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The OniGOIJ STATESMAN, Scdtxnf Orton, Friday Morning. June IX ISfl
Local Nevs Briefs
Freedom Short Six boys who
escaped from the Oregon state
training school tor boys Wednes
day afternoon and a seventh, who
escaped Wednesday morning were
back, In custody Thursday. The
six were picked up near Wood
burn early Thursday morning,
and the other, Earl Bonney,. was
captured earlier. The other youths
were Marston Dunham, Chester
Garner, William Shadduck, Rich
ard Tanner , and Richard Watson.
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' llMpam Fvrlnded BeaV-
erdam land,' covered by. a recent
survey for road improvement m
the Labixh area, will not be taken
for right-of-way, N. C. Hubbs,
Auntv mrtneer. told a delegation
of residents of that area appear
ing' Thursday before the county
court1 The land, declared ex
tremely .valuable for certain agri-
oiiltnral uses, would not Drovide
suitable bed for a road, Hubbs
. said.
Luta florist P 9592 1276 N. Lib.
. At Commission Meeting Mem
bers of the Marion county court
attended the meeting of the state
- highway commission Thursday in
Portland. "
Coming Event
June 16 Salem school beard
election,
June U Last Salem cham
ber of commerce luncheon -for
summer.
On Leave' of Absence Miss
Erma Plett, a member of the
nursing staff of the Marion coun
ty department : of health, has
been granted a Wve of absence
to take advanced work at the
Willamette . university summer
school. Her place has been filled
by. Mrs. Charles Raffety, . former
ly a member of the health staff.
Safety of your savings la Insured
t Salem Federal, ISO S. Liberty
Attend Sessions Members o:
the Marion county " department of
health staff attended all or part
of the sessions of the annual con'
ference of city and county health
officers in Portland on Monday,
Tuesday and ' Wednesday, at the
Medical Dental building. Dr. E. E.
Berg, formerly of Salem, was
elected . president of the Oregon
Health' Officers association for
the ensuing year.
To Handle Estate Eva Irene
Owsley Conrood was Thursday
named administratrix of the es
tate of Carl Owsley In an order
issued by Judge Grant Murphy.
Sole heir to the estate is said to
be Alice Ruby Owsley, daughter
of Mrs. Conrood and her deceased
former husband. The estate is
said, to consist of payment for a
railroad retirement fund and is
of an' estimated $100. value. .
His choice for Father's Day, "Mark
Twain" shsirts, $1.65 & $2.00. A. A.
Qothing Co., 121 N. High. .
Repairs Begun : ' Preparations
for renovation of the former col
lege of medicine' building, - later
the science ; hall,, on the Willam
ette" university campus,' were be-
srun Thursday bv the campus
mainlenance crew. The 4 building
is to be remodeled for the college
of music, now located in Kim
ball hall. Extent of the renovation
has not yet been decided, univer
sity officials stated.
Visit School Mrs. Agnes C
Booth, county school superinten
dent and Mrs. Nova Young, head
nurse in the Marion county health
department plan to spend today
at Corvallis visiting the 4H sum
mer school there as guest of Mrs.
Booth's son, Herbert Booth, pupfl.
raws fiws
FLOIIAL
.SECTIOII
Continues for a Short Tine Longer
GOOD STURDY MIMJALS
We still have a lot of these" sturdy annuals that we
receive so many compliments on. DONT DELAY!
Buy while our stock is complete. Annuals planted
now will surpas many planted earlier due to our.
warmer, nights. FLOWERS AND FLORAL WORK
2 doz. 25 c
GREENHOUSE SPECIAL
CAmiATIOII PLAIITS ' AFMCAN IIAIIIGOLDS
While quantities last These tre 4 A. Orange er Lemon. Per flat of t Eg
Tillable la Red. Rose and White X W t . doz. (Plus lie deposit en flat) . M W
Greenhouses I f fiX (?) 7 I Downlown Slore
North River Road rfj ""VA JA ?wer Jf1"
(Keizer Dist) l ' Ui U s-i Fred Meyer Drug BIdg.
