.The CnnOII STATECI-lrUI. Sc!ta- Oregon. Sunday Morning. June 27. IS 13
DaDaaD Mews DBnoueffs
Saltonstall Heads Governors
, Firearms Stolen Theft of seven
' rifles and shotguns, 700 rounds of
" ammunition, a new tire and a blue
. bop coat from his service station
at 590 North High was reported
Saturday by Don Madison to Sa
" lem' city police. Entry was gained
' by breaking a rear window in the
grease shop. A restroom window
was found unlocked Friday after
noon and the catch re-fastened,
Madison said, pointing out that
' plans' for the, burglary had been
made in - daylight, although ; the
burglary evidently occurred late
Friday night or early Saturday
morning. Madison offered $50 re
ward for return of the: firearms,
' $25 additional for apprehension
and conviction of the burglar or
, burglars. . '
Mary Voves, formerly at the Sena
tor beauty shop, is now at Price's
beauty salon. Phone 5859.
Lutz florist. Ph. 592. 1276 H. Lib.
Larceny Charged " Raymond
Eugene Hall,- 280 North 23rd
street, was. arrested Saturday on
a justice court warrant charging
larceny. He is accused of having
taken a water hose from Monroe
Cheek's "service station at Center
and Liberty and of having cut
tip the hose. Hall, who appeared
In municipal court Saturday on
a charge of reckless driving, was
fined $50 and committed to jail
on his failure to pay. Questioning
the youth after his arrest, police
said they had secured names of
three, others allegedly involved in
a series of illegal escapades. : ;
; Picture Talk Scheduled Pros
pective artists and guests will
hear a talk by Arthur A. Selander,
local artist, who will discuss per
spective in drawings at the YMCA
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.
, Publisher Here Sheldon .17
Sackett of Marshfield, publisher of
the Coos Bay Times and owner of
radio station KOOS, was a busi
ness visitor in Salem Friday upon
his return from Portland where
he had been looking after radio
interests. He formerly was part
owner and managing, editor of
The Statesman.
Allstate Auto Insurance. All
Coverages at Sears Roebuck Co.
-Warning Issued Warning
against food sabotage in the coast
al area of Oregon was voiced Sat
urday by A. W. Metzger, chief of
the dairies and food , division of
the state agricultural department,
Metzger declared thatlwhUe there
has been little if any deliberate
sabotage Of foods up to this time,
such activities may develop as the
war progresses.
- Friday's maximum tempera
ture 73, minimum 48. Saturday
river 1.2 ft. Weather data re
stricted by army request. -
Turnout Delays d The West
Salem ' harvest platoon, directed
by Mrs. R. L. Forster, will not go
out until Wednesday for the rea
son 'that "the cherries at the. or
chard to which :; it has been as
signed will not be ripe until then,
it was announced Saturday. The
platoon is now scheduled to leave
by bus from the West Salem city
hall at 7 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing. Members of the platoon may
telephone Mrs. R. Forster at 6554
for any further information.
Dance Armory Wednesday nite,
Breakfast at LaDou's. Bacon &
eges with drink 45c Breakfast
7-11.
Committee to Meet The state
evacuation ; committee has been
called to meet in Salem. Monday,
.when a number of problems fac
ing the. committee will be dis
cussed. Ross Mclntyre, Portland,
is chairman of the committee. "
Get the right legal car insurance.
Abrams & Ellis, Masonic Eldg.
It costs no more to use the best!
Re-roof now with Pabco Roofing.
No down payment, 12 months to
pay.' Phone 922 L, R. L. Elfstrom
Co., 375 Chemeketa SL
Bids Invited The state high
way commission announced Sat
urday : that it would receive bids
July 7'for grading and paving .4
mile of the North Bend airport
access road project in Coos coun
ty. Army officials were said to
be anxious that the work be ex
pedited. New broad coverage under t our
dwelling burglary on & off prem
ises.! Scellars & Foley. - .
Asks Water Right C. F. Sni
der, ! Lakeview, has filed applica
tion; with the state engineer here
to appropriate 10 gallons of water
per minute from an unnamed sea
sonal spring, tributary of Goose
lake, for domestic and irrigation
purposes in Lake county.
