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Build In a; Permit Douflaa
' McKay Chevrolet company, to
wreck one-story itut and
apartment, 572-574-378 North
Commercial street, (30. J. B
Wiebe, to reroof a one-itory
dwelling, 1143 North Uberty
street, 178. John Cabel, to
erect a one-itory dwelling,
1060 North 13th itreet, 18600.
Jeta Earlywine, to repair a
one-itory dwelling, 1170
Sprue itreet, $130.
T Denver Meeting Robert
Batdorf, lieutenant governor
for Area 7, Toaitmaiten Inter
national, left, Sunday for Den
. ver to attend the International
convention and Officers Train
ing Seuion of the club Septem
ber 2-6. He wai accompanied
by Mearl Bailey of Eugene,
diitrict education chairman.
Batdorf la a member of Capi
tal Toaitmaiten club and pait
governor of Area 7-
Betorni to Salem John
Korenian of the Korenlan Orl
tntal rug ator returned to
Salem Saturday from a 10-day
buying trip in New York, Bos
ton ar.d other eastern pointa.
Gaa Pump Loses A gaa
pump wai the loser in a colli
sion at the Union service sta
tion at Fairgrounds road and
Highland avenue early Sunday
morning. The car backed from
a neighboring tavern parking
- lot and collided with the pump,
knocking it over and then driv
ing off, witnesses said. Police
said the car is registered Jo N.
Bond, 710 Evans avenue, Salem.
Loucka to Report Mayor Al
Loucks will address the Salem
Kotary club Wednesday con
cerning the recent conference
held in Seattle dealing with
Japanese-Paficif relations.
Jensen With -Farmers
Union
William Jensen of Junction
City has been appointed field
man lor the Oregon State
Farmers Union. Announcement
of his appointment was made
by President Ricnara Moeiier.
Jensen, a teacher in the Harris
burg school for the past several
years, will assume his new
dutiei September 1.
"Mr. Jensen will fill a need
long felt by the organization,"
aid Moeller. "He will devote
hii full time in the field to or
ganizational problema, plan
ning, membership drivei, and
assisting our insurance agents.
Membership in the Oregon
Farmers Union is growing
rapidly, and we need a field
man to coordinate our various
activities."
Until recently Jensen operat
ed a turkey ranch at Halsey.
He is a graduate of Oregon
College of Education at Mon
outh and has taken consider
able advanced work at the Unl
versify of Oregon.
Jensen served as member of
t the executive committee of the
Oregon Farmers Union for four
years and also as vice president
for one term.
He la married and has one
daughter. He will continue to
live in Junction City.
Otfiosrs Pieale Swing ahlft
officers of tha Salem police de
partment w(tn their wives and
children traveled to Stiver
Creek Falls park Sunday morn
ing for a "cowboy breakfast,"
games and a hike around the
falls.
Teastmasters Meeting The
Salem Toastmastars club will
hold its regular meeting at the
Spa Tuesday. Speakers will be
Russell Forrest, Paul Fredrick,
Art Erlckson, Al fsaak. and
Gene Kokko. General critic will
be Dr. Henry Morris, toastmaa-
ter, George Moorehead, and ta
ble topics Or. Ray Pinsen.
Jensen Appointed William
Jensen, Junction City, has been
ppointed field man for the
Oregon State Farmers Union,
President Richard Moeller an
nounced here Monday. Jensen,
a teacher in the Harriaburg
school for several years, will
assume bis new duties Sept 1.
Driver Stopped Gerald Z.
Burke, 490 Lancaster drive,
was arrested by city police
Sunday on chargea of driving i
while intoxicated and falling
to heed a siren. The arresting
officer reported that Burke
ignored both the siren and
hand signals so was forced to
the curb, in the process collid
ing with the rear of the police
car. The car suffered only
minor damage. Burke posted
$230 bail on the first charge
and 123 on the second charge.
He pleaded innocent to the
charge of driving while intoxi
cated.
Billfold Takes Vernon D.
