Tuesday, May 12, 1953
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, galem, OrtgwT
CORONATION REHEARSAL'
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CONGREGATIONALISTS IN CONVENTION
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Early rislne Londoners watch
minister Abbey annex during 1 rehearsal over the corona
tion route. Elizabeth H will be crowned Queen June 2.
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Toastmasters Meeting Cap
itol Toastmasters Club will
meet Thursday evening at 8:15
at the Gold Arrow. Elmer
Amundson will be toastmaster
and speaker will be Harry
Ewlng, Robert Batdorf, Rich
ard Batdorf, Vincent Delapoer
and William Hall. .
Parakeet Club Meeting
The Willamette Valley Para
keet Club will hold its month
ly meeting in the Fireplace
Room of Salem Public Library
irom 7 to 9 o'clock Wednesday
night. The discussion will be
about aviaries and breed cages.
Not Pack 12 A pack mother
reported today that the Scout
parade picture in Monday's
Journal, captioned as Pack 12,
was not Pack 12 which is from
the Highland district and spon
sored by the V.F.W.
South Salem Lions Hale
G. Thompson of Eugene, dis
trict governor of Lions Inter
national, will make his official
visit to the South Salem Lions
club Wednesday noon at the
Colonial house. The program
will include a colored film
"Fishing in Alaska," provided
by the Nash Motor company.
Meeting Tuesday Marion
Polk County Young Republi
can club is meeting at 8 p.m.
Tuesday in the Senator hotel.
William Thelin, chairman of
Clackamas county republican
central committee, is to be
guest speaker to discuss party
organization.
AFROTC Day Proclaimed
Mayor Al Loucks today issued
a ' proclamation setting apart
Tuesday, May 19, as Willamette
University Air Force Reserve
Of leers Training Corps Day. ,
'Prison Truck Found The
pickup truck used by Robert
(Gill) Porter, prison trustee,
In his escape Sunday evening,
has been recovered in Port
land, police announced. . Por
ter Is still free. ' -
MILITARY MEN
AND VETERANS
Wednesday, May 13
929th field artillery battalion,
Army Reserves, at USAR armory.
Thursday, May 14
Organized Naval Reserve sur
face division at Naval and Ma
rine Corps Reserve training cen-
'"comr.Dny D, 162nd infantry
regiment, Oregon National Guard,
at Salem armory. .
D battery, 722nd AAAAW bat
talion, Oregon National Guard at
Quonset huts.
tAdams Graduates
Port Leavenworth, Kan. Lt.
CoL Howard G. Adams, formerly
of Salem, Oregon, May 9 was
tf-aHnatvi frwm the eeneral of
ficer course at the Command and
General Staff college here. In the
Army since 1940. and a veteran of
service in Euroe during World War
it. Col Adams is with the re
quisition branch of the field serv
im division office, chief of Or
dnance, Washington, D. C. He was
in the Far East from August, i960
to February, 1952. His wife has
Wn in Fort Leavenworth with
kim Parent of Adams are Mr.
r,rf Mm. Glenn h. Adams, 1060
Estate court, Salem.
C .1,.- tMnl Vl.lt
Silverton-A 2-o TiWe Rask,
who is stationed at Goodfield Air
Base, Itexas, arrived home over
th. Mother's Dav week-end to
,i - with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Rask. Also home for
the week-end was a son, oiaii
firrf
rmnftM Hurries, wuu
stationed at McChord Air
Base,
and his wife.
BORN
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BEIKR To Mr. and Mm. Henrr Belar.
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r-osTKR-To Mr. and Mra, Clinton I.
Foster, Jr., 911 Court St, oaiiae.
HSWDBrcKSTOI-T. Mr. 'ml
Otorce Hendrlckson, Wlllemlna,
Mr.
fill,
MINER To Mr. r! Mra. Damn
mXTM AT.- . .W War II.
TIANO-To Mr. ltd Mri. Henrr T.
Tl.no. ISO Ratellff Dr.. a DOT, MM II.
SALEM GENERAL " .. ,,
BEVETt To Mr. and Mri. Del. Bevrr,
. w, - at at vlrl Xtir 11.
WbWbam-T. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Welsirem, 775 Oerth Am., a dot. Mir
"untni. Mr. and Mri. UtUt
Monro.. 10H 7th St . a boy. Mar II.
SILVFRTO BOSPITAI,
.Annrmm ta tlr. and Mra. area.
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' TOhOFMON-To Mr. and Mri. Paul
a kaf Vfa V .
