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Newspaper Page Texttlx OSEGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Saturday Moating, January 13. IMS PAGE FIVE r - (CMy Mews ' IBn'fielis i The Ortqon Statesman Telephone 9101 ' ?V( : H f Phillips ' n Directorate W, I Phillips or Salem ia member of the board of directors of the new ly ; organized corporation of Ford dealers ot the Seattle factory branch area. The corporation was organized to administer a dealer advertising fund when automobile production ia resumed. Dj T. Howard, Seattle, is president; Catlin Wolfard, Portland, vice president; William O. McKay, Se attle, secretary - treasurer. ; The corporation expects . to spend : a large advertising fund for .Ford dealer advertising, in the area when business conditions return to normal. The bulk of the appro priation will go into newspapers, it has -been indicated. J. Walter Thompson company, advertising agency for the-JFord Motor com pany, has also . been selected by the area dealer group as its agency. ; Wanted '39 or later car by re turned Naval service man.. Cash. , Bremer, 2328 State street! Meeting Held The Farm Ma- chinery. Construction and Repair class meeting was held Thursday night at Kile tPook'a residence in West Salem, ii was decided that the course be given Monday, Jan uary 14, Wednesday, January 17, and Friday, January 19, from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Attendants are urged to bring machinery to be worked on or talk to Mr. Cook about re pairs. Coat clearance specials $10 and $21.; All others $16.63 to $33.30. The Fashionette. .: . n , . ": .- - A action Nets $7 The Salem Men's Garden club auction of plants, shrubs and articles valued by gardeners netted more than $70 at this week's meeting of the organization. The money will be turned into the club's activity fund James McGjlchrist, W. ; X. Bsxkus and Ernest Iufer were auctioneers The jclub presented its, Jre tiring president, Barkus, withj a rhododendron. . 7 hr.: developing & printing service at Burke's Camera Shop. 174 N. Com"!. - Cemmlsslon Reinstated Justice of the Peace Joseph B. Felton was reinstated Friday by the U. S. De partment of Internal Revenue, Bureau -of Mines, to issue licenses . for I handling explosives. Felton's commission for this work expired while he was in the armed serv ices. He said all persons handling explosives should" check their li censes for the purpose of determ - ining their validity. .'!'' i . - Wedding pictures taken at the church. 520 State, ph. 5722. " i i . i - Tvre to Texas Kenneth John son, who has been held in the county jail since December 16 as a fugitive from Justice, Friday was turned over to W. R. Crane, traveling guard from Texas. Crane also had in custody J. J. Reid who was being taken back lo Texas from Portland to: answer to. a charge of robbery and robbery by assault Govl Earl Snell had granted extradition lor both men. Hat clearance specials $1.50 and $2.50 and $3.98 to $6.98. The Fashionette. ,; LI' 1 ' . t County Sells Timber The -county sold the timber from 157.583 acre tract of land to John P. Tolmsoff for $750 with the . condition that the purchaser re movej the timber by July 1, 1946. He is given permission to build such I roads as will be necessary - for the job. Ruby's Beauty Shop, 2005 N. Ca .pitol,will be- closed Monday, Jan. 15; moving to new location across the street at 2052 North Capitol . phone 7620. . ' Baier. HI Again-Harold E. Ba ker, 11028 Highland avenue, ill several days at Salem General hospital, was taken home last week,: but has suffered a relapse and is-again ill at his home. He is ah employe at Paulus Bros. warehouse, .iv l Peaches, Crawford, Hale and im- Vhroved Albertas at Doerfler sale yard and nursery. Twe Deaths Two fatalities, '-tsS covered accidents and 19 claims for occupational disease benefits were filed with the state industrial accident commission here daring the week ended Jan uary 11.'. The fatalities involved James J. Jordon, Eugene, laborer, nd Phillip S. Hanselman, Seaside, farm worker. vj . ( Ixst Set of keys, in black fold. Phone 17F5. InJr4 I Fall Ronald Bro- rck. 1440 Waller street fell m day and lacerated his kft knee, '-first Aid reported.