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5 ; The OREGON STATESMAN,-Salem. OreonFrlday Monilag September4 21, 1945 ' PAGE FIVE The Oregon Statesman - Telephone 9101 LANK D. A. APPOINTED , Gov. Earl Snell Thursday an nounced the appointment of Frank B. Reid, Eugene, as district at torney pro tem for Lane county. .Reid succeeds William S. Fort, who has resigned to return to pri vate 'practice. Fort, In turn, was serving in a pro tem capacity for William W.Bartle, during Bartle's military, service. Bartle will re sume the "office upon his return. fcReid. former deDuty district at torney, has . been with the legal branch of the war department and more recently with the U. S. de partment of justice. :- . J ; .We cut aiid' Install Shatter-Proof auto glass. R. D. Woodrow, 325 Center st : MANY AT MEETING - Approximately 100 persons at tended Thursday night's meeting of the Salem Rose society at? the YIQA. Dr. Earl William Benbow, torinerty at Westminster house on 'the University of Washington campus, Seattle, but now a Pres byterian minister at Dallas, de lighted the group with his dis sertation on growing roses for recreation. Between 30 and 40 dis plays made up the informal rose how for the evening. Fur storage. Let us tell you about cur storage with free moth-proof ingv Prices. ' CIIEMEKETANS MEET , Chemeketans will visit Snow peak, in the Cascades, southeast f Lebanon Sunday, members of the , club said Thursday. Those who plan to go on the trip are ur ged to meet at the High, street bus station at 7 a. m. and bring lun ches. Hiking distance will be about five miles. Hereof with Johns-Manville as phalt shingles right over your old roof.' 10 .yr. guarantee 1 yr. to pay. Free, estimates. Math is Bros. 164 S. Coml, phone 4642. GOfcS HOME Returning to her home on route one, Independence, Thursday, from the Salem General hospital was Mrs. C. R. Holt and baby daughter, who was born at that institution. . Rummage sale, one day only, Sat urday, Sept 22. BPW Club, . 439 Court st. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. William Koch ot 1425 North 17th street are the carents of a daughter born Thursday at 9:20 a. m. at the Dea coness hospital. BUILDING BOUGHT Purchase of the 12-story Stev ens building in Portland by the Oregon Mutual : Life Insurance company through its president, W. C SchuppeL has been an nounced by Charles' S. McElhiny, agent for the Salem area. "The acquisition follows a need for a new and larger home office due to rapid increase of business by Oregon Mutual, now the largest purely mutual legal reserve life insurance company In the west," McElhiny stated. - "Cyn" Cronlse Photographs and Frames, lit Natl Bank Bldg. Obituary i - Pullman Mn. Dorothy Pullman. 1st resident ( 1740 South Commercial street, Sep tmber 17, at a local hospital at the age of IB years, survived cy nusDana, Mr. and Mn. James Brazil of San Francisco, and one sister. Mrs. Pearl Bush of San Francisco. Shipment has been made to San Fraclsco, Calif., for services and interment, by the Howell-Edwards runerai nome. Frank Wa& f oner, at a local hospital t.nmhp 1 at th mom of 70 tears. Announcement of services later by ciougn-ttarrica; company. HEALTH MEETING SLATED The Marion county public health association executive board is scheduled to meet at the health offices in the Masonic building on September 26 at 7:30 p. m. Dr. Willard Stone is county health officer and served as chairman of the board. Charles Feike will dis cuss ia new rehabilitation program. Experienced lingerie salesladies wanted. Apply Sally's. COLLISION REPORTED A truck driven by Ben Andreas, Gervais, and. another car operat ed fy Morell G. Shattuck, 110 Duncan ave- collided at the inter section of Mill and South 19th streets Wednesday afternoon, city police reported. . For funpalnted furniture shop at Woodrow's. 325 Center. TOOLS STOLEN Kirl Barr, 27i N. 20th st, has reported to city police that a kit of cjil burner tools were stolen from! him Thursday while he was w or lung. i 7 hr; developing & printing ser vice at Burke's Camera Shop. 174 N. ComL WHEELS REMOVED, STOLEN ' While the car used by the H. L. Stiff Used Furniture company stood In a parking lot Thursday night the two rear wheels were removed and with the tires and tubes were stolen, Stiff has re ported to city police. Wedding pictures taken at the church. 