Albany Democrat-Herald from Albany, Oregon • 2

Film Writers Go On Trial Tuesday HOLLYWOOD, June 19. (U.P)Five Hollywood writers and directors who refused to say whether they were Communists flew towards Washington today for trial on contempt of. congress charges. -Film Writers Lester Cole, Ring Lardner, Alvah Bessie, Albert Maltz and Director Edward Dmytryk left by plane last night. About 1500 persons gave them a send-off rally.

Ten persons were charged with refusing to tell the house unAmerican activities committee whether they were Communists. Film Writers Dalton Trumbo and John Howard Lawson already have been convicted and started jail sentences June 9. The other eight waived a jury trial before. the Trumbo- Lawson conviction and signed a stipulation to be bound by whatever 'legal decisions arose from the case. Since then, however, they decided to enter their own pleadings and arguments.

Trials will be held in Washington Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Two other men involved, Samuel Ornitz and Herbert Biberman, also are en route. A third, Adrian Scott, is in a Hollywood hospital but plans to be in Washington by Thursday. 3 Enterprises File Incorporation Papers Articles of incorporation have been filed here for three Linn county enterprises, including the Blue Creek Lumber company, Lebanon; the Albany Baseball assoclation, and the Canyon Logging and Lumber company, The new lumber firm, with headquarters at Lebanon, is sponsored by E. J.

Jungwirth, W. L. Barnes, Fred H. Stegeman and W. H.

McDonald, all of Lebanon. Capital stock is given as $10,000. The Albany corporation is non-profit organization without capital stock. Incorporators are Orville Wiseman, H. L.

Maloney, Dr. Joe Gray, Dr. M. R. Cooley, Frank Edwards, J.

L. Chambers and Harold Arnett. Paul Creek Bert and Ada Karr, Lyons, are incorporators of the Canyon company, Death Believed Suicide SALEM, June 19. (U.R) said today George P. Smith's fatal shotgun wounds ape parently were self-inflicted.

The 46-year-old Silverton store and garage owner was found on lonely road near Silverton yesterday. His body was found several feet from his car. Smith is survived by the widow, Marie; and six children. Mrs. Smith said she had no Idea why her husband would have shot himself.

Herald Monday, June 19, 1950 SALEM HE JAIL FLASHES ESCAPEE TOY SHOT GUN SALEM, June 19- (U.R) Jack J. Holt, Salem jail trusty escapee shot by city Officer Arch Wilson Saturday night, was in "fair condition today, Salem General, hospital reported. Holt was shot through the stomach by Wilson when he pulled what turned out to be a toy gun on the officer, Wilson shot three times, but at the same time, backed under the wheels of an oil tanker. Wilson's leg injuries were not serious, and no bones were broken. Car Stolen In Albany Found At Depoe Bay Recovery at Depoe Bay of an automobile stolen here late Thursday night or early Friday, was reported today by police.

The car is owned by William Claude Luther, 731 Elm street. Police found the car Saturday, parked in a Depoe Bay garage. The automobile was stolen from its parking place at First and Lyon streets, where it had been left by Luther Thursday with the keys in the ignition. Business Names Recorded Here Assumed business name certificates have been filed here. for Ray's Septic Tank service by Francis Nored, Lebanon; the Swanson Logging by Jack L.

Swanson, with O. D. Swanson withdrawing; for the Santiam Stock Farms, by 0. D. Swanson, Jack and Frances Swanson, all of Lebanon.

For the Estep Realty by J. E. Estep, Lebanon; for the Dunham Logging by George and Keith Dunham, Albany; W. O. Archie and Lee Evans, Jefferson; Henry Cartwright, Draperville and George H.

RFD 4, Albany. For the Bolman Logging by George R. and Clara E. Bolman, Scio, and for the K. A.

Lumber company by Ray and Kathryn Platz, Albany, Madras Chief Ousted MADRAS, June 19. (U.P)Madras was looking for a new police chief today. The city council last week unanimously demanded the resignation of Chief Arley Mizar, effective June 30. 'One of the counts against Mizon was his alleged lack of cooperation with state police officers. The council has under consideration from former policemen for the post.

INFANT DIES John Anderson died today. Surviving besides his parents are the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Parker of Albany and E. E.

of Lincoln, Neb. Funeral arrangements will be announced later from the Fortmiller-Freder-empt icksen Funeral home. INFANT DIES The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. "DUTCH HOUSE PAINT Enjoy "blended" beauty for years to come with this weather-resisting paint.