- -Walter LeeNPrinnen. former rwldeat t v . Tnd- atreet January u. Archiej i JnB and T Drlnnen, U of MooBtroee.' Colo.. rtd Mn. Annie Green and. Mrs. Aita Jte. bota oX Ciliormia. Annun cement of aervwea later toy th Clulk-BaiTicx company. Electrician's Mate Third Class Ru ..ii in,m.i. Hickmin ox Vie V. S , ut resident rowto four, Sa scTVa TKUlad-riphia tawy T at the Ul- rvi Mn. Aba Hickman of Salwn: three aistera. Mra. Bessie Kel- ,rT of Seattle. Misa v ersa rLicKJiiii of the Waves, stationed la. Marytana -m ; shirle. Hickman of Salem; n.ir. Krnthrs. Melvin W. Hickman c,t Kellogs. Idaho, Harley Hickman of Des Moines. Iowa, Howard Hickman of the U. S. navy and Jobn Hickman of Salem. Also aurrived by a rrand nti,.r . Mrs. Etta Wiley of Castle rnr.ir w.th Announcement of serv Kes iater by C'lougii-Brr-ck eompany Pag Fmneral , Today Funeral services for Agnex Harriet Page of Winchester, Ore., who died, on Wednesday, .will be held at 10 a.m. today from Finley's Rose chapel, J. P. Finley 4c Son, South west Montgomery and Fourth streets, Portland. Mrs. Page was the mother or Wilmer C. Page, Salem, and of Maxwell M. Page, 'ortland, and i grandmother of Wilmer H. Page, UJS. coast guard. and Rollm D. Page, VJS. navy. Friends are Invited to the services but commitment will be private. Cyn" Cronise Photographs and rames. 1st Natl Bank Bldg. ; ExaminatioB Aoneoneed Ap plications for the position of lum ber production service specialist for the war production board, Ida ho, Montana, Oregon and Wash ington, with headquarters at Port land, are sought by the VS. civil service commission, Cecile . Bow- den, local secretary, announced Friday. The salary, for the posi tion- is $4428 a year, including overtime compensation. , January clearance sale, all suits, coats, dresses & hats. The Fash- onette. .. ; ; . , !- . : ' ' i -Harvey Is Speaker! Rep. Jo seph Harvey, Multnomah county republican, is to be the speaker at tonight's dinner meeting of Town- send clubs of Salem tonight at 243 North Commercial street. Din ner honoring the birthday of Dr. Townsend will be served from 4 to 7. Harvey is also scheduled to address Townsend club No. 6 at 8 o'clock at the same address. The meeting is open to the public. Every form of insurance. R. G. Severin, 212 N. High. Tel. 4016. Constant, dependable service. Lieene E e e e mmended - The county court Friday j recommend ed to the secretary of state that license to operate a wrecking yard be granted to Lockhart Auto Salvage company, 10 Williams avenue. The court, however, told C. - Lockhart, ' the petitioner, that he had until March- 81 to erect a six-foot solid (wall around the lot This provision is a prime requisite to issuance of a valid and permanent license. Suit clearance specials S 16.63 to $33.30. The Fashionette. Business Name Filed M. B. Frantz filed a certificate of as sumed business name Friday in the county clerk's office for the Frantz Manufacturing' business, 1108 Broadway. Certificate of re tirement from Foisom Manufac turing company, ' same address, was filed by L L and Jack L. Foisom i The Comet Cafe,' - formerly the Midway, 1204 Leslie, is now open under new management. Sunday special turkey. dinner. Te Take Application - Mrs. Louise Arneson, head of . Red Cross nursing services for Marion county, will be in her office at Red Cross headquarters, 435 State street, all day today and Monday to receive applications for new nurses aides. The new daytime class will begin Wednesday, Jan uary 17. T - For home loans see Salem Fed- tin CyiitVi 1 SVimriT Leaves Partnership j- Glenn W. Stevens filed a certificate of re tirement from the j partnership with W. G. Ballantyne in the ope ration of the Willamette Equip ment company. The certificate re cites that Ballantyne will con tinue use of the firm name but that Stevens no longer will have any interest , in it Carol Schaff er, ; former operator with Vanity Box, will be associat ed with Ruby's at 2052 North Ca pitol, phone 7520. j Diseases Reported Two new cases of whooping cough, one of measles, one of gonorrhea and one of undulant fever were reported in Marion county for the week end ing January 8, with 61 per cent of the- county's physician report ing to the state board of health. Fruit trees, rosea, shrubs. Boyd Nursery, 2440 State. Open Sun days also. ! Car Injure fiand While back ing his automobile from his -ga rage Friday, J. A: Anderson, 1660 Jefferson street, caught his left hand between the car. door and the garage door and