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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1946)
CSity DBHeffs DEACONESS DISCHARGES Salem Dticonen hospital ' Wednesday discharged Mrs. Vir - gil Barnes and infant daughter. Dallas; Mrs. Roy' Barclay and son, Stayton; Mrs. Ashley Dick inson and son. McMinnvilJe; Airs. Jako Silberaagle, Scio, and Al berta Shoemake. 1295 S. Commer- . rial St. t - -. .. ; Opening for active young man in . Real Estate Office, Experience , preferred. Must have a car. Write Statesman Box 669. BZCK RESIGNS Fred Beck has resigned as Juv- i enile officer of -the Salem police J department and has become own i tr c Leobold's lunch counter. t 223 K. High st. Police Chief Frank f A- llinto said Wednesday he has not yet appointed a successor to . Deck, but will make an appoint ; ment soon. Beck has been juvenile officer three years and formerly I operated the Dairy Lunch at Junction City. i Discharge service lapel buttons ; now available, at Brown's Jewel r era and Opticians. Bring dis charge "certiEcatea. . ATTENDS rtJNERAL - Dr.-C H. Herbert Smitjh. presi- I d e n t . of Willamette university, - represented the university in pay ing final tribute Wednesday to ; Dr. E. U. Groves of Sherdian. ; long-time interested benefactor o UC mfuwuoD, lur wmra tunrrai righta were held in Sheridan. Our shop now In newibldg. Im mediate service. Shrock! Motor Co. - Church & Cnem. sts. 171. bsuz, - SON BORN TO KESS&XS A son was born to Mr, and Mrs. John W. KesscL. box 9. Katcliff dr.. Wednesday at Salem General hos- pitaL CAR LiCITTS TAKEN st, told police that a tail light and license plate were stolen Tuesday bight from his car while it war Cxked In the 200 block of North berty street. (Qblliiary I In Portland Juna fl. IU. Watton W . SklpwoTUl. tet rMMcnt f K04 N T. 2n4 at, Portland; btlwr of Uiaabrtft Kciawor-U mt Portland. Mil. Lorciuo lanaiwl4 of Taooma. Waaft.., and Ar tnar aaipwOrtb f Sao Francisco. Califs orhr mt Jfcudra J. T. Sap orui mt turcnt. and Mm C B. Von Wrff mt Soattlo. Waah. Funeral services wiil be hold Thursday, Jua 13 at IS JO 'tn.il Uva Pint Mcthodiat church in Portland' followed by fravoaid mrr vtraa at 3 DO p m. at tba lee Mta&ton uuufci r tm Salon. Brunins Lund Wt mt Portland ara in charge of tnc w Mr. Ina O. LaotMry VanCIri. at th HBdi nco en rout t. cio. June 11. at tna a( of St yvars. Survived by the rtdwr. Chariaa A. VanOaava: a lauchtar. Mrs. Char lotto B. Smith. Parkda'e. Or: .Uire aona, Lajtor A. V nCktH. Taflt: Richard M. Van Claavo. Sn.ttira Calif., and Holland J. VaaOravo. t: two brotnara. Bert Lannry, Oregon City, and Guy G. Leo Say, fealem. and four gTandchildran. Krrvlco will bo hold Friday Juno M at S pm. te Cteuh-Barrtrk chapvl. wttn Sno Maw. Lauras effleiaunf. Interment at BaJcroat Mamorial park. G. Baech. at the reldnre. SOS Morgaa avonuo. Wadnaaday. June IS. Stirvrvod by his wif. Mrs. Graro Jtaac; a daushtar. Mitt Leila Beach: M. Cart Beach, and atatar, Miaa Abco Slaarti. all e Slm. Announcnint of later by Clewsh-Bamck com- XaOae J one C. KaDar. at tha homo of his tufhlrr, Mr. Lena Cttner ml route X. ttttin. June IX. at tha of M yeara. arrref by hta wife. Mrs. Lillian Rel ate ec saiam; aausater. sirs. Clayton Jeaa ef Saiam: aua. Frank N. Keller od aortlaMd; mix granidrhildren and one rroet-cranoVhild. Sarrtceo will be held S a m WrtAmy, June 14. at NomU autwaroa cfeepei. letermont la Balerest MenaortaJ park. At the roaktettt at Boulder. Cola . Jane a, Mrs. Ida F. Shade, lormer real aiit mt Saleak. Survived bv two aona. James Sheee mt DuKith. Minn , and Heeert Shade mt Van Nura. Calif., and two srandc hUdrow. Announce rum n t of latar by the W. T. Rildon pony. TkMunaa Franela Dofnly. Ufa