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Tho OREGON STATESMAN. Saltm."Oreqotu; Friday Morning. March 30. 1945 PACEFIVr The. Orexm Statesman Boyt, Girls Needed Boys and girls : of high school age . will be needed Monday " when work will start in earnest in the strawberry fields, Mrs. Gladys Turnbull, em ergency farm labor assistant said Thursday. Farmers plan to begin digging and separating roots Mon day because of the probability many . boys and girls will report for. work while the schools are closed, she said.- Demand for men in the hops, among the mint grow ers and turkey raisers is also in creasing, she said. . - ; " ' .... Salem ; General . . Hospital Aux. Rummage sale, Mar. 30-31, at McKay Chev. garage, Center and N. ConVL Men's complete suits, topcoats, children's excel, cloth ing, jewelry, etc. : Bowman Dies Salem friends and business 'acquaintances have learned of the death Monday in Portland of Charles H. Bowman, retired poultry dealer of Tayette, Idaho. Widely known in Marion and Polk counties, he had resided 'in Portland with his daughter, Mrs, William H. Williams, the past few years after Jiis retirement. Our Insurance Service is as close to you asjyour telephone. Richard G. Severin Every form of Insur ance including Life. Constant, de pendable 'service. 212 N. High St Tel. 4016. Res. 8213. Business Name Filed Howard - R. Harvey and Violet S. Harvey of 1380 North Fifth st., filed a certificate of. assumed business . name Thursday in the office of the county clerk for Harvey's Caf eteria . located at the California ' Packing company at Mill and 14th streets. I . For Easter give camellias, azaleas, daphne, rhododendron, pink dog Vood, viburnum, Carlesii. Knight " Pcarcy Nursery, 375 South Liber ty (3 blocks south of State). Open afternoon. 1 .Planning For Bids Bids for re inforcement steel .to be used for the proposed replacement bridge over the Pudding river on the Gervais-Mt Angel road, will be asked soon, Hedda Swart, county engineer now being engaged in compiling of necessary data. The . span is 60 feet and girders for the , bridge are on hand. Arrangements 'made to pick up pa per twice a" week from Junior Chamber of Commerce paper box es. Send your salvage paper to war NOW! Mother, Daughter Home Mrs. Emmett Casto and infant daughter were removed Thursday from Sa lem Deaconess hospital to their home at Jefferson. i Leaves Hospital Wayne Yo- Y cum, 15 Garden road," who has been a patient in Salem Deacon ess hospital, was removed to his home Thursday. Reroof with Johns-Manville , as ' phalt shingles. Right over your -. eld roof. Free estimates. Mathis Bros. 164 S. Com'l. Phone 4642. Extensions Granted Permits to extend two lines was granted by , Ae county court to the Portland ' General "Electric company. One line is located on marfiet road 62 . and county road 502 along the southenf boundary of Woodburn fruit farms and the other is for a 1940 foot extension of county road ' 534 near Woodburn. Hand made dolls, Easter bunnies, needlework, antiques, cut flowers and plants. Mrs. Maschal, P. & C. Co-op Mkt, 13th & State. Obituary Brock Jqhn William Brock, late resident of Astoria. Ore.. March 27, at the age of S8 years. Father of Frederick and Les ter Brock of Columbia City. Ind Edith Bell of Silverton, Dora Clay of Astoria, - Russell ' Brock of Chehalis, Wash., and C. W. Brock of Salem. Also survived by 14 grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 1:30 pm Sat urday. March 31 from the W. T. Rig lon chaoel. . Interment in Bclcrest Memorial nark. Dr. Irving A. Fox will officiate. Triolett I Elmer Triplett at Seattle. Wash., at the age of 14 years. March 24. Survived tv Darents. Mr. and Mrs. David E. Triolett of Seattle: two sisters. Miss Lolita Lydia Triplett and