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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Salem, Oregon, Thursday, October 4, 1956
High Court to
Rule on Lawyer
2-Hour Sentence
Arguments In the appealed
cise of Spencer Yates, Koseburg
attorney, who is under a 24-hour
sentence lor contempt of court,
were heard Wednesday afternoon
by the State Supreme Court.
Yates was given the contempt
.sentence by Circuit Judge Carl
Wimberly, Ttoseburg, after Yates
allegedly described the judge's
tone of voice as irascrible in ques
tioning a witness in a civil case.
At the conclusion of the trial
Judge Wimberly requested the
Roseburg attorney to make a
public apology but Yates refused.
The attorney spent few hours
Jin jail, before being released on
his notice of appeal to the su
iprcme court.
The famed Bow Bells of Lon
' don's church of St. Mary-le-Bow,
i historic since the time of William
i the Conqueror, will soon be re
! placed. They were destroyed by
j Nazi bombs in World War 2.
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you want to mix or match with your towels or tiles. Made
of the finest two-ply facial tissue, it's twice as soft . . . twice
as absorbent ... twice as firm and strong. Buy the "see-thru"
cellophane 4-roll package-4000 single sheets, 2000 two-plys.
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Vote Due on
Annexation of
20 Acre Area
Some 30 or I .voters in an area
of about 20 acres in the northeast
Salem suburbs will vote on annex
ation to the City of Salem Friday.
The proposed annexation area is
located south of Silverton road,
east of Lansing avenue, north of
and including Hammel street.
The Salem city council has al
ready approved the annexation,
following a favorable report from
the City Planning commission.
Polling booths have been In-,
stalled by City Itecorder , Alfred
Mundt at 3310 Silverton Kd., and
will be open for voting from 2 to
8 p.m. Friday.
The annexation proposal was in
itiated by petition circulated by
A. H. Rogers and other property
owners in the area. Widening of
Hammel street was required by
city officials before endorsement
was given by the council.
Richardson
New Chief of
Cliemeketans
Gerald A. Richardson, statisti
cian for the State Unemployment
Compensation ' commission, was
named president of the Chemeke
tans during the annual meeting of
the hiking organization Wednes
day night.
Other members selected for of
ficial positions included: George
LaBordc, vice president; Mrs. Al
ta Melchort, treasurer; Barbara
Mail, recording secretary; Sallic
Hooper, corresponding secretary;
Jacques Cubillc, Santiam moun
tain rescue chairman.
Alice Nielsen, was elected pub
lications chairman; Mrs. Frances
S. McDuffee; Chemeketan chair
man; Hayden Smithson, lodge
chairman; Wanda Gifford, picture
night chairman; Bessie Smith, en
tertainment chairman; Russell
Shipman, hiking chairman; Dr.
A. Weston Nicmcla, conservation
chairman; Dr. John Van Dyke,
membership chairman; Oliver
Fursman, annual outing; Leroy
McDuffee, historical chairman.
New Market Ready in South Salem
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dered to pay additional $3 court
costs and remove every staple on
the ticket.
South Salem's newest supermarket, the new krickson store
which Is rocated at 1555 South 12lh St., will hold a grand open
ing observance starting Friday and continuing through Sunday.
The market, of contemporary design, Is Erlckson's fourth in the
Salem area. (Capital Journal Photo)
Fourth Salem Erickson Store
Grand Opening Slated Friday
celebration oegin.ng . -
ing
at s-- m on Smith Cnmmeri-ial Slr.
Throughout Friday, Saturday , Portland Road and at ' Four Cor
and Sunday free coffee and cook- iners. in addition Erickson op,
ies will be served, special dem- ;rates supermarkets in Woodburn,
onstrations will be staged and Albany and McMinnville, two
there will be prizes for free stores in Springfield, and four
drawings throughout the open- stores east of the mountains.
in In addition there will be j i selected the South 12th
free balloons and candy for the .street, location because I felt the
kiddies. district was entitled to 'a mod-
Arthur M. Erickson, who ope-,crn supermarket and further be
rates three other super markets ! caUse 1 believe that it is th
in Salem, has appointed Al fastest growing area in the city,"
Franks, formerly manager oi iiie KriCKSon saia.
in sprmBiieiu,
TRAIN TROUBLES
DETROIT (UPl- Arthur Her
weyer saw the lights flashing at
a train intersection .Wednesday
and moved his car forward to see
if a slow freight was approaching.
A fast passenger train whipped
by, chopping the front bumper,
fenders, hood and motor o(f Her
weyer's car. Herweyer was uninjured.
s-riltsnn market in Springfield,
as manager of the new market.
Richard Walker will manage the
meat department and John Stron
will handle the produce market.