rri- mmm at si s a. lata, mt . at a local 1km SMtaJ J mb IS. at t aa mt '. Survived ay fhra daughters. MraWaitar Lm boid mt Salem. Mrs. K. ML Desmond af Uia and Hn. lAtmr Banev of Los Asatlft: an, wUrmxf Donna I lv. Oak iaatf. Calif : is CTandfhlldrvn and four gimmt KrapdehUdean. HUwrtattoai of tha S-aaar miil a anada at Hoarall-Cdttard eaoswl at I'M p m Ttraradajr. June IS ttt initaia tnaaaat St. Joseph's rnurrh at 9Jm a m. Trtttmr, vltti conrludms aarv. Soaa at aw 1c rait Maaaerlal park. NEW happy taseacfafat pmm aa iimi ai f I a aaaalf . lv -M taaaao war ymm im'I nlm wtMh tka mmtp mt tiws S. limity Sallow tha thrtlU mmm mm-m A. SVC Food flaa Skat altavs m to sat pm, aatMrriad auk Taaaa saaala ara aaaad aa Mutwf Ucioos mm cawri oila kit al' I1T4MIMI v aaamk aad tWy aaala Baoa tko -A.B C " aad addiac Aa tka ooaa aaaM ad. Im ta anrUy. Tka IS aar A- C. adacia Kit' tmm. mnmt mt tmm olsta drcjioa koak;t kv Mama Kaad. aotkor mt "limrn I Last IS looaaa ia M Dajra" witk drlxiaaa nncni ptoa aod ractaas I koa Iiukim MJt"C vlfa owral caaaaira, I koo S Sioiill wonakl. onotk taklan, I mm DMrticiaa tmm cian dikurta. I aack S Calknsa sakkm, I koa ckcUw la aorad loo calona lottllao. Walara. I yr Bar for aaakoMj dalsooaa trots Savor drhtfca alt aar tka -.n pryt mt MP. sadav. If aoakta o ri to acraka. or MAIL THIS COUPON. J 111 X. Liberty mmm Marias Xsodk" aaaaaio Irta todaciaf kia IS das aacsac. If M ora aot pradaca actaal retail tkaa tmmm I kaa privtwea al l- lor S2-M rataod. . Staai.. T Saada aad soaa la. S. Tka capaali I twt aaataia vti mrnrn. amkoas rGIaL INJURED IN CAR Joan Mewner, 10, route f, curred a fractured ankle .Wednes day while riding in the "turtle back" of her mother's automobile. A car ran into the rear of the Messmer vehicle. The first aid car was called and the girl was taken to Salem Deaconess hospital for treatment Our shop now in new bid. Im mediate service. Shrock Motor Co. Church Sc. Chem, Sts. Ph. S502. MAN'S HAND SMASHED Injured whenr his right, hand caught in the control cable of a freight elevator at Capital City Ice & Cold Storage plant Wednes day. William Ijjowird, 2045 Fair grounds rd as taken by the first aid car jto Salem General hospital for treatment of a badly smashed hand. Asparagus for canning and freez ing. Fiala Ranch, 3 miles north in Polk county. Bring container. Phone 2-3072. rLAY SET FOR TONIGHT A Christinas play entitled "The Frog Prince will be presented at Fairview home at Q o'clock tonight. The cast will be com posed of school children especial ly interested in dramatics. The pultc is invited to attend. "Cyn" Cronise Ph6tngraphs aod Frames. 1st Natl Bank Bldg. McKESNEYS VISIT Mr. and Mrs. Elmer McKinney. former residents of Salem, are visitors here from Los Angeles for the first time in 18 years. Mrs. McKinney is the former Dora Morns of Salem. McKinney was employed in a number of Salem barber shops. Free mothproofing for your fur coat. Store your coat and get your coat mothproofed, Price's, 135 N. Liberty SL Phone 9121. LICENSED TO WED Amona the Portland nan-ia'pe licences this week was 01. issued to Earl H. Vlahberger. Portland. and Joan Marie Sargent, Wood burn. Furniture upholstered and re paired by ezpert workmen. Mc Aivin Top Shop. 545 N. Church St Dl'SENBERY SON BORN Mr. and Mrs. Bob J. Dusenbery, 680 Norman ave., are parents of a son born Wednesday at Salem i General hospital. Free mothproofing for your fur coat Store your coat and get your coat mothproofed. Price's, 135 N. Liberty St Phone 912L IVERSONS PARENTS A son was born Wednesday at iSkaiem ienerai nositai to Mr. and airs. . w. iverson, 1000 rt. xna su Our shop now in new bldg. Im mediate service. Shrock Motor Co. Church & Chem. Sts. Ph. 8502. SCHOLARSHIPS