Dial M147 FLORIST I Dial 9058
Telegraphy Class Set An . op
portunity .to learn the ' Morse
telegraphic code may soon be of
fered to interested persons in Sa
lem and vicinity. Instruction will
be free. Those interested are re
quested to leave their names a(
the WPA adult education office
at 434 N. High street t -
Spring wall paper. Mathls Bros.
Article FlleS Articles of : as
sociation have been filed by the
Lewisburc , Mutual Telephone
comnanv. . signed by : Fred Hersch,
John C. Jones and A. N.- Doerf-
ler. Articles show 1755 shares at
a cost of 125 each and state the
place of ' business as -. Oak ' Ridge
schoolhouse m district ;ipo.
FHA Man at Realty Joseph
Nance, a representative of the
Federal' Housing admuustrauon,
will be the sneaker at the Salem
Realty board luncheon today at
the Quelle. The realtors are urg
ing buUdersV material' men and
others who have dealings ' with
the FHA to attend." v
Ask anv business man or banker
in Salem where he would send his
turn or daughter for. a complete
husiness training course. Capital
Business College has thousands of
successful graduates in good posi
tions. We can do as much for you.
New summer classes June 16
Register now. .
Permits Granted Building
permits were issued Thursday to
H. E. Brenaman to repair oweu
ins at 1530 Bellevue. SZOO; wu
liam G. Hardy to erect li story
dwelling and garage at 1783 Nor
way street $3800.
Wuhinr Stolen - Mrs. Jack
W. Baker, 718 North Front street
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rmnrted to Dolice Thursday uuu
her washing was -stolen from a
clothesline at her home sometime
after 7:30 p. m. Wednesday.
licensed to Wed Licenses to
marry have been issued at Van
couver, VVash., to Richard M.
Staff cod and Billie Crura, both
of Salem, and to Charles T. li.
Echals of Bethel, Wash, and Ber-
nice M- Ward of Brooks.
Remember, Dad for Father's Day
with, one- of .our specials, ouiis,
Dress Shirts. Sweaters. Extra
Pants, Sport Shirts, Sport Jackets,
Slax, Ties, Belts, Suspenders, Sox,
Robes for auto or seat covers.
Fringe Robes. Thomas jKay. Wool
en Mill Retail Store, S. 12th at
Ferry St v
Club Meet s Townsend club
No; ;'4 will .meet at Highland
school at 7:30 tonight
Playful Idea Gather 'Round
Long Torso Jackets
Boxey Types, Others
They're the most talked, about styles of
41. Here in lovely rsyon gabardine, rsyon
rep, snd more cool, chic fabrics. Rose
powder, navy, beige hades In i sizes 12 to
20. Select from this carefully taUored
group. ' " ' .
Denim Slack Suits
A grand selection of ' '. : e
sturdy denim suits Sizes
for wear about ths 1? to 20
bouse . . on your va-
cation or gardening. . m 2.98
In severs! wanted t0 " ;?A.o
. colors and styles. . - ..
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$3.00 Value SWIM SUITS
"Mold your figure Into one of these new frm OO
swim suits.5 They're fashioned from smart O
Jersey, printed lastex and all wool and r II m mj Te
rayon knits In the latest shades. Start the' ; - II
Summer right with a new swim suit! All' . v .
66?
2 pr..$l,
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ncrtviOTns
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B0UL COVERS i
t&fcff 250 1
While They Last , ,
1 - With Coupon I
Told After June 1C
iir... s? a
, : I
1 and 4-thread selected irregulars
of Fred Meyer better hosiery. Fash
ioned with reinforced cradle, foot
and deep garter welt for greater..
" wearability. Buy now while quanti
ties last and the as80rtsoent4s.com-"
39c Rayon Damask Lt
46xie-inch rayon damask cloths for your Cp
breakfast or luncheon table. Choice of WW
several patterns in every popular color for Spring
ana summer. 4 ... . .
