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'j j 'I j The OREGON STATESMAij Sal ana, Oregon, Tisaador r
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Morning, July 31, 1943
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The Oregon Staltimon Telephone 9101
I fir Building rerznlta Five
building permits were issued
Monday in the office of City En
gineer J. Harold Davis to the fol
' lowing A. Ht Turner to alter a
garage ai 517 1 South 23rd st., at a
cost of $30; Xi E. Misener to erect
a garage at 1325 Center si, at a
cast of $100; Edward R. Cook to
alter a dwelling at 2125 Myrtle at.
at a cost of $300; R. ATClark to
alter a garage at 2110 University
at, at a cost of $50; J. Luka
sunU to alter a dwelling at 1625
North 20th st at a cost of $200.
jt Mast laaadct Kestaeraats -It is
mandatory upon county health
officers in counties having a popu-
lation of 10,000 or more to inspect
and license restaurants where food
' is prepared for public consump-
tion, under a law of the 1945 leg
4 islature, Attorney General George
Neuner ruled here Monday. , In
'counties having a population of
'less than 19,000 this inspection
shall be made by the state health
, i officer. The opinion w a s re
i quested by District Attorney W. W.
: Dillard of Columbia county.
? We want! oats, wheat, barley. High
est cash price. Any quantity. Sacks
?furn. Ball Bros. Ph. 24 Turner.
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Gaesta Here Sanday Guests at
I the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wendell
Willmarth Sunday were Lt. Col.
; and Mrs. O. A. Iesley and daugh-
: ters, Janice, and LaVerne, and Mr,
: and Mrs. T. C. Mountain of Aums-
i ville. Colonel and Mrs. I Leslie,
I formerly of j Aumsville, are visit
ing her patents, Mr. and Mrs
. Mountain, for a few days en route
from Orlando. Fla to his new as-
; signment at Edmonton, Alta, Can
!.da. . .j - N
Gas far Veterans Seagbt The
i Hollywood Lions club was for
i mally on record today declaring
i , one gallon of gasoline per day in-
. luinaeni ior servicemen uii icavc
1 or furlough, and asking that local
, OPA boards be empowered to
; provide gasoline "to adequately
i supply the needs of each applicant
i ... immediately upon presenta
tion of furlough papers and with
out further delay or 'red tape.' "
Fur storage. Let us tell you about
our storage with free moth-proof
big. Prices. ' ' '
Decker Recovering -j- D. C
Decker, licensed watchmaker who
operated shops on Commercial st.
for many years, is recovering from
a serious illness and expects to re
turn to work soon at his place of
business at 1984 SUte st. The
Deckers,: who recently planned to
move August i, nave aixerea sucn
arrangements and intend! to re
main in Salem.
Want two men.
Cold Storage Co.
Trade.
Capital f-Ice
Ph. 5603, 580
Will Honor MexJeans The
Salem Kiwanis club on I Friday
night at the fairgrounds Will pre
sent a Mexican flag to the; natives
of Mexico now engaged in aiding
Willamette Valley harvest. A mu
sical program also will be given.
The Kiwanis committee in charge
includes I Roy Houck, Dr Henry
Morris, Vernon Wiscarsoh, Glenn
McCormick and Roy Fedje,
7 nr. developing fie printing ser
Vice at Burke's Camera Shop. 174
V. ComT.
Tewnsend Clab Teaighi Town
send club No. 3 will meet at 8
o'clock tonight at 17th and Court
streets. !
Kiwanis Speaker Li. Douglas
armer, pilot of a B-17 who was
Shot down near Hamburg on his
29th mission a year ago and was.
liberated last month from a pris
oner or war camp, will be the
speaker at the Kiwanis club meet
ing Jul the Marion hotel at noon
today. ". . ;. . .
Want lead Oiled Wayne W.
Strachan, Silverton, and 19 other
property owners, petitioned the
county court Monday, requesting
that two miles of county road 634
be oiled from Labish Center to
North Howell corner store. The
request was taken under advise
ment.
Wedding pictures taken at the
church. 520 State. Ph. 5722.
Line Extension Oketod The
county court Monday approved an
extension of the lines of the Port
land General Electric company on
the south side of county road 622
from the intersection with county
road 623, easterly to the intersec
tion with market road 31.
For home loans see Salem Fed
eral, 1 3D South Liberty.
Shed Barns A shed at the
Rosebrough Furnace Works, Oak
and 17th streets, was destroyed
by fire Monday at 7 a.m., the fire
department preventing further
spread of the flames to adjoining
buildings.
