Tho OREGON STATESMAN.: Salem. . Oregon Sunday Morning, February 25. 1945
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The Oregon Statesman Telephone 3101
new unarters corner Cubs of!
Rotary club Pack No. J will re
register in order to obtain a new
charter which is to be granted in
March, leaders of the organization
announced at Friday night's meet
ing of the pack. Den No. 2 won
the attendance award for the
month With the most Cubs and
their "parents present for ; the
meeting in the Scout cabin with
Cubmaster George A. Hall. Don
Raymond was given his diploma
at an impressive graduation cere
mony and was then greeted by
Gary Romaine of the Boy Scouts.
A series of new games was in
troduced. . . .1 . -
Insurance: B e c k e, Wadsworth,
Hawkins & , Roberts, Guardian
Bid , . " '
Vets Registrar Sought Appli
cation for the position of regis
tration officer for the veterans
administration in the states of
Washington re sought by the
U. S. civil service commission,
v. 'i , , x
wecue tsowaen, iocu secretary an-
announced Saturday. Salary for
the position is (5163 a year, in'
eluding overtime compensation.
There is no written test and no
age limit. Mrs. Bowden's office
Is in the postoff ice building.
'Our Insurance Service is as close
to you as your telephone. Richard
G. Sevenn Every form of Insur
pendable service. 212 N. High St
Tel. 4018. Res. 8213.
Johnson Rates High Stuart
. Johnson, Salem, representative of
- Sun Life of Canada,, Was first in
sales" volume for Oregon last year
with his company, seventh in the
United States and 13th for the
entire worldwide organization of
Sun Life, A. M. Weaver, Oregon
manager for the company, an
nounced Saturday.
Mary, that portrait of your father
you have been begging for is yours
free. Just bring him to our studio.
No appointment necessary. Ken-nell-Ellis,
420 Oregon Bldg.
Chimney Fire A chimney fire
which alarmed residents on North
Commercial street Saturday called
the fire department to 719 North
Commercial to quench the threat
ening .flames. ,
Coon Services Monday Funer
al services will be held from the
Forest Grove mortuary at 2
o'clock Monday afternoon ' for
Ida May Coon, 63, sister of Roy
Coon of Salem, who died Thurs
day in a Portland hospital. Born
at St. ClairsvMe, CX, September
5, 1882, she had been a resident
of Forest Grove since 1912. In
terment is to be in Forest View
cemetery. In addition to the bro
ther here she is survived by sev
eral brothers and sisters and by
one son. Dr. Elwyn Coon. .
Cyn" Cronlse Photographs
Frames. 1st Natl Bank Bldg.
and
Tooth on Radio Thirty-two
members of Marion county 4H
clubs, representing .nine schools
of the county, will participate, in
a special Marion county 4H broad
cast over radio station KOAC- at
7:30 Monday night. Eighteen
members of a choral group from
Salem Heights and 14 winners in
last week's j tryouts will present
the program, James Bishop, Ma
rion county 4H agent, said Sat
urday. Wedding pictures taken at the
church. 520 State. Ph. 5722.
Song Fest Held The ninth
graders captured first place in the
annual song contest at Leslie jun
ior high school Thursday noon.
The seventh grade took second
place and the eighth grade third.
Mrs. Nell Doege and Miss Babette
Millspaugh were, advisors to the
winning class. The contest is a
takeoff of the .Willamette univers
ity Glee.
For Sale building materials,
516xli lattice, blind stops, 3 inch
moulding casings, 1x2 and 1x3
finish, 3 inch fir flooring, "vertical
grain. Also 2nd hand gunny sacks
and nail kegs. Reimann Supply
Co. Ph. 9203.
Goes to Port Angeles William
Lieby, 1 120 Center street, was
called to Port Angeles, Wash., last
night by the death there of his
mother. Lieby is employed at Mc
Dowell's market. He expects to
return Wednesday.
