tna OHEGOn STATESMAN-Saletn, . Oregon. Thursday Morning, July 27 1311
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ILdDCBaD KJWS EH5dU1Is l7rYear-Old
Library City II- iVaiiy Quota
Foods listed The 40 basic
lood items which all restaurants
in this OPA district must post by
August 18 were tentatively selec
ted this week at the first meeting
of the 18-member district restau
rant advisory committee, held in
Portland. Joe Randall of Salem is
a member of the committee, which
Is headed by Larry Hilaire. On
the basis 6f this list, McDanneJl
Brown, district OPA director, will
determine the official list to be
. posted in all restaurant and pub
lic eating places in . the district
with their April 4 to 10, 1943, base
ceiling prices.'.
. Wanted: Experienced sales clerk.
Perm., position. Good salary.
'" Brown Credit Jewelers. ; -
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. Transportation Talked To fur
ther plans .for transportation of
cannery workers direct to plants,
representatives of three bus ser-
More Use
A . .-.
Draxy patronage, wnicn commerce-i y ;i - ; f
ed to drop at the beginning of the II CTPftRPU,
war, if measured on a books-loan- (-
ed basis, started an upswing in Welcome; news for navy-mind-February
of this year and has i7yearoldsters was contained
continued each month since, Act- m an announcement this week by
Ing Librarian Neva LeBlond has a. C Frjesen of the Salem navy
announced. . The period of less recruiting station that an enlarged
book borrowing was common in quota for enlistments from this age
libraries throughout the country group has. been opened by the
and the upswing has been on ' a navy for the immediate future.
percentage similar to that noted The recruiter urged that young
in many other cities, Miss LeBlond men who previously have applied
declares. for naval enlistment but who have
not yet been accepted because pi
Wanted: Girl for stenographic ana quotas in effect recently, visit the
general office work. Perm, posi- navy ; recruiting .station at once
tion. Good salary. Brown Credit for .completion of enlistment pre-
jwlr cedure.
First Aid The city lirst -aid
car was called out to give mercy to
three persons between late .Tues
day night and Wednesday. Fred
Vices operating In Salem and West IQeinsmith. r 21, 460 &- 16th, cut
Salem and of canning plants will I0 I07iJfger , ,ua V7 i-T
et again this morning at Salem P SS? J ?re' Boby
Chamber of Commerce, offices V
was injurcu as ne was riuiug ws
bike. A car struck him but he
with '' Chamber Secretary Clay
Cochran. A portion of . the detail
lor such operation wa, ironed out - dened
at a session Wednesday.
For home loans see Salem Fed
eral,' 130 South Liberty. ,
; Bridge : Repaired The bridge
at the Elkhorn school was repair
ed early this week after a load of
00-foot logs had ' broken ' loose.
cutting, off the west railing of the over
span over the little north fork
of the Santiam. The logs, shaken
It is not known, the -recruiter
pointed out, how long the current
ly .expanded quota , for. 17-sters
will remain in effect. These youths
must apply far enough in advance
of their 18th birthday to allow for
completion of enlistment before
they become subject to selective
service at the ae of 18, after
which time they are not eligible
for voluntary enlistment. in. the
navy ' or any other, military .ser
vice branch. ' v . . J
In announcing the newly en
larged enlistment quota, the re
cruiter also poiated out - that the'
onnortunitv for 17-yeaY-olds' to
qualify for the navy's radio tech
nician 'program a type of train
ing which involves intensive and
T.-r. TnniMi rwr Shri ff valuable: education in the field p
a r nnir nn woHnHHa turned modern high frequency still is
suffered only bumps and scratches,
I Taylor, 12, 528, dove into Olinger
pool scraping the botton and sus
i taining head injuries.
Wedding pictures taken at the
to - the county . treasurer
$6623.72 collected on the 1940 tax
roll, of which S1174.63 is ear
from their moorage on the curve marked for the Salem school dis
approaching the bridge, fell from $1319.38 for the city of
me xtuck as u ten me onage ana galem.
dropped more than 70 feet Into
the canyon below.
