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Wednesday, December 2, 195S
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, galem. Oregon
Loal Paragraph
. Baste Skills Class -Am
4 term In the adult class In basic
skills sponsored by tot Sapera
public tchooli adult education
n department will open at 7:15
p.m. Wednesday In room 121 of
ithe achool office building, 4S0
a North High street Reg titration
will be open -to any adulta who
have knowledge of reading and
writing. Arthur V. 14 yen,
achool district administrator,
t will continue aa Instructor.
Staff Meetini Wllmer Pife
, tint aid chairman for the Mar-
ton County Chapter, American
, Red Croat, will be present dur
( ing itaff meeting of Marlon
, County Department , of .Health
. employes in the Masonic build
. ing at B 30 a m. Friday. Page
wui give a number of demon'
Itrationi along first aid lines.
- Pre-NsUl Ciaaa The first
of a aeries of pre-natal classes
for prospective mothers was
' r held by the Marlon County De
ll partment of Health Wednesday
afternoon. The course will ex
tend throughout December on
" a basis of each Wednesday aft-
' ernoon.
1 Mrs. Kills Returning Mrs.
Wade Ellis, 435 North 19th, will
return home December 17 from
the Mayo Clinic at Rochester,
. Minn., She may return to the
' clinic later for further treat
ment ' Deputy Waxdeu Speaker
. Louis Barnes, deputy warden
. of the Oregon State Peniten-
.' tiary, will speak on "Penal Ac
tivlties" at a meeting of Salem
. Chapter No. 8, Disabled Amer-
lean . Veterans, Wednesday
.night, at the Salem Woman's
, Club, 460 North Cottage street.
The meeting will feature a cov-
ered dish pot-luck dinner for
members, their wives and in
' vited guests at 6:30 p. m. In
'. charge of dinner arrangements
are: Mr. and Mrs. Jay Harns
' berger, Mr. and Mrs. Vicar Wa
, gers, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
. Peterson.
Board Meeting A regular
' meeting of the board of direc-
1 tori of the Salem Chamber of
' Commerce will be held
Wednesday night at 7:30 at
chamber headquart era on
South High street
Fire Protection Hearings
Hearings in connection with
proposal to annex territory to
the Woodburn and Four Cor
ners Rural Fire Protection Dis
tricts will be held in the Coun
ty Court chambers January 11
according to action taken Wed
, nesday. The Four Corners hear
ing will be held at 10:30 a.m.
and that of the Woodburn area
at 11 a.m.
Cilbarl Closing Out The
Tinkham Gilbert Appliance
. Company, 260 North Liberty,
announces that it will discon-
tlnut operation on or shortly
after January 1. The store has
, been in operation at the loca
. tion for two years. Mr. Gilbert
a aid he expected to go into an
other type of business, but had
made no definite decision. A
new tenant for the building to
be vacated has not been an
nounced.
Plan Thursday Event Dab
blers club plans its annual fatr
for Thursday at 8 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Norval Edwards.
Displayed will be many articles
made by members and these
items will be on sale. Co-host-
esse with Mrs. Edwards are
Mrs. Frank Barqulst, Mrs. J.
J. Gallagher and Mrs. Merlin
Estep.
MILITARY MEN
AND VETERANS
Thursday, December I
Organised Nava: Reserve sur
face division, at Naval and Ma
rine Corps Reserve Training cen
ter. Battery D. 722nd AAA.AW bat
talion, at Quonset huts on Let
street.
Company D, Ittno Infantry
regiment, at saiem armory.
Vrieta. tjoepmhef- A
Seabee Reserves, at Naval and
Marine Corps Reserve training
center.
Ale ftpierve Center
Salem's 9414th VAR squadron
has been Informed that In the
future the unit will be known
the local 'Air Reerve Center
The announcement was made at
the Monday night meeting of the
unit Dy me commander auj. wu
11am Strong. Caot John Thomas
was In charge a the training
period of the mtettna. with his
topic Personnel Problems of ac
tivation. At Norfolk
Norfolk. Va Lloyd tJnderland,
seaman, DSN. Aurora, Oregon,
was a member of the crew of
the TJSS Block 'sland, which ar
rived bare last week. The shin,
which la with Carrier Division 11.
during Its recent cruise ranted
the ports of Kingston. Jamaica,
and San Juan. PR.