Carfew Gets Tea Ten boys,
aged 14 to 17, were picked up by
police for being on the streets af
ter the hour of curfew. The boys
were released to their elders or
to Mrs. Nona White, county pro
bation officer. .
For unpainted furniture shop at
Woodrow's, 323 Center.
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- Trailer Abandoned A stock
trailer, which had been abandon
ed I for .several days at the blind
end of North Church street on D
street, was taken into custody by
police Monday.
Leave Baslness Frances C.
Lawrence and R. A. McFarlane
filed a certificate of retirement
Monday in the county clerk's of
fice for Lawrence and McFarlane
Real Estate.,
"Cyn" Cronise Photographs and
frames. 1st Natl Bank Bid.
Theft Reported Ray , Galla
gher, 2864 Brooks st., reported to
police Monday the theft of a pair
of sun glasses and a case from
his car while it was parked in the
rear of the Eoff Electric company,
M i. .-
Sweet corn. Ferguson's, west end
of Salem bridge. Stand open :
p.m. to 8 p.m.
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Permit Granted Henry Lede
bur, route 6, box 133, Monday re
ceived a permit from the county
court to move a clover huller
and threshers over Marion coun
ty roads.
Sweet corn. Ferguson's, west end
of Salem bridge. Stand open
p.m. to 8 pjn.
A
Ansa Stolen A Ford coupe be
longing to L. S. Mclntyre, 2250
Cherry st., was stolen from Loder
Bros, car lot at 440 Center st
police were notified Monday.
i - e
Beaked at Jail Emmett El don
Dutton, 752 Trade st, was booked
at the county jail Saturday by
Deputy Sheriff Harlan Bones on
a charge of larceny from a build
ing.
Licenses Issoed Marriage li
censes jwere issued! at Portland to
three couples! in the Salem area
as follows: feochfrd G. Bailey,
New RocbeUi NY, and Kathleen
TV? Taaffe, Salem; Wildred J.
Faulhaber, Mt Angel, and Mar
cella E Vuylstekej Portland; Les-
er u Mowias, Portland, i and
j ranees, xn. ieus wooaDurn.
Licenses Issoed Three licenses
were issued to the following cou
ples in the Salem area at Van
couver, ' Wash.: Robin L. Smith,
Portland, and Annabel McSmith,
Dallasi Jack W.-iTashner, Port
land, and jons i. Fauison, Dal
las; Paul O. pFranklin, Willamina,
and lea May A. Sorenson, Ber
keley, Calif.
Visits Salens Ed Ulrich, post-
office employe of Havre, Mont,
visited ais brother; J. T. Ulrich of
Salem! and also visited Louis Ru-
die, former resident of Havre.
known
jSplinler Ca
able to remove
no
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Havre la
as the coldest
point ,in th nation during , the
winteii
s
Bride Ciesed Several planks
were broken in a bridge Monday
on the Coon Hollow road by
logging truck and the span has
been closed to traffic until repairs
can b ma 4, County Commis
sioner Roy J. Rice announced
Monday.
Troable Un-
i sd! inter 'from
his left forearm Nap Roque, 593
aid to have -the foreign member
ten from the wound.'
Leave Hosaital Mrs. Ernest
inn and infant daughter were
ed from Salem . Deaconess
ital Monday to their home at
0 South 19th st
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Remeved $a llama Roy West
Who underwent surgery at, Salem
Deaconess ' hospital, was suffici
ently recovered Monday to be re-
ved to his home at Woodburn.
Seat BornMr. and Mrs. Robert
BarUett, 271 North 21st at,
became the parents of $ son Sun
day, the child being barn in Sa-
J M a a
ijrenerai jiospiuu av kz: pjn.
Frasa gaakane Sister Mary
Rosin da, Spokane, who is at
tached to Sacred Heart hospital
Which is conducted by the Sis
ters of Charity of Providence,
visited in Salem on Monday at
the noma of her niece, Mrs. JEd
Anderson, 390 N. 19th at. -
Eye Iajarei . Harold Wright,
248 North 12th st., was taken to
Salem Deaconess hospital "by first
aid after a piece of metal lodged
in his! eye at the! Reimann Sheet
MeUl shop.
Log Permit Granted A permit
to ha ill logs! overj specified roads
in Mirion county! was granted
Mondiy by the tounty court to
Frank! Lumber company, Lyons
DAY te Meet Disabled Ameri
can eterank and auxiliary will
hold their regular meeting xnurs
day, August 12, at the VFW hall at
8 p.m. There will be entertain
ment and refreshments.
