118 Adults Take Salk
Shots at Hoover P TA
Salk vaccine was given to 111
adulU at the Hoover School PTA
polio clinic Tuesday night at the
achool.
The vaccine wu purchased by
Tax Structure
Due
This Week
Public hearings concerning Ore
gon'! tax structure will be held
Friday and Saturday at the Capitol
by the Legislative Interim Tax
Committee, Senator Walter J.
Pearson of Portland., committee
chairman said FrldajlC
Timber and natural resource
taxes will be discussed Friday at
t a. m., with. Inheritance and gift
taxes on the agenda at 2 p. m. Ad
valorem and transportation taxes
Will come up at 7:30 p. m. Fri
day. Representatives of the State Tax
Commission vfffl report on personal
and corporation Income taxes
Saturday at a. m.
December Car
Accident Leads
To Damage Suit
A damage suit was filed Tues
day In Marion County Circuit
Court by Thelmamay Strong ac
cusing Willard C. Marshall of
causing an accident at intersection
of Madison and Capitol streets NE
last Dec. 22.
The suit -'seeks (10,000 general
damages and an undetermined
amount for medical expenses.
WATCH OUT, JUDD SAXON!
YOU ARE WALKING INTO
AN INTERNATIONAL
INTRIGUE!
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Attempting to solve the
theft of a fortune la Industrial
diamonds, JUDD SAXON is
summoned! by a mysterious
telephone call to Room 210 in
a small hotel In the Nether
lands. What Saxon finda inside
that room will put him on the
trail of the most dangerous
quarry of his career aa a hard
hitting trouble-shooter.
There's ramance and excite
ment ahead for Judd and for
you in this new story in the
adventure strip
JUDD SAXON
Starting Monday, Fab. 24th
1n
County chapter of National Founda
tion for Infantile Paralysis, and
administered by a private physl
dan.
Free vaccine purchased by
March of Dimes funds will be dis
tributed tonight from 6 to 7:30 at
Wood burn Library.
Similar clinics will be held
Thursday from 7 to I pjn. at Stay
ton Women's Club and Friday from
7 to 9 p.m. at both Salem General
and Salem Memorial hospitals.
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Top Honors
Attained by
Late Coroner
(Slery and picture alee ea page 1)
Lesion W. Howell. Salem morti
cian and Marion County coroner
who died Tuesday, had attained
some of the highest honors-in mid
Willamette Valley Masonry and
Odd Fellows.
He was a 32nd-degree Mason,
past master bf Jefferson Lodge 33
and past noble grand of Salem Odd
Fellows.
He was also a member of Alns
worth Lodge 201, Al Kader Temple,
Maccabees, Salem Shrine Club,
Chadwick chapter of Eastern Star,
Friendship White Shrine, Cherry
Court of Amaranth, Rebakah, Ea
gles, Rotary and First Christian
Church, and held hltfh offices in
several of these organizations.
He and Hilda Moss of Oregon
City were married in Salem Nov.
28. 1915. , '
Besides his widow at 530 Waldo
Ave. SE, he leaves one brother.
Eroi G. Howell, and one nephew,
Erol G. Howell Jr.. both of Seattle,
and one niece, Mrs. Ann Johnson,
Salem.
Arrangements are pending
Howell-Edwards mortuary.
Serra Students Help Safe Driving Cause
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Wants Negro on
Homicide Detail
PORTLAND, Feb. II Of - Dist.
Atty. Leo Smith today said the
lack of a Negro on Portland's hom
icide detail handicaps police in
vestigations of murders in the
Negro community here.
Investigators cannot learn de
tails of crimes because "Negro
people do not have the same con
fidence in a white man s they do
in a colored man," Smith said.
Smith aaid he had written two
letters to Mayor Terry Schrunk
and police Chief William Hil
bruner pointing out the need for
a Negro on the homicide detail
Later today Schrunk said ..any
applicant for a detective Job first
must pass cmj service tests.
The outright appointment or as
signment of a Negro to the homi
cide detail would violate the reg
ulations, Schrunk said.
rill lift
It's safe driving week at Serra High School and itudenta are doing; everything to help the.
cause from giving reaction tests to conducting mock court for student offenders. Dan
Ritter (right) is giving a reaction test (time it takes "driver" ta put on brakes without
warning to Ken Neuburger (seated) while Denny Frank looks on. (Statesman Photo)
Boy Placed
On Probation
For Threats
A 12-year-old Salem boy wu
placed on probation Tuesday by
Marion County Juvenile Court on
charges concerning obscene and
threatening letters and phone calls
made to a Salem family. He was
one of four charged in the matter.
