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V i i Tho OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Tuesday Morning July 24. 1945 page nvx i i j f ' '". 11 ill 1i- Hi (CMy KIws IIBnaSffs Ths Oregon Statesman Tolophono 9101 Fir Balldinr Permit Five building permit wert issued Mon day in the office of City Engineer J. Harold Davis to the following: Leo Newman to reroof a dwell ing at 1950 Center it. at a cost of $304; A. W. Fry to alter a garage at . 180 North 23rd st at a cost of $20; Leslie Wadsworth to erect a dwelling at 590 North 22nd st at a cost of $5000; A. P. Bran son ; to reroof a garage at 80S Breys ave. at a cost ot $23; Ed Burgess to reroof a store at 1098 Mill st at a cost of $30. . . Party who picked up purie in Ladd St Bush bank is known. No action will be Uken if returned to .' bank. . Baby t Dieksens A five pound eight ounce girl was born in Ball hospital at Corvallis last Saturday to Mrs. Alva Dickinson (formerly Dorothy Mason). The father is petty officer 2c aboard a sub marine in the Pacific area. Grand parents are George A. Dickinson of Salem and Mrs. Warren O. Ed wards of Corvallis. Leonard'j Supper Club is open ev ery night. No cover charge before 8 pjn. Every Tues. night ladies admitted free. Every Thurs. night Is Barrel -o-Fun night. Weman Badly Injured Mrs. Martha DePew, 1820 South High St., is in a critical condition and Betty Etzel, 17, of Stayton, and Mrs. Gladys Meskimen, 28, of 525 North 14th st, are in Salem Gen eral hospital as the result of an automobile accident Sunday on Turner road, four miles east of Salem. Murray SJiampang, 19, of Stayton. and V. E. Meskimen, were driving the cars. First air and two ambulances answered the accident alL . u Kiwaals Speaker Joe Benner Will be the speaker at the Kiwanis club luncheon today- and his daughter, Helen Benner, will pro vide i special music. Benner will ppeak on the subject "We the Peo ple." He is a former Linn county School supervisor and is now re tired 'after 25 yean in the Salem postoffice. Miss Benner is a radio singer In New York City, which is jher home. Leonard's .Supper Club is open ev ery night. No cover charge before 8 p.m. Every Tues. night ladies admitted free. Every Thurs. night is Barrel-o-Fun night Prowlers In House Robert prlscoU, 755 South High st, re ported to police Monday that his rini Aid vuitnr Th Corvallis home had been entered and a first air car, a large Buick pur chased new in 1943, was in Salem Monday bringing up a patient here, j The car was driven by Charles Tallman, member of the Corvallis fire department and son of : Fire Chief Percy Tallman, of that city. Obituary Alderna Carl E. Alderman, laU resident of route three, Salem, at a local hos pital July 21. Survived by hia wife. Mn. -Pearl Alderman; a aon. Kraery Alderman; daughter, Carol Alderman, all of Salem; his mother, Mrs. Mina Alderman of Dallas, and a brother. Glen Alderman of Salem. Service! will be held Tuesday. July 34. at 1 D.m.. from the Clouch-Barrick chapel. Interment in Betcraet Memorial park. Cbffett Clyde Claggett, at hia home in Dur ham, Calif., at the age ot SI. The father of Helen Olson of Depoe Bay, Ore.; Ruth Clargett of Portland. Ore., and Thomas and francis Oaf sett, both oC the U. S. army; brother of Arch nd Ben Claggett and Mrs. Ellen Welch of Salem: Tom Claggett of Seattle, Wash.: Mrs. Amie Caspes of! Pasadena. Calif .: Mrs. Amelia Wilson of Victoria. B. C.; Mrs. Margaret Moh ney of Portland, Ore., and Mrs. Har-, rtet Miller, ot Oakland. Calif. An-j rounrement of services later ty Wj cedar chest and drawers in dresser ransacked. He could not determine whether anything had been taken. For home loans see Salem Fed eral, 130 South Liberty. Tompkins Speaker - The quar terly meeting of the Poik county Pomona grange will be held Sat urday, July 28, at the Glen Adams place oh Glen creek road, West Salem. Morton Tompkins, state grange master, will be the speaker. Large shipment of high grade un finished furniture just received at Pickett's Co-op Furniture, 13th and State. " Line Exteawiea Granted The county court Monday granted permit to the Portland General Electric company to extend a pole line one and one-thlf d miles on county road 548.. , Rigdon company. Herts J M ' . ! Barbara Hertz, at Pendleton. I Ore.j July 20. Survived by two sons. 