Buy your fall wardrobe on con-
To - Chicago Mr. and Mrs.
Robert McEwan. Harry W. Scott
MCyn"
open." t " ' - ' s.
- Friesen Invited young men in
terested in. this opportunity to vis
it the local station where they.mSy
be given a test to determine whe
ther they can qualify for W
tralnin. Those who can - qualify
Cronise Photographs and I may be enlisted with the advanced
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CIRCUIT COURT '! . J ' '
Lena Harden ysi Weston Hay-
den: decree of I divorce I restores
name of Lena Retledge to plain-
tifti - - i 1 r
Credit Bureaus, Inc, vs. Mr.
and fylx. Joseph Lewis Harris, sr.;
order to -county rtreasurer to pay
plaintiff $34.54 left wiuV him. .
Patricia SHiday ivs. i Nelhe A.
Yana and Delia H. Burns; motion
for order to make Complaint more
definite.
PROBATE COURT1: t i
Joseph Eskelson, estate; reply
to objections to final account; J.
F. Utrich, executor,! lists separate
1t checks comprising $10,891 re
ported received as rental; declares
inheritance; tax computed and paid
out mat siaie ireasurer uu wu-
ditional . tak fori property, which
was i held Jointly by Joseph and
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Mary UKeon ana wmtu inwaw
court has declared is now held by
Mary Eskejson as surviving joini
owner. ' ; " v I. I - !: ' '
Mabel AJMarttn estate; final or-
f' Agnes Eckhout estate; order au
thorizes S41ina Bekf. 'adminisr
tratrix to secognlze; claim of $3Q0
on "note of r. X, Ec4hout and per
mitting hef to. abandon as assets
of estate three series 'E US war
bonds, ' one of which carries - the
name of -a' person 'to be" paid in
case of her 'death aha two of which
are written jointly to her and
other persons. - -
John Wirth estate; order author
ises George Wirt hand Marsha
Buford, 'executor and executrix,
to expend $137 ,-for- paint and
plumbing repairs to real "proper
ty. " m ' ?MUm y iV:'i'
Anna Carbart estate; inventory
lists personal property values at
$42.48.' 'Mr . r : : . '
Walter -L.. Morris estate; .tax
computed at" $156.80; final accouhtJ
Dy Amos u. morns, executor and
sole Tieir, -shows receipts of $15,
820.50 and disbursements, of $806;
hearing set tor 10 a. bl, August 23.
Mary E. Nairn guardianship; ex
pense ; statement for $160; order
approving i final account directs
guardian to deliver property to
Peter Nairn, executor. .. r.-r : v
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS
Orville M. Winn, 23, US navy,
route two, Albany, and Vivian Co-
bine, 21t bookkeeper,1 891 Belle-
vue street, Salon.' ' '
Pvt.; Richard N. Esselstyn, -20,
US army.-Glendale, Calif-' and
Elain ClipfelL 18, Lyons. - : -
MUNICIPAL COURT . .
. ' Hazel E. Griepentrog, 2420 Ha
zel avenue; permitting dog to run
at large. - -
; Kenneth John ' Hunt, 1 running
over fire' hose; bail $5. - v
Dorothy L. Berry, 1374 North
Capitol; two outside : car.
Plant PlaAi
Near
ly Ready
LondoiiPoles
Consider Trip
To Moscow
Jap Patrols
Probe Lines
ADVANCED ALLIED HEAD
QUARTERS, New Guinea, Thnrs-
LONDON, July 26 --Poland's day, July 27 r(ff)- Small Japanese
onely London governmentexiled
by enemy occupation and Ignored I
by the . Russiansmay send . its
peasant-born" premier, Stanislaw
Mikolajczyk, to Moscow to seek a
friendly compromise with "premier-
marshal Stalin. V -
-A merger- with .the Soviet-sup-r i
ported: Polish national- liberation
patrols are trying to break through
American lines across the Diniu
mor river on the Aitape front in
British New Guinea, headquarters
announced today. - . . .
