Ill OREGON STATESMAN Salem. Oregon- Friday Morning, Auaust 10, 1945
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The Oregon Stat man Telephone 9101
Marriage Performed Justice of
the Peace Joseph B. Felton per
formed two marriage ceremonies
Wednesday. In the evening
MSgt Mario Aj Sinisl and WAC
Marjorle E. Park were married at
the Felton residence with many
service people in attendance.
Both are stationed at Camp Adair.
John H. Berr and Clara Ellen
Smith, both of Marion county,
Were married Wednesday after
noon in Felton's office.
Renew the natural beauty of your
floors with our "Handy Sandy
floor sander. It is easy to vtee,
quiet and absolutely dustless. Geo.
. Allen Hwit. M
Bulldlnx remits From the
office of J. Harold Davis, city en
gineer, building permits have been
Issued to the following:, Floyd
Hamilton; to reroof a -one-story
wood shed at 1819 S. 13th st, $50;
.uegena Turner, to rerooi a one
story garage and wood shed at
2355 Laurel, $25 : W. L. Grove, to
reroof a two-story dwelling at 725
S. 13th st, $320; Minnie Miller,
to alter a two-story dwelling at
1009 N. 5th st, $1000.
Reroff with Johns-Man ville as
phalt shingles right over your old
roof. 10-year guarantee.. 1 year
to pay. Free estimates. Mathis
Brae 184 SL Coml. Ph: 42.
YMCA Sammer Camp Closes
concluding a week of camping at
the YMCA's summer camp in the
Silver Creek recreation area this
week, are a group of 125 District
girls and their leaders. The group
Is under the direction of Mrs.
Ruby Bergsvik, i Salem, and will
break camp Sunday. This group
of girls is the last to enjoy the
nine-week summer camping pro
gram sponsored by the Y each
year. . J
If bothered with; mosquitoes come
to Geo. E. Allen Hwd. Get a
pt Ace insecticide and enjoy the
outdoors. Geo. E. Allen Hwd.;
Card -f Thanks
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our many friends for
the beautifuL flowers and sym
pathy in our late bereavement ;
. - Mrs. W. T. Williams.
Mrs. M. S. Fisher. j
Obituary
BUctS ' j '
Charles T. Raetz. at the residence,
63 North 21st street. August 5. Sur
vived by his wife. Julia Raetx of Sa
lem; a daughter Mrs. Gladys Mink
of Salem: son. Carl Raetx of the U. S.
army; sisters. 'Mrs. Lena Kufner of
Salem and Mrs Minnie Van Lok of
Texas; and a brother. William Raetz
of Oklahoma.! Services will be held at
the Cloush-Barrick chapel Saturday,
August 11. at 10 a.m.. with Rev. H
W. Gross officiating. Interment wUl
be at Belcrest Memorial park.
Frlee ;
Lake Price, lata resident of 1270
North 18th St.. at a local hospital.
August 7. Survived by his wife. Edna
Price, of Salem; a sister. Miss Hazel
Price, of Salem,, and one brother,
Everett M. Price., also of Salem.. Fu
neral Friday, August 10. at 2 p.m. at
Cloug h-Barrick chapeL The Rev, Irlck
son will officiate. -
Brewm
In Portland Auruft S. Frederick
Brown, lata resident of 1623 Center
street. Salem, at the age of 83 years,
Survived by a brother. Dr.- Prank E.
Brown af Salem. Services will be held
Friday. August 10. at 2 D.m at the
W. T. Rlgdon chapel with concluding
services at the IOOF cemetery, liev
George H. Quigley will officiate. -
Parish Celebration St Vincent
de Paul parish in North Salem
will hold a basket dinner at the
fairgrounds Sunday, August 19.
A field mass will be celebrated on
the grounds at 10:30 that morn
ing by Archbishop Edward D.
Howard. Announcement of the
plans were: made by the pastor,
Rev. George Q'Keef e. The affair
being, held In celebration of
paying off a large portion of the
parish debt ! ; f -
By owner, 3-bedrm. home. Wired
for range, full basement hrdwd.
floor, in living room. Fruit nuts,
berries Rt 1, Box 103, on Glen
Creek Dr.
New Co-op Articles of asso
ciation have been filed in the
county clerk's office by Harley
Libby, Gus Schhcker, John Sil
bernagel, W. Frank Crawford and
Frank Farmer to do business in
Salem as a farm machine and
agricultural products concern, un
der the name of the Farmers Un
ion Livestock Cooperative asso
ciation.
Sweet corn for coldj.pack or can
ning delivered in 10 doz. lots, 30
cents per doz. or 25c at farm.
Call Chas. Vick, 6268.