""JSaiCfo Mr. and Mri. Leo
Fined for Disturbance
Svend Benjamin Toycen, 1491
Seventh street, pleaded not
guilty in municipal court Monr
day on a disorderly conduct
charge. He was arrested Sat
uraay evening for creating a
disturbance in front of a
downtown theater. He was
released on $75 bail.
Falls on Fence Terry Taylor
6, 745 McNary street, fell on a
picket fence Monday' afternoon
and suffered a deep wound in
ber leg. The wound was treat
ed by first aidmen, who turned
the girl over to her mother.
Building Permits M. 15.
Robertson, to reroof a one-story
dwelling at 317 Columbia,
$150. Wesley W. Smith, to
build a one-story dwelling and
garage at 445 Waldo, $12,700.
E. H. Burrell, to repair a store
at 464 North Liberty, $660.
Lizzie Z. McAlvin, to wreck a
garage at 995 Fifth, $50. Leo
M..Deutsch, to alter a two-story,
dwelling at 2340 "Myrtle,
1000. E. F. Smith, to build
a store at 3125 North River
Road, $10,000. Albert D. Flu-
Itt, to rerool a one-story dwel
ling at 1216 Franklin, $75.
Fred Roberts, to build a one-
story dwelling and garage at
680 Wild Wind Drive, $$8600.
Overnitht Trip The Che.
meketana will engage in an ov
ernight expedition . Saturday
and Sunday to camp jaeriwea-
ther and the ocean near Sand
Lake. Sunday the group will
hike to the rookery on the top
of Cape Lookout Guests will
be welcome and those wishing
to make the trip should sign
the register at 248 North
Commercial street and plan to
leave Saturday at 7 a.m. or
Sunday at 5 a.m.
Drivers Fined Calvin Bruce
McGown, Valsetz, paid a fine
of $75 in municipal court Mon
day on a reckless driving
charge and another $5 for hav
ing four in the front seat. Mor
ris Dutoit, 3050 Larson avenue,
paid a fine of $250 on a drunk
driving charge. '
Col. Larsen Coming Lt.
Col. Gerald E. Larsen, Unit in
structor for the 104th division
(Army Reserves) will be in
Salem Wednesday night to at
tend a meeting of the 929th
field artillery battalion, which
is a part of the 104th divi
sion. Larsen will inspect the
unit and will tell the group of
new recruiting methods given
him recently at a recruiting
school. .
RABBIT BREEDERS MEET
The Marion-Polk County
Rabbit Breeders Association
will meet at 8 p.m. Wednes
day, May 13, at Mayflower
Hall. Members will bring
Rex, Martins and Silver Fox
rabbits for the Judging con
test. Pembertons Green houses,
1980 S. 12th. Open week days
8 A.M. to 8 P.M. Closed Sun
days. Choice selection of bed
ding plants. 117
Castle Permanent Wavers,
305 Livesley Bldg., ph. 3-3683.
Permanent $5 and up. Kutn
Ford, Manager. 113'
Moving and storage across
the street, across the nation.
Call Russ Pratt, Capitol city
Transfer Co. 113
Ringlet permanent wave
$2.50 up. Phone 3-4844, 250 S.
Cottage. 11
Road oiline. For estimate,
call Russ Pratt, Capital City
Transfer Co., 2-2436. 112'
Alr-steamshlp tickets any
where. Kugel, 3-7694, 153 N.
High St "2
Paint with glamorizing
Treasure Tones. See our out
standing wallpaper selection.
Chuck Clarke Co., zoo a. juio
erty. ,
Fresh killed hen turkey
39c lb. We also seU turkeys
hv the niece. Orwigs Market,
a7S Silverton Rd., Phone
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Chamberlain
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Veterans of World War II
and the Korean conflict are
entitled to state veteran loans
if they were Oregon residents
before service or have been
bonafide residents of the state
at least two years following
discharge from the armed ser
vices. '
$42 Million Loaned
Chamberlain's loan brings to
$42,060,140 the amount bor
rowed from the department of
veterans' affairs by ex-servicemen
since the present state
loan program was inaugurated
in 1945. This outlay brings the
average loan for the period of
the program to $4,208, although
the average loan this year is
around $4800. .
Of the 10,000 loans made to
date, more than 1600 have been
paid off in full. The depart
ment has been required to fore
close, or accept deeds in lieu
of foreclosure, on only 32 prop
erties thus far.
Auxiliary Names Head Mrs.
