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SP.Sii places Onlrr
Fop 500 New Cars
J. C. Moore, vice praa,dentOjpo
fcane, Portland and Seattle Rail
way Company, advise that the
ranwiv compare has placed an
order for 500 doi.t'e door bo.Pcars,
'wft long with 15 foot stagger'
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Local Paragraphs
r.r ffcefiSrned ?alem police
Tuesday recriMred a car stcJ48),
Monday in ttbifly returned it
7 In Alhanv nnlire for the owner.
w. r viniriri the;creported. e car as parked
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Mrs. Kinkaid
Dies in City
late resident of 3555 RivefcBend, , (he k jgni.
road, and! Saleirfearea resident. thJ?Mido
By MJWIAN I.OHRY FISTHER 1 mistresjr a cerenwiuT. 0
' About .50 attiOJed the 511-em-l Hishlishiing a part at the p
ploye Christmas dinner and party gri was presentation at l.iru;
.given luesday night Dy Lie Board time rfmpioj es. in. $ I vie.ci. - Vfier lea vim ori "Me box "" hich are ol the her home Tuesday, following an!, l"' ,. p"
of direclora and medica staff of hosDita admimstrau-. intrtwjc- crtng a.r.jd alter leasing on. j. .M u. ,; .... .u.I..... j.j m lLaird Sutton, 1620 rerry street,
Salem Memorial Hospital at .he in?, Ihcm. This group iiv-iuoed 'flj h VZ.V,! .w. sJU Great Northern Railway company! Mr Kinkaid w?s born at Mus- a" Viola Robinson. Station A. got
l annn Hotel a .Vlclne Ann. Hani 1M, . n ti .-.- ( ......... ..... ..... .i i .i , .-
....... w ....... -- - Uj.awIiv -,,n 1,lcIr wops ai oi. t-iuua, .nil.
ll was an occasion lor jointica- yen wun me nre-ruai wars m - . anfj W1n cost $4. 600.000.
Pn. Or dm K-hnol hu lew Dro-1 shea,ncd- '001 '"'d' w" naila!e i since o)034, when she came here ! i""1' ,!
.t only these children ho uuu" ruufr "ra" gear. irom Mnnewicx. wasn.. oieo ai j,,, o driven by
NEW STAYTON WORKERS tptuberger, who u employed in th.
SUBLIMITY Two local girls of'ice ' s- Myj Lucjll.
rec9ntly accepting employment nt WoU on ' tl first ?,'a.
Staytnn are Marlene HiCBvgW.ltionalOBank, sh6-.is 'ff fiughttr
dauber of Mr. and0 Mrs. Jot?J the J. H. Wolts.
Uon. food, and an old-fashioned n.fing wcrk; FirJt ec'rl. tor
program of music, n-adings and 34 ye:.rs connected it?i the' ad- 'in' d"IM d.,:1Ses "J'nart of i56
Deliver' is expected the latler
shits. The social hour was at in minj-aiioa f the hospiul: An-
o'clock, punch being served in the (ire. li. 3ife. Mr. ln-.-e i.uvt.w. f as stuck in Cottaye Ormej
Colonial Room g.iylv decked with -Mrs. Esther S.-'ams-.rr, all w.th the 1 """" xour'5 ,"'n
ku .nH awi. i. hn. ..hc-.,..i 'r v .n. Ofr.iid. attin to biard . bus.