35c Value Print Aprons
Just the thing for wear about the house on OC '
. those special occasions. Oualltv orints la sVWW
several color combinations. 5 for $1
Al frd tltym Wemmm's Wmmr Sti
Price Effective Friday thru Monday
Reir. 5c - Asst. Shades I dUUIi
- . . d A I Holds 6 or.
eS Spools JL U C I Shoes Reg 29c
While They Last
With Coupon
Void After Jane 1
Women's Wear SecUon
? With Coupon -Void
After June IS
Women's Wear SecUon
Oregon Born
Vregon Owned
Oregon Operated
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inCAUY OVJNEDOPcRATED
Births
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aid' Allen, Dora June a,-aaiem yencru
Perry Te Mr. and Mrs. Leon C. Per-
I J I WW V w
Werner, born June X. Salem General
hosBltal. ;j. j
Baer To Mr. and Mrs. Jake Bser.
mm n W .4w - - m H .11 Chi tr VfArV
Lue, born Msy 20, Salem General hos
pital. - -
Tit Mr. and Mrs. Henrr Z.
Meyer. 1S40 McCoy street, a son. Ger
ald Henry, own maj
. Kstb To MT. ana jots, axiwaru
Roth, 15 North list street, a daugh
ter Barbara Ellen, born May 20. Sa-
i.m n.n.r.1 hjMrrtital- "...
. uifKTn Mr. rnna nn. nouni a.
Morgan, route six. a son. Darel Lee,
born May 21. Salem General hospital.
C. Morris, Stayton. a son. Monti Ken-
nein, Dorn June a, weacone iwiyiw.
. T. II, .nil Mra. Harrv E.
Patton, 611 South Commercial street, a
oaug&ter, uare aucc. oom w
Johnson To Mr. and Mrs. Fredrick
T.k. North ath' street, a
daughter, Viola Evelyn, born J una 4,
Deaconess noepiiai. , .. .. .. ;
U'hlt. Tn Mr. and Mrs. Martin J.
White. Eugene., a. son, James. Clair.
born June S. Deaconess Hospital. -
Stone To Mr. and Mrs. Harry W.
ctnu Mnnmmith. a urn. Richard New
ton, bora June 7, Salem General hos
pital.
a. Tn Mr and Mrs. Lvl D.
ciitr... indcMndcnee. a aon. Jack
Lyle. born June 7, Salem General hos
pital. .
Line' fcrteaded Pejmit ; to ex
tend the Mountain States Power
company pore line on the Baker
road in- Ankeny Bottom ; was
granted Thursday' by the county
court on petition of . B. liening
sen. :
Vacation Church School. Presby
terian church. 9 to 11:43 sun.
June 9-20. V
Nance Is' Sltlk r Joseoh
Nance of Portland, on the staff
of' the' federal housing; adminis
tration. - Is the speaker -today at
Salem Realty board luncheon at
the. Quelle. -
Meeting Reatine The Salem
water commission approved rou
tine' matters m a brief meeting
I Thursday might, a day, ahead of
Its refularly scheduled session.
Convalesces Mrs. Jennie Mar
tin, who suffered a heart attack
Sunday, "is 'reported . convalescing
I at her home, 1145 saginaw.:
Credit Grons Meets ' Discus
sion of names and credit subjects
are to be features of the luncheon
meeting; of the Salem Credit as
sociation at the Golden Pheasant
cafe today. . " .
FHA 00 loans, private money,
any amount on good security. Ab
rams & Ellis, Masonic BIdg.
Returns from Trip Sgt John
WriirhL in charge of the marine
office here, has returned from a
recruiting " trip to ; Grants Fass,
Medford, - Klamath Falls and
nearby cities.-
MwUnr Place Told Central
Townsend vdub No. 6 will meet
at 8 p. m. tonight at the coaxt'
House. .' : . ' v . '.' .
