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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 21, 1946)
PAGE TWELVE tli OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Sunday Morning. April 21. 1S48 Mrs. Melchior, 86, Succumbs At Portland , MT. ANGEL, April 20-(Special )-Mn. Josephine Melchior, a native . of Wisconsin and a local resident for 'the last six years, died at the age of 86 Friday night , in a Portland hospital. Widow of the late Mike Melchior, she had iimm in Pnrflanrf with him In ,1893 and subsequently lived 40 e' years in Tillamook. - Last rites will be conducted at St. Mary's church at 10 a.m. .Tuesday. Burial will be in Cal I vary cemetery, with Unger fun eral home in charge. Survivors include a daughter, 'Mrs. Veronica Nitch of Portland; t three sons, the Rev. Hildebrand Melchior. Woodburn; Mike Mel rchior. Salem, and .Hubert Mel- cnjor, los Angeles, cam.; two sis ' ters, i Mrs. Lena Kraut and Mrs. Kate Cephart, both of Lakeville, Minn. Only about 815,000 acres in Arizona are under cultivation and 750,000 of them are irrigated. CmL Krm Z PJVL Joan Crawford as The Picture for Which Joan Crawford Received the Aca demy Award. j CO-FEATURE ' -f 4 (Iknctcrfit Afcrry- ,Lte Lore First Showing STARTS WEDNESDAY 3 I DONALD WOODS S.ISAKALL ' Vrr : Kia xxms EDWA80 isom.onoiURjcu iAA-- SIDE COCHRAH .yUIIUA tlMOK 4 H sfZ"j I THE G0LDWYH GIRLS 1 f OneM kf BRUCE HUMBCRSTONC S J I Just Received New Shipments! "OF" m M IS ool g Coats "At Great Savings to You" 260 So. 12th St., Salem ELECTRICAL WIRING Range Wiring House Wiring' Industrial Wiring Lighting Electric Heat Pole-line Construction Motor Sales Service and Repair Emergency Service Calls - Day & iVie Walton -Brown Electric Phone 7822 Rough-and-tumble dfcsplta elegant clothes, Gary Cooper portrays the adventwoos Texan, Clint Maroon, In Warner Bros.' "Saratoga Trunk," Ingrld Bergman (right) co-stars as Clio Dolaine, John Warbnrton and Jerry Austin, the dwarf, are at left. Now showing at the Elslnore Theatre. oodburn Pool Plans Delayed WOODBURN, April v20 -(Special)- Plans for construction of the swimming pool will go ahead this year even though construc tion will not be ready for use this season. This was the deci sion of the city council Tuesday night. Bids will be received as soon as a site has been selected. Archi tect L. P. Bartholomew of Sa lem said it would take four months for Construction. It is considered undesirable to select the site at the primary election. In response to petition of property owners, the council in structed the city engineer to draw up plans and specifications for paving of Oak, South First, Gath and Brown streets. Mayor H. P. Austin announc ed the budget committee would be appointed May 7 and will meet May 15. in Salem 238 State St. Salom IBnVBBaSanBBaBBaanK - - - . : "' . " : . . y' y - .. 4 - " : , '- - '. . " X, , . , - - : ; : ' '.v:.:. ' : :--v - ' - .:! ":-v. : - , --. ; . Gary Cooper, In grid Bergman In Elsinore's f Saratoga Trunk9 Starring two of Hollywood's most colorful figures, Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman, Warner Brothers' lustiest of dramas, "Saratoga Trunk," is now playing at the Elsinore theater. Against the back ground of languorous New Orleans in the early '70s and the brawling, flashy, holiday town of Saratoga, the film traces the saga of a rough hewn man of the West and a magnificent Creole beauty, drawn irre sistibly together, who form a strange partnership s for riches against the world. Prepared for the screen by Ca sey Robinson from the best-selling novel of the same name by Edna Ferber, "Saratoga Trunk" features an important supporting cast that includes Flora Robson, Jerry Au stin, John Warburton, Florence Bates and Curt Bois. Against a lavish picture of America's com ing of age in the latter half of the 19th century, against the survival