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Ht CHZCCII CTATTZMAII, Cdaa, Oregon. Cuaior Ilerriig. April 23, 1SIJ
Friday maximum tempera
-tar ST. -aalaSasam 43.' Saturday
rlTer svS-fees. Weather data re-;
.strieted y ana re.Best.
Chamber Adda Eight Tbei
eight new members announced In
the weekly baUetta of the Salem
thamber of commerce-are: R. "R.
bailey. Willamette 'Valley Trans-
Xer, 35 iianon street; x-iywooa i iTnslftm U. Perform The Sa
Uesign torporauoo, , aremr xu 1 chamber Df commerce pro
Bohren, president, and T. O. Toon, I Meadey noon will feature
vice piwws w "IBett Pierce with her baton and
A. T. Fox, Ymc Cestruction com--1 ji. accordion sextet from
pany, 1055- South. -liberty street; th. Pripriiii ifutngr studio. The
Carroll jE" Maron. aemce station i .wwfimiet. .n tii
operator, sw axe -arree vt.ks.i dents, have been awarded the
w . a s lit. a - - M nrri m w -
iieroen mhh, w wu- Kold ior accordionists.
lamette vmvemzji iiarry w. -ro- yhe- - r Pat Me?intr. Xoia
nise, photographer, 200 First Na
. tional Bank building; W. M. "Bus
ty" - Komine, manager shoe de
partment. Worth's department
tore, m. North - Liberty street;
. and C. W. Paulus, hop i control
board. First National Bank build-'
ing.
Gillings, Peggy France, Helen
Withers, Florence Folster and
Anne Doerflerv
For home leans see Salem Fed
eral. 130 South Uhertv. . " '
, RuUnf Given . Counties have
authority to levy taxes for preda.-
Bookkeeper wanted permanent 1 tory . animal control and pay such
position, good wages. Ph. 9182. I bounties in any amount they dei
: . 1 ... sire, Attorney L H. Van Winkler
first Ala Given Mrs. A. f sal-1 xm t,AP. shini, tkj
strom, 1030 Broadway, rana piece waa asked by the state agricul
o -Steel from an ax into her right tural deoartment. In another
leg Saturday afternoon' and mem-j opmior, van Winkle held that
nen w ue ty xusr wo squaa i both newspapers and officials
were called to her borne at 3:24jcausing legal publications must
to dress e wound. A' vein was I adher ta th ntM frrMf, in
cut lbey.sald. -Ted .Peterson, six-1 1941 law.
year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.' Ed I -1 -l '
Peterson, route 4hree feU Friday I Lu flecist: Ph. 9392. 1278 N. Lib
night i at lris faeene breaking his
left arm. He-was taken to the east
Salem fire station where the- first
Tuesday Election Plsssid
flection of officers for the Salem
on to the- Deaconess hospital.
Azaleas, many colors, primroses,
its season with social hour.
Wives of the singers have been
pansies, and perennials.' Boyd w us meeting, max ai-
Nursery, ?440 SUte St. Open Sun. f -r d now president of the
1 group. ;
Womes Escape Listed as es-
Receiving several cars wood. Get
your supply now while available.
the insane here Saturday morn
ing, Sally Crockett, 47, resident of
Sweet Borne, had not been appre
hended Saturday anight. State po4
livery. Salem Box Co. Phone 9189.
Committee to Meet A meet-
lice early Saturday . found Doro- ing of the Marion county Chris
thy Hendrickson, 55, j near the tian Endevor executive committee
Four Corners a few hours after will be held in the YMCA build
she had been reported missing ing at 8 d. m. Mondav in-order
from the hospitaL
Easter Lilies and Cut Flowers
Jav Morris Florist. Phrnia 8R37
' Ohaact Has OperatUn County
Clerk Lee Ohmart underwent an
operation Saturday , morning at
Salem General hospital on . his
that plans may be made for the
rest of the year. The convention
originally planned in Salem : is
scheduled for Roseburg from Oc
tober 14 to 17.
Painting & decorating. Ph. 7552.
Now ta Hospital Fred G. Hale,
. Beys Torment Neighbor Mrs.
Ella Helsler, ,2340 Myrtle avenue,
has asked police to take a liand
in troubles which have been caus
ed by boys throwing debris into
her yard and destroying her prop
erty, according to a report mads
by. city r officer . Saturday. Police
have been instructed to watch the
neighborhood, " I' .
' Extension - Sestghi ' Applica
tion has been filed with Marion
county court by Mountain States
Power company for authority' - to
extend a line 360 feet along road
912 leading off the Pacific high
way, the line to terminate near
the residence of Mrs. - Louise
Smith. - , L - " " ," "i : -
Ends Visit-Earl Hunt, who flew
to Salem last . Sunday from San
Diego,' will leave tonight for his
home. He has been visiting for
the last week with ' his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Hunt, 2185 Berry
street. Hunt is employed as
foreman at Consolidated Aircraft
right knee, injured , last summer father of Preston Hale of Salem,
in a xau. unman leaves the coun- is in' the St Vincent's hospital in
ty clerk's 4ost which he has held j Portland ta preparation for a ma-
pro - tempore while Clerk Harlan I Jor operation to be performed
Judd is in the I army, to go to IMondar. He is a former emolove
the Uniso Abstract company May of j SpauldiBsj Logging company
1. rouowng--fiis resignation, Hen-1 here.
rr Mattson. deDutr for a number I ,
of vears4nhe cleHe officp. wau l Judge Assigned Justice J. O
' I - rv m 11 a j M.
appointed to the temporary po-1 IMX1CJ siaie supreme court
sltion. Saturday assigned Circuit Judge
Charles H. Combs. Lake county.
