1W ORSGOIf STATESMAN, Scem, Oregon,; Saturday Mornin?, J-prfl 11. ISIS
4
AGS SEVEN J
Planning Fund Rcturnci Missionary
wr-n -r-k I Friends Speaker r
win rrevent
Mrs. Vercia Cox, for many
' i Tp . yean a missionary in the Friends
LOSll V JLrrOrS near Nanking, China, will
J be the guest speaker at the South
Salem Friends church Sunday
lem long range planning commis- vh3 v V -Jl luQiana
Sion in operation wiU prevent ex- FMrh V
i , , , Mrs. Cox has recently returned
Postwar gVoand n7rS du
It was asserted Friday In a letter 5?? 51fir.ee"n w?rk
sent by . the Salem Chamber of
Commerce to the home offices of
the mission field in the southwest
provine of Yunnan.
corporations with branches in Sa- UDSerVC 11 Till (la V
The planning program is more I Witll Celebrations
man a posiwar project," the let- . ....,,. .
ter said. "It envisages a progres- At Mill CiltV
sive continuing effort' under vol- v J
a. . a
uTiiary leaaersmp oi ten or the MTT.T. rTTVM r-i-u vrw
most able and influential meu in eatertained in honor of her daugh
the community. Under their direc- ter Ro6e Uen, on her tenth birth-
nun a vumpcieni, practical engi
neer of excellent reputation will
b employed to carry out the
technical phases.S
kIt is estimated that the engi
neering, arcnuecturai j and - re
search work will require $65,000
for a five-year period, or approx
imately $13,000 a year.'
A report will be made Monday
afternoon on the progress of ef
forts by chamber of commerce di
rectors and their committees to
raise sufficient funds to under
day Tuesday after-school. Games
were : played and refreshments
were served to Rose Ellen Kerber,
Phylis and Virginia Timm, Betty
Lou Cree, Joan Johnson, Betsy
Kriever, Luella Mason, Mary Go-
ins, Miss Alice Smith, fourth grade
teacher, and Mrs. Clell Kerber.
Mrs. Knight honored her daugh
ter, Nina Knight, Tuesday after
school with a birthday party at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Runde.
The time was spent playing games
write the cost of the planning d "frestoents were served by
Commission for-a minimum tv4w4 "u uu u. uuuc
of, five years.
Neuner-Holds
Fish Bill OK
House bill 356 of the 1945 legis
lature, closing virtually all coast
al streams to commercial fishing,
is constitutional and becomes op
erative on January 1, 1948, Attor
ney General George Neuner held
here Friday.
The guests were Nina Knight,
Alvna Daly, Jessie Linnville, Mary
Lou Smith, Patricia Cree, Dolores
Poole, Phyliss Gibson, Paula Jane
Van Buskirk, Beverly Timm, Caro
lyn Brejchey Jean Wooten, Donna
Jean Cooke, Lela Mel Kelly, Paul
ine Mason.
Three Servicemen Are
Liberty Party Guests
LIBERTY Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Clark were hosts for a party Mon-
The opinion was asked by M. M i c c-f
T. Hoy, master fish warden, who 1 ,v w".cac-
questioned the validity of toe act ?fe n. their
on the ground that provision, of w.T, T"as: tCt
section one were not germane to McMman, electnaan lc, stationed
the original title under which the lnJ?an Bob Dasch,
.t;n. k- ui i linuiuiimn zc wno nas Deen in
anvnM h aph rnKwimmf uw.- we ouln I1C.
tion were enacts. Present also were Mr. and Mrs,
Triirr.in9Tnr ..m ; - I nanes isjrauger, Mr. ana Mrs.
J - , . ,
tion attackin thU law- rMntl ',onn van ixn ana Jacqueline; iwr.
was filed in the state department and Mrs' Warren McNca and Im
iKeutr, an. ana Airs, rtarry xnii
lips; i Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McMil-
len, Donna and Patty; Miss Ber
nice Sherman; Mrs. Howard Clark,
Gerry and Marilyn; Mrs. Deloris
Gravel; Mrs. George McMillen,
Louise, Betty and Richard.
here.
