Th OIZGO:i STATESMAN CcUxru" Orten. Cuaday.Koreiag; rbrucry27. 1S1I
Te Bay Handing S. A- Hoefer
f Woodburn has advised H. Wil
liam Thielsen, county land agent,
ef his intention to exercise an
option to purchase in a lease
which he holds from the county
on a two-story building in Wood-burn.-
- Consideration will be
$2500. The structure is the last
of a number of pieces of business
property the county had acquired
through tax foreclosure. Hoefer
has - held a - year's lease on . the
property, v which still has " six
months to run.
Dance Armory Wed. night.
If a' are 1 4 U Speak Robley
Mangold, United Airlines, Port
land, will speak at Monday noon's
chamber of commerce meeting on
"Air Transportation, Present and
Future." A native Oregonian, he
attended schools in Pendleton and
Portland, was a student at the
University of Oregon and had
considerable experience in motor
freight before, becoming associa
ted with the airlines in 1942. He
is the concern's area cargo man
ager for Oregon, Idaho, Utah and
. northern California. ? :
Closed until Thursday ajn., March
2. Feb. quota sold out. The Pike
Ice. Cream 'Store.
County Gets Fund ' County
Clerk Henry Mattson is in receipt
of a voucher for $500 from the
state as the state's share of fair
funds to be directed to the Mar
ion county fair board. The coun
ty utilizes such money for promo
tion of a number of farm and
stock shows.
N. D. Clement, Public Accountant.
Federal and state tax returns pre
pared. Phone 3445 from 9 am. to
S p.m. 5267 on Sundays and eve
nings, t
Luggage 8toIen Mrs. D. M.
Haggett, Sixes, told city police
early Saturday morning that
while she was talking to a taxi
cab driver at the bus terminal
someone stole her overnight bag
that had been left nearby.
Painting and decorating. Ph. 7552.
FEDERAL, and STATE INCOME
Tax Returns prepared at reason
able rates. See Reva Carr at 160
W. Myers during the day or eve
ning,, or call 6867 for appoint
ment ' '
dDbitnary
Fairy N. Rock, at a " local hospital
'Monday. February 21. Late resident of
Jefferson, Ore. Survived by wife. Mrs.
Ella Rock of Jefferson: four sons, ver
noa . Rock of: Salem. Otis Rock of
US navy. Marvin Rock. US navy. Dale
Rock of Jefferson; two daughters.
Charlotte- Hodfson and Katniecn Morris
of Salem, four brothers. Jack Rock of
Salem. Will Rock of Seattle. Peter and
Joe Rock of Duluth. Minn.: six sisters.
Mrs. Katherln Pinkerton. Cleveland.
Ohio. Mrs. Ray Hetzler. of Turner,
Ore.. Mrs. Marie Dora thy of Seattle.
Mrs. ... Lenore Mueller of St. Cloud.
Minn- Mrs. Anna Clifford of Salem.
Mrs. Frances Prettyman. West Port.
Wash.: also four grandchildren and sev
eral nieces and nephews. Recitation -Of
the rosary at the Clough-Barrick chapel
Monday. February 28. S pan. Services
a, C jhiiR TliMl.v Tahr.
nary 39. at IB a.m. interment tt Uty
View cemetery.
Payne
- Cullen Payne, late resident of 1710
Lee street at base feneral depot. San
Bernardino. Calif., -of this date. Febru
ary S3. Survived by wife. Ellen Payne
of Salem. Announcements to be made
later by Cloufh Bamck company.
Genre ' ' '
Roy Constant Genre, at the family
ily rrsidmc on route 4. Survived by
his wile. Mrs. Letty uenre ox route :
two listen. Mrs Mary Owen and Mrs.
Cells Richards both of Ridgway.
Mont.: one brother. Horace Genre of
Barton. ND. Funeral services will be
Iwid Monday rctoruarr za. at z pjn
in the chapel of the Walker-Howell
Funeral home. Rev. Joseph Knotts
will officiate. Interment in City View
cemetery.
an. Bird (Fred Z.) Beal. late resi
dent of Tillamook, at route 1. Salem.
