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The OSEGQN STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Tuesday Morning, December 11. 1943
PAGE FIVE
(Cutty RJews OBo'SeCs
The Oregon Statesman Telephone 9101 . ".
V GRADUATE SPEAKS .
i Comdr. Gilbert Vrenn,i graduate
of Willamette university in the
' class of 1926, spoke at the regular
Willamette j chapel exercises Mon.
J day morning. He talked on "Stu
dent Finding Himself in , College."
Prior to entering the navy Com-
mander Wrenn was professor of
1 educational psychology at the Uni
versity of Minnesota.' He recently
returned to the states from the
south Pacific and Is now on term
, lnal leave.
See Henry's windows, 469 State,
for announcement of Gift Certi
flcste Policy on certain hard-to-
find nhotrffranhlr rlft ."
Wanted: Good homes to selL Gra
benhorst Bros, Realtors, 134- S
Liberty St. Ph. .4131. n e
Obituary
Mr. Anna Lelacfc at the realdence,
Garvala. Ore., Saturday, Drembr I.
Survived by her huaband. Ptr Lelack,
ar.. Gcrvalaj daughter. Mr. Mary
Sundborg. Mrs. Margaret WlUlama.
SUFFERS BURNS
Frank Gabler, 412 N. ,21st st,
Salem, suffered painful burns
about the face and legs when his
clothing became saturated with
sulphuric acid while at work at
the Salenvalumina plant A leath
er jacket, he was wearing, pro
tected! Gaoler from being -critic-
SUGAR PLOT THICKENS
Fourth arrest growing out of
the recent theft of nine sacks of
sugar from the Allen Fruit com
pany warehouse was made earlyl" burned. He was taken to Sa
this week when Edward H. Pear-1 lem General hospital in a first
son, route 3, box 791, was taken aid car where he will undergo
into custody , by city police on a J treatrnenti for his burns. .
justice court warrant charging! I- ' . v
larceny from a building. In jus- j Lutx IDovrer Shoppe. 1278 N. Ub-
tice court Monday. Pearson eny, pnone sasz.
waived preliminary hearing and
was held to answer to the grand
jury. Waldo Hard man, under
similar charge, is to have his pre
liminary hearing December 14 at
10 a. m. Officers say Hardman's
car containing, some of the sugar,
was found at the scene of the
crime. Two others are charged
with receiving stolen property. .
The Law' office of Lawrence N.
Brown will be moved on the 15th
day of Dec, 1945, to 212 Masonic
Bldg. The phone will be 3424.
Mum
State.
plants. Jary Florist,
373
VICTIM' OF CAR ACCIDENT '
Nellie Schwartz, 58, 748 N. Com-
Ore.J anna. Paler Lelack. Jr . o( Brooka,
Ore.. Anton and Thomaa Lelack, both
I Garvala: altr. Mra. Catherine Tom-
mlnjrar of Marquam. Ore.; also 10
trandchlldren. Recitation of the Rosary
londay. December 10, at S p.m. at the
residence, Gervain. Maaa will be held
car accident at Belmont and
Church streets Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Schwartz was taken to the
Deaconess hospital where she was
For uhpainted furniture shop at
Wood row s, 325 Center.
BOOTS SAID STOLEN -
A saw and an ax taken without
permission from the basement of
his residence at 1860 S: High st
on or -about November 22 have
been returned buW pair of heavy
boots ? which disappeared at the
same tone are still missing, Milton
Sachs ; reported Monday to city
police, iValue of the boots is $10,
he said, i
Call for calendars. S cellars and
Foley. ! , --i-i '
7 hr. developing & printing ser
vice at. Burke's Camera Shop. 174
N. ConVL :
McCUNE SERVICES
Funeral services for J Margaret
A. McQune of McMinnville were
held at Corvallis . Monday. Miss
at Sacred Heart church. CerraU. Tuea
day. December 11. at 10 a.m. Interment
direction Clough-Barrlck company.
Caodfjllaw I
Joaeph C Goodfellow at the real
dance, 409 Dlvtaion it.,' Saturday. De
cember S. Survived by his wife. Gert
rude I. Goodfellow. Salem: ; dauahters.
