THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Orepoa
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Xl i If l citiiem will receive their pa-
mice neii men
For Grand Jury
Three ounf men charged
with the burglary of a Salem
home Friday night waived
preliminary hearing in Mar
en county district court Mon
day and were ordered held to
answer to the county grand
Jury.
Held In lieu of $3,500 bail
each are Harold Ellis Crowe.
Grand Island. Nebraska: Lee
Joe Barta, Loi,g Beach, Calif.;
and Jack Richard Homann,
Libby, Mont.
In statements, the men ad
mitted forcing a kitchen win
dow at the Page Stevens home,
810 D street, Saturday night.
One of them climbed through
the window and opened a
door for the other two. They
took a .38 caliber revolver, a
wrist watch, food, cigars and
candy and socks and a wallet
from among gifts under the
Christmas tree, they said.
Thev were arrested hv ctaia
police in Albany later that
night in a car stolen from the
1S00 block of South 12th!
treet. Most of the loot was 1
(till in their possssion. police 1
(aid. The car of Joe W. i
Dougherty, Aumsville, was re-!
turned to the owner i
In the signed statements the
three said they had been sell
ing magazine subscriptions In
Portland and were hitchhiking
to California. They stopped
at the Salem police station to
ask where they could get some
food and were directed to a
local welfare agency.
When they found no one
there, they said, they walked
around until they came to the
Stevens house. When no one
answered the door bell they
decided to break in, they said.
citizens will receive their pa
pers
Most of the newly-natural-,
ized w ill be accompanied by
I their wives or husbands, and
in addition several prominent
j couples of the community will
oe Dreseni. i nev mriiiri Mr
and Mrs. C. A. Kells. Mr. and
Mrs. Carle Abrams, Judge
George Duncan and Mrs. Dun
can, County Clerk and Mrs.
Henry Mattson. and Attorney
General and Mr Rnhr v
i Thornton.
I The annual meetings are
!held in December and June nf
'each year.
Youth Group
Will Meet Here
Pilgrim Holiness vnun0 nn
pie from Western Oregon and
western Washington will con
duct their annual miHuint.
Youth Convention, December '
2S-31, m the Pilgrim Holiness
church, located on Carlton
way, 254 blocks east of the
san Shop off Portland road.
Rev. William S. Deal, Salem,
district superintendent of the
area, win nave general over
sight of the convention. The
services will be under the di
rection of Rev. I Roy Dwor
ichak, Eugene, executive sec
retary of district youth work.
Hev. V. G. Story is host rector.
The opening service will be
mi i:av Tuesday evening. De
cember 29. Rev. James Krei.
der. a student at Western
evangelical Seminary, Port
land, who is to be guest speak,
er for the convention will de
liver the nnenlnv art4r
Wednesday and Thursday
will be given to papers, panel
discussions of youth problems
and church work, musical
numbers and other features.
Mr. Kreider will address the
convention at 11 a.m. each day
and 7:30 each evening.
The closing session will
open at 7:30 Thursday night
and close at midnight with a
Watch Night service of prayer.
An outstanding feature of this
service will he h r.ni
Light Trio, under the direc
tion of Rev. Lyle Leach, Sa
lem, which will furnish a va
riety of vocal and instrumen
tal numbers throughout the
evening.
ine youth of Salem are
especially invited to attend
mis convention.
Good Cleanup Made
On Christmas Mail
Although the volume of
Christmas mail reaching Salem
during the holidays was ex
tremely heavy. Postmaster Al
bert C. Gragg reports that
when the temporary warehouse
on South Liberty street was
given up over the weekenc" only
two packages remained unde
livered and that was because
the office to which they were
addressed was not open.
The carrier force, reduced to
normal size by virtue of the
dismissal of a rnrn Af pvtra
was confronted with a sizable
jag of mail that accumulated
over the weekend. However.
all of this was expected to be
delivered during the day in
spite of inclement weather.
Thursday Deadline
Oregon Yets Bonus
The deadline for applying
for Oregon's bonus for World
War II veterans is next Thurs
day midnight.
Bonus payments, made to
121,092 living veterans and to
4.571 next of kin, total $50
million.
The 1953 legislature evtanri.
ed the deadline, and 2.400 vet
rans have taken advantage of
the extension.
Seekers for
Position Few
The number of applications
j received to date for the position
.of State Civil Service Director
; is somewhat disappointing, A.
C. Cammack, chairman of the
selection committee for the Ci
ivil Service Commission, said
today.
' Less than a dozen applica
tions have been received and
the final day for submitting ap
; plications is only about two
weeks off. Applications post
marked January IS will be ac
cepted. "Most of the applications re
ceived so far are from nnt-nf.
I state residents," Cammack
iaid, "and although we are
glad to receive them we are
hopeful that more Oregon peo
ple with personnel experience
will enter the competition. We
are looking for the best man
for the job and are carrying on
nationwide recruitment but
that doesn't mean that the best
man might not be an Oregon re
sident, ' he added
grand jury witnesses, be
turned over to court reporters
who had been assigned an in
ner room of smaller tize.
The new witness room will
be directly across the corridor
from the grand jury room. The
reporters win have outside
light in which to do their work.
Station Needs
Three Enlistees
Three men are needed In the
next three days to keep Salem
on top as the Marine Corps re
cruiting station in Oregon,
Staff Sgt. Robert D. Wilson of
the local office laid Mnnriav
The local office has led the
state for the past two months.
The enlistees will also be
part of Oregon's second Beav
er platoon which will leave
Portland late in January for
training camp, w nson reported.
