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The OREGON STATESMAN, Salem, Oregon Tuesday Morning, June 21, 1938 PAGE FIVE Local News Brief: Four to Ball d Four new , dwellings will be erected in ) Sa lem, according to building' per mits Issued by the city building inspector's office. - They were Issued to: Paul Davies, to erect a one-story dwelling and garage at 195 South 2lst, $2750: Opal McRae, ,to erect a 1 -story dwelling .and gmrajte at 1195 North 19,th. S2200: L. A. Pepper, to erect a one-story dwelling at 1040 North 16th. $40M; and Cora Hoyt. to erect a one-story dwelling at 320, Pine. $1000. Other permits were to: R. C. Oobler. to reroot,- one-story shd at 1245 South ICth. $15: Effie Black. , to repai a one-story dwelling at 1165 Chemekela. $30; J.' D. Berwick., to alter a 1H -story dwelling at 220 South 3d. $215: .M. F. Becker, to re roof a one-story dwelling at 480 South 21st, $40: Otto pickmeir. to erect a one-story private -ea-rage at 1545 Jefferson. $75; Frank Bligh. to alter a i two-story store building at 130 South Hleh. $50; R. A. Blevins. to alter a one story dwelling at 345 Hood. $170: D. E. Cooper, to reroof a one story shed at 406 North 24. $20; W. F. Grucho, to roof and re pair a two-story dwelling at 1159 Canter. $50. . Jj Luts first. 1276 N Lib. -h. 959 1. Log Permits Given-f-The coun ty court yesterday issued log haul ing permits as follows: Ruben Bixel, North Santiam highway from Whitewater creek to point three miles east of Detroit; Ver non II. Beshore, market roads 74, 75, 77 and county road 779; Fred Wiegele, market roads 74, 75, 77 and county road 779. F. C. Fitts was granted to move a tractor 7 8 was granted permit to move a tractor and combine oTir 10 coun ty and three market rdads. Rutherford Waives William Rutherford, 22, waived prelimin ary hearing when arraigned in Stayton Justice court yesterday On a charge of assault while armed with a dangerous weapon. He-was then bound over to the grand Jury and returned to the county jail in default ot $750 bail. He is charg ed with having stabbed John 1 Kaffner in the back last Wednes day night near the TSilver Falls dance hall. Berry Tickets Order them now from The Statesman Publishing Co., 215 South Commercial St. Fireman Is Father An 8V4 pomnd daughter, Laura Jean, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Austin Low at the McMinnville hospital Fri- " day ot last week. Low, who re sides at 12444 State street, is a member of the city fire depart tent. Man Mashes Hand -John Browning, 370 North 20th, sus tained a severely -lacerated leit and late yesterday afternoon when he caught the hand in ma chinery while at work in the, Kay Woolen milL He was taken to the Salera General hospital by the Sa lem first aid car. Coming Events Jane S3 -Kansas club Fra ternal .temple, 447 Center St., 8:0 m. June 'Z .Missouri club meeting, StO'i X. Commercial. Jun 20 Humphrey reunion ion. ! July! 4 A mcriran Legion relcbnitlon. ; July tJ-:V Stale convention. Vetrran of 'Foreign Warn. To Represent Stat Doyle, manager i Portland, yesterday ed by Governor Charles H. Martin ! to represent Oregon on the gen leral committee on aviation for the I western states at the safety con ference at Los Angeles September 1 12 to 16, inclusive. Doyle was re state James P. T 1 2 ;ha szm Justice Lourt Hears 8 Cases John Roosevelt and Anne' At e now Another Mr. and Mrs. ported to have accepted the ap- j Miller Hayden Back From pointment and will attend the ocn- ference. Siegmund Returns -C o u n t y I Judge J. C. Siegmund returned to his desk at the courthouse yester- Vacation and Clears up Court Docket Salem Justice court went day after spending a week of his through a cleanup day as Judge vacation at his Linn county farm. Miller B. Hayden returned from County Commissioner Leroy Hew- vacation and state police signed lctt is on vacation in California. complaints that had been held County Engineer N. C. Hubbs left j up during the court's one-week Satnrdav for a vacation trln to I outinft. Eierht cases were dis- Aid at VW Camp A group of eastern Oreeon via the North San-t Dosed of and traffic Charge