The Japanese attempting . to
break westward out of the posit
ions in which they have been trap
ped in the Wewak area are pfob-
committee appeared to be the chief J ing the American southern flank,
hope of the London administration headquarters said.
to obtain a voice in the early stages I Far to the west In northwestern
o -fresoring the .parts of Its na- Dutch New Guinea fighter planes
tive land liberated by the . Red I and patrol . torpedo boats raised
army. ; - -i -. . - , i- -,' , .1 havoc with the Japanese base of
- Twice- diirtn the day the Polish ManokwarL damaging barges, fuel
cabinet met for -lone discussions dumps, truck ana oivouac areas.
following conferences between
premier. Mikolajczyk and prime!
minister Churchill . and foreign
secretary Anthony. Eden, and,' al
though its decision was kept a
secret, it was learned that the ad
visability of a Russian visit by the I
premier was . the chief subject of
the meeting, r i
It was .highly, probable, that the
cabinet . was drafting a letter .to
the state department at Washing
ton and to the British Foreign of
fice asking then to sound out Mos
cow on the proposal. r -
30 Year Old light Balb
SliU Burns Briskly
McMINNVILLE, Jaly 26 -UP)-
An electric liht bulb purchased
30 years ago in Denver is burning
briskly today.
Mrs. R. A. Ryder found the bulb
In an old trunk during a house
cleaning' bout, and promptly tried
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"It works better,- she decided.
than the bulbs bciag sold today." '
50 Persons to Attend ;
Eugene CIO Conference
EUGENE, July 2 -VFh Fifty
delegates fro mthe Pacific coast
will attend the semi-annual con
vention of the CIO International
Woodworkers of Americans ply
wood, box shook and door council,
here July 28-29... -
Frames. 1st Natl Bank Bldg.
Gard Is Visitor Jess J. Gard,
one of the vice presidents of the!
US National bank, formerly -with i
the Ladd & Bush Salem branch!
rating of seaman first class. Men
of other ages, up to a maximum of
50 ! years, also may take this
test: f
and R. W. (Joe) Land, who left but now located in Portland, was
early this week for Chicago to a Salem visitor Tuesday.
attend the national war conven
Old Friends
attend the national war conven- rt 'HP
tion of Lions clubs, will be Joined Complying with latest closing reg- V git I UTIier
by William E. Newmeyer, wuuli
?r; " TURNER - The O. A. Warren
. I , family was surprised last week
A g" by old friends, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Attend Conference Attending Wagner of Bremerton, Wash. They
the sessions of the YMCA con- knew each other in Turtle Lake,
ference at Lake Tahoe, Calif, next ND, and had not met for 22 years.
week will be Vernon Merrick and I Mrs. Faye Webb and daughters
Harold Davis, members of the were in 5 Albany Saturday.
Salem Y staff. Mr. and Mrs. .Gene Robinson
All wool bedf ord-cord slacks sizes
28. to 40 with zippers, $10.50. Alex
there by William E.
who plans to leave Friday for the
Illinois city. Scott will go on to
Milwaukee, Wis., to the Harley
Davidson factory before return
ing home.
plan for
fall Smart
Layaway
Shop.
Home Sought A home for a
14-year-old parentless boy, - who
declares he is handy on a farm,
Plans for construction of a $99,-
500 milk processing plant in Sa
lem or the; Dairy Cooperative as
sociation will be ready, within an
other weei, W.I W. Henry, the
co-op's mahager ; In: Portland, has
Announced.! ; i ! . t
Described as a farmers' enter
prise, the building will re a xwo-
story structure covering an area
150 by 151 feet Tentative plans
call Jfor a jtile and iconcrete Inlay
on the budding ! exterior and-tile
finished floors. ! j j s
Much of I the equipment used in
the Salem (plant on South Com
mercial street will jte moved into
the new building on an adjacent
sitej but approximately; , $36,000
worth of new machinery will be
purchased, Henry said, j
left Monday for Silver Creek falls
where they will teach at the Chris
tion service camp this week, f
The American Sunday school
Mrs. -White said persons interest- May Move Combines Permits convention was held at the Tur-
ed in taking the lad should make to move" combines .have been ner tabernacle this week.