Choice wallpaper. Elfstrom's, 375
Chemeketa.
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Bridge Repair Begun Work of
repairing a bridge on the Donald
Aurora road which broke down
recently under a heavy truckload
was' commended Saturday by the
county bridge crew. Patching of
oiled roads in the Keizer area is
occupying one road crew.
Dance Armory Wednesday nite.
CDDddH onaairy
Holt
Oscar John Holt, at his home,
645 Ferry street, Monday, June 21,
at the age of 59 years. Husband of
Mrs. Clara Holt of Salem; father
of Mrs. Margaret Hurd of Nekoo-
sa. Wisconsin, Jerone Holt of
Dwight," ND, Louis E. Holt of
Camp Edwards, Mass., Dorvan O.
Holt of England and Milo O. Holt
of New .York" City; brother of
Miss Alice and Miss Mary Holt,
Elmer Holt, Henry Holt, Dedrick
Holt and Ole Holt, all of Grafton,
ND. Survived also by eight grand
children. Services from Clough
Barrick chapel, Monday, June 28,
at 2 p. m. Doctor M. A. GeUen
daner will officiate, with conclud
ing services in City View ceme
tery. '
Buchanan
At the residence, . 695 Court
"Street, June 25, Roy Buchanan, at
the age of 60. Survived by wife,
Anna, and daughter, Betty Bu
chanan of Pullman, Wash.; broth
ers, John Buchanan of Chicago,
Grady Buchanan . of Texas; sister,
Mrs. L. T. Sells of California. An
nouncements : of services to be
tnade later by the W. T. Rigdon
company.
Holmes . - ..
, At the residence, 605 North
Winter street, June 25r Orie Anes
Holmes, age 77 years, mother of
Mrs. Ama Muncey of Salem; sis
ter of E. M. Sanders of Salem;
grandmother of Frances Kergal of
Yolo, Califs Freda Peterson, of
t Chester, I Calif, Wendell Muncey
of Halfway, Ore., and Joseph
Muncey of Salem. Announcement
of services will be made later by
the ,Terwilliger-Ed wards Funeral
home.1
Stlx
At the residence, 1765 "North
5th f street, Saturday, June 26,
Freda Stix, at the age of 82
years. Survived by husband, John
L. Stix. Also survived by three
nieces. Services will be held Tues
day, 'June 29, at 1:30 p. m., at the
Bethel Baptist church under the
direction of Rose Lawn Funeral
home, Rev. J. F. Olthoff officiat
ing. I ..
Mayhew
Robert L. Mayhew, late resi
dent of 1365 Mission street, at a
local hospital at the age of 74
years. Survived by two daugh
ters,! Mrs. LaBona Byrkit of Sa
lem and Mrs. Louis Lehman of
Milwaukie, ; Ore.; one brother,
George Mayhew; one granddaugh
ter, Joanne Lenhart of Portland;
two grandsons, Hugh Byrkit - of
Salem and Robert Byrkit of the
US air corps. Announcement of
funeral later by Walker-Howell
Funeral home.
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IRloaBciDn'aQs'
Got. Leverett Saltonstall . . (right) of Massachusetts receives ' con
gratulations from Gov. Herbert R. O'Cenor (left) of Maryland after
' he was named ' chairman of - the annual governors' conference t in
.Columbus, O. Saltonstall. succeeded O'Conor. Saltonstall is a repub
lican, O'Conot a democrat. Associated Press Telemat.
Calbreath
Mrs. Adaline Calbreath, late
resident of Monmouth, at a local
hospital June 26. Survived by one
daughter, Mrs. D. A. - Hoag ' of
Monmouth. Announcement of ser
vices : later by Clough-Barrick
company..:.;?,:..'; :
m V- 9 . rvryj -2 I
In Memory of . . .
; .' ' - :: f : ' - '.'.-'' : '-'-.v.
First Lieutenant 1 G. W. (Billy) Huffman
1445,k ; Center Street ,
Birthplace. Arizona. July 3. ISIS
Killed. Somewhcr In the Pacific.
. May 25. 1S4S ...