BORN
Saim eexnat nosriTAL
Mwottae To Mr. and Mra. Andre
Ruiaiu ,M a. utb at, a bar, Dee. I.
ewwart Te Mr. and lira. Olena C.
Stewart. Slit Teea Are. a boy. Dee. L
aaust awoaiAL smmu
Baeewa To sir. and Mn. Itsacla
feee&a, slel R. 4tb at, a sari. Dee. l
Vetss Te Mr.- and afra. Tfconaa 1.
ala. SMS a. Cbarrb at a (Irk Dec L
BenwTo Mr. and km. Bnbaa DaiU.
SU. a, Sou IS, Moaaaaatb. a tor, Dee. J,
Riaei Ta Mr. and Mn. Robert oale
Steaaa. SMS R. Charcb St, a boa. Oat. i.
tttvaBTOR aoimu
Todd ?a Mr. and Mra. Robert Todd.
Ml:io. , nrl. Hoe. SO.
Snbaeeei Ta Mr. and Mrs. UarS
biires at aaatea MUa, i, baa. Do. L
Reek great Wednesday
Pleasant . Hours with - Books
meeting will oe in the fire
place room of the First Con
gregational church, Wednes
day, at 1 pjn. Any woman in
terested Is welcome. Mrs.
Robert Haley if to review
"The Syrian Christ.' by Bin-
bany, a native Syrian, for the
weaneaaay event.
Balldiag P ermltt Martin
Bohrofen, to build a garage
and greenhouse at MS North
Bummer, 91,000. Nina Shep-
pard, to repair a two-ftory
dwelling at 155 East Miller,
mi
Ask Street DeatnaUea
The County-Court hat been
asked to place a designation for
vine street where it loins Lib
erty Road south of Browning
Avenue. The matter was re
ferred to the engineering de
partment
Gibson Improving Res
Gibson, injured a week or more
ago In an automobile accident,
although f till confined to a hos
pital, was reported Wednesday
aa being well along the road to
recovery, . ..'
- Driver Arrested Mrs. Hel
en Ann Waerth, 1695 Yew
street, was arrested by city po
lice Tuesday night on a reck
less driving charge after she
struck a "One Way, Do Not
Enter" sign In the 200 block of
South High street as ahe was
entering the grid system the
wrong way. A witnessing of
ficer said ahe continued north
on High street without stop
ping. She was cited to court
Wrist Cut A severe lac
eration of the wrist was suf
fered Tuesday afternoon by
Loren McKay while working
on his car at his home, 840
Norway street The wound was
dressed by first aldmen and
McKay was taken to a doctor
by his family.
City Trucks Entered The
glove compartments of two
city trucks were ransacked
some time Tuesday night while
they were parked at the city
shops, city police reported. The
entries were discovered by a
city employee when he went to
work at 2:10 Wednesday morn
ing. Nothing was reported
missing.
Equipment of Army
Observed by Blind
Pupils at Oregon School for
the Blind were given an op
portunity Wednesday after
noon to observe Army equip
ment and to see how It works.
The equipment. Jeeps, guns
and other things, were brought
to Salem from Portland by
Col. Louis Farnsworth, an in
structor for the Oregon Na
tional Guard,
Tamale dinner and Bazaar,
Thursday, December 1, 5:00
p.m. to 8 pjn.. Turner Metho
dist Church at Masonic
Temple., 287'
Rummage Sale. Alpha - XI
Delta Alumni, Friday, Decem
ber 4, over Greenbaum'i, S-4.
288'
Rummage sale over Green
baums Saturday, December 5
Open 8 s.m. 289
Bazaar luncheon St. Paul's
Episcopal church, Chemeketa
near Church St. Friday, De
cember 4, 10:30 a.m. -6:00 p.m
288'
All-day bazaar snd 75c chick
en pie luncheon, 11:30 s.m. to
1:30 p.m. Friday. Dec. 4, First
Congregational church. Home
made mince meat for aale.
288
Paint with glamorizing
Treasure Tones. See our out
standing wallpaper collection.
