The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon, Thursday Morning, June 14. 19i5
PAGE FIVE
-' The Oregon Statssnfan
Kales Fer Commission The
tate industrial accident commis
sion acted properly ia refusing to
credit .as a 1944 payment under,
the experience rating law a con-s"
tribution made Jan. 18, 1945, by
the Kaiser company. Attorney
General George Neuner ruled
Wednesday. The contribution was
, the company's payroli'tax for last
November and was due December
15. The company claimed it
should have been -credited as paid
last year -to - give- the company a
1 better experience rating for this
year.' . ": .
" Consult. Madame Littell regarding
your cosmetic needs at Price's.
Ltsimber Stolen LI 6. Wyman,
superintendent of the sash and
door plant of the: Oregon Pulp
and Paper- company, - Wednesday
reported to police the theft pf
$500 worth - pf one-quarter s inch
waterproof : plywood - .from the
warehouse rln the 100 . block -h
Court street Wymanl said; the
door bad - been pried open and
about 200 - sheets, of the wood
-four. by. eight feet stolen.- -..-'
Fur storage. Let us tell you about
our storage with free moth-proof-.
Ing. Prices.
. . Patient. Convalescing-. .Hugh
Strong who had been a patient in
&aienv Deaconess- hospital was
sufficiently recoyered Wednesday
to be removed to his borne at 1195
Shipping st. .. '
Wedding pictures ink en at the
church .520 State Pb 3722
dibit1 unry
In California. Lawrence Arvla Sim-
Ineton. A MM 3c. late resident of 24)9
Mission St.. at San Clementi. . Calif.
Husband - of Anno B. Simineton of
Salem: father of Robert. Lorraine
Barbara' and Martin SLmington, all of
. Salem: son of Walter Simineton of
Vancouver and Rachael Simington of
Wisconsin;, and brother of Lea. Lewis
and Leonard Simington, aU with the
li.. S.- army overseas. Mrs. Harris
Boyer of Swisshome, Ore., and Mrs.
John Jankuebk of Vancouver, Wash.
Funeral services will be held Thurs
day, June 14, at 1:30 p.m.. In the W.
T. Rigdon chapel with concluding ser
vices at City View cemetery. Rev. S
Ravnor Smith will officiate. Services
will be under the auspices of Caoitol
Post .No.. 9 American Legion and pall
bearers will be V-12 men from Willam
ette university.
Carer '
Jessie Pearl Carey, late resident of
wn I ora St.. at a local nospitai, Mon
day, June 10. Survived by her hus
band, Dave Carey of Salem; three
sons. Alvin Carey of Salem, Luther
Carey of Portland and Louis Carey of
Amity: six dauenters. Mrs. EsstesiarK
of Dallas, Mrs. Sarah Carson and Mrs.
Delores Collins of California, Mrs.
Dolly McAdams of , Nebraska. Mrs.
Josie Munh of Central Point. Ore
nd Miss Hildred Carey of Salem, and
10 grandchildren. Funeral , services
vdll be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from
tlte Rose Lawn Funeral home. Inter.
Tt ent in Delcrest Memorial park. Rev.
Clark Era of Dallas wiU officiate.
- Woelk
Mrs. Barbara Woelk at the resident
R.FJ. No. 1. Box 236, Salem, on June
12, survived by husband Fred J. Woelk
f Salem, three daughters, Mrs. J. D.
Gritton. Mrs. Velma Carpenter both
Of Salem. Mrs. Winnie Hicks. The
Dalles, sons Clarence. William. Thea-
- dor. Fred J. Jr., all of Salem, also
Frank of Troutdale, Ore, brother Otto
Hiss, Kansas, sister Mrs. Sally Daum,
Salem, and six grandchildren. Services
will be held from the Clough-Barrick
chapel Friday, June IS, at 1:30 p.nC.
with Rev. George Cromley . officiating.
Interment in the Zena cemetery,
Knight ' '-'
- James L. Knight lata resident of 1144
K. Cottage, June 12. at the residence
. . of his son 360 Columbia at. Survived
by wife. Sarah Jane (Jennie) Knight;
sons. Dale L. Knight. Salem,' William
C. Knight. Chadron, Nebr.; half-brothers,
George Seld Salem. David Seid.
- Boone. Colo., Earl. Ernest and Ed. all
'of Nemaha, Nebr.: half-sisters. Pearl
, Bradley, Salem, and Rev. Marion Seid,
Sheridan, Wyo. Services will be held
from tlia Clough-Barrick chapel Fri
day, June 15, at 10.30 a.m., with Rev.