It saves you money because it's the best. In modem colors, styled for West- Qt. $160 ern homes. Gal. $525 5's McGILCHRIST SONS Paint, Wallpaper and Roofing First Lyon Phone 1830 Holt walked away from the city jail during, the morning's Cherryland Festival parade.

He was serving a term for disorderly conduct, and police records showed he has been arrested five times in recent years on minor charges, With Holt in the taxi-cab he was riding in was his wife and a 5-year-old girl. Wilson fired at Holt after Holt tried to stop the arrest by pulling the toy Mrs. Holt and the girl were not hurt. Delegates Named To Girls' Nation SALEM, June 19. The week-long girls' state project that attracted 185 high school girls to Salem ended yesterday with Ann 4 Charles of Eugene and Ruth Joseph of Weiser, named as delegates to the Washington, D.

meeting next month of Girls' Nation. Miss Joseph attends school in Ontario, and she was elected "Governor" of Girls' State. The project here was designed to acquaint girls with operations of government by letting them go through the motions running a mythical state government. It was sponsored by 'the Oregon department of the Americal Legion auxIliary, Queen Candidates To Be Feted At Lebanon LEBANON, June 19 (Special) The Albany Timber Carnival candidates will. be the guests of the Lebanon Jaycees at their Tuesday, June 27 meeting at Melody Lane, President Bob Bauman anuounced here today.

At the same time Bauman announced acceptance of the 50th member of the fast growing young men's civic, group. He is Bob Balch, manager of Leon's ladies' wear store. Plans are being laid for a special joint picnic meeting Sunday with the Sweet Home Jaycees at a location yet to be determined. Activities will include a Sweet, Home Lebanon softball game. Jaycees and families will participate.

Exempt License Plates Identify Department SALEM, June 19. (U.P) The letter on Oregon license year will have more identification, the secretary of state's office reported today, Heretofore, such automobiles bearing special exempt license plates could not necessarily be identified with any one branch of state or local government. But effective with the 1951 license plates, the letter for exalso will carry one of six departments: irrigation district owned, city owned, county owned, state owned, school district owned or publicly owned. Motorcycle Misses Curve, Killing Rider PORTLAND, June 19. (U.P) One youth was dead today and another seriously injured after their motorcycle ripped into a field near Sandy, yesterday.

Dead is Virgil LeRoy Dahrens, 26, of Sandy, while Ronald E. Fischer, 25, also of Sandy, is in critical condition at Providence hospital According to State Patrolman Mark Dezar the cycle missed a curve at a high speed and ground itself into a farm field. Dahrens is survived by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Dahrens, Sandy, and two brothers.

TEST YOUR SKILL! Have Fun in Luper's Button Contest Simply Determine the Number of Buttons in the Window Featuring the Timber Carnival at Luper's FREE PRIZES! NO PURCHASES NECESSARY! YOU NEED NOT BE PRESENT. TO WIN! For Additional Details and Information See LUPER'S 327 W. First MUSIC CO. Phone 1426-R PIANO and (Games Sought For Playgrounds Games and amusement devices which can be used either now at the local municipal park playgrounds or later at the center prospective civic recreation in the city hall are being requested by local residents by the parks and public recreation department. Needed immediately are articles that can be used for entertainment of youngsters, including bingo and other table games, ping pong paints, crayons, door- yard playground equipment if available and enhance anything the that playground would program.

Contributions will be received at either Henderson or Eleanor park from 9 to 12 and 1 to 5 p.m. daily from Tuesday to Friday, inclusive. It is intended that the donated materials will become the permanent property of the parks and recreation department to augment equipment and materials already on hand, and which can used for indoor recreation purposes will be set up at the city hall while adaptable only to outdoor use will be stored. repairs can be made to equipment needing it. Both Parties At Fault, So Case Is Dismissed Dismissal of the case of Lilly M.

Hardy vs. Harold Waggoner has been ordered in circuit court here. The case involved a traffic accident damage claim arising from a collision on highway 20 Albany and Corvallis Dec. 1, 1947 but the court held both litigants to have been negligent, and assessed costs to the plaintiff. Scouts Work On Camp The explorer unit of American Legion scout troop 100 camped at the Girl Scout camp at Silver Creek falls over the weekend, and worked on preparations for the opening of the camp this summer.