Ellis, North Bend, reported to
city police Sunday the theft of
his wsilet from his room in a
local hotel Sunday morning.
The billfold was recovered
later in the morning wth per
sonal papers still intact but $35
missing.
Club Meets To esdT -Town-
send club No. 17 is meeting
Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Geo.
Johnson home, 1333 North
18th.
2000 Persons
At Dedication
Dedication of the new c
vent of St. Vincent de Paul
Catholic parish Sunday after
noon was favored with ideal
weather conditions. As a result
more than 2000 persons visited
the modern two-story building.
The dedicatory ceremonies
were in charge of the Most
Rev. Edward D. Howard of
Portland. Assisting the arch
bishop was Rev. John Reedy,
pastor of St Vincent.
Joseph A. H. Dodd was In
charge of a program that fol.
lowed the formed delation
Later approximately 1000 per
sons participated in the outdoor
barbecue.
In a day or two the convent
will be cloistered and then will
be fully occupied by teachers
of St Vincent parochial school
who are Sisters of the Holy
Name school.
Two Counts Britta Aver-
Ill, 818 North Uberty street,
was arrested about 5:18 a.m.
Monday on charges of disorder
ly conduct and drunkenness in
a local restaurant. The arrest
ing officer said she had been
asked to leave but had refused
to do so. When the officer ask
ed her to quiet down she de
manded to be arrested and said
she wanted her name in the
papers. She posted $15 ball on
each count Monday morning in
Municipal court and the case
was continued to September 1.
Dow Receives Award Ar
thur V. Dow of Salem is among
172 graduate students who re
ceived awards for study in tha
Duke University Graduate
School of Art and Sciences
during, the 1053-54 academic
year. Winners of the fellow
ships, scholarships and asslst
antships are from 27 states,
Canada and Japan. Dow was
awarded a fellowship in Dhilo
sophy.
Reds to Free
(Continued from Pace 1)
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Above are five of the twenty boys from the Salem
YMCA who will be on the streets Tuesday selling Stat
Fair "bugs" and leis, the latter signifying the welcome
Hawaii theme of the fair. From left to right in the first
row are Rodney Berg, Butch Hill, and Steve Glickler; see
ond row, Don Hickman and Terry anderhoff .
'Boys to Sell
Bugs and Leis
Twenty boys from the Salens
YMCA will b on Salem streets
and visiting merchant! to sell
State Fair "bugs" and Hawaiian
leis Tuesday.
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Purpose of th sale la to
promote th fair which will be
gin Saturday. Th Chamber of
Commerce furnishes th bugs
ana leis to tn ymca.
Th "bugs", which resemble
glorified fishing flies, have
been sold for th past two years,
th idea having been born from
the slogan printed en promotion
cards three years ago which
advised "get the state fair bug."
Th following year, buga war
obtained and now are pinned
onto the cards and worn on th
lapel or shirt.
' The leii are new this year,
and are to supplement th Ha
waiian them of th fair.
Th leis will be sold to local
merchant for $1 dozen. The
merchant in turn can either
sell th 11 to their customers
or give them away. Individual
leis will cost ten cents each and
the bugs will sell at IB cents
each.
Profits derived from the sales
, of the lets and bugs will go to
in x hla ana win De applied
to th boys activity department.
according to Larry Woods of
in z.
Plotted Riots,
(Continued fiom Pag 1)
BIG THREE LISTEN
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SALIM HIMOBML HOSPITAL
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1118 Broadwar. a tlrl. Aui. It.
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Wooda. lata Chtmiva ltd-, a tor, Aua
so.
BOIteOK To Mr. and Mr, Kermlt
luraoa. Mil Blaabotk at, a sin. Avis,
sa.
MILLS Ta Mr. awl Mra. W. B Milt,
ill Onlraraltr at., a alrL Aua. JO.
WTLSOrT Ta Mr. and Mra. Lenora
Wiiimi. 0s Jaaen at- a tor. Aua. ;
HIKMn Ta Mr. and alio Harrr
HaraMa, till as franklin SI. MUoaukM,
On.
