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ASSISTANT SOUGHT
Marion county circuit court, fol
lowing conferences with the coun
ty court and the district attorney,
baa Indicated that it will secure
shortly an assistant for . Nona
White, Marion county juvenile of
ficer.. Work in, Mrs. White's de
partment has grown considerably.
Twice the number of cases han-
. 41ed in , 1943 went through her
MMS. S 4 a a ai . .
. wine in ijh, u is said. Tne new
nicer snoum De a man, circuit
fudges and Mrs. White have
rrMd THrr-f ' a 4-., Hf1n
JJ. Haydcn has said that funds for
the assistant could be taken from
the emergency fund. '.. .
Cyn" Cronlse Photographs and
Frames, lit Natl BnkBldg.
IV BU1LU HUUSE
13000 dwelling at 680 Thomp
son ave. has been issuel to A.
8chantz. Other permits on file
: tn the building inspector's - office
Include one to Jennie Stutt to re
roof, a dwelling at 2043 Lturel
ve. at a cost of $150; to H. C.
Tschanz to reroof dwelling at
1130 Market it at a cost of $150.
We cut and. Install Shatter-Proof
uto glass. R. D. .Woodrow, 325
- Center st. :
CAK8 MOLESTED , : .'
Two side-mirrors and wo hub
taps have been stolen- recently
from his automobile, Dave Holtz-
anan. 1485 K. Summer st. hat re
ported to city police. A. P. Strau
eer, 1020 Trade st,' reported that
window had been broken out of
the right door of his car Tuesday
Bight . while ' the vehicle was
parked in the 300 block of Ferry
street; apparently nothing was
taken, he said.
t hr. developing & printing ser
vice at Burke's Camera Shop. 174
U. ComT
(Pbitnary
Celeertsoe
At Mt. Vernon, New York. Septem
ber SO. Mr. Anna Augusta Stockton
Culbertson. Mother of Leon Augustus
Culbertson, and sister of Mire Zoe
Stockton of Salem. Christian Science
services were held at Mt. Vernon Sun
day. Sept. S3. Shipment has been made
So W. T. Risdon company in Salem
- where the casket will be open to
-iriends jTiday, Sept. SS, unul 1:45
fr.irf. Graveside services Friday, Sept
ft. at S p.m.. at the City View eeme
iery. Chris Uan Science services.
lever
. t- w S1 ...... . V. mu4
lence, 1794 Court st, Monday, Sept.
4. Survived by Der nuaoana, naipn
i lover of Salem; daughter, Mrs. Max-
ie Hammond: sister, Mrs. Constance
thompson; granddaughter. Constance
inn Hammond, ill ot an jTancieco,
iHi. Services will be held Thursday,
Fept. XI. at a pm, at xne umun-ow-ick
chapel with Rev. George H. Swift,
rector of St. Paul's episcopal church.
tmclating. Interment in City View
cmetery.
& ' esjaaaaaseaaa
Miner
tmmltt Boss Miner, late resident of
190 Union street, at a local hospital
TundiT. Sentember IS. at the aie of
43 years. Son of Mrs. Clara M. Miller.
ef Hood River: father of Marilyn
Miller of Centervllle, Wash., and Vif sil
X. Miller of the tJS. navy, and brother
f Mr. Gertrude Bavlesa. Walter 6.
Miller. Bennie C. and LeRoy U Miller,
all of Hood River. Mrs. Xva L. Thane
and Robert I. Miller of Portland, and
Wilford C. Miller of Amity. Services
will be held Friday, Sept. 18, at S pjn.
ei Goldendale, Wash. Direction ciougn
arrick company. .
. Miss Erna Dorothy Lohse, late resi
dent Of route 1, Turner, at a local hos
pital Tuesday, .September 23, at the
te of It years. Daughter of Mr. and
Irs. Henry W. Lohse of Turner: and
ittor of Miss Martha M. Lohse of En'
dtcott Nebr.. Alfred Lohse with the
it sl armv in Hawaii. Wilfred Lohse
With the U.S. .-army In Belgium, Clar
ence and Irvine Ixihse with tne ujs.