The boys, two 14 and two 12,
nade the threats as a prank, and
didn't even know the family, said
Juvenile counselors. None has pre
vious delinquency problems. The
other three boys are to appear for
further hearings next Tuesday.
Dennis Lerea Randolph, 17, of
Longview, Wash., was certified to
Marion County District Court in
Juvenile court action Tuesday. He
was involved with two 18-year-old
Longview boys arrested Monday by
state police on charges of stealing
a radiator and car battery from a
Hubbard home.
Randolph pleaded guilty in dis
trict court to a charge of larceny
He was given a 30-day suspended
Jail sentence by Judge E. O. Stad
ter Jr. The 16-year-olds were re
ferred to Washington authorities.
Two 14-year-old Salem boys ap
peared in juvenile court Tuesday
on charge of mail theft from letter
boxes in the Silverton load area
near the State Fairgrounds. Their
cases were continued for addition
al hearings next Tuesday, said
court officials.
Salem Marr Suffers
Minor Injuries
When Car Flips
Statasmaa Newt Service
DALLAS, Feb. IS A Salem man
received apparently minor injuries
when his car rolled end over end
on Highway 22 near Salt Creek
Hill just west of here about S p.m.
Tuesday.
State police said the driver was
Harry Jack Duncan, 1685 Harmony
Dr. NE.
Another car driven by Donald
F. Quinn. 843 Norwood Dr.NW. " 12a
ki i.,j i j. collided.
5 Automoibles
Damaged in
2 Accidents
Five cars were damaged but no
injuries resulted from two separate
accidents at Liberty and Marios
streets Tuesday, city police re
ported. Police said the first accident oc
curred at about 10:43 a. m. when
cars driven by Kenneth Ray Day.
564 Hood St. NE. and Willtr V -
nan Iwen. 3240 Willamette Dr. N,
City Obituaries
Boeert K. Anvn Mwarda ' runerel Horn Reverend
Late reeident of SU Market St at Kiehare! leeter will official Inler-
local hospital, February 17th. Sur
vived by staters In law, Mlu Mllle
aa Hill, Salem, Mrs. Bvrtha Huillna.
Hood River. Oregon, Mra. Clara At
well, Portamouth New Hampshire;.
Brother In law. Roy HlU of The
Dallet, Oregon. Niece, Mra. Newton
Ward of Fortamouth, New Hamp
shire. Nephew. Jamat Atwell of Flo
rida. Gravmlde eervlrea Thuraday.
Feb. JO. 1 p m at the LO OT. Cm-
mtnt will be at Ciafgett Cemetery.
Staves Lee Sailer
Son of Mr. and Mrt Robert latt
er Roaeburs. at a local hoapiui Feb.
IS. Leaves parenta and frandfather.
Ralph Easter, North Platte. Neb.
Body la beinf taken to North Platte.
Vlrsil T. Golden in charge.
tery. The Dalles, Or
M under tne
T. Golden Co
Services will
Bar Glenffr
Late reeident
of Klamath Falls.
b under the direction of the Vlrsil On., Feb. Win. in this city . Ship
Or. CaarWe w. Barr
Late raaident of 10M Mill St. SE.
a the residence Feb. IS. Servlcea
will be conducted by a Christian
Scientist Wednesdny, February lath
at 1:30 P.M. In the Chapel of the
W. T. Rlgdon Co. Interment, Twin
Oaks Cemetery at Turner, Ore.
Frank Barrett
Late resident of 1823 Center St..
reoruary u at the aae of M yeare.
Services will be held Thursday, Feb
ruary m at sv.ju a.m. in tne (.napei
el the W. T. Rifdon Co. Interment,
i,iiy view cemetery.
Carl Blooaa
At a Silverton Nuralna Home. Feb
ruary lath at the age of S4 years.
Late resident of Sss Hickory St.,
Salem. Survived by wife, Anna
Bloom. Salem; daushtera, Mrs. C.
M. King, Mliwaukie. Ore., lira. L.
K. Good row, MantanlU. Ore., Mra.
I. W. Nichols. Kennewlck. Waata-
Mrs. Lloyd Purdy, Jefferson; Ore.;
eons, Larry Bloom, Pasco. Wash..