Miss Ramona Lucinda TriDiett oi saiem; eranapar nts. Philip Herman of Salem and Thomas Triplett of Softshell. Ky. Mem ber of the Lutheran church. Services will be held from the Howell-Edwards chapel, 543 North Capitol st. Friday March 30. at 11 a.m., with Rev. Ridell Kelsey j officiating. Concluding serv i Ices at the I OOF cemetery. Varley At the residencs.. SO Hansen ave Tuesday, November 27. Grace Mae Varley, a Re 68 years. Wife of R. C. Varley of Salem: mother of Mrs. Harold Doss Of senile, Mrs. James senon jr of Salem and Miss Patsy Varley Of Salem: irrandmother of Bobby Mathis and Judy Sehon of Salem. Funeral services wUl be held Friday, March 30. at 1 :00 n.m.. from the W. T Rie don company chapel with Dr. Irving A. Fox officiatins;. Concluding serv ices at Belcrest Memorial park. Waif ' ' ' - . Alvin H. Wolf, late resident of 1342 WaUer st at a local hospital March 28. at -tMe are of 82 years. Survived hr widow. Clara Mary Wolf of Salem: one daughter, Mrs. Margaret Ellis of Salem: three sons. Jonn won. Murray C. Wolf and Clarence E?Wolf. all of Salmi; one brother, Washington M i Wolf, address unknown, and seven randchlldren. Services will be held in the Howell-Edwards chapel, 543 North Capitol St., Friday at a.m .with concluding .services at. Belcrest Memorial park. ' Khlerkanm "- -- ' Dr. A. J. T. Shlerbaum. T3. died Wednesday night at Mt Angel. Fune ral services wiU be held Friday- after noon at 3:30 in Mt. Ansel. Unger's mortuary in chtnre. Dr. Irvtng A. Fox of Salem will officiate. Survivors are the widow: a daughter. Mrs. Chris SeeTy of Salem: three grandchildren. Judith Ann, James and Kathleen Seely a sister. Mrs. F. C. Saxowsky. Dickin son, KD.: and one brother, Sam C Shierbaum, Hebron. ND. . , CARD OF THANKS To the friends and neighbors who were so kind and helpful dur- insf my husband's recent illness and for the lovely flowers at his funeral, I wish to thank you one and alL ' . , MRS. H. J. TRACY ... -and Johnny, J . Telephone 91 01 Bees Mast BeReglstere d Apiary registrations are due April 1, the state department of agricul ture reminded beekeepers this week. Although application blanks have been mailed to all operators of apiaries registered 'last year. persons who have commenced to j Keep oees since iasi syimg, wiic- ; the? a colony or many, should se cure blanks and register - their hives, it was said. The minimum registration fee is $1 which cov ers from one to 10 hives; with ,a 10-cent charge for every hive over 10 up to 100 and S cents for each . hive above 100. The money is for . inspection costs and disease con trol. , i U Notice! Doerfler sales yard at Union and High will be open af ternoons from 1 to 5, specializing i: camellias and rhodys. I - - - I : Discharges Displayed Seven teen years of active service in navy, coastguard and marines are represented in a collection of six honorable discharges issued to Herman Doney, now marine re cruiting sergeant here, which have been arranged in a display in the windows of Scellars & Foley it 143 South Liberty st. For the past three years Doney, a former city policeman here, has been on re cruiting duty. Along about the end of the war he is hoping to add a seventh to his collection of dis charges, he said Thursday. i Wanted, instructor, part time, in shorthand and typing. Capital Business College. Metx Visits Fred G. Metz, for mer resident of Salem who bad not been here in 35, years until his arrival here this week, is a guest of Jvan G. Martin and other friends. He declares himself plea santly impressed with Salem's de velopment. Metz for more than 30 years has been with Universal films in Hollywood. His daughter, Mildred Metz, has been wih the Central casting office in the mo vie capital for 25 years, and a son, Ellsworth, also is connected with the film industry. Easter Flowers order early for raelivery while selection is more complete. Jary Florist, 373 State. No Vital Statistics Release of certain vital statistics, including death records, by the registrar of the bureau of vital statistics of the state board of health, is pro hibited by the Oregon laws of 1941, Attorney General George Neuner held in an opinion Thursday.