, ttavy In the Pacific, Paul Lohse of
rurner and Frederick Lohse of Herki
iner. Xas. Services will be held Sat-
' UTday. Sept SS, at 10 JO ajn. at the
Clough-Barrick chapel with interment
m City View cemetery,
nriiiMMAa -
- . Henry Chriatenson, late , resident of
foute 1, Monroe, Ore, at a Corvallis
. hospital Monday, Sept 24 at the age of
49 - years. M us Dana or strs. aowiii
Christenson of Monroe. Ore.: father pi
mmett H. Christenson of the VJS
armv. and brother of Mrs. Ida Jennings
of Kent. Wash., Mrs. Ella Holmes of
Vancouver. Wash, Mrs. Clara Kiscneii
ef Portland. Mrs. Julia Hurts and
AdolDh Christenson. both of Molalla
Mrs. Anna Schmidt. Carl and Oscar
Christenson, all of Salem. Services
will be held Thursday. Sept 27. at
S:30 n.m. from the Cloush-Barrick
chapel, with Rev. P. W. Enckson of
ficiating. Interment in Odd Fellows
cemetery. . . - , -
eland "
Norman Louis Poland. - at his -residence
at 1170 N. 21st street. Tuesday.
SeDtember 25. Husband of Mrs. Clara
B. Poland of Salem, and brother of
Rufus G. Poland ot roruana. Also sur
vived by several cousins. Services will
be held Friday, Sept. 28. at the Port
land mausoleum. Direction of Clougn
Barrick company. .-
Chandler
Herbert Franklin Chandler, at his
'residence. 1S60 Waller street. Tuesday.
September 23. Husband of Mrs. Chris
tina Chandler of Salem: son of Mrs.
Rosa Chandler of Salem; father of Mrs.
Virginia Holland snd Mrs. Roberta
Griswold. both of Salem, and brother
of Mrs. George Heckart. Miss Mary G.
Chandlrr and Albeit Chandler, all of
Salem. Sam Chandler of Silverton. Guy
Chandler of Vancouver. Wash- and J.
Verne Chandler of Beaverton. Ore,
Announcement Of " services later by
Clouh-Barrick company.
"aI the residence, 840 Rose street.
September 26. Carl Frederick Walter,
at the age of B4 years. Husband of
Emma Mildred Walters father of Carl
C. Walter f the U-S. army and Muer!
Lois Norton of Stockton, Calif.: son of
MeUnie Franslc Walter of Stockton,
and brother of WUll.m C. Walter. Mrs.
Wesley Strong and Mrs. Freda Ohm.
all of Stockton, and Mrs. T. P. Ohm of
-VTnalis. Calif. Member of San Jiaquin
odfje No. 19. AF St AM and the Salem
UKary club. Services will be held
Friday, Sept.. 28, at 2 p.m. from the
W. T. RiRdon chapel. -
UlEi FROM BOMB INJURIES
MaJ. Ben Johnson, 47, who was
injured in a bomb explosion on
Ie Shima while a landing strip
was being installed, died Sept 19,
at the Bushnell General hospital
at Brigham City, Utah. The father !
of Percy Johnson, of Mill City.i
he is also survived by the widow,!
four other sons, two daughters and
a sister. Burial .was in the Ft
Lewis cemetery Wednesday.
For . unpainted furniture shop at
WADE IS SPEAKER
Glen Wade, clinical photog
rapher and public relations man
for Salem Deaconess hospital who
recently returned from attending
the convention of Biological Pho
tographers in New York City, will
speak on "A Country Boy Goes to
New York" at this noon's lunch
eon meeting of, the Salem Lions
club." - - v; . j -.-
For home loans see Salem Fed
eral, 130 South Liberty.
USO OFFICIALS HERE
Mrs. Clara W. Al craft regional
associate USO executive from Seat
tle and Pat Stegenson, USO public
relations man from San Francisco,
were in Salem Tuesday attending
the Kiwanis luncheon and confer
ring with R. R. Boardman, director
of the Salem USO center, and
other members of his staff.