Mra. Margaret Drager, 1 Salem, Mrs. I Schwartz was ridinar
Dorothy Suck. Klamath Falls. Ore.: ocny,Brlz HOing.
ann. Robert E. Cand fellow. Portland.
S2 J!,. Mr.
mVI 11JD11.ICM1 H1U lid MUU woa
fractured and her condition criti
cal. Drivers of the cars involved
and Mrs. j R. Y. McCune . of Mc-
Minnvflle. She is survived by her
parents: and a sister Ann McCune
of Sandy. Burial was in Crystal
Lake cemetery.
For prompt service of diesel and
stove oil phone 5606. Howard J.
ni. ur i ..-it cv.u.. n. I ..
Service will be held I " vu ""u ownti-rjuui smaller UU WO.
autv Kinss. xv as. uuuiuw, ast
Center st !
were John A. Kallak, 879 N. LIb-
erty st., and Paul Schulz, 1660 S.
Commercial st, with whom' Mrs. !
tfflit City. Ore
December 11 at 11 a.m. at Mt. Crest
Abbey mauaoleum, with Rev. George
n. owui omciaunr. rieaae omit now
er. Direction Clough-Barrtck com
any.
Rlre
William A.;
Rice. at hi home In
rreakowtn, December a, at the age
m years, survived by his wife, Mary
sr. nice; two aorta, o. H. Rice of Nea-
two alatera, Mra. Harriet Chradle of
Forest Grove and Mrs. F. C. Taylor of
Seattle: aeven rrandchlldrenl and seven
reat grandchildren. Service! will be
held Tuesday. December 11. at S p.m.
at the Clough-Barrtck chapel with Dr.
. m. Adam officiating, i interment
fen City View cemetery.
Campbell .'-)
In Oakland Sundav. Detcember .
lira. Frances - Godfrey Campbell, lata
resident of Portland. Survived by a
daughter, Mrs. Ray Lucas of Alturas
lam.:
of
For home loans see Salem Fed
eral, 130 South Liberty. '
ELSNER FILES NAME
A certificate of assumed business
Place your order now for clean,
coarse "(sawdust and inside mill
wood. :Oregon Pulp and Paper
i Co, Lumber Division. Ph. 9236,
Funds' for turkey show
The state funds which are ap-
name waff filed with the Marion propriated for the) Douglas county
Oakland;
son.
two
Richard
sisters.
Campbell of
Mm lumma
county clerk Monday by H. J
Eisner! for Eisner Motor Co- 352
N. High St
1 i
650x16 and 600x16 and 700x20
ten ply tire now on hand. Nol
man Engler, 362 State St
Wedding pictures taken at the
church. 520 State. Ph. 8722. ,
Oodfrey ol Salem and Mrs; Kate Mc
Ciananan ei Oakland. Caiitf.;
frandaon. Cadet Bob Lucaa
and a
of Hill
Military academy. Service will be
held from the W. T. Rigdon chapel
Wednesday. December 12, at 1:30 p.m.
wiut interment st tna loor ceme
tery. Rev. Charles F. Durden will
fficiate.x - 1
fioadmaa 'I
330 Stata street, Monday1, December
survived by hia wlife. oladys
Ooodman of Salem: ton,: Dean T.
step-sons. Robert and Donald
aker, both of Salem; hia mother.
tary M. Goodman of Portland: and a
rother. Glen G. Goodman; of Seattle.
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two
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NAME IS FILED
Harold W. Hewitt, 255 Division
st, filed a certificate of assumed
business name with the Marion
county clerk I Monday for Hal's
Pickup and Delivery Service. ;
Capital Cab phone 6646.
court lv woodburn
Members of the Marion county
old I and two 17-year-old boys,
cLarged the driver of the! car in
which the trio was riding with
having defective muffler and
with possession of beer.' The other
twowere listed for curfew viola-
tioni and possession' of beer. An
other juvenile in a downtown res
taurant, whose employer said had
apparently never before stepped
from the straight and narrow, ad
mitted to police that without his
employers' knowledge and with
out Accepting money for the mer-
cna noise be nad delivered a case
of beerj to the carload of his
friends.! " 1
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Dr. H. J. Fredricks, optometrist
603 1st Natl Bank bldg. Pr. 5460.
