The OREGON $TATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Sunday Morning April 8. 19
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The Oregon Statesman Telephone 9101
Hit-Skip Escapes Orlha Orr,
route one, box 70, Salem, reported
to police Saturday that a hit-skip
driver struck his car at Center and
Commercial streets and escaped
before he could learn the driver's
identity or get the car's license. He
said the car carried no rear license
plate, was a 1933 or 1934 black
Ford .V-8 coach, was driven by a
young lady with a young man as
.passenger. - He told police the car
must have a damaged left front
fender and bumper. -
This ia to correct any wrong im
pressions and or misunderstanding
regarding Ben Wittner Furs at 1348
Ferry st We have not taken over
or bought any interest in Lachelle's
Furs at above address. Lachelle's
Furs will continue to operate as in
the past and Ben Wittner Furs are
in the business of making custom
furs and remodeling and repairing
only. . ; - . ' '
Students Visit Eocene Salem
young folk who have acted as of
ficers of the "Oskie" parties soon
sored , by the senior high school
visited Eugene Saturday to study
the programs which the youth are
staging on the University of Ore
gon campus imder the name of "El
Cabaret". , A similar project may
be started here. Those making the
trip included: j Charles Chittick,
Dessa Lee Holmes, Marjorie Lun
dahL Gary Keppinger, Frank Ma
gee ana xjic Sanson, vernon Mer
rick, member of the YMCA staff.
accompanied the group. '
uur insurance service is as close
to you as your telephone. Richard
G. Sever in Every, form of Insur
ance including Life. Constant, de
pendable service. ,212 N. High St
TeL 4016. Res. 8213.
Law Conference Due Chief of
Police Frank A. Minto was notified
Saturday by J. fi. Thornton, agent
in charge of the FBI office in Port
land, that a law enforcement con
ference wpuld be held in Salem
April 10 at 7 p.m. in the Marion
county circuit court room. Special
Agent Ralph C. Vogel will talk on
"The Law Enforcement Officer's
Viewpoint on Evidence" and Spe
cial Agent Julius H. Rice will talk
on "Moulage and Plaster of Paris
Casts". The conference will - be
confined to practical application
of police work.
For sale: potatoes $1.50 sack or 2c
--lb., you dig, Sunday only. Bring
sacks, ph. 2305 or 623. John J.
Roberts & Co.
Partnership Formed D. B.
Stringham and H. S. Stringham, of
Ogden, Utah, and L. E. Kolstad
and K, T. Kolstad, Joseph Vance I
buildingSeattle, Wash., filed a
certificate of assumed business
name in the office of the county
clerk for Royal Canning company
of Oregon, setting "forth the" firm
would be operated as a partner
ship. For sale: potatoes $1.50 sack or 2c
" lb., you dig, Sunday only. Bring
sacks, ph. 2305 or 9623. John J.
Roberts it Co.
Bond Filed The $1000 bond of
V. F. Grosnickle, newly appoint
ed constable f the Silverton jus
tice of the peace district, was filed
Saturday in the county clerk's of
fice with George R. Manales and
R. G. Allen as surety. .
Owing to the request of many of
our patrons we will be open from
11 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Mickey's
Sandwich Shop, 479 Court St
Club Changes Name The Sa
lem Hunters and Anglers club has
changed its name to the Salem
Chapter of the Izaak Walton
League of America, according to
articles of incorporation filed with
the state corporation : commission.
Reroof with Johns-Manville as
phalt shingles. Right over your
old roof. Free estimates. Mathis
Bros., 164 S. Coml. Phone 4642.
Bowmans Have Son A son was
born Saturday at 3:15 p.m. in Sa
lem Deaconess hospital to Mr. and
Mrs. Nolan Bowman of 280 North!
18th st
Line Extension Approved Ct' Flirwlfl ft
Ruby Ranch Sold County Coro
ner Leon W. Barnck has pur
chased the Ruby ranch, located on
Jordan creek in the Jordan valley
section, for a reported sum of $45,
000. The ranch was owned by
Mrs. Hall Parks and her sisters.
Miss Leon a and Miss Ruby Beers.
For sale: potatoes $1.50 sack or 2c
lb., you dig, Sunday only. Bring
sacks, ph. 2305-or 9623. John J.
Roberts & Co.
Have you seen the trained seals at
Leonards S-U p p e r Club? .Two
shows nightly, 8 and 10 p.m.
Leaves Hospital Mrs. Arthur
Helseth who had been a patient in
Salem Deaconess hospital, taking
medical treatment was sufficient
ly recovered Saturday to be moved
to her home at 531 North High st
Have you seen the trained seals at
Leonards Supper Club? Two
shows nightly, 8 and 10 pjn. "
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Fed Chicken it Steaks. "The
Homestead.". Ph. 21194. Closed
Tuesdays. .