Wanted Experienced man ' or
woman grocery clerk. Highland
Market, 800 Highland ave. Call m
person. x
TO THEIR HOME
Mrs. Edward O. Eaddy, 1145
Hood st, and her infant daughter
and Mrs. Harry Mein, 970 Shipping
st., and her infant daughter were
dismissed to their homes Wednes
day from the Salem General hos
pital where the babies were born
on Sept 18.
Saleslady adapted to selling shoes
and purses. Experience preferred
but not necessary. Apply Para
mount-Shoe Store, 403 Court st
nrr-RUN reported
A hit and run driver struck his
car while it was parked on the
north side of State street near
Winter, B. H. Kuller, Janitor at
Willamette university, has nou
fled police. Damage was consid
erable, he said.
Deer Hunters Order special
Hunter - wrapped Master Bread
from your grocer it stays fresh
longer.
WARNER ON BOARD
Loyal Warner, president of the
Salem Chamber of Commerce has
been named to the board of trus
tees of Oregon's Mt Hood, Inc.
Object -of the association Is pro
motion of the Mt Hood area as
a year-around playground.
FEDERAL JOB OPEN -
Applications for the position of
meteorological aid for the weather
bureau In the ' states of Idaho;
Montana, Oregon, and Washing
ton" are sought by the .United
States civil service commission,
Cecile D, Bowden, room 200,
Postofflce building, local secreta
ry, announced Wednesday. ' The
salary for the position of meteor
ological aid is $1902 a year,-base
pay; Applicants must have reach
ed their 18th birthday.
Night School will open 7 pan. Oct
1st, Capital Business College. 345
Court St J ' .V; ' -.'' t
OWNERSHIP CHANGE NOTED.
Certificate of assumed business
name for ; the "Cupboard,", 498
State st, , was - filed Wednesday
Wednesday with the Marion coun
ty clerk by Chester R. Morrow
and Alyce F. Morrow, simultane
ously with . the filing by Clifford
W.- Hurt of a certificate of . re-
tlrement from the- same business.;
Be the" firsV to Jet you pin curl
permanent at the Oregon School
of Beauty Culture, supervised by
actory trained Instructors. Ph.
6800. 1 . ,:
FINDS ODD ROCK : :
Mrs: Robert Schaefer of Turner
brought to The Statesman office
Wednesday an odd-shaped rock
which she believes is the petrified
head of some animal as the shape
is similar to that, of a small dog's
head. She said her husband, who
works on the government dredge,
Monticello, found it Sunday in the
Willamette river.
Miller's Beauty Shop is now giving
pin curl permanents by specially
frolnc? nturafAn Ph 7QM
FAIRHAM ON COOS BAT
Dr. Silar Fairham of Salem,'
Methodist church district super
intendent is a visitor on Coos
bay, where he last night conduc
ted tne first quarter , conference
at the North Bend Methodist
church.
Deer Hunters Order special
Hunter-wrapped Master Bread
from your grocer it stays fresh
longer. . .
Wedding pictures taken at the
church. 820 State. Ph. 8723.
CLUB TO MEET
Members of the Chin-Up club
win meet Sunday at 2 p.m. at the
Wellwood Odd Fellows hall In
Portland and will hold , a public
musical program, a no-host lunch
eon and entertainment
Capital Cab phone 6840.
VISIT TN THE DALLES
Guests of his- parents in The
Dalles this week are Lt and Mrs
Ray Shirley and young son. Lt
Shirley recently returned to Sa
lem after serving two years In
England and France and two
years In the Alaska theatre.
Fur storage. Let us tell you about
our storage with freejnoth-proof
ing. rTices. r'
BOY TO WARRENS
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Warien, route
two, box 119, Independence, are
the parents of a boy, born at the
Salem General hospital Wednes
day. ,The father is a farmer.
