The OREGON STATESMAN, Saltm. bre$on Tuesday Morning. Tanuarr X3. 1943
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The Oregon Statesman
Man Severely Injured Wayne
Klrtman, 24, of 1188 North 4th
atreet, - who xtfiHkinJured Sunday
morning at JDeadTlan'r curve on
the; Salem-Elallas highway In an
auto accident,; was suffering in
tensely Monday from -.his" hurts,
principal of which was fractures
to' both legs Just below the hips
and several broken - ribs. Leslie
Polzel, 610 Hollywood; avenue,
was cut about the face in the acci
dent and also taken to the hos
pital. He " has been discharged.
First aid carried ' the men to the
hospital. Vy j'O.-L ;, ' ,.f?
Wanted at once. 25 homes in Sa
lem with : 2 bedrooms. 11 homes
with 3 bedrooms. We have clients
, waiting with cash to buy. We are
desperately in need of new list
ings for the above type of homes.
Now is the time to sell property.
Call -us, we will send an appraiser
at once, and sell" your property
for you. Rich L. Reimann, Realtor;
1671 S. High St Ph. 3722 or eve
7062. ' I
Home Prowled Clyde Everett,
1369 Center street, reported to po
lice Monday - that someone had
broken into .His home and that he
was unable to determine at once
whether anything was missing be
cause he was moving. He said the I
screen had been cut from the back !
door, a door glass broken to admit
the intruders.
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Do you want a real money maker?
Let; us show you this exceptional
bargain: 80 acres north of Dallas.
No buildings. 20 acres timber, 60
acres prunes & walnuts. This farm
grossed 16,000 in 1944. Can be
bought for very limited time for
$12,000.00. $6,000 cash down. Rich
I Reimann, realtor. 167 S. High
Et jPh. 3722 or eve 7062.
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Taxes. Turned Over A turn
over of $188,729.46 has been made
from the 1944-45 tax roll by Sher
iff jDenver Young. Of this sum
$41,311.49 goes to school district
No.! 24 and $44,669.91 to City of
Salem. The yield tax turnover
was $14.30.
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Home owners attention. We have
clients waiting to purchase homes
in Salem. We have sold practically
everything we have listed. If you
want to sell your home quick, call
us. Rich L. Reimann, Realtor. 167
S. High St Ph. 3722 or eve 7062.
Autos in Crash E.,C. Schlegel,
730 j North Liberty street reported
to police that his car had been hit
'while parked, and John W. Riches,
236 State street arrivedat police
headquarters and said his car was
involved in the accident and the
case was settled between the par
lies involved.
Pabco Welded roofs installed . by
Efstrom's exclusively. 10 year
bonded guarantee. Application im
mediately. Call 9221 for free esti
mate. ' i ' ' -
, Business Name Filed Lyman
D. Sundin and Sidney R. Seime
filed a certificate of assumed bus
iness name in the office of the
county clerk Monday for Sundin,
Thi Tailor, at 196 South Liberty
street a partnership.
Benefit dance, Wed. Jan. 31, spon
sored by Marion Post No. 661,
at VFW Bldg., Hood & Church.
Entire proceeds except gov't tax.
ro tt Infantile Paralvsis Fund.
Rotary Speaker Howard Bel
ton, president of the senate,' will
be I the speaker Wednesday noon
at (the Salem Rotary club lunch
eon. Carle Abrams will introduce
the! speaker.
Obituary
Tekrnkorc
Mrs. Ida May Ttkenburg, late resi
dent of route five, Salem, at a local
hospital Sunday, January 28. Survived
by a brother, Edgar Hartley of Salem;
' sister, Mrs. E. G. Knighten of Salem,
andi several nieces and nephews. Ser
vices will be held from the Clough
Barrick chapel Wednesday, January
31, at 1 p.m., with interment at the
. Stipp Memorial cemetery, Macleay.