mashed it He was given emergency treat ment by first aid. ; j :, Wanted Young lady 'for general office work.' Pleasant working cond. Perm. no dictation.' Box 552, Statesman. rnlses Teeth Gov. Earl Snell Friday praised j the contribution young men are ; making : in the armed services and on the civilian front as be directed attention to January 14-21 a junior chamber of 'commerce week. Lemmon Convalescent 'Home is now under new management. Mrs. I J. Jones, nurse, is opening the home to be known as Howard Convalescent Home. 1 i - The Roofers Local 109 would like to extend ; their thanks to IL I Elfstrom. Carl ' Armpriest V and Matbis Brothersl roofing contrac tors for so generously furnishing the material for "the new labor temple.. . ; ;::,L;:V Clothing Stolen Theft of sev eral dresses, blouses,: Skirts, shoes and slippers was reported, to po lice Friday by Mrs. A. Flint ot 265 South Commercial street Oregon Typical Of Taxation Says Speaker Taxes are typical In Oregon, the state using nine, of the 10 chief sources of taxation used generally dent of the Oregon Business and bers of the Salem Board of Realtors in Marion hotel. x -The suggestion now being considered by the state legislature, at the Instance of -the governor, for retention of a firm of tax experts analyze the state's tax struc- ure,- poses a problem; the speaker said. r r - !i '- .V-5-.-1f; Naming; alcoholiet , beverages, death of Inheritance, Insurance premiums, motor vehicle, proper- ;y, tobacco: utility, franchise, in come and gasoline taxes as the chief : sources of income, in most States, Young pointed! out that all re taxed in Oregon with the sin gle exception of tobacco. -Voters Decide i ' Young also pointed out that Oregon is the only stalte in the un ion which does not give its legis lators the last word in taxation. Because voters 'consistently . beat down new forms i jof taxation Which they do not like, he pointed out an obstacle is -treated hin dering a change. I ; He named possible alternative sources of revenue to which the state has access.; Thfcse are used in some other states and include a tax on soft drinks, admission and amusements, racing, 1 stock mar kets, chain stores, poll tax, general license tax, severance tax, sales tax and tax on oleomargarine, i Beats Sales Tax , ij "The state has teaten the sales tax," he said, "and we have no racing, no stock markets,; are against severance tax on our tim ber because of the competition it will get after the war from plas tics. : Chain store taxes produce little. The people are fed up with luxury taxes. But if we are to get new tax money it must come from a tax on this last group. Oregon vo ters won't support these changes. The speaker said much money could be saved through consolida tion of school districts 'and adop tion of the county manager plan. Better budgeting," he said, ? will save money. j Federal Tax Ouiz Planned A federal tax quiz will be h4d the- Salem Credit association luncheon on January 19, it was announced at the meeting this week. James Dutton, formerly of Salem, will be present to answer questions of members. Dutton has talked on tax prob lems at a previous meeting of the association. This time he will, just answer questions -which upon the suggestion of Guy Hickok will be united to matters pertaining to the 1944 tax. i Sidney Stevens! vice president of the association, presided in the absence of F. H. Lesserer, presi dent. The program was devoted to finishing, up a discussion of credit information, as required by different organizations. Hayesyille Family to. uitertain Young Folk i At Salem YMCA Friday HAYES VILLE Mr, and Mrs. Fifed Broer have made arrange ments at the YMCA to entertain the young people end their par ents Friday night I The- swimming i tank and gym will be available. Refreshments will be served.1' j f Cars will be available at Lyle Cirrow's, Chester Doolittle', W. Tipbetts, Shirley I Hall's and Al bert Slettler's. J - Hand Cut Mrs. Walter Shif fer of Independence suffered a bad cut on her. right hand Friday morning . in Salem Box factory and was taken to Salem Deacon-? ess hospital where the injury was sutured. - - 1 FaUce Heat Patient State po lice Friday were- searching ? fos Joseph W. Murphy, 34, who dis appeared from the state hospital, Murphy was received from Klam ath county. I Btete WaaU Bramben Gov; Earl Snell Friday asked Califor4 nis? officials m surrender Charles Bcamhora, who is wanted in Port land on a burglary charge. He is under arrest at Ventura. - - Son Ben A son, named Rob ert Eugene, was born to Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Edwards i at Salem Deaconess hospital. The Edwards have one other child, Billy, aged five.