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GOSSOON STATESMAN, Balm. Oregon. TridaY Morning; fan 5, 1942
,
Seven Highway Bids Awarded
In Camp Adair Area; 12th
Street Paving Set by Board
PORTLAND, June 4 -&)- The Oregon state highway com
mission, gearing its road program to the nation' war effort,
approved contracts totalling $1,300,000 but rejected a $522,918
job for the Camp Adair area.
The commission awarded, or referred to the state highway
engineer with power to award, contracts for rpvpti fpWni a
piujccw uu u west oiae racuic
highway to serve the army can
tonment in the Corvallis area.
The rejected bid was submitted
by McNutt Bros., Eugene, for
2.52 miles of grading and 9.08
miles of paving on the highway
between Monmouth and the Ben
ton county line.
Four additional contracts
awarded or referred were for
federal aid projects to facilitate -handling
of increasing- shipyard
traffic in the Portland area.
Two contracts were for im
provement of the Willamette
highway In Lane county.
Wartime expenditures, said the
commission in a statement,- will
be confined to "a3riunUtration,
urveys, preparation of plans and
acquisition of right-of-way for
post-war work, and essential
maintenance of the present high
way system."
All jobs not essential to the war
effort should be suspended for
the duration, the commission said.
The commission will confer
with the state land department
some time before its next meet
ing on leasing to private mining
interests chrome-bearing sands of
southern Oregon beaches.
The commission withdrew a
$1300 grant to state-owned radio
atation KOAC at Oregon State
PUBLIC
RECORDS
CIRCUIT COURT
Reber G. Allen and Rex Al-
right, trustees of William S.
Jack estate, vs.- Martin C. Mon
son and Lillie Mcnson: voluntary
non-suit granted On petition of
plaintiffs, explaining that defend
ants have conveyed title to real
property involved.
Katie Martha Kelley vs. Har
land Edward Kelley; complaint
rW divorce, alleging cruel and in
human treatment, asking custody
f one minor child, $40 a month
support money, $30 a month ali
mony; married in Salem. May 1,
1934.
Matred Stitt vs. Delferd Stitt;
4efendant ordered to pay $43 due
relatrix on back support money
at rate of $10 a month.
Melba Trask vs. Lloyd N. Trask;
Or Jer of dismissal based on motion
Of plaintiff.
Lee vs. Bloch; continued, with
une 16 set as tentative date, be
cause of illness cf one of attor
neys. Georgia M. Drake vs. Ernest
Drake; complaint for divorce, al
leging cruel and inhuman treat
ment, and asking restoration of
plaintiffs' former name of Geor
gia M. Knedler together with own
ership of certain household furni
ture; married in Worland, Wyo.,
May 28. 1929; supplemental peti
tion asks order compelling de
fendant to remain away from
plaintiff during pendency of suit.
Emma L. Tooze vs. Robert D.
Hutchinson; stipulation allows ex
tension of time to plaintiff until
September 1 in which to file
transcript on appeal.
PROBATE COURT
Mary Louise West estate: Mar
ion E. West, son, appointed ad
ministrator; J. F. Ulrich, George
McGrew and M. Trommlitz named
appraisers; heirs at law declared
to be Marion E. West. Salem, and
Roseoe J. West. Oakland. Calif..
college. The money was to have
been for tourist promotion.
E. L. Gray of Independence
requested the commission to
set . out the location of a
bridge, over the Willamette
river between the towns of
Monmouth and Independence.
The matter was referred to the
engineer.
C. H. Watzek of the Roaring
River Logging company headed
a delegation which requested im
provement of a three-mile stretch
or road near Scio. The road was
needed for logging operations in
northern Linn county, he said.
Bids awarded:
Benton, county Lewisburg
Corvallis section of Pacific high
way west, 5.56 miles of grading
and paving; E. C. Hall, Eugene,
and J. C. Compton, McMinnville,
$226,925.
Benton county Widen three
bridges on Lewisburg-Corvallis
section of Pacific highway west;
J. F. Johnston. Newberg, $16,373.
Marion county Twelfth
street section in Salem, 1.26
miles pavement resurfacing:;
Warren, Northwest, Inc., $20,
600. Bids referred to the engineer
with power to award included:
Polk county North unit, Monmouth-Benton
county line section
of Pacific highway west, 6.56
miles grading; E. C. Hall, Eugene,
and J. C. Compton, McMinnville,
$264,934.
Polk county Construction of
two pile trestle bridges on Mon-mouth-Suver
section of Pacific
highway west; J. F. Johnston,
Newberg, $14,051.
Polk county Widen three
bridges on Suver-Lewisburg sec
tion of Pacific highway west; J.
F. Johnston, Newberg, $22,140.
Polk county Construction
of overcrossing on Monmouth
Suver section of Pacific high
way west; Averili and Corbin,
Portland, $9640.
Bids rejected included:
Polk county Monmouth-Benton
county line section of Pacific
highway west, 2.52 miles grading
and 9.08 miies paving; McNutt
Bros., Eugene, $522,918.
Two Convicted
Of Espionage
LOS ANGELES, June 4-P)
Dr. Hans Helmut Gros, 34, German-educated
native of Minneap
olis, and his Kansas-born, Los
Angeles-educated wife, Prances
Goellert Gros, 31, were convicted
of espionage Thursday.
They are liable to maximum
sentences of 20 years each, and
Gros to five more for conviction
on a second charge of failing to
register as a foreign agent.
Albrecht Rudolf Curt Reuter.
56, indicted with therrf, was freed
Wednesday. Federal Judge Een
Harrison said evidence azamst
him was insufficient. He was a
Beverly Hills, Calif., art dealer.
