TIi OSEGOH STATESMAN, Salem. Oregon. Friday Morning. July 17. 19
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Local News Briefs
Repairs - Planned Building per-i
mits lor repairs to residential prop
erties in Salem the past .week to
taled $1293. They were issued to
Oscar Purcell to alter a dwelling
at 865 Breys at" an estimated ex
penditure oi $200; to JL, A. Rob
inson, alter dwelling,. 2214 North
Front,, $200;.-W. .A.' Rieves, - alter
dwelling. 1055 North 16th, $160;
A. M. Hansen, alter dwelling, 1128
Nebraska; $45; Kathryn Townsend,
alter dwelling, 475; South 17th,
$36; lillian'CadVell, reshingle ga
. rage arid dwelling, -2085" North
Commercial, $35; Lee Ohmart;. re-
, pair dwelling, " 591 Khaptf - $50;
Emil Carlson reroof garage, 1475
North Fourth, $25; Margaret Po
laire, reshingle " dwelling. "1950
North Water, $45; Mabel Peterson,
filter rfurllin . 9ft (a.,
$10; Jan Miles, reroof dwelling
and garage, 700 Stewart, $175; D.
E... wolgamot, repair dwelling,
1035 North 22nd, $45; R. P. Bur
gess, repair dwelling, 196. North
24th, $40; Mrs., Myers, roof
dwelling, ,1740 North Fifth, $138;
Mrs. BVM. Randall, erect outdoor
fireplace," $5fc O. O. Barnes, 're
roof dwelUng, 1176 South 14th,
$20; Leslie Morris, alter dwelling.
' 445 North 24th, $25.' ' " '
Lutz florist Ph. .9592. 1276 N. Lib.
Item Causes Inquiry The . as
sumed business name of the Sa
lem Collection agency - was '. re
cently retired and the fact noted
in a news item. Since, Francis
W. Smith of. the .Salem Retail
Credit, bureau has. been besieged
. with inauiries as to .whether he
. had sold out and what his future
.- mans were, t-sm it was wnue ne
was a law student at Willamette
university that Smith and George
Van Natta operated the collection
agency, long since disbanded. The
recent action was merely to clear
the records. The firm Smith now
operates, the Credit '.bureau, is
still a living organization.
Liquor Tax Received A state
warrant for $1195.86 was received
this week by City Treasurer Paul
. H. Hauser from Secretary of State
Earl Snell as Salem's share in the
alcoholic beverage tax for the
quarter enaing June 3U. xromine
state total of $42,160.91, Aums
ville received $6.73; Aurora, $8.82;
Donald, $6.35; Gervais, $12.85;
Hubbard $14.97; Jefferson, $18.53;
Mt Angel, $39.93; Scotts Mills,
$8.78; Silverton, $113.17; Stayton,
$41.98; St Paul, $7.08; Sublimity,
$10.83; Woodburn, $76.79, to make
Marion county total of $1348.77.
- Announcing opening new "Beauty
Salon at Prices Expert operators.
Phona for appointment S859. For
merly Anabels.
Operator Located Reported
missing Thursday, .Charles E. La
cey, Brooks station Southern Pa
cific telegraph operator, was lo
cated later that same day in a
Salem hotel. He said he had short
ly before called the Brooks Sta
tion agent, having learned, that
there was a query as to his where-1-'-abbuts.
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- J mtJt K AAA AA
are earning .3 at Salem Federal,
130 South Liberty. " '.. "
Combine Permit Given The
county court has given John P.
' Doubrava a . permit to move a
' combine over county and market
roads. '
.Obituary
Griggs
Earl Chester Griggs, 39, at a lo
cal hospital Wednesday, July 15.
Survived by widow, Mrs. Oneta
Bell Griggs of Salem; daughter,
Dorann Griggs of Portland; son,
Elmer of Salem; step-mother, Mrs.