-:;'; - .:j -' P , -, Axe Cats Man W. E. Baker, 32; route six, ' struck the top of his head with an axe Friday while chopping wood and r was taento first aid for J emergency ueaaneai. . i- tr-.-'t ..'- i - - - V' ?- :f ' Br Permit Granted The county court approved the appli cation: of James E. Wallace-for e beer, license for an esUUishinen one-half mile" north of Broad acres.'; - ; ; -. :. 1,4 .' f " Sleaor Society Inducts The National Honor society will in duct new members at an 8 pan. ceremony Monday, in the senior high school auditorium, t '- - - -.' . ---- j Meetin; Postponed S The Ra tional Teachers club will not meet hf January, and will hold its next meeting " February 20 at the Hayesyille school. Y Permit Granted Permit to haul logs has been granted by the county court to Carl I.L Stevens ofj Newberg. iri Methods f by other states, F. H- Young, presi Tax Bureau of Portland, told mem at their noonday meeting Friday ' 4 i ; J Portland C-C Head Coming Here Monday ; "After the War A Place In the Sun,1 will be the subject of Frank E. McCaslin, new president of the Portland 'Chamber of Commerce. when he addresses the i Salem Chamber of Commerce here 1 at noon Monday. '! - - -. 'i Announcement of. McCaslin's subject is made in the first edi tion of the chamber's expanded weekly bulletin. I i A two-color printing job, with a picture of the stated - capital , in green behind the masthead on the first of the four pages, the bul letin includes a number of brief news litems of especial interest to business men and women and portions of letters received at chamber offices! J 4 i McCaslin, president of the Ore gon Portland Cement company. will be accompanied to Salem by Carter ; Brandon, foreign trade representative f or " t h e Portland chamber, and by Chester K. Ster- rett ot its postwar industries staff, r ?.v. . f . N Salem FFAs i ' - . ': I. PWce First j In Contest I Salem chapter-, Future Farmers of America, won first place in the Upper Willamette Valley FFA Parliamentary contest held Fri day at Albany high school. j Albany's team was second and Corvallis third. Silverton,- Cottage Grove, Eugene and Junction City FFA parliamentary teams also participated. i y. j Leonard Perlich acted as pres- dent on Salem's team; Dean Bar tholomew, vice president; Russell Hicks,' secretary; Sam Barker, treasurer; Ronald Dickey, re- porter, j . 1 ; ,j ! The! competition followed a morning session! of Future offi cers given over' to a leadership' conference. 'H , i . Prof. Earl Wells, Oregon State college-; speech department, was judge for the contest i IPimMn 'M 'i 4- '.' CIRCUIT COURT Viva Kauffman vs. Samuel Melvin Kauttmaa; deiault order entered: ap plication V made for place on trial docket. i .!- ... i S. B.I Irvine VI. H. C. Shields and wife; application for placa on trial docket, if i , ! . Patricia Hiday vs. Nenie A. Yana: defendant's demurrer to plaihtif amended complaint overruted.. lyi state vs. ijeon m Bait: mouon ot state for an order; entering mandate ot state ; supreme court on appeal: order entered, defendant sentenced to serve maximum of three years ia state penitentiary. ? ; . Elwooa A. Granam Vs. Germaine M. Crahain; : divorce complaint: alleges cruel and inhuman treatment. Jean ETJen Kletiine vs. Ralph H. Kletzinff. Jr.; application for place on trial docket. Raymond Nathan: Bascue vs. Elsie Baacue; application for place on trial docket, j : . Valley Credit Service vs. Eugene I LoveJeca aaa wife; i transcript of case from Salem justice ox peace court rued. credit . Bur cans mcr vs. uarence Alonzo Howe; order directs clerk of tourt to enter satisfaction of Judrmetit. Lwrence Girardin vs. Bernard Zie- linskl and .Aeoes Ziellnskt: order dls- mianng tun against Agnes zieunsxa because Of insufficient evidence link ne ber mm partner r in busincae with Lawrence Zieiinski: runner zinawc that there waa a lesai verbal contract between the parties d urine tfta mkb 194S strawberry seasons whereby de fendant was to care for. harvest ana sell strawberry