Both Gros and his wife denied
that they sent information of value
to Germany.
State Men Attend
Transport Meeting
A number of state officials, in
cluding R. H. Baldock, state high
way engineer, and Ormond R.
Bean, statp lltilitif rnmmiecifinoc
sons; Ruth Jones and Ruby Jane are in Seattle today attending a
West, Salem. meeting arranged by federal
Marie Cernik estate; $1200 real transportation agencies,
property Marion county estate ad-I Federal regulations applyina to
truckers and many other forms of
transportation will be discussed
at the sessions.
nutted to probate and Karl
Becke named administrator: Xjp.
lie Wadsworth, Victoria Campbell
and Helen Becke appointed ap
praisers. Mary E. Palmer guardianship;
US National bank of Portland,
guardian, authorized to sell a$l.
00f bond of the Home Owners
; Loan corporation, reinvesting the
money in a $1000 US savings bond,
series G.
Charles Zielinski estate; order
confirming sale of Salem citv lot
to Dorothy B. Zielinski fot $4200
property at edge of city to Joseph
Zielinski for $3000 and other city
property to Paul Zielinski for $1,
300. - v
Hugh A. Dowd vs. Ralph Cal
kin; William H. Trindle named
guardian of defendant on petition
.of plaintiff.
H. C. Epley estate; final account
of Maud A. EdIcv. administratrix.
shows receipts and disbursements
of $363.50, with $265.65 in. unsat
isfied claims; h e a r I n g set for
July 6.
. J. N. Neiderheiser estate; order
for sale of real property granted
V. F. Neiderheiser, executor; an
swer by Sarah E. Neiderheiser,
guardian ad litem for Daniel L.
Neiderheiser.
- R. P. Nyo estate; George W.
Potts, Jr, administrator, author
ized to let aside certain real prop-
Ety as exempt to widow, Mary
Nye. ; ., " -' ..
STICE COURT
Robert Samuel Huff; violation
at state motor transportation act,
operating motor vehicle without
Oregon license plates; $10 and
costs on first count, $1 and costs
an second,
fr:T mcipai. contT
."-'- 7. CampbolL Portland;
-fe givt right cf way; $23.
L:LU Berryj Tiolitlon ! basic
CUle;SlO.
Obituary
Crowley
, Hiram Crowley, of Salem, died
Wednesday, June 3. Survived by
daughters, Carrie Arnick, Mary
Alice Arnick and Myrtle Purvis
all of Salem; sons Dr. C. H. Crow
ley, Birmingham, Ala., and Dr. G.
B. Crowley, Huntsville, Ala.; 13
grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
Funeral announcements
later by Rose Lawn funeral home.
Ilendrkks
Mrs. Emelie G. Hendricks, late
resident of 173 South Cottage
street, Salem, Wednesday, June
3. Wife of Robert J. Hendricks,
Salem; mother of Paul R. Hend
ricks, of Salem; sister of Mrs.
Charles Becke of Aurora, Mrs.
Ernest Greenwood of Salt Lake
City ,and A. W. Giesy of Port
land. Services will be held Fri
day, June 5, at 2:30 p. m. from
Clough-Barrick chapel, Rev. Rob
ert A. Hutchinson officiating.
Concluding service in IOOF ceme
tery. Please omit flowers.
Gregg
At the residence, 1597 Franklin
street, West Salem, Thursday,
June 4, Lewis Tildon Gregg, aged
63 years. Husband of Opal Gregg,
and brother of Howard Gregg of
Amarillo, Tex., W. E. Gregg of
Fresno, Calif Mrs. JT O. Nix of
Stillwater, Tex, and Mrs. Ella
Brown of Rawlins, Wyo. Serv
ices will be held in the chapel of
the W. T. Itigdon company Fri
day, June S, at 1:30 p. m. Rev.
Nicholas w. Hieoert will ofjuciatt.
Concluding services in Belcrest
Memorial park..
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jute part of the war effort as a source of food and &
builder of morale.
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Bug-Getta, 2 Vi-Lb. Pkg. 49e
Anr-B-Con Stt of 4, 59c
Ortho Rose Spray Kits, 97c
Ortho Botano Garden Dust 49c
Ortho Grcc nol S4c
Scram Dog Repcllant 49e
Hand Size Cultivators 15c
Digging Trowels, 10c
Pruning Shears 49c
Crass Hooks 39c
Warners B-l Tablets, 25's, 25c
Vigoro Plant Food, 1 lb. 10c
frmd Myt Drug Stttiun
40 Prophylactic
Tooth Powder
23c 39e
Norwich HI Potency
Cod Liver Oil
Full
Pint
$139
Gilnt Sis. Pebecc.
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25c
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The advantage of the most ex
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French Chef's Selection
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98
Temper steel blades with a mirror finish,
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Baby Foods
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Pinaud Colognes
New exciting summer tA
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Odorono Deodorant Cream,
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Ever Dry Deodorant Cream.
45c
Amolin Deodorant lis
Quest Deodorant Powder,
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49e
Nonsoi Uowid 29
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25a
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m
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lubble lath
59c va
Box of 30 Individ
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Sweetheart Toilet
Soap
4 19c
Quick latering
Ironixed Yeast
Tablets
Tour choice of a large variety of veget
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$2.75 Firestone
Garden Hose
Buy hose for gardening and
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I2i
100
Tabs
68'
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Lux Soap
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Nan-Nette Lipstick
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23'
Shades to harmonize
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Straw
Whk!t Drooms
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Drug tmttl
Pickwick Wave Set
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29'
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:c lb.
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Baby Powd.4oz.21c
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Card Tables
$.49
Have an extra card
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47e
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79'
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