3ly IEirEeffsl"
- 1 . Ue chief
srcccu Torir.
J. Helton, distant to
of Lh di via ion of agri-
i culture, will speak at Rotary club
TWWOIKUS MEET ! The 04 Cow Hand in Live-
Every chairman and captain i ! stock" Justice Arthur Ha v. for
ced to be n hand for thU noons merT 0, ihr countv. will intro
YWCA building earn pa ign report duce th BOeske,r.
luQCheon at the Marion hotel. A
the third report session, this meet- Chinese food and specialties now
l m km m W w mmiI iri f K Art m j . j r-
- - -- - leamreo a i inimin j iyrytri
-end every effort is being made by t ub Sperial attention given to
Jrtve chairmen to have a large part ir arg group for special
total In toward the final goal of chmw. dinners Also Salems fm-
f 180,000. Division heads are re- t ,te)lk ,nd rhlcken dinners
Ouaated to have their report, in rved from 8pm
" by -11:30 am, In order to have
ttoe auditor check, them befre gf GAk riCTI RE BII.II)
t!Mf mWtl f ivm t fh lumh- Charles Boyoe. formerly of Sa
lem, will show; an .Amalgamated
Sugar r film at Ktwann club
at noon (today.
I MEETING AUANT.EO
A meeting between Marion and
YarrthUI county court is being
1 planned for Wednesday at Mc-
-MinmUie to discuss building a
new electric, six-car ferry for the
Wheatland inter-county ferry ser
vice. County Commissioner Roy
Rice said Monday. Under the plan.
I Marion stmnty wiM crntruct the
boat with expense shared by
Yamhill county.
Lull Flower Shoppe. 1271 N. Lib
erty, phdne 8592.
HELD HOB TAMHIU.
Lonarjd Raymond McKay is
Tbe health and happin of ymr
Kis our business." Bingland's
e. " '
OESEXVE ALITWINA WL.VNT
Representatives of th reoon
truction finance corporation. Hen-r-r
A Tobelmann of ! Anaeles
ad Joe Anderson o Washington. ' being held at the Marion county
D. C. who arrived in Salem on tdf for Yamhill county au-
S-londay are spending several days , thonties juti a :harge of obtaining
a observers at the alumina plant mney b false pretenses He
arrested Monday at St Paul on a
ttow hat a limited supply of Yamh.H rounty warrant by sher
electric water heaters Complete ,f f, derntie
Installation. Judaons. Ph. 4141.
OrrOETt NITY KNOCKS ' Flagste for sale Ph.e 21754
Feasibilities for Investment of IIENKE1.L HEARING SKT
f2a.000.000' in some agricultural The S4lf m Just,u touit hear
rrocesUTg industry and site , for mg of Alfred William Hetutell.
Watson of a moving picture ru- 555 S. lth st , arrested Monday
Jio ' to produce educational pic- by sheriffs deputies on a rhaTg
tores are sought in the Salem nf threatening the c-ormmis-sionoT
area by art Industrialist who does m felony. is set for Wednesday
not want his name revealed Just morning at 8 30 o'clock Hensell
W d by a Ventura, Calif . man. h,ij (tn $750 bail.
Burton King, the Califorman, ha
written the chamber that he Kas Free mothproofing for your fur
4100.004 to invest la studio and , coat. .Stote your coat and get your
residence.
Civ dad a new sport , shirt tai
lored by Uendan of California
jUex Jones, 121 North High St
DL WALDO ftrtUKKR
Dr. Irene Waldo of Astoria is
to be sneaker at tonixht's meet in
of Townsend club No. J. to be eis hospifa'l
held at 8 .o'clock at the Onirt .
Street Christian church. Court and
17 lb streets. The meet wig will be
rpen to the public. f
coat mothproofed. Price's, 135' X.
Uberty St- Phone 9121.
DH KIN HON rA RENTS
Mr and kt Ashley Dickin
son.,. 120 E. Fifu st . McMmn
ville. are the parents of a son
born Saturday at Salem Deaom-.