Mrs. Gladys Brown serving as CarUon. Miss Lo. Onmart, Mrs. . . '""",u . ,
iweese, Mrs. D.rxhy V. alter. ( ,r
l toitre.i. Mrs. Vat e K ch- uiscn car ttnicK me ooy in
t?r, Mrs. Grsce Fnster, Mrs. ' mmaie ot the d:ock. (Mon nan of the river basins to be studied i Charles Kinkaid of Salem
m tiff lin Will
per following in the Cold Hoo.SVces" bon-Mra a.-d M, M:lrfred !; nwher the opposite J Hit fUUtt T HI
The program f .(lowed the dinner, ' Scott. 13 to ;ear: Mr. era 5'r,ec, ran hr'
bet Purvey
-m -l weese, Mrs. twav v.a.ker. i . t
Salcra Stall
Of Advisers
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airs, ivinxaia was corn ai .nus- i - - , , A - ,
,aiin. i an.t is tail nd moderate damage whn y col-
in io'-ii .' iv.nn.uiA uh i tided at 14th ar State, streets
was married to Leonard 'jUnkaid. j about 5 p.m. Tuesday. ciTy. police
who survives her. A resident of reported. A passenger in one car
t'e Brush College community jsunerea a minor loreneaa cui, ui-
for the last 12 years she was iicers a'u.
active in the Community club
there in the Brush College Home
Extension unit and in 4-H club
work, being a leader for a sewing
club. She also was a member of
the First 'Christian church.
Surviving besides the husband
The Umpqua will be the first are two sons, James Kinliaid and
Joining the staff of the advisor'
Margaret Oimsted. Miss Lir.da violated the slate taw which 'e- by the new State Water Re-
Holsins. Mrs Thtojcre Ceorpe. quires motenstj to stop while sources Board chcirman IT. E.
Mrs. Savde B;rke't. Miss Aiberta school buses are loadin? or un- aey, Springfield, announced
Tice. all 10 to 15 years , loading. But Gerald couldn't col- Wednesday.
Board member and t,:eir wives 'rY damar.es because he had f Request for the study was made
introduced were Mr. and .Mrs A. i vio:a!e1 the city ordinance. by the Douglas County Court.
;C. Ilaag and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur The decision, by Justice Wlllinm' Before the study begins. Maxey
Erickson. I C. Perry, upheld Circuit Judge s.iid, the board members will meet
Christmas carols were played by William tx. hast. with residents of the basin.
sroun for the Armv Reserves here 'be South Salem High School trio. Th. court denipd a Detltion fori The study Mill include existing
is Master Sgt. K'edro Myers, vet- iJol,n Cihbcns. Rodney Schmidt , rehearing in the case in which Dr. ! water resources, conservation of
eran of almost 16 years of Army and Ronnie Polls, RofS h. KHiott. Portland chiroprac-; 'nese resources, pollution, and
service. I Fri"'1' v''c',cl Bave 'he devotion- tor. was convicted of attempt to " 'or water 'or domestic, mil-
Myers will replace Master fit. a talk on the meaning of Christ-'commit manslaughter by abortion, j nicipal, irrigation, power, Indus
Walter C. Fricsen, who leaves the 'ms- Th" Hormoncttes from North The crurt reversed a decision of 'nal, mining, recreation, irriga
first of January. Friescn goes to Sa!em H'-h School sang, accom- Circuit Judze P. K. Hammond of lion, wildlife and fish life uses.
Strategic Intelligence school and P-med by Judy Seciy. and Miss .Clackamcs county in which a judg-' After the study is completed, the
then will be given duty with the Ca"ry Bcaulaurier gave a read-; ent was recovered by 29 employes board will adopt a program for
Embassy at New Delhi, Ind- llns- me Littlest Ansel. Mrs. 0f the I.owes comnany for vacation , "se of the basin s waters,
Sgt. Myers, a native of Michigan, ; George and Miss Irene Thomas pav claimed to be due for l":2.
entered the service at Big Rapids, isanS a duel. Tnc oourt directed that the action
Mich. During World War II he! Ti,e 'un part of the program be dismissed,
served in the Pacific, being with lcte d a trio. "The Three Dis- As50ciaie Judge Walter Tooze, in
the 32nd and the 41st division and"'". Rne. George andlhe injon sald tnat a new CPn.
while with the 41st knew some of nme and the climax for the;,rart belwcen ,he company and the
the men from Salem Program, a skit The $.-.4000 Op- nj effediv(1 A , re-
The sergeant until coming to oral on. put on by the Salem Me-1 du,, lh(1 eliibiii,v requirements
Salem had been with the 546lh Field rno l Hospital P ayers, a bi of for vacaion but dc'fin(,d' the vaca.
