The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregoni Sunday 'Morning. January 23, 194$
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Seen and
. By Jeryme Iiigllsh
I FIUST LAKGZ TEA .of the
legislative seaswa was given cn
Friday when Oreg-a' first lady, ,
Mrs. Earl SneU, entertained at
her Fairmoumt Hill home. A
beautiful suny day and the air .
plenty nippy outside . V Over a
hundred and fifty- guests . called :.
. . - Mrs. Stewart Johnson in
troduced guests to' Mrs.' Snell, 5
who wore 1ecaikig rose chif- ..
fon gown . . . Receiving with .
her were Mr. Howard C. Bel
ton, -charming In a black, velvet .
dress- with etoa jacket, white
satin blouse, and red girdle . ... .
and Mrs. E ug e a e E. Marsh,;'
spring-like In Iter soft blue crepe '
gown enhanced with sprays of
varied colored flowers ' .. - ?
Chatting before the fireplace '
a group of abator's wives
Mrs. Dean Walker stunning in a
black silk crepe -gown with bril
liant trim and a large off the
face black hat . . .Mrs. Ernest
R. Falland attractive in an Am
erican rose silk dress and black
hat . . . Mrs. Merle Chessman
In black with whita crepe trim'
on the bodice . . Mrs. Joel C.
Booth in silver foxes grey tail
leur and black hat . . . Mrs.
i Amjus " Gibson smartly dressed
in a black dressmaker suit ...
Petite Mrs. William Walsh, also
looking like spring with a bunch
of violets ; pinned on the lapel of
her black suit and wearing a hat
of violets: with tiny green crown
... with her was Mrs. Wen
dell Webb, who looked chic in a
grey t&illeur and pert red hat.
A lovely centerpiece of red
roses, pink carnations and white
snapdragons flanked by rose ta
kers in silver candelabra. . ,
When we arrived Mrs. Robert S.
Farrell, Jr and Mrs. Harry Belt
were pouring . . . the former
wearing a handnae gown of
black chiffon with petal pink
ruffling, edging the low neck
line and the Long sleeves . . . A
few who assisted, Mrs. Elmer
HaTsted of Portland, sister of
Governor S n e 11, In a seafoam
green silk crepe fashioned with
drapedskirt and roe and pink
flowers at the waistline ,. . , -
Mrs. Daniel J. Fry, jr, looked her
usual smart self kt a black gown
with black sequins on the girdle
and a white bodice embellished
, with white sequins . . V with-it
she wore long Wack gloves. L
Several wives of -representatives
talking over . . . Mrs.
Frank VanDyke smart in a pur
' pie silk frock d matching bat
. . . blonda Mrs. Will it Bakler
ree In black with soft blue in
sets on the bodice . . . Mrs. John
Hall wearing a fx jacket and
rose and fuchsia Unban ... she
was accompanied, by her young
daughter,. Mary, up from Port
land for -the weekend V . ,Mrs.
. Fred A. Hellberg weaemg a love
rly ensemble of plum violet with
matching velvet hat ,A . . Mrs.
C. I TJeuallen . attractive; in' a
winterberry red silk dress with
rnatching hat . . " . Mrs. 0.'H.
Bengtaon wore a fuchsia outfit
. ', and Mrs. William Niskanen was
in black .with- .a-coraag of gar
denias.; ' -, ' '' v:7
: LEGISLATIVE BITS . , , . .
r.- uiT. Hall -R Ttclr
" - w.
here ' from . Portland
ev,,
one-
was wearing a black ' coat with
leopard trim and. pert Wack hat -
wii bhie feather; .i Tuesday
night Judge and Mr. .Lusk en-
! tertained a faw; senators and
their . wives at dinner. v -Another
charming visitor here
this week was Mrs. Alton Hail
wijh her' son, Charles, "of Coos
Bay . . rMr Hall' looked smart
in a slate' blue suit, black fur
' coat and off the fac wide brim
med black hat . . . The Halls
' wer' guests v of - her brother-ln-law
and sister, Senator and Mrs.
William Walsh of Coos Bay.
- Mrs." Lee - Patterson, - wife of
Senator . Patterson of Portland,
entertained with j a - series of in
formal luncheons atv her apart
ment at the Ambassador in hon
or of the senate- wives, ' their
. daughters and daughters-in-law.
f Other , hosts have been Mr. and
Mrs, Brazier Small, dinner hosts
. ; ' "
STATTOlsr -An event of Jan
uary 20 was the marriage of Miss
Beulah Ingram,-daughter of Mr.
-pnd Mrs. Ernest Ingram to Loyd
Phillips, son of ..Mr. and Mrs.
Lester Phillips of Liberty, Rev.
. Kenneth Knox reading the serv
ice before a group of inimediate
families and close friends at the
home of. the bride's , aunt and
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hopkins.