'Ralph ' Hertz of Tacoma. Wash., and Valen4 tine TlerU of Seaside. Ore. Also two daughters. Mrs. Magdalena Ware ot Washington ! and Mrs. Margaret Myers of Portland. Ore. Services will be held at St. Joseph's church Tuesday July 24, at 9 JO a.m.. with Interment ot St Barbara cemetery. Direction of Clough-Barrlck company. , j i Jamison ; . Robert Paul Jamison, at Camp Rob ert. Calif. July 23. Veteran of World war II. Husband of Virginia Jamison of Jefferson. Ore.; son .ot joimi i LmiutM . K.l.m anrf KhM T. Jimt. son; father of Patricia Ann Jamison I of Jefferson: brother of Russet Jami son, USN, John F. Jamison. Jr., USAi Joe Jamison of Salem. Dorothy Butt- er of San Jose. Calif.. Mary Xing of Jefferson. Ore.. Rhea Whitby of sa4 jem. Announcement of services later by the W. T. Rigdon company. - r SaDBlarfleld ' In this city July 22. OUie Sapping field, late resident of Pratum, Orel - at the age of 84 years. Wife ot Henry Sappingfield of Pratum and mother of Mrs. Ethel Rice of Portland and Mrs. Edith Flood ot Los Angeles. Calif. Also survived by two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Graveside aervices wilt be held at the Macleay cemetery Tuesday. July J. at 3 p.mj, with Rev. J. R. TurnbuU officiating. Direction of W. T. Kigdon company Authority On Deafness Here IJJ, HAROLD F, McDONALD WILL DEMONSTRATE NEW WAR-DEVELOPED HEARING LENSES AT SALEM FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. JULY 27 & 23 Mr.-McDonald with specialized,1 training on hard of hearing prob lems, will conduct a free clinic; for the hard of hearing at ,901 First National. Bank, July 27 and 23 from 10 a. m. to 7 p. m. j - Feature of this Better Hearing Clinic will be a demonstration of the new "Hearing Lenses, a dra-i ma tic development made N as a re-j suit of war discoveries. Being hard of hearing himself, Mr. McDonald takes an under-i standing interest in helping the hard of hearing, and is well qua- lified to make scientifically cor-i . rect fittings of bene and air con duction instruments. The new Acousticon S p e e c li nearis Test will be given free! as well as a private demonstra tion of the new Futura Acousticon hearing aid which is made by Am-; erica's oldest hearing aid manu facturer.! Simply call at the time mentioned above. Evening ap Bavg tar Injmrtd Police were of the opinion Monday that a bur glar entering the Neimeyer Drug store, 175 North Commercial, at. failed In his mission ; because of being injured. Drops of blood were bund on the floor leading to an outside door.; The blood spots were first evident Immediately under the skylight,' through which entry was gained. Nothing was missing. Bicycle Recevered -S. A bicycle, which was ridden to the Salem bus depot and abandoned, was re covered by police; who, after checking, discovered it carried Salem license No. 1? 