February 23. Survived by a brother-
in-law. Arthur R. seals or nuamoos:
a . nephew. Hubert. Brainard of Tilla
mook, and a niece. Mrs. W. N. Stead
man of Corvailis Shipment has been
made by doush-Barrick company to
the Lundberg- funeral noma oi xiua
mook. Services will be held February
XS at 11 a.m- Interment in the. lOOF
cemetery.; . ;- ;
WUUaaas
Mrs. Laura Ethel Williams, at the
r ttmr dmihtcr. 34S Division
street, Saturday. February 3. Surviv
ed by daugniers. miss uayie wuuams
and Miss Fay Williams of Salem and
Mrs. Vida Newstrom of Eureka. Calif.;
sisters. Mrs. George Hull of Salem.
Mrs. Emma Wodsworth of Salem, jars.
Rhoda Jayn of Salem, Mrs. Arthur
Fryar of Glendale. Calif .: Mrs.' J. W.
Turner of Stockton. Calif.: Mrs. Har
vey Brown of . Crest dry, Calif.;
Mrs. Roy Ktnyon of Portland; brother.
John E. Mansfield ef Portland. Ship
ment is being made by Clough-Barrick
company to Grants Pass for funeral
...viM mViioK win he Muufupted Wed
nesday. March 1. at 2 pjn. from the L.
iJ. nail runerai some.
Fleanlas -: .-""-A"-'--
At Tacoma. Wash.. February 35. Gor
don F. Fleming c Survived by wife,
Lucille Fleming: two step-sons. Lyle
and Darvin Biwer, and two grand
children. Beverly and Cora Susanne
Biwer. all of Tacoma. Services will be
held Tuesday. February 29. at 10 JO
msa. from the Rose, Ltwn runeral
home. Rev Edward L. Allen will offi
ciate. Interment in Belcrest . Memor
lal park. ;
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our kind
friends : and neighbors for their
acts of love and sympathy during
our recent loss of wife and moth
er, and also extend our grateful
thanks for the beautiful floral
tributes to our loved one.
Russell A. Mohney and family.
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Wall Finish .
Ante. Enamel -
Vniiard Batteries
Kelly Tires - Tabes
Ante Safety Glass -O
Unpsiated Fnrnltvre
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Mews nfeneffs
Bleed Doners Needed There
are no "special' groups on which
the blood donor service may call
this week, so civilian residents of
the 'city will have to provide the
needed contributions at the Red
Cross blood donor center. First
Methodist church, on Tuesday, E.
J. Scellars declared Saturday. At
least 100 T more registrations
should be received through . Red
Cross ; headquarters, telephone
9277, Monday if Salem Is to 'fin
its minimum quota of 140 pints,
he said. J -
For a better roofing job call Ma
this Bros., Johns-ManvOle deal
ers, 164 S. ComT. Ph. 4642. ?
Yes, we ; still have some , spring
filled, living v room sets, spring
filled mattresses and box springs.
Dinette and bedroom sets. Mir
rors. Floor and table lamps. AH
grades of cotton felt mattresses,
occasional chairs, desks," ranges,
circulators. Warm Morning heat
ers and other articles too numer
ous to mention. See us first and
saxe $ $ $. Monmouth Furn. Co.
"Live and Help Live". Ph. 470
Monmouth.
Dance Armory Wed. night
.-. Crusher Te Begin The old
Scollard I rock crusher in Mission
Bottom will begin operations
within the next few weeks under
tv direction of George B. Hanley
of Salem, according to informa
tion had by County Commission
er Roy Rice. : Rice said the coun
ty probably .will avail itself of
some of the rock to be produced,
for use on nearby roads.
For home loans- see Salem Fed
eral. 130 South Liberty.
Pierce Leaves D. R. M. Pierce,
for the past five years law clerk
and investigator in the office of
the state attorney-general, has
left tile post for other employ
ment Pierce, holder of law and
liberal arts degrees from Willam
ette university, has taken an ac
tive interest in political affairs of
the state, county and city during
his period here.
Lutz florist Ph. 9392 1276 N. Lib
We sell the best for less. All are
standard leading lines. Examples
Armstrong Quaker and Gold Seal
rugs, Fashion House, Superbilt,
and Heywood- Wakefield living
room sets.' ' Sealy mattresses and
Mealmasteri ranges. Our motto
is "Live and Let live". We try
to please. . Monmouth Furn. Co.,
Ph. 470,' Monmouth.
Business training is the sure way
to advancements now and to fu
ture security. -Enroll with the
Capitol Business College. Day and
nigbf classes. Ph 5987. - ..
Receive Felicitations Lt and
Mrs. Robert F. French are receiv
ing felicitations on the birth of
a boy, Robert Thomas, at the
Deaconess hospital on February
24. : Grandparents are Mrs. John
Fosnot, i Vancouver, Wash., and
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. French of Sa
lem. Mrs. Robert French will be
remembered as the former Mil
dred Tehle.
