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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Orepm
Jlonday, August 10, 1955
Traffic Deaths
Less in July
Oregon traffic deaths once
gain dipped downward last
month ai preliminary count
listed IS persons killed in
street and highway mishaps
compared with 47 In July last
year.
Secretary of State Earl T.
Newbry said this marks the
second consecutive month in
which fatalities were less than
those of the corresponding
month a year ago. Total for
the year to date is 215, com
pared with 232 at the end of
July, 1B3Z.
Exceptionally high fatality
tolls were recorded In June,
July and August last year
when the total went 49 or high
er in each month. No month
In 19SI has yet reached death
count of 40, Newbry said.
While the July fatality list
may grow higher if persons
now listed as injured later die
of injuries, there is a very good
chance Oregon may get
through the heavy summer
travel season with a substan
tial reduction in traffic deaths,
the secretary pointed out
Whether this is the result of
general traffic accident reduc
tion efforts or' simply good for
tune cannot be determined un
til the total number of acci
dents and Injuries are known,
Newbry commented.
IT CASUALTIES BEPOKTED
Washington (ff) The De
fense department Monday
Identified casualties in the Ko
rean fighting which ceased on
July 27. A new report. No.
874, listed 16 killed, 29 wound
ed, 11 missing In action and 1
Injured. 1
Checks Cause
Albany Arrests
Albany Two persons
charged with forgery, a third
charged with obtaining money
under false pretenses and a
fourth accused of cashing in
sufficient fund checks were ar
rested Eridsy by Albany po
lice.
Held in Linn county Jail In
lieu of $1500 bond each are a
retired policeman. Carl Fred
erick Hirsch, 37, Portland, and
his companion, Thelma Pearl
Spraker, 28, Delake. The pair
was arrested at the Greyhound
bus depot at 3:15 pm. half
hour after cashing a check at
the Albany branch of the V. S.
National bank.
Hirsch and Miss Spraker are
wanted on a warrant by Fort
land police and may be sought
by Marion county authorities.
Hirsch was Portland police
man for 19 years.
Also in Jail In lieu of f 1000
ball Is Ray Walter HoUoway,
92, Albany, charged with cash
ing 519 in worthless checks.
Niclous John Bardenhageo, 20,
USN, arrested at an Albany
motor court, was taken, to Cor
vallis on a warreot from the
Benton county Justice court
He Is charged with cashing "in
sufficient fund" checks.
FOOT Cl'T IN WEKCK
Albany - Two cars were
damaged in a coUiaum Friday
mgM at the tatenectioa, of
VS hUhway 9DS end Fine St
Suffering a alight cut on her
right twt was Mia, Shirley
Erb, Alfeuyv driving
est on the Kiiihway. The oth
er drive, CUr Battb, Albany,
was auyuuri taiue to both
care eUiit at 1300. I
in
Visit to Albany
Albsay Rep. Harris Ells
worth, eongressmsn from the
fourth district of Oregon, vis
ited briefly in Albany Friday
en route to Santa Fe. N. M, to
see the recently-arrived twin
son and daughter of his daugh
ter, Mrs. Thomas F. McKenna.
The congressman does not
expect the president to call an
extra session to take up the
proposed lifting of the national
debt limit from $279 billion to
$290 biUlon. He said be thought
it would be possible to squeeze
through without the advance
with careful financing but that
there was nothing sure about
It
VISIT ALASKA
Webfoot Mr. and Mrs.
John Hefley and son John of
the Webfoot district hsve re
turned from a 13-day trip to
Anchorage, Alaska. i
DEALERS' MEETING
Albany Five representa
tive of two Albany appliance
dealers are in Portland for a
inff a( Ore son and
uiu".j
southwest Washington dealers,
..,. i hv the R. M. Wade
company of Portland. Albany
dealers attending are Cecil and
Rawi and Harold Shuck of Val.
ley Service and John W. Tay-
lor, aaarvia u idq ncory i
Tate, Albany, Propane gas
company.
The 'lighthouse on Cap Hat-
teras Is 193 feet tall.
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Large Selection
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Draperies Main Floor
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PLAID COTTON
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CHILDREN'S
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Wide Array of
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Infants Main Floor
GLASS
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WOMEN'S
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Cottons, Satins
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'pork Plugs
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