14, apparent ly .being stolen. H i f ' i ' ' " I. i Harold; F. McDonald, authority on deafness, will be in Salem July 27 and 28. Mr. McDonald may be consulted any time between 9 a.m. and S p.m. at 90S First National Bank ttldevl S i Accident Victim Better Rodney Simonson, ,1162 North 14th- st- who was injured by an automobile and taken to Salem Deaconess hos pital, was I sufficiently recovered Monday to be removed to his home, i f Fur storage.! Let us tell you about our storage With f ree . moth-proof- Sna. Prices, i IS ' : w -r-" ; & i Picnie Thursday X-4 Members of the Seven S Sisterhdow class of the First Christian chuirch will leave on the; 10:40 a. m. Silverton road bus Thursday for a picnic at the S. iE. NeVins home, with partici pants bringing table service. : i- 8 I .11 Fur storage.' Let us tell you about our storage With free moth-proof ing. Prices. II r I'm Blao; Sought Whereabouts of A. W.iGalvih are being sought by Sheriff Denver Young who has a message from E. J. Galvin, 3121 Portland aye., Oakland, Calif., stating the mother of the two men is on her death bed. j , . i ' f t ' r? Dr. G. S. Hoffman will be away from his office until August 23. i j i ' Son Born Mr. and,. Mrs. Claude Nelson, 1245 North Commercial st, became the parents of a son Mon day, the child being 'born at 9:45 a. m. in Salem Deaconess hospital. !;v i ??'-'"; "Cyn"i Cronise Photographs and Frames. 1st I Natl Bank Bldg. , Littler a Visitor Robert Littler, attorney of San Francisco, spent Monday 'in Salem visiting JUs aunt, Mrs. A. A. UnderhilL S85 South 12ttv st A graduate of Wil lamette university and of Stan ford law school, Littler, has prac ticed law in San Francisco for many years,? and is regarded as an authority in the field of indus trial relations, ) - Warner Retarns Loyal A. War ner, s a 4 e m Chamber of com merce president and J. C Penney company store manager, was back t work Monday after a vacation which he and Mrs.f Warner spent at their Neskowin summer home. Leaves; Hospital Mrs. Irving Fox, 549. South Liberty sU was removed! to her home Monday from Salem .Deaconess hospital where she has been a medical patient- ! ' ':' . . 7 hr. developing it printing ser vice at Burke's Camera-Shop. N. Com'L .;' i" ... 174 . Womaa Burned Mrs. J. Brozek, 1440 Waller st sustained second degree burns Monday on her right shoulder! and face when a, hose carrying ;hot water burst First aid administered treatment i f ' Wedding pictures ; taken at the church. 520 State. Ph. 5722. Son Byrn Mr: and Mrs. Ter ence Hazel, 765 North 18th ! st, became the parents of a son Mon day, born in Salem General hos pital 'at 6:35 p. m. ' - A ' For unpainted furniture shop at Woodrow's, 325 Center. i Beer Theft Reported Theft of eight cases of beer .from Avis' Tavern, 2217, Fairgrounds rd., was reportedj to police Monday. Pistol Stolen Charles Steven son, 2620 Portland rd., reported to police Monday the theft of .38 special pistol of Spanish make. v I. h 4 Mrs. Artnena Felt from the Spen cer Support shop of Portland will be at the Hotel j Senator Wed, July 25; to, interview those in terestedlin Spencer corsets and to deliver previous orders. Radio 'Stolen A Philco radio was stolen from the service sta tion at 2181 State st, police were notified Monday. : .1 '. r;-, . 5F00T1ATI I J i 'f " - 'trf I ofirvi I ' I ' :i;i"l li JL i fUHSTAIlI I 'SW - I .- -V 1 ' l BSHBBBBBBBBBBSl ' I I Xsy c-' ,oumbokiy I n -S . -.aea4kia'asaaaa?? -Aiu-wovtir ! . I L. : .: " : I ;i .- . ' - I Mrs, Swaasoa Hera Mrs. Net- tie Swanson, Minneapolis, has ; been a recent guest here in the home of heT sister,? Mrs. Lawrence Bartosz, and with her brother, Nicholas Klein.; Peter Klein of Mt AngeL father of the trio, was here Sunday and j Mrs. Swanson is now at his home. The sisters had not seen one .another for 15 years.;-; . remit Issued -4 A permit was issued 1 Monday by the county court i to Arthur Mulky. route three, Silverton, authorizing him to move a combine over county roada.! j- '-"-!""' , Leg Permit Issued A permit to haul logs over) certain county roads ' was issued Monday by the county court to Francis W. Pope, route one, box 20f, Stayton. . High Field Fired A grass fire got underway Monday at 1 p. m. on dinger field at the Salem high school. Firemen halted spread of the blaze. -. I - - ? Car Damaged An automobile belonging to ex-Sheriff A. C. Butk was struck and damaged while parked in the 400 ' block on