate precautions Rate Nt Gaaraotet tn an)J , lef1 tltiUui$ is A safe is mi euaranlM aiainsl maintained I Mrs. rll Baalck AI um raiStm, Itlt Lm 81 . mi Sunday. Auaoaf ,1 S' ntoM rallt - b IM 1M ImMl .....al M um A ttA CimHsV 111 fiS r1iiM A,".J: her home. 1817 Lee St. Death was nr ii means if nat te bt j rCrir believed to have bee. cosed by pr-ed en. which Ukes Ume kj i , H.rbor Cm Anno,irwmni ol bkwd tM i something the burglar has very i W rPfK MUrTQ ESS EX. MrTi.lt. ...bornDee 18 "UJjof jTT lCV.8 IlUllb - - 18M in RuMi. u Pauline Labrenx ' " the country C TMitU virrii lrtd m.rnH August J Banick on ave beee broken inU but the Jd 16111 OUDIC IJ,,.',rJTdV,Jhiit,,L.?."T71VI Oct 18. 1887 ia Russia Her hus- burglar was taking a gambit be-i r ,.Tl JIS - K band died Feb. 21. 1148 cause ef the time ht spent aid U.-,, Snafflo Brawn r ii wi sard wt. mi U Mr t(Kj Mrl Ranlrk came te lnI them." Bowman said MCfll tJCtJIIIC L'i: tTSXfli STaX the I'nited State, in June of 1881 During the ..year, Bowman ha. ! Aista sihi Carl Lr Brawn all r xh deceased was a member af been with the department he has Mr and Mrs Russell Caldwell ef f'MlMmiliTO-"' the Evangelistic Temple in Salem seen all typea of tools used in burg. 18M State Street. Salem, were in- f P.irtn. and Lueiil. lm. both and a charter member of the Roy lanes jured Sunday ia a four-car crash Wralimiviii. Mrs anr Ttvkir a ,,jhbor, A tire rack was recently used in "ulh of Ihe Seattle city limits, As- I.??,' "7m.m"r.'i Ch.T! She is survived by daughters, three house entries and a screw sociated Press reported anwn both M SaWw.. Mrru lrw rl Rfgina R Ctiflnrd. San Pi driver was used mi several ethers They were hoh taken tt Renloe iNhMoTt 'enii'Tr 'TJiVI"0- CM Mr Mml A'nor, s Almost anything can be used." Hospnal where their conditio, was Sarrv-M Win r .tie Mw4aT. Aat lem . Mrs Maleda (iamaia. S a n he said, as long as it fills Xs pur- reported as fair uat I rt I ts N ia a Ca.p.1 ' i.ndr, Calif . and sons Albert pose AP said Caldwell. 28. suffered w T KttOoa Ca tnWrment. , . . ... ... . c . ,. ... ... i .-j aUi I afamariaj Park naniri, run imwu. am Lm- .-vime prmrssrotiais maat ineir i"-u. ann, w-g. ami rym oa- ard Bank-k. Harbor own tools hut they usually end up nines Mis wife. Norma, 14, had a Services are pending at them jail even if they use 14 carat broken jaw and shoulder injuries. kfauain i Clough-Barrirk Funeral Home. Igold plated jimmies and diamond The accident occurred when a studded hammers. car attempting te avoid a stopped I automobile crossed the renter line and struck the Caldwell machine DlIC OH SundlV NtXt ' omrt"T, during the past four Tw other cars were unable to slop ' years ihe biggest hurfjarv m Sa and crashed into the first two. AP p,,, lem aas pulled bv professionals said There were m fatalities arrv Btwka SSawia At a loral hanal Juht iTUl Bur nvat Ot brathor. Charm UTauain K Piatt.. Nab OravMiil arvia 111 t Kalal MmvrlaT. Aaruit I al r.rJ.'K Annual Meteor Shower In h unlf tH iirvrtJ. nt lh VaritJ T CoKSan C Wla t WrRrhV In a kor-al ImafNtal A 'tffuat Ird 'mdtnl af leil f Uih ' yK VORK u 4 lamp i nvl imnrfssue demotl 'la at nl '4 rar Survival hi on ' . aaai a. tj,a,riat. oi.ma.. slratMss of booin stars-the aa wi