Monday, February 1, 1954
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
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Local Paragraphs
Proclamation Issued Mayor Al
Louckj has signed a proclamation
setting the month of February as
heart month in Salem, Through
out the country the month is being
observed as American Heart
Month and schools, churches, sci
entific organizations, civic clubs,
business establishments, and so
cial and fraternal organizations are
asked to cooperate in the heart
iund campaign.
Townsend' club 17 will meet
with Mrs, Maude Morlan, 2244
Hyde street, at 2 p.m. Tuesday.
Zirgler Will Speak Al Ziegler
New Zealand, exchange teach
ers at Leslie Junior high school,
will be the speaker at the Feb
ruary meeting ot the Mens' club
of St Paul's Episcopal church
Monday night, beginning at 6:30.
Zicgler's talk will be on "New
Zealand and Oregon" and will be
preceded by dinner to be served
in the basement of the new
church.
Assumed Business Names As
sumed business name certificates
(iled with the county clerk include:
A. C. Fur Farm" by Loren W.
Croxton and Albert J. Apperson;
The Music Center by Douglas
Jnquith and Helen Jaquith. Notice
of retirement from Music Center
retail) has been filed by Charles
B. Thomson.
Transformers Tipped Six
teen electrical transformers were
tipped over and damaged at the
Portland General Electric com
pany parking lot, 780 North Lib
erty street, Saturday afternoon,
It was reported to city police.
The transformers, ranging in
value from about $200 to over
$300 were not believed extensive
ly damaged but would have to be
checked thoroughly te make
sure, company officials said.
Money Feund-A purse with over
. $20 in it was turned in to the city
police station Saturday evening by
14-year-old Lee Golden, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Virgil T. Golden, 605
South Commercial street. He found
the purse in front of the First Meth
odist church parsonage, the youth
said. There was no identification
in the purse, police said. They are
holding it for claiming by the own
er. f.as Theft Tried A gas pump
lock at Mowscr Brothers service
station, 1185 South 12th street,
was missing and a hacksaw blade
,., fn.inri hv the Dump when
the station opened Saturday, it
was reported to police. A release
lever was joined and could not
be opened, so was Deucveu
gasoline was stolen, police said.
Fire Believed Set A fire 'set
in paper piled on a door mat at
.,. Farl R. Derflinger home,
oias ct!,o street. Saturday night,
is believed deliberately set, city
,nnriH nerhneer said a
similar incident "purred about
week earlier. Minor damage
was done to paint and woodwork
on the porch.
False Alarm-Light from a small
,.nftwime from a garage
TZiShn alarm that
"rSch-a
'..u shortlv before midnight
Saturday.
Pane Broken-Thc screen was
pulled from a bedroom window and
the window pane broken at the
E Dennis home, 535 Locust
street. Mrs. Dennis reported to city
police Sunday morning. Apparently
the house had not been entered,
she said.
Cars Collide - Two cars were
damaged Saturday afternoon as
one swerved to miss a boy and a
dog in the street and struck the
other car parked at the curb. Jer
ome F. Bischoff, 965 North Fifth
street, toid police he was driving in
i,-inn hinrlt of Church street when
the bov and dog dashed in front of
him. His car suffered considerable
front end damage and the parked
car of F. D. Eason, 735 South
Church street, suffered consider
able rear end damage, police said.
To Open Bid Bids for the
eounty's requirements of gasoline,
diesel oil and other petroleum
products will be opened at 10:30
a.m. Feb. 18. It is estimated
the county will need 94,500 gal
lons of gasoline during the 12
months period beginning March.
Roosevelt
(Continued from J 1)
Tractor Dealers Meet The
monthly meeting of the Willam
ette Tractor Dealers association
will be held at the Senator hotel
Monday night at 7. The associa
tion included in its membership
area, Ford tractor dealers from
Longview, Wash., to Eugene.
Peek oh Program S. C. Peek
Salem, of Sylvania Electric Prod
ucts, Inc., will speak on A Disc
Seal Triode as an Ultra High
Amplifier" at the sixth annual
Southwestern Institute of Radio
Engineers conference and elec
tronics show at Tulsa, Ukla.,
February 4-6.