North High ist, police were notified, f Patient Recovering Mrs Abra ham Esau, 1242 Sixth st. West Salem, was sufficiently recovered Monday to be removed from Sa lem Deaconess hospital to her home. ' I " r Meeting Scheduled The Ne braska club auxiliary will hold its meeting at Mrs. Ausborn's, a half mile from the Pen Four-Corners, July 25, with a no-host luncheon Park Grass Fire A grass fire in the city's newly acquired Bush pasture park tract was extinguish ed Monday at 10 a.m. by the fire department I Automobile Stolen Bert Zie linski, 1073 Oak 1st, reported to police Monday that his Buick pickup had been stolen while park ed at Hoyt and 12th sts. Chamber Workers Return Paul Bi Corr, Salem Chamber of Com merce assistant manager, and Mrs. June Carstenson, stenographer at the chamber completed their va cations ' the - past weekend and were back at work Monday, v Mother. Daughter Home Mrs, William Neal and Infant daughter were removed Monday; from Sa lem Deaconess hospital to their home. . ;- . ' j. . v.;. ..... . Machinery Permit Issued J. R. Minty, route two, box 98T, Salem, was granted a permit Monday by the county court to move a com bine over county roads.! ' ' Watch, Money Stolen Edward E. Malone, Bligh hotel, reported to police Monday that his room had been entered and a watch and $10 stolen. I Truck Lines Slate Joint Action Plan j.. , . -. ..- - . (PORTLAND, July 23.k4VMiles of empty hauls and duplication of service will be eliminated by seven Oregon trucking companies under a (joint action plan announced to- day by the office of defense trans portation. (Five large companies will fun nel part loads to the K. C. truck lities, Hubbard, and the Woodburn truck line. These two companies will build up full loads at trans fer points for the Heavy Haulers. ODT estimates the plan will save 25,000 operating miles a year. : Other companies participating Willamette Valley Transfer and Salem-Portland Motor Freight companies, Portland; Reimann Truck service and Salem Naviga tion companies, Salem; Pierce Auto .Freight Lines, Inc., Med ford. ' . WU Student Accepted l Fop Naval Academy WASHINGTON, July 2J-(JP) Representative Stockman (R Ore.) has been Informed of U. S. Naval academy acceptance of the college credits of his latest ap pointee to the academy.! ; The- appointee, Robert Earl Ward, will be given hia physical examinations in August' Son of -Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Charles Ward of Baker,; Ward has been training in the navy's V-12 program at Willamette university, Salem, and; University of Wash ington. Seattle. He was graduated from Baker; high school in 1944. Recovering From Fall Riy H. Rogers, hopi grower on route three, who Was irt Salem Deaconess hos pital for 48 days following a fall from a horse, was able to go home Monday. . ; .. . ' ; : ' . - NIJJ Orders Plywoodj ; Workers Back to Jobs PORTLAND, July 23-4P)-Strik 1 in Springfield Plywood corpora tion employes have been ordered by the national , labor relations board to resume operations imme diately or appear at a hearing here Tuesday at 9 a.m. The jlant is engaged 100 per cent in war production. j Strikers are AFL plant etn ployes whom the NLRB denied a bargaining election because the company has industry-wide CIO contracts. ; . Many Beys Camp The YMCA camp at Silver Creek recreation area served approximately 540 boys during the season which! closed Sunday, Harold Davis, boys' work secretary forjthe Salem "Y," reported Monday. ; vc m tt iti n 'vN: rr W IJ IJ1J M l MO CAN TAKE THE PtACE OF r I ,. -":'0 I o o Consult j Dr. E. E. Boring This consultation and examination will provide the correct information regarding your eyes. , - , regarding your eyes., I ; f BORING OPTICAL I 383 Court Street f Sj ;- j Phone65f L ' . j mi J ylr v-i - ' ' '!- - ' ! 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