Artillery Battahon at Fort Lewis , aS that brought many chuckles , tion base vear as running from
for 14 months. Prior to that he was i from the audience. Concluding the, Anrii , ',,.
I. f A. .:.u 1L.. ,;il nmiTAm U-c nrntm cinflinn nf , 1 ....... ...
ft. I mdiSion ' """icarSlsTled by uK Be'Srier he court held that under -uctjrket,
aland the Purple Heart for wounds 'dancing followed the program, "ame ,v" 1 ?'
received while in New Guinea. He Phil Day's orchestra playing for 2. and thus were governed by
has four battle slars. i 'ho dancing. !'" contract which expired on that
The wife of the sergeant and ! M. Dorothy Malhew, Mrs. Tib- dale-
their four sons will come here from i bells, Mrs. Kvelvn Pence. Mis.
Tacoma to join the sergeant the tva Williams. Miss Laura For-
two
daughters. Miss Sharon Kinkaid
and Miss Joyce Kinkaid, both of
Salem; a brother, Paul Rorick of
Marysville, Wash.; and a sister,
Mrs. Jim Kratzer of Riverside,
Conn.
Anouncement of funeral serv
ices will be made later by the
Howell-Edwards chapel.
' Frankie Ryff, 23-year-old boxer,
is the son of a New York City sub
way conductor.
Damage Minor Minor damage
was done to cars driven by Phil-
lip Bertrand Ford, 290 West Le-
fetle street, and Gerald h. Can
dell, Cherry City motel, in a col
lision in the 2400 block of Port
land road shortly before 3 a m
Wednesday, city police reported
Ford's car suffered minor damage
in the accident, they said.
MRS. PHILPOT HOME
MOLALLA Mrs. Homer Phil
pot who has been ill for many
weeks from a heart attack, now
is in her own home and much
improved. She stayed several
weeks with her daughter and
family, the Darrell Walkers, after
leaving Silvcrton hospital.
Colonel Dudley
Is Reappointed
Gov. Paul Patterson announced
the following appointments Wednes
day: Col. A. H. Dudley, Phoenix, re
appointed to the state board of
middle r February.
Anli-Freeze,
gu'on, Mrs. Mary Cobb. Airs. Car.
mcla Wilton and Mrs. Pearl Hall
were on the program committee.
Airs, fclgin Powers, Mrs. Artie
Mowery, Mrs. John Welch,
.HlOIiey 3l01en Leona Kirkwood, Mrs. Alberta
.T . - . . Tinrt St.- u;-it i . ..
; Bell Wins in
Vote Recount
PORTLAND (UP) Results of a
appointed to the Multnomah coun
ty tax supervising and conserva
tion commission.
Miss L'Etoile McFadden, Port
land, to the State Practical Nurses
Advisory Council, succeeding Miss
Florence Wimer, who has moved
out of the state.
TRACTOR
ROSEBURG - A tractor he
was using to pull his car out of a
A thicl made off with $65 and j TicJ M. Walker, Robert Brooks 'ballot recount, announced vester-, Jlud Me nverl"rnel on Lester V.
three gallons of anti-freere solution !and Joseph Wright were' day. showed that Jess Bell of Port-' Thr,mfs; 'v'- Tuesday, crusning
from the Oregon Egg Producers mbers of the publicity commit-1
warehouse, 1450 North Front street,
sometime Monday night, it was re
ported to city police Tuesday.
The money was taken from an
unlocked cash drawer and Die anti
freeze from a storeroom, police
said. One or two sacks of chicken
feed were dumped on the floor
and the empty sacks taken also,
they reported
Entry was made by forcing a
padlock on a door on the east
side of the building, they said
TOUAT'S CLOSE
U. STOCK QlOTiiTIOM
(By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS)
tee.