EXTRADITION ASKED '
Qlvernor Earl Snell Monday
asked for the return to Oregon of
Morris Lee Menge, wanted in 1
Portland . for passing ' a . worthless
check of $220 on Alex Anderson,
jeweler.! He is under -arrest at
Carson City,' Nev. 1 . '
18 4 : 1- n -.. - - t - -Venetian
blind cleaning and re
pairing. 48 hour service. The Sim-
mon Company. Phone 6909, Cen
ter and High streets. . (
CAR! REPORTED STOLEN" : -
F.lO. Proteau. 1580 Center st,
has reported to city police that
this jbar was stolen late Saturday
fronf the I 200 block 'of South
Church street s f
1-1 1 r ' , ,. 1 ;
Now! available, Venetian blinds,
wood' or metal slats. Early -deliv
ery. The Simmons Company, ph.
6909 J Center and High streets. -
COCHRAN RELEASED I
HoWard jWillard Cochran, . vet
eran! of: the recent war arrested
last week on a charge of indecent
exposure, was released , Monday
on his own recognizance by Cir
cuit Judge E. M Page.
STREETLIGHTS FIXED
Salem streetlights "blown out"
in last week's wind storm have
been repaired by crews who work
ed Sunday to finish the job, W. M.
Hamilton, manager here for the
a m m . . .
f oruana uenerai Juectrie com-
pany, said Monday. Hamilton
would always have "Always,"
then popular record, discovered
this week that it Is out of 'stock
just at the time Salem Civic Play
ers need it most : The Players
made arrangements to obtain the
record from a member of the cast
of "Blithe Spirit" Noel Coward
said his concern would appreciate play they are to present next week
it if persons noticing street light under auspices of the Elks club,
fixtures with unlighted upper But the record has been broken,
globes would telephone PGE of- Now they will buy or borrow an
fices the information. Lower other if some narent can slin ft
globes are still unconnected.
Although our telephone! is i tem
porarily out of order, "The, Home
stead" Is still open daily until
12:30 p. m. Sundays 9:30 p. m.
Sat- 1:30 p. m. Drive in service
as always until 5 a. m.
CLOTHING TAKEN - "'.
William Thompson, 1555 Ferry
st, reported to city police! Monday
that his green and grey overcoat home with her infant son from
ana ioaier jacxet nad Deen stolen Salem General hospital.
mm av vomsKrciu street; DOwling
alley.
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Announcement of services
C lough-Barrlck company.
Terhaae
Georga
I fair, may be used for payment of
premiums at the Northwest
Turkeyl show at Oakland, Ore.
according to a ruling handed down
by Attorney Gen. George Neuner
Monday,
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Fall bulbs. Jary Florist 373 State.
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The Law office cf Lawrence N.
Brown 1 will be moved on the 15th
day of Dec, 1945, jto 212 Masonic
Bldg. The phone will be 3424.
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VANCOUVER ISSUES LICENSES
I Vancouver, Wash- has issued
marriage 'licenses to Thomas E:
Garrison and Bonnie A. Garrison
both of Salem; Arch E. Wassbn,;
w s ' "1 a - M W S
narrisourg, ana urpna . juctui-
court were in Wood burn Monday J lough, LWillamina; and Benjamin
attending a meeting dealing withlL. Rogers, Soddy, Tenn., and L.
the proposal of a flood control I Noreen Mend fnhall, Salem. ,
Refrigeration service, commercial
and domestic, by experienced en
gineers. Phone 6909. The Simmons
- . f- L i-f A 1 TTJ V
vuiuyaujr, weuier ana aign
WHEELS SOUGHT f ;
A fair of 19-inch wheels! for a
Chevrolet were taken from the
yard Of his residence at 2275 Shel
ton st Sunday night Hoy Blumer
has rfported to-city police. '
6 I .
Just '.arrived shipment of . side-
opening stove-oil and diesel bar
rels, limit of 2 per customer. Home
Fuel Qil Co, 1710 N. Coml. ;
out of the house to: them while
the owner is at school. Persons
willing to make such a sacrifice
can notify the : play's director at
the office of the Salem Clinic,
Petland gifts special $1.00. 1126
Edgewater st. West Salem. .
DISMISSED FROM HOSPITAL '
Mrs. Maurice Brennen, 2535 E.