Emma Griggs of Crabtree; two sis
ters. Mrs. Helen Ward and Mrs
Edna Smith, both if Salem; and
two brothers, Clyde Griggs of
Portland .-and Harold Griggs of
Black-Rock. Services will be held
Saturday. July 18, at 10 a. m.
from the chapel of Clough-Bar
rick company. Concluding services
at 1 p. m." in Bilyeu "cemetery near
Scio. - .-T. ' : '
Actor in Service t
Cheat Reports Collections A
total of $5568.11 from the amount
pledged in the 1941-42 campaign
remains to be collected by the Sa
lem Community Chest, according
to the financial statement submit
ted to directors at their meeting
here this week. Collected from
this year's pledges has been $40,-
oji.ua, wniie SI 127.49 from last
years pledges' had been collected.
Cooperating agencies had received
to date $30,104.44 for their sup
port. - - y . .
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Price's Beauty; Salon now onen
for business. Phone early for api
pointments. Expert operators.
formerly Anabels.
"Threat" ..Investigated Citv
police were Thursday asked to
investigate a printed note received
in at least two households in the
900 block on North Summer street
to the effect: "If you do not place
two packages of gum on the left
side of MU1 creek bridge by 8,
inurs. Eve. BEWARE!", beneath
which was drawn also in pencil a
dagger. Children were believed to
be the would-be extortioners.
Eats. It's the Coffey. Joe's place.
Open day and night
Cab Pack Picnics Members of
Cub pack eight of the First Pres
byterian church will have a pic
nic tonight at Olinger park. Boys
will come at 3 o'clock for games
and swimming, parents at - C- A
picnic supper will be served at
6:30. Boys between the ages of
8 and 11 years and interested in
becoming Cubs are invited. The
cubmaster is David Ringland.
Employed In Research Robin
Mbser of route six left by plane
Wednesday for Louisville, Ky
wnere he will be employed in
chemical research for the Girdler
corporation. His work will be in
connection with the development
of the Girbotal process of gas
purification. '
New Deluxe Beauty Salon recent
ly opened at Prices. Get your ap
pointments now. Formerly Ana
bels.
No P ienie-rPlans for a joint
picnic of Missouri and Nebraska
clubs at Leslie park here Sunday
were canceled Thursday by the
committee in charge, because of
uncertainty of weather condi
tions..
For Home Loans see Salem Fed
eral. 130 South Liberty.
, Program Slated The closing
program for the vacation Bible
school at Auburn school, Four
Corners, will be held tonight
This school was held by the Four
Corners branch of the First Bap
tist church.
Beginning classes hV both Thomas
and Gregg shorthand starting
Monday, July 20, at the Capital
Business college. Liberty and Che
meketa, phone 5987. -
Recovering at Hospital Bonnie
Benson, daughter of Mr: and Mrs.
George Benson,5 , is recoVerihle
from a major . operation at the
Salem Deaconess - hospital and is
how able to receive visitors. - .?
Dr. Moran, 158 S. Cottage. Chiro
practic physician. Dial 8197.
Injured In Fall-Mrs. Zula Van
Gilder, Marion hotel hostess, fell
Thursday afternoon, injuring her
back, city first aid staff members
who took her to Salem General
hospital reported.
Court Grants Deed A quit
claim deed to the county's interr
est in three acres of 'land has
been granted ' to ' Paul : G. Smith
for $57.50 by the Marion county
court ,
You can still buy a Johns-Man-
ville Roof, nothing down, 12 mo,
to pay. Mathis Bros- 164 S. Corn!.
Colorado Picnic Canceled The
Eastern Colorado picnic scheduled
for July, 26 at the Dallas city
park, has "been' canceled for the
duration. - "
Beginning classes in both Thomas
and Gregg shorthand starting
Ilonday, July 20, - at the Capital
Business college; liberty and Che
meketa, phone 5987. '
Banling. Permit Granted The
Marion .county court has granted
Ed Stortz a permit .to haul logs
oo certain county roads.
i
iUntfl recenUy one cf Honywood'a
much-pubUcized "matinee idols,";
Victor Mature, now in the U. S.