IHidley Strain officiating.-Interment in
Bclcrest , Memorial park. :- ,
Waiver -
In this city June 1.1. BaU H. Wagner,
late residenr of 11SS Chemeketa st.r
brother of Miss Nan M. Wagner of
Salem. Member of Episcopal church
- and Knights of Pythias fraternity. An
nouncement el funeral services will
be made later by the rW.- T. Rigdon
company.
AMph
In this city June 13, Litlie Adolph.
widow of the late Joe Adolph. late
resident of 240 North 14th st. Salem:
mother of Alden Adolph of Portland
- and Lt Rex - Adolnh In far east air
' service command. New Guinea: sister
of Edward Rostein of Salem. Joseph
Rostein -of Los Angeles, Mrs. Eva Levy
of - Victoria.. B. C Mrs. Rose Genoa
of Victoria, and Mrs. Ida Hartnan
f New York- Ctt. Four grandchild
ren also survive. Funeral services will
be held FrMav, June IS, at 1:30 p.m,
. in the W. T. Rigdon -chapel with con
cluding services at City View ceme
tery. Rev. George H. Swift will offi
ciate, -
. Power '
Mr. Asenath Power, late resident
f 253 North 13th St.. at a local hos
. pital June 13. Survived by a daugh
ter. Mrs. George Scales of Salem:
son. Dr. T. Kenneth Power of the
- V. S. army: two. sister. Mrs. E. T.
Barnes, of Salem and Mrs. Gertrude
Hopkins of - Taeoma: three brothers.
J. H. Baker of Salem. H. D. Baker of
Tacoma and Emorr Baker of Taeoma:
nd two grandchildren. Announcement
of services later by the Clough-Barrick
company.
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TeleDhone 9101
CooncU Committees Meet A
Joint meeting of the .utilities and
traffic committees of the Salem
city council . has been called lor
7:30 o'clock tonight in the coun
cil chambers. Principal purpose of
the meeting is discussion of park
ing space for the Oregon Motor
stages at the terminus of its lines,
now at State, and Commercial sts.
Requests for reservations around
the city --also will be discussed.
Members of the utilities commit-:
tee are Aldermen Albert H. Gille,
Howard Maple and E. W.'.Acklin.
Aldermen Kenneth Perry, Gille
and G.- F. Chambers are on the
traffic committee.. . . - .' '
Madame, - Littell will give- expert
cosmetic advice at Price's in their
new department . . ;
Baldock te Waahinrioa R,
H. Baldock,. state; highway : engi
neer, left t Wednesday for Wash
ington, D. C, where he is to at
tend neetings of the executive
committee, and, committee on de
sign of, the American Association
of State Highway Officials. Stan
dards ior postwar interstate high
ways are to be worked out by
the committees. .
7 hr. developing & printing service
at Burke's Camera "Shop. 174, N
Com'L ' ,: ' . -f
Removed te' llome :Irst Wil-
ham Melvin Yahnes and infant
daughter Were removed Wednes-
day -from Salem Deaconess hos
pital to their home at 235 South
23rd st
Asparagus for freezing and can
ning. Fiala Ranch, 3 miles north
in . Polk Co. Phone : 2-3072. Bring
containers.. . .
Twins at Home Mrs. Lyle
Young and her twins, a son and
a daughter, were removed from
Salem Deaconess hospital Wed
nesday to their home at 36i South
16th st ... 4 .
More turkey pickers needed. Good
pay. Marion Creamery, 245 D St
Daughter Born Mr. and Mrs.
Mark Powell, 1895 North Church
sU Wednesday became the par
ents of a daughter, born in Salem
General hospital at 3:21 a. m.
Furniture wanted. Woodry. 5110.
Leave Hospital Mrs. George
C. Chackmann and infant daugh
ter were removed from Salem
Deaconess hospital Wednesday to
their home. '
Madame Littell, cosmetie expert
of two- continents, now m her own
department at Price's.
Mother, Son Home Mrs. A.W.
Aiciuiiop, or 1343 u st, was re
moved to her home Wednesday
with her baby son, born in the
institution. ,.
Leave HospiUl Mrs. R. L.