com- i faaieni uons ana omers lmeresiea tlam highway. f I plaints issued against nine other Bpenn Sunday at camp bantaiy i - . j defendants, . ' t above Mehama helping to put the Berry tickets .Order them now! Harold Edwin Davis pleaded YWCA summer recreation from The Statesman Publishing I guilty to a state police charge grounds In order for occupancy I Co., Jla S. Commercial street. of violating the basic traffic rule by the first Girl Reserve contin-I ' by driving 84 miles per hour, re gent.. Members of the club and , Jndges A. s s i g n e d Circuit portedly along the Pacific high- Lions auxiliary present Sunday 'aaBe ; - see, 01 mauua way n0rth of Salem, and was were Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bone- foanty Monday was assigned by fined ?5. other dispositions: Steele. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Putnam. Chief Justice Bean or the state Ivan a Ramseyer; $5 fine, ' enn f a m stmt t v r r tl rl n r in Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Lear and Kvir. . L iL.. m Ulewl headlight Ralph H. Kletsing. Other, aldg owTet cS 1 were air. ana Mrs. wiiiiam Bu-jberiT of Douglas county was as- sick ana Air. ana Mrs. tioy s, Keene. , I Arthur D. Hav in Lake countv. To Singapore Mrs.'' Paul Mc- i Obituary Taylor; $1 fine, no tail light. TAsanh imAlfl Vlrtwrl TilAafp1 W-rfjv'Jjri":- Kty. continued to July 1 for sentence on charge of illegal Three headlight. vernon . Stanley Kockwen; siu fine, no public utilities permit. Vagrancy - Charged- fine, defective muffler John Paul Christy; $1 fine, no operator license, and $1 fine. Gray Stuart, the former Marie transients, Jerry Sullivan. Oliver Juanita ! Armstrong, a native ot Cypher and ; George Howard. fealem. Is now en route with her were yesterday arrested by city nuspana. r roi. aiuari. ior singa- officers and charted with vae- pore. Straits Settlement, where I ranPV thev will be teachers in- tho Ma- i lavan Seminarv. a mission school I Plunk natch fir CUv fir. I no tail ligni. operated by the Seventh Day Ad-1 men earlv vesterdav morninar Herbert Fromm; $1 fine, iaii- ventists. They will be met at bing- were called to the intersection of I in 10 BlP- apore by Mrs. Stuart's parents. Trade and Cottage streets, where I Complaint charged other ae- ixbt. uu a blaie was burning in a pile ot " " Tr" " Rev. Armstrong is president of the hrirfr nlankine F.J. Kraeger, defective muff Far Eastern Conference of the pianaing. ler. MarJe Maor,e Dooly Clark. SDA. Prof, and Mrs. Stuart have Sautter Place Sold Mrs. Leila Tiolatlon of basic rule; John been attending Walla Walla col- Davidson has purchased the Miles Howard Lanktree, illegal neaa- lege. , I Sautter place and has taken resi-I light: Florence Elma irwin. . I aence mere, xvirs. ua v lasoii is pro-1 iw . - Dutch Boy Paint wathis 474 Verry prIetre8S of tbe Red Lantern, Fairbanks, no chauffeur license; Bureau's Report Indicates Burk. Marion county sheriff, filed Hollywood Club .Tonight A 7 of basic rule: Warren Albert acceptance of his official nomlna- o'clock meeting of the Hollywood Snider, no operator license; Hon for democratic candidate for ciUD has been called at the Black Llyod Rex Mudgett, no operator representative in congress from and White confectionery, 1964 license . tne nrsi aistrict, wun secretary North Capitol street tonight. rWnlt flnriri of State Earl Snell yesterday. Of- . ; '!'..' . w w .ri. P. - - - - v. i I 2 " .sz ": . ; J i , . . f , ? f i , - - n - - - r 1 M - V. 4 ' I - - 5 $ i' ' i v,a- t - I , ' V 1 Hot Days May Scald Berries Logan Growers Fear Crop Will Be Hurt by un After Cool Spell Continuance of Monday's heat. coming so fast on the heels of cool weather, will probably scald the loganberry crop, just as the same weather treatment did the strawberry" yield this season. canners and growers held yesterday. This week will see canneries and barreling plants busy on cherries, peak for which 13 ex pected after the middle of the week, and on logans, Youngber- ries, red raspberries and boysen- berries. Three cents is the top price of fered growers on cherries, with the valley crop this year esti mated at between 2000 and. 2.