- ' i Don't miss the Co-op Market spe cial on apples last this season. 19ftft Kiet st . Gasoline Stolen D. E. Wyatt, 2090 Hazel ave., reported to po lice Thursday the theft of 12 gal lons of gasoline from a bus park ed in front of his home. Wyatt is manager of the Salem suburban bus lines and told police the lock- type gas cap had been pried from the car. 7 hr. developing & printing service at Burke's Camera Shop. 174 N ComT. Ferryman raises Test Tom Bowder, ferryman on the Wheat land ferry, passed his physical ex animation and awaits induction, he announced to the county couft. The court will look for replace ment after BoWder receives his call. ! White Bibles, were 4.75, now 3.10 Bible Book House, Inc., 150 S. Li berty. Jnrors to ReportJurors in Mar ion county circuit court who were scheduled to report April 3 are being notified not to report until tney receive further summons from the sheriff, Arthur M. Roeth liii, deputy county clerk, announ ced Thursday. " ' Lilies and other Easter potted plants. Floral section, Fred Meyer Drug Bldg. ! Aged Woman Injured Mrs. Ka tie Bowman, 85, of 2230 South Winter st, was bruised Thursday wnen she fell in a bus which stop ped suddenly on State street to avoid striking another car. She was treated by first aid. f 1 Primroses - Public Market, Union and High. Saturdays. Mrs. Meier. Taxes Roll In Sheriff Denver Young has turned over an addi tional $158,617.29 to the county treasurer. Of this sum $33,199.53 goes to Salem school district and $37,497.63 to the city of Salem. Sugar and spice ties. Give him some for Easter. $1.00. Alex Jones, 121 North High St .Realtors Not Meeting- The Sa lem Board of Realtors willjiot hold their regular noonday lunch eon meeting this week, members voting to observe Good Friday.; For home loans see Salem Fed end, 130 South Liberty. weddmg pictures taken at the church. 520 State. Ph. 5722. I Picture Cancelled "Journey to Jerusalem' a picture which was to have been shown tonight at the Jason Lee Methodist church has been cancelled because of unfore seen circumstances. ) r. . ,ut ...... .... j.- j. ,v "Cyn" Cronlse Photographs and Frames. 1st Natl Bank Bldg. . Dri P. D. Balrer I Osteopathic Physician j and Surgeon , t 131 New Bligh Bldg. - I Off. Ph. 7905 Rag, 802S Has Birthday 11 5 ! I Madison Lafayette Jones Salem Pastor Speaks ' At Monmouth Church MONMOUTH An all-denom inational fellowship dinner Wed-; nesday night sponsored by the Various churches here, drew out an attendance of 140. Dr. Charles Durden, pastor of Calvary Baptist church, Salem, was guest speaker. His subject was "Within the Cup," Centering about Jthe 1 theme 0f Winning others to join the Chris tian life. The occasion was one of several held this winter in the community building, each spon sored by a service or fraternal or ganization,, prior to the . church evening this week. 1 tecurr. court: .;,; . 