In the advance work were Paul Cleaver, Carl Taylor, Gilbert Morse and John Cathey. The group was headed by Scoutmaster Stanley Malo. Isom Funeral Rites Held Funeral services for Mrs. Nellie Elizabeth Isom, 61, who died at her home at Halsey, June 14, 1950, were held at the Halsey First Christian church Saturday afternoon, June 17, under the direction of the Fortmiller Fredericksen Funeral home of Albany. The Rev.

W. O. Jones, pastor of that church, officiated. Pianist was Mrs. Jess Cross and Mrs.

Harry Commons and Mrs. George Cross sang. Bearers were Frank Gansle, George Workinger, Kenneth Worklinger, George Smith, Paul Quimby and Omar Falk. Mrs. Lyle Chance and Mrs.

Dora Dannen were in charge of the many lovely floral pieces. Burial was in the Alford cemetery near Harrisburg. Riley Funeral Rites Held Requiem mass was held at St. Mary's Catholic church Monday morning for Mrs. Mamie S.

Riley, of 331 E. 5th Albany, who passed away June 15 at the family home, The Rev. Fr. Thomas officiated. Mrs.

Lon Baltimore, Mrs. Elmer Ellsworth and Mrs. Verl Case arranged the floral tribute. Otto Karstens, William Eagles, R. A.

Talbott, Gorman Rice, Milo. Atterbury. and J. K. Weatherford served as bearers.

Interment was made at the Willamette Memordal Park. Services were conducted by the Fisher Funeral Home, Cherry Crop Damaged YAKIMA, June 19. (U.P) Heavy rains in the Yakima valley have caused from five to 25 per cent damage of this year's cherry crop, it was reported today, C. A. Huntley, deputy state horticulture inspector, said in addition to the spotted damage, it was earlier estimated that from 50 to 65 per cent of the crop would be lost as a result of the severe winter, SERVES OUT FINE Frank Allison Murlie, 40, Portland, was fined $15 in city court this morning, after "his conviction on vagrancy and after hours counts.

Unable to pay the fine, Murlie was confined to the city jail, where he will serve an 8-day sentence in lieu of the fine. He was arrested early Sunday morning by city police officers. ADMINISTRATOR SUES Ralph Dodge, administrator of the of N. Dodge, has instituted a suit in circuit court here asking an award of $825 against Leo and Laurette Fief, alleging the defendants are indebted to the estate in that amount. ACTS FAST IN 'EMERGENCY DETROIT (U.PJ Henry.

Wilchek, a radio amateur and a truck driver, noticed two high tension wires had blown down on a street near a schobl. Wilchek drove his truck onto the wires, anchoring them with the front Then he directed children and traffic around the wifes until ar-, rived. I Statements Hunter Printing Co. 225 Ellsworth Brief Bits From Around Town On Vacation Trip- -Evelyn Pitny, receptionist at the office of Dr. R.

M. Wade, and son, Michael, left yesterday for California on two weeks' vacation trip during which they intend to visit at Lake Tahoe and go on to Yellowstone (park. Taken to Hospital Mrs. William Bain was taken this morning to the Albany General hospital for treatment, Visits Here Registered over the weekend at the St. Francis hotel were: Thomas McBullongh, and T.

J. Eickhorn, Portland; Donald Griffith Reedsport; Ray Slack, Los Angeles and Ted Greene, Vancouver, Wash. In Albany- The following were registered at the Albany hotel over the weekend: Mrs. Gladys Rice, D. Stewart, Claire Buckner, R.N Eisler, Ralph Miles, Robert Eubhoff, A.

C. Bolster and B. W. Crandall, Portland; Murl Moore, Spokane, Bernadine Rider, Los Angeles; Harold Underwood, Silverton; F. Albrecht, Arnal, T.

C. Casswell, Seattle; and Klamath Falls. "Hammerly Gardens business. is going out of the nursery Everything must go. Plants, shrubs, trees, at unheard of low prices.

Weekend Visit--Mrs. Mae Deaman and her son, Bill, spent the weekend in Portland visiting with friends. Return From East--Mr. and Mrs. Charles O'Neal returned this week end from an extended trip through the eastern states.

Visits Brother Miss Theresa Dooley spent Sunday in Seaside visiting with her brother and his family, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dooley, Nancy and J. B.

Visits Parents Miss Shirley Wheir spent the weekend in River, visiting with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wheir, and friends.