Purse 'Stolen Mrs. Bernard
Smith, 1825 North Fourth street
reported to ponce that a purse
containing $165 was stolen from
her car Wednesday night as it
was parked in front of the Seven
son cafe. She had left the car for
only five minutes time, and upon
her return she found that the
purse had been taken.
Saleslady wanted. Young woman
with some selling experience to
sell shoes and purses. Apply Para
mount Shoe Store, 405 Court St
SP Employes Election At the
picnic last Sunday, Southern Pa
cific employes elected the follow.
ing officers: president Homer
Robinette; secretary - treasurer,
Lewis M. McKinney, and com
mitteemen, Clyde McClung, Jess
McCarter and Emil Folz. This
means more social functions dur
ing the year, representatives said
Fur storage. Let us tell you about
our storage with free moth-proof
ing. Prices.,
-To Silets Guy M. Causey, vet
eran Salem telephone repairman,
expects to leave this weekend for
his place two miles from the
mouth of the Siletz, where he will
spend his vacation and possibly a
furlough to follow fishing com
mercially for salmon. -
7 hr. developing & printing ser
vice at Burke's Camera Shop. 174
N. Coml.
Lost Billfold John R. Preble,
3306 E. 13th st, Vancouver, Wash.,
reported to Salem police Thurs
day noon that he had lost a bill
fold in the 200 block on N. High
st The billfold contained a sum
of money, gas coupons and per
sonal papers.
Want two men. Capital Ice
Cold Storage Co. Ph. 5603, 560
Trade.
Accident Reported The vehicles
driven by Thomas W. Allen, 970
Imperfal drive, and Clarence F.
Bueller, 110 Silver-ton road, col
lided Thursday morning at the
corner of 14th and Nebraska
streets.
IckUcker . : i ,
Otto A. Schllcker. lata resident of
route six Salem, i at a local hospital
Aueust I it the age of as years: sur
vived by two brothers, Gus Schlicker
of Salem and Frank Schlicker of Seat
tle: and five nephews. Services will
be held Monday. August 13. at 2 p.m
at the Cloufh-Barrick chapel with
Rev. T. H. Theuer officiating. Inter'
ment will be In City View cemetery.
Wedding pictures taken at the
church. 520 State. Ph. 5722.
At Coast Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Hamman and daughters, Joan,
Beverly and Donna, are spending
the week at Nelscott Hamman
took his new boat with him and
Is fishing.
Lease RenewedThe state con
trol board agreed Thursday to re-j
new the lease on the old B.' C.
Miles residential property at the
northwest corner of Court I and
Capitol streets, now held by Kap
pa Gamma Rho, Willamette uni
versity fraternity, and sublet, to
the university for use as a girls'
dormitory. The ' board ' said he
would make no further repairs
nor would ft do any redecorating
on the building, - which may j be
torn down within a year to make
way for the new million dollar
state office building, j '- ' 1
Visit our chinaware dept. Just ar
rived sets of stainless steel table
ware. Geo. E. Allen Hwd. . ?
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"Oregon Guide! ; Sells - The
"Oregon Guide, prepared by the
WPA" writers' project and some
times referred to by critics as 'the
most informative volume available
on the state and as good adver
tising fcjf finding readers among
army men stationed in this area,
the state printing board was ; in
formed today. The board approv
ed sale of 75 copies to the army
for use in dayrooms and 50 for re
sale at ! post . exchanges. : The
charge was that which is made to
state Offices. " ' j j ; H '
Overhead garage door sets $17.00.
Also some 18 ft sets at $21.00
Geo. E. Allen Hwd.! ; I
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Boulters to South Mr. and Mrs.
F. Boulier have left for Myrtle
Beach, S.C., where they will be
guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Clary
at "Sandy Crest,. Boulier just
completed a successful one-man
show of his paintings at Meyer Si
Frank in Portland and has gone to
South Carolina to fulfill a paint
ing assignment He will give an
other show at the Portland store
next year, he reports.
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Jary "Florist Shop closed from
Aug. 13 to Sept 1. Call orders to
greenhouse, 2-1147. j
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Spanish Club Tonight Two
talking moving pictures, "Mexican
Moods" and "Mexico Builds a De
mocracy," will be (shown at f to
night's meeting of the Spanish
club, scheduled for 8 o'clock at the
YWCA, 768 State st Mary Ann
Brady will sing and Rolando Por-
ras of Managua, Nicaragua, win
conduct a brief drill in use of the
Spanish language. ' j 1 : j
See us for plumbing supplies. Fair-
banks Morse electric: pumps. Geo.
E. Allen Hwd.
Windisliar Heads j
Work of Getting ;
Soldier Housing h
Tom Windishar has been ap
pointed "by the executive ' com
mittee of the Salem United War
chest to head the' work of pro
viding! dormitory facilities for sol
diers; on leave. In recent weeks,
since Camp Adair 'was reacti
vated, the town has had an over
flow of men on weekends, more
than the facilities - Immediately
available w 6 u 1 d .accommodate.