On the hospitality committee
were Miss Lois Ohmart, Mrs. Na
dine Mauer, Mrs. blossom Maret,
Mrs. Ruby Adamson, Sister Anna
Hayward. Miss Muriel Cnnl. Mn
Bernice Deweese. Serving on the
uecoranng committee were Mrs
Henry Wolz. Mrs. Dori
Mrs. Marian Showers, Mrs. Ralph
urenieu, miss Dorothy Edwards,
Mrs. Alva Beckett. Mrs. Gladvs
Brown, Fred Groome, Mrs. Ernie
cummins, Mrs. Lea Galton, Mrs
John Welch, Mrs. Patricia Mc
Eucn, George Trunzntr. Mrs P f
Thomas, Miss Mildred Scott, Mrs
William Doucette.
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Admiral Corporation
Allis Chalmers
Aluminum Co. America
American Airlines
American Motors
American Tel. & Tel.
American Tobacco
Anaconda Copper
Atchison Railroad
Bethlehem Steel -Boeing
Airplane Co.
Borg Warner
Burroughs Adding Mach.
Canadian Pacific
Caterpillar Tractor
Celancse Corporation
Chrysler Corporation
Cities Service
Consolidated Edison
Crown Zellerbach
Curtiss Wright
Douglas Aircraft
du Pont de Nemours
Eastman Kodak
Emerson Radio
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Georgia Pac Plywood
Goodyear Tire
llomestnke Mining Co.
International Harvester
International Paper
Johns Manville
Kaiser Aluminum
Kennecolt Copper
Libby. McNeill
Ickheed Aircraft
Lowe's Incorporated
Long Bell A
Montgomery Ward
New York Central
Northern Pacific
Pacific American Fish
Pacific Gas 4 Electric
Pacific Tel. & Tel.
Penney I.I.C.) Co.
Pennsylvania R.R.
Pepsi Cola Co.
Philco Radio
Puget Sound P & I,
Radio Corporation
Raynnier Incorp.
Republic Steel
Reynolds Metals
Richfield Oil
Sifeway Stores Inc.
Scott Paper Co.
Sears Roebuck & Co.
Sinclair Oil
Socony-Vacuum Oil
Southern Pacific
Standard Oil Calif
Standard oil N..I.
Nwdehaker Packard
Sunshine Mmnig
Swift & Company
Tiansamerica C.rp.
Twentieth Century Fox
I'nion Oil Company
t'nioir Psifr
I'nited Airlines
Vnited Aircraft
I'nited Corporation
I'nited Slates Plywood
frilled States Steel
Warner Pictures
WMWrn I'nion Tel
cWestingho- Air Brake
Westinghouse Electric
Woolworth t ompanr a
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82 i, I St'BI.IMITY A Christmas pag
,2 cant will he presented hv St. tloni
55 V, 'are grade school children Thurs
os 14 day. Dec. 22 at 7:30 p m. in the
48 u, gym Santa Clans will meet the
4j i( children.
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laiid will retain the presidency nf,h"" ta'""y-
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Aphrodisia Woodhu Tigress Act IV
plus lax
the Oregon State Industrial Union
council.
Bell was declared defealed ear
lier by Francis R. Lenaburg of
Willamina. But Council Executive
Secretary George Brown said that
unintentional errors in transcribing
votes by three local unions had
thrown the vole off,
The corrected vote gave Bell
1748 votes to Lenaburg's 1065.
The council is an organization of
former CIO unions which will be
merged with the AFL's Oregon
Stale Federation of Labor in line
with the recent labor union merger
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TIIURBER S MOTHER DIES
COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP) Mrs.
Booklet Tells
. rf1 , Charles iMnry A.I Thurber. 89.
AnOllt Illl'Illllor mother of humorist James Thur-
nrr. aiea louay in university iios
To help drivers who nr. iill 1 niint
in doubt about when and where j Shit had suffered a stroke Nov.