Obi I liar r
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Paul us Bros. Packing Co have the
trees down for about 75 cords of
oak wood. Would like to have cut
on shares. Will give three-fourths
(s) for rutting in le-inch lengths.
All trimmings to be cleaned up
and burned. Call 6565.
Ml CUXn AN FOLK Bl' Y
EST. nd Mrs. Edward German
of IeteBtirPXlich.. came to Salem
recently to visit their son-in-law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Gene -Jiuntlry,
have 'purchased a house
on Kingwood Heights and an ad
joining acreage and. plan to re- 1
turn svjre to make their home fol-
lowing' Mr. German's retirement
from the Detroit-Edison company.
la which he isan official.
CAED Or THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends for the beautiful floral of
ferings and -kind sympathy dur-.
Lng Uw loss of. our dear mother, '
also to. Rtr. Gene Robinson for (
bu comforting words and Carol '
Slandley for the lovely songs.
. DAHL, KLOKSTAD. FAR
MEN. THOMAS A.VD
. NELSON FAMILIES.
Krt W Moor. Ill roidrnl of Ml
inrd. at a local ftucpital Miv 30. at th
n of S7 rar Survived by hi xloa.
Mrs Dflla C Moot of Roberts. Mtlw,
a son.' Francis H. Moot of Rons.
Klafio. lu brothers, (iuy M Moor
nf NftM. and Noelford I Moor o(
Row Mill. Iowa and two randchidry
Stwptomt ha brn n:af by Howfl
Rdwardt C for ivica and in tor -mvttt
in li
Sa
Albtil Hrnrr Snow, in tri ritv. May
11 Survived bv a atster. Marfarct S I
Kennedy of Bangor. Mam Announce- j
nievit of seivicet later by liougn-Bar-rU"fc
company.
JtrkiM
Otnton Cheater Jarkaon. Late resi
dent of Brooks, at a local hospital at
the axe of T3 years Survived by two
daughter. Mrs Madge Roberta.
letn. and Mrs Margte Fatlv Brooks,
two sona. Lawrenc Jackson. Biooks.
and- Emanuel Jackson. C'slifotnia. on
uitot. Mr. ora Heard. Rock Island
111 . and IS grnd-hlldren Servic-es will
be held, at Howell -Ed wards rnapel
Tumos) i Jurw 4. at I M p m . wttlv
Elder W w. Ring otflrtatutg Inter -mnt
will b in Clagget cemetery.
Kretllisg
I'harlrt Krelhr.g. Portlarvd. at a lo
cal hawpiial Mando. Jane 1. a) the age
nf 74 Survived by bis widow. Mrs.:
Charles Krelhng. Pitlrl Announce-'
merit of keivices Later tiy , Huu el) -Ed- i
wsrda company
Insured Savings have always re
turned better than 2 "V annually
at Salem' Federal. Inquiry wel-
romerl. ISO S. Liberty- St. Phone
! 31W1. ,
, HELD IN PORTL.ND
Earl D. McKiHop. 20. Sootts
Mills, is under arret in Portland
on a charge of larceny from the
person. Mi KHlop allegedly 'snat
ched a purse from a Portland
woman : and was caught by wit
nesses. His bail is set at $1,000.
Veteran and wife need furn. or
urtfurn house. Gnwl ref. Will take
excellent rate -of property. Sub
stantial advance pymt. Please call
2-453!
OILINfi STAatTS
Marion c-otinty ral crew. Mon
day, began putting a prime oil
coat on nwds which. will be paved
later in the year'.
Dick Orey. Painter ami Decorates.
Immediate service. tu:pped fen
ny job. Photie 6265.
1-AVS INDEPENDENCE FINE
Alvin E. Vickers. nute 2. Sa
lem, arrested at Independence on
a charge of driving while unciei
the influence of intoxicating li
quor, paid a $125 fine w-hen he
appeared- before W. A. Weist, in
dependence police judge. Ernest
N Li rid; 1012 Union St.. who was
riding with Vickeis and charged
with being diunk, was relcasd mi
bail.