- 500 tons, or about half a nor mal crop. Rains in this section late last week did only a small amount of damage to the cher ries. Canners are experiencing a slight demand for sour cherries. and these will be taken up at Ceonrr Fdwin stanlS-" $1 In slmPIe EPP1 ceremony, John Roosevelt and Anne IJndsay Clark Were married at . high noon t cenU R Qund whlcn prlce ls Ltf Ifni ceremony June 1 in the 107-year-old Union church at Nahant, Mass. The two youngsters, both with- M to more faTOrable to in m few months or their zzna Dirtnaays, greeiea " .uuu.uus 'wo -rower than 3 cenu on RoxAl pressed poUce linea outside the church. Photo above was taken as the wedding party left the church. Anneg and Diacks. as picking is JLeft to right: Mrs, F. Haven Clara, motner 01 ine duc, nunc, me pimurai, ar. cveai)er ani easier. Roosevelt. So far no . nrice has been named on red raspberries, though cents or tbe some term contracts. Some Youngberriea Sold Some Toungberries have been purchased at 3 cents a pound. Oregon Industry Hires More Men Improvement in Past Several Months ticial notice of nomination was 0,10 12 Tonight The regular received yesterday morning by mf,et ot Townsend club No 12 wy f V not chairman of the state industrial n,v tJ n,r- n,.,ia. m. will be held in Wesley hall tonight Plata t alleging plaintiff has not ,n,Tniamn reported More Jobs have become avail able in Oregon industry during the past few months, J. C. Joy, filed. James Mott, incumbent, will 3 v ter of action, several causes lm- be Burk s opponent for the con- I Faces Disorderly Charge L. J. J properly united and facts insuf gressional post in the general Richies, Portland, is booked at the 1 ficient to constitute cause of ac- city ponce station ior being I tlon. drunk and disorderly. election November 3. accident commission reported Monday. He said these figures In the report were true of all em ployment in the state. There were 102.343 men work Get Wallowa Road Job The Rogers Construction company, Dayton. Wash., Monday was awarded a contract for 3.4 miles of grading, surfacing and oiling on the Enterprise-Scotch Creek section of the Hurricane county road in Wallowa county. The low State, Policeman Fined lng in May in Industries under. City of Salem Hen foreclosure I the workmen's compensation law complaints against defendants for as compared with 135,198 last amounts as follows: Ludwlg Bet- October when the high mark since ker. administrator, et al. 1929 was reached. The May. 1938, On DUorderlv Char a e $175.32: Norton R. Gaylord et employment, however, was 5000 0 I . mmm mm- n . ml I. . ... . . . . apv J ai, tui.i; 11a ai. urauir c. i, 1 oeiow mat ot may, xt, mu $108; Frank E. Kenney et ai, twice the low depression mark $173.14. $173.14; H. Laray et reached in February, 1933 al. $188.93, $194.13, jzs.au; SPOKANE, June 20-;P)-Adri-an D. Campbell, 35, of Coquille, bid waa $23,365. Thirty bids for Ore., who said he was on sick E M1'ler et al.' $166.97. this job were opened by the state ;?ttTC "u l"'5 - . . $20.04, $112.32j E. C. Pearson Above Depression Low 4 The total payroll during April lice, was fined; $60 and costs to- Tt ol ' 417n ;. TinhAT jj. Rt- was $11,666,236, compared with meeting in Portland. P1,ce cnr on caarges ot clffe ' $210.21. $187.02. $20.04; $15,455,467 last September and Leaders Meet Today The corn- disorderly conduct and reckless driving. Anna E. Smith et al, $123.73. $11,462,959 in April. 1937. Tne $152.25; Vernie E. Stiffler, et 1 lowest monthly payroll was Campbell's driver's license for 30 demurrer to complaint. days. l937-38 total, .which already Irwin Kenneth Irwin at a local hos pital Saturday, June 18. Late resi dent of 146 North 24th street. Survived by widow, Mrs. Agnes-R. Irwin of Salem; mother, Mrs. Blanche McCleery of Salem and brother, Robert Irwin of Oakland, Calif. Funeral services from Clough-Barrick chapel Tuesday, June 21. at 10:30 a.m. Inter ment Belcrest Memorial park. Rev. Mr. Gross of tho Evangelical Lutheran church will officiate. mitteelto work out rlans for the He was acquitted of a drunken 25i en. $120.14. $372.21: 