Chuck Clarke Co., 255 N. Lib
erty. 287'
Vision - A d means Semler
made. For glasse- ground to.
your optometrist's prescription,
get Vision-Aid glasses at Sem
ler Optical Offices, Waters
Adolph Bldg., State it Com'l.
Ph. 3-3311. 287
Goodwill pickups Tuesdays:
West Salem and south of Cen
ter; Friday, north of Center.
4-2248. 287
Dr. Robert Burdette Jr., Op
tometrist, 802 Llvesley Build
ing, wishes to inform his pat
ients that effective December
1st his office telephone has
been changed from 1-7582 as
listed I- directory to 2-2525
Plesse enter on the inside cov
er ef your new directory.
287"
Another shipment of Kim-
port Worldwide Dolls has ar
rived, priced 25e up te f 15.00.
See these and American-made
dolls at 1210 North lflth. Also
do mschine hemstitching. Open
Tues, Wed, ft Thurs. 288
Rummsge sale, Jason Lee
Methodist chi'th. Jefferson at.
st Winter. Wednesday and
Thursday. Dec. 2nd 8s Ird.
a J87
Learn knitting. 141 State St
3-5654. Wednesday thru Satur
day. 1:00 xusv-4 pjn. 101'
Woman Bank
Robber Freed
Portland (V- Mrs. Elisabeth
Tsber, accused of attempting
to rob a Woodburn bank last
week, walked out of the U. S.
courthouse here Tuesday tem
porarily free without ball.
U. S. Commissioner Robert
A. Leedy released her after ahe
waived preliminary hearing on
a federal charge of entering a
bank with intent to commit a
felony.
The case probably will be
presented to the federal grand
iury in the near future.
The attractive 31-year-old
mother of four young boys said
she planned to return to Hub
bard, where aha lived with her
children in a motel. The chil
dren, ages 6. 7. 9 and 13, were
placed in a Salem foster home
after her arrest. She said she
planned to leave them there for
the present.
Mrs. Tsber said her husband
had left her and that ahe was
desperate for money when she
walked, unarmed. Into the
bank last Friday and handed
the teller a note stating: "This
Is S robbery. Don't do anything
you'll be sorry for."
Tree Top Falls,
Kills Logger
Stayton Lyle Lyons, 33,
was killed by a falling tree top
Tuesday while working on a
logging operation on the Del
bert Sander place, Sclo, Rt. 2.
Lyons was working with his
brother-in-law, Maurice More,
who discovered his body. Death
was believed to have been In
stantaneous. The accident occurred when
the top of a dead tree which
was lodged against the one
Lyons was felling, broke,
fell on his head.
Lyons is survived by
wife snd three children.
and
his
The average depth of the
ocean is 12,450 feet says the
National Geographic Society.
COURT NEWS
Circuit Court
Oreille C. end Alta O. Jobs VI. Bd.
Vara J. ana Alice R. KenoaU: JadTOeat
ardor dlomlulni complaint wile, prej
udice and proyldlng de!endorite rewreer
rrom pieinuira coeu one dleouraemenle.
Thornton McDonald vs. rniblle TJtuttiei
CommUiloner of Oregon: Order permit-
unc Beonlvo Truck Rental to become
a partr defendant br totorveiittoa.
Bettr Boaa v. Jooepli BonJarflta Ron:
Order of default eotvod Matoil de-
lendaat.
Bnataeea Mea'e Aueranot Compear of
Amortoa re. Albert J. Mccormick
otbere: Order autborUlna plaintiff
amend complaint.
Thornton McDonald ea. Pabllo CUImee
Coramleeloner of oreeea: Defendant'!
anever admltttu and danrtna and aek-
Ins dtfmaual el aompialt.
atate Rlzbaar CommUeloa a. O. E
and Jane Doe Powell; Lawrence J. Wurd
loier and Cecilia Ann Wurdlneer: Do.
frndanta' anewer admltttas and donrlni
and aekrna rodiment aaalail plaintiff
to daUrmlnl the demon 10 theol or rea-
ol appropriation of real a-ranonr
loojBt to be ainocmned.
Coneolldatod rim, Xal
wa. Weatorn
Lumber Pec lore, far.l C
plaint aeeb-
tni Jndtment of I3.01d.aa.