Theft Reported Louis Gregg.
303 South Winter! st, reported to
police Monday the theft of two
carpenter saws, one hammer, one
plane and a chisel.
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Sweet corn, j Ferguson's, west end
of Salem bridge! Stand open 3
p.m. to t p.m. j
Leave Hospital? Mrs. Herman
Rieder and j infant son were re
moved Monday from. Salem Gen
. J i i a - il a ona
erai qaspnai to uieir iiunie mi ovo
Maaison si
1 Patient Gees Mrs. Clif
ford Moori, Who was a patient m
Salami Deaconess hospital. ! was
sufficiently recoviered Monday, to
be removed to her home on route
ttiree,
agricultural
present a chalk
Junior Chamber
education, wui At Silver Falls Park
talk to Salem I i ' v
of Commerce at I EAST SALEM Guests this
the brganization'f luncheon meet- J P week at the home of Mr.
ing. this noon i at the Golden I ana Mrs. jonn woodburn on ast
Pheasant. Hia talk wfll be hu- Turner road were Lt (jg) and
morous in nature and will have Mrs. Clifford Flynn from River-
nothing to do with J agriculture, side, Iowa. His ship la being re
Calvin Kent, program chairman I paired after being damaged by a
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lem
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Wbitunry
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iMrs. cura U mckcrzi. h. late rest
dsnt at Walport at Marm Santiam
oil Saturday. July SS. Surrrved by hus-
Mciunzu; ana
Pr
from
Mo
box 178, Salem.
Nash's b
ffic4 will be closed
lJuly 28 to August 13. j
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her. Daughter Home Mrs.
A. Eugene Blankenship and infant
daughter were removed Monday
from Salem iDeaconess hospital to
their home it 817! Mill st i
1238
hand
milT
I Parents of Sen Mr. and Mrs.
R. E.l Worral, route one, box 91,
became the parents of a son Mon
day sit 9:01ia.m., the child being
born in Salem General hospital.
Pri4ner Tamed Orer Sheriff
Denver Young turned over Mon
day tb Sheriff Ji J. Callahan, of
Colunjibia county, Earl James
Harvey, who had been held in
the county jail several days.
Haad Injnred--Paul Papenfus,
band. Wuham 'A,
Sidney Tablcr,' u. B. araay, ana vicur
Tbblcr ef Odessa. iw aaocn
ten. Mrs. Gears Gttfard of Kearney,
Neb. and Mrs. Roy Keller. Fayette,
I4aho: three I sisters, Mrs. Howard
Forte. Mrs. Samuel vtets ana strs.
Ian Stuck, all of Hilbboro. Ore: one
brother. Huih Snider. KlmcreeK. Meb.
hd seven STandchUdren. Shipment will
bie mada to Kearney. Neb., by the
dlougb-Barrick company. I
Shea
tAt the reisraec. SSS K. Hick st.
JblT SO. Mrs, SS via Sbea. as 71 years.
Mother of James J. Shea of Los An
nies. Calif., and Vern'Shea of An-
cborare. Alaska. Sister of, Fred Burch
and Jim Burch of Iowa. Member of
tbe St. Moniea society. Recitation of
the rosary will be beM TUesaay, jury
at. at S pjn4 to the W. T. Kurdon
chapel. Reauiem hzh mass Wednes
day. Aucust I. at IS aJn. at St Jos
eph's Catholic church. Interment will
be in Belcresc Memorial park,
Walker 1
I At Yakima j Wah.. July SS. Mrs
Juba A. Walker, widow I of the late
W. H. Walker. Funeral services Tues
day. July SI. I at 1:90 a.m. from the
W. T. Klrdon chapel with Dr. Robert
A. Gatke ottkriaUnf. Concluding ser
yiees and interment ia Belcrsst Me
morial park.
Chandler
William S. (Chandler, St his home
in Sunny side, l July 2. at the se of
SS years. Survived by his wife. Rosetta
Chandler of iSunayside: stvea cbU
dren Herbert P. Chandler of Salem,
Bertha R. Heckart. Albert L. and M
Grace Chandler, all of Suenyside, Mel
vin Samuel Chandler .of Siiverton, Wal
ter Guv chandler of Vancouver and
Verne Chandler of Beaterton; eight
aranactuiaren s ana rare Kreai erana
children. Services Will be held from
the W. T. Risdon chapel Wednesday,
Aufust 1, at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Clay
Pomeroy officiating. Concluding ser
ices at Belcrest Memorial park.
chechcrt t
At a Portlsnd hospital early July
Beryl Barbara Schuchei t, age 4t
year, late resident of route 5, box 28,
Salem. Wife of Ora Schuchert of Sa
lpm: mother Of Mrs. Louise Davenport
of Astoria and Kenneth F. Morse, Uni
yersity of Orejon, lujene; daughter
of Mrs. Louise Lamson Of Tillamook:
sister of Daryl Lamson; of Ijo An
teles and Kirk Henry Lamson of Til
lsmook. Funeral services Tuesday, July
31, at S p.m..f from Uie w. T. Kigdon
Chapel. ConcaudinS services at Mt.