See our stock -of - mattresses, bed- j to try nine cases in Klamath coun-
room sets, floor, lamps and lino ty. in which- Circuit Judee D. R.
leum. aoonmoum rxum. Co- Mon-1 Vandenberg is disqualified to
mmfh Dm t I
serve.
M)lbfl(toaipy
Lehman
Mrs. Lydia V." Lehman at her
residence, "iffT South Church, April
22. Is survived by two sons, Rob
ert M. Lehman of Salem and Rus
sell C. Lehman A Bristol, RI; one
sister, Mrs.-Grace V. Lehman of
IPuoDdDd
Dlia?(ii)DwiDs
CIRCUIT COURT
State vs. Gordon Sayre Little:
! motion to auash information fiiwt
Salem; two grandchildren, Robert under habitual criminal act as
xiaroia ana -Larry ie jenman I In ! dero?atim of bnth rfat orw4
KrfK rtt Clam CAm.I. mill m j , .....
niu uc leaeru consuumonsj 10 ajn.,
ueiu uay, Apru t to, at iuju May 10, hearing scheduled,
pjn, from the ' Clough-Barrick j Augusta M a d s o n vs. Dr. J
company chapeL Dr. B. Earl Par-1 Harrr Koran: answer and ma
ker of Xgene will officiate, with I complaint -alleges that payment
cwcxuomg services in ciry view in full has been made for services
cemetery.
of -plaintiff and enters a counter
claim for $375 professional ser
vices allegedly rendered to plain-
tnr i ty defendant
azei s. Turnidee vs. Dale L.
Fisher
Ira E.-Fisher, late resident of
route two, box 173, Salem, at a
local hospital, April 2, at the age Turnidge; order modifying de
of 31 rears. Survived by wife, I cree bv reducln nmnort
Mrs. Tkelma Fisher of Salem; four onehalf to g750 for care of minor
cnuarea, -iris, saez, Konaid, and child.
Mwara s-isner, au oz &aiem; par- Clarence Kraber vs. Lucille
enis, r. ana Mrs. dward E. Kraber; decree of divorce.
risfter .of Portland; three sisters,! Frank Kloft vs. Morris Fuchs:
ua. jutwl k ciikt ox xos Angeies. i aemurrer.
Mrs. Pearl Thomas and Mrs. YAt I
Risxs. bath of Salem; on krax FEOBATX COURT
Bra Fisher of McMinavffle. Serv-1 U"W Miner estate; pprals
ices wfll be hsld MonAmw Anrn I 892118 by George H.
28. at Mda - from thm I Gzabenherst, Clinton L. Standish
Barrick chapeL Interment at Mi r1? xe-
Crest aUict lii,Tr, I 3 Joseph Adolph estate; order
Dudler Strain wfll efficlata. I author iies .partial distribution of
wim sons, uex Adoxpn and
Lemetl' l Aiom Aooipn, receiving 81000
In -thf ttr Anrfl 4l R9h T I Cn.
da Lomeir hte-mrii - u I Jonn u. uarrmgion estate; re-
Waler street lafant daughter of u,on,ale 01 real PrtybF
Sergeant and Mrs. Ralph Lomell; ! Gorman, aOainistrator,
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. inows ale of our nd fraction
A. L. LotneU of PnrtrtHTI Calif WOOQDUm to Andrew A.
and Mr. and Mrs. a Grijalva of ?og!!bck ,Pd Ann Roggenback
San Jose, Calit Also survived by,or $1500 ubjct to a $900 mort-
godparents, Mr. and Mrs. M. Sal-1 f"7"" 'SvSL . 10
to lAioerc uuiora ana Mary
E. ) Clifford for 8125.
Agnes Eckhout estate: hearing
on rejected claim. of Elizabeth
cido of PortervDle, Calif, and
several' aunts and uncles. An
nouncement of services will be
made later by W. T. Rigdon com
pany.
Blaschko set for May 8.
Eugene Calvin Gosser estate;
final decree to Nerval E. Edwards,
administrator. '
Lloyd L. Rutherford estate, ap
praised at $1586.69 by Bernice
Anna Calahan estate; appraised
at ? $3800 by Steve Richardson,
Charles Loveland and H. J. Zem
Ucka. '
Gliaee.., .. - . i- . :
J of 1157-Har street, Salenv Fri-
Har 'Anril 21: lit 1val Timmftiil
at the age of SI years. Survived Scheffa; Doromy Lee Koenlg and
Salem; 'three daughters, Phyllis
and Betty GUnes of Salem and
.Mrs. Vivian Baker of San Diego;
two sons. Private Elmer H. Glines
of Greenville, PetuL, and Private 1 haesIAGS LICENSES
uonaia . uunes w us Angeies;i noufftsa Pstlon. 41 TJS irtn.