The bride was - attended by a
friend, Miss Gladys ' Fetrow of
Salem and Arnold Phillips acted
as best man for his brother
Mr.'and Mrs. Phillips returned
to Stay ton after short wedding
trip where they will remain un
til the groom's leaVe is up when
they wUl go 4o Sail Diego, where
he is scheduled for "a J gunner's
hydraulic jchool. He Is how a
gunner's mate' third . class and
had returned from the south Pa
cific. ' .' .; .- ,
DIIS. CIIAN . . LAM
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Dr.T.TXAmJJ. Dr.G.ClmBJ)
CXITXESE nerbaUsls .
241 North Uberty -
Upstairs Portland General ESectrte
Ca. Offica open Saturday only
10 jti. to I- pjn. a to ' "!psn. Con
sultation. Blood prcasuri and nrine
tdt ir. fr af rlnr Practiced
Heard . . . .
at their
home. -
South
Church street
: Familiar laces ., It would
n't be the same if Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Watson 'missed a session
. . Mrs. Watson is again back
at her Jeb as bills and ynqrng
clerk of the house , Mr, Wat
son is political writer for the
Oregon Journal . v . .They have
had the same room at the'hotel
each session for the past - 30
years. r. ;j. -r-.:. .CA'
OtTMrsTC C. Chapman's desk
U a fresh rosebud each day of
the session, trom her husband,
editor -of- the Oregon Voter.
BRIEF NOTES . , r Meeting
for dinner in San Francisco were
Mr. and Mrs,' Homer H. Smith,
. Mr. and Mrs.. Ralph H. Coo-
ley and Major and Mrs. Homer
I Goulet, enrottte to Santa Mon
ica. ,.. :.
Spending last weekend'in Se
attle with 14 (ig) Clarence S.
Emmons aboard his LST 'were
his wife and! four sons, David,
Terry, Michael! and Patrick . . :
The boys had the time of their
life seeing the slights and eat
ing at the officer's mess . . -. .
They were taken a r o u n d the
sound in a smaller ship. -
Home on leave . :. . Mary Ea
son, daughter! of the David Eas-
ons, has arrived in Salem to
spend a 21-day leave with her
parents . . . She is a hospital
recreational worker for the Red
Cross and has been stationed in
" San Francisco S. . . Mary goes
from here to j Washington, DC,
where she hopes to pass the rig
id examinations for overseas
duty.
The annual mission study class
of the First Presbyterian Wom
en's Missionary society will be
held Wednesday; at the home of
Mrs. J. E. Anderson, 194 South
24th street. Th book, "The Un
folding Drama in Southeast
Asia" will be reviewed by inter
esting speakers. The meeting
will start promptly at ten in the
morning and a no-host luncheon
win De served at noon. All worn
en interested in missions are in
vited to attend
i
Mrs. William J. Thompson and
son, Gary, wh0 have been spend
ing several weeks here at the
Daniel B. J airman home, are
leaving Monday night for Med-
ford to spend! the remainder of
the winter with her husband's
mother, Mrs. u Ruby Thompson,
X.t. Thompson is in the European
theatre of war.
I
Expected te arrive la the cap-
ital Tuesday are Lt. and Mrs
Fred Davis, Lt. Davis, United
States navy, who has been in the
South Pacific, Tecently returned
to the states. IjHis wife met him
in. San Francisco. They will ,be
here several weeks at their D
street home before he reports for
further duty.
Slaytoii Insurance
Man IV Given Award
STAYTON For having served
for 25 years fo the threat Ameri-
can, Insurnc company of New
-l, r -it t-ii 1 : i- '
vwg' fi. oen nas oeen
. . . 11:
wiu aiciuciK . silver
pitcher engraved with his name
T ""r i"? I u
? PPntrtent. It
was presented by Georae H. Park
er, Portland special agent of the
insurance company, who said Ore
gon now boasts four 25-year
agents.
BEACON BLANKETS (double)
regular prfca $8.95 ..... ;
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54-INCH TAPESTRY
regular $4.95
" T --; - IN OUR - .i i .
-50-INCH WOVEN CRASH '
regular $1.75 yard ' .v. .
BED PILLOWS All special prices.
from $11.95 pair as low as 1... ,
CHINA COOKIE JARS
38-INCH WOVEN CRASH
79c. 89c and J......