Visits Portland Stuart Johnson
attended the life insurance sales
congress in Portland and was a
guest at a banquet honoring the
Oregon Quarter Million Dollar
club, of which he is a charter mem
ber.
proved three line and pole exten-1 l MI OQf A3 ft
siqns of the Mountain States Pow- yfOf
er company as iouows: starting at - f TIT 1 91
distance of 3450 feet terminating
at the North Santiam station; the Various funds of the . state, to-,
second, starting at the 11,500 yoltj telle $46,294,030 as of March; 31,
Court Street Dairy Lunch closed!
for two weeks starting Monday,
April 9. j
Court Street Dairy Lunch closed
for two weeks starting Monday,
April 9.
Business Name Filed Ray
Kerr and Catherine C. Kerr filed a
certificate of assumed business
name in the office of the county
clerk Friday for Kerr Hop Ranch,
route two, Salem.
7 hr. developing it printing service
at Burke's Camera Shop. 174 N.
ComT
Wedding pictures taken at the
church. 520 State. Ph. 5722.
Becomes Patient Elmo Tate,
route three, box 698, Salem,' and
an employe of the Willamette Val
ley Lumber company, was. admit
ted to Salem Deaconess hospital
Saturday for medical treatment
Permanent position in drug store
for salesgirl between 20 it 30
years. Write Box 367 Statesman.
Auto Wheels Stolen Two 1941
Oldsmobile whels, with tires,
were stolen from the Loder Bros
used car lot, 445 Center St., police
were notified Saturday.
Aged Woman Hospitalized
Mrs. A. D. Olson, 85, who recently
broke her hip is in a Salem hospi
tal for an operation.. Mrs. Olson
has been a resident of Brush Col
lege for nearly 50 years.
Permanent position in drug store
for salesgirl i between 20 it 30
To Underto Operation Ralph
Just, 1603 North Commercial St.,
was admitted Saturday to Salem
Deaconess hospital where he will
undergo surgery.
Permanent position in drug store
for salesgirl between ,20 it 30
years, write Box 3b7 statesman.
Son Born Mr. and Mrs. Irving
A. DeFrance, 1334 Court St., Satur
day became the parents of a son,
born at 1:25 a.m. in Salem Dea
coness hospital.
distribution . line, extending east
on the north ffde of county road
944 for a distance of 735 feet and 1
the third starting at the end of the
present distribution line, east ion
market road 87 for a distance of
2385 feet, terminating at the west
ern terminus of the present disfri
dution line; i-
Navy Shirts Stolen Salem po
lice were asked by officers of j the
Puget Sound navy yard to be on
the lookout for heavy sales ' of
navy shirts, reporting that 161 C.
P.O. wool shirts had been stolen
there.
Fender Pants Stolen -Frank
Gilmour, of Jefferson, reported to
police: that the fender pants on his
car were stolen while the car was
parked at Ferry and Liberty
streets? p ' '
One -Buildinr Permit Ivan
Steward Was granted a city build
ing permit Saturday repair a Ware
house at 308 South r High st at a
cost of $950.
Girl Missing Faith Leo, 19, a
Chinese girl, is missing from Fair-
view Home, police were notified
Saturday, t Her home is in Port
land.
exclusive of $64,822,000 in the un
employment ' compensation trust
account but Including $26,247,733
in the general fund, State Treas
urer Leslie Scott reported Satur
day. Bond investments totalled
$36,160,185.
In the $46,294,030 were includ
ed $9,878,457 for the 'highway
commission, $2,502,009 In the state
school support fund, $2,312,860 in
the industrial accident commis
sion fund, $1,675,429 under the
board of higher education, and
$1,126,422 in the account of the
veterans' state aid commission, as
well as many smaller items. :
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Sunday School Week
Observance Asked
i Governor Earl Snell today call
ed upon the people of Oregon to
lend support to the observance of
April 9-15 as National- Sunday
School week, and said: Encour
agement of the Sunday schools
and Sunday school attendance can
be an important factor in elimi
nating juvenile delinquency j and
in speeding the general spiritual
awakening."
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Scheduled Today "
Kiwanis from the several valley
clubs in the 10th division of the
Pacific Northwest; district will
meet at the Marion hotel at 1:00
p. m. today for the annual division
conference. Officials in attendance
will Include the district; governor,
Frank Taylor of Tacoma, Wash.
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Farmers Told
To Give Help
Suitable Deal
"With the manpower shortage
more pronounced than ever before
and with-; the heavy demand pe
riod on the horizon users of emer
gency farm labor, should take ev
ery precaution to see that workers
get the best possible deal In order
to keep them on the farms," Ralph
Laird, emergency farm labor as
sistant said Saturday.
"Marion county farmers demon
strated lat xear that they knew
the difficulties to be overcome and
are making a start in the right di
rection this , yea r," he said.
"Most big. users of labor are
providing, their own transporta
tion, realizing that the old cars of
the transients have gone to the
junk yardsi ,
"We must realize that most of
the emergency farm laborers are
not hardened to farm work this
early in the year. They should be
broken in gradually. The volun
teer wants to help produce food or
he wouldn't have applied for
work. He is willing to learn and
expects to be taught
'if he is gradually broken into
his new work, given fair food and !
the prevailing pay for his particu
lar work be will stick to one job
until it is 'done. Many of these
workers are far from home and
any persons! interest shown him,
locking to his comfort and health
is likely to reap a harvest for the
employer. We must remember that
these volunteer workers are pa
triots engaged in an essential in
dustry second only to toting a gun
against the enemy. Without food
we will lttee the war."