struggle among men of" vision for power and prestige, for railroads and steel, the film traces the fa bulous rise of Texas-born Clint Maroon (Gary Cooper) and his Clio (Ingrid Bergman) of New Orleans. " ; Photographed by Ernie Haller, ASC, "Saratoga Trunk," a Hal B. Wallis production, was directed by Sam Wood. . Linn County's Relief Mounts ALBANY, April 0 -(Special) Puring the month of Marcjb, ac cording to the report pf Mrs. Ruth Cotter, Linn county public health administrator, 1160 persons in Linn county received aid through the commission, and $31,312.53 was distributed. The report.ihow ed that this amount was an in crease of $628.39 over February relief. During March a total of $8197.53 was paid to 341 persons, Compris ing 164 cases in general assistance, $1421.05 being for medical care ifo0!.' H age totaled $19,918 and was distribut ed among 570 persons over 65 years of age, who were in want; and $4524 to 58 families: includ-I ing 175 children in the form of aid to dependent children. ' The 16 blind persons in the county received a total of $673. Average grant person was general assistance $37.79; old age assist ance $34.98; dependent children $78; and blind $42.08. Mat Daily From 1 P.M. -Now! And It's Got I2017L8 OALODEH 1 iney re nuid!j Mystery Co-Hit! , ANNE GWYNNE PETER COOKSOP 0 WAKtlM Plus Late ! News I km TO EVERYONE . . Slate and Liberty Theatres! . . .- -. Merle Obcraa and Laurence Olivier la one aft the great dramatic scenes from "Wutherlnlr Height," the Samuel Geldwyn production that la considered one of the finest pictures ever to come out of Hollywood, and which Is now playing at Warners Capitol Theatre. Porky Pig Club Meets At Middle Grove Farm The 4-H Porky Pig club of Mid dle Grove met Wednesday night at the home of Eldon and Robert Beutler. Nine members and the leader were present, with ten visitors. Basketball was played after the business meeting. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Beutler. Silverton Mill Has Plans for New Quarters 1 SILVERTON, April 20 -(Spe- cial)- A. E. Reid has announced building plans for the Silverton Planing Mill of yvhich he is own er. Land on Ndrth Water street has been acquired from May Rice adjacent to the Harlan Loe blacksmith shod. The building will be 60 by mill will vacate 40. The planing its present loca- tion May 1. EarB Hartman bought the building w garage and the hich houses his planing mill and will convert the new space Into a body and fendjer and car paint ing shop. ConL from 1 FM. NOW1 For Young and Old! . lOfOeOW MUrMrat OllitN our vines fvs co-iim William PoweU Myrna Loy "Thin Man Goes Home Cont. From 1 P.M. - Now! Laff Hit! Cary Grant I Connie Bennett "Topper" Co-Hit! Jimmy Wakely "Moon Over Montana" EASTER! FROM THE 1 1 Chance Meeting On Ship Leads To Stage Here They met quite by chance aboard a troopship headed for Okinawa just about a year ago. They met again in a Portland theatrical agency last week, and they will meet every . night this week at Leonard's Supper club. "They" are Ted Taylor, the widely known new ventriloquist, and "Tony" Karloff, the stage and radio actor and studio stand in for the movies' Boris Karloff. It was aboard the APA Col bert in May of 194S when PFC Taylor and Cpl. Karloff were on their way to Okinawa beach heads that by queer twists of fate one asked the other for a match. They were delighted to discover that both were ex-performers. A friendship developed and they vowed that some day when peace earned again they would see their names together on the same playbill. That time now is here. They both leave for Hollywood and pictures after their engage ment at the club this week. The largest fisherman among animals is the monstrous Alaskan brown or Kodiak bear. He some times reaches a weight of 1500 pounds. After a short running start a lion can leap as far as 25 feet, but he