Kenneth Sherman is the new
president for Salem Memorial
Hospital auxiliary. She suc
ceeds Mrs. Stephen Sherman,
president for the past year who
is leaving soon for Hartford,
Conn. The rest of the officers
will be named at the June
meeting. At the Monday meet
ing, Mrs. Sherman served the
coffee following the meeting,
Ideal Weather Ideal weath
er is due to continue through
the mid-week here, states the
weather bureau. The five-day
forecast calls for continued
mild weather with tempera.
tures slightly above normal, but
scattered light showers and
slightly cooler weather are due
the latter part of the period.
The maximum for Monday
went to pleasant 70 degrees.
Tuesday afternoon was due to
go a bit higher and Wednesday
is booked for a high of around
78.
Falls Down Stair Batta
lion Chief William Hunt fell
down the basement stairs at the
Central fire station Monday,
suffering a bruised shoulder
and a bump on the head. After
being checked by first aidmen,
he remained on the job.
COURT NEWS
Circuit Court
fti-l comer ts World Iniurtnci Co.:
Order alkrwlnff and denying certain mo
tions ol deieoaant.
Rottr Rlcki. minor, fcr toll guar
dian ad litem, JL R. Ricks, jrH ts Ken
neth and Ha If. Hansen: Order allow
ing and denying certain notions jfg
defendant!.
HUy . Todd ts David A. Todd: XM-
roree decree to plaintiff, confirms prop
erty settlement and reitorea her former
ii t srryniu.
Frank Gasper Burch ti Mary Jose
phine Bureh: Divorce complaint alleging
cruel and Inhuman treatment. Married
at TUuana. Mexico. February inz.
Asks restoration of defendant's former
name of Hendricks.
Charles W. Tambllng u Ruth A.
Tambllng: Dlrorce complaAt charging
cruel and Inhuman treatment. Asks
equal division rf property and custody
of minor child, learned at Santa Ana,
Oallf.. March II, 192.
State ts Donald R. ZUtchen: Placed
l two years probation and to make
restitution on charge of obtaining
money by fatee pretens. Imposition of
sentene tuspended,
Trelrn Uacauley ts Robert a. Macau-
ley: Divorce decree to plaintiff restores
former name of Pray.
Stat vs John Payne: Pleads guilty
to charge of burglary not In a dwelling.
Continued for sentencing to May It.
Stat vs Lester D. Healer. Sr.: Pleads
guilty to eharee of non-support, placed
on tnrce years pronation ana imposi
tion of sentence suspended.
State vs Leonard Carl KoppUn: Pleads
guilty to charge of attempted rape and
sentenced to 10 years tn stato peni
tentiary.
Probata Court
John Stems estau: Order authorising
administrator to sell real property.
Maria Kufnn estate:
Order of dl-
tribution.
cteorce Brenenstahl guardianship: Or
der approving annual account and di
recting payments.
Emmitt Hort Henry: Pel It ton for ap
pointment of Joan Imaltne Henry si
admin litratrli.
Jennie Moore estate:
Jbtate appraised
at 97W.
A. 1. Bush estau:
Xstata appraised
at 1167.013 66-
Walter R. fitanion estate: estate ap
praised at M,0.U.
- At San Angelo 200 miles to
the west on the .West Texas
Plains, more than . 100 were
injured. , . ' . ( .
Phone Lines Down
The East Texas, tornado was
reported to have struck a Ne
gro home between Red Lake
and Fairfield about 9:30 p.m,
The Palestine Herald and Press
said storm-hit phone lines did
not permit it to get names of
the three reported killed. This
tornado also was reported to
have struck Buffalo, Tex. near
by.
In Washington, Red Cross
national headquarters allotted
$200,000 to meet emergency
needs of the Waco and San An
gelo tornado victims.. More
money will be forthcoming as
needed, said Raymond T.
Schaeffer, national director of
disaster service.
Two square miles were de
molished or damaged in Waco
and property damage here and
at San Angelo ran into the mil
lions. Clark Presents
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If correct, the plan would
go far toward settling serious
South Korean objections to the
armistice plan. These objec
tions, underscored by numer
ous demonstrations in Seoul
and critical statements by offi
cials, have caused the United
Nations command grave con
cern.
Ma J. Gen. Choi Duk Shin,
Republic of Korean delegate to
Panmunjom, this week banded
Poland and Czechoslovakia as
Russian satellites and said both
would bo unacceptable.
He also questioned the com
munist nomination of India as
a third members of the neu
tral commission but raised no
objection to Sweden and
Switzerland, the other two pro
posed members.
Clark would sav onlv that
"we will submit a counter m-o-
posal shortly which we are sure
will observe the principle" of
non-forcible repatriation' of
prisoners.
