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fTHE YQUNG IDEA" By Mossier
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Funeral Services .
Slated Wednesday
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; Funeral services for Emma
Laura Rice, who died at her home
on route 6, Monday; will fc held
Wednesday, Xktober 3, at 1Q:30
a. m., . at the Clough-Barrick
chapel, with graveside services at
the ! Rest .Jlaven - cemetery, Eu
gene, at I p. in. 1
Born in Iowa, October 15, 1889,
she came to Oregon seven years
-ago, and to Salem a year and
half . ago. : l ' .
She is survived by daughter
jviaoei nice, aaiem, mrs. Clarence
Frost, Medford, and Mrs. George
Organ, Trail, B. C; on son, Har
old Rice, of Salem; sisters- .Mrs;
Thomas Thompson, 'of Salem;
I dont want to hear any more wrangling'' aboat
who's asing the radio!" .
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brother, i Archie Miles, Yahats,
Ore.; five grandchildren and five
great-grandchildren.
Towhsend Workers
To Renew Campaign
For Pensiotn Bills
WASHINGTON More than 30
Townsend workers will arrive
here this month to conduct an
intensive campaign to enact the
Townsend national insurance pro
gram.! The staff will call person
ally on all 435 Congressmen, re
questing them to sign a discharge
petition in behalf of HR 2229 and
HR 2230, now in the house ways
and means committee When 218
Congressmen have signed, the bill
must come to the floor. '
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j Mcian To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
ij. McLean; Independence, a
daughter, Gloria Jean, born Sep?
tembier 9, Salem General hospital.
I EyWly To Mr. and Mrs. Don
aid J. ierly, 150 1 Williams ave.,
a daughter, Linda Lee,, born Sep
tember 12, Salem General hospi-
Palmer to Mr. ;and Mrs. Clare
Palmer, 338 South 23rd street,
son, Donald KODert, Dorn 2ep-
tember 10, Salem General hospi-
Stane To Mr. and Mrs. Her-
et I. Stone, 425 Locust, a daugh-
r, Judy Gay, born September 12,
alem General hogpitaL- '-..; i
Smith To Mr. and Mrs. Silas
aynor Smith, jr 860 Jefferson
treet. a son. Glendon Herbert,
rm September 5; Salem General
ospital. 1 .
j Owens To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
A.: Owens, JDaytpn, a son, .Vyrle!
Wlljon, born September i, baiem
General hospital, f
J-t Peitei To Mr. and Mrs. Frank
p. Potter, Great Falls, Montana, a
flaiighter, Leslie Frances, born
September 6, Salem General hos
pital. , ; . I,; ' -i
f Jones To Mr, land .Mrs. Mer
lon D. Jones, 1730 Market st., a
paughter, Judith; Ann, born Sep
tember 12, Salem General hospi
tal, r :.;,
i Johnson To Mr. and Mrs. Phil
ip N. Johnson, Scio, a son, Philip
iNewcomb, jr., born September 2,
Salem General hospital. A
Peterson To Mr. and Mrs. Er
vln L. Peterson, 645 South Sum
mer st., a son, Elrwin Kent, born
September 4, Salem General hos
pital. : " ' V . I v i
w McGowan To Mr. and : Mrs.
Earl McGowan, ; Independence, a
daughter, Hester! Sue, born Sep
tember 2, Salem General hospitaL
Hohba To Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard G Hobbs, Kings Valley,'
daughter, Kay, born August 30,
Salem General -hospital.
Morgan To Mr. and Mrs. Ken
nth L. Morgan 808 Knob View
Dfirive, Oceanlake, a son, Kenneth
Lafayette, jr., born September 1
Salem General hospital.
, Smith To Mr, and Mrs. Leon
J. Smith. 1435 Mill street, a son,
Michael Leon, bbrn September ,3,
Salem Deaconess hospitaL
; Krehblet To Mr. and Mrs.