Beach and infant --daughter were
removed Wednesday from Salem
General hospital to their home at
.1100 Chemeketa st v
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Motel ':-&4
1 Qet Ready jor theunimer With' These - t SksCh--'-1
XVy Including . cream "heiq; toddle' fk :' I
Ss4H;-V.1 V tan, flag red. whites aaid gay com- J 'tl r1f ' i'Htejr U
U-h Vv-? . - - Clearance nation tree s Y s
ii" ixv- 4 - Special Group Women's X Childreu1. . 's Hl- i
1 lX -Play Shoes S9 -I '; X l
I N -How - : rli li'V.'i" ' "-V rl
1 .. ' Reg. 2.69 to 2.9$ ''.;. ' -
I Just Arrived, Large Shipmen! j
V : " .Children's and 0)$$ -:: -'
1 Hisses'. 'A l-zj !a 1
? -' ' ; Wear-Tested No-Mark Soles - Sizes 5 to 3 1 I
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Five Bolldlng Permits .Five
building permits were- 'issued
Wednesday in the office of City
Engineer Jj Harold Davis to the
following: C. E. igler to erect
a . dwelling i'at 1615 Norway ' st. at
a cost of $4000;. Jennie Johnson to
alter -a 'dwelling at 345 , South
Capitol st Itt a cost of $100; Helen
Siemens to reroof . a : dwelling ' at
lire Southt I3th.st.t aicost.of
$119j.TS, &! Nohglren. to alter i
cafe -at 524 State sf. ax a cost of
$100? W. .W.: Chadwick to alter
a store at 255 "State str t cost
ct $250.: I -. : -:: - ; c.v..
For unpainted furniture "shop
Woodr6w'sl325 Xnter: " ,
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Prepare far FJecUoa ' Ballot
boxes for the special' election'; od
June -22 will be turned" over - to
the sheriff; for delivery 'on June
16, County ; Clerk Henry- C Matt
son - announced Wednesday. -Fail-
Ure- in delivery of an 'order- for
large - supplies envelopes resulted
in the office force manufacturing
enough to fill in. .
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Dr. . Woodmansee's . , Dental . Office
w.ill be closed, until June 18th.. i.
lJbbey;te?Si)eak F. W. Libbey
Will address the Salem Lions club
today, at noon. in Hotel. Marion,
Libbey. Is director, of -tjie state
department of geology 1 and; min4
eral industo -with - headquarters
in- Portland "New Bauxite . Dis
covery in the North'wesf; will be
the speaker! "subject '. C'' v
Fur storage. 1 Lev us tell you about
our. storagejvftti free motii'-ptoioff
hlgP Prices.? I - ' ' "
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Boy Eeturned Five boys .who
decided' to ttake . an unauthorized
vacation' from Chemawa ; Indian
schodr got as far as Salem where
Officers picjted them up arid i-e
turned ; theanj tor the " school." -'; " '
"Cyn" ; Cronlse Photographs and
Frames. 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg.
Vandalism' Charged. Two
youths were arrested by, police
and held for juvenile court -after
officers faMy well established
they had been guilty of breaking
windows in the city.
Prewar davenport and rchair for
sale. Ph. 5078.- - . ;
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Grerg Candidate Glenn H.
Gregg, former Salem city council
member, is k candidate vto suc
ceed himself j as a 'member of the
Bend school board. His, was the
only petition! filed at closing time.
:, - $t t - - -
Price's invite you in for a free
consultation; fin their new cosmet-;
ic department :'. ' S "
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Sawdust Fire Sawdust in the
basement oi a residence at 210
North 20th; kt caught fire Wed
nesday at 2:20 p. m. and the fire
department jivas called to quench
the flames. , ' v - v i; . .
For home loans see Salem Fed
eral. 130 Srttath r.ihrtvJ. ,
Aged Man Mlsslrr-Police were
notified Wednesdry fo institute a
search for P, C. .LntiersonP 91, of
551 'North 21st st who had been
missing ' from his home long
enough to cause alarm amongrhis
relatives
. 357 State, Next to Midget Market I . ' 1
CIECCIT COURT
Lawrence Girardin vs. Bernard
Zieliosky; decree gives plaintiff
$169.67 judgment 'against defend
ant I ' ' .- .- 7:..- r'i
Colby Sanborn vs.-Alice Ma
rie - Sanborn ; motion - by defendant
to set aside" decree entered Oct
31,' lf44, on grounds 'she was not
aware of "tile - seriousness- of the
suit; I defendant also? filed cross
complaint .alleging 'cruel -and far
human treatment; asks custody of
two miaor children and $50 moo-
thly for their support : -
Ellen Tarasovich vs. Steve Tar--
asovich; divorce complaint; alleg
es enlel and inhuman treatment.