Many Relatives
Visit Jefferson
Man at His Home
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Dennis 0"Keefe as Danny Baldwin with Eve Ardea as Tex Donnelly,
in a scene front Republic's newest musical hit, "Earl Carroll's Vani
ties," with Constance Moore, Woody Herman and his orchestra, now
playing at the Grand. ', ; ' , ..
Highway May
Be Rerouted
MEDFORD, April 20-P)-.A
proposal to reroute the main Oregon-California
h i gh way from
Eugene to Klamat Talis jrather
than through Medford and Ash
land will be discussed here by the
Pacific Coast Highway association
at a special meeting April 25.
Arthur Schaup, Klamath Falls,
state highway commissioner, made
the proposal recently so that any
changes in the route may be made
before peace - time' expansion of
state highways Is planned, j
Officials of Lane, Douglas, Jo
sephine, Jackson and Siskiyou
counties and county chambers of
commerce are also invited.
Visiu Father
JEFFERSON-fMf, and Mrs. EI
mer Wadsworth of Harrisburg
were guests Thursday of her fath
er, J. T. Jones, i
Salem Artist
New Officer,
Gives Speech
' Arthur Selander of Salem was
elected vice-president of the Ore
gon Society of Artists which held
its meeting in Portland on Thurs
day night Other officers elected
were Albert Patecky, president,
Martha Gilbertson, secretary, and
Mrs. Fay Stevens, treasurer.
. The main speaker of the eve
ning was Selander, who gave an
informative talk on "Force of
Contrast and Recession," in paint
ing, and illustrated his talk by
taking a blank canvas and a ready
pallette and painting step by step
as he illustrated his talk, a beau
tiful scene of the North Santiam.
Voices from the audience imme
diately asked if the fishing season
was open and just where that par
ticular spot was. Even a passerby
on the street as the1 painting was
carried to Selander' car; said,
"Boyj What a place to fish!"
Detroit Camps
Are Reopened :
DETROIT- Logging camps have
resumed operations after a close
down due to snow, i
Mr. and' Mrs Earl Stahlman
and son, Jim,' spent a few days In
Salem last week. ' i
Mr. and Mrs. Arley Dickie of
Mill City were guesU of. his
mother, Mrs. G. Dickie, on Sun
day; ' I .. . s ;
Little Freddie Farrow of Mil-
waukle Is visiting his grandpar
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Farrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Buskirk .
and Mrs. Alfred Stahlman of Mill
City were recent visitors here. .
Mrs. George ' Streff and ton,
Michael, of Marlon Forks! were
here this week. . $ ' .
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jones of
Portland, who were former resi
dents here, are the parents of a
daughter. The baby has a brother
and sister.
"Mrsv Gladys Streff has received
word that her son. Bob Jones, Is
ill of malaria and is In a hospital
in the Philippines. ?
Jefferson Mission
Group Has Meeting
JEFFERSON J The Missionary
society of the Evangelical church
met In the church annex, Wednes
day. Mrs. Albert Meyerf led the
devotions, using" as her theme,
"We will grow In Interrational
Understanding., Mrs. George Kihi
conducted the meeting.
Mrs. A. Wilson . reviewed the
first chapter of the study book,
"The Indian m American Life.
Mrs. James Hague read a story
from China., l-. 'A.
Mrs. Don Davis gave current
events; high lights of the Salem
rally were given. , Fifteen mem
bers answered to roll call. .
. The society voted to donate a
quilt and other articles to the O. :
E. Sherman family who lost their
home by firt Monday. Mrs. A.
W, Oliver gave the names of Mis
sionaries . having birthdays this
month, and prayers were offered
for them. : " -
Anna Klampe and Mrs. Nettie
Reeves were hostesses.- The May
meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Gilbert Zimmerman.
