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Newspaper Page Texta9 C e 0 o alenf?Orefron, Wedniaf. Member 21, 19559- ' TRJ! rftPftJtkfgJOUfiXAU T,nnh7 Pa.rntrrnniStork4rrTl'e'' "I State. Boards , IUltll L III 11 UJJtlSL .jffi Hurrlftmelc p., , j"" ' 9 5 I rnpnRpni'T v rii? lors- w'lh an administrative cre- Fire Breaks Oul-Ftfemcn ex- To California MrrlDr. E. R. , J 'here Mmdav iWial becoming msndaiOQ- of r,,..!,k.j . : . i.j n ...u. ..... f..TMe stone mew in ncre .Monuay of Edwin F. Snider, 140 Vir- Santa. M.mic. Calil.. where he ?" ,,H .'"!'mllc " "' 'rr S gina street. Tuesdav afternoon will attend a special proctology . ' Thu f.i--c.-..-i.,r4 i t'i,. k.tkrnnM i I i im m UA.n? hnU K- It. Calif nr. Klrls of the ho imp and PtprftivA nia rnrtnlosv Soeietv Sentemher P''aJ smoke damase was caused b- 24-23. He plans to return t4 Sa tore firetmen broughi the blaze lem September 28. under cimtrol. I - . I . Meeting Tonipht Past Noble July l, I9."i6 for all Oregon school administrators. Requirements for the.-ie creden tials entail 'preparation over and beyond that required of teachers both in kind and amount, and Teacher Shortage Results in Grant ing of Temporary Permits Section l-Page 5 e Facial with what was dcscribd as "an afute teacher shortage" the state Beard of education ! Wednesday approved 18-Jempo-,rary teaejier' certificates, the ma- 'Teen Canteen Saturday Night Boys aivi girls in junior high school are invited to attend Teen Canteen at the YWCA Saturday night from 7:30 until 10. 'Teen , Canteen will be in the gym of the YV. There will he dancing, ping pong, TV, and table games. Sixteen babies, 15 of them were born in the Naval llos at this Marine air station dur.ng and immediately after the The hospital nuaserv is designed;""11" " ure ' i jurity of individuals teacning in for 22. There were' throe more rIl"nam a' . , .. ! remote section, of the State. . .... ... , .L r-ari I diivu. s.T cidi v ui uiv . ., .. i. nf th nnUni-.k man mai aner me. storm alio me i - . . ... . ... in nil cases ine request mr Anj,., m rhriciia.ck..r. i. a report showing that the supply bedded the extra "trio down in a f te'emc7""-v al,d . hu,. rfr,, Tk,. i. . i teachers had increased since the ' , ,,. ' ." ,;i wide distribution of training faci- Grands Lodge is meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Fred Shafer, 650 Shipping. In all cases the request the temporary permits came ' from local .hool authorities in Members Will Speak Mem bers of the Salem Geological So ciety will give a series of 10 mirute talks at a meeting of the Society to ' be held Thursday night at 8 o'clock at Collins Hall on the Willamette University campus. of the Salem civil service com mission that was scheduled for 2 o'clock Wednesday afternoon has been postponed until 10 o'clock next Monday morning. cribs are available. ! 11105 ' Nnne nf Ihe hahirs n;,mo.1 letiea in is. lone. COURTS Made Honor Roll Three stu dents from Salem and ML Angel were among 422 who made the President's Honor Roll at Uni versity of Santa Clara, Califor nia, during the academic year 1954-1955. They were: John L. Kropp, from Sacred Heart Academy, Salem; and Roser L. Wnllcscn and Roy G. Talmcr, both from ML Angel. Annual Harvest Kate The Sal vation Army. 241 State Street, will have it.