There will be 90 feet of frozen
foods and ice cream in line with
Erickson's idea that frozen foods
will become even more popular
than thev are now. A complete
bakery department with a variety
of breads and pastries baked in
Court Voids Suit
On Basis of Old
Time Water Rule
Holding that the plaintiffs had no
legal claim to the water that flows
down Mill creek, .fudge George R.
Duncan Wednesday , afternoon al
lowed the deiendant's motion ior n
nonsuit In the damage suit brought
by Mr. and Mrs. Otto R. Nation
against the state highway commis
sion. The Nations had sought damages
of $25,000, claiming that the diver
sion of water from Mill creek by
the Commission, in connection
with the construction of the Salem
bvonss had virtually mined the op
eration of Paradise Island, owned
by the plaintiffs.
The Commission's counsel delved
into the records and came up with
the information that back in IB57 a
man-made channoL diverted water
from the Santiam river into Mill
creek. The claim was advanced
that this water does not belong
to property owners living along
the stream.
POLICE PUNISH PINNER
PRINCETON, N.J. (UPl-Frank
A. Rechif pinned his $1 fine to a
parking ticket with 55 staples be
cause he wanted to make sure the
money got to court. He was or-
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PRICES GOOD THVRS. - FRI. - SAT. - SUN. - OCTOBER 4-5-6-7
GIRLS'
PANTIES
2 Br Rayon
Tricot Band
or Elaitic Leg
Asst'd. Fancy
Plaidi-Siz 2-12
49c Value
2?
BIRDSEYE
DIAPERS
27x27-Inch
Diapers Soft
Highly Absorbent
Packed In Cello
1.29 Value
mm
84 r
CHILDREN'S
PAJAMAS
2-Pc. Knit Cotton
Pajamas Slip
Over Top Elastic
Waist-Siie 4-6-8
1.29 Value
mm
86
MEN'S SOCKS
Men's Cotton Ankl
Socks Argyle
Patterns
Siza 10 to 12
39c Valua '
liln
- 24'
MEN'S
SWEATSHIRTS
Gunmatal Cray
Sweatshirts
Nylon Reinforced
"Neck-Ribbed
Cuffs and Waist
Sizes S-M-l
1.79 Value
Is
99
Boy's
Reversible
JACKET
Cotton Poplin
Jacket-Wilh
Flannal lined
Ravarsa Sid
Asst'd. Colors
Siza 8 to 18
3.29 Value
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$2i3
LADIES
STRETCH
NYLONS
II Lf
V
tO gauge
Nylon..
Stretch..
Hose...
Choice of
2 currant
shades.
Sizes S-M-L $1.00 Value
FLASHLIGHTS
3 -nil rsoulir. Pra focused.
jiivw cut WywBt
ji.jyYiiua. m m
mm price m m
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MEN'S
STRETCH SOCKS
100 nylon stretch socks. As
sorted colors and patterns.
69c value.
7-PC. SPICE SET
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CMMET PRICE WW
BOY'S
SHIRTS
Boys' long ileeva
gabardine sport
shirts. Assorted
solid colors.
Sizes 4-1 2.
$1.98 value.
5
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COLGATE S TV-RAMA
-faaturina
Giant Skes at Big Savings'!
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PLASTIC DRAPES
27x84" Panels. Assorted col
ors. Prints. $1.49 value.
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LADIES'
NYLON SUPS
ladies' 40 denier nylon slips.
Full style. Trim at hem and
top. White, pink or blue. Size
32-40, $1.79 value.
TRAINING
PANTS
White cotton
double thick,
triple crotch.
Sizes 2-4-6.
29c value.
20
CORDUROY
CRAWLERS
Infants' crawlers. Snaps
at crothc. Assorted col
ors., Sizes M-l.
$1.39 value.
LADIES' SCARFS
29x29 inch silk scarfs. Hand
rolled edge. Assorted prints.
69c value.
BOY'S BRIEFS
Broadcloth front, knit cotton
back. Elastic waist, Assorted
colors. Sizes 2-8. 39c value.
mm
rani
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BOY'S JEANS
Blue denim boxer style jeans.
Flannal lined, elastic waist.
Size 3-6. $1.39 value.
LADIES'
PANTIES
2-bar rayon tricot
panties. Brief style
with assorted trim
on leg. Sizes S-M-l.
49c value.
28
BOY'S
ANKLETS
Boys' cotton ankle
socks. Assorted
argyle patterns.
Sizes 7-104.
39c value.
20
WEST SALEM
625 Wallace Rd.
Prices
Good at
Both Stores
SOUTH SALEM
287S S. Commercial
Covpon good unll Oectnber 31, 1956