Reroof with Johns-Manville as
phalt shingles. Right over your
old roof. Free estimates. Ma this
Bros. 164 S. Coml. Phone 4642.
Five Permits Issued Five per
mits to build were issued . Satur
day from the office of City Engi
neer J Harold Davis to the fol
lowing:; Frank Shediek to er4ct a
dwelling at 590: South 25th street
at a cost of $2850; E. L. Smith to
erect a garage I at 18 9 5 Waller
street tt a cost of .$100; Ernest
W; Emmons 1 to repair a ; garage
atij H7$. North jFront street at a
cost of $200; Lloyd Hill ttf alter a
dwelling "at 2495 North Front
street t a cost' of $200 and Keith
Bcbwn Building . Supply to- alter
an office at 533 Center street at a
cost ot $150. . I ;i - lis
d J) Dp d it on sa p y
10-year; guarantee' bond " with' ev
ery Pabco Welded Roof applied by
FJfstrom's" Application immetliate
lyj right over your work roots Call
9221 lor free estimate. U
To Tour State City , engineers
from many cities in J Oregon j who
have been in session for several
days .Inaking a, technical and
practical, study of the .sewage
systems of the several, cities will
resume sessions Monday and will
make a tour of the state inspect
ing the systems at first hand,1 City
Engineer J. Harold Davis an
nounced Saturday. Davis said in
formational results' from! the
meeting already had repaid: him
for the time given : in attending
the meeting, f f v l .'
7 hr. developing & printing service
at Burke's Camera Shop. ?4 N,
6.25 I interest ; with good security
is hard to get these days. Wis have
a 'chain store lease which will net
6.25' interest for 15 years and
all your money back during .the
lease, f Phone or write us for de-
tails. Larsen HomeJ& Loari C04
765 South Coml Si Ph. 8389.
t Motor Burns Out When the
fan motor oh. a furnace -in the
home - of Maj Hugh Adams, :740
Stewart street, burned outl- at
10:45 1 a.m. Saturday 'the' house
became filled with smoke and the
fire department was called.! Only
smokf damage was done to - the
house; The motor was a total loss
New political party being organ
ized. For inf., C. G. Binderup, for
mer mem. congress,- Minden, Neb
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Licenses Go Well Dog licenses
for Salem and Marion - county
canines were Estill selling rapidly
ih the office of the county clerk
Saturday. The total for Salem
"reached 538 and for the area out
side of the city 2047. March 1 is
the penalty dpe deadline. f,
Scouts Hold Meeting Lyle
Leigh ton, executive i tor Cascade
area council,' Boy Scouts of Amer
ica, and Otto Adolphl Polk district
chairman, attended charter pre
sentation, court of honor and in
vestiture ceremony jfor scouts of
Grand Ronde. Second class awards
Went to Paid Bireman, Jack Craig
aand Roy , Brown. First class
awards went to Marvin Hines and
Don Ross and a merit badge to
Don Ross,';
Back at work, after about 4 months
of sickness arid a major operation.
jam glad to say, I am back selling
real estate; again, and I want to
thank all my friends and clients
for their beautiful flowers and
cards, for they did? help me. I
have more cash buyers than I have
places to sell, so if you have any
real estate you would like to sell,
please ring me at 9442 or 1818. N.
Capitol St. Jas D. Sears, Realtor,
818 N. Capitol St .
Norses to Meet Members - of
district No, 3 orthe Oregon State
Nurses association will meet Mon
day at 8 p. m. at the nurses resi
dence, Salem j General hospital.
Miss Eunice Tunnicliff, principal
of Oregon State School for the
Blind, is in charge of the program.
The board of directors will meet
at 7:30 p.im. j
1941 Plymouth, good motor, good
upholstery. Call Sunday 2860 S.
Coml, cabin 12, Junction Auto Ct
Ktsh
S. 19th street, at a local hospital Wed
nesday, February 21. at the age of 28
years. Survived by a son, Leo Eugene
Kish of Portland; his mother. Mrs.