-! annual harvest sale Mon day. Sept. 26. at 7 p.m.. the pro ceeds to eo for home work. Major Harry Larsen will preside. Fruits, vegetables goods and other things will be on' stpven Taylor, sale. I guardian ad lttum . I vs. Rcmholdt and Lewis l umber (' Assumed Business Name As-, rMa.nmi ' wjks $2.soo Benerai dam ... . n peuai damasea for in- sumed business name of Grayf.'0 1 junes hiulriKiilnrc hac hfpn fpfi in i roijn w. rrrry vs. waiirr l.. CIRCIIT COl'RT I Stale of Oregon vs. Howard Keys i and Norm .in Hav Heimever: Dr- mission '""oam pipan uuitiy 10 ervintf ai- e of 21 years: sentence to be im- canned posed 10 a in. October 5. At that time the stale legisla ture extended teacher training for elementary teachers to the I'niver siy of Oregon. Oregon Si ate col lege and Portland Slate college in addition to the three colleges of Solons Dig (Conlined from Page 11 Advisers to Meet YTeen ad visers will attend an advisers' training session Saturday morn ing at the YWCA from B:30 to 12 noon. The meeting is designed to help this year's Y Teen Club advisers to become more familiar with the teen-age program at the YWCA. Marion County Clerk's oflicc oy G. R. and M. L. Allen 232 North Commercial Street. The firm is lo deal in general hardware and garden supply wholesale business. Supplemental divorce com Pci on Held Perr, plaint. Tlarine Beshore vs. Vernon H. Be shore: Order confirming rale of prop, erty. Slate of Oregon Fisher: Transcript Norma P. Tweedie vs. Twecdie: Orrirr dismi: without prejudice. State of Oregon vs. Loren P. Bolie innocent ny jury Pair Nabbed For Attacking Girl, Age 13 Officers from the Marion County sheriff's office and the Salem police department were in Roscburg to day to take custody of two men charged with the criminal attack of a 13-vear-old Salem girl. Daniel Haller, 19, and Arthur Davis Huddleston, 24, were arrest ed by Douglas County shcrilf's deputies Tuesday shortly after the Marion County sheriffs office notified the Douglas authorities tliat the two men were believed to be on a bus traveling from Alhnnv tn California. The two men were accused of attacking the girl September 5 alter they induced her to enter their auto near the Salem by pass as the girl was returning home from a movie. The young men were learned to have embarked on the bus after police questioned Fred V. Fowler, 27. of '373 Washington Street, who police said admitted taking the two men to Albany to catch a bus. Fowler was detained by police for questioning after he was ob served entering Iluddleslon s car which had been left in Salem. Police had established a 'stake out" on the car earner iucuii IC'onllnyrd from Pane ll Firemen at the scene generally stood by as the building went up Defendant found in flames, but they played their I p - vs Fmtrsn hoses Vigorously on t he nearby j Tongue: Answer to complaint. building of the independent news paper La Nacion, where the As sociated Press has its Buenos Aires headquarters on the top floor. The AP staff had to evacuate ils quarters as bullets aimed at the alliance headquarters richocheted ! circuit across an intervening roof, the Burns said Ebasco had "a sub stantial and continuing interest"' in promoting the merger ef the two Washington utilities. Hovev represented White t.iin. ...t.ii, h.A hMn tha ci. una l.o. on a siocknoiners com- source of e 1 e m n t a r y teacher ' mittee for Puget Sound Power and 'e" 'aR"' training in slate institutions. Light which on July 20 sent a let- ! Secondary teacher training ter to all Puget Sound stockhold- which had been confined to onlv advocating tne merger. :n,.,r. it cniioon ami the i:ni. , 1 he mercer was louant oy minor bv his I versily of Oregon was extended to rw. "" y ... ,o. Barbara Taylor. I Oregon College of Education, ored by Washington water r-ower Southern Oregon College of Kduca- wnicn once m mc t..cci.it lion. Eastern Oregon College of Bond k Share system. Education and Portland Stale. I Burns suggested to Hovey that The report submitted hv Secre-1 While, Weld and Co. wanted to be tarv Pallelt showed that in 1952 be represented on the committee a total of 490 elemenlarv teachers . because it hoped lo get new secur were certified from the three col-litres business if the merger went leoe of education while in 1935 a through. total