can hardly jump half that far without the preliminary run. Sell Property In Amity Area AMITY, April 20 -(Special) Prof. George Bailey has sold his home on South Oak street to Mrs. Eva Brown of Bethel. The Bail eys have purchased a farm near Yamhill and will move at the end of the school year. Prof, and Mrs. R. Menegat have bought the S. E. Howard prop erty on the corner of Nuilsery and Getchell streets. They began moving last weekend from I the Ellenwood property in the inest part of town. Trailer Trip of Some Length, Plan CENTRAL HOWELL Mr. and Mrs. Ray Aubrey and son left on Thursday with car and house trailer for a trip of indefinite length. An aunt and uncle from Portland were with them and ac companying them with their own car and house-trailer were her mother, Mrs. Linden and Mr, Linden. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rutchman were dinner hosts to the Aubreys before they left. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hall and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Rutsch man. Silverton Juvenile "Borrow" Salem Car SILVERTON, April 20 -(Special)- Through the efforts of Constable E. W. O'Brian, W. G. Simpson again has his automobile in his own possession. A 12-year-old boy "borrowed" the car from a Salem street. Sunday night, brought it to Silverton and pick ed up two 13-year-old boys. The trio went out on a dinner party, later spending the night in the car. Officer O'Brian piclted up the car at 6:45 a.m. Now! Thats what everyone $345 im ftUA .A ill fTcpaeobscii HAL B VALLIS Plus Bugs Bunny Cartoon "HARE REMOVER Newest romantle team to click In pictures Is the Helen Walker-rhtlln Eeed combo which provide the love Interest In Paramount'! all American musical. "People Ar Funny." based on the. NBC show. It bowa In today at the Grand, with Jack Haley, Ossle Nelson, and a host of others. 'People Are Funny9 Radio Show Subject of Grand Thcittre Film "People Are Funny," starring sueh headlinera as Jack Haley, Helen Walker, Rudy Vallee, Ozzie Nelson. Philip Reed and Fra tires Langford, under the direction of Sam White, Is now playing at the Grand theater. As many radio fans know, "People Are Funny" Is aUo the name of one of NBC's most popular air shows, featuring the verbal antics of that expert ad-libber, Art Linkletter, who gives the audience a chance to participate in the ' . " merry making. Art conducts his funny business on the screen with the same hilarious results added to which there are other big names from the airlanes contrib uting their diversified talents. The picture revolves around the.efforts of three charming but unscrupulous Hollywood person alities who attempt to filch an original program produced by a talented but somewhat naive small-town boy, Haley is the boy and this Is by far the meatiest part of - the wide-eyed fluttery comedian has had for a long time. He sings and dances the very melodious Mexican- folk number titled "Hey Jte," and comes through with some unus ually competent acting. Two other histrionic surprises are offered by Rudy Vallee and Ozzie Nelson. Rudy, formerly known for his soothing vocals, has turned character actor, play ing the part of a stuffy radio executive with conirierable ease. Bandleader Ozzie Nflum also proven his acting ability In a take-off on Rudy's raiiy career days. In addition, Phil Heed and Helen Walker click xery. decid edly as one of Hollywood's new est romantic teams. Helen prev iously won laurels for her glib, wisecracking performance In "Murder, He Says." California's topography is more diversified than any other state in r WOW! Yonr Easter Show! fiijr her arm cm bold mj love SAMILL GOLD HTM WUTIIEMNG HEIGHTS n MM OtttON LALIINCI OUVItt ftAVIO KIYM Hit No. 2 It's A, Gay Musical Romance! - uih emus jnr donwiii And In Celebration of Burs Bunny's Birthday . . . "Bugs Bunny St The 3 Bears" Continuous