Ella Kish of Denver. Colo.; four sis
ters. Mrs. Doris Deschamps of Van
Nuys. Calif., Mrs. Sally Bartch of Cen
tral Valley. Calif., Mrs. Evelyn O'Dell
of Arizona and Mrs. Susan Frye of
Denver. Colo.; four brothers, M. F.
Kish Portland, J. E. Kish of Salem.
J. O. Kish of. The Dalles and Theodore
F. Kish, Honolulu. Announcement of
services later by ClougH-Barrick com-
"Cable
Mrs. Anna W. Cable,- late resident
of 1307 Hines street. February 21 at
her residence. Survived by son, Har
vey W. Cable. Paucwana. S. D.; broth
r, Adolph Wiebers of Beresford. S. D.:
sister, Mrs. H. C. Petersen of San
Antonio. Tex.; also by six grandchil
dren and one (Teat grandchild. Ser
vices will be held from the Clough
Barrick chapel Tuesday. February 27.
at S pjn., with Rev. David Nielsen of
ficiating. Interment in Belcrest Me
morial park.
. Gaess
Toledo Cuess, late resident of Mar
lon, Ore., at a local hospital February
22, at the age of 61 years. Survived
by a brother. Cog Guess of Marion;
a niece, Mrs. Sylvia Baxter of Marion;
five great nieces, Mary Jo, Betty Burns,
Joyce, Maxine and Evelyn Jay Baxter.
au 01 Marion;, ana a great nepnew,
Jimmie Baxter of the U. S. navy.
Services will be held at the Marion
Presbyterian church Monday. Febr
uary 26. at S p.m., with Rev. WUliam
Watson officiating. Concluding serv
ices at the Marion cemetery. Direction
Howell-Edwards chapel, 545 North
Capitol street.
Johnston - v
Clifford Francis Johnston, late resi
dent of route one, Jefferson, at a
local hospital February 21. Survived
by his wife, Mrs. Louise Johnston of
Jefferson; a daughter, Mrs. Enola
Englehorn of Salem; two sons, James
D. Johnston of Sunnyside,' Wash., and
Wayne Francis Johnston jbt Jefferson;
three sisters, Mrs. NeJUe Jane Lamb
of Toledo, Iowa, Mrs. Minnie Simonds
of Fresno. Calif., and Mfs. Ollie Duffy
f Polo, HI.; and four brothers, Irvln
H. Johnston of Berkeley, Calif., Sam
uel R. Johnston of Sterling. 111., Guy
L. Johnston of MilledgevUle, 111- and
Louis D. Johnston of Salem. Services
. will be held Monday. February 26. at
1 JO p.m., at the Clough-Barrick chapel
' with Rev. Henry Turnidge officiating.
Interment In Belcrest Memorial park.
; Marstea : '
i- i In this city February 22. Carroll
Karston, latt resident of 1190 Spruce
street. Salem. Husband of Aloha A.
Marnton of Salem; father of Kenneth
H. Marston of the U. S. army, and
CARD OF THANKS
Wo wish to thank all our kind
friends and neighbors who sent
cards and the beautiful flowers at
the death of our dear Lois.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scharn
s and family.
Marguerite Barquist, Doris M. 'Shan
non, both of Salem, brother of Free
man Marston of the U. S. army, Lin
wood Marston, Elmo Marston and
Catherine Flaherty. Alice McGinnis
and Frances Bogner of Illinois. Also
survived by three grandchildren. Ser
vices wiU be held Monday, February
26.. at 10:30 a.m.. from the W. T. Rig
don chapel with Rev. Chester W. Ham
blin officiating. Interment in Belcrest
Memorial park.
Quirox
Lionel Qulroz. late resident of route
one, Jefferson, at a local hospital Febr
uary 23, at the age of 38 years. Sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Minnie
Quiroz of route one. Jefferson; five
chUdren, Irene. -Hilda'. Cecilia, Dan
iel and Mary Ann Quiroz, all of Jef
ferson; parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Quiroz of Los Angeles; sister. Mrs.