Concerned About Relatives
-Among Salem families who
are concerned about relatives
living In or near Waco, Texas,
scene of the tornado, are the
W. H. Evans family, 1144
Madison street. Their son,
Lt. Col. W. H. Evans and fam
ily live at 3401 North 32nd
street in Waco.
Chinchilla . Meetlnr The
National Chinchilla Breeders
association will meet at 8 p.m
Thursday, May 14. at . May
flower Hall, 2135 Fairground
road.
Mid Willamette
Obituaries
Mrs. Bertha Kirsch
Stayton Mri. Bertha W.
Kirsch, 61, died In the Santiam
Memorial hospital Tuesday.
May 12. Mrs. Kirsch was born
at Oregon City. Nov. 5. 1891.
surviving are her husband.
Paul. Stayton: her ' mother.
Mrs. Fred Wourmi, Oregon
City: a daughter, Mrs. Barbara
Hamilton. Roseburg; three sis
ters, Mrs. Lucille Redenbach
er. Oregon City; Mrs. Vera Ma
son, Portland; and Mrs. Agnes
Polo, San Francisco. Calif.; and
two grandchildren.
Funeral services will be at 2
p. m. Thursday. May 14. at the
Weddle Funeral Home, Stay-
ton with the Rev. Glenn Ver
non officiating. Burial will be
In Lone Oak cemetery.
Mrs. Cordelia Layman
Woodburn Mrs. Cordelia
Layman. 78, a resident of
Woodburn for more than a
half century, died at a local
nursing home early Tuesday.
Her home was at 488 Garfield
Street.
Born in Iowa March 3, 1875;
Mrs. Layman had been an act
ive worker in the Woodburn
Presbyterian church f or, more
than 50 years.
She is survived by a son, Ray
Mendel of Orcutt, Calif.; a
stepdaughter. Mrs. Martha
Kamberger. Woodburn; 1 2
brothers and sisters, all in
Montana, a grandchild and
three great-grandchildren.
Her husband, Henry Lay
man died three years ago.
Funeral arrangements are in
charge of the Ringo mortuary.
DEATHS
Kin, Bartlatt
Kin. Birll.lt. at th. ruldtsc. Santa
Rom, Cllt., Mar at th. aia M
yean. Lata re.ld.nt of Salem. Surrlved
br wile. O.rtrude; a daufhtar, Mri.
Robert Oenttkov, Columbus, Oa.; three
lou, Capt. MelTln Cleveland. Seattle.
Wain.! Rolland Cleveland. Salem, and
Jerrr Cleveland, Santa Rote. Calif.;
elater, Anna M. Bartlett, Seattle, and
three randchudren, Robert Steven, and
Douflai Qentikow, all of Columbu..
Service, will be held Wedneadar al 1:10
p.m. In the W. T. Rlidon Chapel alth
the Rev. Uord T. Anderaon offleletlnf.
Coneludlnt service Belereet Memorial
Park. Rltuall.tle aerrlt. br th. Ameri
can Leclon. capital Poet Mo. t. ,
Ml.. Lillian Cernell
Mia, Lillian Cornell, tn Vwal hoa
pltal Mar 11. Lata reeldent of M5
Broadwar 0t. Survived or eteter, Mre.
Florence tmmelt, Salem: brother, Fred
Cornell, Loe Ane'lee, Calif. Announce
ment of tervlcee lataT br VlrfU T. Oold
en Co.
PhSIII SMatar
Phillip 8. Maiar, lata ruldrat of 10
Union Mreet, In UU, eltr at the aie
of ). Survived br aUter, Mra. Frank
Bi.nth, Dome CHr, Kan. Shipment le
brim made to Dodee Cltr, Kan., for
lervleea and interment br Howoll-Ed-want.
ahapeJ.
Gruenther was chief of staff
to Eisenhower : when Eisen
hower had the European de
fense command and continued
in that post under Ridgway,
Bradley and Collins will
serve out their terms which
expire in August Fechteler's
term has two years to run but
Tuesday's announcement
would indicate he will not fin
ish out the term.
There was no Immediate
word, however as to when
Carney would take over the
top naval post from Fechteler.
Radford at present is com
mander-in-chief in the Pacific,
Ridgway has been serving
as supreme commander in Eu
rope since last -Tune when Eis
enhower gave up that post to
seek the presidency.
Carney now is commander-
in-chief of the Allied naval
forces in the Mediterranean
area.
The 'prospective shifts mean
that an entire new top mili
tary command will take over
in Washington.
Ike Invites Morse
To Breakfast
Washington (U.FD President
Eisenhower proved, at least
today that he's a good sport.
