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Newspaper Page TextJL 'I : r TH OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Saturday Morning. October 13. 1S4S r TV pApE nvr - The Oroaon StartTnan KEW MEMBERS LISTED - r Salem Chamber of Commerce this week lists the fdllowing- new members, CJ H. Holcomb, 1690 g. Church st; Roy's Delivery & Pick-Up Service, R. S- Lucas, Jr 143 S. Church st; Arthur W. Metzger, U.S.! employment serv ice, 710 Ferry st; Capt R. B. Leaner, Salvation Army, 241 State t; Hollywood Fountain Lunch, C. M. Craig, 2003 N. Capitol st; The Cupboard Cafe, C. R. Mor row,' 498 State st.; Estes Dress Shop, Mrs. E. W. Estes, 2005 N. Capitol st; Black & White Coffee hop, Archie Elliott and Hazel Elliott, 1964 N. Capitol st.; Salem hotel, M. M. Stull, manager, 161 , g. High st '1 : . . l ; !:;.; Lute Flower Shoppe, 1276 N. Lib trty, phone 9592. , v KEW CREDIT BUREAU MEN Four new members of the staff mt the Salem Credit bureau were Introduced at the Friday noon luncheon by F. G. Leserer, presi dent of the Salem Credit associa tion. The new men are Brown s Holmes, recently from' Eugene; Stanley. Stiffler, Paul' Harrison and Jay Bertelson, all former servicemen. The fall of Japan and the signing of the surrender board the USS Missouri were subjects of a film shown follow tog the business meeting. ; - V We cut and Install Shatter-Proof auto glass. R."D. Woodrow, 325 Center st . SOCIAL WORKERS MEET Edwin D. Rounds, executive secretary for Multnomah county chapter of the American Red Cross, in his capacity as president of the Oregon Conference of So cial Work, will be speaker or share the speaking time With oth er I members of the conference at the first autumn luncheon meet lng, of the Marion County Social Workers' club, next Friday noon at The Quelle cafe. New arrivalOscar Auestad wood en shoes. Complete sizes. Now at Price's. CONCERTS AT COOS BAY First of a series of Willamette University school of music con certs to be given in Cities through out Oregon j were presented Fri "iij at Coos Bay by Dean, Mel vih 71. Geist, and Prof. Ralph Hobbs and Bennet Ludden. The after noon and evening concerts were bald In the Marshfield high school auditorium. The trio will present a similar evening concert October 15 at Bend. J ' Wedding pictures taken at the church. 620 State. Ph. 8722. . COAT STOLEN , i , Mrs. C. L. Rhoades, 1755 Sagi "mw st, told city police ,1 Friday that while her car was parked in lront of her home someone stole her new black cloth coati A Obituary Modererer ' - it ir I . li. V v Center treet, Saturday. October , lt mc age ot s years. ainer oi Mr. Mar garet Lynberg, of Portland, Mrs. At- ttAld rimM. nl C4aiiw Y nil m .nr Mrs. Ray Lon, of Los Angeles; brother f joeiti. AdolDD and Max Moderecer, 11 of Yankton, S.D. Survived ateo by Two 1TI tld Monday, Oct. 19. at .30 a.m. at t Josepn cnurcn. interment in Vi 4rtt Memorial park., under direction m uougb-iMmck company. LeaTcaworth Henry Clark Leavenworth, at his lome. IN w. wuson it.. Thursday, et. li. HuiDana oi Mrs. Margaret eavenwortn. of Satem: father of Miss 'alif.. and Lt. Margaret L. GreweU. at anna Ltivenwonn. ox fasaoena. rdua university. West Lafavette ai. Announcement of services later by i-iouxn-iMUTicK company, . SWlf . i Y Xavier John Wolfe.