MACKUIf-Ta Mr and Mra. Wend oil
afatklln. km a. auaam at, a l
Am. aa.
ALU! GINIBAL lOarrML
aoiamm T Mr. ami Mra. Tnraaa
IV aannor, 111! Park Art., a tor. Aua.
St.
BAUK To Mr. aa Mrl. Uooard 1.
akar. at. L aalan. a airl. Aua. .
ec HULKS To Mr. ana Mra. Donald
c. Seoul a, OM On tar at, a alrL
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ANDSftaOB To Mr. an Wra. lira
A. Andorooa, SO 1 At... a fin,
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AMMOiao To Mr. as Mra. Wlllla
Haraoae, aw Waldo Art, a tor.
Ant. ta.
SCSIXSntont To Mr and Mrl
aloh O. aVWaalnrar. 100 rata at, a
tor. Aua o.
IflMCHACa:-To Mr and Mra. At
Din jKaricaMct, MM Lao at, a ML
Meanwhile, Allied and Com
munist delegatei to the Mili
tary Armistice Commission
met at this true alt in one
of their longeat leuioni. Af
ter an hour and 49 m.nutes,
the delegatei recessed without
setting a date for another
meeting.
There was no announcement
or wnat was discussed.
The meeting wss called at
communist request.
Returning Americana Mon.
day raised hopes that the Reds
would return more U. S. sol
diers than they originally
promised.
The Reds have returned 2.-
827 American!, leaving 488
till scheduled for repatria
tion, according to their early
iigure.
Non-Red Korean Walt
But liberated Americana
wno were at Kaesong over the
weekend said more than 1,000
non-Korean POWs were still
awaiting repatriation at the
Red collecting center just
norm oi nere.
They said most of the men
were American and British
sergeants and officer!.
Th Redi laid recently that
ineir 3,313 total did not in
elude some POWs caotured
in ine jasi aays of the war.
Lt. Maxey H. Hall Jr of I
dianapolii. Ind., said 290 Am
erican officers were at Kae
long. He aald he had no idea
how many enlisted men were
being held there.
Miss Miller
Engaged to
Mr. Porter
The engagement of Miss Al
vis Miller, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Howard F. Miller of Sa
lem, to Elmer G. Porter, Bend,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Por
ter of Corvallli, wai announc
ed Sunday.
Th newi was told at a fam
ily reunion at the horn of
Miss Miller's grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Miller of
Hood River.
No date is set for the wed'
ding.
Both Miss Miller and Mr.
Porter are graduates of Or'
gon State college and both are
pharmacists. He is working in
Bend, Mm Miller in Salem
Sh is a member of Delta
Gamma sorority at OSC. -
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Colorful Musical
Director Passes
San Francisco W) Gaetano
Heroin, 72, colorful founder
and musical director of the
San Francisco Opera company,
collapsed and died yeiterday
while conducting an outdoor
concert by the San Francisco
Symphony orchestra.
Football Men to Meet Sa
lem football officials will meet
Tuesday night at 7:30 at the
YMCA.
Silver Falls dining
closed for the season.
room
212
Road oiling. For estimate.
call Ruts Pratt, Capital City
iTansier CO. 22438. 207
Paint with glamorizlm
ireaiure xonei. se our out
standing wallpaper selection.
Chuck Clark Co., 255 N. Lib
erty. 207
Weed free mushroom fertil
izer, 95c a sack. Middle Grove
Nursery, 4920 Sllvcrton Rd
Phone 4-4632. 207
Fresh killed young turkeys
to bske or fry. 39c pound. Or-
wi.'s Msrket. 397S SUverton
Rd. Phon. 4-1742.
Brandll Arrives Cpl. Cur
tis P. Brandll, Dallas, is one of
the Oregonians who arrived in
San Francisco over the week
end aboard the USNS Gen. W.
S. Hase, returning from Korea.
Buya Guernsey Sire Roy H.