(treat Abbey crematorium. Dr. Daniel
sl schuize omciatmc
North) Ith jst, Injured hu
in a machine at. the paper
and was aiven emercency
treatment by first aid.
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THE GOA RIDES
HE'S PAINTED ON g( V Jg)
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There kwi't much room foe civiKan trstrel on Great Nortk
mi's Empire Builder. - yen our famous Rocky Mountain
oat couldn't rideevery day if he weren't painted on th
lcxmotive. ,..:. . - -w j- J
Tranaporting troops on regubur and special tratfs m Grtak
Northern's most important duty. These are the trips that
are really necesaary. j I -
See your loeal agent or wrlte to"i 1
C L. BlSaiOfl1', Trar. Fasfr Apt.
530 American Bank Bldg., BEacon 7273
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Portland 5, Oregon
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amphrcy
Henry Humphrey, late resident
Aumsville, Ore., at a local hospital.
Survived by hia wife, Catherine Hum
phrey of Aumsville. and two step-
Sons, Newton and Lawrence Trussler,
both of Seattle. Graveside services will
be held Tuesday. July SI. at 2 pjn
av. Daniel Schulse officiating:, with
interment in City View cemetery. Dv
Section of Clough-Barrick company,
Baehanaa ta Speak M. C. Bu- fowa Counle Visiti i
chanan, assistant state supervisor VOUP1yi8U . t-
of agricultural i education, will I At Silver Falls Park i
or the day, has announced.
Public Records
typhoon in the south Pacific. More
than 100 feet of the j ship were
torn off but not one of the sev
era! hundred aboard ' were lost.
This ia Mrs. . Flynn's lirst trip
west and the Woodburns took
their ftoiests to Silver Creek falls
for a sightseeing trip.
I. L. Sehwelfler vs Elizabeth Schwelf-
ler: divorce decree (ranted: aefend
ant's focmer name, EUxabetb laRonde,
restored. I
SMfU T. Wllitt e DitmAiul T. tlliit!
diDorthy M. Bremer vs Ivan M. Brera- Roberts Family ; Visits
f , auvaanw uvcuvw fiSHiww. I w aa v '
sauabeth E. Vanover va NipMssK I J eiierSOll UeSldenU
vaHwwvs, w.Hnwm, mmvw
ana Innuman treatment
end : and Inhuman
custody of minor child and S3 monthly
for its support. -
Nellie M. Simpson vs Ernest C rear-
sob: reoort of E. o. atadter ir ret
ree. on sale of real piupeity in Depot
addittoa to Baiera for ssoso.
le L. waxner vs John L. Warner:
action by defendant asks that plain
tiff be required to be more definite
ia allegationa. i
Jessie L. Berean vs catarles 8. Ber
ran: divorce decree ran tee; pumtm
civen, custoay oi minor cnua ana one
half interest in real property.
Henry O. Devi and Helen O. Davis
vi A, B. Walters and others; demurrer
by defendant overruled;
riven 1 davs to answer.
virrmia Anoresen vs uarenca PTana;
Anoresen: cuvorce oecree- araBiea.
Bursees Vohlaml vs Helen Vohland:
divorce decree . (ranted; defendant
awarded custody of two minor, chil
dren with $69 monthly for their sup-
property settlement approvaa.
Merle L. foster vs WuUam T. J.
roster; plaintiff awarded custody of
chad.: and $90 monthly for its sup
port.
Mildred Herperrer vs josepn nerper-
rer: divorce decree ranted i i
Grace K. Johnson vs Dewitte 3,
Johnson: divorce decree er anted
Maoei at. ubtkh vs uonavon n.
O'Brien: divorce : complaint; alias
cruel and Inhuman treatment.
Atbel Savara vs Jessie Savare: di
vorce decree rranted: piaintux awara
ed custody of two minor en war en and
defendant custody of end minor child.
raOBATE COUKT
T. O. K ester estate: order authorizes
executor. Geneva Kester. to make dis
tribution: final account approved.