739,028 in February, 1933. The openimg of an interdenominational driving charge. Judge Frank Yuse mary Winkel et al. $210.59. $138,305,782 payrqll during the camp for church leaders of Sa-I B&ia ne would recommena to ure- Federal Farm Mortgage Corp. 1 1936-37 fiscal year, highest since lem and vicinity will be held this son authorities the suspension of TS. Nettie- Benson Howe et al; I 1929-30, wijl be exceeded by the morning at the YMC. Rev. P. W. cricksen is chairman of the com mitteej Other members are Irving Fox, Dean Poindexter and L. W. Collar.! The camp Is being planned for the third and fourth weeks in August. Ayres Ell J. Ayres, 73. at a local hos pital, Monday, June 20. Late res- ident ot 245 South cottage streei. ' Survived by widow .Mjs. Mary S. Ayres and daughter. Miss Mar K nret Avres. both ot Salem: son. ' ? i MirnM s. Avrea of San Francisco: two brothers, Edward Ayres of Modesto, Calif.; and Howard Ayres of Mankato, Okla.; four sis ters, Mrs. Hattie Owen, Palino, Iowa; Mrs. Elizabeth Fulton of Mankato. Okla.; Mrs. MatUe Culp of Dallas. Texas: and Miss Lulu Linn Ayres of Los Angeles. Fun eral announce menu later by Clough-Barrick company. McCurdy Claude J. McCurdy died at the home of his sister, Mrs. w. Foster, 1045 N. 5th street, June 19. at the age of 60 years, bur vived by father, T. J. McCurdy ot Salem; daughters. Lillian Boget of Cheney. Wasb., May vensei. Jesse Coman and Edltn houi riDv. all of Spcfcane, Wash.: brothers. Clarence and Clifford McCurdy of Mllford, Mich.; sis ters, Mrs. Bertha Rlchman of Mil- ford, Mich., Mrs. Lillian James 01 Sacramento, cam., ana Mrs. viv ian Foster of Salem. Five grand children and several nieces and neDheWs also survive. Services will be held from the chapel of Walker & Howell Funeral home Wednesday, June 22, at 2 p.m. Rev Arno Q. Weniger will oftlci ate; interment, Lee Mission ceme tery. Perkins Nancy Perkins, 77, at a local hospital Sunday, June 19. Late resident of 990 North Fifth streeL Survived by daughters, Mrs.0. R. Kennen and Mrs. W. F. Starr; sons, F. H. Gearin ot Centralia, Wash. Services will be held from the Clough-Barrick chapel Tues- dsy, June 21, at 1:30 p.m. witn Ker. Guy L. Drill officiating. Women ot Woodcraft will be in charge of the ritualistic service, Interment Lee Mission. Clark F.llis Clark, in this city June 19 at the age ot 79 years. Survived by niece, Mrs. Nellie M. Jensen of nellineham. Wash. Funeral ar rangements will be announced lat er by W alker ana Howeu Tinerai home. ' CARD OF THAXKS We wish to thank nil the friends and neighbors tor the kindness and sympathy shown through the Illness and death ot our beloved husband and father. Catherine Feskens ana family The Call Board Savings are insured to $5,000 with the Salem Federal. 1 Budget Forms Mailed Forms and instructions for the .1939-40 biennial budget Monday were mailed to all state department and institution heads by Budget Director Wallace Wharton. Wharton has requested that1 all budget estimates for the next bi ennium be filed in his office by September 1. 1 Board to Portland Members of Salem's community chest board will go to Portland Thursday, where! they will meet with the director of National Community Chest. 1 Inc. Saturday a group, in cluding W. M. Hamilton, W. H. Moran and C. A. Kells, will go to Seattle where it will attend the national convention for commun ity chest boards. Needn't Get License Barbers, connected with army and CCC camps, who practice their profes sion on government lands, are not required to obtain a state license. Attorney General Van Winkle held In an opinion Monday. The opinion was requested by the Ore gon' state board of barber exami ners. I Amos C. Branch vs. industrial amounts to $131,331,053 with two accident commission; plaintiffs months yet to be reported, reply making general denial of Under Year Ago Z.Zfl ."" ",,: There were 2.660,917 man days WoT... t,nn worked in May. about 100.000 commission vs. Alice B., Frlwell; -lew than , May 1,937. and about stipulation for insertion in com- -w iu ,.. ; CAPITOL Today-i-Double bill, "Prison V.rn " with Shlrlo- : Rx . Stipulation ior luseino" iu vui,.