William Rittenhouse set up the
first paper mill in America in
1690, near Philadelphia.- ;
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Saturday IliJo Youth Rally ;!
"Firs! Evangelical" Aidiloriiin
. 7:30 P. M. . .
A GREAT PROGRAM! A REAL INSPIRATION j
A CITY-WIDE YOUTH RALLY I
' . j j
Sponsored Jr
Salem Tenth Center
THE HERALDS QUARTET
FIIOI PACIFIC COLLEGE
Vocal and Insiranexual Nnnbers
o
. ; if
Dr. J. Renwick McCalloasit of Tacoma
Foyalar yeath speaker. Flayed fallback fer University of Miaaeseta.
Brings a challensins' message te youth.
Hit Doerksen Instrumental Quartet
Ylbraluirv - Piane - Eleetrie Guitar - Orraa
YOUTH ON THE MARCH FOR CHRIST!
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JEFFERSON C. S. Emery had Xj"TTtni
a visit with his daughters and 1 1 II Infiltration llPliriencv
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EUGENE, April 20 (If) The
University of Oregon's dean of
education siad today a national
chamber of commerce survey has
other relatives Monday. Besides
Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Fuqua who
live with her father now, 'were
Mrs. Mary McDaniels of Heppner;
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Haines of Mo- 1
lalla; Mrs. T. M. Ramsdell of
Canby; a grandson, Charlie
Brown, in the navy, and Mrs. j
Brown of Salem. Charlie has
.been overseas at' Guam, and is
on a 30-day leave.
Another grandson, Manley
Ramsdell, son of Mrs. T. M. Rams
dell, is with the army military
police and has been chosen as one
revealed Oregon has the lowest
rate of educational deficiency in
the nation.
Dr. James R. Jewell reported
Utah rates second and Washing
ton third. '
Na. 8-7
SvdomIi of Annual Statement ef the
Mid-State Insurance Company of Chi-
I cago, in tne state oi luinon. to we
thirty-nrst day oi uecemuer, m,
n4 i th lmurmrr Commissioner
of the guards at the meeting of of the Stat of. Oregon, pursuant to
ciaco, April 25.
A daughter and her husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bleakman of
Heppner, who are visiting" in
California, expect to arrive in
Jefferson Monday for a visit here.
INCOME
Net premiums received. t530.IM.32.
Total interest, dividends
and real
(! income. M.7M.1S.
Income from other aourcea, .3zi.i.
Total income. S944.3M.41.
DISBURSEMENTS
Net amount paid policyholder! for
losses.
Loss edustmet expenaet. sjs.
Acenta commissiona or brokerage.
$87.S44.1. ,
Salaries and fees effieers. directors,
home office employe. S30.487.10.
Taxes, licenses and fees, ih.m'.kj.
Dividends paid to stockholders. None.
-rsT-w u-r -1 a-k n a I uinuti.u. . r
ruiiiunii u, ajh v rr) I holders. None.
Traction Company Bur
Maritime Bus Fleet v
All other expenditures, 32,J4 M.
Total disbursements. S337JS7(J0.
ADMITTED ASSETS
Value of real estate owned (market
value). None. ,
Loans on mortgages ana couaierai.
etc Noo. ......
Value of bonds owned tamoruzeai.
$378,113.74.
Value OI SIOCU ownea imum val
ue). None. .
Cash in banks ana on nana, szm,-
311.93.
Premiums In course of collection
written since September 30. 1944, $102,-680.43.
Interest and rents du ana accrued.
f357.lt.
Other eweta (net),
Total admitted asuets, $757)31.42.
LIABILITIES. SURPLUS AND
OTHER FUNDS
Total unpaid claims. $71,845.02.
Estimated loss adjustment expense
for unpaid claims. $8,300 30.