IjwnirMiwm, UU. sharpened at
your door Center Ph. 9081
K.N IO UTS DONATE
A total of $2303. had been dona
ted by Marion county Knights of
Columbia councils in Salem, Mt 1
Angel. St. Paul. Sublimity and
Woodburti recent years to the
seminary burse fund of the arch
diocese which fe applied to the
education of young pwests in
Oregon. Salem council members '
reported Monday.
INDIAN WOMAN FINED
Complaining that her husbantl
pushed her out of their car. Mis
Rose! la Martin. S i 1 e t z Induui
woman, asked. Deputy Sheriff
George Henderson, Sunday, to
lock her tip on a charge of being
drunk. The deputy said he did
so and then turned her four-year-old
child over to Chemawa au
thorities. Mrs Martin appeared
in justice coutt Monday and was
fined $25, sentence suspended on
payment of cokts. Mai tin was not
booked.
HALL HELD
Raymond HalL under suspend
ed sentence on a recent charge of
doing an indecent and injurious
act. will appear In Salem justice
court this morning to answer to a
charge of nun -support for which
he was arretted Sunday.
APPEAR BEFORE BOARD
j A delegation of Townsend club
personnel, James Macrveririe Di
Portland, deputy state Townsend
organizer; S. L. Mullan of Mil-
i watikie. etiairrnan of the Town
send first congressional district ,
council and C. H, Mahany of Sa- ;
lem, president of Townsend club i
No. 3, apepared recently before ,
the Marion county public welfare
commission to discuss matters
pertaining to old-age assistance
and to rltib activities At the
Townjsend club council Friday
night, .. J. James of Portland. '
membership promoter for the.
firt congressional district Town- ,
send organization, lejn esented
: MscKrnur, who was ill, Mullan i
aud J Snodgri.-is al.vo attended
fiom Portland. , '
t !
Mrs. Armena Felt of the Spencers 1
"Suppor t Shop lf Portland will be .
i at the Senatw hotel Wednesday, j
j June 5, to deliver garments, and
I anyone interested in Spencer Sup- ;
port, tan call. ,
( HEMEKLTANS PLAN' HIKE !
An ovei riight trip for June S
and 9 to Bald mountain, west of
I Carlton, it. planned by the Salem
Chemeketari. Saturday night the -party
will camp on the banks of
the Nestiioa river. The hiike Sun
day will be 15 miles of easy
walking. Kenneth Jennings. lead
er, said Monday. A covered dish
- dinner Saturday night, breakfast
vcrved at cost by the committee j
and a trail lunch to be taken by
hikers are on the schedule. The
driving distance is lOO miles. Keg
itrations should" be made before
7 p. m. Thuisday at 248 N. Com
mercial st. -Jenning's telephone,
number is 5429. ,
Free mothproofing for your fur
coat- Store your coat and get your
coat mothproofed. Price's, 135 N.
Uberty St. Phone 9121.
Air-Steams.hip tickets, anywhere.
Kugel. 7694
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Qn Mpst Dtbe
Faros tn Oregon aro 40 lower Slnco 1933
STRANGE as it sounds, Paci&c Grcrkouad
"fares in Oregon, have beea rtJuttii . . .
BICAUSI i Hmt it heimg aWrwsW
' Look at It this way...
As Oregon communities grow, tod aj
mora frequent serrice is asided, more
people ride Pacific Greyhound buses. 33
pssaenrers cast be carried on oavc bus for
no more than it costs to carry 23. It costs
little more to operate a depot for 6 buses
day than it does for 4. and so on.
Ifmorepeopleride,JParihcGrcyhound'i
costs go down AmJ Pacific CreykmmJ
jUM tit utt img mm tic r Ortgm . ..
in the form of lower fares and better, more
frequent serrice than erer.
C T. H
Hotel SsMaotoe
Phone. SO 5 4
PAG D PIC GQGVMyrJEl
Cnrenitnt, DtpemJaMc Lmcml Serric
SON TO MARTINS
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Martn.
930 Imperial dr.. are the parents
of a sun born Saturday at Salem
Deaconess hospital.
Experienced ready-to-wear sales
ladies wanted at Sally's, Court &
Liberty. Good salary.