"Cyn" Cronlse Photographs and
Frames. 1st Natl Bank Bldg.
New Members Listed John K.
Crowe, assistant attorney general;
Burt Picha, real estate broker, and
the Altruists' club, of which Mrs.
T. S. Roberts is president; are
listed as new members of the
dumber, of commerce this week.
Fire and Automobile Insurance.
C H. Sander 231 N. High.
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Return from : Saa Frnclco
Mrs. Martha Hager, Mrs. Eva
Clark and Miss. Georgi Clark re
turned late last week from a two
weeks stay in San Francisco.
List your property with Hawkins
and Roberts, Inc., Realtors, and
start packing.
, Sheep Killing; Dogs Accord
ing to Mrs. Jacob Severs on, route
3, Silverton, several of her sheep
have been killed recently by dogs
the sheriffs of f fee said Saturday,
Men's tailored to measure suits.
Spring samples just arrived. Alex
Jones, 121 N. High St
.field Turnover Made Latest
turnover made from the yield tax
roll by the sheriffs office shows
$98.14, to be distributed among
various county funds. . ' ; j l
The Veterans of ; Foreign , Wars
will join the auxiliary after their
meeting Monday night, to dedicate
the service flag. Aubrey Tussing
will be the soloist and Bryon Con
ley the dedicating officer. Musi
cal numbers by Rosemary Gaiser
and Joanne Swedt Refreshments
will be served. -
For store . fixtures, built-ins, or
any type of mill work, See Rei
mann Supply Co. Phone 9203. '
! DO. El E. GZDU2V .;
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Announces his resignation as the physician oi
the Eagle Lodge No.: 2031 and will devote his
full time to his private practice.
Osteopathic Physician and Sargeea
Diagnosis and General Practice - X-ray
Office: 229 Oregea Cldg. Phone XZZ2
Tracks and Boys Stack Five
Salem boys . whose ages : range
from 13 to 17 years are In custody
of juvenile authorities because,
without permission, they ; Friday
night took a truck belonging to
the Dairy Cooperative associa
tion, managed to get it stuck in
the front yard of R. C Gamble,
328 West Wilson street, and in at
tempting to get it out stuck two
other trucks belonging to the, co
operative.
Dance Armory Wed. night
Elected Seag Leader Jean
Carkin, Salem, sophomore in mu
sic, was elected song leader of
Alpha Omicron Pi, women's sor
ority,' during house elections held
late last week on the University of
Oregon campus. Miss Carkin - will
go into office spring term and her
duties will carry her through' fall
and spring f terms of the next
school year. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Carkin,
Salem. f '! ;
Y Party Popular Approximate
ly 300 young people of high school
age thronged into the YMCA Sat
urday night to attend the first in
a projected series of high school
age parties. Both lobbies, big and
little gyms and the den were fill
ed to capacity as ; guests ) played
lobby games, swam, danced, j and
engaged in volley and basketball
on an informal basis." Refresh
ments were purchased in the den.
Souvenir Stolen The German
automatic Luger pistol which he
brought home from World war I
battlefronts was stolen recently
from his home, O. E. "Mose" Pal
ma teer, route : 6, Salem, reported
Saturday night to city, police. A
shoulder holster for the gun was
taken also, Palmateer said.
Athey Files M. C. A they, Cave
Junction, filed In the state de
partment here Saturday for the
republican nomination for repre
sentative in the legislature from
the 18th district Josephine coun
ty, at the primary election.
Dance Armory Wed. night
Dann . Hospitalised! Abner J.
Dunn, Salem, a Northern Pacific
Terminal company car man, sus
tained injuries of the back and
head when he fell from -a slowly-
moving train in the yard Thurs
day. He is in Good Samaritan
hospital.
Lost: S. Salem. Dinah "Stacey.
Black. Persian, cat Fresh scar on
neck. Reward. Ph. 3972 or 3109.
Social Meeting Set Town send
club No. 2 will hold a social pro
gram at Leslie Methodist church
Monday night at 8 o'clock. Re
freshments will be served.""
Wrist Fractured Ber n a r d
Sennemen, 18, route 3, was in
Deaseness hospital Saturday with
a fracture of the left wrist suf
fered in a fall .earlier in the day.
Hab Caps Stolen Four hub
caps were stolen from Tilly Har
ris' automobile Friday afternoon
while the car was parked near a
top shop in Chemeketa street city
police have been informed.
