Wednesday, August 12. 1953
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Me; Oregon
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DUE FOR FACE-LIFTING
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Old blockhouses in Dayton city park, which will be
repaired through effort of the Dayton Civic Club and
the City of Dayton. The block house originally was built
on the Grand Ronde reservation in 1835-56 and was
occupied by U.S. Army troops in 1856. ' It was abandoned
in July, 186S. It later was used as a jail and finally be
came a pig sty. It was moved to its present site in
Dayton in 191 with special permission of the government.
Tele-Views
? Radio-Television
By DAVE BLACEMER
TOURS FOR THE TELE-VIEWING WEDNESDAY
Matinee Theatre, 2. "Gangs of New York
Toymaker, 3:45. The old German Toymaker brings his
tales of toys to delight the young of heart on this live chil
dren's show.
Northwest News Digest, 5:30. ' Features Norman Wallace,
newscaster with Bill Stout as sports reporter and commenta
tor. Cross-country news and weather round-up.
Newspaper of the Air, 5:40. Features Bill Clayton with
local news and news photographs local ana live.
Fights, 6. Gil Turner of Philadelphia vs. Ramon Fuentes
of Los Angeles in ten-round welterweight bout from Madison
Square Garden.
. Llberace, 7. Selections include: "Sleigh Ride," .French
medley including "The Last Time I Saw Paris," and "Can
Can," "These Foolish Things," "Say Si Si," Chopin's "Nocturne
in F Major," and "After You've Gone."
Scott Musie Hall, 1:30. Mills Brothers are guests of Patti
Page. Also featured on show will be Jimmy ("I Saw Mama
Kissin' Santa Claus") Boyd.
I Married Joan, 8. Joan has to cope with a four-alarm
fire and shows new method of firefighting.
This Is Your Life, 8:30. The life story of C. Harris Pot
tier, branch manager of a New Orleans insutance company,
will be retelecast.
Kraft Theater, t. "The Intruder" a tens drama of the
tragedy caused by a young girl's violent resentment of her
new stepmother. Featured in the cast are John Beat. Valarie
Cossart, Patsy Bruder, Kathleen Comegys and Michael Drey-
fuss.
Orient Express, It. "The Gladiator" stars Steve Bar
clay and Nadia Gray. Story is of an undefeated young Amer
lean fighter who returns with his proud father to his birth'
place in Rome for a championship bout. His increasing selfish
ness and arrogance leads to his downfall.
Crusade in the Pacific, 11.. (Part 20) The struggle for
Okinawa. Chapter includes sequences showing enemy suicide
planes used against the U.S. fleet off the island.
Nlte Owl Theater, 11:30. "Meeting at Midnight" with
Sidney Toler and Mantan Moreland. (Charlie Chan picture.)
2 Men Arrested on
Statutory Charge
Lebanon Two men are in
the Linn county jail on charges
of statutory rape involving 10
and 13-year old girls.
Basil Francis Carleton, " 47,
who listed a Eugene address,
was arrested Saturday evening
by Deputy Sheriff Wade Col
lins and State Police Robert
Rissman. He is charged with
rape of a 10-year old Lebanon
girl.
Police said parents of the
girl left her in a locked car at
a local night club while they!
were.inside about 3 a.m. Satur
day morning. The man report
edly broke the window to gain
access to the car. The act was
not discovered until parents re
turned to the car and the man
had fled.
Carleton was booked tenta
tively on a charge of contribut
ing to the delinquency of a
minor, but this, was changed
Monday to the rape charge fol
lowing an examination report
from the physician who attend
ed the child.
The other man is E. L. Hun
ter, about 33, of Scio, who is
accused of raping a 13-year old
girl on the old Salem highway
north of Albany, about noon
Saturday, said District Attor
ney Courtney Johns.
Johns said the alleged attack
occurred along the railroad
tracks. Hunter was arrested
Monday morning at work.
Pasturing hogs saves labor
and helps maintain soil fertility
besides producing pork at less
cost. There are usually fewer
runtt in pasture-fed litters.