Total unearned premiums on au un-
rents. exoenses, bills, ac
counts, fees, etc. due or accrued.
fleet of 120 buses operated for the
maritime commission by the Port
land Traction company were pur
chased today by the traction firm
for $360,000.. -
Half the price has already been
paid the commiacioti In rentals.
No. 31-17
Synopsis of Annual Statement of the
Amariun Mutual Liability Insurance
Company of Boston, in the State ef
MaJMcbusetts, on the tMrty-ftr day
of DfMinbfr. 1144. made to tne insur
ance Commissioner of the State of
Oregon, pursuant to law;
CAPITAL
Amount cj Guaranty Capital. $300.'
00.00.
INCOMr
Net premiums received- during" th
Tear. S35.153.354.4J.
Interest, dividends and rmts recelv-
d during the Tear. SI J5SJMI.S1.
Income from other sources received
during the year. $1J4.S3 43.
Tout Income. S3S.S44 JSS 4S.
DISBURSMENTS
' Net losses paid during tarn year In
cluding adjustment expenses, sw.oa.
28 is
Commissions and salaries paid dur-
lnr the Year. aa.lsO.2SI J.
taxes, licenses and fees pal during
the vear. Sl.129.438.7t.
Dividends paid on Shareholders, $14.
eoo oe
Dividends paid to pollcrbolders dur-
Ine the vear. SS.5U.437.44.
Amottnt of all other expenditures.
$l.03nZ.
Total expenditures. $31.47t.l.23.
AhurrrED assets
' Value of real estate owned market
value 1. 1574550 07.
Ijana and collattfaL etc.. SM.aO0.08.
Value ef bonds owaed eaertized,
$93 412.1 S3 ad.
Value of stocks owned (market val-
tik B4.BnA.eaC.flO.
Cash in banks and ea band, fi.Mf
1U 71 .
Premiums In eeura ef cHectto
written since Septembor a, 1S44, at,
Interest and rents duo and accrued.
$34S.7S3.Sev
nth t). asa.ioa.as
Total admitted aaaeta. aiMeT.TM.Si.
LJABILXrLU
Grots claims for loaaes 0t Lots Aa
lustments Untwid. 1371 '
Amount of unearned premiums on
all outetaauiin rlaka. SIZT.TBe.ln.
Due for commission and brokerage,
All nthar IlihilitiM.
Total liabilitMa, CKcept cafktfal, SaS.'
S7.C.U.
Guaranty Capital. f209.$OO M.
riiirnt- Til nit XSflflWHOO.
Surplus ever all liabilities, $9.79l.-
' dkABA aamk
Surplus aa regards pottcrbolders.
f 10.79189.99.
Total. IBS. 87,721.64.
BUSINESS IN ORIGON 70S
TBI VEAR
: Net premiums received diiring the
Tear. 1470 Bl.
Net losses paid during the year,
"Nf Companr. American Mutual 69; 1L R- Crawfoi bonds, 787.50;
Inability Insurance tompew -Name
of President, Charles
Nm nf Secretary. Frank R- Mul-
expired risks. $27901.19.
Salaries.
counts
S48S.00
sumatea amount qui or accrued
for taxes. $8.933.5.
Commissions, brokerage, or other
Charges due and accrued, $27,374.29.
Total liabilities, except capital, $393,-
901.33. 1
Capital paid up. szoo.ooo oo.
Surplus over all liabilities, $113,150 07.
Surplus as regards policyholders.
$303,150.07.
Total. i5V.lKi.i.
BUSINESS IM OREGON TOR
THE YEAR
Net premiums received. . $93,599 Jl.
Net losses paid. $33.9292.
Dividends paid er credited to policy
holders. None.
Name of Company, Mid -States In
surance Compear.
Name of President, William R. Sny
der. .
Name ef Secretary, It. M. Caw.
Statutory rwident attorner for aer-
vice. Commtwwnw of Invurance. -
comnssiONEirs
COURT
The following: is the official
publication of the record on claims
before the Marlon county Com
missioners Court for the January
term, 1945. with the amount al
lowed, bills continued, etc- ac
cording to the records in the office
of the County Clerk:.