-'late resident of route four, at a local Hospital, October 12. survived by wile. Mrs. Ida Wolfe. three children. Judith Marie, Marlorte Ann. and Wayne John of Salem; fath er. Christian Wolfe of Shaw, and elgth brothers. Emanuel. Jacob and Michael Wolf of Canada, Raphael Wolfe of Bnaw, joe wolfe of Silverton, Anthony Wolfe of California and Markus Wolfe t Washington; lour sisters, Mrs. Lena Mack of Canada Mrs. rNli bacher of Salem, Mrs. Resins Firies ; ef Portland, and Mrs. Barbara White et California. Services will ba held Tuesday. October IS, at m.m4 from the Shaw Catholic church m-tth tntr. ment In the Shaw cemetery. Direction vwuh-duiicc company. Taylor ' Charles Hasan Tvlor a tvi Md 4ence, Friday. October IS at the age . of as years. Husbands of Mrs. Madge . Taylor of Sunnyside; father of Mrs. Glen Barnett of Murrysvule. Pa., and r. nt, eoi u., jaul 1L. D. B - ami rhaplM T t.uIa. ii r . , and brother of Morris Taylor of Pine- nmnm. nm vs. seven grandchildren a io survive, services Monday. Oct. 15 ' at 10:30 jn.-, from Clough-Barrick i Chapel. Rev. Dudlev Strain nfftri.l.n with Interment at Belcrest Memorial pin. SDnoDD Servoce! 90S N. Commercial St I. M. SULLIVAN. MANAGER J" I. .. . - - - .''. Gas - Oil - Lubrication - . (Formerly Operated OPERATING nOURS Ueekdays - 7 Ml. lb 8 P.Ili Scsdays -9 Ml. lo 0 PJ1. TeUofeono 9101 - ! - ; CHEMEKETANS TO HDXEi ' Declared to be one of the best I hikes in the west foothills, that 1 which Chemeketans will take Sun-1 day cis over a through trail 15 j miles long past the Ogle moun-jBob tain mines. Two parties of hikers win start at eitner end or the trail, swapping cars at the con- clusion of their hike. Theyf will leave Salem at 6 a. m. from 248 commerciai st wnere regis- trations for the hike will still be taken, today, Luther Cook, leader, has announced. I Cyn Cronise . Photographs:; and Frames. 1st JSatl Bank Bldg. . SCHOOL COOKS HERE ! School cooks from all lover Marion county are to be id Sa- trict office in Eugene this month, lem today to attend a class for to replace; Max Burris, sergeant them at Portland Gas andi Coke m charge there who recenUy re company's auditorium, usually signed. Hill has been in Eugene closed on Saturdays but ;jnade tor the nast few davi to secure available to them by special ar- rangement Lucy Case, nutrition specialist wim we uregon i&iaie couege extension service, wiij con- i duct the class. Members of gspon soring committees are invited to attend. 7 nr.-developing & prlntmgser-. vice at Burke's Camera Shop. 174 N. ConVL :. . GOLD 'STAR ON FLAG The first gold star for the Sa- lem postoffice service flag lis in I process of being put in plaice by J a committee of the auxiliaries of I the clerks' and carriers ogani- zations. The gold star is fo Paul, Tyler. It is the first on thie flag which has 19 stars for I many months representing members of the Salem postoffice staff iif mfli- tary service. Tyler was reported killed July 17 in an airplane! crash in the Philippines. For unpainted furniture shop at Woodrow s, 325 Center. PLANNERS IN EUGENE John W. Kelly, executive pecre- tary of Oregon's postwar develop ment and readjustment commis sion, 'with Jack BartletC the' com- mission's engineer, was irj Eu- gene late this week to confejr with officials and "chamber of commerce workers on surveys and Studies uie commission nos unuec wuj there, r - 1. For home loans see Salenj Fed- a1 1n CnntVi r.iKrt 1 - Bla WW WW V aMWa m g . HUNTING BIRDS t To keep their annual engage ment with the opening of the pheasant season in J Malheur county, ur. wuiara incfnpson and E. W. Winkle of Salenj with a group of Corvallis friend have cone to tne untano,vaie custnci. Thev Dlan to soend a week! hunt- lng birds, their sixth successive year on sucn a venture, j; , :. ..... . J Frame uoonuie, master service Station, is now open 24 hous each day, including Sunday. They spe- . Guy D; Hurt, box 113,! Rock cialize in prompt courteou serv- away. Ore.; faU to stop; $2.50 bail, ice and promise that you will get William L. Rodriquez. 