Expert Gives
Classes for
Police Of ficers
Lloyd J. Brlce, gun expert now
with, the state board for vocational
education, is in Salem this week
conducting classes for. police of
ficers, at the target range. at the
fairgrounds. - , -vf ;
Brice operates the schools a week
in each Oregon dry with summer
and winter courses scheduled. The
summer course, still in progress,
covers police , marksmanship,
eluding slow, rapid and timed fire
with pistols, rifle fire from all
positions, the use of tommy guns,
shotguns and gatv , -X. - . f 5 ;
The winter course covers police
tactics, and includes judo, disarm
ing, ' searching, handcuffing, use
of ropes In. place of handcuffs, car
searching, premise searching and
general laws of arrest
Morning classes run from 8:30
a. m. until noon, - and tne -xter
noon classes from 1 p. m. until
2:30 p. m. i-'-i:
FORMER GUARD DIES
Philip M. Mathews, 81, former
guard at the state penitentiaryi
here, died Sunday at his home in
Roseburg. His wife preceded him
in death eight years ago. Born
near Roseburg, he was a black
smith and lived there most of his
life. While Henry Myers was sup
erintendent of the prison he was
employed here. '
Wanted Job Printer, steady situ
ation. Kraps and Long, Printers,
370 State Street, Salem, Oregon.
SIGNS REMOVED
One advertising sign at his place
of business Tuesday night was
torn down and one removed en
tirely, L. M.TWhite. manager of
Radio Louie's Service and Sup
ply at 1470 N. Capitol st, has no
tified city police. 4
Preschool music classes for. chit
dren 3 to 5 years. Eurhythmic
classes begin Oct 1. Phone 7188
Priscina Meisinger Wiltsey.
CLUB TO MEET -
Townsend club No. 18 meets to
night at the home of Mrs. Anna
Arnold, 2258 Ford at v
Celling. Prices' for hogs. All
weights. Midget Market Deliver
to Cannons' lulling Plant So
25th St .
WAR VETS MEET
Spanish-American war veterans
and their auxiliary will meet Mon
day night for a no-host dinner at
the Veterans of Foreign Wars hall
at 8:30 o'clock Members will bring
their own table service. - ' :
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Top soil $1.00 yd. See Doerfler
Nursery. Phone 2-1175. , .
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View roads "
s Road conditions In the Crooked
river country were viewed Wed
nesday by County Commissioners
Roy Rice and Jim Smith.
QduuCdQiib IIu(B(IDDaals
onion workers needed
Marion county is still badly in
need of workers to help harvest
the onion crop, the farm labor
office said Wednesday. All other
crops seem to be under control,
the office reported.'
RIECK RETURNS
Herman RIeck, recently a pur
chasing agent for the U.S. raerch-
CDicurr COURT . y
Credit Bureaus, Inc.. ys it. T. Mor
fan; satisfaction of Judgment.
Credit Bureaus, Ine, vs Alva 7.
McK inner; aatisfactlon of Judgment
IJllian Morley vs Granville Morley!
complaint for divorce charges cruel
and Inhuman treatment asks custody
of minor child, 1100 a month alimony,
$73 a month support money, ratifica
tion of property settlement agreement
and attorney's fees and court coats;
married at Vancouver, Wash, July X,
im - . . .
SUte vs Walter Turley; non-support
charge dismissed on motion of district
attorney. - - --Alice
P. Lange vs Charles F. Lanfe:
complaint for 1 divorce charses cruel
and Inhuman treatment asks custody
V7 I of minor child and $30 a month support
I money; married Jan. 25, 1843 at Yuma.
Ariz. - v ' -
Marian X. Ivee vs Clarence I Ives;
default Judgment. -
Anna M. Pemble vs Roacoe W. Pem
ble; complaint for divorce charges
cruel and - inhuman treatment, . asks
custody of two minor children, $33
a month for support of 'each, that
plaintiff be decreed owner of equity
now owned ty piainun ana defendant
in lot li . block -. resubdiviaion of
Burlington addition in Salem,1 and ot
ine ytooo cnaiTei mortgage payaoie o
defendant by Archie Elliott as - part
of purchase price of Black and White
coffee shop, 1 664 N. Capitol st Salem,
and - that, defendant - be required - to
pay plaintiff a attorney's fees and court
costs.
Wendell W. GObert vs Lorente Gil
bert; defanlt Judgment . -
, Grace auanage vs ueorge b. Bumim;
amended complaint to collect S1S.600
general damages and - $442.15 special
damages " allegedly sustained - when
plaintiff, a pedestrian, was struck by.
automobile allegedly driven by 'de
fendant at Court -and High streets.