Albany Visitors Mrs. L. D. Summerfield and her daughters, Esterlee and Louise, and Mrs. Gertrude DeRungs and son, all of Sacramento, were weekend guests at the home of Mrs.

Morris Sanders in Albany, From Washington Mrs. Marjorie Rogers of Washington, D. visited Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Goode in Albany, Mrs.

Rogers, who was Goode's secretary in Washington during the war, is visiting friends and relatives on the west coast. BPW Meeting--The "Business and Professional Woman's meeting will be held in Cascade room of the Albany hotel, Tuesday, at 6:30 p.m., when the officers will be installed by the state president, Mrs. Charlene Edwards of Portland. President Mrs. Evelyn Butts will replace Mrs.

John Each chairman will be called upon to give a report. At The Hospital-Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Barnes of Harrisburg became the parents of an 8-pound 3-ounce boy June 18 at the Albany General hospital. A baby girl weighing 6 pounds 15 ounces was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Verl Cox of Albany on June 19. Born in Lebanon-Mr. and Mrs. George Tycer became the parents of an 8 pound 13 ounce boy born' at the Lebanon hospital on June 16.

The baby was named Bruce Merrill. High School Annuals Arrive "Whirlwind" annuals may be obtained at the high school Tuesday and Wednesday from 2 to 4 p.m. and from 7 to 9 p.m. by presenting receipts. Everett Woman Wins $11,000 Radio Jackpot EVERETT, June 19.

(U.P) Mrs. Jack C. Sims was more than $11,000 richer today after correctly identifying a secret sentence on a radio quiz program, "Hit The Jackpot." The sentence was: "Never underestimate the power of a woman." LICENSED TO WED Marriage licenses. have been issued here to Leonard D. Groves, 20, and Janet M.

McCaw, 18, ferson; to Thurman F. Swan, 23, and Jeanette M. Groves, 18, both of Scio, and to O. W. Randell, 39, and Rosia L.

Stewley, 34, both of Lebanon. FIRE PATROL ASS'N SUES The Linn County Fire Patrol association. in circuit court here has filed a $261.50 damage action against C. A. Harwood claiming that automobile equipment owned by.

the plaintiff was damaged in a collision with a car driven by the defendant, Feb. 8, 1950. STOLEN PIGEONS FLY HOME WOONSSOCKET, R. I. (U.P)-It didn't do Roland F.

Eaton, 21, much good to steal six pigeons Four got away and flew back to their own coop. Eaton was caught and sentenced to 60 days in jail. ATTENTION ALBANY SUBSCRIBERS It you do not receive your paper by carrier before six o'clock each evening please call one of the following numbers and a paper will be delivered to you. No delivery after 7 p.m. East of Lyon street, La Reine Neuman, phone 488-R.

West of Lyon street, phone 15 or 16. ATTENTION LEBANON SUBSCRIBERS It you do not receive your paper by carrier before o'clock call D. Simons, phone 1721, 493 Park street. ATTENTION SWEET HOME SUBSCRIBERS It you not receive your paper carrier before o'clock call Mr. Drew, phone 2782.

Private Ambulance Service Established Establishment of a new private ambulance service here has been completed by Bob Rutter and Don Garris, of Portland and they announce today they are now ready for service, The two have come here from Portland with their wives and families and have set up quarters at 728 E. 4th Ave. near Lafayette, where they available via phone 2200, day or night, with no distance limitations on calls. The new enterprise will be known as the Arrow Ambulance service. Equipment includes a new Pontiac ambulance with accomodations for three patients, and with oxygen tank and first aid materials valued at $200.

in. the car, When service is needed for more than, three persons an emergency car will be available: Both Rutter and Garris are experienced ambulance operators, Rutter holding a 6-year accidentfree record, represented by a 6- year insurance award and Garris having, a 2-year award. Rutter was for eight years with the Oregon Ambulance service, Portland, of which he is former manager, before coming here and Garris was for two and a half years with the American Ambulance service in Denver, Colo. Rutter. holds a Red Cross first aid instructor's card certificate and Garris has an advanced card.

In addition to local service, the Arrow company has. an agreement with Western Skyways for air ambulance service from the Albany municipal airport, and they' said today they can have' a here within 20 minutes atter notification. Demo Chairman to Visit PORTLAND, June 19, (U.P) William W. Boyle, chairman of the Democratic national committee will be in Oregon Saturday and Sunday for brief stops here and in The Dalles. Making the western trip with Boyle is Mrs.