Carl Bloom, Port Orchard Wash. 10
grandchildren and several nieces and
nepnews also survive. Services win
bo held Thuraday. February 20th at
1:00 P.M. In the Chapel of the
MoweU-Edwarda Funeral Home. Rev
erend Harold Crindal will officiate.
Interment, City View Cemetery.
Stella DeBeeM
At s local hospital February loth.
at the age of years. Law resident
oi eve uoaroorn Ave..
Salem. Sur-
rnelTus De-
by huaband. Come
Beeld, Salem; aona, Charles Teeter,
Salem, Floyd Teeter, Maryland, Rev.
Richard Teeter, Los Angeles Calif.,
Ruben Ronhaar. Salem; daufhtera.
Mrs. Tina Stetmeler, Buffalo, N. Y .
Mrs. Esther Brattln, Seattle. Wash.;
brother Earl Whitney. Lewlston,
Ida.. John Whltnev. Lewlston. Ruben
Whitney. Lewlston. Ed Whitney,
Seattle. Wash. Services win be held
Wednesday. February 19th at 10:00
A M. m the Chapel of the Howell-
Salem, received minor damage
when struck by the Duncan car
before it rolled, police said.
12 Republicans,
2 Demos File for
Precinct Posts
Twelve Republicans and two
Democrats filed for voting pre
cinct committee positions Tuesday
at the Marion County Clerk's of
fice. Republicans filing include Ruth
Wood, Stayton. 176; Harold Watt-
ly, Stayton, 178; Elbert L. Porter,
Aumsville. 172; V i r g e a n e M.
Dougherty. Aumsville, 172; How
ard Gilbert, Turner, 174; William
A. Lulay. Stayton, 180; Ellen J.
DeWitt, Lyons, t82; Mary Gilbert
Aumsville, 170.
Mabel Nelson, Mill City, 184;
Earl DeSart, Silverton. 130; Jane
D. Stacey, 1960 Nob Hill St. S, 24;
W. G. Krueger, 1441 5th St. NE,
37.
Wage Board to
Hear Testimony on
Work Conditions.
The State Wage and Hour Com
mission will meet Thursday in the
Public Service Building to hear
testimony on a proposal to change
regulations governing employment
of women and minors in respect to
sanitary and physical welfare con
ditions. State Labor Commissioner Nor
man 0. Nitsen said the discussions,
beginning at 10 a.m. will center on
standards of cleanliness, lighting,
ventilation and other health pro
tections. These regulations have
been in effect since 1941.
Sanitary conditions in hop yards.
The second accident Involving j berT. "ld. fh,rd nd P"""1
ment haa been made to Klamath
rails, ure., tor services ana inter
ment, by the W. T Rigdon Co.
Ada Fraaces Karwood
At the residence. 73S N. Com
mercial Bt., Salem. February 17th.
Survived by husband Merle D. Har
wood, Salemt sisters. Mrs Veda Eng
land. Boise. Ida., Mrs. Nrlda Dodge,
Olympia, Wash.; brother, George
Hodgine. Tacoma, Waah . Norman
Hodgina, Sulsun City, Calif., Vernon
Hodgena. Puyallup, Wann Service
will be held Thursday. February 20th
at IdO P.M. in the Chapel of the
Cloufh-Barrlck Funeral Home Rev.
George H. Swift will officiate. Inter
ment, Silverton Cemetery.
Annette Howard
Lata raaident of SIS Shipping St.,
ilem. February 17th. Mother of
Mrs. Maude E. Roberta, Salem, Mrs.
Rozella Armstrong, Philomath. jOre,
Mrs. Neva Roberta. Brooklyn, wash.
Mrs. Liu van uerpooi. Monteaano,
Wash.. Mrs. Grace Dillaid. Grass
Valley, Calif., Mr. Alice Parker,
Seattle. Wash- Raymond Howard.
Seattle. Waah.. Mra. RolUe Howard.
Anchorage. Alaska. 17 grandchildren
aleo survive. Sister of Mrs. Juliet
Powers. Cornwell, Calif., Mrs. Mary
Taylor, Santa Maria, Calif. Services
will be held Thuraday, reb. 20th at
100 PM. at Whiteside Chapel at
Elma. Wash. Interment at Masonic
Cemetery at Elma. Services will be
under the dlrecuon of the w. T. Rig
don Co.