of H77'were certified. It is Hovey said Burns was wrong. Howard estimated that in 1956 625 ele-;but alter the committee lawyer moniarv forbore will hA cert fiert produced memos iron! wnne, WCIfl Kruh L. j from the six institutions and 761 .files the partner agreed that the .inn case jn jj)- i firm's contributions to the stock- While the program of high school : holders committee were listed und- teacher training has not been in " ihe heading fvew Business effect at the colleges of education Washington Water Power and Pu long eiinush lo show any material get Sound Power and Light." offr.ni ac vol Hi,, inrrono in this i All members of the stockholders behalf if individuals whre, had not sufficient ac.id(iie credos to warrant M .permanent teaching certificate? Howevee,. local school authori ties in each case appealed to the i board on the gfoumls that it had been impossible to obtain 'the services cf certificated teachers and unless the temporary per mits were granted, the operation of the schools would be upset.. Freshman, registration at the Oregon Technical Institute at Klamath Falls showed a large increase at the opening of the fall term, it was reported at the meetinc. On Ihe second day of redslratir.n 509 freshmen regis- Weld tcrcd as compared to 3B1 on the soconn aay oi tne irfu in m HERE'S A BOY! 1955 MODELS Try It For a Week Free John ! appeal. Mama i.ee Pouovich vs Kmerson , category was made by i niversity Ttfague:. Answer to complaint. Arden AP men returned soon afterward i and telephoned first news of the ! incident ot Montevideo. Despitft the rebel demands for Peron's arrest, there was consid erable speculation that he eventu ally would get away under Ihe widely honored Latin-American Mildred E.' Corcorran vs. Farms: Answer to complaint. t.oder -Rrothers Co. vs. lxdce 1506. International Association nf Machin ists et al: Notice ot appeal Irom rt decree. Gloria Hell vs. Max K. Bell: Divorce decree granted. Beatrice M. Mesick vs. Harold James Mesick: Divorce decree erant- Mary Garrison -vs Mutual Benefit Health and Accident Company: Case dismissed with paejudice. Charles N. and Sarah E. Miller vs. tradition Of asylum for Ousted po- Daniel R. and Sybil V. Bennett: Case lltical leaders. Rummage sale children & adult? clothing, shoes, Sept. 22.23,24. 3112; S. Commercial. (adv. ot Oregon. In the case of the unl ver.sity. certification of secondary teachers grew from 245 in 1952 to 3011 in 1955. Travis Crass, assisant to the ,qnwn. Inrniih cm. cliHoc nrennred hv the American Asso-i'1 niml! ln ,hc expenses of the ciaticn of Collegiate Registrars .committee? O'Mahoncy asked, showing the enrollment tidal wave Hovey replied, but he add The board approved appoint ments of four vocational rehabili tation counselors requested by ilie C. F. Feike, director of the voca- I onal rehabilitation program in the state. The four were Ron Hammett, Charles D. Anderson. K. Kirk Brunton and Herbert S. Schnare. AoDoinlments to the state ad visory committee for the Oregon Technical Institute approved by the hoard included the following: Glenn Sands, Echo, of the Oregon Farm Bureau, representing the mihlic: Dan Krotz. Eagle Point, Veterans of Foreign Wars; Har- lev Libbey, Jefferson, Oregon State Farmers Union; Mrs. Leigh Gustiscn, Medford, Oregon Con gress of Parents and Teachers, land Al Teller, rortiano, uregon Building Congress. A new dormitory at the Insti tute was named Buchanan Hall in memory of the late Maurice Ruchanan. who served as assis tant supervisor at the Klamath Falls Institute. William R. Mnr- former assistant supervisor No lartil ''. . Kinf-tiM ' CHlrty! Completely Automatic! p Roll Around Convenience! AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER J - 'A. -i I 1SS4 Model Shown Hen Imagine: A 1955 Mobile Maid ONLY committee were from investment ; houses. The secretary was a mem ber of a New York law firm which Burns said has represented Elec tric Bond & Share. ' Did any bona tide siocKnoiner f (n dparllTlcnt 0f education, from the Northwest contribute a,.. ..nnii.