Blue Mountain Mi:la. Inc. re. Woofers
Lomoer Factora. Inc : Complaint aeek-
t of ll3.lia.ia.
Bettr Stenek oe. atanter Rop Stanek
Divorce decree ta plaintiff el.ee Sat aao
tadp ef two attaar ehlUrea.
L. C. Baitcnan n. Patrick M. and Bt
r Oraeen. ualted Stetee of America.
Btet UAoatplermeat Cowipeneatlnn com
tntaeton and stale or oroeewi Order el
defoult entered eoemet deiendontd HOC
and Steto of oreeoo.
Beelra U Oatchet rt. weelep M. OeV
anetl Order 01 default entered aaetaat
de fin lent. .
Probate Court
Rtenard D. Bartoa aetata: Order
petattaa Richard Pawl bar tow admlala-
trevor. Si tato hae probablo ralae wf lla
oe.
Steel aoRie Remit aalata. ReMte ap.
praapaa at ii.ee ai.
- Jbehae Cwataawa aetata: flapi m.
bp aa aa Jaa. a.
Rente O Cerllele eet.le: Order an
polnitnc Waller 1 Carllela aa admlola.
trater.
IN PUPPET SHOW
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Robert and With Williams have their picture taken .
with Nanny, and the King, of two of the leading characters
in their new marionette production, "Milk for the King's'
Mush," e comic story of a- runaway goat and an unhappy
king till ahe Is found. The Williams Marionettes combine
bright costumes and amusing characters for good chtl- -dren's
theatre and puppet tun. The show will be at the
high school auditorium Thursday and Friday alghts.
Show for Children Billed
For Salem on
For the fifth successive
year, under the auspices of the
Salem public schools, Robert
and Edith Williams will pre
sent their Marionettes for the
pleasure of Salem children.
The show will be given in
the Senior High School audi
torium December 1 and 4 at 8
p.m. Prices for children are
25 cents and for adults 75
cents. '
'Milk for the King's Mush,"
the Williams Marionettes cur
rent production is an amusing
costume play laid In medieval
Widow Wins
(Continued from r-are
"The decree will be reversed
with instructions to terminate
the trust and pay the proceeds
therefore to Mrs. Nichols, after
deducting costs and disburse
ments in both courts" the de
cision directed.
The supreme court set De
cember 16 as the time for bear
ing of the application of Ber
nard Asheim and Gables
Parks, Inc., for a writ of man
damus against Circuit Judge R.
Frank Peters of Washington
county to lift an attachment on
the property and bank account
of Asheim and the company.
The attachment was Issued
after Mrs. Ednamae F. Caveny
had filed suit against WiUiam
O. Robinson, former chairman
of the Marion county republi
can central committee and As
heim, who were then partners
dealing In real estate, to re
cover 811,858 paid the two
men for a house in Washing
ton county on which ahe
claimed she found a mortgage
after the deal had been com
pleted. The lower court ordered the
money paid by Mrs. Caveny re
turned to her and an sppeal
was taken to the state supreme
court where the case is now
pending.
The partnership of Robinson
and Asheim has been dissolved
and Robinson is now in busi
ness in Kelso, Washington.
Doubts Taxes
(Continued trom Pace 1
2. Said that under prevailing
circumstances the question of
whether Communist China
should be admitted to the Uni
ted Nations is not open to ne
gotiations anywhere. That was
in reply to a Question whether
the matter might be discussed
at the Big Three Bermuda con
ference opening Friday. He
said he would lesve for Ber
muda at 8 a m. (EST) Friday.
On Nixon's Tour
8. Said reports reaching him
on Vice President Nixon's tour
of the Far East have been most
encouraging. He ssid It has
helped to bring into closer con
tact the United States and the
countries Nixon has visited.
4. Voiced complete confi
dence in Atty. Gen. Brownell,
and announced that the Justice
Department plans to make pub
lie, possibly later in the day,
a complete report on what El
senhower termed events tn the
outlying cities.
a .
NIXON VISITS FARMERS
New Delhi, Indlo ) U. S.
Vice President Nixon and his
party visited the dusty.
parched - Punjab Wednesday I
and met some of the poorest
farmers they have seen in their I
Asiatic tour. But the residents
of three mud villages they
called st gave the Americana
a friendly greeting of sslssms,
musle and marigold garlands.