4 Kutn tiame Xieroos ; vi cnaries Harold Deroos; stipulation filed agrees Cause may be set for trial on plaintiffs moti6n because prop erty settlement has been agreed upon, S . .. ' I Ruby, - Hayden, Leone Binton, Byrda Vogt, Elda Bradfield vs Ar chie Thomas and other; motion for default ' ! ' i Vesta Genie Wolf vs Paul L. Wolf; fepry of plaintiff to defen dant's answer alleges defendant did not live up to his promises when reconciliation was effected. Virgil Collins vs Minnie Collins; plaintiff's reply denies all allega tions contained in defendant's sup plemental answer; asks place on trial docket.! I Valley Credit Service vs Roy E. Carlisle and wife; transcript from Salem justice of the peace court filed. " U 1 - ! Beulah B. Morley vs G. N. Mor- leyj defendant denies all allega tions in plaintiffs complaint; ap plication for trial date filed. j 'Regional Agricultural f Credit Corporation vs Charles! L. Hurley and others; application for place oh trial docket I I f ''.Credit Bureaus, .Inc.! vs- Ralph Borrego; plaintiff files motion ask-' In Veterans Hospital Richard Hoover is a patient in the Veter ans hospital in Portland where he will undergo surgery within a few days. il Wanted: Walnut bed I room set Ph ZSM1 1 1 i - Jndge in Dallas Judge E. M. Page Was in Dallas Thursday sit ting in circuit court - case being tried in the Polk county seat Rummage sale Friday & Saturday; Mar. 30 & 31st 470 N. Com 1. St ' i Permit Issued A permit to alter a garage at 918 North Fifth street was issued Thursday by the city building inspection department. Listen to Burke's Radio Camera Program 11:30 a. m. today. 1 1 Removed to Home Mrs. Kelly Stanard and infant son were re- moved Thursday from Salem Dea cpness hospital to their hom, route one, aiem. s s I i .-' .. . .-'si i' ' tJ-paint-em furniture at Pickett's Co-op., 13th and State. 1 e i . - ' . if Painting & Decorating, PhJ 7552. "1 : m il ! . WDdD5b l , ' Lenten display at the Wills Music store placed -!i ! by the Walther League of : ii t - ; II ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH At N. 16th and A St. the Reverend IL W. Gross pastor, as a con tribution for serious reflection in these perturbed times. ; M. L. Jones Is 96 Years Old Madison Lafayette Jones, who developed the Lake Labish celery acreages on swamp ; and lake land which" was " part - of his family's homestead, - celebrated his 96th birthday with a family party Thurs dayU ' A - viriteri here early ; this week with families ! of his sons, Ronald Jones and Ellis Jones,, he now makes his home in Portland with daughters, Mabel Cannon and Ild4 Withycombe.y t .; t Born March 29, 1149, at Kokomo, Ind V he came to Oregon in r 1 853 with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. S, W. R. f Jones, who settled between Brooks and Gervais there- to rear their 15 sons and daughters. The 96-year-old Jones, f a graduate' of Willamette university with the class of 1871, resided in this erea until 1941. He was appointed to the state fair board by Governor Withycombe and served on it for a number of years, i "' ' One sister, Sarah Parker, makers her; home in Portland. In addition to the sons . in Salem and the daughters in Portland, he has a daughter, Mrs. Claire Gray, . in Long Beach, Calif, Swegle Eighth Grade Elects New Officers SWEGLE The eighth grade class held a meeting March 21 and elected the following officers: president, Audrey ) Steele; vice president, Lynne Standley; secre tary, Alvera PurcelL - dis ing an order entering judgment of non-suit with full prejudice. , Soolinda D. Pack ys Albert ,H. Pack; order of default r Earl W. Russell vs Andrew Thomas Staggs; testimony, being given before Judge George R. Dun can, without jury, in suit involv ing cancellation of contract PROBATE COURT u ": Emma Frances JMurphy' estate; estate appraised at $4750. " Lizzie Ilmari, guardianship, re port of sale of real property by Ida Dole, guardian, to Earl J. Char- trey for $50. Philip DeWitt Roth and Joseph Earl Roth, minors, j guardianship; order; authorizing Dorothy V. Roth, guardian, to invest ward's funds in U. S. government bonds. JUSTICE COURT ; State vs William Richard Volk- man; charge defective 'muffler; fined $1 and costs, fine suspend ed and costs paid. : State vs Tom Lawson Bermeu len; charge no operator's license; fined $1 and costs.