Misc.: John Nar. hauling; gravel.
535.80; Jones Printing Co., print-
1X1 g. X uc u niu-uiww WW.
dost tags, 24S.S7; Ore. State High
way Comm, cold patch, 480; State
Public Welfare Comm., assistance;
14,924.60; Photostat Corporation,
sups., 595.43; Ladd it Bush Salem
Br. U. S. Natl Bank, Tax, 2,035.35;
State Ind. Ace Comm, ins-, 357.-
Salem Branch, 1st Natl Bank of
Portland, bond. 18.75; Ladd &
I Bush Salem Br, V. S. Naf 1 Bank,
bond, 18.75. Assessor's twice: C.
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CHILD'S OVERALLS
Sizes 2, 4, 6.
Reg. 1.69, special.
690
GIRLS' PIIIAFORES
Sizes limited. I i i
Reg. 1.9$, biow......4--!-
1.19
IIIFMITS' AIIRLETS
White and pastels.
Sizes AVi to 6Vi i-
190
IIIFAIITS' SHiiULS
White, pink and blue.
Reg. 3.93, now
2.93
Reg. 49c,
clearance.
WATERPROOF PAIITIES
i- f , ... i
.. :.-,i.iO0
Infanls' iill-Uool Doolies
1.........:..,590
Handmade.
Reg. 1.00, now.
IIIFAHTS' SOFT-SOLED WHITE iaD SHOES
- i
Rationed after May 1st.
Sizes 0 to 3. Values to 1.39, now...
KIDDIES' DRESSES
Boy's Pnlloycr Sweater
69 6
Nary 1 only. 12 wool.
Rejr. 19, now
CARDIGM! SWEATERS j
1,98
adiesV short sleeve.
Rejr. 3.98, how.... ,
LADIES' SUEDE GLOVES
1.00
Beie and nary only. L ; i
Reg. 1.59, specially priced
Boy's Jr. Idbnienanl DaincoQi
I Sizes 16-18. g Qf
I Rey. 4.98, clearance....: -...v... aOiawCp
Assorted styles and colors. Prints and sheers.
Specially ; priced j...! . U
1119
BOYS' SUMMER WEIGHT
fnion Snils
Sizes timited.
Rejr. 69e, clearance..... . .
39ii
HOUSEHOLD APROIIS
980
Large size. Prints and water-repellant
fabric Keg, 1JZ9, nowU.......-..; : ...j.
DICKEY COLLARS
1 Lot assorted colors.
Reg:, 39c, clearance .1 ..
150
LADIES' RAYOII GLOVES
-790
Re. 1.00,
special
IIECKWEAR
1 Lot reg. 98c,
clearance..
490
ft;; j BRASSIERES
1 Lot priced regularly 1.59, hov . . . . . . 790
Be
PAIITY-GIDDLE
Satin and rayon jersey. Elastic side panel. Small size only.
Reg. 4.98, clearance -.
1L98
53" Uide - 50 Wk,
50 Oayca Yardage
.11.98
Black or blue.
Yard
ED"Uia8-70 Ucsl .j
23 Daycn Yardage
2.93
Blue and brown tweed.
YardJ .;
RAYOII JERSEY !
. 1.59
Blue, red and plaid.
42 jnches wide. Yard
SPGII OAYOII
S90
Yellow, brown, larendar and
white. Yard...........J L
2SJ
1 iCOTTOII BHAHKETS I I , 5 Ucol Death Dknlicl ! E3 Ucol 2zh Dhr&ct -
btP il -1 2.9S . 3.9G 4.,..7um. liGL98
CEISillLLS D153SPDSAD ; - PDIIiTED TOUELEIS !!' - PSSSiIM EOBTMIS
KLftife'- .:! 6.90 - 590. 1 C
I2z .cisEi
CA Slda Slrc:I
Sikn, Cr:::a
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