. Gr4ce D.' Kufner vs. George J,
Kufnlr: divorce decree , granted:
plaintiff awarded. onethird. intern
Club Meets Townsend club
No. 16 will meet at "the home of
Mrs. 1 Arnold, 2258 Ford ' st, tQt
.ght '.. :fr;?,ii.r T-, 'A i
Moref turkey pickers needed- Good
puy. ilarion Creamery. 245 D St
Give (dad a sport shirt. .He likes
cprnfjortable wearables. Alex "Jones
121 North High st. ...
" Vandalism Reported - . S m
Muchfaick" reported to police Wed
nesday that vandals had scratched
the windows on the Jewel Box at
443 State "st -; ' ' " ' . ;
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Free Consultation on your csmet
ic prdjbiems at Price's new depart
ment, t, --" " : ...
Radio Feiind Floyd R. Weber
Monmouth, found a radio cached
near IcKinley school and when
policel investigated it tifrned out
to bdong to Walter Jt . Kirk, hav-C
ing 'been: stolen from bis ' home
about "June 1. .' .-'"
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For sale: New house . and large
lot Automatic oil furnace. $6350.
Termi 310 Park ave. Ph. 6335. '
Dr. Efmer H. K. Dorr and family
will leave Friday evening, June 15,'
for a itwo weeks vacation at Nes-
kowirl Dr. Dorr will return to his'
office Saturday, June 30. - -
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Ig Permit Permit to haul
logs bver county and market
roads has been granted by the
county court to Arthur L. Ander
son of Lyons.
Opening dance, Salem Armory,
Sat., jJune 16. Joe Hassenstab,
featuring xylophone. Clyde Ban
croft, vocalist. ;
.Woman Injures nead .Mrs.'
J. Hi West, 472 North 24th st.,
fell down a stairway Wednesday
while! visiting at 535 North Winter
st, cutting a gash on the top of
her bead. First aid dressed the
wound.
I . , . . . ;
Laborers ' wanted Salem Con- '
crete ihpe and Products Co, Port-I J
land "Road."
Line Permit Issucd-The county
court Wednesday approved, a re
quest! of Ray Kerr, . St .Paul, to
la at 12-inch water pipe' line un
der?.cpunty.oad 604 in the Clear
Lake 1 section. - . K-
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est in real property" custody ' of
minor children' with $25 monthly
for support of each and $50. mon
thly alimony. - .'. .
PROBATE COURT. ' t .
-Natham- -Rf Graham estate; fi
nal account filed by-Ida Grahanx
administratrix, shows -$3192 a re?
ceipts and $894.50 -disbursements;
hearing tn account July -.16. "
C M. - J arstad estate; ' order au
thorizing : sale of mining -'securi
ties bdonging; to; estate-:::
-James Plant estate; ordeg show?
ing determination of inheritance
tax at $26.76.- r'- -:? I ;r t
Doris B; Montan and Carl . S.
M on tan, minors; teal property ap
praised at $1333.34; order author
izes Cerilaf Asper,-guardian, -.:to
sell the subdivided ; one third -. tor
terest ol each ward, in teal estate.
- Richard tX Gamble estate; .-or?
der ccifirrning. sale, of real .prop?
erty to, Mejvjn. Johnson ajiid . Marie
Johnson ;tar; lll50t-.' t; V;
'JtJ'STIOT'-COlR'lVvv:?-'V-? "-
State ' Vs-. Roy Davis; charge be
ing Intoxicated on public high
way; fined' $10 and costs. - r
State vs.? Walter Boggs; charge
drunk and disorderly conduct;
dismissed with' defendant paying
court -costs. - '
State vs. John Williamr Philpot;
charge unit t overload on trailer;
fined $5 and costs, - . ,
: State .vs. Ralph' Paul - DeVilbissj
charge defective muffler; baiL25,
State vs.; "Leyston. Nair; charge
non- support;-preliminary. held
and case continued for 30 days?
defendant released 'on own recog
nizarice. '"'" - .
MUNICIPAL COtilRT .
Charles. Johnson, Salem; charge;
permlttuig minors to piay pooi;
guilty verdict by 'iuryr' fined $25:
MARRIAGE ' LICENSES " . ' "
Gilbert R. Stuller, 27,' truck
driver and Edith Barnes, 31, wait-;
ress, both of 313 12th st. Seaside.
Benjamin J. Brady, 34, jitney
driver, and Ida Brady, 32, housed
wife,; both of 424 West Main st
' Most men look for a label on the merchandiso & buy.
'. For his Father's Day gift this year play doubly safe.' A
9jft bom The Man's Shop irrvariably carries the' label'
of a maker,, he:'iespeds-and laiowa forauahty. r j U
Never in normal times will you find a niore complete
selection of up-to-the-minute patterns and unusually fine
quality in hand-tailored" neckwear. Beau Brummel -
Manhattan , Hollyvogue colorful .modernistics
paisleys,; stripes, foulards and small all-over patterns.