-? ' MUNICIPAL COURT Noel C. Cavendar, Portland; charge violation of basic rule; bail $10. . Wesley Irwin. Darby; route 3. Silverton; charge violation of basic rule; bail $10. . Robert Jack Keidatz, Van Nuys, Calif.; charge violation of basic rule; bail $10. . -Walter S.'Reed, 365 North 20th st; charge running through red light: fined $2.50, $1.25 suspend' ed.L ; . . . ' " i h Aloysius P. Willamson, route seven, Salem; charges excessive speedy and defective! $5 on each charge, j brakes; bail Frank V. Chapmah, 1273 South 12th st; charge fail $2.50. to stop; fined MARRIAGE LICENSE Frank W. Findeisen, 21, U. marine corps, Galveston, Tex., and Verla J. Johnson, 20, telephone op erator, route six, box 149, Salem, BWrllis - Snyder To Mr. and Mrs. William C Snydfr. Independence, m daughter Marjorle 'Ann, born February 21. Sa lem General hospital.' Sinser To Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Singer, 661 North Liberty St., a daueh ter, Cheryl Estelle, born March 23, Salem General hospital. Hostetler To Mr. and Mrs. Daniel H. HosteUer. 105 Silverton road. daughter, Sharren . Patricia. born March 17, Salem Deaconess hospital. l;V X': 1 .-" rVJ DODCERST VISITOR-. Coast Guardsman Gene Her manskl, former Brooklyn Dodger ntfielder, chats with Coach ; Chock Dressen (left) and Manarer Lee Durocher en a visit te the ! . Dodgers' training eatnp at Bear Mountain, -N. Y. StJ Paul Rodeo Gives j Red Cross War Fund ; ltd Check for $250 ST. PAUL Marion county Red Cross officials, Lynn Cronemiller, Frank Doerfler and George Alex ander, all of Salem, where guest speakers at the March stockhold ers meeting of the St Paul Rodeo association this week. Typical Red Cross food, doughnuts and coffee, were served. Motion pictures -of Red Cross' wort throughout the world were shown. Ray Manegre, president of the rodeo association, presented $250 from the rodeo group to the Red Cross war fund campaign. " All net gate receipts from the 10th annual ' rodeo, scheduled for July 1-2-3-4 at St Paul, will be given St Paul a civic association for the construction of a swim ming , pool and a' modern play ground. 5 Monmouth Red Cross Quota Is Reported MONMOUTH A total of $1,- 631.75 was contributed here in -the Red Cross drive, topping a quota of $1200, Suver and Airlie Joined Monmouth in the drive, for which D. R. Dewey was chairman. Whirtawsy rojoswsl Ptawfestiy lored by I.VJ)., wit lols f , jyu4. f an AMI !TEX MlMea. MUd f Af BITEX) Fabric lht feys mutt kecmie H's " val-dy4, color-fart osd saaferisV . sdrsakf. ! ye expect of fasiee I.V.0....vits- the quality that yow rety en vs to brinfl yowl S3.5f' -'-I Iffc Sy 'a'PtfrW ill II tn sn f 1 r ..... t STYLE CENTER FOR MEN -V 1 1 :; r; si I' V if Amedee Smith Left $100,000 PORTLAND, March 29-(P)-The estate valued at more than $100,- 000 left by Amedee M. Smith, Willamette Iron and Steel- presi dent who died March 25, Includes a share for Willamette university, Salem, and the First Methodist church here, it was learned today. The family home and $50,000 cash were bequeathed to the wid' ow, Myrle B. Smith,' who was named executrix of the will, ad mitted to probate in circuit court today. Other bequests were made to friends. ' : One of seven equal shares of the residue will go to Willamette university, one to the church, and the other five to relatives. From Wachbirton Ronald Jones, state president of the Ore gon Farmers Union, is due to reach Salem today on his return from a trip to Washington, D. C, Where he went to consult with James Patton, national president of the Farmers Union. The Oregon man made the trip by plane and was due to. arrive, in Portland late Thursday night i v. -. r v h:r- w y i S--sstl t la; A : . 