Today rrom 1 r.M. cit n sf.T-, a, a . a. ithl avnup SAM VOOD v ( 0 Jeff . I 1 I - ' "; i tiim ' j the union. Elevations range from 278 feet below sea level in Death Valley to 14,493 feet at the cie.t of Mount Whitney. In 1898 there were only 16 cars registered In the 'United States. Now there are 23,500,000 cars. Nation's dental problem need not be your problem When teelh arr iieglrrtrd Iiftcom fort nm! illiirn urr the result Only through constant at. tentlon arc teeth protected against the danger of decay. Have a dentist examine them at frequent Intervals and make whatever repairs are necessary. If teeth ara misainr replaoe them with dental plates. Otherwise cheeks become hollow, fa rial muscles sag, and your profile Is distorted. Yon can budget your dental expenses with Aeeepted Credit. Make first call without an ap pointment. Pay as you are paid. TraiiKpareiit Dental Plat Help preserve natural ap pearance. X ft V Lighter platen ' achieve lifelike effect Dental plates made with the Improved transparent mate rial all dentists recommend have a permanency of eoler and form. Their resiliency and balanced strength as sure you of greater wearing efficiency. Their soft sur face lustre makes them hard to detect. These new stylo plate do not warp. Crystal-clear palate that reflects actual tissues of the mouth new feature of dental plates made by tho profession with refined ma- , teriaL The carefully-blended color harmonises with Individual features. Traiinhicent teeth add live vital ap pearance to plate i i Laboratory research has re sulted In perfecting artifi cial teeth that absorb and reflect light as do fine nat ural ones. Select translucent teeth for! your new plates. They are available In the site, shape and shade of your present teeth. DENTIST i 125 LIBERTY ST. CORNER STATE j TELEPHONE SALEM 8825 j Other Offices In Eugene, Portland, Tacoma, Spokane, Scattlo And In AH Leading Pacific Coast Cities ! Harry Bridges Aska Guaranteed Wa;c For Loimsliorcincii SAN. FRANCISCO, April 20-W)-Harry Bridges, preside fit ct the CIO Longshoremen's t and Warehousemen's union, told , a federal fact-finding panel hear ing today that guaranteed an nual 'wage is the "only true an wer to the problem of attain ing longshore pay parity between the east and west roasts. ' The, pahrl is investigating a pay dispute between the iitnou and the Waterfront FmpUyeis association. Bridges , gave his opinion about tho annual wag in reiponse to a qurtrn from Panel Chairman James L. Fly as to how, parity between the two coasts could be be reached. The Chuck Wagon Barbecue Ckiclren Dinners Hours Daily p m. to 4 a m. Sundays 12 noon to 12 pm. 112 Edgtwater SL. ttesl ftalem Slarls IIONDAY! All NEW Floor Khow "Tony'Karfcff Mo ie Stand in For Ilorls Karloff ) - ' ji Ted Taylor ! And His Tal -timer" i Elaine Dennis Utr 4th Sensational Week Leonards SUITER CLUB (CloHed on Sundays)' Arrange for dental plate and nervier of all kind with j Aeceptetl Credit. J Make payment lr week or month, j Dr. Painless Parker Say a: rtlmates show need of ? mlllle dentures end: SO mlllkn restorations In the I nlted Males. If year Irelh require repairs there l no lime like tho present to v la It a drulfet . . . Urt uatk lmmeMatelr and par tsler. n terms to suit poor con venience." 6 I,on of workinjsj time nttrihnted to dental ilN ! A man may have the skill and experience but If, his health Is affected his raps city for work l lessened. Fecal Infection it the sourro of many serious Itlnestes In this eountry. fir reducing; tho strength and vlUlily af the victim. It forres laraffs, shortens man hours neres .sary for prodortlon. Why risk poor health tareuch tooth neglect? KUct taking rare of teeth before It 11 loo late. .Make. your own credit term, within reaon. Credit for j Dental Plates . i Itrldtework. fillina-s. fnlayi cretins and extractions.) j