Dad will like these ties. ''.
LUXURIOUS
ROBES
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Committees at
Work on July
Celebration
"In . preparation ' for Salem's
fourth -of July "ceTebration, 'Onas
Mison, general cnairmaq ror-tne
celebration, 1 has ! announced the
compleuorv of . his committee vap
pointments4ncludiiig: " -;v v . , ? ; '
American .Legion Fourth of July
comnussiotti ; -(Onas , S. . Olson,
chairman; tanley Krueger vice
chairman; .WWJam ;L; McCarthy,
World Wat II; KelJey Owens, post
commander; arl Wiper, secretary.
. Finance committee, J. A. Lewis,
chairman;. . carnivalr -committee,
Don Madison,- .chairman; .legion
concessions,' t f a 1 p h CampbelL
chalrmari; barbeque ' . committee
John Olson, .chairman;.. auxiliary
committee, Austin Wilson., chair
man; -1 entertainment ' committee,
Rex KimmeL chairman. " . -. '. . j .
Patriotic ceremonies, Frank Ben
nett," chajrraan; - police, committee,
Ike I ; Bacon, " chaipoan; -publicity
committee, Sarle Abrams, chair
man; sports ' committee, ' Oliver
Huston, chairman; loud speaker s
quipment, Ray It' Moore, : chair
man; parade and special events;
Ira Pilcher, ' chairman; speaker's
stand ".arid s seats j Dick Meyer,
chah-man; war bond liaison. Gene
Vandeheynde.' ' . "-" .-"
Chairman Olson announced that
the celebration -would begin June
29 with carnival shows at Marion
Square. Ort Uie evenings of July
li '3 and 4, programs will be pn
vlded under the"'directici of Rex
Kimmcl. , A-lsu-ge platform is to
be built in the square With special
P '." ,J". . ; r-rr i 1 . e
Silverton.' J J " " .1
Raymond : M. ' Berry,; 21, ' US
army,; and Alta Mae Jones, ,17,
student both of McMinnville. "
Louis PT Warner, 32; US navy,
route seven, Salem", and: Jessie
Iveans,. 26, housework, 282 North
18th st; Salem. 1 " ' "
us Neckwear
$ 00
Price
to
' - The Store of Style
State Street, --.-i,--.-
lighting and adequate loud speak
er equipment installed. - .
. The Fourth of July Is to bring
an all-day celebration, beginning
with a parade at 10 a.nu, patriotic
ceremonies at 11 free barbecue at
inoon under the" direction "of John
Olson who. prepared and, served
the meat last yearj boys ., sports
and entertainment all -aftecnoon,-and
a final prdgrab starting at 7
pin.; ' J' ''.. i
There will, be, 100 prizes given
tdtVwStatfMMBskM UmS)
f
'of a
fragrance
' -'. A fame perfume fragrance
treasured for its radiance , , , blended
'now into a cologne of exquisite ' -
Ightnej j, brightness
for you
with lbvish freedom.
Cosmetic,
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M il: y MM - M f
':.:;:;.:;ptWd;i::
. -ff 1 ' wtftaT st.
Fine all-wools, brocaded rayons, cjabart"
dines in 'spun rayon. j It will be d ieal
triumph . to you to be able to present
Dad with such 'a surprisingly fine-quality
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DOBBS HATS;
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It's easy , to give a hat this way: Buy a aift certificate.
Place it in a miniature hat box with a toy hat which we
furnish. Then on Father's Day present him wi Amerlca't
finest hat which he will select later at -his leisure.
Dobbe Felts
$6.50
Straws
$2.50
AiMitional Gift
1. Interwoven 'Socks
2. Sport Coats
3. Tackle Twill Zipper .
. .. front Wlndbreakers
4. Jantzen Swim Trunks
Quality and, Value
Salem,
away during the day, contributed
by Salem bui in ess men.- , -The-American
Legion is co-op-1
eranng inui .uir iumiiwu
war bond commitlee In the cele-'
bration. ... --
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Portlandflas Bid Fire
- PORTLAND, . June" 13 -VP-Four
firemen were injured today
when flames caused 430,000 dam
age to a - three-story . building.
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I COLOGNE
reflects the brilliance
precious perfume " .
to yse
Deportment
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$26.50 $25.00
$10.00
$7,00
Suggestions'
5. Pioneer Belts & Braces '
6. Swank Jewelry
7. Sport Shirts' '.
f. Pasts Haocws. Ootiet
" Brushes, Tie Eacks
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