!nol?, G"nfa of Y?1' Camp Adair, and Josephine Dan-
Dacni ueo.-t aeven . aisras, irs. i drea, 19, ; defense worker, Los
Aoa iuuua hh Mn .xauu I Angeles,
rett. bdta of California, Mrs. Car- IT
Tie Cook and Mrs. Lettie Wfflard, I MUNICSPAL COUST
both - of Wyomin Mrs. Myrtle I J LClia Weddle, Lebanon; Jay-
Watson. Mrs.. Lela T.TarshaTl and I walking; $1 bafl.
Mrs. Fern Siudley, all of Nebras-1 Benjamin Harry Shattuck; reck-
ta: four brothers. Edward. C2iar-1 less driving; $50 fine,
Icy, Eutl and Lloyd Glines, all of j Clarence L. IZoogerhyde, Dal
Z;braska. Announcement of serv-1 las; running red light; $20 baiL
itfes wHl be made later by Clourh- f Richard : Lowry; violation of
Earrick company. 1 basic rule; $5 bafl.
Save money on furniture. Priced
to live and help live at Monmouth
Turn. Co, Monmouth, ; Ore.' - '
Girl . Cots i Finger Dorothy
James, 15, of 3535 ' State ' street,
cut her right forefinger .with 'a
butcher knife Saturday night and
went to the first aid 'station for
emergency care.1 She was sent to
the Deaconess ' hospital . to have
stitches taken in the wound.
We still have a complete stock of
furniture. See us first .Monmouth
Furn. Co. 253. 277 E. Main, Man-
mouth."- ; j
Sheep Killed Paul Marnach,
county dog license enforcement
officer, has reported loss by Theo
W. . Olson, route five, ' Salem, of
two ewes killed by dogs. Four of
the dogs seen running ; in the
flock were killed, Marnach said.
Land Seld Sale of an acre
of ground near Gates to William
E. Shepherd and W. H. Eccleston
for-. $20 ' has been approved by
Marion county court
l
Forestry Is Topic Forestry
pictures will be shown to mem
bers of Townsend club' three at a
meeting Tuesday at 8 p, m. at
17th- and Court streets. f
Called to Fire City firemen
Saturday responded to a call at
the West Salem Box Co. plant,
where a sawdust pile was burning
at 1:25 p.m.
Committee
To Hear
C of C Head
ALBANY, April 24.(fl)-Carl
Curlee, secretary of the Albany
chamber of commerce, notified
chamber officials from Spokane
that he was invited by Sen. Mon
C. Wallgren (D-Wash) to attend
an informal hearing Saturday of
the Truman subcommittee in con
nection with selection of Albany
for an electro-metallurgical lab
oratory.
Officials here pointed out that
Secretary Ickes signed an order
March 16 approving the purchase
of the old Albany, college build
ings for the proposed laboratory,
and that Henry Powell Hopkins,
Baltimore, bureau of mines ar
chitect, is now in Albany, sur
veying their renovation needs.
Scrap Rubber .
Payment Made
Announcement was made today
that $119,880 has been paid to
the Petroleum Industries Wax
council, Washington, DC, by Shell
Oil company, Inc.
This amount represents the pro
ceeds obtained from collection of
33,714,000 pounds of scrap rubber
in the Pacific coast area during
the 1942 drive. The oil Industry
takes no profit- as the entire
amount will be distributed to the
American Red Cross, TJSO, Army
Relief and Navy Relief.
Subchaser Launched
PORTLAND. April 24.-4JV-
Cmmercial Iron Works launched
its ninth subchaser of the year
Saturday, the PC 792. It was the
firm's 75th launching.. , -..
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cUaaar tfcls Mrvics 0I Mfca II wmtk
I0w mm4 Isaft Otm mm-t m mMI
PL C232
(Vacuum ClesnerJEyeciallsts) .
Location 157 C LlJClIj
r.Ioxi, 88, Observes
Second Easter - V.
Dlrthday..-
PORTLAND, Aprtt 2-VFor
the second time In his life David
B. Geddes Sunday will observe
his blrthday-on Easter. He will be
88.
I The first time was 57 years ago
when the Portland 'grocer was 3L
It will be 85 years before-Easter
falls on April 25 again. '- -; : I
Alaskan Geeco
Dawn on Rogrio .
GOLD BEACH,' April 24.-W
OM-timers here are wondering if
bonibln operations In the Alas
kan region are responsioi zor
the homestaading on the Rogue
river-here of a flock of rare Em
press geese. .;..--....
They admit the Idea Is far-fetched,
buf can't think of. any oth
er theory to account for the pres
ence of the geese whose natural
habitat is the Aleutians and west
ern Alaska. The breed, never seen
here before, has been, on the riv
er for two months.
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