468 Fer- complete satisfaction withl every transaction." LICENSED TO WED . Marriage licenses have been j issued at Vancouver, Wash- to Charles C. Giebeler and Emma F.eaheller, both of Detroit tod to John T. Koos, Molalla, and Alice C. Schadeck, Barfow. Rummage sale, Jason Lee thurch basement Jefferson and Winter, w 11 i it a a, . I PERCTVALS HERB 1 I Salem callers Friday were Mr. and Mrs. William RercivalJ (Min nie Heseman) and daughter, wno have been making their home in Kelso, Wash.; but who now plan to return to Phoenix, Aiiz., to reside. . ' VV, rur storage. Let us tell you about our storage with tree moth-proof- VENDING MACHINE STOLEN The theft of a .stamp vending machine of the one and three cent type was reported from the Rial to, 475 State street Friday, bi Rollie Cleveland, an employe pt the pface, to the police. Rummage sale. 43 Court, st Upstairs, Friday & SAturd1ayePres- byterian Ladles. i Sr WATCH M2S8DYG 1 J. W. Strayer, lUChejneket3 st, reported the theft of ft gold Waltham watch from hi room Friday, city police records stated. Accessories Tire Repairs by Alex Staudlnrer) .. ymwMmm-mimmmvwm--wii'm win,aff MwieeMiaiiiiwuiiijsir.rtnBi. i mi ii.m'm in i '' i'iiin . (in ''SuslOwsaasasaBSaiMsa Organization of the ASB coun cil forJhe first semester has been completed at Leslie junior high school with the following repre- sentatives serving:. Edna Hill, Barbara Byerly, Phil Ringle, Ive- lyn Sikorra, Dorothy Bergerson, Jo Anne Majek, Joyce Armstrong, Herbert Williams, Rollin Cocking, Corbett, Bill Agee, Margie I Acton, Buzz Lugenbeel, Barbara White, Jerry Arnold, Ralph Blak ley, Sonia Nohlgren, David JEm- mons, Tom Beech, Don ' Clark, Phillip Johnson and Lila Parmen- tier, student body Dresident I - " ....' I Ceiling Price for hogs. All weights. Midget Market Deliver to Cannons' Killing Plant! So. 25th St ? - I . ; - I HILL, TO EUGENE I Rr v Kill nf th tatJ no- win be assigned tothe!dis- housing accommodations for his family. Burris, with j the state pou Eugene; since 1937, served for SOme time m the Salem ; dis trict. Featuring Jo Ramp at Loveall's Beautv Shoo, snecializinff in man- hcuring. CaU 7870 r for appoint ment . ':'' )". :. ' : LETTEBMEN ELECT Freddie Sproule' was named president of the Boys' Letters club at Leslie ; Junior high school Fri- day - morning. Bill Sproule I was made vice president Delmer Schwabauer, secretary-treasurer, arid Dean Bunnell, sergeaijt-at- arms. The group's purpose is to boost order and school spirit at athletic contests engaged in by the school. 1! Rummage Sale, -Oct 12-ljai. 470 LESLIE NEAR GOAL Leslie, junior high school sup- passed last year's total of $178 in their student contributions to the War Chest drive Friday and ex pects to go over their $200 Quota lor this year wnen final coiiec tions are made Monday morning. A special assembly was held Thursday to boost the drive,! with Lyle Leighton the guest speaker. Hi grade Antique and Furniture Auction Sat, Oct 20. See elassi- fti nan - 11 a -; AUTOS COLLIDE j Cars driven by Frank Hj Weir, 1247 S. Commercial st, and Wayne G. Roff, route three, box 704R, Salem, collided at Mill street and South High Friday, Little damage was reported to the .cars and there were no personal injuries, police ' records stated. ' h Lineman. : Salem Electric j i 1 i lT3Lx1"i 'Dl. J "' ixruiJaa iiutuiua MUNICIPAL COURT ry st no operator's license, $5 ( bail; illegal muffler, $2.50 bail. COUNCIL ORGANIZED Oil THAT DAY WHEN YOU f 1SP0II' FOR SOIIETimiG TO DO IS(ililigEll)(S!? ; aasaBaisasassaBaBsaasaa; -" - . 'i !fflfaclewallfiij, hcht oyei vtailpapii 1 to MANY OTHEI SUXFAOS ; 3a,:V:.,iV o tzzm 1 MSI COAT Corns assst smsV '4. 5. 2. ms3 ua raok 3. IUS M OM ion 6. 