On Television
KPTV (Channel 27)
(Oal? procnm scheduled In a4TaDe
MITCHELL'S
Factory Trained Serrict
and Installation
ISM State St Phona 1-7577
fl OO j m. Kr.rt Th-HeT
10:00 p.m. Orient Exprfjt
10 30 pm.--H.lt' Hour Theiter
11:00 p.m. Pacific CruMnJe
11:30 p.m. Nil Oil Theftter
THLBSDAT
1:90 l.m.-Whit'i Cooklitff
10:60 a.m. Freedom R.nia
11:00 t.m. The Bit Ptyoff
11:10 i.m. Welcome Traveler!
12:0 a.m. On Tour Account
13:30 p.m. Ledlej' Choice
1:00 p.m. ?tptule Theater
1:1 p.m. Arthur Godfrey
t:S0 p.m. fltrlke It Rich
3:00 p.m. Matinee Theater
1:1k p.m. Aearch for Tomorrow
1:10 p.m. Love of Life
Push Sanitation
In Polk County
Dallas Walter Eltts, Polk
County Sanitarian, reported to
day that the wide spread prac
tice of rural resident allowing
septic tanks and even untreat
ed sewage to flow into highway
drainage ditches was causing
his office considerable trouble.
As many as five or six of
these outlets per mile have'
been uncovered by road main
tenance crews in recent weeks.
Legal action has not been
found necessary to remedy any
of these situations to date, of
fenders bringing themselves
into compliance with the state
code on being approached on
the subject
Fitts reports that the restaur'
ant situation in the county is
rapidly improving from a sanl
tation viewpoint with the worst
offenders closed for repairs and
alterations that are designed to
bring their operations up to the
standard prescribed by state
law.
Trailer courts and auto parks
continue to give trouble, as do
certain farm labor camps in the
county; many of these estab
lishments are notorious for
their lack of adequate sewage
disposal and sanitation facili
ties. The sanitation officer has
not started making his rounds
on an official basis following a
period of visiting and pointing
out defects in the sanitary as
pects of operations. Response
has been excellent to this get
acquainted program according
to Sanitarian Fitts.
Nudist Booth
But No Nudes
Portland u.B There will
be a nudist booth at the Ore
gon state fair next month, but
the exhibits won't be in the
flesh. I
Fair Manager Leo Spltzbart,
asked about plans of the
American Sun Bathing asso
ciation to have a booth at the
fair, said the exhibits would
be "just pictures." And, he
added, "pictures of scenery,
not people.
LEGA.LS
LEGALS
WrDNtSDAt
till .m.-carah for Tomorrow
Silt o.m. Lot of Ufa
J:i p.m. Tormaker
4:04 p.m. Howdy Doodr
00 p.m. Bulk. It RICH
1:30 p.m. Newapaprr of Air
:4S p.m. Tlmt for Beanr
S:0t p.m. Flghti
:H p.m. New Corona
1:H p.m. Mbaraca
1:30 p.m. cott Muole Hall
I M p.m. I Married Joan
:M p.m. Thla Is Yfur Llfo
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m. Variety Roundup
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m. Huntlna and PUhlnr
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ORDEft FOR PrRLICATION OP
SUMMONS
IN THB CIRCUIT COURT OP THE
BTATK OF OKEOON FOR THB
. COUNTY OP MARION
N. 4tia
BKVBRLT JESKK. PLAINTIFF VB.
MAX JESKK, DEFENDANT.
Sited upon the affidavit of the plain
tiff In the above entitled ault. It aatli
factorlly appearing to the court there
from that aald suit waa commenced for
the purpoae of obtaining a decree f di
vorce and that plaintiff haj a good
cause of ault aealnut aald defendant: It
further appearing that the plaintiff hat
been unable to locate aald defendant: It
Turner appearing that the plaintiff In
quired of Arthur L. Menke, Superinten
dent of Police In the City of Michigan
City. Indiana, and further Inquired of
the landlord of the defendant who
rented living quarter! to the defen
dant at hta last known addreaa la the
City of Newport, Oregon; the penona
moat likely to know the defendant's
whereabouts and aald persons did not
know the present whereabouts of the
defendant:
It further appearing from the facta
that It Is Impossible to serve a copy
of complaint and summons upon aald
defendant In any manner provided by
the Oregon Complied Laws Annotated,
It will therefore be nereasarr to serve
aald summons and complaint upon- the
defendant by publication and fcir weeks
Is a reasonable time within which to
require said defendant to appear and
answer; and that four weeka la a reason
able time for the publication of said
summons; and that the Capital Journal
la a newspaper of general circulation,
printed and published in Marlon Coun
ty. State of Oregon, having 'the neces
sary qualification for the publication of
legal notices.