Age 23 yean, 10 months, S3 days
Son of
C. W. Huffman. Los Angeles,
California
Brother
of: Mrs. Rosemary
Salem, Oregon
Austin Huffman, Brazil.
reltoa.
!
Bat of enlistment. September, 1941
' . Churcl affiliation. Prembyterian
Final Heating Place, Unknown.
;"'; L; ''. , i" '' ' ' " - '" " ' ' '' '::,;v'''':
pat Flagathalf mast
- SuAday. June 17. ' -
in lua memory.
Service Glen's lemorial
545 North Capitol Street.
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: Boys Found State police found
and returned to t h e i f'airview
home early Saturday morning
Gordon Dunn, 11, : and i Donald
Lyons, 10, reported as runaways
from that institution Friday.' J
Working? PreSchool Playschool
for children 2 to 10. 1381 State
street Ph. 8430. :
Return From Bay . Mr. and
Mrs.' James Cooke returned : Fri
day night, from a week's business
trip I to the San ' Francisco bay
area: ''. - -, . I- '. .
Steak dinrers, the best In steaks.
LaDou's Fountain Lunch,' 183 N.
High St ; ; '
For home loans see Salem Fed
eral, 130 South Liberty, .
Lad Returns Douglas Rains, 9,
reported Friday night at police
headquarters here as still missing
from . his ;home," 905 : Academy
street has- returned, his family
notified officers Saturday. ' -
Dance Armory Wednesday nite.
Heat Prostrates W. E. Boldt
58," Dallas, . who suffered from
heat prostration while working
outdoors a half mile north of the
underpass, was taken to Salem
General hospital Saturday after
noon by city first aid car.
LaDou's for lunch. Lunch special
35c All kinds of sandwiches.
JLawnmower Missing R. . W.
Carpenter, 1635 Roosevelt street
has reported to city police, that
his lawnmower has been missing
from his home since June 23.
Dance Armory Wednesday nite.
Qlrl Falls Velma Miller, 160
Union street who fell from . her
bicycle Saturday morning, receiv
ed first aid for minor injuries,
city first aid men said. :
Walter H. Zosel now in new loca
tion, 311 Nl High St, formerly
Day & Co. location Official tire
inspection station : l ;
Home Service
Extension
Well Attended
; A splendid attendance has been
reported throughout the five day
extension course, for home, service
workers of the Red Cross,; during
the school , concluded ' late : last
week in Salem by Miss Martha
Godwin, field representative of
the home service department ,
Representatives and executives
were here from the chapters in
Yamhill Clatsop, Columbia, Lane
and Polk counties as well as the
Marion county volunteers and ex
ecutives.' ,
' Incorporated in the program
were lectures by Edward Rounds
on veteran hospital work; Capt
Conrad Loehner, . The Service
Man , and His -:. Home"; Wm.
Grainger, field director, for the
Red Cross at Camp Adair, "The
Military and Naval Welfare Pro
gram.? V-. . . . . .
WAAC Info
Bootlis Set
WAAC information booths will
be set : up this week for those
women who wish to consult local
officers about joining the women's
reserve, Lt Lilian Garrick an
nounced Saturday. From noon to
3 o'clock the booths will be estab
lished , In . the . following " places:
Monday, Ladd and Bush bank;
Tuesday, Miller's; Wednesday,
Penney's, and Thursday, Mont
gomery" Wards. i
Auxiliary Alyce Cline . will be
In charge of each booth. Informa
tion folders will be distributed
and Auxiliary Cline will answer
questions and take applications
from those who wish to enlist J
CIRCUIT COURT
State vs. James Whitney; de
fendant enters plea of guilty to
charge of ; larceny, " sentenced to
two years In state prison and pa
roled? to state board, of parole.
' State vs. Gilbert Smith; defen
dant enters, plea f of innocent and
case set for trial July 16; demur
rer ' overruled ; . r" ' " ' ,
E. R, Errion vs.' Melvih ' Collis
and AT M. Munder; demurrer filed
stating' facts in complaint do not
constitute' cause' for suit - " ;
T Jake W. Gflmour vs. Rose Gfl
rnour; order for additional defense
attorney. : ; ' v-. ; ; :
Warren L. Callaway and James
W. Callaway -vs. W. A. Cummings
and Mrs. W. A. Cummings; mo
tion to tfike. -; - '
PROBATE COURT . . .