Coast Guard i shown during- m
life-saving test In r Hollywood.
Ueiit Kenneth A. Coler looks on
V CtnL ft. Kronhaus, Inrcntot of
OS rutberixed overall suit, gia
l7iow Rim Produces Bomber Wings
PUBLIC RECORDS
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defendant, charged with threat
ening to commit felony, released
on own recognizance on recom
mendation of district attorney. .
The Marion county grand jury
returned two true bills Thursday,
one charging Arthur Lundgren
with perjury in connection with
the filing of. an exemption affi-r
davit covering a used imported
motor. " vehicle, and ? the Mother
charging . James. . Ogden White,
Jack Graves ' and Roy. L. Bogg,
state penitentiary fugitives, with
larceny of a truck in which they
escaped from the institution. The
trio was apprehended in Montana.
Bail in all four instances was set
at $1000. ....
The jury was excused subject to
future call.
In a section of the hure interior of Ford's Willow Ran bomber plant near Detroit, Mich-, workmen pro-
dace the center wing or the B24: bomber. Sections of the planes are being shipped to assembly
plants elsewhere, while finishing touches to pnt the plant .Into all-oat production continue. (Asso
ciated Press Telemat) .... . . - . " -----'
Service
Men
What They An
What They're Doing
Pvt Eldon T. Wenger has been
transferred from Camp Roberts,
Calif., to Camp Lawton, Wash.
He was visited at Camp Lawton
over the weekend by Miss Alma
Wenger and . Ed Wenger of Sil
verton and Mrs. Fred Muller and
Mrs. E. J. Welty of Salem. -
PORTLAND, July 16 JP)
Navv enlistments announced on
Thursday included: Erwin C,
Sturgis, Karl Penny, Salem; Ken
neth Fender, McMinnviile; Adrian
C. Miller. Independence, and
William C. Clark, Newberg.
GRAND ISLAND Curtis
Douglas, United States army, is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Douglas. He is stationed
at Walla Walla, Wash.
AmericansPracticeAgairistGas Attack
WOODBURN Ed Barrett
returned home Tuesday after
completing his eight weeks
aviation coarse near Wenat
chee, Wash. He is now quali
fied to give primary instruc
tion to army and navy aviation
cadets. - ;
He indicated he hopes to stay
at home for a few weeks before
taking an instruction job at some
ocation yet to be determined. ;.
Mr.' and Mrs. Ed Zak have re
ceived- a letter from ; their son,
Anthony, who is with the United
States armed forces overseas. - ,
MILL-CITY Mrs. Max Kelly
and', son Michael' have gone. to
San ' Diego to be with her " hus
band Sgt Kelly, who was sent
to the marine base following com
pletion of , special training . at
Aberdeen, Wash. v -
Milan Weston; who is stationed
at Fort Stevens, recently' visited
his Erandmother. Mrs. Addie
Hayes, and his parents,- Mr. and
Mrs. Elbert Clark. " ,. i-
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Nut Growers Set '
Kickoff Meeting
For Meinbership ,
" A kickoff meeting, for the mem
bership campaign of the Salem
Nut Growers' cooperative is
scheduled, for 8 o clock tonight at
the Salem chamber of commerce.
All members and prospective
members are invited. :
A. L Page of Jefferson, presi
dent of the cooperative, will pre'
side at the meeting. Joseph R.
Gerber, Portland, president of the
Gcrber - Advertising agency, will
be the first speaker on the pro
gram. He will explain "Why
Membership Campaign." T. T.
Leonard. Silverton. president of
th North Pacific . Nut Growers
cooperative, wQI speak on "My
Viewpoint as a Grower" and will
introduce Tim 1L Bjelland, the
nrw manager . of the Salem Co
operative. - - y
Other speakers will be A. C
Jacobson, Dundee, manager of the
North , Pacific Nut. Growers 'Co
operative association; R. A. Ward,
Portland, general manager of the
Pacific Wool Growers cooperative
Dewey Barnes membership direc
tor, and Chams-H-- Devlin, Port-
land, eampaing 'headquarters di-
SALEM HEIGHTS Corp,
Virgil . Lenaberg. son of " Mr. and
Mrs. John Lenaberg,- is now sta
tioned at Camp Adair. He . was
transferred there from San Luis
Obispo, Calif. - V .'