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Firestone Stores.
atlas, 10c each.
Obituary
MrCsrmack
John McCormack. 74. at hia resi
dence. 148 North Commercial t. An
nouncement of lervlces later by the
Clough-Barrick company. .
trlesner
Ernest C. Wiesner. at hia residence.
65 Belmont st Saturday, April 7. Sur
vived br wife, Mrs. Lena A. Wiesner
of Salem; a ton, DaryJ Wiesner of
Portland: two s istera, Misa Bertha
Wiesner of Portland and Mrs. Opha
Gray of Jefferson, and two brothers,
Tr.hH.m Wiesner of Mt. Anrel and
Archie Wieaner of Silverton. Services
will be held Tuesday. April 10. at 1 JO
p.m., from the Clough-Barrick chapel
with the Rev. S. Raynor Smith ffi
ciating. Interment In . Belcrest Me
morial park. a
Detlenne "- . ..... V . .
In this city April S, Clifford Det
ienne, laU resident f 332 Water at,
at the age of 51 yeart Survived by
a daughter. Lt. Thayles Detienne. with
the U. S. army at Omaha. Nebr. Ship
ment i being made to San Diego by
the W. T. Rigdon company for er
vicea and Interment.
MrGnire , . . .
Lena Rivera McGuire, late resident
of S580 S. Summer St., at a local nos
pital April 1. at the age of 1 years.
Survived by husband. C. D. McGuire
of Salem: a aister. Mrs. Dae Bundy
of Indiahoma. OWa.: two brothers.
L. C King of Atoka, Okla.. and J. N.
King of Bakersfield. Calif. Member of
Jason Lee Methodist church. Services
will be held from the Howell-Edwards
chapel 545 N. Capitol tt.. Tuesday.
April 10. at J:30 p.m, with the Rev. S.
Raynor Smith officiating.
From Coos Bay State senator
William Walsh and Mrs. Walsh
of Coos Bay have been in Salem j
and Portland the past few days.
"Cyn" Cronise Photographs and
Frames. 1st Natl Bank Bldg
Enters Hospital Albert Johns,
2495 North Front' st., was admitted
to Salem Deaconess hospital Satur
day for medical treatment
For home loans see Salem Fed
eral, 130 South Liberty.
Rugs and uphol. cleaned. Ph. 6831.
Hillsboro VisitorsMrs. George
Fisher and daughter, Mrs. Louise
Morley, visited friends in Salem
last week. .
Painting St Decorating. Ph. 7552.
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Dr. Harry A. Brown
, . : Optometrist
184 N. Liberty St.
CARD OF THANKS .
We wish to thank our many
friends for their kindness artd
sympathy in our recent bereave
ment ' '
- The Lukinbeal Family. -
rARD OF TliANKS
We wish to express our sincere
appreciation to our many friends
for the kindness .extended to . us
In our time of sorrow. .
i Mrs. Alvin Potter
Lt David Potter - -
Community
Service
Howell-Edwards was founded
as an institution for commu
nity service and will always
be maintained as such. How
ell-Edwards caters to no par
ticular class but to all par
ticular people, regardless of
their financial needs. 4'
Leston Charles - n
Howell -Ed wards
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2181 State Stf
Salem ;
JtSS BARLOW
Kinrwood A Edgewater
West Salem
GLEN D. BURTON
2085 N. Capitol
Salem
M. S. CHEEK
400 . N. Liberty
Salem
T. a CLARK!
S. Coml A Owens
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M. E. CRIS WELL
1702 Center j
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FRANK DOOLITTLE
365 N. Commercial
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J. G. JONES
Rt 2. Box 232
Salem
LB. MARR t
1190 N. Capitol
Salem
C. M. MARTIN
499 Union g
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E. L. MOOR
ftL 7. Box 123
Salem
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Salem
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3050 Portland Rd.
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JOHN M. HERSHBERGER
i Woodbarn
THEO MINDEN
Sobllmlty I
CHARLES H. LAKE
Route 4
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W.T.ROBINSON
Faelfte Highway ,
Woodbarn
H. G. FBJESEN
Church Washington
Dallas
R. E. Mopes 4 H. E. Lee
197 8. Liberty
Salem
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Ktl. Boxl05
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L V.KDTKEY
701 Uglow
Dallas
JOY STRICKFADEN
t 12th SUte
Salem
WILLIS E. BERKEY
Hnbbard. Ore.
CHAS. WALKER
1st & Ida St
Stayton
DAVE REED
' 206 Main
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Falls City I
A. E. BUTTS.
Main B Sts.
Independence
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HAROLD CHTTTIM
Grand Island
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CHAS. G. HALL CROC.
Buena Vista i
BYRON W. TROTH
2505 Portland Rd.
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MRS. V. L MASTIN
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LEE A. WHEELER
Eola Springs Senr Sts.
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