Mother Dies Martha McNeil,
resident of Vancouver, Wash., and
mother of Sid McNeil of the balem
branch, Pacific Fruit and Produce
company, passed away recently
after an illness ot more man a
year. Funeral services brought
closer for the first time in a num
ber of years, all of the mother's
six sons. Four of them live in
Canada and another in England.
"At this time 1 was entering the
fifth year of my active service in
the Marine Corps, much ol it
o'erseas. ' -
'Unfortunately, due to prior
physical disabilities accentuated
by malaria contracted in the South
Pacific, 1 was very much below
par physically.
I further was actually con
scious oi the tremendous ouraen
which my father was then carry
ing as .President of the united
States, and the horror of adding
another to these burdens seemed
to me to be overwhelming.
'I was promised that if I would
sign a letter that attorneys would
prepare, it would never be made
public and that in time it would
be destroyed.
"I wrongly believed that no in
dividual in their right mind could
or would ever make public such
a statement" .
Roosevelt said he had fully ac
cepted his wife's statement that
all such documents had been de
stroyed.
Earlier in the day,' at the urging
of. Democratic Party leaders,
Roosevelt released his supporters
"from any further obligation in
connection with his hopes for a
scat in Congress.
COURTS
Community Council Meeting-
The Community Council will
meet Thursday night at 7:30 in
the office of Judge Joseph a,
Felton, room 203, Old High School
building. Besides routine busi
ness reports will be made from
the family, child welfare and
recreation councils. Herbert E.
Barker is president of the Com
munity Council
Cash, Keys Takes About $25
in rash and the keys to the fam
ily car were taken from the purse
of Mrs. James jrouey, in me
kitchen of the home at 940 Hood
street, Friday morning, it was
reported to city police Saturday
evening. Method of entry into
the house was not determined,
police said.
County Agent Moves The
county agent's office, located in
the school administration build
ing for the past two years, was
being moved to the new court
house Monday. The agent's of
fices will be on the basement
floor in the southeast corner.
WET WINTER ROAD DAMAGE
Births
HELSTROM-To Mr. nd M". Robtrt
Bfinlrom, 1123 Kcbtik St., n. Jn-
""tUCKETT-To Mr. nd Mt. V(!
Hirkttt. Box chema.
"clRCLE To Mr. nd M. MfMn Cir
i. mt . box 1M. duehwr. Jn.
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OISFM-Ti) Mr. nd Mr. Vfmon Ol
n 257S Ward trle. m Jim. Jnntrj 30.
RILEY To Mr. nd Mr. Notl R11T.
11S North Church S' uto.lunm 31.
7.EIT To Mr. nd Mr. HrIn 2ii,
JJ10 Boiith I3!h. on. Jnurf 31.
Mlrm Mtmrll HoiplUl
WALZ-To Mr. r.d Mr frtncli Wi,l,
JUS Sooth Cotute. dutM. Jn
Uir 31.
BR1D80N To Mr. ad Mrs. Roy k.
SrWjon. 553 Mr1no drlvf, ion, Jn
varr 30.
rulTrs To Mr ind Mn. Mrtd CTUH.
rn. Junmry 29
M HMIIIT-Tt Mr. nd M. Otorte
Ohmldt CI Mt. wi, lis. Jlniurr 30.
Car Tank Drained About
one-fourth of a tank of gas was
drained from his car late last
week while the car was parked
in front of his home, Dr. Dale G.
Parker, 1595 Berry street, re
ported to city police Saturday
night.
Stella Mae Anthony
Services Thursday
Mrs. Stella Mae Anthony, 80,
resident of Salem for the past
four vears. died at a nursing
home Sunday night. She was born
in Ohio, July 15, 1873.
Survivors include two daugh
ters, Marie McMilien of Chinook,
Wash., and Zeima Giidow of
Klamath Falls; two grandsons in
Salrm. Warne H. and j. A. Nunn;
four other grandchildren and
several great grandchildren.