-j . the nosition formerly held by Mr. uucnanan. No Money Down-s2so Per Week LOOKING FOR A RANGE? ed that ' a lot of the stockholders" lived in the Fast. Besides O'Mahoney, Sens. Wiley (R-Wis) and Dirksen (R-11U were hand for the opening session. '' run through Friday. S. H. Losan back in Salem. Ph. 4-2iiD5 for massage treatments. i adv.) Quick service! Have glasses in one day, made to prescrip tion of your optometrist by Semler Optical Offices. Waters Adolph Bldg.. State and Commer cial. Phone 3-3311. ' ' (adv.) See outstanding wall papers with matching fabric and glamorizing Ko8lei Treasure Tone paints at Clarke s, 220 N. Com'l. i adv.) dismissed with prejudice. PKOBATE COl'RT I Josephine S. Mor?e estate: Order i setting lira ring on final account at 1 0:15 a.m. October 2fl. Carl Henry Ekstrand estate: Order settling final account. 1 Eugene Fred Gilbert estate: Order settling final account. James Otis Boatwright rstate: Or der approving iinal account. Oscar Mvers estate: Order author izing sale oi real property. Viola Harrelson estate: Appraised at $59. 05ft. Peter M Koster estate: Helen M. appointed administratrix. R. Crawford estate: Estate aet- Parker Transferred To Agriculture, Depl. Free chicks while Valley Farm Store. they last, (adv.) CARD OF THANKS For the thought and sympathy alter it was located near Airport I yoi- have shown, the service you Road A PHOXK CALL gets you what you want through Want Ads! For a helpful ad-writer call 4-6811. Rail was set at $..000 on each of ihe accused. Truman (Contincd from Pace ll have rendered through the long ill ness of our husband and father, wc thank you always. Mrs. Lucille Wolz and family. Dentil plates repaired while I you wait -.1 Painless Parker, Den ; list, 125 N. Liberty, Salem. ! (Adv.) general of the General Confdera sase from the British amabassad or in, Stockholm. This message. Life relates, re ported that German Gestapo chief Heinricn ritmmicr nmuiuu in Swedish Red Cross that Hitler was ! Knglewoori Church annual Rum j f - hmorrhee 'mage Sale, Sent. 22. J3:30 a.m., over Himmler Droposed to surrender ; Grcenbaum s. German forces on the Western Samuel Dow Shaw estate: Marie Comstock appointed administratrix. Josephine C. Devinney estate: Will admitted to probate and Ray E. De vinney named executor. MUNICIPAL COURT Robert Lawrence Johnson. ll!5j North 17th Street, cashing a check with insufficient fundi in the bank to cover the Jull amount, bail act at $150. MARRIAGE LICENSES Frank M. Wood. 2". salesman. Fu- Eene. and Frances A. boKOi, a, gen eral office, Eusene. Donald A. Step, woodworking com- basement Christian Church North lxrZt City. I.lovd R. Hamlin. 22, V. S. army, ian5 North Fourth. Salem, and Joan Eli7abeth Martin. 22. recreation di rector. Eugene David Jack Crist. 25. V S navy. Nrhatem. and Dorothy Anne Lee. 21. at home. Nchalem. Robert Royal Laurie. 71. laborer. Jefferson, and Anna Marie Kamnb. ' adv.) i siiiem. in the elementary schools through out the nation, caused by the huse increase in births during the de pression years. Th.? tAr, c JoniftoH hv the slides, U already reaching the I The first phase of the hearing will hish schools and will in but a few years rush into the institutions of liiuhcr learning, with (he result that enrollments in such institu tions will in many cas-os be double the present enrollment and in the majority cases predict increases of from 30 to 60 per cent. Attcndine the meeting were Board of Higher Kducalion mem bers Dr. K. E. Kleinsorgc, Silver ton, who presided: Mrs. K. B. MacNughton, Portland: Bernard Mainwaring, Salem. Herman Oli ver, John Day, Leu rinsein, Dal las, Charles 0. Holloway, Jr., Portland and Chancellor Richard. Representing the State Board of Education were Ronald Jones, Brooks, Miss May Darling, Port land, S. K. Brogotti. Helix; Chet Huggins, Coos Bay; Francis Smith. Portland and Rei Putnam, super intendent of Public Instruction. Appeal No I ice By Loder Bros. Notice of appeal of a Marion County Circuit Court decision which denied an injunction to halt picketing in front of their business was filed today by Lo der Brothers. The Salem automobile firm had attempted to get an injunc- Don I,. Pinker, with Ihe attorney , turn against Lodge loll!), interna general's olfice on assignment to ! tional Association of Machinists, the Slate Industrial Accident Com mission for the lnt seven years. was transferred this week to the Slate Department of Agriculture as attorney. He succeeds John Nichols, de partment attorney for the past six years, who goes into the office ot the attorney general in the preme Court building. nnri its officers and the Salem Trades and Labor Council and its officers to halt the picketing. The injunction was denied by Circuit Judge Val Sloper on Au gust 4. There, has been picketing ot the Loder Brothers business by , Su- the machinists union since about 'November 15, lfl54. Perfect lor Small Places Rummage Sale Cafeteria lunch. Cottage at Marion. Friday A: Sat. Sept. 23 & 249 a m. to 5 p.m. Alleged Robber of Western Union Helil A Marion County Deputy Sher iff today awaited the release from prison of a man charged with robhery. The man, William Donald Fritz, was charged with the 1953 robbery of the Salem office of the Western Union. About S310 was reported taken from the of fice May 31 of that year. Fritz had been held in Ihe Sole dad prison in California since his apprehension in June. MY CUSTOMERS TELL ME, It's like getting a raise in pay! i" OUR NEW BILL CONSOLIDATION SERV ICE is aimed ot relieving monthly pressure bv consolidating bills with a Bill Consolida tion I nnn ,,'hnh mtu ri,litn nnl'mnntt lhat are too high . . and may leave more money mi iuiii i.iuinv ,-i'i.r i'.ij ... How does it work? At your request, you and I will sit down and go over your pres ent bill situation. And . . if a cash loan is the answer. I'll do my best lo hand tailor it to your own needs and income. My nhmie ntimher is 2-24(14 Or see me at Beneficial FINANCE CO., 105 South High St., Salem, your service. Virgil G. SPACEMAKER PUSHBUTTON ELECTRIC RANGE i Huge Wide Opening Easy To Use Master Oven Pushbutton Controls Calrod Cooking Units Throughout Removable, Kasy to ( lean, Bake and Broil t oils Wide-spaced Surface Units Extra-hi speed Calrod Surface Unit Itlg, One-piece Storage Drawer Two Handy Appliance Outlets Was $199.95 -NOW PRICED 10 SELL SHSvif1,95 front to Gen. Kisennower w.iue continuing the war against Russia on the Eastern front. Truman replied. "I think he (Himmler) should be forced In sur render to all three governments. Russia, you and the United Slates. I don't think e ought to consid er a piece-meal surrender." Churchill agreed and the two sent substantially the same mes sages to Stalin to inlnrm him of Himmler's oiler and their sion. MILITARY MEN AND VETERANS Thursday, September 22 Organized Naval Reserve Sur face division t Naval ann Aia-1 rine Corps Reserve training cen ter. , . , Company D, 162nd infanlry regiment. Oregon National Guard, at S.ilcm armory. Batterv D. 722nd AAA. AW hatlalif.n. Oregon National Guard, at quonsel huts. Friday, September 23 Seahee Reserves at Naval and Marine Corps Reserve training center. t,rtT)i ATKS JACKSONVILLE. Kla. Pfc. Robert A. Miller, son of, Mr. nd Mr Marvin Amuwls gf 2425 Helm strcc). 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