PEACH PATTERN FRUIT DISHES and
Plates In glass, special each. . ..1..:
. PLATE HANGERS T
special, each J. i
SHOWER .CURTAIN RINGS
pet dozen, .l.V.. '. l
WOOD CRANES
- par pair
WOOD SALAD BOWLS ! I J ,
. each
WALL BRACKETS
S3 to
WALL PLAQUES
pair, 79c and
:FMH , gS) m l1 W I f U VI Ai
Your Fccbral
Incomo Tan
Compensation for Personal
j Service s-, - ;
' The first Item of income to be
entered In your federal income
tax ! return is salaries, wages
and 1 compensation lor : personal
services. This item includes, in
general, all earnings and com
pensation . from employment. '
. Compe n s a t i o n for personal
services includes, commissions
paid to salesmen, compensation
or bonuses . for services on the
basis of percentage i of profits,
commissions on insurance pre
miums earned by Insurance
salesmen or agents,' bonuses
whether in cash or securities or
goods, the value of board and
lodging (where it is not provid
ed for the convenience of the
employer), earnings paid for . in
groceries, goods, or services (at
the market value of such goods
or services), and the like. Tips
are iso regarded as compensa
tion. .' "v -v, : -r i:
Employes' are required to re
porj the gross amount of i com
pensation received, that is, the
actual cash received, plus the
amounts withheld, if any, for
federar employment; (social se
curity) tax and federal, income
tax,' plus the amounts deducted
for war savings bonds and al
' lotments. ",' ' : ! " r !'?"'-''
V In the case of a clergyman, his
compensation " includes his sal'
: ary as well as marriage fees,
baptismal -. offerings, sums paid
for . saying masses for the j dead,
and f other contributions received
by the clergyman or-priest, and
not )?aid to the church. The ren
tal value of a parsonage supplied
to a clergyman is, however, ex
empt; but if an allowance for a
parsonage or quarters is given
subject to his exclusive control,
the ; amount of this allowance
must be included as; income.
Members of the armed forces
of the United States.land citizens
or residents of the united States '
who are members of the military '
or naval forces of any of ; the i
other United Nations, are ex
empt! from Income itax on the
first $1500. j
Old age pensions ' and retire
ment pay received from a for
mer; employer on account of pre
vious services must be reported,
(either in item 2 on page 1 or
in Schedule A on ;page ; 3 of
Form 1040), exceptVhere. they
are xempt by express provi
: sions of law, as in 5the case of
: certain government 'pensions sto ;
war veterans who are no longer
in active service. If, however.
: the employe had made contribu-
; tions toward the pension or re
tirement fund, t h e l retirement
payments are treated as n- an
nuity and only a portion of such
payments is considered as In
come,; . I' !
The earnings of a "professional
man, such as a lawyer or doc
tor 'maintaining his f own office,
would not b entered Under '
item 2 on Form 1040- as : com-
, pensation for personal servicies,
but I would beantered Under
Schedule C "Profits (or loss)
from business or profession."'
The compensation? of. all .fed
eral; i state,, and , municipal " em-
ployea.ls subject to. federal tax
the same as thaV of employes of
private concerns.-
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$4.95
$3.95
$2.50
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39c
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S22.95
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(Continued from page 4)
slipping on an ley road brushes
into them arid sets th trap for
any number of unwary travelers,
t The5 American GI ia an Intel
ligent fellow,' but it is not at all
uncommon to. find on la the
4. very middle of aome town the
nSne of which he does not know.
' . Pronunciation of place names'
causes "some confusion, but you
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AND SLIGHTLY DArJAGED PIECES SOME'
i-pca. BEDROOM SUITE- .
Dresser. Bed. Chest. Nit C"7Q QCZ
Standi no. -$87b.
5-pc. TWIN BED BED-
ROOM SUITE -U Vanity.
2 Bds.'33 Chtst Bench
rag. $89.93
J
4-pc. BEDROOM SUITE
Vanity, Bad, Chest Bench,
rea.' $76.75 .....
HOLLYWOOD BEDS. ;
StasJ mMn" $5S85
ana itox spnna
ODD
CHEST i- Walnut
finish or maplt
reg. $23.50 .........1.
ODD VANITY A
BENCHES .-.Uq. $7.23-...
1
ODD NITE STAND
Walnut finish . 1
2 Onlyl BUNK BEDS
Maple; ria. $39.50
- Yi"' "A '- -
1 Only! 4-piece Maple
BEDROOM SUITE --Van-.
Ity. Bad Chest and Bench;
ria. $119.75 .. -
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J Only! Mahoaany
BEDROOM SUITE
Vanity, 1 d, .ChasL
Bench and Night
Stand; rag. $189.00 ..
1 Onlyl Walnut S-pce.
BEDROOM SUITE
Vomlrf, B(L ChasL
Bench and Niaht :
Stand; rag. $189.00....
I Onlyl HAIR
MATTRESS
2 Only! Layar Fait MAT- ;
. TRESSES 4-row ! ttlchad fiAJ ;"7C
satin border; rea. $3l50....l4U'i 3
S Onlyl Sealy Economy
MATTRESS
1 Only! Sirnmons White
Haran BOX SPRING;
reg. $29.95
1 Only! Simmons Whit
Knight BOX SPRING; ' C
reg. $39.50.