Funeral services will he held
at the M3cy Mortuary. McMinn
ville, at 1:30 Thursday afternoon
with burial in the Evergreen
Cemetery,
Circuit ..Court
JephSo Mrie Gibson ts. Richard Al
len Gibssa: Divorce complaint, aUtsios
caxeX nd Itifcumtn treatment. SJatrled t
Cltftan Heights, P., Feb. lf 1947. PUia
iltt .ss custody ol minor tbm n4 19G
monthly support.
Uolph nd Shell Hter, William Doiph
Heater, Peart E. Httttr. P. H Brown
and Mrt. P. H. Brown vs. Portland Taft
Co.: Order holdine that plaintiffs are
owners ol rUin real property. t
Marie Lay . Jim Arthur Brown: Or
der oi dismissal witfc peiadie to plain
tiff. Marion A. Rile w. Thomas S. Hilea:
Complaint in which plaint if askt thai
defendant be required to pay $100 month
ly aiimon? per month from December t.
1S53. dutins her Hie time ar until her
re-marriage and reculrln defendant to
make nrotnpt payment of ail pirmmma
on life insurant policies in the sum ot
f 8.809.
Pood CominodltiM Co. . Consolidated ;
Products Co.: Defendant answer al !
lesing and admitting and ains that :
piaintiff take nothiac by reason of the
complaint.
Reserve Insurance Co. r. Delbert Ve
Doncush: Complaint asltinf that piain
tiff be nbrozaird and o all tithts of
one Ojscar Phillip against the defendant
to the extent of 1344 .55.
E. L. mfdtrom Co. , Clyde A. John
son: Judgment order in favor ol the
piaintiff In the sums ei 1100 and USS
on two causes ol action.
Probe te Court
Aim K. Utrieh eitatr: Ket Talus nf
Usable estate placed at H,S35.Si in re
port to ttat treasurer.
-Waldo V. Kardman ettate: Order d-
mittina' Mtat to probate and gamins
wuiitm narsman hhubh wwr.
Basil P. Siupfel estate: Kt of
estate pUri-ft at $22,542.5$ ta report te
state treasurer.
Zadle Wpitner Seen estate: Order ef
distribution.
Mary Mad Fiiher fcMate; Order of dis-tribution.
Craic PhiiHs auardianhip; Ord
atithorinint cuardian to enter into lae
atreement wth the c. . jonnon iam'
ber Co.
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Compromise
Coatimed from Pigfr 5)
The wKfestisa s that, it the!
Senate would approve an amend
ment wittawt the clause, the Wisiie
House trjld meantime study the
sable effect of such a clause:
arsd either approve it as it stands
or submit substitute langusse to;
the House when A takes up im:
issue.
George said in m interview he
wcui d not agree to any ruch proee
dure, "I will art support the amend
ment unless It has this clause,"
George said. "It is the only way,
that Congress can find out what
5s iB 'sonw international agree
ments. It protects the rights ef
the states where they mint be
protected if they are going to be
protected at all in the Congress
aad the Supreme Court,
The Georgia senator's peritloa
was regarded as extremely signif
icant, since he is looked to for
advice on the treaty-power amend
ment by a large segment of the
Senate's 48 Democrats,
Kncwlaad and other GOP lead
ers were is conference with the
President to 2 hours.
He said he uA his cailesgues
were returning ta the capitot to
consult with the Demssratie lead
ers of the Senate and with Sea,
Brieker S-Ohio),
Tod view shows six foot settlement in Northwest Coast street,
Newport, immediately north of Nye beach. Settlement here may
be attributed to erosin of a soft sand base over which the road
was built. Lower: Settlement ot the highway near Bueil an
Wallace bridge cutoff is due, say state highway engineers, to
a slip plane formation well lubricated by long winter rains.
A new, realigned section ot highway will be constructed to
the northward to bypass this slip plane formation.