520 State. Ph. 6722. ESCAPE FROM HOME Delbert Smith, 12, with Marvin Minor, 12, Kenneth Watson, 12, and Charles Bickford, 11, were listed Thursday night as having run away from the state's Fair view home south of Salem. . Wanted: Maid fof; Auto-Court Permanent position, good salary, phone 9710.. DEATH CAUSES TOLD Of the 50 deaths reported In Marion county during July, 16 re sulted from heart disease and 11 from cancer the state health bul letin reports. j i Spear melons, fresh picked and vine rire for sale daily. 2 p.! m. to 6 p.m. So. Commercial & Leslie. CLUB TO MEET Central Townsend club No. 6 will meet tonight at 259 Court st DISEASES REPORTED I Two ! new I cases of unduiant fever out of four in the state, two of pneumonia, two of whooping cough and one of typhoid or para- typhoid were reported in Marion county during the, week ending September 23, With 42 per cent of the county's physician's report ing. Three new cases of tubercu-t osis were reported the central registry of fthe state board of health bureau. Four new cases of syphilis and one of gonorrhea were listed. j 1 . " :-. -r I : Wanted Pick-up and delivery boy. Full tirrfe Job,' good wages. Shrock Motor Co, 352 N. High, phone H602.J . ' -temple"' Name filed f ; E. D. Taylor and E. D. Tayjor, on Thursday filed certificate of assumed business name : with the Marion cdunty clerk for "The Temple," cafe" and tavern at 211 N. Commercial st. In the old La bor temple building. The business was operated by Orey Coffey be fore his death. . I ' i i. . . ' - i 1- Listen to Burke's Radio Camera 11 Program 11:30 a. m. today. REPORTED MISSING Herbert Nichols, 16, Kenneth Watson, 12, Charles Bickford, 1 1, Delbert Smith. 12, and Marvin Minor, 13, arte missing from he Fairview home, state police said Thursday night The . boys evi dently left the grounds sometime during the day. I - . . ..if -,-..--..- ror home loans see alem Fed eral, 130 South Liberty. SALEM VISITORS 1 Mary Gayle Shaffer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Shaffer, of Kent Wash is a guest this week in the home pf her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Gillette, Salem. Experienced : salesladies wanted for Sport Clothes dept Apply Sal iva . S !' ' . h HI-T MEETS t Dick Hendrie, president of the Hi-Y council, was In! charge of the meeting of advisers and of ficers of the organization Wed- nesday night at the YMCA. The group will be in charge or the printing and selling of programs to all home football games, pub lication of Hi-Y handbook, joint no-host dinners every five weeks, fall induction of new -members; November 4; dads night Dec. 5j sweetheart dance, spring induc tion and parents' night dinner in March and a Mothers day break-, fast Each of the three senior Hi Y chapters will work-out pro grams around this schedule. - ! Capital Cab phone 6646. , . .. r 1 n.. - v.-.t GRFJDER WILL SPEAK . Lt Carlton B. GreitJer, ,U. . S.: marine who was blinded on Tin ian, will be the speaker at the Disabled American Veterans meeting at 8 o'clock tonight at the! Salem y Woman's clubhouse. Entertainment with the KSLM band featured, will follow the meeting. Wanted at once! One auto mech anic and one! body and fender man. Top wages, good working conditions. ' A week vacation with pay. Apply Shrock Motor Co., 352 N. High, phone 8502. INTENTION TO'TTED 1 Marriage licenses have been is sued at Vancouver, W a sh, to George A. Morgan, Portland, and Florence D. Thomas, Salem, and to Harold E. Matthews of Unlon vnie, Mo, and Nina I- White, Salem. - 1 TO COTTAGE GROVE ' Harold Davis, boys work secre tary of the YMCA addressed the Cottage Grove Hi-Y club Thurs day during their faU induction program.' - Davis was principal of Cottage Grove high during - the 1942-43 term. V t'" - , : r. : i PIERCE. HOME ; j l y - ' ' k ; Walter. M. Pierce, former gov ernor of Oregon from 1923 to 1827 and later.1 congressman, has re turned to his home at Kola from a visit to eastern Oregon