Gavel '
Fred J. Gavel. 73. at the residence,
S27 North Church street, Monday. Jan
nary 29. Survived by a son, Ernest
Gavel of Boston, Mass. Member of
the ' Winnlsimet lodge. No. 24, IOOF,
at Chelsea. Mass., and of Carpenters'
local 1065 of Salem; Announcement of
services later by Howell-Edwards
chapel, , v ' ' , : , 1
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Josephine Tooker, S4, at the resi
dence. 722 Highland avenue, Sunday,
. January 28. Survived by three daugb-
-r ten, Mrs. Eva Lebold and Mrs. Jennie
beuber. both of Salem, and Mrs. Olive
McKenna of EdgeJey. N. D.; 13 grand
children and 16 great grandchildren.
Member of Jason Lee ' Methodist
church. Services will be held trom
th ! Howell-Edwards chapel Tuesday,
Jantiaiy 30, at 20 p.nu, with Rev.
S. Raynor Smith officiating. Interment
In Belcrest Memorial park.
Hv will, b closad all day
IWoiiidaT.; )anT 31st
f for Inventory. -'
Open again as. usual at 9:33
JJL, hi. Thursday,. rbruary
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Telephone 9101
Four Permits Issued Four per
mits to build were issued Monday
by City Engineer J. jlarold Davis
to the following: Frank W. Rich
ter to erect a dwelling at -; 1105
Cross street at a cost of , S2200;
Fred H. Junes: to klter a dwelling
at 960 Electric street at a cost of
$100; Cube Henson to alter a
dwelling at 2240 Fairgrounds road
at a cost of $250;jT.E. Bookman
to erect a lumber and hardware
store at 2460 State street at a cost
of $3000. . ..
Ted Fio Rito and his orchestra,
Cottonwoods Thursday; nite.
' Cars in Tanfle Cars belonging
to Pete McCaffery,' 1990 North
18th street, S. J. Tannheimer, 532
North High ' street, and Henry
Berning, Gervals,. figured in a car
mixup at Marion and High streets.
All of the i cars were damaged
slightly and 'the owners were told
to make an" accident report.
Arky and the Jolly jCowboys, Crys
tal Gardens, Wed.-night.
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Paper Drive Set The scouts of
Salem are cooperating with the
Marion county salvage committee
in a one day waste paper pick up
Sunday, February jl. Scouts, under
adult supervision, will cover every
street in Salem for a waste paper
pick up. "-'n
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Bishop's style center for men will
be closed today and tomorrow for
inventory.
Big Cat Shot A cougar, the
first killed m Klamath county for
30 J years, was reported to have
been treed and shot by Louis
Wampler of Salem. Warn pier
spends winters in that area trap
ping.
Dr.; B. F. Pound ; announces the
reopening of his dental office with
Dr. Burger, 1101 First Nat. Bank.
Phone 9535. I
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Application Approved Appli
cation lor a restaurant and ser
vice license at 3055 Portland road,
to be operated by like and Henry
Steinbock, has been approved by
the county court
Wanted in Keiser district 5-6
room house with 1 or 2 acres
ground. Have client waiting. Rich
L. Reimann, Realtor. 167 S. High,
st Ph. 3722 or eve 7062.
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Glass Cuts Child Bradford
Nixon aged two years, 924 North
Church street exit both of his
hands Monday while carrying a
piece" of broken glass. His injuries
were dressed by firt aid.
Insurance: Bee kje, Wadsworth,
Hawkins & Roberts, Guardian
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Goes to California Mrs. Min
nie H. Hufet 943 South liberty
street is leaving today for Fon-
tana, Calif., where she has been
called by the illness of her daugh
ter, Mrs. C. W. Green. She ex
pects to be. away two months.
State Worker Hart
Emma
street
Schifferer, 835 Belmont
caught her finger
in a closing
door in the state
office building
Monday and the pain was so great
she fainted. First
aid was called
and took her home.
MORE NURSES
ALL women imm kelp I t-
It yow ore nwre4 Nk dome
If yow ere m Unit Coder Marse
BtospiM.