personal application at her office granted by Marion county court
In the courthouse. y I to Donald Kuenzi, George Kuenzi,
Open chg. account, Smart Shop.1
. Pre-Bean Rash The Commun
ity cannery, located just north of
the underpass in the Bonesteele
building on the Portland highway,
is now engaged in canning chicken
and other meats. Some beans, plus
carrots and beets, are also being
canned preceeding the rush of the
bean pack, due soon.
Picture ef Attack on Rome A
motion 'picture of the war in Italy
will be shown at the Salem Cre
dit association luncheon Friday
noon.
Club Meets Tonlsht Townsend
dub No. 16 will meet at the home
of Anna M. Arnold, 2256 Claude
street tonight.
Townsend Club Meets Club
No. 4 will meet , at 2125 North
Fourth street tonight at 7:30 pjn.
Paul Townsend and Fred Hersch. Mlg. iSteiWer Ha8
Birthday Party
Rogers to Speak Arthur S.
Rogers, state superintendent of
banks, will be speaker at " this
i noon's meeting of the Salem Lions
club at the Marion hotel.
Los Angeles Couple
Buys Jefferson Place
JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs.
Jake Meng, owners of the Texaco I younger than her 80 years.
HOPEWELL Mrs. Alice Stel
wer. a resident of Hopewell since
1921, ! was honored Sunday with
a birthday anniversary dinner at
the home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. F. Doug
las in Portland. i f
Mrs. Steiwer dressed in an or
chid colored gown, looked much
dinette for the last few months,
have sold it to Mr. and Mrs. Kis
singer of Los Angeles, who will
take over the business immediate-
ly. i
Mrs. S. H. Goin has sold her
house on Tturd street, Known as
the Addie Libby house, to Mr. and
Mrs. P. O. i Workman of Sacra
mento, Calif. 'They have three j Cln f in Mppff
law itnM Via t Vk I st I
Mrs. Steiwer was born In Mar
ion county near Salem, the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Me-
tteer. pioneers of 1850, July 25,
1864.
She was married at Fossil, Feb
ruary 12, 1882 to Jesse L. Steiwer,
He died in 1927.
(Obituary
children. One boy will be in high
school.
Jefferson Senior Class
Saginaw itreet. July 23. Survived by HOICl3 FlCUlC FartV
a daughter, Mrs. R. E. Clark, a son. J
rumt
Jamea Fiant, at nta resraence.
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BROOKS The Garden club
will meet at the home of Mrs,
Olive Beardsley, 80 Madrona ave
nue, Salem, Thursday for an all
day meeting.
Young Baby Abandoned
In Portland iTheater r
PORTLAND July; 2$ -JPh The
three-weeks-old I girl I abandoned
in a Portland theatre Saturday
will! not remain - unclaimed, the
superintendent of Oregon Protec
tive! Society predicted today.v?
lda Kuaseii' saia; sne expectea
the mother! following the pattern
of similar leases, to return even
tually for 3the child when she is
in a positioi to care for her.
Answering a ziooa 01 long au
tance calls land letters from pros
pective adoDters. Miss Russell
warned that "no one; can adopt the
child for many week to come.
because of itechnicalities.
Serious jTire Shortage
Faces Oregon iTVuckiiig
PORTLAND, July 26 -ff- A
motor official asserted today that
. ( . i 1 I M a
a scarcity iol tires iwiu i iorce
this area's trucks off
the toad by August 1 and 50 per
cent by September 1. 1 I " -
Lee Stidd, secretary Of the Ore
gon i Motor Transport association,
declared that only an! immediate
supply of
breakdown
here One
tires ! could j prevent
of truck transportation
firm,! he; said, already
has garaged 12 trucks, j
rivin Plant, and a granddaughter.