7 f Any Weather Is Painting KemVTone Same Price E?erywhere. Bay It at a Paint Store for Professional Advice. Our Color Ex pert Will Be of Utmost Help. mm 575 Chemeketa SL 1 . If ' 111 1 . 1 111 ' - JSC CHAPTER ELECTS i Officers were elected Friday morning for the Leslie Junior high school chapter of the Junior Red Cross, and ' Evelyn, Sexton was named to the ' presidency. John Erickson is : vice president. Mary Ruth Dowd, secretary, and Bob ' Jones, treasurer. Miss Eleo- nor Roberts is faculty, advisor. - 4 . ; t- m ... .... .-' . Fresh dressed turkey hens, bakes. fryers, at FitU Market ,v - BREAK WINDOW " -4 ; ; W. C Tucker, employe of No ble's confectionary, 1709 Center st, told city ' police Friday that after he refused to sell beer to two young sailors Thursday night they went outside the cafe, broke the neon sign and hutted v a ' rock through the front window. Tuck er said the two navy men were from the V-l? unit at Willamette. Salem Gun - Club, dinner and meeting Oct 13, postponed be cause of hunting season. , " 1 BOYS ESCAPE ' J; '''U'i&K ' Four teen age boys were report ed missing ' from ; the , training school at Chehalis, ; Wash, and were believed headed south in a stolen 1937 Pcntiac sedan, state and city, police were advised Fri day. ; : - i : -:: Tonight dance, 259 Court st Pub lic invited.. ; TAB POT. BURNS -.' , -I City firemen wete ' called to State and Capitol: streets Friday morning when . the tar pot on a state highway commission truck caught fire. They, reported all the tires on the truck and two on the main truck were ruined before the blaze was. extinguished. ; Acousticon now offers new revol utionary "hearing lenses" for hard of ? hearing. Investigate." Batteries for all aids. Mail orders promptly filled, Acousticon Mc Donald Co.. 905 First Natl Bank, phone 6350. j j OSTEOPATHS TO MEET The Willamette Valley Osteo pathic society will hold its month ly meeting Sunday, October 14, at 5 p.m. at Brownsville. Dr. Rob rt TulL staff member of the Chi cago Osteopathic hospital i and head of its obstetrical department will speak on obstetrics. Capital Cab phone 6646. SMITH ON VACATION Bert Smith, veteran deputy in the Marion county sheriffs of fice, is taking his annual vaca tion, leaving Friday to spend most of it hunting pheasants in eastern Oregon. ' ' ' j. ' " N' ! SCHUH INJURED . J First aid men treated Henry Schuh, route 2, 'Friday after he told them he -was struck on the head by a falling barrel lift while at work at the Terminal Ice and Cold Storage plant The aiders said the injury was not serious.' GOES HOME FRIDAY ! Mrs. Willard Jones,- route three, box 784, Salem, accompanied by her infant daughter, were dis missed from the Deaconess hos pital Friday where the child was born October i. : i aas wm warn 0(57) OC . . tun m TaJarrr i Aan IAJS.T lOTRJDT COtOtS Weather When You Use TO MAKE YOUR HOUSE A HOME Co. o 1 111! f I VAUGHNS XtAVE SOKl T A son was born Friday at the Deaconess hospital to Mr. said Mrs. Russell Vaughn, 1060 Cross st, at 11:45 a. m. The child weighed 7 pounds me ounce. The father Is with the McKHlop real estate company. , ., ..v. ..-i :,r CAR STOLEN '.!' : - ' f : " Jerry Hopkins, route 1, Aoms- ville, - tfported the i theft of his 1934 Pontiac sedan from In front of .the West' Salem box factory where .the car was parked Friday morning.",.. 5 1 t BOY TO STEWARTS . ! . Mr. and Mrs,- Ivan ' Stewart of Rlckreajl,; aire1 the parents of a son, born .at iz:45 p. m. at the Deaconess hospUal Friday. .1 The baby weighed 6 pounds 5 ounces. ; 1 - - . . i.. ... DAUGHTER BORN , J:.. 1 ; Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Drew, box 226, Independence, are the f par ents of a daughter, born at 6:34 pjm. at the,Salem, General hospi tal Friday.