India Edwards, director of the women's division of the Democratic central committee. WOULD Gus and Helen Kruse have filed suit in circuit court, here asking a Judgment awarding them $1,261.81 allegedly due on a real estate purchase contract, and for foreclusure of the contract. Final Markets STOCKS NEW' YORK, June' 19. (U.R)Stocks turned down today when the house and means. committee moved toward a tax bill involving rise in corporation levies.

The market had held fairly well up to the last hour. Leading issues rose in sufficient numbers to raise the averages few cents. Meanwhile, a long list of special issues moved widely between a decline. of 4. points and a rise of 5 points.

Late in the day when the tax problem appeared to deflate market sentiment, the leaders gave ground and the whole market displayed. an easier tone, Volume rose moderately. Dow Jones closing stock averages: 30 industrials 222.09 off 0.62; 20 railroads 55.53 off 0.43; 15 utilities 43.35 unchanged; 65 stocks 77.87 -off 0.27. Sales today approximated 290,000 shares, compared with 1,180,000 traded Friday. GRAIN CHICAGO, June 19.

(U.P) A light trade tempered strength in grain futures on the board of trade Monday. Wheat closed off to up cent a bushel; corn up 'to oats up to rye unchanged to off soybeans up to 2 and lard off 2 to 8 cents a hundred pounds. Dr. Roy B. Clunes OPTOMETRIST 120 Ellsworth St.

Hours: 9 to 5 Including Sat. Phone 1130 (Contractors Dismantle! Old Lebanon Church LEBANON, June 19 (Special) Dismantling of the old Christian church building here, replaced by new structure, has been started by William Goble, Jack Herman and George Row, whose contract calls for removal of the building by July 12. Lumber for this building was out in 1912 by the father of Ralph Scroggin and construction took place in 1913. The four large and eight small stained glass windows will be taken to Waterloo for installation in a prospective community church there. Either the Sweet Home or Crabtree church will receive the neon sign and the remainder of the materials will be selvaged.

Furnishings have been installed in the new Christian church. Scio Man Arrested On Three Lebanon Counts LEBANON, June 19 (Special) Charles Dolezal of Route 1,. Scio was arrested in Lebanon Sunday on charges of being drunk in car, carrying an, open bottle in car, and going the wrong direction on a one-way street. Arresting officer was Wes Plummer, according to the police docket. of City Recorder Ilda' Unger.

No date for the trial had been set. Floyd Thomas of Waterloo also was arrested Sunday for not carrying a driver's license. However the docket revealed that Thomas later appeared in city court with an up-to-date license and was released without fine. Arresting officer was John Steele. C.

of C. Managers Return From Training Sessions Three Linn county chamber of commerce managers returned late! Saturday from a week's training course in chamber work at Ney. More than 150 western chamber men attended the courses of the Western Institute on the University, of Nevada campus. Linn representatives were A. C.

Elston, Sweet Home, Oliver Larson, Lebanon, and Donald Donahue, manager of the Albany chamber. Fred Brenne, Eugene chamber manager, was elected president of the institute. Swimming Party Ends in Tragedy LONGVIEW, June 19. (U.RAn afternoon swimming party ended in death yesterday when Merrill Petersen, 20, drowned after pulling his sister from the Cowlitz river about three miles from here. It was the second water tragedy for the Longview family in three Four-year-old Judy Giberson; daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Giberson, drowned in the Cowlitz near here Friday. Peterson was riding in a surplus army duck when his sister Janet, 17, fell into the stream. He dived after her and was able to bring her safely back to the duck before he sank from sight. Two other members of the party, Betty Cassidy, 18, of Longview, and her brother Dave, 17, immedlately plunged in after him, but he could not be found.

About 60 volunteers searched the river last night, but could not find the body. Lebanon B. P. W. Club To Hold Installation LEBANON, June 19.

(Special) Margaret Grahn will be installed as president of the Business and Professional Women here at the club's annual installation ceremonies at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday in the Methodist church basement, according to Peg Hatfield, retiring president. Other officers to be installed are Helen Worral, vice president; Edith. Dick, corresponding secretary; Luella Schwering, recording secretary; and Norma Krisleri, treasurer. WARNING! Time to Your Furs at MILLER'S Don't close your eyes to the BIG 'CAMERON Ring Also $150 and 250 difference in diamonds.

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