Complaint declares plaintiff will be
permanently crippled aa result of ac
cident. ,- . , V
. Viola KUever vs Kenneth Kliever:
complaint for divorce asks custody of
minor child and $30 a month support
money; married Dec 15, XS40. at Van
couver, Wash. -
Caroline King vs Clifford Beryl King;
HZ
ant marine, has returned to Salem
and to the management of his
restaurant, The Meadows.
BAD CHECKS INCREASE
A regular rash ; of bad checks
has kept city police sleuthing for
penmanship, artists the past two
weeks. Latest were issued by a
15-16-year-old boy described as
having a sallow .' complexion.
Checks by him have been turned
in from three or more business
establishments of Salem.
HOCXETTS HAVE GD2L
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hockett,
820 North 4th st, are the parents
of a daughter born at 7:42 p. m.
Wednesday at the Deaconess hos
pital. The young miss weighed 7
lbs. 7 oz. Her father Is a taxi
driver.
TAKES SON HOME
Mrs. Melvin Irmah, Lansing ave.
accompanied by her infant son,
were taken' to their home Wednes
day from the Deaconess hospital
where the child was born.
FALLS, BREAKS LEG
- Alice Saabye.9,635 N. Summer,
fell on the ice at the ice arena
Wednesday and broke her right
leg, said first aid men who took
the girl to the Salem. General hos
pital for further treatment
RICKMAN TREATED
First aid men treated Oliver
Rickman, 390 Elma st, after . a
large box fell on his head at the
Railway Express office Wednes
day. The aiders said he hadaninor
lacerations of the head but that
the injuries were not serious.
FIRE CALLS
City firemen were called to
1860 N. Summer st Wednesday
to put out a roof fire where some
A mt a rra .mat' iarinrt d T J tipi- trtAV
extinguished a chimney fire atffOPEBTY &?
1025 N. 19th st
CONDUCTING SURVEY - ,
Dr. Lawrence . Riggs, professor
of education at Willamette uni
versity, who has been conduct
ing a survey In the Klamath area
in the interest of the YMCA, will
present a report of his activi
ties Tuesday night in the Klamath
Chamber of Commerce.
WILL SERVE ON JURY :
Salem residents who will serve
on the federal grand jury venire
of 60, to report - at the federal
courthouse in Portland, October
8, are Paul M. Bassett, Fred Da
vis, Ellen M. Goodenough, Hallie
Parrish Hinges, and Mare Saucy.
Joe M. Clancy and C. W. Cross,
both of Silverton and A. Wfc Bow
erson of Albany will also serve. '
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HAS PNEUMONIA
Phil Corbett, art employe of the
Allen Hardware store, ia serious
ly ill at the Salem General hos
pital -with virus pneumonia. His
son, Ted, is home on a 30 day
leave from the Great Lakes naval
training school.
HEAVY FOG
A heavy fog was noticed early
Wednesday morning by several
motorists, who said that the cen
ter line on the pavement pre
vented many accidents. The fog
was the heaviest of this season.
SON SOUGHT IN SALEM
Mrs. L. W. Mattson of Roches
ter, Minn., has written Salem po
lice asking assistance in locating
her son, George Earl Mattson, 16,
who left home recently without
informing his parents , where he
was going. They believe he may
have returned to Salem, the fam
ily's former home. While here
both he and his father were em
ployed at a garage.
complaint for divorce ' charges cruel
and inhuman treatment. . asks custody
ot tnree minor children and S7S a
month support money;, married July
29, isoo, at eaiem.
Velmalene Ballweber vs Harold D.
Ballweber; complaint for - divorce
charges cruel and inhuman treatment '
asks custody of minor child and total
of $70 a month support money for
child and plaintiff: married July 17..
Ruth Maier va Patrick Maier: com
plaint . for divorce asks custody of
minor- eniid. sw - a monuv support
money and $42 a month alimony; mar
ried Kov. 11. 1942. at Yakima. Wash.