- - . , - " - 1 -i-jr, nf oiiotrotlnn that nrnnertv I A uutiti, uuncici, iiaa lucieascu and Llovd Nolan and the Plaint Of allegation tnai properly w.., i- omio-'ht In ho cnnrtPmllca 13 OI a "7 w,vvv omio J uv reasonable cash value not ex- about double, the low depression ceeding $10,440. i point. Probate Court - I Contributions by employers to John Gray estate: order dis- the commission's insurance fund missing petition for probate were $283,824, more than double and discharging Anna DItter as the lowest depression mark, but administratrix because claim for 1 sieb.ouo below tne September, which recovery had been anticl- U1937, total. Joy predicted that employment and Lloyd Nolan and the Three Mesquiteers in "Rid- ers of the; Black Hills." Wednesday 4- Double bill, Bobby Breen and : Ned Sparks In "Hawaii Calls" and "The Lady in the Morgue" 'with Preston Foster. imr.i.vivnnn Today "Radio City Revels" pated is not collectible with Bob Burns, Jack Oakie, Kenny Baker and Ann Miller. Wednesday Family night, Double bill, "She Married an Artist"- with John Boles Wild Night. Austria Designation Altered Saturday Don Araeche, SI . . , I J r - James S. Hays estate: apprais- conditions would improve grad al, I00. by Josepn r isuer. ually untn next fall due to Bea George ti. Ben ana c sonai work. al oraer granted Liois . rj . i Hamti administratrix. w. TV Mohnev estate: closing Grimes, 18, housekeeper, 642 wd Ld TZ'WRkr order granted S. M. Endicott. North Liberty, both of Salem, and Lull Deste and Rich- - Carl D. Benson, leeal. drua- ctfi;ui.vi. 1 Ida Cawrse estate; order trans- gist, Salem hotel, and Ruth ferrlng to circuit court petition j Dougherty, legal, optometrist, Sa- of George and Charles uawrse 1 iem route iour. and answer of Frank Cawrse. ... Municipal Court Frankie Hobbs estate: oraer R. K. Presnall. drunk drivinar: for executors to transfer notes fined ioo, a 30-day jail sent- and securities to resiauary iega- 1 ence BUSpended to one year's tees in following total amounts: 1 probation, and operator's license L.VLC7 a. i.'ll' I revoaea ior one year. ueorge w ,yB'c'V Pern E. Averill, reckless Mary r.. MCft flal driving; case continued and re- Cathern Smith estate: final order granted L. D. Smith, aa- " TVK . mini-trstor. Henry Nordberf, drunk; fined irthoi rtv rnardianshlD: ap- $10. committed to serve r.nnrtinr 16.74 income I James J. Mitchell, drunk, ard Arlen and Fay Wray , in "Murder in Greenwich Village." ; Friday Double bill, "My Dear Mis s A Id rich" with Edna May Oliver, Maureen O'Sulllvan and Walter Pid- geon and Charles Starrett in "Cattle Raiders." r.R.4n Today f Warner Baxter, Freddie Bartholomew In Robert Louis Stevenson's "Kidnaped." ' Wednesday June Lang and Dick Baldwin . in "One WIM Mirk" ' County Clerk U. G. Boyer yester day received notice from the US immigration service that for the purpose of making ont natural ization purposes the designation. "the present sovereignty in Aus tria." j should be used instead of "the republic ot Austria," former ly used. Club 4 Program The Arthur Tucker family will furnish enter tainment at Wednesday night's Townsend club No. 4 meeting at the Highland school at 8 p. m. In addition there will be an impor tant business meeting. The public is invited. LAST TIMES TODAY . . v r . , rina. w rrt m m itt nn vn mam ner montn rrom mn.u . t- --"'"- - iot to Spnlrnnher 17.' 1947. mone Simon and Robert d 'finA payment from Insur- ance company uciuuer - of $2.48; appraisers Julia Pease, Fred S. Bynon, Jr., and Laurie D. Walker. Constance and Mary Ann Mc- When Were You Born?" raV -iiardianstiin: order appoint- w 1 1 h Margaret Lindsay J ing Linian McKay guardian ad and Ann May Wong. ntom and authorizing sale of Wednesday Double bill, reai property. "Rlockade" with Hnrv t 1 TT.mcm I mmm, I, I f I IMVC James Falk, 22. shipping clerk, 340 Hoyt street, and Doris Bob Breen Show- On Capitol Bill Wednesday -brings another three-unit program to the Capitol theatre for four days. Topping the big three is Bobby Breen in his latest smash adven- ture musical. "Hawaii Calls," with Ned Sparks and