- , . - , . pIRL TO BORMANNS; vf t A daughter was born at .10:53 ajn. Friday at the Salem General hospital to Mr. and Mrs." Kenneth Bormann, Scio. The father! in Uie;U.,iiayy.r;'t:V A- I; s You cwb I looked around, - .- iv; -, f X set of tires worn out.! You'd be surprised how many of the gajag on my shift rode back-and-forth to the plant on Riversides 1 NOT because Riversides happened to coma on their cars, but because they deliberately CHOSE them .'. .' chose them in preference to all other brands 1" f ! I r km AERIAL BROKEN "- J. P. Schmidt 490 North 20th st, told city police that while his car was parked In front of the Woman's clubhouse on North Cot tage st Thursday night his radio aerial was broken and some minor damage done to his car.- . TAKEN TO HOME Dismissed Friday from the Sa lem General hospital were Mrs. Bert WaibeL box 184, Willamina and her infant son who was born October 2; Mrs. Ed Manthe, 735 Cascade drive and her infant son, born October 3. " . . CONDITION GOOD 4 " ' : . : Attendants at the Salem Gen eral hospital Friday reported that the condition of Dick Allison, al ternate quarterback on the Salem high J school football ' team, was good. Allison underwent an emer gency operation for appendicitis fearliev in. the day. TURNBULLS TAKE TRIP j" Mr. and Mrs. James Tumbull, accompanied by her. parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Reynolds of Inde pendence, left. Friday, by automo bile to 14 day visit in Mapleton, la. This is the Reynolds first visit there since 1907. ; Pi J : If . . " t-:- m. . .. c f fell coo lonfy oi UhjordiQ llroa i last year, when my first W- . mmmmri UO Extension Work Offered UNIVERSITY I OF .OREGON, Eugene, Oct 12 f Special)- Cor-, respondence courses to provide a richer study program for students in smaller Oregon high schools are being offered through the general extension division of the Oregon . state system of . higher education, according to Miss Mo zelle Hair, head of correspondence study, .with offices on the Uni versity of Oregon campus. - The program will aid 'students in completing Cork required for Bay. now, while, the weather is farorable for delivery OATS AND (VETCH, . . GRASS AND STRAW , . j D. D. T. NOW IN STOCK j THREE FORMS ,'. X - Try it for Yourself : General Feed 290 So. Uberty if is (CTTTS GT7) CTV OOTr cPfiin iu ET - GO Mlc on bur factory-pcAIng lot Industrial workers are typical of the millions of car-owners who have switched to' RiverJ sides. All these folks, like yourself, want a tire that gives them most for their money; long; wear on rugged roads; real protection again t blow-outs. (Riversides today are 1 stronger than bur pre-war tires!) niLEC-OF-GAL7GV on QivnaoiDGG . Slxo ; Tlr Tuba 4W4.50-21......s... $10.40 $2.25 455.00-19........... 10.45 2.45 5550-18........... U.65 2.65 5.255.50.17... UtO 2J5 6.00.16............... 13.95 2.95 6560-16. 16.95 3.55 70.15............... 175 3.45 7.00-16..;.. :.... 190 I 3.65 r.rfacal Ixsk. Tsui Ixlr : T trtl tr M 1 ' ' ;": ..I-''.. - j-v"'-"'' -' ' graduation, Hiss Hair said, and will -4 help to alleviate teacher .. : shortages throughout the state. High school credit will be given ' for the courses by superintendents ; of local schools upon; Issuance of j ' a4 certificate of . accomplishment ; by the correspondence office. . . ' 1 Courses offered include pre- flight aeronautics, .accounting, ; commercial English, mechanical ' drawing,' four years! of - English ' Including composition and liters- -; " ture, , two years of Latin,.' three -, years of mathematics, biology,' i physics, principles of radio, civics, American history, world history, ' elementary economics, social" problems, and first year Spanish. CLOVER, CLOVER AND & Grain Go. Phone 6532 6.00-16 Sat Hvt ML Tax ) K