Sgtx Lealand Ashcraft, son of
Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Ashcraft, has
been visiting here. He is station
ed at Fort Ord, Calif. 7
SCIO George C Miller has
received word that ... his brother,
Fred W," Miller, has been ' pro
moted from colonel to brigadier
general:. He served on - the Mexi
can border in. 1814 and in World
War I and came up through the
ranks to .his. present rating. " ;
. Noel Sonuner. of Scio, Scio
high school and, Oregon State
college'' graduate, has been "pro
moted ' to first llentenant. ' He
Looking for all the werld like men from Mars, these US troops are
practicing defensive tactics against a gas attack daring maneuvers
somewhere 1st the Faeirle northwest. A. uowieago or cnaucu
warfare baa become an essential part of a soldier's training. Beth
the 'Germans and the Japanese have been accused ef using gas
on battlefronts in Russia and Chin. -
Playground Has
Amateur Hour
For Ghildren
but
was
An ..unsung, unheralded
entertaining "amateur hour'
presented at the Highland grade
school' playground Wednesday
morning before 61 youngsters of
kindergarten age.
The Bonnie-Schwartz "produc
tion" included 12 participants
ranging from tap dancers to cello
soloists.
Wednesday was also open house
at the playground and many par
ents and friends gathered to view
handicraft progress. Among-the
various projects now being con
structed by the children under
the direction of. Bessie Shinn are
sewing cards, metal tapping, flow
er "weaving, wire weaves, scrap-
books.' beads and bracelets of
was at Fort Bliss, Okla for
several months but has been at
Fort Livingston, Lju, since October.
Grant Wicklander, Camp Cal
len Califs has been visiting his
Daren ts. Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Wicklander, on Garden road.
-Robert Hulst who Is stationed
at Fort Stevens, has been visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Hulst, Sunnyview avenue, and is
leaving for . officers' - training
school. in. Virginia. " .. .:.
macaroni and all sorts of paper
craft
Amateurs were Virginia Mea
dows, Marilyn Settlemier, Jerene
Fair, Loree Sliife, Donna Lebold,
Darwyn Whitney, Sharon Rob
ertson," Mildred Hagan,' Caroline
Matter, Louise Matter, Jerry Cas
pell, Rita Bloom and Allen
Schwartz.
State' vs. Leonard Windhorst; I vehicle while under, influence of
intoxicating liquor; trial set for
10:30 this morning." ', . .
MUNICIPAL COURT .
1 Gordon Robert Dixson; ' viola
tion basic rule; $7.50. : . ' -. .
, W. G. - Fisher; violation basic
rule; $7.50.'
Maree L. Odom vs. Prudential
Insurance company of - America
and Blanche R. Odom; reply of
defendant - insurance committee
to separate answer of defendant
Odom. .
A. B. McKillop vs. unknown
heirs of Archibald McMeekin and
others; suit to quiet title to real
property.
PROBATE -
Joseph G. Fontaine estate; ap
praisal, 19874.23, by Fae P. -Smith,
Harley Libby and Lloyd T. Rig-
don. ; . . - ... '. . ".
Mrs. Louisa . Klingele estate; J.
Amsler appointed . administrator
of $1538.60 personal property es
tate and Lydia Grant, Earle M.
Daue and Sherman ' Bostrack
named appraisers.
John Hughes estate; executors
authorized to transfer title of auto
mobile to Daniel Hughes. .
Mark S. Skiff estate; final order,
Ada V. Skiff, executrix. .