Statesman, Salem, Ore., Wed., Feb. 19, '58 (Sec. 17
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mree cars happened at 2:51 p. m.
when cars driven by Wallace A.
LaBrie, 38S Boone Rd. S, Arnold
Fredrick Born, Woodburn, and
Earl D. Brockman ot Stockton,
Calif., crashed at the Intersection,
officers said.
nouses also will be reviewed.
State Veterinarian
Leaves' for Meat
Packers Meeting
Dr. K. J. Peterson, state veter
inarian with the State Agricultural
Department, left Salem Tuesday
for San Francisco to attend the
western states Meat Packers As
sociation convention.
Dr. Peterson will address the
convention on progress made in
controlling contagious diseases in
livestock in the west during the
past year.
The Oregon veterinarian is presi
dent el the National Assembly of
Livestock Sanitary Officials.
Gresham Parking
Tax Plan Headed
For Court Test
GRESHAM. Feb. IS (At Wheth
er a private agency that provides
parking for its patrons should be
forced to pay a business tax ta
help finance off-street parking fa
cilities by the city headed for a
court test here today.
The Wildwood Nursing Home
filed an injunction suit against the
city of Gresham contending ft
should not be forced ta help sup
port public parking areas. The
home provides parking for its em
ployes, patients and guests.
A City Parking Commission cre
ated here last December was au
thorized to exercise options for
the purchase of off-street parking
sites and to pay for them by levying
an occupation tax on business.
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LleyS Felix teOarte
At (he residence. 14S5 Court 81
Salem, reoruary 17 at the ase of
14 year. Survived by his wife, Ann
LeCarte. Salem; sister. Mra Antoin
ette Porter. Salem. Mr. LeCarie was
a member of the Maaonlc Loose No.
of aeiem, ennne at Knirhta Tern
Dlar. Services will be held Thurs
day, February V) af 1:3 p.m. in the
chapel of the Howell-Edwards run
era! Home. Ritualistic services by
aiem Masonic Lease no. . inter
ment, Belcrest Memorial Park. .
Stella MrGtkhrut
February 13 at local hoeoltaL
Graveside services will be held Feb
ruary list at low a.m. at Beicreat
Memorial parx. net vices wiu be un
der the direction of the Clousa
Barries: ChapeL
Madlaoa O. Marian
Late resident of 14SH I. Madrona,
saiem, reoruary la. at a local hos
pital. Mr. Morgan waa TS years of
ase. Survived by wife. Lena I. Mor
gan, saierrr. son. Earl k. Morian, sa
iem: brothers, so Morian. Spokane.
) Wash., Homer Morgan. Spokane.
Services will be held Saturday. Feb
ruary 22nd at 10:30 a.m. In the
Chapel of the CTough-Barrlck Fu
neral Home.
Mrs. Bertha Teed
Late reeident of Route 1, Bos ST,
Jefferson. Oregon, at a local hospi
tal, February IS, at the ase of TS
Sears. Survived by three aona, Ar
tur and Boy. -both of Jefferson, and
Ernest of 3l-m. Two daufhtera.
Mrs. Colda Wtederkehr of Jeffer
son, Mrs. Sylvia Calavan of SMem.
Two sisters, Mra. Rosa Price of De
Valla Bluff. Ark, Mrs Tena Tatman,
Decatur. 111. Seven grandchildren
and 3 great-grandchildren. Member
of Talbot Community Church. 'Serv
ice. wiO be eld Februarv IS at 1:30
am in Howell-Edwards Chapel,
Rev. Ralph Knauf will officiate. In
terment wiu oe in cox cemetery.
Harvey Willard ;
Late resident af 39 Kwald Ave.
It, it local heapital. Feb. IS.
Leave widow. Mr. Norma Willard,
aieas: aauanters. anaa muarr wu
lard, Salem, Mia Angela Willard.
Salem: sister. Mrs. c. a. scon, men-
dale. Calif. Service will be held
wrtnMrfav rebriaarv 10th. 1 Dm.
in the Viral! T. Golden Chape!. Serv
ice by direction of the LDS Church.
Interment City View Cemetery.
tVeetoa W. Howell
Late reeident of SS0 Waldo Ave.
SE. at a 6alem hospital Feb. SS.
Leave widow. Mrs. Hilda Howell.
Salem. Arrangements pending at
Howell-Edwards.
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