Monday December 28, 1953
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Orezon
FOLLIES CHECK PRESENTED HOSPITAL
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General hospital after suffer- Film Forum scheduled lor ,h"'view of the State of the Union
krt and dromv pond . ikk.. .... . ior me mejsac. h.j ,
. n ' - luooy oi the YMCA. The film
in. Mr. and Mm. Lmdsey on Indonesia, entitled -T
grated their 53rd wedding ical Mountain Lund " wta
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aaiversary December S.
Borne from Hospital Mrs.
lobtrt (Twilla Losve) Hamil
L 2465 Claude itreet, re
mriied home Christmas morn
m from the Salem General
jjospital where she had an
emergency appendectomy late
Honda y afternoon. While Mrs.
gimilton was in the hospital,
(yir small daughter, Rebecca,
, Cared for by her maternal
p ndparents, Mr. and Mrs. N.
p. Lindscy.
""""" 0 Pm. and the dis
cussion led by Bill Rn
nifssage nad nothing to
wnn any such criticism.
Long Contemplated
"This is a step which has
own contemplated by the Pres-
follow. About 40 persons 1 ident '" along." Hagerty said,
have registered for the series ' Eisenhower himself said last
and others mav real.,.. .- month that h inisniorf i.
tne six remaining sessions. sult witl the Democrats at
' some point after discussing the
uoor forced A door lock forthcoming program with Re
was broken and two new tires Publican leaders.
LeotFioi0rereSt0k'n'r0m,he The bi-P"" conference
48? SerVlce tation-1 4nno"nced Monday will be
.L , ulh cCommcial street,: held at the White House at
some time Saturday night, city 10:30 a.m., EST, Jan. 5
morning"'" ""'" Hagerty said that while the
I President will discuss the State
. csr Entry Tried The right Escapee Returned The lt1 ,, tne.Unior- message gener-
window on her car was of six escapees from the Mae ' "y 'th ,ne legislators, the
damaged by a prowler who at-Lare School for Boys Friday "P .i' n tne ,or"
mpted to force entry into the ! night was returned to thi VSn ,nd natinal de
,ir Saturday evening while it ! school Saturdav n ,ienst aspects of the document.
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WI, parked in the 400 block of I ported. Five we're picked i
"Those are two subjects,"
Court street, Virginia Wallace, the early morning hours and Ha,ierty dded' "which are of
2880 Peck avenue, reported to ; the sixth later in the oay. They I vilal importance to everyone
city police. gave no details of the capture, i in ,n' country."
COURT NEWS
Male Society The regular ! False Alarms Called City
meeting of Willamette Agate j firemen were called out on two
..a Mineral Society has nepn ' false alarms Saturdav ninht
changed to Tuesday, Decern-1 Both alarms were called in by ' Circuit Court
Mr 29 at 8 p.m. in the chapel a woman, firemen said. They t Th"n" Trhtr v. uarr Ana
" Ealcm Memorial hospital, "me in at 8:17 and 9:57 p.m. HlSZ" to,?.. 'Z
Oificers will be elected andlne was reportedly a garage c0'""' property .ettiim.m.
uiere will b an exchange oflin veterans' housing area Lo,. a. d.li ... jhD Bob, Dtn.
... and the Other in the 900 blockb0: Divorce decree twarriing ciutody oi
I" - of State street Thev latter i?""" ,nM 10 pl'n"" '"o: requinni
ki i l. .u . . ' . lauer adenmnl to Py tM moochly iupporl.
Chimney Overheats An ov-:mocK has the state Capitol on 1 froneny uretmeat coainmeo.
erheatcd chimney caused a mi-' one Sde and Willamette uni-
nor blaze at the home of Mrs. versny ouuaings on tne other,
A check for $6000 is being presented Charles H. Heltzel,
president of Salem Memorial Hospital Board of Directors,
by Mrs. E. F. Kirkwood, Hospital Auxiliary treasurer.
The check is the major part of the proceeds of the recent
"High Fever Follies" sponsored by the auxiliary. The
money will be used to purchase a revolutionary cen
tralized food service for the hospital, known as "Meals
on Wheels." From left in picture, Mrs. Charles Heltzel,
chairman of Follies committee; Charles Heltzel: Mrs. Kirk
wood; Irwin Wedel. hospit. ' administrator; and Mrs. Ken
neth Sherman, president of the Auxiliary
Fire Menaces
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Keva M. Wright, 1698 Bellevue
itreet, about 6:15 Sunday eve
ning. Ceiling boards and joists
were charred by the flames,
firemen said.