" i
Two Nights
times, presenting a Jester In
the old tradition with cap and
merry tinkling bells.
This ta the 10th play pro
duced lh 28 years of puppet-
eerlng In the United Btatea
and Europe. Robert and
Edith Wlllams make their
puppets of white or sugar
pine, balsa wood and stuffed
cloth. Hesds sre hand carved
with sharp knives. Moat an
imals are all cloth "cloth
sculpture". From 400 to 600
feet of braided fish line is used
in each ahow with approxi
mately 89 knots for each pup
pet With 12 to 15 puppets in
a ahow, that a a lot of knots,
especially when many of them
are tied and retted several
times in order to get the exact
balance necessary for smooth
performance.
Nothing unties faster than a
nylon string tied to an active
puppet To keep this from hap
pening during a performance,
which, might be embarraaaing
to the string pullers, each knot
is covered with ahellac to hold
it, it's hoped, forever.
Refuse lo End
(Continued from Page 1)
Department stores reported
sales falling off. The public
was without Its usual quota of
5tt million daily newspapers.
International union Presi
dent Edward J. Volz made his
plea at a membership meeting
of Local I. He asked mem
bers to accept srbltrstion in
their dispute over wages and
other issues with the New
York publishers. He said they
had "nothing to lose."
The president of the local
union, Denis M. Burke, how
ever, told the members that his
negotiating committee "will
not recommend they accept ar
bitration." Volt' plea came after -be re
ceived a government request
thst the union sccept arbitra
tion or decision by a neutral
party. The request was made
by Federal Mediation Service
Director Whitley P. McCoy.
As 350 of the 400 strikers
went into session Enis M.
Burke, locsl president, stress
ed thst the union's negotiating
committee was reported only, i
'but will not recommend they
accept arbitration."
Used Car Dealers
Vote Closing Days
Members of the Salem Used
Car Dealers association have
voted unanimously to observe
two three-day business closing
periods during the coming hol
ldsy season.
The used car lota will be
closed, the members agreed,
for three days beginning on
Christmas day and fnt a sim
ilar period beginning New
Year's day.
The dealers e greed also to
move up the regular monthly
meeting dates from the last
Monday of December to the
Monday before Christmas.
SURGICAL SUPPORTS
rif ad tinea.
trial gap -porta, Elaatia Hoalorr
Export
lliura aylrald fitUng
all TOm DOCTOB
t
Capital Drug Store
est ataie Btrwet
Ceraar se Ueertf
Seta Oreea Btaaare
Sfcckpolelo
Head Division
Brig. Qen. A. H. Stackpole,
who during World War U made
bis home In Salem while com
manding the Pennsylvania Na
tional Guard cavalry, which
was stationed here, Is to be
come the commanding general
of the 79th infantry division,
U. S. Army Reserve.
Salem friends of the general.
who Is executive- editor of the
Patriot-News newspapers, Har
risburg, Penn., received word
recently of his appointment '
Stackpole Was honored re
cently at a military ball as the
new commander. His appoint
ment was made known inform
ally In late November, though
the formal announcement win
not be known until later this
month. Stackpole assumes com
mand of the division January
1, succeeding Maj. Gen. Rob
ert W, Wilson, who is retiring.
Celled to active duty In
World War n with the Penn
sylvania National Guard,
Stackpole was itstloned la Sa
lem early in the war. Later he
was sent to the Chine-Burma-
lndla theater snd awarded the
Bronze Star for meritorious
service as commanding officer
of an American observer team
with the Chinese 27th Group
Army in the vcilnity of Bang
yang. (Continued from Pace 1)
He previously had schedul
ed a news . conference later
Wednesday.
Holding the copy of Eisen
hower's ststement,' McCarthy
told newsmen he wanted "to
go over this carefully" and
also to spend more time going
over Secretary of State Dulles'
ststement.
Reds Boon Out ef Picture
The president also took
sharp Issue with McCarthy on
another subject rs pasting that
he believes the communists in
government issue will be out
of the picture by the time the
congressional elections occur
next year.
McCarthy told a nationwide
radio and television audience
last week that communism
would be an issue and thst
the question of continuing his
hunt for subversives would be
the main issue In the election
of a republican congress.