I. Order For Publication Of Bummone
It la therefore, hereby ordered and
adjudged that service of summons la the
above entitled suit and court be made
upon the defendant by publication there
of In the Capital Journal, a newspaper
of general circulation, printed and pub- ;
llshed la Marlon County, Oregon and
that said publication be made enee a
week for four successive weeks subse
quent to the first publication of said ,
summons, to-wit, the 29 day of July, !
IMS and that said summons require aald i
defendant to appear herein and answer
said complaint on or before the 31 day 1
of Aug., im.
Dated at Balem, Oregon thli 14 day
of July, j
REX KIMMEtJj
Circuit Judge
Wm. Dobson, attorney
Oregon Building. j
July . Aug. I. IS, 10, M, IIS).
X have keen appointed executor of the
estate of OlUe M. RobUa, deceased, by
the Circuit Court of the Btate of Ora
gon lor Marlon County, and have qual
ified. All persons hereby are notified to
present their claims to me at 403 Pio
neer Trust Bulldln. Ralem. Oregon.
within six months f the date of first
publication 01 this notice. Dated and
first published July . 19f3.
Charles D. Roblla
B. O. Blaster, Jr.
Attorney lor Executor.
July 22, . Aug. I, IS, It. 1H
Governor Gels
Safety Award
Gov. Piul Patterson today
held special citation liven
to state of Oregon in the
14th national Industrial pro
tection contest.
Patterson received the
award from former Gov.
Charles A. Sprague, represent
ing the American Automobile
Association and the Oregon
State Motor associatoin.
Oregon's citation resulted
from the reduction in the
number of pedestrian deaths
in traffic accidents from S9 In
1951 to SI in 1952. The cita
tion also was a reward for
the excellence of the record
made by the state traffic safe
ty division, headed by Capt
Walter Lansing and the work
done In the division by James
R. Banks, assistant director in
charge of the pedestrian pro
tection program.
FIRE DESTROYS TRUCK
Dayton About S a.m. Tues
day morning, the CMC service
pickup of Gordon Matthews
was gutted by fire in the drive
way of his home, on Palmer
Lane. A passing motorist notic
ed the burning car and the fire
department was called. The
pickup is a complete loss.
There are about a million
strands in a human optic
nerve.
LEGALS
FINAL WOT ICS
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court hm m ta. Coualr Court Rohm
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acMuat aa4 all oblMtlona toartto.
DaloS Jul! M. 1M1.
THB OMITSD STATU NSTIOR4L
BANK OV PORTLAND I01UOONI, Bx-
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Mat. at IS a-B.
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Iha paraoul praoarlr ta aa aaM li oa
MMon M faUawa:
M.aM faat, aara ar Haa. at aaoiaaa
ana katlar nr ahlaa.
Tba tarma af aaca, aala ar, aaaa.
Dalai una tltk Sar at ausaat. IMS.
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KOTICE IB REREBT Oim that tha
Mraoaal aroo.r;r baralaartar ataertaati
wm aa aold la tha Mannar aravMoal
ar law (ar tha aala af oaraaaal ararartr
r.
Dr. Will J. Tksr-a
optometrist
Examination In Afternoon of
Ev. by Appointment .
Fir ApfwNrtiMAt ft or 44057
Weary Feet
Perk Up With
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When feet trara, nTlouMO tting one!
trory slp it torturt, don't just rroan an4
do nothing. Bub oa a littlt JcoMiafc.
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soothing eomfort bclpo driv tho Ar and
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sorns and raltnttsee too. (iet font happy
tooay, toe ice-Jtint way. At all druBfisu.
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