Adolf O. Krehbiel, 1220 North
Summer at., a son Dale Adolf,
born August 224Salem Deaconess
hospital. If
i Amos To Mr. and Mrs. Millard
Irfl Amos, Woodburn, a son, Man
ford Willard, born August 26, Si
lent Deaconess hospital.:
! Hall To Mr. S and Mrs. Virgil
p. HallJ Independence, a.'daugh
ter," Lorraine Mildred, borti Aug
ust 23, Salem Deaconess hospital.
Patterson To Mr., and Mrs.
Ernest R. Patterson, Silverton, a
n. Rolland Ernest, born August
31, Salem Deaconess hospital.
5 j Babb To Mrj; and Mrs. James
C. Babb, Turner, a son, Russell
Allen, born September 25, Salem
General - hospital.
Two on Clue
Perry Mason
Rosemary
fena. Tim
Guiding Light
Children
!In ,Whita
-tHymns
Ethel, Albert
Istars
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Shepard To Mr. and Mrs. Jo
R. . Shepard, route r one, a
daughtet, Darla Marcene,' born
feptember 19, Salem Deaconess
ospital. ,, ; ' ..::' .-
Uammltt To Mr. and Mrs. Si
las D. Hammitt, route 5, a son,
James Robert, born September 21,
Salem Deaconess hospital.
Blckell To Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
L. Bickell, 313 Salem Heights ave.,
a; son, Norman Dale, born' Sep
tember 26, Salem General hospi-
tal- : '
Trederick To . Mr. and; Mrs.
Paul F. Frederick, 1540 South Lib
erty st., daughter, Paula Kay,
bbrn September 25, Salem General
hospital!
Harsh To Mr. and Mrs. Merril
W. Harsh, 125 Liberty, a daughter,
Cathleen Annj born August 19,
Salem Deaconess hospital.
Smith To Mr. and Mrs. Roy
D. "Smith, route 4, a son, Robert
Roy. born September 26, Salem
General hospital s
Newcomb To Mr. and .Mrs
Lyle E. Newcomb, Scio,' a daugn
ter, Paulette Adele, born Septem
ber 18, Bungalow Maternity Home.
I-Plckle To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
J. Pickle, route 2, a son, Nicholas
Daniel, born September 8, Bunga
law Maternity Home.
Hargin To Mr. and Mrs. WiU
iam H. Hargin, atayton, a son,
Michael William, born September
23, Salem Deaconess hospital.
r Shelton To Mr. and Mrs. Mau
nee r. Shelton, stanrton, a son.
David Maurice, born September
13,: Salem Deaconess hospital.
Hiiliker To Mr. and Mrs. Loyd L.
H.illiker, Albany, a son. Wesley
Luzern, bom September 23, Bun
galow Maternity Home.
: Schooley To Mr. and Mrs
James A. Schooley, Salem, a son.
James Junior, born September 22,
Bungalow Maternity Home. ,
M Feared - To Mr. and Mrs,
Charles W. Penrod. 1343. Waller
at., a son, Patrick Michael, born
-September 20, Bungalow .Mater-
"hity Home. . ,
; Owen To Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Owen, route 3, a daughter,
Mary Margaret, born September
17, Salem Deaconess hospital.
ii Henderson To Mr. and; Mrs
William M. Henderson, Hammond
Java;, a son, Robert; Jimmy, born
September 10, Salem Deaconess
hospital. . "' !
Wetsel To Mr. and Mrs. How.
ard R. Wetzel, Columbus, Ohio,. I
'daughter. Jane Ann, born Septem
ber 23, Salem General hospital. 1
I Olson To Mr. and Mrs. Claud
R. Olson, 1720 North Cottage st
a son, Bradley Francis, born Sep
tember 24, Salem General hospi
tal. ' .
i Gage To Mr. and Mrs, Earl
C. Gage, route 1, Monmouth,
daughter, Eloise Hollis, .born Sep
tember 20, Salem General -hospi
tal." V . . j
Stark To Mr. and Mrs. John
R. Stark. 1090 North Cottage st.
son, Lawrence Alan, born Sep
tember 8, Salem General hospi
tel. -' ... i
Parrish School
election Due B
Petitions for prospective candi
dates ! were circulated Tuesday
at the Parrish Junior high school
and will result eventually in the
election of student body, officers
in the annual two party campaign.