Attends 4H Session
HAZEL. GREEN Marie Phil
lips- is .the district's representative
at-the 4H summer school at Cor
vallis. She" was the president of
Death Takes
Salem Woman
Mrs. Hattie Hall Hein, 68, died
Thursday morning at her home
on Ewald avenue. She was a life
long member of Smyrna church.
Survivors are three cUughterg
Mrs! Anna Brown, Redmond
Mrs. Marcia Aplet, Salem, and
Mrs. Katherine Hitchman, t War
rontnn: five sons. Ralph Hein and
Jack, . Salem, ray, Prinevflle, .
Howard, Redmond, ana cprwisu
Bend; three brothers, Will and Id
Yoder.. Yoder. and Tom. Toder,
Portland, and 24 grandchildren.' .
" " a. M
, Funeral services are scncauiea
for' 2 p.. m. at Smyrna church,
south of Caiaby at 2 p. m. with
Rev. Guy Drill officiating.
the home Improvement 1 4H ehxa
that won a scholarship. "
OBITUARY
Newton .
In this city, Wednesday, June
11, Artie R. Newton, agea w
years, late resident of 1095 Garnet
street. Husband or lAiena neyyiou
and father of Anaus Newton and
Margaret Newton of Salem;
brother of Frank Newton oi &a
I 1m rarl Newton of Oregon City,
Mrs. Lillie Sears of Guthrie, Okla,
Mrs. Etta Wilson of Lebanon, Mrs.
Minnie Morris of Olympia, Wash,
! Mrs. Pearl Ruth Blodgett of Kan
sas and Mrs. Edna McAivin oi
Tortland, Ore. Funeral services
will be held in the chapel of the
W. T. Rigdon company, Friday,
June 13, at 10 a. m.
Savsge
In this city. Wednesday. June
11, Lute Savage, aged 77 years,
late resident of Sublimity. Broth
er of Robert Savage of Salem and
Gertrude Savage of West Salem.
Funeral services will be held in
the chaoel of the W. T. Rigdon
mmnanv Friday. June 13, at 1:30
pjn. Rev. Robert A. Hutchinson
will officiate and ritualistic ser
vices bv Salem lodge No. 336,
BPO Elks. Concluding services in
Lee Mission cemetery.
Emerson
Williai . A: Emerson, 52, at a
local hospital June 11, Survived
bv one sister. Mrs. J. H. Tornidge
f Jefferson. Body will be taken
to Albany by Terwilliger-Edwards
Funeral home for services..
of Roseburg and Ronald Crites of
Salem. Services will be held from
the Clough-Barrick chapel Fri
day, June 13, at 1:30 p. m. Rev.
W. Irvin Williams officiating. In
terment Belcrest Memorial park.
Moore .
Babv Henrv Martin Moore, in
fant son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
W. Moore of 1885 Berry street,
Salem. Thursday. June 12. at a
local hospital. Survived also by
srrandDarents. Mr. and Mrs. Cam
eron Moore and Mrs. aiauiaa ;
Manion, all of Nebraska. Private
services will . be held on Friday,
June 13, at IOOF cemetery.
Byers :.
Edd S." Byers at the residence,
1077 South High street. June 12.
Survived by . wife, Ida Byers;
daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Taylor;
son, James A. Byers; sister, Mrs.
Delia Woodcock, all of Salem;
eipht grandchildren and four
great. grandchildren. Funeral an-
ouncements later by tne t-iougn-
Barrick company.
Yates
Homer Yates at a local hospital,
June 12, at the age of 56 years.
Survived bv four brothers, ' Joe
and Frank of Washington, Sam of
Salem and Bert of Portland. Fun
eral announcements later by the
Clough-Barrick company.
DeHaene x
- Saturday., June 7. Andre ue
Haene, late . resident of Oakland,
ral if- Husband of Gladys De-
I Haene. Funeral announcements
later by . the W. T. Rigdon com
pany.:; ; ;' : ' ' :
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Evelyn Helen Benner, late resi
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at a local hospital," June 11. Wife
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