btwshar Ili t. stay Kial ferae d meteor shower-will :r. rTr,r;,k;l: be dimmed . m ana Uattaa. Waat, : yiri awl liHh- 1 Atiguat moos says the Amertra. Miami rtwrtt. itrrto win n viuaaiwn - Harden PlaneUrtum hl ia ftiaaai mt VlrfU T I . Ma, r Tnaaatar. Au em. ai I The ahower will tceur sl Sm- aai. a naraM Rmaraaa wrrtna day Rlgnt. ""i latawwaat CMr View fam Aug I Monday morning II. and early NOTICE OF SALE for LWd Inynesrlnf) U- " 11. v tota llgwwwv CetaaMee hat lee exit teaorej taaa Wvaaa laeetad a4 the flgbwey Pepwrtaaent Wm mi Balaaa laM Mae far the parrbeM ef en er tev eae pteet e that load I a ale nl wt W itsatwad bv the atese Hlfbsm reea hsata. Boots ftt. Mate RKkwtv MlHla.. Aaleta. (Vf. Mil t-aal . . Tk-iai AoartjaS 21 H wMrb tt the hidt wit W ptbttrty ofessed saxt read fwp.Ml hrai Md rwfl tnforswetsoe sway be twed attsa 221. Btatt fkwwy BasMtag. Atletx f- end the Mate hTlgtsrey irstpeaewl Plawt at sWte-a. lt4N ITATB BKlnTWAY CtmMlWtOH Bf.M.. gyasafee. NOTICE OFFICE SPACE WANTED TV Statt of Ortgoa. acting hy snd through the Depart ment of Finance aad Admiaistration. herehy solicits aealed prnpoaala fir the leasing of appeoximaielr 40 fjrsl square feat of nffire spore ia the Hit of Salem In a arrupted by tht Department of Motor Vehicles Parties interested i. submitting a proposal may tecwrt t statement of spenfiratrnna and au(rstad floor larool trosa tht office o the Department of Finance aad Adsainietratie, Been 151. Btete Fiaaact Building. 1233 Ferry Street, Sales, Orr The Deeertsaewt ef rtaaaee tad Adsniaiatrttiaa rati rest tht rigM to reyeet any er til prspoaals Ketleal prnpnaals oa forms rapplied by the Depart mewt f Fintnee tl Aitwiiniatratine He retd hv tlae De partment Bow IS1 fit tie Finance RmMtag 1223 Ferry Street aot later that I fa) P M Aufu 12 1887 F C.aai anatnmat. Aaaauaiatrwtaar Str ains tsrehwna MENS SHOES Reg. 14.95 Broken Sizes 0) 08 WOMENS SHOES Reg. 15.95 Broken Sizes WOMENS SHOES Value! lo 9.95 OM ntt Broken Sim O ,ni 3 FLATS Values to 5.95 Broken Sizes 200 CHILDRENS SHOES Values to 6.95 Broken Sizes LADIES WASHABLE 88 WHILE THEY LAST XY10X HOSIERY FtrM QaalMv Sell LiaaH 2 Pair Alto N arses WhMe Haa 79c HEH'S 10(1(5 jnrrcwD let. IN 79c 4S0 M. CieeJ BOOTERY OtaM Mm. 1 Fri. Til t P.M. 18th Child Born; Woman Wants More TILNEY ST. LAWRENCE. Eng land. Aug 4 I Mrs. Trixie Grief recently gave birth i her 18th child, and says she wants at least one more. Only 12 of Her children are living, and the 43-year-old laborer's wife says: "We can't possibly stop at such ah unlucky number. We are a happy fsmilv snd we don't want any ill-luck creeping in." Statesman, Salwn, Ore., Mon., Aug. 5, 57 (Sec. I)-3 Actor Accused of Drunken Driving MAL1BU, Calif.. Aug. 4 U -Actor Allen Jenkins as under arrest on a drunk driving chame Follow ng the collision the 57 which the orter motorist vas siirhtly injured. The California Highway Patrol reported Jenkins rlroie out of the, driveway of a Malibsi Beach home; into the path of an oncoming car' yesterday. Fallowing the collision! he 57- year-otd actor was booked oa ftffpicioo of drunk driving. Ha was released after posting S263 bail and will be arraigned ia court tomorrow. 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