"Straggle of the Ages" .
Elsenhower said that If the
United States "should turn
Impatiently to 'coercion of
other free nations, our brand
of coercion, ao far as our
friends are concerned, would
be a mark of the Imperialist
rather than of the leader."
He said American military
and economic aid was a part
of this country's own secur
ity program and added:
"We do this because unity
smong free na'tions Is our only
hope for survival In the face
of the worldwide Soviet con
spiracy hacked by the weight
of Soviet military power.
"This struggle dominates
all other considerations of our
timet. The issues, freedom
versus communism, is a life
and death matter.
"To my mind It is the strug
gle of the ages."
When the Wright brothers
made their flights at Kill
Devil Hill In 1B03, it could
be reached only by boat, but
a highway now links the ares
to the mainland.
A FLYING PUP
for Christmas
Little Henrietta, whose
family wot very poor, did
n't have much to look for
ward to ot Christmastime
until she found Willie
the pup. He was the only
Christmas the would have.
But Henrietta's father hod
to give Willie away. He
ate too much. Henrietta
was broken hearted until
Willie, offer many exciting
adventures, flew back to
her on Sonto't tlelgh
C h r I it m a i Eve. But
would he stay? It was to
much more fun In Santa
lond. You'll find out
when you read the Christ
mos ferial "Santa ond the
Flying Pup."
Starting In
The CepHel Journal
Dec. 3
Unify Only Hope
80
Fcjtivo Centered a
Salem City Center :
Aa escaped convict enjoyed
only 18 hours freedom before
he was apprehended by city po
lice In downtown Salem Wed
nesday morning and returned
to the State Penitentiary.
.Picked ud about 1:43 ajn.,
khortly after bjiylng different
clothes at a used clouting store
Commercial street was
Kenneth M. Gibson, IB, a trus
tee at the prison, who ducked
away from a work gang at tne
ate Society
Cards Out
For Holiday
Parties
December.' the big holiday
month of the year, will be
marked as usual by many par
ties, each week avow bringing
invitations for events.
Invitations were In the mall
Wednesday for a tea for which
Mrs. Robert J. Hsrrall and
Mrs. Glenn Wilbur are to en
tertain next Wednesday, De
cember t, at the Hemll home
on Falrmount Hill.
Invitations are also In the
mail today for a dinner party
for which Justice and Mrs.
Walter L. Toote are to .enter
tain at their home on Fair-
mount Hill the evening of De
cember 18
Mr, snd Mrs. Wallace Bone-
Steele and Mr. and Mrs. Mer
rill D. Ohling are entertaining
Thursday evening at the
Bonesteele home as the first
of a series of dinner parties
they are giving.
. - -1
A group or
24 Is Invited, bridge to fol
low the dinner, ,
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root cellar outside the
walls about 1:45 Tuesday sivarw
noon.
Police received a tip at Baa ,
the clothing store that seial a)
pair of trousers, a shirt astd a
coat to Gibson that he had set!
behind a denim outfit that eeavo
talned serial numbers In si fit A
check with - Gibson's prism
number revealed that they
were his and police were
quickly dispatched te leek for
him. He was wearing a aheepo
akin coat bought from the
store. a
A detective spotted him gee
Ing west en Chemeketa Street
and walked up behind aba as a
uniformed officer came around
the corner oft Liberty street
"GlbtonT" asked the officer,
"Whadda you thlnkt" muW
Verei the unhappy escapee.
He was tauten te the eUtsM
and turned ever ' te prlaem
guards. - i
aiuon was teat ub green
Multnomah county eat twtt
counts of assault and robbery.
He had but 10 months to go oa
his 10 years term but will new
lose hit "good tune' and will
also be faced with a court trial
ot a charge el eecope. "Gea4
tVAe" is time a convict earM
which is deducted froea his te
ta! sentence. . t .
The number of trailer parka
in the United State is fate
creasing at the rate ef about
1,000 a year. '
CARD OF THANES ' V
I wish to express my sincere
thanks to the many friends for
their kindness, sympathy had
beautiful floral offerings dur
lna the Illness and death ef an
. T . . . '
Dfiovea n us Dana.
Mrs. Ben J. Rameeyer :
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