Irvhr S. Cobb in comedy roles. The companion feature is the latest of the crime club thrillers called "The Lady in the Morgue, starring Preston Foster, Patricia Ellis and Frank Jenks. As an added attraction there is a novel short subject called "Czechoslovakia on P a r a d e," which gives the inside story of Europe's powder keg. Salem Held Best For Home Making Because people he has met In 72,000 miles travel in every state but two during the past two years declared Salem is one of the finest little home cities in the entire United States, Frank Durkhoff, retired J. C. Penney store man ager from Michigan, has arrived in Salem with Mrs. Durkhoff and their two daughters and intends to make their future home here. Durkhoff has spent the past two winters in California and had visited Salem briefly two years ago. He says that he has consist ently heard Oregon referred to as the state least hit by the depres sion, with Salem the city least conscious of business ills. Arrived here, he met Claude Talmage, 1765 Center, whom he knew it Ritzville, Wash., 19 years ago while Durkhoff was with the J. C. Penney store. This was the first meeting of the men in that period. Al 1 f WI it is expected around Uld House Wiring ered fj O same figure named in som May Be Replaced n ,i j 1 vi . . I which price is figured as more Portland General Electric favorable to the grower than C cents on- red raspberries. Young- berries though canners say only a few will be packed run 2 Vt to 4 tons to the acre, fill th boxes more quickly and picking Company, EHFA Offers Plan to Finance Urge Contribution To Chinese Funds Citizens of Salem and the community are urged to make contributions to .the Chinese ci vilian relief fund for the war and flood stricken thousands in China. The national American Red Cross chapters throughout the United States have promised to raise $1,0 00.0 CO tor the relief fund. The quota reached to date is $34,588. There are 190 Red Cross chap ters in the Pacific northwest and 69 of these have achieved' their goal. The Marion county chapter. Red Cross, is not. among those reaching its goal. Any contribu tions will be greatly appreciated and money may be left at either of the three banks or the Red Cross office. Walter C. Winslow is chairman of the Marion county Chinese relief committee. costs are cheaper, being from 4 Electric Home and Farm author- to 1 cent, as against higher pick ity. a federal agency, which will In costs and production, of only nrovide easv Davment financing to 1 ton per acre on red ! for modernizing wiring systems in raspberries. . . older types of homes was announ- . rrooaoiy, not ... WJ8 ced this week by W. M. Hamilton, berries grown will find a mar Willamette division manager for ket. though those on contracts Portland General Electric com- at 3 cents will be packed, pany. The financing service will Whether or not the control be available to PGE customers boara price or cems throughout the utility territory, for loganberries will hold will be "Inadequate household wiring determined likely today at a con systems constitute -one of the most ference of control board mem serious obstacles blocking the way bers and packers, to wider use of electricity by the With the Juice business bogged public," Hamilton said. "Due to down this season ana logans the rapidly expanding use of elec- thrown backj almost entirely t tricity by domestic customers for canners, it is? considered improb- cooking, water heating and better ably that this entire crop will lighting, a severe burden has been find a market. . Last year up to placed on the wiring in many UO per cent of the logans in this homes with the result that it has section went into Juice, ana wun become inadequate to provide for the heaviest carryover of all satisfactory and full use of .the fruits in history still confronting newer electrical, appliances." them, canners are not anxious 24 Months To Pay .". to make big packs this season. The EHFA will advance 90 per Especially is this so in view of cent on approved wiring installa- the uncertainty of markets, tions of more than $40, extending ' Some