Jessie Llefrido of Los Angeles, and
three brothers, Armondand Rejinaldo
Quiroz, both of Los Angeles, and Arson
Quiroz of Salem. Announcement of
services later by Howell-Edwards cha
pel of S43 North Capitol street.
CrsJidall
Bert W. Crandall. late resident of
Portland, at a focal hospital. Febr
uary 22. Survived by wife. Mrs. Marian
Crandall of Portland; sister. Mrs. W.
D. Wood of Shawano, Wis. Graveside
services will be held Monday. Febr
uary 26, at 3:30 p.m., with ritualistic
services by Pacific lodge No. 50. AJT.
Sc AM. Interment at Belcrest Me
morial park. Direction of Clough-Barrick
company.
Anthony "
At Santa Maria. Calif., Amy Peregoy
Anthony. Survived by husband, Sgt.
John W. Anthony; sons, John A. Pere
goy. S 2c. U. S. navy, SSgt. David
W. Peregoy. U. S. army; daughter.
Hester Bethel: three brothers, Barney
Thrasher, Joe Thrasher, Thomas
Thrasher. Services will be held at Rose
Lawn Funeral home Monday. February
26. at 2 p.m.. with .Rev. Dudley Strain
officiating. Interment In Bethany
cemetery.
ParkhUI
Fred A. Parkhill. February 24 at
Springfield, Ore. Survived by wife,
Blanch C. ParkhUI; four children. Day
Denney Parkhill of Kelso. Wash.. Mrs.
Nils Grimes and Mrs. Pearl Jones , of
Salem, and Mrs. Elizabeth Bennett of
Springfield. Ore.: one brother, George
B. ParkhUI. GalesvWe. Wis.; eight
grandchildren and two great grand
children. Services will be held Tues
day, February 27, at 10 JO a.m.. from
the Clough-Barrick chapel with in
terment in the I OOF cemetery.
MeEnttre
Robert Gray McEntire, lateresldnt
of Astoria, at a local hospital Febr
uary 24. Survived by parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Homer O. McEntire of Browns
meaxd. Or. Announcement of - services
later by Clough-Barrick company.
Majlskl ' : . :
In this city February 24. Henry B.
Majlskl. late- resident of 62b State
street, age 54 years. Brother of Jobn
T. Majlskl of Salem. Mrs. H. Tichenor
of Portland. Mrs. Harry Grice of Reno,,
Nev and another sister in San Fran
cisco. Announcement of services later
by the W. T. Rigdon company.
iPMs Weeh mlf
Eeairajfflse .
l-.11.95
2U0 to 34.85
.; 350
Men's Raincoat
Men's Worsted Salts
Men's CoTert Topcoats
Men's & Young Men's Leisure and Sportcoats 5.95 to 13.35
Men's and Young Men's Slacks ., ' , , , , ..'.JL..7.9S
Men's Jackets & Mackinaw ,.: 435 to; 8.50
Bors siadu-.-.:..- . :.'..:; : ; -1.35 to 4.35
Ladles' Covert Topcoats
Wool Blanketa
Wool Robes . -1-
Wool Batts
Wool Yarns .
Woolen Plcdd Material
.290
. 2.95 to 120
..25 to 6.50
.15 per lb.
,20c per ox.
...2.10 to 3.49
All wool suits, S & N Clothiers,
546 State street I i s
I Entertainment PromLsed En
tertainment and refreshments
Will feature the Tuesday j night
iTieeting of Townseftd club 1 No.
at the Court Street Christian
church. 17th I and Court streets.
The meeting, whick starts: at 8
o'clock, will be open to the pub-
For home loans see Salem Fed
eral, ,130 South Liberty. U
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I Clnb to Meet Townsend club
No. iwill meet at the WCTU hall,
corner of Ferry and Commercial
streets, at 7:30 p.mi Monday. Sen.