Mildred Clark. -aU of Salem. Services
will be held Thursday, July 37, at i
pm, from the Clough-Barrick com
pany chapel. Rev. Dudley Strain offi
ciating. Interment in the I OOF ceme
tery. Sry
In this city July 15. Andrew Dury.
. fat -resident of route S. Salem, at the
81 years. Uncle of Mrs. Tannic
Agnes Wymore of Salem and Mrs.
trfith McCain of New Sharon. Iowa.
Services Thursday, July S7. at JO
pjn, at the W. T. Rigdon company
. ehapeU K. U WiUiers, Newoerg. cm
eiating. Concluding services in City
View cemetery. .,
William X. Deeney of 1769 ralrmount
Street, at a local hospital July 2S.
Survived by wife. Mary .Louise Deen
: three children. Michael. Patty and
Maure. all of Salem; "three sisters.
Miss Mary Deeney. Miss Rose Deeney
and Mrs. Earl T. Ellis, aU of Butte.
Mont.; one brother, Roger P. Deeney
ml Saa Francisco. Calif. Announce-
' ment of services later by Clough-Bar-1
tick company.
Ptoteethi the Home Trwt
JEFFERSON Members of the
senior class - of Jefferson high
school held a wiener roast Satur
day night on the banks of the
Santiam river at the Leo Weddle
home.
Special guests were Helen Snei
der and Earl Marcum. He is sta
tioned at Fort Benning, Ga and
both are former members of . the
class. Some of the class are away
and could not be present About
20 young people were present for
the wiener roast and social time.
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Home Keeper Plan
trsc3 Prcttctlca Tiered
(xsmtI with 810.000 policy)
t, Pay $2,000 and op to dean up
. family debts. '
X. Pays $100 a month while children
are dependent.
S. P7 $10,000 after chlldrea are
growiu - v
4. TilliOut'SociJ Security benefits.
Cr.ZGOIl MUTUAL XX7Z
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J3 Ereyman Eniliing
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buy
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adaptable
to many
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This
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carburetor
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mm
The job of an egg beater is to mix
things. And that's exactly the I
job of your carburetor . . mixing about
10 thousand gallons of air into every
' gallon of gasoline your engine uses.
."When that "egg beater" under the
hood gets out of adjustment, your ,
car bucks. Or chokes itself to death when
you suddenly step on the gas. Or goer--phffit
in traffic, while a line of morons in
back of you lean .
on their horns.
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CONSTRUCTION
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KUPPCNHnmnn pedigree
j - Thoroughbred dotting for 68 years
-that's Kuppenheimer'i record sind here's their
latest and best toe of sport jackets and slacks.'
". Kttppenbcimer Hobby Coats -
- " ' Two-toned, all-wool jackets.
" . AJI-Hymo non-crashable front.' r .
" $19.53 f $25X3
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. Kuppenheimcr Slacks
u - Iiitweigjit all-wool worsteds.
, ; Talon and Gripper fasteners.
$13.E3 u $IG.E3
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Now: Shell isn't in the carburetor
tinkering business, but
we can help the
carburetor stay
healthy.We do it
by removing the
goo from another
gadget the air
cleaner..
This device perches on the top of
the carburetor trapping the dust
and bugs floating in
those 10,000 gallons of :
air so they won't clog y
up the carburetor. But
when the air cleaner
itself gets clogged 1
your engine breathes-in liarmful grit and
stuft causing real damage.
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Shell people have a knack with air
cleaners. And they also know all
about SheUubrication ... a service de
signed to prevent your car from joining
the.150,000 1 that are junked every month
by Wartime Stop and Go driving.
CHLS... A SECRET!
Car aren't mysterious at
aU. as you'll see when yoo
read Alice tn Motorbmd.
Your FREE copy awaits
at the nearest Shell pomp.
SHELL OIL COMPANY;
. I ' MOXLEY & HUNTINGTON
; The Store of Style, Quality & Vdus :
I 416 STATE STREET ; .
BUY MORB VTAR BONDS AND STAMPS
ati I t TT. as
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