The list of seven senators
and 11 house members invited
to luncheon with the presi
dent at the White House was
heade by Sen. Wayne L.
Morse (Ind., Ore.), fiery critic
of the new administration.
Morse accepted "with pleas
ure." ,
Drivers Arrested Vernon
J. Digerness, 319 South 25th
street, was arrested by city Do
ne Monday night on a charge
or reckless driving and was
cited to municipal court Ar
rested on . a drunk driving
charge was Glen Wayne Walls,
liou sixin street. He paid a
$250 fine In municipal court
Tuesday. State police arrested
James Burtis Kesterson, Mill
City, on a similar charge for
which he was fined $245 in dis
trict court and ordered to pay
$5 costs. ; . i
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CEMETERY MEETING
Members of the Murphy
Cemetery Association will meet
at the cemetery Saturday, May
18, for an all day cleanup pro
gram and business meeting.
The cemetery is off Silverton
road near the Little Pudding
river.
lot. t. T. Lam. RJ. Or. O. Chan. MJ
DRS. CHAN . . . LAM
CHINESE NATUROPATHS
Upstairs, 141 North Liberty
of flea opaa Satnrdar wnlr 10 a.m.
1 jn.. f to Y p.m. conmltatlon.
blood Bfecauro and irtne tost, are
free of oharre. PraeUead alno ItlT.
writ, for attractive aifi. a. obU-
atloa.
The 105th annual meeting of the Congregational church
in Oregon attracted a number of leaders. They included:
left to right: C. W. Harris, moderator; Dr. Paul Davies,
, Portland;. Dr. Seth Huntington, host church pastor; Mis
Lyda Houston, missionary of Japan and China; Dr. Elmer
Freeman, secretary of evangelism of New York City.
Congregational Church
G rowth Report Given
. , By FRED ZIMMERMAN
Congregationalbts on the
state and national levels art
Increasing in strength as or
ganizations as well a finan
cially. Thi was the report brought
to the 105th annual meeting
of the Congregational Con
ference of Oregon now in ses-
session at the First Congrega
tional church by Dr. Elmer S.
Freeman, secretary ' of ' the
evangelism board of home
missions.
During his address to the
delegate who comfortably
filled the auditorium Tuesday
forenoon, Dr. Freeman point
ed to the growth of the de
nomination, spiritually : and
financially.
The church throughout the
.1 U TT V
experienced a gross member
ship growth of more than 100,
000 persons. . This i the first
time in- the - history of the
church that tho growth has
topped the 100,000 mark. The
net gain 1 (till only 2 per
cent, the speaker veminded
his audience. However, the
state of Oregon has shown a
mm
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Dr. Freeman, who ha his
headquarters In New York
City, reported that there were
many evidences ot an awak-J
ening concern toward religion.
Men in the field ot scientific
research, added Dr. Freeman,
are showing a trend away
from the : "mechanistic uni
verse" and many are making
a "respectable bow In the di
rection of God." The 'scien
tists have become a bit fright
ened over the power they have
unleashed. - . . . ,
C. W. Harrl ot Condon,
moderator for the conference,
issued a plea for better liv
ing condition and larger sal
aries for the ministers ot the
denomination,': He pointed to
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a few instances where the mln-
- l isters had to seek Job out-
sine oi we enurcn to eke out
living.
'The forenoon' program in
cluded a brief business session
and actresses by Miss Lyda
Houston of Japan and China
and Rev.' Kenneth D. Claypool
of waua walla. -
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Dr. Stanley U. North ot th
church extension division
board of home mission' was
scheduled to address the gath
ering Tuesday night at 815 on
"The Protestant Imperatlve.'
The session will, continue
through Wednesday. ' -
Home from Trio . lira. '
Winifred Pettyjohn ntui-ned
this week-end . from a trip
abroad. She ha been font
since January 12. Mr. Pettv-
john first visited In California,
men weni 10 iew York Citv
from where she sailed for
Europe. She was in every ccdn-
try open to travelers in Europe,
also she went on Into Asia and
ta northern Africa. On much
ot the trip she was on the am
ship with Dr. and Sir. L. E.
Barrick of Salem, who are con
tinuing their travel by going
on 10 jengiana lor the corona. ;
tion festivities, Mrs. Pettyjohn
was in Jerusalem-for 'Easter.
Bne was in the Holy Land for
lx days. During her six day
in noma ne took in aome grand
opera.
CARD OF THANKS
Our heartfelt thanka to all
who extended comforting tymy
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Kindnesses, we are very grate..
- Mr. and Mrs. : Sylvester
Smith, Jr. and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester
Scharback and Family
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Scharbach and Family.
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