Frank Hilton,! Multnomah 'county.
will pe the speaker. ;
pr. P, D. Baker, osteopathic phy
sician & surgeon, 131 New Bligh
Bldg.; Off. ph. 7905, res. 8028.
' Election Cost Filed It cost Sa
lem IHectric, f cooperative ; Utility,
$509.06 .to conduct its campaign
for a: city franchise, according to
en expense account filed by H
B. Read, manager. IThe issue was
defeated, v I .. H . .
v .'"I . S- " ' - P .
Deafness is no joke. Having dif
ficulty with your hearingt Ex
pert advice. Private consultation
free demonstrations NewiFutura
Acousticon Hearing Aid. Ph. 6350.
905 1st National Bank.
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i Wanted Man Taken Sheriff
Denver Young expects to leave
today for Coquille where Andrew
Jairl wanted on a . non-support
Charge here, is said to be under
arrest He will be returned here
for trial, i ;
Public Record
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CIRCUIT COCRT
t Mabel Chapman vs. Oscar B. Chap
man; divorce decree granted; property
settlement confirmed.
State vs. Leslie Moody; Judge Ceorfe
R. Duncan continues parole of defend
ant with added conditions that he sur
render his driver's and chauffeur's li
cense to the state parole board and
seek reinstatement to the military
forces; Moody pleaded guilty last Aug
ust to a charge of larceny by bailee.
State vs. NinE McFarlane; arraigned
on indictment before Judge George R.
Duncan and given until Tuesday at
1:15 pjn. to enter a plea to a charge
of embenlement Involving funds ot
Chad wick Hotel company; the case
was also transferred to Judge K. M.
Page.!-
Darius Z. Morgall vs. Olive Maria
Morfmh ; divorce decree granted; plain
tiff swarded custody of two minor
children: property settlement confirm
ed and defendant required to pay SO
monthly . for support of children.
Vivian Smith vs. - Homer Franklin
Smith; divorce decree granted: plain
tiff given custody ol two minor chU
dren i and defendant required to pay
50 monthly for their support and
SU4S for plaintiffs costs in action. !
PROBATE COURT
. Caroline Drager estate; supplemen
tal report shows receipts of 93358.20
citation for sals of real property. :
Painting & Decorating. Ph. 7552.
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Patient Recovering Hanson
Gheen, 510 North 17th street, a
medical patient In Salem Deacon
ess hospital, yjjas removed to his
home Saturday. lv i
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' Aged Man Improved Ed Croi
san who will: be 90 years old on
March 27 is showing improvement
in the Salem Deaconess hospital
where he has, been confined with
a bad attack of pneumonia.
and disbursements of S3327J0. .
Elizabeth Allen Chapman, guardian
ship; first account of Pioneer Trust
company, guardian, shows receipts of
t2018Se and disbursements of $1687.33
and a balance on hand of S423J3.
Edwin F. Row estate; receipt filed
showing payment of $3830.80 to Aionzo
W. Rows by (John A. HaltzeU, ad
ministrator. J
Margaret E.1J. Seagrove estate; or
der approving final account.
Albert Allen Klein and. Catherine
Klein, guardianship; certificate issued,
on petiUon of Susana Harbison, chang
ing names of wards to Albert Allen
Walery and Marlease Catherine Walery.
Emma P. Rentschler estate; order di
recting citation on sale of real prop
erty. . V .
Carolyn X. Myers estate; order ad
mitting wiU to probate, appointing
Walter S. Myers administrator end ap
pointing as appraisers L. E. Kleinke.
Helen Codington and Madonna Prin
slow. - -
Richard C Gamble estate; order for
JUSTICE COURT
Stat vs. George -- William - Doty;
charge defective brakes; fined S2J0
and costs. s
SUt vs. CXwen Vinter Talrchnd;
charge driving a motor vehicle while
under the influence of intoxicating
liquor; fined S100 and sentenced to
30 days to JslL
State vs. Leroy Wflllsm Jensen;
charge - no ' license plate displayed;
fined $1 and easts. - ---,,. .