Mills, Salem, has just purchas
ed the young Guernsey sire
Lesders Royal Knight, from
Mildred M. Waite Stewart, of
Washougal, Wash. This young
bull is out of the cow, Patri
cian Peggie Dell, and is sired
by Western Glow Leader. .
T Inapeet Bay Hay inspec
tions now are available for the
Klamath Falls area, following
action her by the State De
partment of Agriculture in ex
tending service to agriculture,
Theater Hit The break-in
and ransacking of the small
drive-in theater on Sunnyside
road Just off the Pacific High
way Saturday night is under
investigation by the Marion
county sheriff's office.
'Smoky' Smith,
Cub Scout,
Quel fs Blaze
Kelser Marvin Smith,
18-year-old son ef Mr. and
Mrs. H. U Smith, 6501 Ridge
Dr., won himself the nick
name of "Smoky" Saturday
and a possible honorary
membership in th volunteer
fire department.
In the absence ef his par
ents, Marvin discovered a
fir in th kitchen. He has
tily evacuated his two young
er brothers, had a neighbor
notify tha fire department,
aeiied a garden hose and at
tacked the flames.
When the firemen arrived
they found the fire nnder
control.
Damage was estimated at
$1200.
. Marvin Is a Cub Scout
Two Said Reckless Two
drivers were arrested by city
police Saturday night on reck-
lesi driving charges. Jack a.
Sherman. 1210 Tile road, drove
nil motor scooter onto the side'
wslk and around a red light,
police said. David Gordon Pfau,
1120 James street, .drove
through several alleys with the
arreiting officer following until
he ran out of alley near River
street and (ot stuck in the mnrt
the officer reported. Pfau'a car
wai pulled out by a tow truck
and Pfau wai taken to the ata-
uon. Sherman was fined 125
and Pfau $35 in Municipal court
Monday. t
Special Meetinar Set Mem.
bers of unit No. 136. American
Legion auxiliary, is meeting for
a speclsl session this comini
Thursday, September 8, at 8
p.m. in the Salem Woman's1
clubhouse. The meeting is held j
this week because of State Fair
next week.
Th undercover invasion, al
though widespread, wai spear
headed in th industrial Ruhr,
where Communist are exert
ing their greatest efforts to
swing tha vote away from pro
Western Chancellor Konrad
Adenauer.
German Marka Confiscated
About 1,000 of the young
Reds were aretted as thy
crossed th border at Helm'
itedt '
Some of the Communist ag
ent! were hauled back to th
border by truck. Others were
arraigned before West German
courts or held for questioning.
An estimated $35,000 worth of
West German marks were con
fiscsted.
Some of those forced bsck
across the border into East
Germany eursed the police as'
traitors and swore they would
be back. Some, however, said
under questioning that they
bad been forced into th cam'
paign by threats against them'
selves or their families.
2 Big Strikes
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A compromise on the com
pany's demsnd for no-strike as-
sursnce was worked out in a
clause covering grievances and
arbitration.
The CIO United Rubber
Workera' agreement with Fire
stone was viewed as a possible
pattern tor th rubber industry.
It Includes a 5-cent general in
crease, raising th average pay
of production and maintenance
workers to $2.10 an hour.
boost in pension payment by
in company and hospital and
surgical insurance for employes
ana meir dependents.
' Three of th principal delegate to th United Nations ,
listen to debate on Korea. Left to right: Henry Cabot
Lodge, Jr., United State; Sir Gladwyn Jebb, Britain, and
Andrei Vishlnsky, Russia. Th speaker, Dr. Tung Tai
Pyun,, foreign minister of South Korea, was saying that
his government would find it impossible to "cellziorkt"
with India at the Far Eastern conference lt the General
Assembly invited India as a represent 4v of th UN.
(UP Telephoto) .
Employe
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Gekhell Still
State Champ
Roy Get che 11, Portland,
prouaiy neid nt state Horse
shoe pitching championship
honors at Hlllsboro Sunday
where he lost but one game,
and that to Ronald Anderson
of Salem, a one time Sslem
champion.