Englebert Gier estate; confirma
tion, sale of real property to The-
kla WeQand by William M. Bli
ven, administrator. '.",''
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS
James Henry Smith, 24, soldier,
Salem, and Rosemary Elizabeth
Campbell, 22, cannery worker,
Salem, route six.
JUSTICE COURT
L. R. Oldenburg; defective
brakes; $1 and costs; fine sus
pended and costs paid.
R. H. Lay ton; operating four
wheel trailer without license
plates; $1 and costs; fine . sus
pended and costs paid.
Bennie Conrad; vagrancy; $10
and costs.
W. E. Botts; no license plates on
four-wheel vehicle; $1 and costs,
Thomas M. Martin; no license
plates; $1 and costs.
William Cbester Stewart; no
lights; $1 and costs.
Marion Miller; threatening com
mission of felony; held to answer
to grand Jury; released under pre
vious posted bail.
Thomas Smith; operating motor
Against -licenses
For ArmyOusted 5
5 PORT L A N D i luly 16,-ip)
Chairman L. J. Wentworth of the
state -.1 lquor commission - said
Thursday' he would oppose rein
statement of licenses to any es
tablishments, declared out of
bounds by military authorities. .
He made the statement as the
commission considered- an appli
cation for reinstatement of the li
cense of the Marine club, Astoria.
The commission voted to continue
investigation of .the application. ,
Chemekelans
Slate Trip
The; Chemeketans have sched
uled a trip Into the Mt Washing-:
ton country for this weekend. It
is Into "new" country that should
appeal to the camper or hiker as
well as to the climber. The camp-'
site will be at Big lake in a beau
tiful mountain setting;. The climb
ii 'interesting and thrilling being
one of Oregon's 'major peaks. 1
" The campsite may, be reached
either by highway 20" via Albany,
Lebanon,' Sweet Home and Cas
cadia,'or by the North Santiam
highway. v ' -' ': 'i ' ' .
."Those who Intend' to climb
should " be : prepared, for rock
work." A giiest leader from one
of 1 the Portland mountaineering
clubs will be In charge of this part
of the trip. , ... .... .
. Anyone interested in participat-.
ing. should register ' today at the
Senator hotel. .
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WHAT IIODE COULD
YOU ASK FOB?
THE BEST CLOTHEIG
THAT tlOIIElT ClUi pr :
IC3 Ucsl Fahrics I Expertly Tailarel
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GQEAT BRIIfi
MOIIEY-SAVinG LiM-
Sninwa9 REGULARLY PRICED
U U1T5S) $30 $35 $43 $45 $59
$20-$25-$30
$40
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JOE'S UPSTAIRS
PRICES:
$35
Maay with t Pairs of Pant
CMAMI Regularly Priced $11.95 - $12.95
ipOri LOclIS $14.50 - $17.50
joe's upstairs $8.75 $9.75 $10.95
PRICES $11.95 and $12.95
Of JrTFC And Dress Pants
dLiiVUeJ Regularly $7.50 to $12.50
Joe's Upstairs Prices $5.95 $S.S5 $7.95
Walk Vpstalra te Great Money-Saving Prices Men's
' Finest Qaaltty Clothes . .
OPEK 8ATUEDAY NIGHT TIL t O'CLOCK'
JOE'S
upsTiims
Clcihca Step
5- 442 STATE STREET I
Entrance Next Pmar te Qaelle Cafe V9 One
Plight
County Employes
Near Full Signup
Marion county - employes re
ceived the . compliments on the
state war savings staff Thursday
in a letter received by . County
Clerk' Lee Ohmart from Allan
Rinehart, state deputy adminis
trator. The county's staff work
ers are close to the 100 per cent
mark in signup to invest at least
10 per cent of their salaries in
war bonds. . '- -
"Thanks for the best report
that has yet come to us from any
any of our county governments
in the state of Oregon." Rinehart
wrote. j.'. . .
No Exchange Set
GRANTS PASS, July 16.-(ff)
Replies of Oregon senators to lo
cal Inquiries indicate that civilian
workers on Wake island, captured
by the . Japanese, . will . not be
brought home in any exchange
of . prisoners, ....... " ,
: ) fit SAFEWAY . .