where he went on business in connection with bis ranch holdings there. . , GAGES ARE PARENTS A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. EarL Gage of route : 1, Mon mouth at the Salem General hos pital Thursday at 10:15 a. m. TO REROOF HOUSES I Adolph Polenz and P. J. That cher were ' Thursday issued city building permits to reroof dwell ings at 641 N. 16th it, and 1548 Waller st, respectively, each Job tq be done for $75; DAVET AT THE DALLES , Hugh Davey,' coordinator for the state department of vocational ed ucation was the speaker at the Lions club ; meet at The Dalles Wedneday. "He outlined the de partment's program for returning war -veterans under the GI bill of rights. . : , .' GROCERY NAME FIXED A ' certificate of assumed bus iness name for Salem Heights Community,, Grocery was filed Thursday with the Marion county clerk by Myrtle Catman, route 3, box 345, Salem. : "t ' LEAVES HOSPITAL , Mrs. C R. Palmer, 338 S. 23rd street left the Salem General hos pital .Thursday with her infant son. The father is associated with the Walling . Sand and Gravel company. . . ; r. . " BUTLD1NG PERMITS GIVEN Two Salem" city permits were issued Thursday - for erection - of new dwellings." ; . . Peter McCaff ery will build at 775 Grant st at a cost of $4800. R. E. Eyre is to build $4750 residence at 1485 Jefferson st , BOYS ESCAPE Jack Peterson, 15, Earl Ray mond Beyers, 17, and Donald Cal lahan, 17, wei!e reported by state police Thursday night as having escaped from fthe Boys Training school at Woodburn earlier in the day. The youths are all from port land. , l i - I ' Asbestos shake siding and inso lated brick siding. Expert work manship. Fre4 estimates. Terms. Phone 2-1444. y . , .: j ; CROISAN TAKES AGY. NAME George Croisan, Salem insur ance man, filed certificate of as sumed business name Thursday with the Marion county clerk for "Marion County Insurance Agen cy," indicating offices were In the new oiign piuiuuig. . ii -. ' - -; Painting& decorating, pr. 7552. CHISHOLMS ARE PARENTS I -Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chisholm, Independence, are the parents of a baby girl bbrn at 12:05 p. m. Thursday. Mr. .Chisholm is in the navy. PriscOla Meismger Wiltsey stu dios reopen: Oct 1st, phone 7186 or mail registration cards to 1630 N. 20th. . Accordion, marimba, piano. Spanish and Hawaiian guitars, mandolin and tenor banjo. Rental instruments available, f m r i ' ! Light treatment I for active figures Sorprisingfy lightweight I Com fombly lithe. Ideal for activo S wear. Patented "Contro-flex, f ..... J ! I fabric resists stretching out of shape. Has detachable garters i I and talon closing. Sizes 25 j to 30. Rayon satin and lace bra fits small bust sizes 30 to 36. Gir-dl 484 State St Phone ; 9193 OHic-Speak To Hollyvood lions Qubmen ( '.-ij - ,.' ' --'i s Lt Col, Earl ' Bradfield, who spent the past five years with the judge advocate department of the army, spoke to the Hollywood Lions club Wednesday noon about the methods of administering dis cipline in the' army. ; - ' Colonel Bradfield said that all discipline must start in the squadj and i is best explained ' as . the "esprit de corps. Rulings of all types come from the articles of war which arc statutes enacted by congress, under the authority of the constitution. ; There are 121 articles, he added, the 121st being perhaps more im portant to the soldier than any of the' others as lt provides that he may, if he feels that he is not properly treated, write to his com manding general, who must for ward it to the secretary of war; These letters, he said, are all Ytry seriously considered. ' " ) . In outlining the many steps tak en in official procedure he show4 that every precaution is used t safeguard the accused from falsf and prejudiced evidence, while, making sure that proper discipline is maintained. Colonel Bradfield is now asso ciated with his father in the laxt ber business in Salem. " '" . n is against the law in Duma, NC, to snore loudly enough s '- i- ' tmm lake Mm ' . -" ." red cross ho:.e iojrsi:;g course Call yew Wcel t4 CrM dMslse $s ssfsMBMcWa. 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