Vivian Story vs Caoital -Cltv Trans
fer Co.; answer admits that plaintiffs
goods were stored in defendant s ware
house -and were, with other -goods,
destroyed by fire: enters as evidence
copy of warehouse receipt Including
contract carrying notification that stor
age ks at owners risk so far as fire
or other specified damages are con
Pacific Inland Transnort . comoanv
vs Interstate Heavy Hauling company;
epiy contain general denial.
complaint - for divorce charges cruei
and . inhuman treatment; married June
J4, 1833 at Salem.
Francis Langley v Pearl Lengley;
complaint for divorce charges deser
tion in September. 1942, asks custody
of minor child and restoration of de
fendant's maiden name of Peark Mc
Gc. - -
Grace L. Merrif ield vs Ward A. Mer-
rifleld; dismlzsed on motion of plain
tiff. ... :,.:.:.:- . ...
Martha K. wuornoa vs S. L. Jes-
person; diamiaaed by Judge. George
Duncan. -
Marv K. - Lather vs Albert Glenn
Luther: complaint for -divorce charges
cruel 1 and inhuman treatment asks
custody of minor child. $30 a month
support money and $42 a month ali
mony. '
John Bteneer vs Herman Plants and
Arthur ' Mills: answer makes general
denial and as crors-complaint declares
that defendants combined - a croo of
peas for plaintiff for which they claim
1105.63 ia due.
PROBATE COURT
Fred J. Gavel estate: order aonrov-
bur final account of James Smith.
executor, and directing distribution.
Marilyn Mae . amier guardianship:
Wilford C. Miller named guardian of
minor child who has estate of ap
proximately $1000 in Marion county.
ijoretu camobeu May guardianshlD:
final account of H. William Thielsen.
guardian, snows receiou ex SZ2SS.BJ.
expenditure of $1333.76; order of final
settlement.
Florence A. Boersman estate: ap
praised by Xarle M. Daue, L. S. Covert
and Henry Meichert at $6247.22: R.
B. Gagnoh. executor, authorized to
seS at private sale specified household
furnishings. - ........
Oral K. Scott estate: ordered that
interrogatories to be propounded on
behalf of Mrs. James Barrett, resident
of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, be settled
and approved.
William i Bishop estate: name of
EmUy Hall substituted for that of F.
F. Kose as an appraiser of estate. -
Louis Lachmund estate: formal order
substituting Rollin K Page aa attorney
aa ox Jan. zs, iy3, ana auectmg cierx
of court to pay to Ralph . Moody
$227$ paid into court by personal rep
resentatives ox estate as tender ox
BROTHER DIES IN MIDWEST
I Charles Leroy Shipp, .71, life
long resident of York, Neb., and
brother of Clyde Shipp, 406 E.
Hoyt st,. Salem, died last Satur
day at York following his. third
stroke. The deceased had visited
Salem and ". had many friends
here. , - '
LOOKING FOR SCHMIDT
The Red Cross is trying to lo
cate' Rudolf Schmidt or his father,
Ludwig Schmidt, reported to be
farmers in this district Executives
at the Red Cross offices request
that anyone knowing of these
men, contact the office.
Iff you need to
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261 State Street
Phone 4952
New By-Laws
Proposed for
Health Assn. i
navment of attornev fi
anmisl account by Boy E. Follis, ad
ministrator,- snows receipts of Soli
and disbursements of SS91.83; approved.
Jtiva c Bora esuter final account
by Walter H. Belt administrator, shows
receipts of S165.22:- disbursements - ef
S&SS; bearhis set for October 27.
JUSTICE COURT
State vs Alfred CecQ llcCalllster;
A revised set of by-laws. was
proposed at a meeting of the Mar
ion county health association held
In - the Masonic temple on Wednesday-
night The new by-laws,
made to conform more closely, to
those of the state organization,
are revised from those adopted in
1931 and ; will be recommended
to the . health - association at the
regular annual meeting later in
the year for adoption. ' Tinkham.
Gilbert , presided at - the " meeting.
Dr. Henry . Morris made several
recommendations in regard to the.
Christmas bond sales, : the com-,
mittee of which he is chairman.