MUNICD7AL COURT
Prances Davenport. 178 Hollywood
avenue; charge violation of basic rule;
fined $10 and costs. i i
MARRIAGE LICENSE -
David R. Potter, 1, V. 8. army. 71$
Highland avenue. Salem, and Frances
X Brewer, 11, teacher. Sublimity.
Rugs and uphol. cleaned. Ph. 6331,
Removed From Hospital Mrs.
Ronald Crossland and ..Infant
daughter were removed Saturday
from Salem; General hospital to
their home at 1605 South Sum
mer street. !
j Leave Hospital Mrs. Charles
Snyder, 2337 West Nob Hill, who
underwent a surgical operation in
Salem Deaconess hospital w a e;
sufficiently recovered Saturday 4
be removed to her home. ; (
p ;Holly xy Jackson I
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Sterling S i I v e r "your name" t
baretts just arriveLWe sell them ,
in pairs but, just for you, we'll ,
"split a pair.1 There are several
different shapes and when we get ;
your name on one of the more
stream-line models w feel sure
you are going to like it. ! .
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My wife : says X - should explain
whether. 'I'm. talking about tho :
. ladies who read the ad. or about
the baretts . . . darned It I know .
. how these women always outguess
us now I'm almost afraid to ask -
you to come in and see these new ' ;
arrivals, now I'm all mixed up .
darn these suspicious women. '
Jackson Jewelers
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Buy now on these , special prices
STEVmnDTBEPARTIIEIIT STORE
1103 Edgewater'SL. West Salem
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Dcss Sally Lc:I:
Like Twins
Your Vision Checked
Without Charge! . :
When you see daughter Sally ,
running toward you, is her
image single or double, clear .
OJS blurred? If it's distorted
in? any way, have your sight
tested at once! ;
Coring Optical
Dr. E. E. Boring
', Dr. E. A. Golden
Salem, Oregon
333 Court St. - Phone 6506 .
The long list of war dead does not make pleasant reading . .
Nor does the situation in regard to our Wounded. For they sire coining hack
to America at the rate of 1,000 a day! And unless something is done, these
men may not get enough proper care. ; j
Their need is so great. But the help, to date, has been so shamefully small.
At -the moment, each Army nurse in this country is handling more than
twice as many beds as any person is efficiently able to. handle. - i ' j
The country is doing everything in its power to recruit more nurses, j
But at the seme time o vast effort mutt be made to stretch the professional
usefulness of every single irmy nurse on duty in the United States. This
' is why Wacs are needed to help -now Ji ' . j
More than 8,000 Vacs are needed immediately in Army General Hospitala in
' the United States to help Army doctors and nurses in their tremendous task.
Previous experience is not necessary Any woman aged 20 to 49 inclusive
tvith two years of high school (or the equivalent schooling) may apply.
If you meet enlistment requirements,! you will he given basic training
before being sent to a recognized Army Medical Technician School. After
'.,aixf weeks. of technical training, you will be assigned to an Army hospital,
vhcre you will have four weeks of additional on-the-job-training.
Vacs who complete training satisfactorily become Technicians Fifth Grade;
right away, i ... j ; (- . I .
Hospital companies, comprising medical, surgical and other technicians, and
clerical workers are now being organised by the Women's Army Corps to
provide this urgently needed help. !
Join your local VAC Hospital Unit. One Is being , organised In thLj
community noi Get your friends to enlist with you, serve together in thf
same Army Hospltak. ( ' .
Never in history was a woman war Job so clearly defined. So obvious) tal,
so urgent. ; j - j f !
Vhile you hesitate ... the terrible Us grows and grows. j
Our wounded are waiting for you, so patiently, so bravely, so sure youTl com
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