The! war chest' Is assuming re
sponsibility for meeting the prob
lem and will finance the costh
Windishar will, take hold im
mediately and endeavor to have
adequate sleeping quarters for all
men; wanting accommodations ' In
Salem..
Diseases Reported One case of
chickenpox, three' of measles,
three of scarlet fever, one of; tu
berculosis, one of typhoid fever or
caratyohoid werei reported j in
Marion county for the week end
ing August 4, the state board of
health has announced. Four cas-i
es of gonorrhea and two of syph-l
ilis were reported. ;
Dance, Salem Armory, every Sat
urday night, Joe .Hassenstab's
orchestra. ; M . i
Wanted In Idaho John Warren
Johnson, wanted hi Boise, Idaho,
to face a charge of : embezzlement
was arrested at Turner by state
police Thursday. ; Johnson, who"
said he didn't know what grounds
might be used for : such a charge
against him, indicated he would
waive extradition. ! He is held in
the Marion county jail here.
Marshall Wells
paint.-' Rawlins
Furniture.
outside white
Hardware and
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Logging Permits Issued Log
ging permits have been issued to
the following from the office of
Roy, J. Price, county road com.
missioner: Curley Erkenbeck, for
the purpose of hauling logs from
the Abiqua basin to Canby;i to
Welter Log company," and Tex
Kimsey, to haul over certain coun
ty roads was granted. r "
Call 4522 for unusual photos.
Made by Stutzman in your home
or at Hi-Lite Studio, 175 S. High.
Painting it decorating. Ph. 7552.
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Employment Office Redecorated
A; new type sound board which
cuts down noise .70 per cent has
recently, been applied to .Jhe ceil
ings; and the addition of Monks
cloth curtains in the near future
will also serve to cut down rever
berations In the Salem office of
the VJS. employment service.;
Marshall Wells
paint Rawlins
Furniture.
outside white
Hardware and
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Wounded Vet
Eager to Get
At New Work
Discounting .his ) infirmity, of
blindness because of wounds re
ceived in action on Tinian, Island,
Lt Carl E. Grelder of the U. S.
marines showed an optimism in
his talk to the YMCA board of
directors .Thursday which" augurs
well for k his success as veterans
counsellor for the U. S.' employ
ment service, "a position he will
assume oh his discharge from the
marines. ; . . ... . t .". ; ;
"I feel just like t always did,'
said Grelder. "I have played
some, golf, and after a few more
games I don't believe any one in
Salem can beat me. If he does
IH challenge him to play at mid
night?. : r . . , J: ;;
. Greider was physical director
at the local Y before joining the
marines.;, He related his war ex
perience, telling how he was shot
by a sniper w h 1 1 e he and
corpsman were trying to reach a
wounded' marine at the mouth of
a Jap-infested cave. A sniper shot
him in the right temple, the bul
let emerging under his left eye.
The injury cost him his sight
Greiger spoke highly of the
care he had received in marine
hospitals.' .In Philadelphia he re
ceived plastic surgery on his face
and was given Instruction In
Braille. ; I
Greider will work with place
ment of disabled veterans at the
local employment office, under
appointment of W. H. BaHlie,
local manager. He and Mrs. Grei
der have obtained an apartment
on South Commercial st and ex
press pleasure at being back in
Salem. , ;
Cyn' Cronise Photographs and
Frames. 1st Natl Bank Bldg.
New Number Listed Marion
county war finance committee
Thursday asked the holder of war
bond purchase receipt ticket
46335 to present the ticket ! to
Lawrence Fisher at the Ladd and
Bush Salem branch of the United
States National bank.
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Listen to Burke's Radio Camera
Program, 11:30 a.m. today. :
For , unpainted furniture shop at
Woodrow's, 325 Center. I
To Repair Ladder The state
board of control Thursday accept
ed a bid from Pacific Building
company, Portland, to supply ma
terial for repair of the Oregon
City fish ladder, the state fish
commission to do the work, j .
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Turkey fryers, whole, half or by
the piece. Schreder's 4-Star Mkt
Vandal Arrested Earl Moore,
Turner, was arrested Thursday; by
deputy sheriff Harlan Bones on a
charee of willful destruction- of
property.
As always, Salem's largest wall
paper stock is at Elfstroms.
For home loans see Salem Fed
eral, 130 South Liberty.
Runaway Reported Robert Lit
tle, 17, was reported Wednesday
night to Salem police as a run
away from the Fairview home.
Wanted! Daveno and
suite. Ph. 5862.
bedroom
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Wheeled Trailers
4-ton capacity, Welded eteel frame, body 4 ft.
By 7 ft. Streamlined. Equipped with new wheels,
tires and jtubes fize 6:00.16. New type mobile
action springs, Timken roller bearings, Alemite
Zerk fittings. Combination tail and stoplight.