It is legal to make turns against .25 and had been ill for the past
a red light, a namnhlet eniirl.H fn,- i...
"Can I Turn?'' is available at
several city offires, Chief of Po- '
nee Liyae tvarren announced'
Wednesday. j
The pamphlet will explain all
circumstances where it is per-
niinuie 10 mm against a red
light, times when it is not per-
iiussauie ana win give other
driving information he said.
The leallets are available at
the city library, water office, en
gineers otiice and the police
station.
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NO! ICE TO rRKlltTORS
In Iht rin uil Court of the Snip of
Orron for th County o( Marlon.
Probate Urnartmrnt.
Notice la hereby Klven that the un
deralsned Herbert n Clatlon has been
appointed Administrator or the eitale
of Delia T. Ral.Mh. Dereased. by the
Circuit Court of the Stale of Orecon
for Marlon County, and has qualified.
All persona haviiit; clainia aniilntt
said estate are hereby notified lo
present the same, duly verified as
by law required, to the imdeislaned
at 448 Moman Rullriliia. Portland 8.
Oreiion. within six months from the
date hereof.
Herbert P. Gallon Administrator
w '4 (.oiostein, t.'alton. (lalUin Ai Poplck,
133 JAtlonie.vs for Kstate.
i.mr oi nisi I'liniii'niinn. uec. I,
111SS Pate of Last luililu-alton, Jan
4, tm. nec.7.14.Jl 28.JHII.4
e:s:c:TRI'S NOTICE
N'OTICK IS HKItKnV (;1':N that
ETIIE1. MARfll'KlilTE RAY has been,
liy order oi Ihe Circuit Court of the
Stale of Oregon for Marion County,
appointed executrix of the state of
H.irvey T. Tatitfest. deceased Any
persons havliie claims against sairl
te are requested to present them.
79 'i jwlth proper vouchers, to saul exec
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the date of this notice
Datrd this 7 dav of December. 1955.
ETHEL MARC.l'FFIITE RAY
Evei utnx ol the Fstate of
Harvev E. Tautfest, Deceased.
R W Pu-Krll
M7 McCllchnst Bld.
Sslem. Oregon
Altnrnev lor Executrix Dec ?14 II 28
AIIMIMSTR TI1R S NOTICE
N-TilCK U HKRIT.Y tilVt'X thst
ARllll'R V MYF.US his been, by
onlr ol the Circuit Court of Vt
Slale of Oregon for Marion Couniy.
appointed ado liilstratjr c. It'. Fa
tJt of Roe olie Mo.'re. decciscd
Any persons haitng clitv. ns.iuist
I' , .r. rtith proi er voii.h.-'" to
ad-nimstrator at 2ii7 Sj'cC.ilchrist
Hiiildiog. Saletvj-, Oregon, within s x
iroot'is f-.ti -i the dsle of this notice
Dted Cms 21 da of trcember.
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The first and most important thing is you
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gnnizatinns and law enforcement agencies
point out, the courtesy, care, and common
sense you show count more than anything
else. You can drive any car safely or
foolishly.
The second thing is the car itself. All
cars are safer today. That's shown by the
number of accidents in relation to the
number of miles passenger cars are
driven. The figure's been going down
steadily and sharply.
Chevrolet engineers and designers have
always made your safety a major consid
eration, introducing many such features
as the all-steel top, safety; plate glass all
around, and windshield-wide defrosters
into the low-price field. And ttys '56 Chev
rolet is the safest one ever built
Its lively new power means safer pass
ing. Its special Ball-Race steering-the
oversize brakes with Anti-Dive control
the Unisteel construction and safety door
latches of its Fisher Body-the nailed-to-the-road
stability that comes from outrig
ger rear springs, an advanced suspension
system and better balance the sweeping
panoramic windshield all these things
add to your safety.
Seat belts with or without shoulder
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the first place. Ajid that depends mostly
on you and the built-in safety of your ear. '
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to shovv you the many safety features of
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