crop - giving . plaintiff one-fourth of the crocs receipts rrora sales: plaintiffs claim lor stxawDerrv cuttmes and or plants taken by de fendant denied: defendant erven untu January IS to make accounting, for mil tterrica aoio. . t elizabeth - L. Hastay vs. noyd A. Hsstavi divorce . eotnnlatnt: elletes cruel ana inn urns n treatment: ho custody of minor child and $2S month ly for Us support; aska ais ror arror- ney fees,- u case uncontes tea, om If contested. PROBATE COURT . y Marilyn Nelson, a minor, ruardisn- Ship; order au inlttinr ruardian, Clar- enca S. Melaon. to compromise ctaim with California Packtnz torpor auoa for 41SIM tor injuries received by nM in nackinar Dtant. ' Thomas Marsland estate: account as executor. Marnn M. stunr. snows re ceipts ef SJW633Z ana aisoursemenni JUSTICE COURT ... stato vs. Lucv Reiseohuber: charee cruelty to animals; dismissed tor lack fitata va. John T. Beisenhuber: enarxe Aon -support; dismissed at request of compwinant. - ) - - SUte vs. A. D. McPherson:' eharte burdary; preliminary baarmx act for Januarv U at lV30aja. - - state vs. . WHiaro ' Ceorre ABdrewa: charee -violation of basic rule; con- timted -antil January 20. -MUNICIPAL COCJtT-: v T ' John Z. Sparks. Monmouth r charts nm throufh- red lierrt.- ., MARRIAGE UCENSES V Tre BKss. . 118- Center .street, aad Kmmm Pfetfer. IS, 340, South Commercial street both of Salem. John H. Burton. SO, route two. Cor- neuvs. nd Derotny uausen, - ax. Silverton. : . ri - ' Bc3y and Fcaif pr "litncpair'' .y ; Ada Pafclisj : Let lis renew the appear ance of your car. We guarantee all our work. Se !? l-oiorS; 542 Ferry St. -Piu 21534 If its available... You1! find it at M jf if IPaEiSie Special... . High quality rayon pantia 'briefs wifii full lastie waistbands. These are exceptionally well, tailored Tea rose tints. All sizes. 2nd floor. ; j Vomen's, Hisses' Raincoats 1 White, beige, brown, rose, blue. Some are trans lucent, all are great values! Buy cm extra one and save for a rainy day! Sizes 12 to 20 .1 . j . 2nd floor sports shop. 5 j i i Pinbrella FOR 1S-BQBED FRAMES I Let us re-cover your Old umbrella frame and make " lit better than the present new ones. Also um brella cords 20c. W)wwiyieyeeeseeMeseiswWB fesie. iie Famous Brands 498to It's not too early to look after your woolens, furs," etc., and be-ready to protect them from the rav- fages of the deadly moth. A complete line of moth I proofing crystals and vapors are available in our notion department " : - j I- y . r-"-. - "--y -" . : : - i '. V j - ' 1 " Glass i , - - -! . - Heat-treated glass sauce pans with large, plastic handles are an special sale at Miller's today at f way. less thaa regular price,;:" which is $2.65! Be I sure to see thsse in. thaift shop. r i BuIIelia . . . ;y:y ;fe.;f:i; Today at Millers - i i I Pantie Briefs! , Knitted Diapers! ' Glass Sauce Pans! Moth-Proof Closets! - i - "i l Wiek 89? i Price Tcday! Covers Hesesi4Kie99secnnQOoeeq) - jeY: - ;rarta,' ifcwfc titMOd iWiui iMt .m0m i Ilclhprccf Closets 798 AVA v S Virgin V Beverage Sets! r Spray Guns! X' y: 1 Fleet ;impers (BY MUNSINGWEAR) 175 1 1 This very highly desirable knitted diaper made by Murisingwearj will be on display andi on sale qt Miller's "this morning at 9:301 Infant' depart ment, 2nd floor. LjesiueuujMtjewwiww';wiiiiMiifl:3o;e in uixiti-J i j mm m n ot Ji w c tm i 1 infr'r m tfuri iir-nf Tti -i &' imTltfr itf "t ni - rv' .--"i'-t-f -- f-fn rfttfi ftn'fft w tnmi " . . - -: - . " -V - i . . ' naieraifiy Slack Suifis Just aalved for this spring and summer's wear! Smart styling iri genuine Strutter's cloth. Com bined shades such as navy blue with sky blue trim . . . browri with grey ... Sizes j!2 to 18 . . . 2nd floor, t 100 Virgin A new shipment! of these blankets arrived jfor today if yai need blankets, and these at low, ceiling prices! 6 Glasses, Pilcher. Special Beautiful iridescent glass fn a variety of tints offered in mis special purchase sale today; at only 51.89 set! Gift shop. -, l.'r y. . 100 sheets xt writing paper and 50 envelopes tn mis special offer of boxed stationery today in ouf gift shop. This is a real bargain . . . don't Smiss it! Miller 's Bullcjiin . . .Today at Miller 9 Wool Blanits! Maternity Slack Suits! C per dozen Wool Blankets r fennous Oregcin-made 1 Be on the s?fe side select two or three of 1 gels ' 189 : tK-KOwikssl r '