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Me's Straw Hats for Drea Formerly priced
19, 1.98 and 2.98. .aearanceJ. .
Men's Straw Hats for Work Formerly priced
39c." 49c and 59c. Clearance.........;...
KWchen Spoon Polished chrome-plaled,
regular 29a " idearance .
Bread Enlie High test carbon steel
Reaular 79c j Qearance-.
Cannery Apron Made from heavy rubber
ized fabric. Regular 1.39. Qearance
AQ Matal Dust Pans Built to last !
Special. J I-',,,' U t-
Curtain Strtlchars Pinless type. Regular 69a
Special ; J . U :
Saucers California pottery pastel shades.
Regular 15a ; SpedaLJ V. " I ".;
Glass CoastersJ Fine for ash trays.
Regular 5a J Special. -U, : .
Knitted Dish Cloths Regular 3 for 25a
Special -X
99c
19c
19c!
. 39c
:44c
5Cc
5c
3c
5c
.a.
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Mama Doll Made from two dish cloths, 'one dust cloth'
and one dish mop. Formerly priced 75a - - j
aearance J...1..:S"- : . ea.
49c!
II trill, it
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434 Slate St Sciem I I 434: State St j
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Salem
Band Plays in
Park Tonight
Vernon Wiscarson will conduct
the. Salem , city band in another
program at Willson park begin
ning at 8 o'clock tonight The
Waite fountain will be turned on
during the evening. ' -
Numbers to be played during
the hour-long program Include:
I Crese Appointed Al Crose of
the Hollywood Lions club has been
notified of bis appointment to the
International counselors of Lions
International, . composed of past
district governors. - " ,
Bikes Keeerered Bicycles
stolen from Jim Elliott 2388 State,
and Dorothy Miller, 1965 North
Fifth street were recovered by
the state police on Market road
two mlels east of Four Corners."
King Cotton March ,1 V ; .
Mardl (iras "Xrom Mississippi
Suite" ,, , ,
Purplf Carnival Maxcb
Tiger "f - i
Soliloquy
Am pari to Roc
Hands Across the Sea
Alexanders Ragtime Band ,
A Night in June Serenade
Shortnln' Bread
Stars and Stripes Forever .
Star - Spangled Banner.
Souta
Grofe
Alford
ROCCO
. Bloom
Texldor
Sousa
Berlin
-King
WoU
Sousa
Call Out for
Bean Pickers
An urgent call for at least 75
bean - pickers to I report every
morning, has been voiced by the
Salem4' farm labor office.! These
pickers are needed to take care of
the increased yield of valley bean
fields. Now, that the first picking
has been completed in practically
all of the fields, the picking is
said to be excellent
Persons able to ' assist in har
vesting this vital war-time crop
are urged to report at the farm
labor office, 361 Chemeketa
street each ; morning at 6:30
o'clock. Transportation to and
from the bean fields Is provided
by the growers. A bonus of one.
quarter cent a pound is being paid
in addition to the regular IVi
cents per pound. I
Scars ' ;;,
Volncs
Men'i and Boys' Non-Rationed Oxforcfi
Dark brown labrlc uppers. ComposifloB . fh ffllQ
Soles. Sizes Yx to 10.
No Stamp
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Icni Everett House Slippers
Sizes 7 to 11. Hard sole.
No Stamp
2.79
Ladies4 Soft Sole Felt House Slippers
Blue, wine and brown. Sizes 4 to 8.
No Stamp
L79
Ladies' Hard Sole Felt House Slippers 1
Blue and wine. Sizes A to 9. " Cl.a
No Stamp ;.. , , : .
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484 State St
Salem
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Preferred by Wesierners,
Original Chippewa SihLipbnilder Shoo
HUSKY-.SHO
Sears Uiilily
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8" Lace
-To-ToeShoe
Both tough and comf ortabla . . first quality train
cowhide uppers, ell tanned for moisture resistance,
Doubla soles and a 1-plece grain leather Insole. Good
year welt sewed. Sturdy reinforcing counter and dur
able reinforced shank. Woodsman's heel with rubber
lift Black. Wide width. Sizes S to 11,
A- I
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Chippewa TTorlr Skse
Black, S-lnch style. Woodsman' het.,
Keven weight distribution) Paciflo oil
ned for moisture-resistance double
Boles for many miles f wear. Wide
lleU
Elk-Tanned Cowhltfa
WEARMASTER
4 leader la Industry. Pull
length double soles; temper
ed steel shank extra stroni
counters; Qeedyear welt
Black. SIzm Stall.
MEM'S VOniC SH03
I Brown Wearmaster with double leataet
j tote and heel. S height. Goodyear wait
u!l leather Insole. Leather lined tot.
Iza S to 12.
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