Cars Collide Minor damage
was done to vehicles driven by
Elmer L. Hastings, Monmouth,
ud Jalmer Pederson, Port
land, when they collided at the
intersection of Center and
Commercial streets about 6
o'clock Sunday evening, city
police reported.
Jacket Taken A grey suede
jacket was stolen from lys car
while it was parked near his
residence, David Welton, 510
North Winter street, reported
to city police Saturday. The
shirt was taken from the un
locked car on December 10, he
aid.
Thief Gets Bacon A thief
lorced the lock on a door off
the loading dock at the Mon
Ark Meat com; any, 1615 So.
!5th street, Friday night, and
nude off with some bacon, sau
nge and cheese lrom one store
room and more bacon from an
other storeroom, city police re
ported Saturday. The theft
wis discovered by an employe
u he went to work Saturday
morning.
Assumed Business Name
I An assumed business name
certificate for Dizzy Dean's
Service Station has been issued
by the county clerk to H. C.
Hanson. 1898 South 12th
Street. Salem.
Election Tonight Members
of the executive committee of
the Industrial Supervisors As-! probate Court
sociation win meet Monday
night in the office of Gus
Moore, secretary of the YMCA,
and from the group of 18 will
elect officers for the coming
year.
Iiabel Hein Moore v. Pioneer Truel
Co. il executor of the Ceo. W. Shane
etite: Plaint!!!', motion to airlke cer
tain paraaraph o! delendant'a aaiver ai
"Irlvoloiu and Irrelevant."
School Administrators
In City for Convention
Several score persons, high to the educators as well as to
William Jamea Bernard estate: Order
admitting will to probate and appoint
ing Otto R. akopil. Jr.. administrator.
Erie T. Hall tatate: Order admlttlni
will to probate and apoplntlm Hlnnie B.
Hall administratrix.
Film Forum Meeting In
donesia will be the topic at
the weekly meeting of the
Film Forum at the YMCA
Monday night. The general
theme of the meetings is
"World Affairs Are Your Af
fairs." Before each discussion
a film furnished by the Ford
Foundation is shown. Atten
dance averages from 35 to 40.
Bill Ross of KSLM is moderator.
The sun has 1,045 times the
mass of Jupiter, the heaviest
planet.
Season's Greetings from
your Watkins Dealer and Dis
tributor. May the New Year
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Chuck Clarke Co, 255 N. Lib
erty. 308
Eileen's Beauty Studio, 1405
N. 17th. will be closed Monday
after January 1, 1954. !
District Courts
Loula DeCtcco. Portland, obtaining
money by talse pretensea. charaed dls
muted lollowlna return of not true bill
by grand Jury,
Ray Johnaon. larceny by bailee, dli
muued on grounds that federal govern
ment la prosecuting defendant for a
crlmt Involving aame acta.
Raymond H. atnlth. escape from the
penitentiary, dismissed on grounds that
an Indictment was filed by rand jury
for county circuit court.
Municipal Court
John L. Luts. 3S0 Browning avenue.
driving while Intoxicated, held In lieu
o! 1350 bail.
Donald Prancla Pearl. ISM Beach ave
nue. Illegal possession ol Intoxicating
liquor, posted 111 ball.
James Edward Weat. low Yew afreet.
disobedience of court order to pay fine.
posted 131 ball.
Donald t,. Reed, illegal posseatlon of
intoxicating liquor, paid 120 line.
Marriage Licenses
Paul H. Blake. 31. overhead crane op
erator, Samoa. Calif., and Shirley Alice
Weber, 19. at borne. Eureka, Calif.
Olln Donald Wallace, 10, cannery work
', Rt. 1. Turner, and Batty Darlene
Dowt, 33, waltraaa, MS Beiitvue St.,
Salem.
Paul Orlando- Jewell. 33 atudent. Ken-
Bewick, Wash., and Elolia Arden Rose
berry. 33. atudent, 1101 North Summer
St., Salem.
John Crooks, 44. contractor. Corrallta.
and Helen Robertaon. 41. utility clerk.