: Oscar L. Dencer - estate; order
setting July 31- as date for hear
ing on final "account" i ' -" - ; --;-
J ohn H.VBooster : estate; order
setting July 31 for hearing on fi
nallaccouht: " " r " . .
.-John T. Ross estate; order per
mitting sale i of certain " personal
property. ' . .
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS
- Dewitt C. Simmons, legal, land
scaper, and Mrs.' Carrie Philipae,
legal,- housewife, ' both 967 South
Commercial.- - - - ,
Bob Parsons, 18 butcher, 1057
Saginaw ' street' - and J u a n i t a
Schwabmuer 17, clerk, "2025 South
Cottage street Salem. - 1 . -
iHarold ' C. Griggs, S3, Dallas,1
logger, and Oneta B.' Griggs, 33
domesflc;2398lir6rth Fourth
street Salem. ' T -..- .
JUSTICE COURT
George Jackson; being, in a state
of intoxication oh a public high
way; given until 10 ajn. Monday
to enter pleas; . committed to jail
on failure to post $250 ban. ,- :
-. Mrs. Qeorge LaVatta; no oper
ator's license; $ 1 and costs ; - fine
suspended and. costs paid. - ;
MUNICIPAL COURT : ;
Robert F. King, 380 Jerris ave
nue r running red, lights; $2.50 bafl.
: Helen Ci: Petereon, route three,
violation of basic rule; $5- fine.
..Raymond: E. -Hall,- 280 North
23rd street; reckless driving; $50;
committed -to jail. r - "i -7
Harry William Detullion, ' 303
South Winter street; vagrancy; 10
days."- T-vn---j - x ?
Charles Dudley Altemus,' Alma,
Wash.; violation - of basic 'rule;
$70 bafl. - ? - v; i
Jcltm Joseph Rockford," tran
sient; drunk - and - vagrancy; 10
days, suspended on condition de
fendant leave city immediately. :
Ralph E. Woods, Camp Adair;
no operator's license; $5 baiL
S. R; Vail Rite
Recalls IMe -Oi
Printer ;
- The career of Samuel - Rustin
Vail as a Salem printer over a
long period of' years -, beginning
about 1898, was recalled by mem
bers of the. craft , here -when burial
services lor Vail were . held last
Tuesday in the City View: cerne-; j
lery unaer airect ion or, vne;
Clough-Barrick company. ' He had.
died 'the previous Sunday. . at the?
Union Printers Home at Colorado
Springs; Colo. ' ; v : . i
Aged 81 at; the ? time, of . his'
death, -VaU was employed by.The
Statesman for a number of years;
prior to 1916, and later at the state;
printing office where his latest;
employment -was as proofreading
copy-holder. He had entered the;
printers home in-1939, records re-
veaied; Friends reported that for?
some time before his death he was.
totally blind. ' " -
'-Capital Typogianhical union of
Salem had charge of , arrange-I
ments for the graveside services
and Rev. A. E. Allen officiated.
Hewas buried in a family plot!
beside his wife. Emily F. VaiL a"
daughter, Sarah, and son,:
Frankie. There was no record of
surviving relatives in the United
States and efforts, to get in touch
with a sister reported to be living
in Canada were not successful.
- Store
;136 .146 N. Commercial Street
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Board to End
Work Soon
- The state board of equalization rf
which , has been z in session here
for , more than . two weeks - wilm
conclude its work prior to July 1.1
Hearings conducted by, theli
board involve . property, assess-
. L.1L ..t'l.'l! . 1
private properties. , " . , - .;
v The board. Is composed of the
three members .of the state
commission - wno will announce
the state tax levy for next year
early In July. .. I " . : I'
Farmer Fined $500 ,
; Benjamin H. Shelles, 54, - Reed
ville farmer, was fined $500 in
federal court at Portland on his
plea of guilty to making false
statements to the .veterans ad
ministration in obtaining disabili
ty payments. w ;
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John Nickel, route four; viola
tion of basic rule; $7.50 bafl. .