If yaw ere m reeitreree mirte Join the U. S. Army NiirM Corps. Ye my
mm Hi JiHetence berweeii life e4 deoth ito our wun4 mm. VisJl or
write yur local R Cress Chapter for full Infrmetion ana1 application blank.
Or cemniMaicate with the Snre General, U. t.' Army. Wshingten 21, D. C
The oMress nf yoer local Ran Cross Chapter hi V jl; - I
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UNITED STATES ARMY' NURSE CORPS
This message sponsored by
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Michaels Elected Bud Michaels
was elected president of the Les
lie Boys' League Monday morn
ing, defeating Kenard Adams and
Tom Paulus for . the position.
Other officers ; named Included:
vice-president, Larry Kleinsmith;
secretary; Jfrry McReal treasur
er, Delbert Miller; and sergeant-at-arms,
Bill Sproule. f , I ,
Furniture from 7-room house for
sale, including electric refrigerator
and range. Ph. 2-2811. i
Extenslon Granted A pole line
extension of about two miles has
been granted by the county court
to Portland General Electric com
pany on Market road-80, connect
ing the lines on the Silvertoh-
Victory .Point market road and
the Silyerton-StSyton road.
Wanted day janitor at Millers.
- Salem Woman" In ' Magaxlno
Mrs. Solveig Paulson Russell,
1635 State street, Salem, formerly
a Parrish junior high school
teacher, tells, the story of how she
was able to help a 15-year-old
Chinese boy . to learn English f in
the January issue ot the "Instruc
tor," classroom magazine for ele
mentary teachers. -
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All wool suits, S & N, Clothiers,
546 State street. ' ' - - i
Son t Born Mr. and Mrs. Nils
A.- Knudson, 969 North Cottage
street I Monday became the par
ents of a son born in Salem Gen
eral hospital at 3:55
Every form of insurance. R. G
Severin, 212 N. High. Tel. 4016.
Constant dependable service.
Leaves Hospital , Mrs. Mable
Knight 200 Sunnyview avenue,
was removed from Salem Deacon
ess hospital to her home Monday
after being a patient in the. in
stitution several weeks.
Peaches, Crawford, Hale and im
proved Albertas at Doerfler sale
yard and nursery.
Reinhsirt in Fraternity Wil
liam A. Reinhait of 1084 South
Liberty street, Salem,' has been
initiated into Eclectic fraternity; at
Wesleyan university, Middletown,
Conn. A navy V-12 student Rein
hart is the son of Mrs. A. J.
Reinhart
Cyn Cronlse Photographs and
Framesu 1st Natl Bank Bldg.
Theft Reported Pat Jarvil, 800
Highland avenue, reported to po
lice that a radio, ladieV purse and
.22 calibre automatic ; rifle were
stolen! from his car while it was
parked at the side of a store In
Hazel avenue, j
Wanted, day janitor at Millers.
-. Business Named Esther Foster
and Myron M.j Foster filed a cer
tificate of assumed business name
in the county clerk' s Office Mon
day for Esther Foster.
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For home loans see Salem Fed
eral. )30 South Liberty. I ,
Millar Speaker Dr. : James
Millar, head of the Oregon Coun
cil of Churches, will speak to the
ninth- graders' at 'Leslie junior
high Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
7 hr. developing & printing service
at Burke's Camera Shop. 174 N.
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ARE NEEDED frfoWI
aun!ii iwrsa'i M coarse. :
setve final six" atontbs la Army
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cntcurr court
Robert I J. - White '" . Eleknor C
White: divorce complaint; alleges cruel
and inhuman treatment, . - . -
Credit Bureaus Inc. vt. Joe Brennao:
order entered . directing plaintiff re
cover $500 from defendant. .
Nada iflemini- r. liooerr nemine:
defendant appeared, before Judge
George A. Duncan and stated he did
not care to attend trial January 31.
Marjorie J. Mentzner vs. MUton H.
Mentzner; order returning exhibits.