1 outboard motor, $60. ' 1 bicycl
$25. 2130 N. 4th.
Watch Missing Kenneth Ad
uddell, route 3, has reported to
city police that his watch, valued
at $50, was stolen one morning
last week from a teacher's desk
in a Salem junior high school.
Seeks to Revoke
DuBois Bond
A motion has been entered by
District Attorney Miller B. Hay
den asking the court to revoke
bond and consequent appeal of
Leon DuBois, recently sentenced
to three years in the penitentiary
on a charge of contributing to the
delinquency of a . - minor, ' on
grounds the $5000 bond raised by
the defendant to forestall execu
tion of sentence so that the judg
ment could be appealed is not of
a nature to effect such stay since
the bond ' does not conform to
certain statutes.
DuBois ; entered an appeal on
Thursday. i
Hayden - requested that pro
ceedings be held up until the mat
ter can be heard in court
Pacific Coast Hens
Scramble Egg Figures
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb.
-Pacific coast hens keep right on
scrambling ' egg production rec
ords. Last week they sent a new
high record total of 105,657 cases
to 68 California, Oregon and
Washington plants for' packing.
The preceding week's record was
100,866 cases. Since the second
week ; of January production has
run more than one-fifth ahead of
last year. f ;.;
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CIRCUIT COURT r
I W. C, Gabriel vs. Evans Lum
ber company; reply, and answer to
cross-complaint denies : cardinal
points. '.,-
State vs. Bates and Barkhnrst;
case continued to March 8 at 1130
sun. on request of defendants.
Tiller vs. Tiller: testimony
heard and case taken under ad
visement .
PROBATE COURT
George W. Anderson estate; fi
nal account approved and admin
istrator discharged.
Mayro McKinley estate; sale of
certain, real property by Venita
Russell, administratrix, to Ed and
Virginia Keech for $100 confirmed
by court
. Clara A. Anderson estate; final
account approved and adminis
trator, Dave Drager, discharged.
Albertine Semke guardianship;
hearing set for March ; 13 at 10
ajn. on -petition asking for ap
pointment of Christine Mumm as
guardian.
MARRIAGE LICENSES r
" Dewie V. Luper, - 27, - Camp
Adair soldier, and 'Bessie Estelle
Seaton, 23, 1295 South Commercial
street ranch worker. s
MUNICIPAL COURT
Chester Morris Stephens, Day
ton; failure to stop; $2.50 bail.
John Henry Kendle, 310 Belle-
vue street; reckless driving war
rant; $50 baiL
Arvin David Van Zile; Salem
sirbase; violation of basic rule;
$7.50 bail. i"
Donald Raymond Wickman, 510
North 17th street; reckless driv
ing; $50 fine.
Hearing Aid
Qinic Set
A hearing air clinic, to be held
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
March 2, 3 and 4, will feature the
opening of a hearing aid office
at 905 First National Bank Build
ing, James Taft, Portland,' an
nounced Saturday.
The office is to be established 4
for service and distribution of
the new Symphonic Acousticon
hearing aid, for which Taft is
the Oregon dealer.
Roy R. Gilbert who has had 10
years of successful association
with Acousticon, will be in
charge of the office here. The
Salem office will be provided
with the latest equipment for in
dividual testing, Taft said.
Slate Safety
Week Slated
March 19 to 25
Secretary of State Robert S.
FarrelL -jr Saturday approved a
statewide safety week program in
Oregon, March 19 to 25.
Safety activities will be empha
sized in special programs to be
arranged by various organizations.
Farrell said a recent study con
ducted by the national safety
council .showed that time lost as
a result of .accidents involving
Oregonians last year was suffi
cient to have built 83 Liberty
ships.
Newberg Principal
Named Superintendent
NEWBERG, Ore, Feb.' 26-ttP)
Hubert . EL Armstrong, . Newberg
high school principal since 1937,
has been appointed superinten
dent of Newberg schools to suc
ceed R. E. Renne, whose resigna
tion will become effective July 1.
Armstrong obtained hii MA' de
gree from the University of Ore
gon. - ' - :
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Calera's Les-'X Jewtlirs and Ctlciana
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BILL REINHART
SHS Leader
Salem high school will lose one
of its outstanding students Mon
day morning when the train
bound for Camp Farragut Idaho,
naval training station pulls out ,
On It wai"be Bill Reinhart who
has held thepresidencies of the
Civics club, the Honor society and
Harrison Elliot chapter of Hi-Y
and who was a main cog In school
forensic circles, an A-1 student
and not amiss as an athlete.