Edward :F. Jensen,5 PorUand,t
violation of basic rule; $5 baiL i
Bert Lane; vagrancy; 30 days,!
suspended on condition defendant
leave city Immediately. ' I
Norman E. HilL Salem airbase:?
violation of basic rult; $7.50 bail.!
IIousGVivcs and - Hen Heeded
For Ether Afternoon or Evening: Shifts or. Both
Beginning Ilcnday, June 28
Help Save . the Berries 'and Cherries
Shifts 1 to 6 "and 7 to 11 - . .
: Bgister Afternoons, 1-to 8 p. m.
0DEG0II FDOTf PDODUCTS CO.
WEST SJOEM -
- ' With Deep, Deep
Pockets
Queen of the . gingham
crop our smcaily
practical ' dress -with
pockets big enough to eli
mlnate the need of excess
baggage! You'll ltfctf lt for i
its pert, trim fit and classic
style so flattering!
w
ro VALUES
l:
garlanded with
flowers , .
Flowers around their neck
lines ; . flowers around
their armhole's . .'. flowers
I in print all over their
water Moving, labrlcs.
That's our ' formula for
summer's prettiest swim-
wsni
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2Uier seven weeks
of in ten
sive . work, " laboratory- researchers
have discovered the reason why cer
tain batches of Fletcher's Castoria
. caused -nausea.
Methods of . preventing a recurrence
of the trouble 'are now known and
manufacture is being resumed.-.
No Fletcher's Castoria has been made'
during 'this seven-week 'period, and
at Its beginning the makers issued
;a nationwide warning to consumers
; and retailers not to use or sell the
product and to return all atocks for
destruction.
The U. S. Food and Drug Adminis
tration has been kept informed "of
all these developments. ;
Q. What caused the trouble?.'
A. The sugar content of Fletcher's '
Castoria was . reduced ,to conserve .
sugar under wartime conditions. A
year ago,' Castoria waa made with,
this reduced sugar -content and was
up to standard in every respect This
year. In March, we again started
production with reduced sugar.
However; at that time a chemical
change harmless In itself occurred
In the characteristics of the water
used In making Castoria. But . this ,
change, in COMBINATION with the
reduced sugar, : increased the ' degree
- and rate of normal fermentation.' The
more ' rapid fermentation retarded '
normal re-oxidation during the age-r
ing process, resulting' In a product i.
which caused nausea. -V - ':.?'',
Q. Why didn't normal tests show
that something; was wrong-? -
A. The changes which occurred were .
-so elusive that they could not be
detected by the regular testing pro
cedures procedures which had kept
Castoria a respected: product for
, more than seventy-five years. In
fact, even after the nauseating effect
was discovered in actual use, it took
weeks of laboratory research to iden-
; tify the ' factors that were causing
the trouble. ,
Q. What are the makers doins:"'
to prevent a recurrence of the
troable? t. ; " : :
A. Now that the. cause is known,
procedures have been .put in effect :
which will assure normal re-oxida-j
tion of the product. Additional safe-'" r
guards have been set up. New labora
; tory- controls have been installed. .
New biological - and chemical tests
will ..be applied to every , batch of
i Fletcher's Castoria. Each bottle will
be stamped with a PLAINLY VISI-i-
BLE control number, in verification
-of these tests. I i -
Q. Is Fletcher's Castoria now on
-sale? . -
A. No. Manufacture has been re
sumed, but .because of the time re
quired for. manufacture and distri
bution it may be about two months
before Castoria will .again .be on
sale at your retailer's. When it is,
you will be notified in your local
newspaper.
Q. Will the package be the same?
A. No. The Fletcher's Castoria now
being made will bear a distinctive
GREHJJ band. This green band is
for your protection in ease any OLD '
Castoria has not been returned.
.71:2 Il-nzlrlzrcr cl
mers.
Jerseys
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Cottons
Knits
Wools .
Chintz
Straw Hats
Men - Women - Children -
Beautiful '
lyOrrors
Round
Oval
: Square
SLACK SET.in mix-match
separates. Smart ..waist
band slacks in rayon with
the look and texture of
linen. Long, tailored jack
et to match or in contrast
ing shades for spice. "
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