Oregon Blue Book
Ready This Week
SALEM m The Oregon Blue
Boole will be ready for distribution
in a day or two, Secretary of State
Earl T. Newbry said Monday.
the book, a MemBal volume of
information about the state, sells
for Si. Newbry said the format is
completely changed tail year,
Regards EDC
Said MoSotov;
The conclusion of a peace
treaty a of major importance for
the promotion of peace ia Europe,
The necessity of accelerating th
conclusion ot 8 peace treaty with
Germany is dictated by U tact
that the danger of resurgence ol
German militarism, which twice
has unleashed a world war, has
not been removed.
This was the Kremlin way ef
saying teat West Germany i in
tention ta rearm even witWa the
defensive framework of the Eu
ropean Defease Community is ag
gression 'to the Russians. Tht
peace treaty idea was one more
haymaker swung by the Russians
to damage, postpone or cancel
EDC.
Moloto spoke after British For
eign Secretary Anthony Edea lad
declared: - .
it is our purpose ta associate
Germany so closely with ataer
peace-tovsng states ifiat sne wiu
neither seek nor be able is us
her regained strength for aggres
sive purposes.
Only Soviet Plan Wasted
The . Soviet minister said the
German peace conference should
be convened within sa menas ana
fa any case not later than October
this year.
He proposed the deputy foreign
nuBisters of the four occupation
powers get together oa the treaty
as a purely unilateral Soviet ver
sion. '" " '
At all stages ol handling, how
ever, "appropriate participation of
German representatives shall be
provided for," Molotov declared.
causing a several months delay in
its puhlicatwn. -
It was to have been published
early last fall.
CORRECTION
The Following Coffet Prices Appeared incorrect
In TODAY'S STATESMAN!
Texas Senators
(Continued from Tift 1
Municipal Court
Phil Slockum. 1, ijbnrtr, nd Bhirlnr
Df . 17, t borne, fcotft 430 Soutll 22nd St.
World's finest pianos. Kimball-Janssen-Gulhransen.
Salem Music
Company. 153 S. High St Phone
2-8708.
Paint with glamorizing Treas
ure Tones. Sec our outstanding
wallpaper collection. C h u t k
Clarice Co., 255 N. Liberty.
Lou Estcs now at Henry's Bar
ber Shop, 1215 S. Com!. Shop
hours 8-6. Ph. 3-9483.
Klamath Falls Man
iKIIIed in Automobile
KLAMATH FALLS Thomas
D. Patrick, 17, Klamath Falls, had i
nts ncaa omsiae me iuim w
moving automobile which side
swiped a parked car here Sunday.
He was killed outright.
Others in the moving car. .Wil
liam F. Seaberry and David
Moran, both 17 and from Klamath
Falls, were not hurt despite the
fact that the car tipped over after
the crash and landed 80 feet away
in a ditch.
For Sale by owner well-equipped
beauty shop. Good location.
Very reasonable rent Call 2-0069.
Antiques close out at cost until
Monday. Everything must go.
Open Sunday and evenings til! 10,
3655 Portland Kd.
Daniel dictated this statement to
a reporter:
"Sen. Morse is still crying about
our victory in the tiaciands legis
lation.
"He fought Texas and the other
states longer and barter man any
other senator, breaking the senate
filibustering record. I'm not sur
prised that he has criticized the
Texas senators wno prevaiieu
against him in this fight, and l m
sure the people of Texas can make
up their own minds about their
elected officials without any out
side help from Sen, Morse,
Regards It as Compliment
"It was a compliment to me to
be criticized by Sen. Wayne Morse
because that puts me in the same
boat with my state and its people.
No one in the U. S. senate has
fought and voted against Texas,
and the interests of its people,
more than Senator Morse.
Denial of Jobs
(Continued from Tite ) ,
fair practice for an employer toil
encourage or discourage memoer- j I
ship in a union "by discriminaiioB )
in regard to hire or any term orj
conditions of employment"
la other action Monday, Morton I
Sobell, convicted as a co-conspir-l
atsr of atom spies Julius and Ethel 1
Eosenbcrg, was denied a Supreme
Court review of his unsuccessful i
attempt ta get new trial.