Salem sent about Mi of the
first Beaver nlatonn whloh uft
in July and would like to sign
up at least za lor tnis one, Wil
son said. There are presently
.biu . mere are presently
The Civil Service Commis-1 16 signed up. Others must be
sion recently raised the salary
tor tne position to $8592 per
year.
County Court Agrees
To Switch in Room
signed up by January 19, he
explained, and will be returned
home under nrriertf until Iki
date when they will go to Port
land for processing and ship
ping out to camp.
The three or four enlstees
that the local office hopes to
get this month to maintain its
too recruitinff rerorH will f
the same deal, he announced.
i ney win sign up now and can
return home until the 19th be-
The county court Monday
agreed to a switch in rooms set
aside frr grand jury witnesses
and court rennrtarc In tk. n ..
courthouse. fore going on active duty.
.1 1 in (Tne urhn b m In, ...J '
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the proDer functioning nf th
available space, suggested that
large room set aside for
Job Offered
To Easterner
The position of park super
intendent for the city of Salem
has been offered to Walter
Wirth of Harrisburg. Pa.
The position t really a new
one in Salem, not comparing
with any now In the city ad
ministrative organization, and
It will pay a salary of $9000 a
year.
At the Monday night meet
Ing of the city council the
parks' advisory board will ad
vise the council that It has
directed the writing of a let
ter to Wirth.
Duties of the office will be
supervision of the parks main
tenance crew, and operation.
maintenance and development
oi me par program.
Approval by the city council
Is necessary for the employment.
Car Demolished in
Strong Road Mishap
His car was demolished and
a Salem man suffered hack
and rib injuries in an accident
Saturday evening on South
12th street near Strong road,
state police reported.
Archie Carter, 990 Morning-
side avenue, was reported In
good condition Monday at Sa
lem Memorial hospital, where
he was taken after the acci
dent In which his car left the
road and rolled over. Carter
was unable to explain what
caused the accident, police
said.
Gary Caepar
Barbara Hlaawjrek
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Bob Hore-Tony Martin
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In Color
Walt Mann's
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AIM (OW (ITtOM .
"Baaalaa
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NOW PLAYING!
Technicolor
Esther Williams
Vir Johnson
Tony Martin
"EASY TO LOVE"
"Champ for a Day"
BARBEQUED
CRAB
At NORTH'S
1170 Center St.
Injured Persons in
Good Condition
Two persons injured in auto
accidents Saturday were re
ported in good condition at Sa
lem hospitals Monday.
Eleven-year-old Donald Wil
son, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam H. Wilson. 400 Peek A Vat,
nue, is recovering in Salem
Memorial hospital from shock
and COnCtlSsinn iffrwl
the family car was struck by
ooutnern facific freight
train at the Lancaster drive
crossing north of Four Corners
oaiuruay noon.
Nile Caster. Snthxriin i.
ported in good shape at Salem
uencrai nospital after suffer
ing chest and shoulder injuries
In an accident at Laurel ave
nue and Columbia street Sat
urday afternoon. Caster was
riding in a car driven by Don
ald Loe Beck, 253 Gerth ave
nue, that collided with one
driven by Elwin Jacob Klein,
2545 Laurel avenue
New Citizen Dinner
Scheduled Tonight I
One of the two annual na
turalization dinner meetings
will be held at the YMCA
Monday night when 15 new
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Now Showing - Open 6:43
"ALL AMERICAN"
Tony Curtis. Lori Nelson
Co -Hit
"STAND AT APACHE RIVER"
- Technicolor -Stephen
MeNslley
Julia Adams
MEN'S SUITS
NOW GOING AT
NEAR WHOLESALE PRICES
KAY WOOLEN MILL STORE
Open All Day Saturday
260 S. 12th "The Street the Trains Run On"
CHRISTMAS ISN'T OVER YET AT. . .
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OUR ENTIRE SHOE STOCK GOES ON
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MEN'S...
French Shriner and Urner
Allen-Edmonds
Pedwin
Evans
it Slippers
it Handbags
it Hosiery
ON SALE AT GREAT SAVINGS!
SALE STARTS TOMORROW 9 a.m.
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YOU'LL FIND TERRIFIC VALUES
IN SUCH FAMOUS NAMES AS-
it Roblee
it Naturalizer
it Buster Brown
WOMEN'S.
Troylings
Life St rid
Rhythm Step
Jantten
Skooters
California Cobblers
CHILDREN'S
Propr-Bilt
Robin Hood
Jumping Jacks
Weber
$a Centers
Al the Fool ol
Ibe Bridge
V. Salem
Mile North tf
,h Underpay
Salem,
OPEN EVERY DAY 8 AJUfjl
Grade A Creamery
butter
LIMIT
ALL POPULAR BRANDS
Coffee 75'
LIMIT
POUND PACKAGE
Mucoa 22'2
LIMIT
CANE OR BEET
LIMIT
ft
10-Pound Sack
KITCHEN QUEEN
10-Pegml Seel
Flour 75
LIMIT
Radishes and
Green Onions
3.J0'
POTATOES IS
50 55'
' LIMIT
MULLIGAN STEW!
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Parsnips
Turnips
Rutabagas
Cabbage
Carrots
Onions
Short Ribs i
IP
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Beef lb.
CHEESE
lb.
LIMIT
Eastern Oregon Baby Beef
Young - Tender - Tasty
MONEY BACK GUARANTEE!
PURE GROUND REEF lb.
RIB STEAKS
CHUCK ROASTS
15'
39
lb. 29c
lb. 29c
33 ARBUCKLE'S
COLORADO
PAN-SAN
at the
SAN SHOP
LOCKER BEEF 7T
8Mm Arersre lit lbs. ts"
FRONT QUARTERS 21'
481 STATE ST.
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