Anderson has the distinction
of having defeated three of the
state's top pitchers. Besldei de
feating Getchell he also de
feated Chapell. s an ex-state
champion, and. also Melspau,
- This was the fourth consecu
tive yesr for Oetchell to win
the state, championship which
gives him permanent possession
of th state trophy.
Lloyd Bayes of th Sslem
club won first In the B class
and Ted Zwlckel of Corvsllls
won first in the C class. Bayes
barely missed the A class and
Zwlckel barely missed the B
class. AH three were preiented
with trophies.
Buitlers Bald Two' White-
face Hereford cattle were stol
en from a three-acre pasture on
tn carl netneii ranch. Route
I, Aumsvlll, Bethell reported
to tn Marlon county sheriff
office Saturday. One of t h
heifers was taken the night of
the 25th and the other the night that's all." h aald. when asked
of the 26tb, he said. I th purpose of the trip.
Th woman, ha said, recent
ly obtained leav from her
position with the Army at her
own request, but Is du to re
sum her lob in September. He
said sh had worked for th
Army a number of years,
McCarthy aald at least five
other witnesses will testify at
th bearing continuing until
Wednesdsy. . . , . .
No One Identified .
- None of the witnesses was
identified. "Some will cooper
ate," McCarthy aald, "and
some will not I expect".
Th subcommittee chairman
said the Inquiry Involved a
matter concerning "th mill'
tary service" and "a very tat'
portent agent in government"
which bad com to hii attention
in probing th government
printing office.
On source aald th probe
concerned Communist influence
among civilian employe of the
military service.
McCarthy told reporters he
plan to takoan extended trip
to Japan, Formosa, Korea and
the Philippines and th East
Indies In October as "an Indi
vidual" and not "as chairman
of th committee.''
I Just want to go over
KGW Station
Changes Hands
Portland ) Purchase ef
Radio Station KGW by fiv
Portland businessmen and King
Broadcaatlng of Seattle for
about a half million dollars
was announced Saturday.
Gordon Orput, Portland In
surance man, la president of
th group that bought th sta
tion from th 8. L. Newhou
family.
' Th grouo alas haa' applied
under the name of North Paci
fic Television, Inc., for a Fort
land VHF television channel.
When the Federal Comuni
cations Commission approve
th aale, tha Newhous family
then will buy a half interest In
Mt Hood Radio and Television.
Ine., which operate Radio Sta
tion KOIN and which haa baa
granted a television channel. ,
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COURT NEWS
Circuit Court
Hula, D. Roith Ta William L. Koala.
bordar and Xldon O. Ramolda: Oatod-
aata datniir lo oonalalat oa areunda of
laaafflclaat ovldanca.
etata Tl BdBitind Klaar: Ordar m.
aulrlna jgiiiia Rmlih to aatar lale a
vrlttaa aadartakiBf la taa auat of IIMO
to laiuraaca fcla aooaaroaco oa a hb.
tarlal oiuaaa ta tu aaoo.
Catharlat aboroocwl Ta H,nr Bhat-
waod: Oocraa atodllrtai orlalnal daeraa
br whleh dafandant ahall oar tat aonth
lr towar laavort of minor child.
Proboto-Court
nora e. Sarrurlar utata: Dacrao ao.
ororiat flaal accooat and at dinnbu-
Municipal Court
Klebard L. Tarrr. Idaaha, Snnas
vbiio latanaaiod, trial, baaa rarr.
adacr.
raiailttad
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la iMu of lit naa.
Bosom
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Darld Gordon Phau. ilia Janaa atraai
raokiaai dmta, fin ad a.
Mlddf WlIaM rmrr Wrmlm 1 l.u,,
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Thoaaaa Ooaa Piachar. If. 1M lirMan
ataao. Hiatal oooaaaaloa of tatoilettlM
llauor, aottod Ml ball.
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drraiaa arhllo Inunwalod, aloadoS kua
oaa aoaatd sats ban.
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