Bui was honored at several
functions last week, given a
send-off at Wednesday's bond as
sembly and last night was guest
of honor at the all-high school
age party held at the YMCA. .
As a matter of record Bill was
student body president at Leslie,
president of his sophomore class.
played junior varsity basketball,
was first string fullback on the
football team at the high school.
, Though he leaves school now,
Reinhart has enough credits to
get his diploma. His mother Is
Mrs. Theresa Reinhart of 1084 j
South Liberty, and he has a sis
ter, Mary Elizabeth, who is a high
school sophomore. Bill is a ne
phew of another Bill Reinhart
one . who has gained prominence
during at coaching career at Ore
gon and George Washington uni
versity, t . .
State Vehicles
Save 26 Per Crent
On Year's Mileage
The drive to conserve gasoline
and tires in the -operation of state
owned automobiles in 1943 . re
sulted Jn a 28 per cent saving in
mileage when : compared .-with
1941, Floyd Cook, state govern
ment mileage administrator, re
ported to Governor Earl Snell
Saturday.
Records show that the 1941
mileage was 13,191,703 miles as
against 10,260,535 miles in 1943,
or a saving of 3,537,168 miles, the
equivalent of '235,811 gallons of
gasoline! Cook said the saving was
two-fold, a conservation of gaso-
line for the armed forces and a
saving in vital railroad transpor
tation.
Miss Davis Elected
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON,
Eugene, Feb. 26 Special) Elec
tions for officers of the Women's
Athletic association on the cam
pus were held late last week in
Gerlirtger hall. Newly elected vice
president of WAA is Mary Eliza
beth Davis, Salem, junior in an
thropology. She is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Davis.
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Lieaving
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SnellMakes
intments
Reappointments of T. H. Ban
field, Portland, as a member of
the state highway commission,
and E. C Sammons, also of Port
land, as a member of the state
board of higher education, were
announced by Gov. Earl Snell
here Saturday. .
; BanGeld was appointed for. a
three-year term - and - Sammons
for a nine-year term. :
Niel Allen, " Grants Pass, was
reappointed a member of the state,
department of geology and min
eral Industries for a four, year
term.
Other reappointments included
Theodore Hansen, Portland, as a
member of the commission for the
blind and prevention of blindness
and Guy Ellis LaGrande, as a
member of the state board of bar
ber examiners. Hansen's term will
cover a four-year period. . .
To Interview
Navy-Seekers
Diesel mechanics and moulders
will be interviewed by Chief Ma
chinist's , Mate ' James Scadding,
USN, at the Salem navy, recruit
ing station for two hours next
Wednesday morning from 10 to
12 o'clock.
There is urgent need - for me
chanics and moulders In the ship
repair units of the navy, local re
cruiters have been notified. Men
between the ages of 21 and 50,
in good physical condition : with
three or more years of experience
will be accepted. Applications
should be made in advance to be
sure of an interview on March 1,
men interested are warned. .
A C Friesen, specialist first
class, is the recruiter in charge of
the Salem office. Robert B. Fall
on, who had been in charge of
the recruiting office, was trans
ferred this week to The Dalles.
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County Health
Plans Listed
Scheduled lor the week by the
Marion county' department . of
health -are the following:
- Tuesday, 10:30 to 3, physicals
and vaccinations for rural schools
at Eugene Field school,- Silverton;
2:30, mothers class at the YWCA.
Wednesday, 9 to 3:30, physicals,
vaccinations and immunizations,
Washington school. -
Thursday, 9 am general clinic,
St Vincent school; 10 to 11 ajn
Infant clinic at the health depart
ment :-
' Friday,' 2 pm, mothers', class,
Eugene Field school, Silverton.
Saturday, 9 to 11, vaccinations
and immunization clinic, health
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Nine Qiildren
Killed in 194
In Traffic Iilishapo
Nine children under 12 years
of age were killed In traffic acci
dents in Oregon during the first
six weeks of 1944, Secretary of
State Robert S. Farrell, jr., re
ported "Saturday. He said fatalities
in this age group amounted to 24
per cent ox air iraiuc zauuiues.
' Four of the children were killed
when they dashed into a street
in the path of a motor vehicle,
three were struck while riding
bicycles and two were killed 'in
cars involved in accidents. -
1 Farrell said the ratio of fataTP
ties this year were In excess of the
normal figures.
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