Nob Hill st has -returned to her
CAUSEY APPOINTED
George Causey, son of Mr." and
Mrs. Guy M.. Causey v of Salem,
has been named senior In charge
of claims at the - unemployment
compensation commission receiv
ing headquarters in the 'offices of
the U. S. employment, service here.
Cansey, discharged from the navy
reserve a few months ago, 'has
beei? with the commission! sincfe
October. 20. During part of the
war he was in the submarine: serv
ice in the south Atlantic and the
Caribbean, and later was a! chief
specialist in charge of athletics at
the Manitowac submarine base in
Wisconsin. ' - ' .
MRS. SPENCER AT DOM -,
Mrs. Glen Spencer waif dis
missed from Deaconess hospital on
Monday after undergoing -treat
ment She resides at IS Mnsing
ave. - ; . ' ' "'. I
ANNA STOUT HOME i .
-Aims Stout has returned to her
home t 2015 Mm st after beias!
oUsmisscd'from Deaconess hospital
Monday,
Special' Tuesday, Horshman DoCs,
moving eye, $35, regular $4 St.
Also Tadios,' spotlights, chaps and
vests. NoUman & Engler, 362 State,
Phone 6062. ! ; - --
DISMISSED FROM DEACONESS
Herbert Field, route 4, Salem,
was dismissed from Deacon est
hospital Monday.
UOlTQUniTS'
&CIIEST COLDS
M . CraatFar
Fitts Market has eastern
joysters.,
HORN RELEASED
Oltn . Horn, who was 4 arrested
Saturday in Stayton on a warrant
out of Stayton justice court charg
tag threatening the commission of
felony and held there was re
leased; Monday.,:
Working mother must find - home I
for her 2 little girls, age 1 and 2.
Write Box 280.' eo Statesman
Will be
CLASS TO BE HELD :
A class in cooperatives
held at 8. o'clock tonight at the I
Fanners Union state office m Sa
lem under the sponsorship of the
Farmers Union organization.! The
public is invited, officials state.
li
For the person who likes to take 1
pictures, a' . Karl Master Speed
flash synchronizer is the I gift.
few in
Henry's, 469 State, has a,
stock. ' 1
HOSPITAL PATIENT LOOSE
Eighteen-year-old Edward W.
Rogers,! patient "at the state hos
pital, was reported missing from
the institution Monday. . 1 , f
Western Ranger Belts, full grain
leather, 1 $1.75.1 All sizes. Alex
Jnne 121 North Hicrh rtrtJ
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WOULD BORROW 'ALWAYS
Record store personnel j wno a
few: months ago believed they
rt--& m -y ft iWMi a--" x i , k r - m
I i l'S' M: 1 not Jis, jh L
later by
Torhune. lata resident of
district for Pudding river.
"Cyn j Cronise Photographs and
Frames. 1st Natl Bank Bldg.
Jefferson, at m local hospital Decern
ber 10,
yeara. bur
ft. Terhune
FOUND INNOCENT
Harry Hess, charged, with rape,
I was found, innocent of the charge
v. ui. vhv v.
vlverl by three sons. W.
f Jefferson. John C. Terhune of Jef-
frrmn anil Uavid Tern..na or lnoe-
endence; on brother. Robert; Terhune I in the! Circuit COUTt Monday,
f Seattle. Annmincemeit of services I ,
company. e.n,.mH,i Wffif er fnr Kruvial
eonffrtssional election. . Exercise
Ludwlg (Lou lei Hummc. at a local 7VU i'"1 lu""'l-'u' "
Boapltal December m. Announcements 1 vote. BOOKS Close luesaay even
SO
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N. 6
apllol, street. '
The Hall auto compass Or a Taylor
altimeter make ideal Xmas gifts.
Sold by R. D. Woodrow, 325 Cen-
ter .t. j ; I ;. .. ;
JUVENILES HAVE BEER
I CH-v irmli- earlv Runrlav m rim
ing picked up and booked in the
county juvenile! ward one 14-year-
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AFFRECIATION
I wish to express grateful and
sincere appreciation to my many
friends and acquaintances who
feave given me their loyal support
durin the Queen contest to make
the Bond Drive an outstanding
success. Congratulations to Miss
Wolcott as the successful contest
ant from Marlon County.
BETH GREENLEE.
bug, Dec. 11. Avoid last hour rush
at county clerk's office. Pd. Adv.
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