growers apparently feel 24 months, and without recourse resentment at the canners at the on the contractor doing the Work, low prices, fruits have taken this The utility will collect Install- season, but packers point out ments on the loan along with its that Salem, even with curtailed regular monthly service bills, in operations, is . in more favorable the same manner that EHFA con- position than some fruit growing tracts for the purchase of electri- centers. cal appliances are being handled One canning company that at the present , time. Hamilton operates 12 plants on the coast stated that in the majority of in- S n0t opening dogrs of eight of stances wiring systems can be im- "the nlants at all this season, and proved and made fully adequate Qf the four that are operating at comparatively small, cost. oniy Dn part time, one Is In Sa- Portland General Electric com- iem pany was. the first utility In the indicative of the curtailed can northwest to make EHFA finan- nery operations here ls the an cing for electrical appliance pur- n0uncement of one plant that it chases available, and is the first WQrkjtig only an hour and a in the United States to be ap- half a aay -with hut 5 per cent proved by EHFA for financing of lt3 n0rmai employe roll at this home wiring. : hand this year. This ' situation is general. McKenzie Utility District Of -the fruits now coming on. . . . . , , cherries are about the only item Hearing bet for July 15 that will be entirely absorbed by - the canners and barreling plants. Preliminary hearing on the pe- with operators declaring that tition for formation of the Mc- bnlk f the cherry crop will he Kenzle river people's utility dis- care of except for small trict In Lane county has been set Jots grown at homes in Salem, for July 15, the state hydroelec- " " " - trie commission announced Mon- m J Tt. day. The place of the hearing has Torvend Gets JOD not yet been determined. BETHANY Palmer Torvend. The district would extend from son of Mr. and Mrs. Silas Tor- Vida to a point approximately two vend,- ls at work at the county miles above the McKenzie bridge, agent's office at McMinnville. He and embrace virtually the same will be employed there during the area as Included in a previous I summer. He graduated from Ore-: petition. gon State college in early June. Young in "Josette Elsinore Today Double bill, Ginger Rogers and James Stewart In "Vivacious Lady." and "Prison Farm" Three O riooii j? tr 111 0 Mesquiteers fa, O Lloyd Nolan O "Riders of Shirley Rosa the Black Hills Fonda and Madeline Par- roll and "Who Killed Gail Preston" with Rita Hayworth. Births D r a k e To Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Drake, 761 S. W. Vista Drive; Portland, a daughter. Mar- go Jean, born June 10 at the Sa lem General hospital. Case To Mr. and - Mrs. Ersel Case, 1341 Oswald, Woodburn, a son, Lyle Leslie, born June 11 at the Salem General hospital. Nelson To Mr. and Mrs. Sam uel M. Nelson, Rt. 7, Salem, a daughter, Lois Lillian, born June 14 at the Salem General hospital. Jeanette ! Today MacDONALD " "LOTTERY BRIDE" Joe E. Brown Zasn Pitta 2ND HIT- Mat. r WBAXTER -gS BJUCTHjXOf I IT OlflVrl j)( Last Day Vwhih c fft - y . 1 J Etc. AJPVj , ,,. i 11 Phone 3939 DuBain Fur Shop In New Location 442 State St. - Upstairs Restyling Repairing m f Cleaning StowMte BIELLOW MOON ROLLER RLNK Salem' largest and finest Open every nite 8-11 New Hammond Electric Organ The best music for skating. New hard eastern maple floor. Featuring all the new national skate dances. Join our club for special privileges. Special sum mer rates. '- j " Skates 20c Spectators 10c Member of R. S. R. O. A. Phone 7064 : I With VICTOI MOOtl MILTON SItll ko-iaoio riCTute a 3 .irw jm m til m V V MSHLBaMAaaAMMaHhuai 9t tm tmW0m 'She Richard Arlen Married an Faye Wray Artist" tn with Murder In . John Boles Greenwich Lull Deste A-illaKe" AIR CONDITIONED COOL Smash Hits 4nSf Starts TOMORROW 9 t eeirXS-latll5.W- "lr-T .iit AND 2ND BIG HIT Th Mystery That Electrified the World! ! The Greatest of the Famed Crime Club Stories. 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