Student body filing clerks are
Dorothy Pearce and Donna Jane
er.ee. Deadline on filing petitions
4 p. m. Friday. , .
Candidates of the two parties,
known as the Studenteer and the
Liberator, will be introduced dur
ing an assembly October 12 and
the primary election held that
day. Campaign talks will be giv
en October 17 and , the general
election held two days later.
Dick Fuhr, acting student body
president is head of the campaign.
On the interim committee are Bob
Meany, vice president; Loreh
Spence, Bud Duval and .Deryl
Lawrence, ninth grade representa
tives and Sue Perry of the eighth
grade.
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MR. FARMER
One of the most frequent objections we hear from
farmers 1st not the cost of compensation but the detail
of monthly reports. We will write either compensation
or employer's liability, and you report your payroll
once a year. Phone or write our of f ice for a quotation.
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Consumption of
Gasoline High
Gasoline. 1 consumption in Ore
gon during the month of August
this year was the second highest
on record for that month in this
state. Secretary of State Robert's
Farrell, jr., disclosed Tuesday.
Oregon motorists used 27,484,-
798 gallons of gasoline this Aug
ust The .only . August to exceed
this consumption was August of
1941, when use totaled 30,737,874
gallons.
August consumption this year
was zo per cent over tne August
use a year ago. For the first eight
months of the year, gasoline' con
sumption amounted to 166,640,982
gallons, an increase of ten pie;
cent over the consumption of the
first eight months of 1944.
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NtEBUILDLNG SLATED j
PORTLAND, Oct, 2, 'Jf)- The
plants of Timber Structures, Inc.
destroyed las night by fire will
be rebuilt. President Ward L. May
er said today. .
KZA1TH TO YOUI
Cetree fteefwf, Celeaj AHftsala
VeaMrraelda (Wee). 11.
avse, Fietola, Hstaia (Rup
ture) dmtif kxilta piom'ss
- to suia uliility to ajey life.
Our Bathed treatatsirt
wttkeat kMWtnl oswratlea
enceeasfully emplered tee
23 years, libeeat etedM
terns. Coll tor erasriaaHsa
ee aead tee TaXZ SMktet.
Opee Cveninee, Mee., Wee., frf.,7 H 6J0
Dr. C. J. DEAN CLINIC
V. ? Cef V SrtmsrJds mm A flrtsmA atM-
fUpKui EJUi 39Jf PortloBd 14, Orgom
(1
ployment service was recommen
ded today by Portland American
Legion post No. 1. j j : '
A resolution, similar'to that' by
Capital post Na 9, Salem, was
sent to 'heads of the national em
ployment program, director of
the Legion's legislative commit
tee, and officials; of other veter
ans' groups. The post also asked
-Governor Sneil to give state sup
port to the xequesL
Legion Asks Investigae
Vet Job Placements
PORTLAND, Oct 2-P)-Inves-
tigation of job placement of vet
erans by the United States em-
GIVEN CLOSE SHAVE
COOS BAY, Oct. 2.-iA)-l: D.
GiDiland, who set a gasoline fire
to clear all the brush off his farm
near . here, . said ! today the plan
worked too well. The blaze -also
burned Gilliland's hair and eye
brows. , V- ! : ' -' ''' '
ROLLING LOG KILLS MAN
. ROSEBURG, Oct, Z-(JP)-A log
ging accident on - Yellow creek,
15 milesj west of Oakland, was
fatal yesterday to Robert -Rose,
24, struck by a rolling log. The
widow and two daughters sur
vive. ' . r ' . ;.