DAI GHTCK BORN
A daughter was born Monday
at Salem Deaconess hospital to
Mr. and Mrs. Perry S pel brink,
route 5.
River silt top soil U fill dirt
Com'l. Sand & Gravel. Ph. 21968
MON BORN TO WINN.,
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Ki nest Winn. 540 S. 19th st . Mon
day at Salem Deacones hospital.
Experienced lingerie salesladies
I wanted at Sally's. Court St Liber-
! ty-
DEACONESS DISCHARGES
Salem Dea-oness hospital on
j Sunday and Monday discharged
Mrs Paul Keel and daughter,
route 3; Mrs Ray Johnson and
daughter. 1970 S Church si : Mrs.
V 1 1 git Woodward and daughter,
route 3. and Mrs Ew rl Frank and
daughter, Patricia hou. 1129
Bi oad way'.st.
SON TO GRAYS
A son was bom Monday at
Sai?m General hospital to Mr
! and Mrs. Robert Gray, 2494 Walk
er st.
Discharge service lapel buttons
now available at Brown's Jewel
ers and Opticians. Bring dis-
charge, certificates.
BARBERS ARE PARENTS I
Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Baiber.
route 1, box 347 E. Salem arej
parents of a daughter born Mon- )
day at Salem General hospital. '
Wedding pictures taken at
church. 520 State. Ph. 5722.
the
TAKE CHILDREN HOMY
Leaving Salem General hospital
Sunday for their homes were
Mrs. WiUon SeigYmind. 1860 S.
High St.. and infant daughter,
andJUrs. Ralph C. Neill and baby
son, 133 Park ave.
Furniture upholstered and re
paired by expert workmen. Mc
Alvin Top Shop, 545 N. Church St.
PLAT APPROVED
Marion county ruui t. Monday,
approved the plat for l.cnimer ;
Highway subdivision
1
Free mothproofing for your fur i
coat. Store your coat and get youf j
coat mothproofed. Price's, 135 N i
Liberty SL Phone 9121.
MAY REVOKE PAROLE
I District Attorney Miller B. Hay- 8
; den, Monday,, requested the cir-
cuit court to revoke the parole j !
or James t.riej-eiiauei who is now j
bound over to 'he grand jury
for larceny of-an auto The dis-
; tnct attorney alleges that Griesen- j
auer has licit been cooperative
with the court in matters of his
parole and has been involved in !
"numerous and questionable es- i
capes." Gi-iejenauT was orginally
paroled from a three year .sen
tence for forgery - March 11, 1946.;
"Cyn" Cronise Photographs and
Frames. 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg. (
RETIRE FROM CO CRT !
J. W. Hutchinxtn and W. L.
Habernicht filed a notice of re- 1
tirement from the Laurel Court '
with the Marion county clerk
Monday.
DOG CONTROLER IS RAISED !
Marion county, court, Monday, '
authorized that the monthly sal-1
ary of Paul Maniach. dog control t
boat d enforcement, be raised to
$190.tThe dog control board al- I
o approvea ruay ci.iinu lor sneepij
The Oraxjon tqdaaman. Salem. Ore., Jvktiar. Jun 4. lW-j
killed by dogs ftr Karl B. .Wip
per. rt. 2, Turner' Mrs. May A
Scheidler, rt. 1. Silverton: Matt
Schuld, Jefferson; E. M. McKee.
Salem; J. T. Edi.on. rt. 3. Silver
ton and D. Pettyjohn, rt. 1, Jef
ferson. The total sheep killed
amounted to 29. A claim was al-
CALIFORNIA NAMES FILED
Lloyd I. Taylor and Wilma M.
Taylor. Los Angeles, CaL, fUe-t
an assumed business, name cecb
ficate with the Marion county
clerk Monday for Oregon Motr
Court el. 330 Portland rtf. A
notice of retirement from th
so approved for Cail S. Fessler. courtel was filed bv Robert
Mt. Angel for 100 spring chicketis FJfstrom, Hylda R. Elfstrom, Dale
"IMru- 'Brown and Beulah Brown.
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