ANNOUNCED Carl Jorgensen, Gervais high school senior, snd Bill Merriam. Salem high school, both recent graduates, were presented Salem Rotary club scholarships to Wil lamette university at the club's meeting Wednesday. Justice Ar thur Hay made- the presentation. Lutz Flower Shoppe, 1278 N. Lib erty, phone 9592. CONVALESCES FOR YEAR Mrs. Earl Bunce is now at her home, 166 W. Mijler st, conva lescing from injuries received in an automobile accident which oc curred June 15, 1945. River silt top soil It fill dirt Com! Sand it GravrL Ph. 21966 Air Steamship tickets anywhere, Kugel 7694. 5 K I f ASK INO POI IT fA atB1 1 TAKE REVIEW COURSE Dr. O. L. Scott and Dr. Russell P. Scott will participate in a re view course offered by the North west Chiropractic Research so ciety lij conjunction with a cele bra ti off of the 50th anniversary of chiropractic at Tacoma. Wash., June 14, IS and 16. Principal speaker will bit Dr. H. C. Hinder, M. D., ar.d D. C. Dran of the Palmer school at Davenport, la. Insured Savings have always re turned better than 2 annually at Salem Federal. Inquiry wel comed. 130 S. ! Liberty St Phone 3801. FILE NAMES R. T. Bowling, jr.. and James W. Girard. jr 876 N. Liberty st, filed an assumed business name certificate with the Marion coun ty clerk Wednesday for Capitol Shook and: Veneer Co., Brooks avenue at city limits. 30-gal. electric water heaters for; Immed. delivery. Broadway Ap pliance Co, 419 Ferry. Phone 21565. CONTRACT SIGNED A contract between Marion county court and Sun Ray Re fining Co. Santa Maria, Calif., calls for deliveries to start June 15 of 950 tons of liquid asphalt at $8.27 per ton, Delivery rate is to be two cars daily. For rent: Sleeping room, kitchen priviledses. on bus line, closein. Box 675 Statesman. TAXES CANCELED . Marion county court Wednes day ordered cancellation of per sonal property . taxes of George Smith and allows compromise settlement with H. R. Burk of $234 as 'taxes covering period from 1930 to 1B41 with interest payments cancelled. Wedding pictures taken at the church. 520 State. Ph. 5722. WINS FLIGHT Bill Croshaw, 2198 Ferry St., won a free 50-mile flight in a Piper Cub plane, in a recent Jack Armstrong All-American Boy program, which is a regular Fri day 5:30 p m. broadcast over the Mutual network; Lawnmowers,' tools, sharpened at your door. 966 Center. Ph. 9081. ARTICLES FILED Articles of incorporation of Keizer Grange No. 785 of the Or- der of Patrons of Husbandry were filed with the Marion county clerk Wednesday by II. S. Kee fer. FJsa Black. A. B. BSack, Fred S. McCall and F. E. Wxlf. Free ' mothproofing for your fur coat Store your Coat and get your coat mothproofed. Price's, 135 N. Liberty St Phone 9121. FILE FOR COTTAGES Carl P. Gies and Leota J. Gies filed an assumed business name certificate with the Marion coun ty clerk Wednesday for Cherry City Cottages, 2500 Fairgrounds rd. Dance review by pupils of Betty Pierce Kuerwtler at Leslie Audi torium Friday,2 June 14, 8 P.M. Tickets at doori OBCHABD PICKING LADDERS NOW AVAILABLE 8-10-12-14 and 16 ft. 'm Allen Hardware Z3C N CoaanaerriaJ taiiiwia ataccoM oa i ...-i ai am o i "t tm i 44. Out.. via m mm mmmmm mtmmwt - .. . i ' r-m-Ut (M mmm. !' 