VMMet Ann west and Baroara nose
West, minors: order changing names
of minors to violet Ana Robinson and
Barbara Roee Robinson.
Louise Coeders estate: final account
approved.
Alice MTP, - ruarawnsnip: oraer
aptpointing Pioneer Trust company
guard tan ana uorotay. Lee wown.
Esther Ryan and Lawrence N. Brown
ROBXRTS Mr. and Mrs
George Eiggins, Mrs. Paul Car
penter and two children, Patricia
and Charles, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Bliss Fiddler at
Jefferson. The Fiddlers were pio
neers of Roberta community, now
living In Jefferson, i :
The Home Ec dub of Roberts
grange has resumed regular shift
at the USQ center. Those serving
defendant Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Rica, Mrs. Rosa Howland and
daughter. Opal, Mrs. George Hi tr
ains and Mrs. Albert Blankenship.
Servicemen Swim The Salem
YMCA pool has been open each
Sunday afternoon from 2 to
o'clock
ively.
for servicemen exclus
ive Cat George Butler, 110
Water st, was given first aid af
ter ht had cut his left leg with a
knife. ;
Grass flrt Halted Firemen
Monday at 3:33 pjn. halted a
grass fire at 25th and Mission
streets.
AiniOUIICEilEIIT
I wish to axpress my aincora ap-'
predartian, for fca patronage you
have extended to rne In the past,
and hope to be able to merit your
continued confidence in the fu
ture. After August first I will be
associated with Dr. E E. Boring at
Boring Optical,' 333 Court street,
Salem. We trust with newer and
more modern facilities to be able
to give mora prompt and efficient
service than in the past Your
prescription is now at the new lo
cation. ' . . . .
DR. S. A. WHEATLEY
appratters.
Jin
imraie Simmons, guardianship: or
der ' author isinc- guardian to accept
compromise offer of S828.M anade ey
Max u. Aiiora tor ciaim growmg out
of an auto accident Aug. 11. 1944. at
South Commercial end Lincoln streets.
Jennie Schaap estate: final account
Shows $4S1SJM on hand, personal prop
erty x inventoried at mwo ana ais
bursements ST13.04.
JUSTICE COUKT '
State vs Harold William . Christy
charges no clearance Ughts and no
PUC, permit: fined $1 and rests and
iio ana costs on ine respecuve cnarges,
charse violation of basic rule: fined
$9 and costs.
state vs iijonaia aawara ranee
charge driviag ever firs hoct; fined
$1 and costs;
State vs Chester Harold March:
charge no vehicle license; fined $1
and ; costs.
State vs Joe Krtitzer; charge gamb-
llne: ball lioo.
State vs Walter B. Se grist; charge
gamDiuog: Den siw. '
charge drunk on public highway; fined
sie ana costs. t
State vs Don (Raymond Milltgaa
charge drunk on public highway; fined
$10 and costs.
State vs Fred Farrow: charge drunk
In public place; fined fie and costs.
MUNICIPAL COUKT
Sale Iverett Marr, route one. box
535. Salem; charge-driving with in
structors permit only: fined $S.
rrank H. Clifford. Albany; charge
violation of basic rule; bail (1.
William Creyfox. Washington hotel:
charge disorderly conduct; fined SSS. ;
nana 6. Bowman, issv worth rourut
st.; charge violation of basic rule; fined
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MAJtaUAGX LICENSES
Karl C. rreeman. 31. v. a. navy
reserve, Stayton, and Xrma Bteaxna. St,
housewife. Aumsvllie. '
Harry W. rranklin, St. xnechanie.
route one, lonm, ana vera uames,
student, route one. Starton.
WUtiara X). Jones, as. station agent,
Rio Hood a. .Tents and Wins Lee Gar
ner, 'store manager, Harlingea. Tessa.
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Let ua chcclt your
Battery-EVERY OTI1EQ
Your nearby ! Helpful Associated Dealer will check -
your batterj as often as you wish. Your acceptance,
of this free service regulmj is more important now,
than ever before. Both cars snd equipment are get-
ting dangerously old, land wartime driviag res trie
rionj are especially hard on batteries. When batterj
replacement U necessary, get i facforj-fresb AERO,
distributed and guaranteed by j i i .
TIDI WATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY
VICTORY
iMty depends aa yov
Tksit ?4pet;?4 sW r erg StlU Urgently Needed. Send Yomri f Wkrl
MONTOOMIRY WAIP
w lit " ' $k
t- ftl Jim '
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Wards Fall Suits
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