1139 Highland Ave.. Salem
in the ranks of Oregon educa
tors, assembled at Parrish
Junior high school Monday
morning in connection with
the annual convention of the
Oregon Association of School
Administratars.
The one day conference was
presided over by H. Milo Cam
eron of Portland, president of
the association.
The delegates listened to
two addresses during the fore
noon concerning personnel
problems. One of the speak
ers was Frank Beach, vice
president of the U.S. National
Bank of Portland who discuss
ed "Personnel Policies and
Procedures in Industry." He
was followed by Dr. William
R. Odell, professor of educa
tion, Stanford University, who
approached the personnel
problem from the ingle of the
school administration.
A number of discussion
groups were formed following
the two general talks. Chair
men of these groups Included
Wallace McCrae, superinten
dent of the Pendleton schools;
Henry Tetz, superintendent of
the Monmouth-Independence
schools; Don J. Campbell, su
perintendent of Parkrose; Guy
Shellenberge: of the Marsh
fild schools ande J. T. Long
fellow of the Lincoln county
system, Toledo.
Monday night at the Marion
hotel a banquet will be served
delegates here for the annual
meeting of the Oregon School
Among those evacuated from
the Mt. Wilson blaze were 40 !
bed patients from Pottenger
sanatorium and clinic in Mon
rovia. Children at the north
end of Sierra Madre also were
removed from their homes as
the flames crossed the city lim
its ver brush-covered land.
U.S. forestry officials said 136
cabins in Ps- Santa Anita can
yon are presumed lost. Intense
heat from the flames prevent
ed an inspection party from
entering the canyon.
Boards Association, who will Ashes Fall li Los Angeles
conduct their session at Par
rish junior high Tuesday.
Ralph Jones, Grants Pass
school superintendent, will
preside and Dr. William C.
Jones, executive director of
Western Interstate Commis
sion lor Higher Education.
will deliver the main address.
French Airforce
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French sources in Saigon said
the invaders were Vietminh
regulars from coastal North
Annam, possibly supported by
some Laotian regional ele
ments. The French also were faced
with a major supply problem.
The rebel advance cut the Me
kong River supply line as well
as road routes to the Laos gov
ernment seat of Vientiane. The
capital and other strategic
towns in the northern part of
the kingdom now must be sup
plied by air.
The Mt. Wilson area fire
started Sunday from undeter
mined origin. Ashes fell as
far away as downtown Los An
geles and Hollywood.
The fire fingers moved
quickly up Mt. Wilson and
nearby peaks.
Fire and high winds destroy
ed the telephone and power
lines in the Mt. Baldy and San
Antonio Canyon areas. Roads
were blocked and sightseers
told to stay out.
Between 600 and 1,000 men
with more than 60 pieces of
equipment manned the fire
lines in the tricky terrain. For
estry officials and police order
ed residents of Monrovia can
yon. Hidden Canyon and the
Gold Hill section on Monrovia's
outskirts, Santa Anita Canyon
and some houses in Arcadia to
evacuate for safety.
ERROL FLYNN FATHER
Rome VPi A daughter was
born yesterday to Patrice Wy
more, actress wife of film hero
Errol Flynn. Doctors at Rome's
International Hospital said the
mother and 6 '4 -pound baby,
named Anella Roma, were "do
ing fine."
WSC Engineer
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His ten-year record at the
Whiting corporation brought
his rise from chief engineer of
the btoker division to director
of engineering of the division,
to director of research and de-
I velopment. to plant manager,
I and to vice president in charge
of manufacturing.
Long Service Record
Following his graduation
from Washington State in 1918,
he was in instructor and as.
J sistant professor of mechanical
engineering and member of the
1 engineer experiment staff of
; the college. He was an appren
tice instructor at the Puget
sound navy yard at Bremer
ton in 1918-19 and two years
I before that was with the naval
ordnance division at the navy
i vara.
Dr. Pearl taught at Benson
Polytechnic school in Portland
as head of the gas and aviation
division. He was there from
1926 to 1932. A year prior to
that he owned and operated a
Dusiness in Portland.
In his tenure at Washington
State college since 1946 he has
been director of industrial re
search and chairman of the
mechanical engineering d e -parement.
He has done re
search work f - the Bonneville
administration which he will
not direct.
Long Career Listed
He was born in Kent, Wash..