F," G. Lesserer is , the cirman;
for . Christmas seals sales for the
city Funds for, .maintenance "of
the - association's work .aire deriv
ed from the annual sale of Christ
mas seals. . V. .' '.',.-;. , y
Mrs.' Stanley Krueger .waa em
ployed part time by. the commit
tee to work on the preparation of
the seals for sale. Mrs. Krueger
has been active as a volunteer for
several years but .additional work,
has made it necessary to procure
paid help," explained ' Mrs. Ruby
Bergsvik, executive secretary of
the organization. : . , .
Meeting dates for the executive
board were set as the third Wed
nesday in October, January,
March and May, the . final meet
ing to be of the entire association,
with election of officers. r
Charles Feike gave a short
resume of the work of the reha
bilitation department of the state,
with the object of interesting the
association in rehabilitation of tu
bercular patients.
Feike said that 26 J per cent of
the rehabilitation clients are for
mer tuberculosis patients. : The
department has completed 104
cases this year, Feike said.
combined overload; S3 .50 fine and $4-80
costs.' . '
SUte vs Ralph J. Wolf: preliminary
hearing on non-support charge set for
s:so a. m, toaay..
MUNICIPAL COURT .
Lloyd Crabb. route S, Salem; failure
to give right-of-way; SIS fine.
Ronald H. dimming, route 4. Sa
lem; violation of basic rule: $7.50 bait
Alfred Geier, route X, Salem; viola
tion of basic rule; $7 JO bait
Sam Countryman.' 440 'Division it,
drunk and disorderly; $13 fine, com
mitted. . ...
Raymond Martin, Portland; violation
of basic rule; $5 bail.
SHOP SEARS
for BUILDIIIG
SUPPUES
ROLL SIDING
Old - homes look ew with '
Hosaart asphalt - roU sidlna:.
It's fire resistant and easy
te apply. Buff-blend brick
effect aidlns; covers 100 sq.
ft, wit, watertight lap.- ;
MINERAL FILL
BAG
tsi SS or
sore bag '
The easiest
pour - type
J insulation to
j liitilL
Clean, odor
less aad
t irepr oof.
K c e a e
mlcat '
EFRCIEIIT KIMSUL
INSULATION
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.ft
.85
ie 84. Ft
Clean, llsht-
weisbt and
easy to in
UU. Pre-
videa uniform tasulaUon and
lasts aa lonff as your borne.
Fire-resistant. Pays for It
self fuel saving. .
Roll ROOFING
Marion county court has ap
proved . sale of county-owned
tracts in Garden Home tracts to
Gale L. Stacy and Bess May Stacy
for $400.
SALEM HORSEMEN RIDE
The Oregon Mounted posse of
Salem and the Salem Saddle club
staged exhibition drills at the re
cent all-western horse show spon
sored in Oregon City by the
Clackamas county sheriffs posse.
GOES HOME WEDNESDAY
. George Snyder, 1815 North 4th
st- was dismissed to his home Wed
nesday from the Deaconess hos
pital where he underwent medical
treatment . '
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' Seles. Sizes 1 13 6. Daiicacd
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.V -t - " Y'&.'l eoet, all weather protection. .
V.y f I 1 $ Roll .covers 100 aq. ft.ef
, J "W roof with 1-lnch lap.
ff f ASEESTOS
: ; , j B : r.QQF COATIllS
- I i . w I aa I r i I I
A S-way stretch Char
mode girdle! It's of extra .
flexible, comfortable :
synthetic elastic! it's su- .
'per-slcnderizing in the
proper places. Small,
- . medium, large sizes.
Medium cup cotton and
net bra. Sizes 32 to 36.
Girdle
3.S3
1.50
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Nationally famous
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consultant.
who will dlagnoae
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In Sears
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For protecting
any exposed
wood, metal
er toncrste
- surface f r e sa
acid, mois
ture or rust. -
90 c
Corselry Dsparlmcnl
Friday and Saturday
Sept. 23 and 29
4S4 State
StreeV
Gal.
ICALIC KORD
Seals cracks
ustde and out- f t )
aide. Uiti 'j
terra win
dows fit tisrht
with handy Kalk Kord. Made
ia strips, easy to apply. .
nOOD SEAL Qi. 85c
Per Gallon :..2.88
UKOLEUM CEMEUT
Wat e r
proof . cement
to lay liac
leum properly
end easily.
e o b o m 1
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