PROBATE COURT
JowsDli HUler estate: . petition filed
asking authority to seu real property,
Howard Hiday estate: order appoint
i PattJarvaL Al Freisen and Lester
ing Pat? Jarvat Al Freisen and
Heddicfc. aDDraisers.
Maud "Ax. Koagers estate;: jo. r. noa
era, widower, named executor of the
2600 estate and Reber Allen. Norris
Ames and Earl Adams, appraisers
Jonas Y. KuIImn estate: order oi-
recting execution and delivery of deed-
to Floyd Knizley and Rose Knizley. -
Frank! Lynch estate; orarr -for exe
cution of deed to Odin P. Slattum and
Isobel M. Slattum for lot tlx, Reimann
Gardens. I -i . -
Leo Buchheit estate: petition filed
asking appointment of Ed Buchheit as
administrator and Car! Goshle. Joseph
Renko and Lawrence Schneider as ap
praisers, if - i - -
MUNICIPAL COURT
O. V. Morey, 1363 Ruge street; charge
runnings red -ngntr oau sa.au. . . ;
Fred Booth, 238S Fairgrounds road:
charge violation of basic rule
Andrew C. Coleman. . FU Stevens;
charge violation of basic rule. - --
Marvin MattsonJ 840 Academy streetf
charre violation of -basic rule' v .) .
AHa Baker. 4815 Cottage street;
charge disorderly conduct: bau
Lena ;Clow. - Dayton: charge - disor-
-derly conduct: fined 115. i i ,
Bernhard HUM er. route four: charge
violation of basic rule: fined $7.50.
Emmett E. James, 415 North Cottage
street; charge violation of basic rule;
lined sio.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Verna S. Hlggihbottom.. 52, shipyard
worker. 760 South 25th street, and Kate
V. Hunt, 60, route; four, paper worker.
bom ot Salem. r 6 ?
Elmer J, Hansen, legal, truck driver
1160 Hood street, Salem, and Evelyn A.
Butts, 19, route one, domestic Silver-
ton. ; - if .
James P. Henderson, 19, US coast
guard. 1705 Fir street, and Mildred Ann
Thurston, : 19, typist, Jefferson.
Injury Not Serious Jean Do
mogolla, 14, who was injured In
a fall i at the Salem I Ice Arena
Saturday night "and taken to Sa
lem Deaconess hospital by first
aid, ha? recovered sufficiently
from the shock! to be removed to
her home. I M
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Defeaned are finding Salem's new
Hearing Aid Headquarters means
better iservice. ;Free hearing test
and privtite demonstration of new
symphonic Acousticon. 905 1st Na
tional Bank Bldg.
' Mother, Son ; Home Mrs. Finis
Ferris and her infant; son were
removed; Monday from Salem
Deaconess hospital to their home
at 3311 Center: street.
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special offet for the first five
Tailor-Made Suits Measured. New
Samples . Just I received a good
Wool Blanket I Steward's Depart
ment Store, 1109 Edgewater St
West Salem, i
Roof Fire Sunday at 1:20 p.m.
the fire department was called to
918 Trade street where a roof fire
was making i headway. It was
quickly extinguished.
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i Xxavc you ever seen a manufacturing plant
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that turned snow into-war power? Few have. Yet the -
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Portland General Electric Company operates-several ;
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such "factories" for war power, in addition to being .
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the largest distributor of Bonneville Power. PGE was
given the assignment to supply warpower to 67,000 War - .
jobs and 20,000 war farms. Power must rcach these
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Vital destinations in an uhtnterrupted steady stream.
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Breakdowns and
minimum. If necessary PGE linemen and engineers;
must work a
How can it all
ence, devotion to duty, and the electrical "know-how."
Jwhen ybure "toying" with 1 1 5,000 volts of man-made
lightning, : there is nor substitute for; "know-how".