October 2. 1893. He graduated
from Washington State in 1916
with a degree of bachelor of
science and obtained his mas
ter's degree then in 1926.
From the University of Mich
igan in 1934 he gained his
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Ph. D. In addition he has taken
special courses in X-ray, avia
tion and management.
Dr. Pearl is a member of the
American Society of Mechan
ical Engineers and the Ameri
can Society for Engineering
Education. He holds four
United Stales patents and has
written many technical - -tides
for magazines and periodicals.
He Is a i. 'ember of Tau Beta
Crimson Circle, Phi Kappa Phi;
Sigma Xi, and Phi Eta Sugma.
He is a member of the Congre
gational church. Masons, East
ern Star and his local Chamber
of Commerce. He is married
and has one child.
Selection of
Assessor Due
A number of men have lul
mitted their application! ti
the position of Marion count
assessor, held for many yeal
By tne late "Tad" Shelton.
In one or two Instance
where men have been a
reluctant to apply for the poa
friends have approached til
county court In their behalf
County Judge Rex HartleJ
said a successor to Shelto
would probably be selects
Tuesday, although the Marid
County Central Committal
will be given an opportunitj
to check the qualifications
the candidates.
The person selected wll
hold office until, the next fen
eral election.
Ex-Spy Says
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The early successes of Han
nibal were based on a success'
ful combination of infantry and
cavalry at a time when the Ro
man cavalry forces were al
most nonexistent.
IT'S
GREEN'S SPORTING
SHOP
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EVINRUDE
1201 So, Commercial
Sen. Jenner (R., Ind ), thl
committee chairman, said In
statement Saturday night tha
on the basis of testimony iron
Ismael Ege. a former Red In
telligence officer, "there prod
ably ar 25 Soviet spy ring
operating in the Unite
States."
Gouzenko, asked to estimatl
how many Soviet agent
might be working in the Unit
ed States now, replied:
I think It might run inu
hundreds. As some lndlcal
tion, they spend several mil
lion dollars on telegram
alone." i
GIVES BRIDE AWAT AT 96
Denver 0J.B A 96-year-old
great grandfather presented
his daughter, herself a grand
mother, to the bridegroom in
a week-end wedding.
Lewis Cavender Kees gave
away his daughter, Mrs. Fan
nie Watson, at the ceremony
witnessed by the bride's two
sons and her five grandchll
dren.
Gl's Cheer
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a statement telling 8th Arm;
troops, in effect, not to get ex
cited.
The Army promised soldier.
additional information,
quickly as it is available.
There were seven America!
divisions and part of an eightl
in Korea at the time of the ar
mistice and there has been ni
announcement that any had
been withdrawn.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our ap
preciation for the many klnc
and thoughtful acts of friendi
and neighbors in the recent
bereavement occasioned by the
passing of our husband anc
father, Orrln W. Emmons, lata
of 1780 Court Street, Salem
lawuuss.
JENNIE C. EMMONS
and Family. 108
POOR BOY
SANDWICH '
At NORTH'S
117 Center St.
nusnnoii
cnniniTiG
ACIIES-PAiriS
Hum Ij, tfAtiArai flTnuntv
Iiwt Rs Hivlln nrl Wil
liam Lewis, business man, will
advanced to tne ran oi
Knioht PflmmonHsr nf 4VlS
Court of Honor during investi
ture ceremonies to oe neio in
Portland Monday night. The
awarria will ha marie in recOS-
nition of the work accomplish
es oy tne two men in aaiera
Scottish Rite circles. A num
ber of Salem persons, promi
nent in Masonic circles, wiu
witness the ceremonial.
Tsviunrf r.ltiK Tnwngend
Fluh Mn 1 7 uill mt at the
home of Mrs. Olga Northup,
TO Fairview avenue at 2 p.m.
Tuesday.
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tegular meeting of the Marion
Auxiliary Veterans of Foreign
n will be held Monday
"enlng at the Veterans of
foreign Wart hall, 8 p.m.
ler M. Pierce
In Weak Condition
The life nf Walter M Pierce.
I U-y ear-old x-congresman
I "4 former governor, is hang-
"IDy a thread.
Mrs.
I1' 80th birthday Saturday,
"Ml she got her wish that her
"HMnd could live until
rarlstmas.
She asirf Um 1. ...... a,lr
I to i comfortable.
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