2 Only! 5-pce. DINETTE
SET. 4 chairs. Drop- ;
leaf Extension Tabla..:..-.
can't miss by using plain Ameri
caa .phonetics. Eupen, or exam
ple. Some natives say Oipen and
soma: say Erpervbut Americans
stationed there call it Vewpen
and Yewpen it. Is. . . -j . '
James Allgoocl Now
Lieutenant Colonel ;
DALLAS--Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Allgood have received word their
son; Maj j James Allgood, has been
promoted ! to lieutenant colonel.
Sometime in November Allgood
led the unit of the First army that
was credited with the - capture of.
Gressenich,4 Germany. He has been.
wounded twice. J v r '
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Dallas Riles j
To Be Monday
DALLAS Jan. 27 Funeral
services for Edward J. "Steele, 63,
who died Thursday will be held
Monday at 1 pjn. from Henkle
and Bollman funeral parlor. Buri
al, will be made at City View
cemetery. Rev. Clark Enz will
affidate.
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4 Mr. Steele was born in Lake
view, Ontario, Canada, April .9,
1882, : and came tot the- United
States: in 1885.. The family settled
at Suver where he i lived until
1030. He moved; to Independence
. ; 1 ri
and later to Dallas. lie was mar
ried to Margaret Kerr .who sur
vives him In 1904.
Other survivors are 8 sons, Her
shel and Robert E. of Salem; Rus
sell N. of Toledo; Walter K. of Dal
las;, Kenneth G. of air transport
command, Hamilton' Field, Calif.;
Keith Dallas; also two grand
children. -
DALLAS, Jan. ,27 James
Albert Keener, IS, died Thursday
at his home in Dallas. His mother
died when he was . six year old
and he was reared by his patern
al grandma ther, Mrs. Jennie Keen
ey of Dallas. ,?:r;ri
' Survivors are his ; father; J.X A.
1 slightly used 5 -
DINETTE SET
I Only! Wool fiber
RUG. 6x7- ... ...
1 Onlyl Wilton RUG
12x16-6; rag. $210.00 .
1 Only! Chanilla
lOVaxW; rag. $59.00
2 Onlyl'Weftone
9x12; rag. $520
2 Only! FIBER RUGS,
9x12. soiled; rag.
2 Only! 4-drawer LETTER '
FILE Dark green finish; CAI "7C
rag. $37.50 ...
1 Onlyl SWING
ROCKER;! rag. $39.75
I Only! BiltweU SWING
BOCmL .................
1 Only! Tapestry SWING
ROCKER, slightly toilad;
rag. $69.00 ...;
1 Onlyl ' Mohair SWING
ROCKER, shopworn!
reg. . $79.00
3 OCCASIONAL
slightly soiled
2 Only! 2-pca. DAV-
ENO SUITE Spring C4 OO "7C
const,; rag. $174.75 ....... JL &7ja i J)
1 Only! 2-pca. DAV j
ENO SUITE - Spring Cfl "7Ci sfYfh
const; rag. $199.004 .. JL JmiJf
1 Only! .BiltweU DAV
ENPORT and CHAIR;
reg. $169.00 . ... A..
1 Only! DAVENO.
reg. $89.00
1 Only! j 2-pce.
ING ROOM SUITE,
spring filled; reg. $229.
1 ONLY! LOUNGE
& OTTOMAN; reg.
2 Only! LOUNGE CHAIR CPA AP
& OTTOMAN; reg. $89.003eOZj
4 Only! Plato MIRRORS
with frame L..
'" S Only!' Genuine ". 2 ji -'
ETCHINGS; xeg. $15.00..
2 Only I 6 pc DINING SET CifSci "7C
buffet' table 4 chedni.4-.TCtaV 1 af 2
4 Only! SERVING '
WAGONS, regY $32.75.
Farmers Union Locals
Ornranlrpfl In Minstate
t LIBERTY John Dasch and
James Smart are spending the
week in Redmond and Bend In
organization work for the Farm
ers Union. They expected to or
ganize two locals but found a
demand for six locals. ,
Keeney, Seattle; a sister, Dorothy
Mae Keeney, and his grandmother
of Dallas. A1 ' -" - v -
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funeral services wux uuu
11 ajn. Monday from Henkle
BoUman funeral home In Dallas
with burial In the IOOF cemetery.
SOiLEP
NOW
pca.
S19.95
$6.95
$198.00
RUG
$39.50
RUG
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$29.75
$12.85
$52.00
li
$29.75
$34.85
$57.75
$59.00
$8.75
CHAIRS,
$13475
$39.50
$198.00
LIV
CHAIR
$59.00..
$37.75
$6.95
$6.95
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