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Marsh lists
Chief Topics
In Legislaturiei
If I Oregonians - will watch the
state's postwar building program,
the legislature's action to relieve
education of some of the burdens
t carries or to toss back onto the
shoulders the school districts
those responsibilities, study, labor
legislation tand measures dealing
with veterans rights and - prob
lems, old age assistance and liquor
control, they will keep pretty well
informed on the 43rd legislature,
&peager-oi tie ,itouse tugene
Marsh told , Salem Chamber of
Commerce 'at its .Monday iioon
luncheon forum. . . . V-.-'.-
The legislature may be Table to
figure, a way to .make possible
plans foe postwar building costing'
approximately " $5,000,000, . "with
$1,000,000 of this earmarked for
the institutions of higher learning,
Marsh-said; ; ; : ; "71;"?; '.
1 Problems of the schools 1 loom
largea and important ' to legisla
tors, some of whom believe, that
state support can equalize the ed
ucational opportunities and ' the
costs of 'schooling' while: others
declare that local . districts ' must
join, forces, to accomplish' this. '- :
'f Labor legislation to-date centers
almost wholly, about unemploy
ment i compensation and! work
men's compensation, he said, out
lining some of the measures which
have been! presented. - : ;
The proposed transfer-of liquor
commission funds into the general
fund - so ' that old ' age assistance
may not be "tainted" is not the
only legislation affecting .old; per
sons and t the welfare monies.
Marsh . pointed out, nor - is it the
only liquor regulation matter be
fore the legislature.,
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To Represent
WU in Contest
Miss Kay Karnopp, freshman
from Portland, will represent
Willamette university in the state
after-dinner speaking contest on
Tuesday at the Forest Hills Coun
try Club in Hillsboro. i
Sponsored by the Hillsboro
Toastmasters club, the affair will
draw participants from University
of Oregon, Oregon State college,
Linfield college, Pacific) univer
sity,? Pacific college and Willam
ette. Miss Karnopp's general topic
will be "American Joiners. Her
sub-topic will be "E j Pluribus
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Last year's second place winner
was a Willamette student Darlene
Dickson Albert i
Open Meat Market .
AURORA Wirth &. Lowrie
have opened a butcher, shop in
the building on the highway
owned by Arthur" Mills, hardware
dealer, f
y ivamopp
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failures must tjc cut to an irreducible
57,00p or 1 15,000 volt line Vhotted up."
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be done? It just takes years of
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kQntviy ptohbcrlho
To Veterans ITosplUl John A.
Lambert, 260 Center street, who
has- been a patient In Salem Dea
coness hospital, r was removed
Monday from that institution ' to
the Veterans hospital at Portland.
Wedding pictures taken at the
church. 520 State Ph. 8721. v
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BOEIIIG REPRESEHTATIVE IIITERVIEWniG
, III SALEIL FEBnilMlY 1; 2. 3, 5, G. and 7 .
I HI DALLAS, FEBRUADY 8 I :
Free transportation to Seattle. Washington.
oArMn especially needed.
I Physically qualified women also eligible, j
j . -k Good pay Excellent working conditions.
iYou wiH be paid while training. j
Help build America's most needed big bomber.
JD0!IfT DlOiaYSjAPPlY AT THE UHITED STATES C1PL0YIIEMT
SERVICE OFFICE OF TEE WAR flAIIPOWER COIUJCSIOII,
Those now engaged in essential tvar work
rlf waft foi raotr
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in cocfrccl! "fcnoy-ftow"
Convalescing Harold Beach,
2090 Maple avenue, who under
went an operation at Salem Dea
coness hospital," was. sufficiently
recovered Monday, to be removed
to his' home. ;
For sale vertical grain fir floor
ing. Reimann Supply' company.
Phone 9203. - -
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SALEM 710 Ferry Street Phone 8287,
DALLAS 515 Main Street Phone 335
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Takes New Job - Miss Dori
Armstrong, formerly In the office
of Justice of the Peace Joseph. B..
Feltonj has accepted the cashier's
post at the Golden Pheasant " - -
Club Meets Tonlght-lTownsend
club No. 3 meets at $ o'clock to
night at the Court Street Christian
church; Court and 17th streets.
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need not apply
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