1 v IS90 . I SalemFFAs Win Honors At Portland PORTLANDK-March 29-(P)-The Future Farmers of America were told today that tomorrow's ranch er will be more interested in the use of crops in industry 'than for food. - ' - : - ' "Human economy Is going to return more and more to an agri cultural basis," Dean Collins, Journal . garden 'editor, told the 17th annual TFA convention. "Fuels and oils will not be mined in the, future, but converted from farm. products.". " 'j . " Thirty two Oregon boys i were named "State Farmers? highest degree In the FF A. They included: Jack ICallna, . Jack Flamme, James Ammon, Loren Kreger, Or- ville Ohling and Paul Kennel, Al bany; 5 Jack ' Peterson, Russell Hicks, Leonard Perlich and Sam Barker, " Salem; Rollin Heater, Donald Mader and Donald Peters, Silverton; Glenn Smith and Philip Fendall, Newberg; John Noble, Dayton. ; v 1 Sixteen of the state's 41 chap ters Teceived the Keystone chap ter award for activities during the last year. The chapters: Albany, Baker,' Canby, Corvallis, Dayton, Enterprise, Forest Grove, j Mc laughlin, MHwaukie, . Molalla, Myrtle Point Rainier. Salem, Scappoose, Iowa; ' Silverton and Wal- Dimout Exemption Extension Asked PORTLAND, March 29-(Spe- cial)-The Bonneville administra tion has requested the office. of war utilities to extend the Pacific Northwesfa exemption "from the WPB dimout order through -:Octo- ber, 1945. Present exemption from the order extends through July.' Request for the three-months extension is based on, a review of Pacific Northwest power loads and resources which indicates that the Bonneville-Grand Coulee power system will have sufficient sur plus energy available under crit ical water conditions, after meeting its own loads, to carry the; defi ciencies of other utilities in the region for the period extending through October. j Notv Playing "Bauble Fvtitute" FOR THE PRICE OF, ONJSf i : V j ' - ; MlmjrJHkaiTm And it'a no Hollywood "B" produtio but a grade 'AM turnout bjr two oYXMeiif cs leading producenrerllMro aujr-- leading prod i famed for. j top tlylinjr-and Alfttte) Fabriee renowned for textile exeeUele.- ! farlboro and Aineritex mk jrejql partners 2 . I and you Vilfbe gla4 t0 par With tbe nominal cost. ' TaUorofjoTdStrirdothlnsplrited " Style In absolutely fust vat colors. . - - , -... - . - . -. sss 1 Stylo Center for Men P..A. advertised in E&CZjZZ2J3t Mt. Angel Physician's Funeral .This Afternoon At 3:30 in Auditorium MT. AJmGEL, Mar. 29 Funeral services for Dr. A. F, E. ; Shier- baum, who died Wednesday night will be .held Friday at 3:30 p. ml in St Mary's auditorium. ' Dr. Ir ving a Fox, pastor of First Bap tist church in Salem, will officiate and the Elks lodge of, Salem will be in charge of the graveside serv ices. " -. 4f . ; Survivors Include the widow, . daughter, Mrs. Chris Seely of Sa-' lem ; three grandchildren, Judith Ann, James and Kathleen Seely; a .sister, Mrs.' IV C. Saxowsky, Dickinson, N. D, and on brother,' Sam C Shierbaum of Hebron, N. D. Swegle Woman Hostess , For Mission Society SWEGLE Mrs. Albert Pats was hostess to members of the Young Women's Foreign Mission ary Society of the Nezarene chuf cn at her 'home' on Swegle Road Thursday ' night Following ' the business meeting a special study hour was held and the guests sew ed for a number of small African children which have been adopt ed by a missionary. Refreshmenta were served by Mrs. Patz's moth er, Mrs. C. E. Salter, to the 25 guests. " ' J.- " Firs! Presbyterian Chiircn Chmkta ot Winter Chester W. HamHin, patter Gccd Friday Ilcsicale Teaighl 7:33 o'Clock "Th Seven Last Words el Carir by Dubois. Presented by the choir, directed : by Tlrginls Ward Elliott - Gatest soloist. 1 ' Mr. Kaymood Rhea FAMOUS NAMES U M i890 tl i