NOB HILL COFFEE
NOB HILL COFFEE
AIRWAY COFFEE
AIRWAY COFFEE
i. 96c
$1.91
.. 94c
2. 1.87
Taft-Hartley makes it an unfair
labor practice for a union to at
tempt to cause an employer to
discriminate aEainst an emsiove
in violation ot a sub-section ot the
act.
The sub-section makes it an tin-
Newoort Dream, leading
money-winning harness horse of:
1S53, won 20 ot his 22 starts,
the last 18 in a row. He earned
$94,933, a new high for a 2-year-
old.
Moved. Phagan's new school of
beauty to 255 N. High St
Accordion lessons. Instru
ments rented while you learn.
Wiltscv Mufic House. 1880
State. Ph. 3-7186.
Marshall's oner for lunch dai
ly 11:30 a. m. Special Sunday dinners.
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Open a W ilUmttlt Valley Bank Bonus Savings Auount now and
add $5 or more each month to keep your account growing. By
saving this systematic way funds on depot increase McaHily and
Mrn intcrcM at the greater rate of 2Virt.
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Elmer L Peebler of
Salem-Albany Dies
Funeral services will be held
Tuesday in Albany for Elmer Lew
is Peebler. 80, resident of the Sa
lem and Albany communities for a
number of years.
Peebler had been employed by
the Cummings Transfer company
in Albany for several years. Hei
was born "in Adams, Ore., January!
9. 1874. He had lived in Oregon!
most of his life. He had been in
ill health for about two months.
Surviving him are four daugh
ters, Mrs, Thyra Zimmerman,
Gresham, Mrs. Hazel Taibert, Al
bany, Mrs. Inez Faxon, Toledo, and
Mrs. Betty Hayes, Salem: and a
son, C-ionn Peebler, Lebanon.
Services will be held at the Fish
er Funeral home at 11 a m. with
burial in Albany. .
HEALTH TALK
By
Dr. J. A. Rombough (D.C.N.D.)
1515 State St.
Headaches
Perhaps there is no physical
discomfort more common than
headache. It is one ot few ab
normal conditions about which
there is so little understood.
Many think of headaches as a
disease in itself. Nothing could
be further from the truth fisr
headache is merely ONE symp-
itom of an abnormal condition, it
is common knowledge that head'
ache is associated with many
physical disorders. Many sutler
crs give credit to Natural Meth
oris of treatment for their com'
nlete recovery from this malady
The results are due tn restoring
normal nerve enersy. reducing
nervousness, and building up trie
body. A nation wide report shows
armd results with Natural Metn
mis. Of 2,367 cases of chronic
headache and migraine, 8.7
made nermanent satisfactory re
enveries. If you arc a headache
sufferer, vnu are invited to in-
vestisate our Natural Method of
reeoverv that does not mask
symptoms but removes the cause.
mm mm iw usmm
Reg. 25c box 300 .
KLEENEX TISSUE
17' 3 for m
Toiletry
Soli for
$M0
Gift Boxed
Fancy Stationery
Sic
Colorful assortment ef
whit and Mutes' jilt
ifatioiwry. In smart
gilt bsiet
limit I
Twsi i
Variety
15c Ever Yours
Bubble Bath
Rcloxing, refreshing, soften
herd wot-er, too!
Limit Toiletry
7
2 13c
Household Weight
Aluminum Foil
Mokes cooking easier
and tastier , J hanif
tatter box
39c Value
iWt
Two
19'
Variety
M.75 Richard Hudnut
Child's Permanent
Especially designed for
children's hair.
Toiletry
69
Valentine Bag
Assortment
10 ta 12 Valentines
in assorted1 styles in
cellophane bag
Variety
OT
Delicious, Fast, Easy to Serve
33c Hormel
Chili Con Carne
WITH SEANS
i rw scow Jiiiiir 3 tor
85c
15Vi-ot. tin
Toiletry Mailt
7.95 Sun Volley
Electric Heater
$77
fan type neater
lor mors evenly
distributed Jieet
Variety
fred Meyer Drugs
148 N, USERTY
We Reserve the fMjht ia UmH QusnUilts