S EPILEPSY ITIHIRsTOT
. WHAT CAUSXS IT?
A . eecklet ceeteiaiee fa Mimeas ef fa
eieet dedort ee Mits intereitinf tebfect
will a teat HI EE. wkile Htey lest, tar smm
reader writiaa to Mia idecceiewel Dmsiea,
S3S fiftfc Ae4 NawYofk. N.Y.. Dea4. K 1112
REPAin
CAR - TRUCK TRACTOR
Portable
STEAM CLEANING
T7ELDIIIG
Electric - Acetylene
Pipe Bending up to 3 -Inch Pipe
Phone m -
Tractor Equipment -'
Repair
1095 HlcbJud Ave.
Auctioneers Report
Sale of Dairy Cows High
PORTLAND, Oct. 2-jP)-WUi-
amette valley auctioneers report
dairy cows in .greater i iand
than refrigerator and; ashing
machines at ; farm aucU, the
Oregon Tournal said today.
Buyers are paying $35 to, $80
f0rt "family cows"T-iiscarded by
farmers as culls. Large heifers for
shipment to California bring
$140 to $160. ; ; :
The newspaper' said saddle
horses sell better through, classi
fied ads than at sales; 30-40 pound
wean'er pigs now sell for $8 In
stead of $18. X . '
O riSTUlA, nSSUKt, MOIApSI mmi
PtOTkUSION, mmm lee el YITAUTT,
ceastoat IttrfATION, NEBVOUSMtSS,
ttSTLESS $UIINOIOISTKN$ CON
tTlPATlON.'ane men arKer awatpteaw
i wKich rilf m Pftysicsil Misare.
j . ;
! Our lotast aapraved awtkioos brutf ejvick
1 resells. Ne keepttel epereties). Can 'ter
eseiaiiMiiea er write fer free eeeklet
TUNA SCHOOL KEPQSTCD . ,
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i ASTORIA,' Ore, Oct. 2.-V
Reports of a late season school of
tuna north of the Columbia river!
today sent every available vessel
out of port Fishermen hoped the
alba core catch would improve, to
date the worst in the industry's
history. :-. ": c ' ; -;' ..-, M'U
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Mere Aarn power by far ;
than ever: thought, possihle
With Less Battery Veltage!
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Call or write tedaf far ares
cernoiisti aooal
HiidsQa-Dnncan St Co.
Leading: Packers Price
Weights and Crack Test
AT
1 Va ML Wi'of Keizer School
l . Can or wTitetodajr far atof j : I
1 . demonstrationf i I I
; Acouaflcon McCoaoId Co. .
: 90S First Natl Bank Bid.
Ph. CUI Saleaa, Oresx. J
' 1 lHitJlll ' '." ' - . II ViJlI ASKED SOU TO
(SURC) . I 1 f j C WIPE UP THE DUST ) '
( DEAR. WILL V I CS3 I I fl I Z NOT TO JUST ,S"
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MICKEY MOUSE " - - el .
THIMBLE THETRj; t ! 'ta ' lo-l
I l rll rT MUST BE A MISTAKE.l rMYWAMsTV V-JLX 1 1 fGEE, IECO, Wrt ATA SVVELL GAM
I , y I OlONT HAVE THE r-1! AND LOOK.il -JUST KNOCK AN' RUN --THEN ? ,
COME CH2BJ0, RUN UKEl HONEY TO kVtTrr! A0DR$S- . MA. THE POOR FOLKS DONT MVE 10 ,Vl
EVERYTMING'. I DON T r ' A ei tOi cW I 1AV ' FOdoU ' THANK ANYBODY FOR TME t !
WANf. THE LADY TO ff!l t OF FOOaStiL MAVEM Vtl OT PRESENT TMEYrjj , i
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