THESE days, Brown Derby Men are folks
who formerly drank imported Pilsner.
They say that for delicious Pilsner flavor
and all-around quality. Brown Derby need
doff its derby to no other beer. ,
TRY THE "Party Pitcher Test"
. eithtr it makes Bnmm Derly Men Cut f .
yoit and your guests or- money hack!
Buy and chill four bottles of Brown Derby
Pilsner. Invite over a friend or two. Pour
this fragrant brew from pitcher , . . the !
way old-time Pilsner was served .... and
pass around sandwiches or potato chips. . '
. If you aJldcaagiw it equals the fbest
Pilsner you ever tasted, return the empties
to where you bought tha beer and your full
purchase prjee will be gladly refunded. . - I
Mmds kj $iM Mrruftrj
, Jar SMfwcmj
B8CR
REAL PILiNEt
fin-
On Clothing For
Work, Dress 2t Gflay
AT THE -
Army :& Na Store
Yoosare because we saved by purchasing at Pre
War prices. Our ceiling prices art lower than
ordinary sale prices." " " J
Carpenter's Overalls
Can't Bust Ira Brand. Union
Made. Regular $2.89 value : v.
Friday and ; "CXO AQ
Saturday only i.VfciVi?
WE - . 5s
CASH I
PAYROLL . V 5f
checks 'K
BUY
VS. WAR
BONDS
4 STAMPS
- WATST- OVERALLS : .Vir
8 02. Blue Denim. Sanforized Reg. j;
ll.l value. jfTiuay . . QQ
and Satairday'only J-iigt
WORK SHIRTS -
One lot men's chambray work shirts
in blue and gray. Reg. . CQ
85c, FrL & Sat only
MEN'S RAIN COATS
Fully guaranteed. All rubber. In all
sizes. Reg. $5.88 value. QQ
Friday Sc Sat only 53iWJ
I
Men's Dress Pants
Zippers and pleated. AH colors
and sizes. Some with belts.
Values to $3.45, 0 OfJ
Fri. & Sat only MpAaOO
SPORT SHIRTS 4 ;
Values to $2.49. Newest style and
colors. Friday and' Cj AA
Saturday only JLLi W A yg'
COVERT WOOL PANTS
One lot Values to $2.89. Friday
i and Saturday $ 1' 49
. ATTENTION LOGGERS :
Currin Raineer Logger; 12-inch top.
. : Logger heel. Caulked. f 9 QQ
Reg. $14 J8 L... ., JLOa70
' COAT SWEATERS 4 .
All sizes and colors. f QO
Reg $2.29 JL iWU
MEN'S DRESS STRAWS
Values to $2.98. . 4
Fri. & Sat only . Ami i
MEN'S ARMY SOX j
Cotton? An exceptional ' value.
3 . pair
LADIES' STRAW HATS
Wide brims. Reg. 39c; Friday
25c
and Saturday
only ......
WHITE CANVAS
, GbOVES
Ideal for any job.
Sale priced at, pr. .
9c
COWBOY BOOTS
Men's It -ladies'. - Reg. t&M
SS.90
value. Sale
priced . at
FROSH PANTS
Tan colon 'Values to $2.39.
Saturday only 01.49
THRASHING GLOVES
Double thumb. Reg. 4 Q W
25c value. Sale A W
MEN'S WORK PANTS
Blue Eagle Brand. Reg. $2.29
value. Friday St tf 7JC
Saturday only P W O
MEITS HATS,
All wool, felt Reg. 1.98 values.
Friday and fifi
Saturday only 3 Jfc mJ W
MEN'S MOCCASINS
Hand-sewed. Reg. $2.89 value.
Sale - j- f4 i
Driced at --j J Am
MEN'S SHOES
Reg. $1J8 value. Friday and
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EUY UiLA .VAR B 0NE3 AND STAJIPS
jliturs a rewpouiters.
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