1m, m im ... oa iv'ia i amman lit h Lsaaaaae-sasdsSsasssS'assssss One always stands out i CLEANERS BURGLARIZED : A burglar entered Foreman Cleaners, 1070 S. Commercial st, early Wednesday, changed clothes there and took about $40 from an Unlocked safe and a petty cash drawer, Salem police reported. He also tampered unsuccessfully with a strongbox containing personal papers, police said. At nearby Beach's Market a burglar entered a storeroom at the rear but found nothing to take, and at Daue's store in the same block a window pane was broken but the building was not entered, police said. Give initialed handkerchiefs for Fathers Day, $1.00 each; Brent wood Tee shirts, $1.65. Alex Jones 121 North Hih St SAW REPORTED STOLEN Theft of a $115 saw from the Lawrence Construction Co. at 1925 I Laurel ave. was reported to city police Wednesday. Jary Florist, Ph. 7375. HUBBARD MAN MISSING ; Local authorities were informed Wednesday that Orjn G. Dexter, 27, has been missing from his home at Playmore Park, Hubbard, since Friday. Available now. Electric water heaters. Prompt delivery. Jud son's Plumbing & Heating. 279 N. Com'l., Salem. NEIGHBORS TO MEET Neighbors of Woodcraft will hold memorial services Friday at 160 N. Cottage st Visit the Gift Box for Father's day gifts. 309 S. Winter. . CIIILCOTE APPOINTED Reappointment of E. "M. Chil cote, Klamath Falls, as a mem ber of the state real estate board, was announced by Gov. Earl Snell Wednesday. TAKE BART SONS HOME Mrs. Robert F. Gray. 2494 Walker st., and Mrs. Frank Stib fr, 1310 S. 13th st, took their in fant sons home from Salem Gen eral hospital Wednesday. HALLO WAYS PARENTS , Mr. and Mrs. Waldon Hallo wpy, McMinnville, are the parents of a son born Tuesday at Salem Deaconess hospital. DAUGHTER TO HILLS Av daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Hill, rote 1. Turner, Wednesday at Salem Deaconess hospital. CLUB MEETS TONIGHT Townsend club No. 16 meets tonight at the home of Mrs. Anna Arnold, 2256 Ford st PICTURES TO BE SHOWN PRINGLE, June 12 Pictures of the boys and girls clubs of Twin Rock conference will be shown at the Pringle school building Thursday evening at 8 o'clock. The public is invited. Pre-War Service on Waich Repairing Diamond Setting Jeivelry Manufacturing I SUre Hears: Jt to C JTM. QUAUTY IS ALWAYS WOnTII WAITING FOR Blitz-Wcinhards flavor and quality make it a premium product... a beer that discriminating men and women have enjoyed or more than 89 years. Its consistent goodness, its unvarying quality make it definitely worth waiting or. Insist on Blxu-VTeinhard . . . the beer so good it's guaranteed satisfying! T NAM!, iSafa. fltl.WIIMMAI ItSMNt DISTRIBUTED BY GIDEON STOLZ COMPANY Public Records CICUIT COURT Pearl Elizabeth Wslden vs George Albert Walden:. Default order entered and motion to place on trial docket. Lola -Stoller v Charles S toller: De fault order entered. E. W. O'Brien v Loren Dunlgan and others: Defendant answers ad mitting and denying. Harold E. White vs Deena Hart and others: Defendant answers ad mitting and denying. Jean M. McKenzie vs Kenneth Mc Kenxle: Motion for place on trial docket of June 17. Sherman R. Miller vs Hazel C. Mil ler: Suit for divorce charging cruel and Inhuman treatment asks for cus tody of two minor children. Married Dee. 11, 139. John R. Frey vs State Industrial Accident commission: Complaint asks for an award of compensation for permanent total disability which elr legedly came on as an aggravation of a former injury. Frederick Henry Church vs Roberta Fae Church: Suit for divorce charg ing cruel and Inhuman treatment. Married April 1, 193S. at McPherson. Kan. Wilett M. Prime vs Robert L. Prime: Suit for divorce charging cruel and inhuman treatment asks for S30 per month alimony and restora tion of plaintifrs maiden name of WUetta M. Griffith. Married Feb. 28. 1942. at Salem. Maetta Brewer vs Owen V. Brewer: Decree of divorce awards Dlaintiff custody of one minor child and $25 per momn support money. PROBATE COURT William H. McCauley. estate: July 29 date set for hearing on final ac count of Ray H. McCauley. admin istrator. Alfred Earl Peterson, guardianship estate: Order waives inventory and appraisement and 4ixes dependence allowance. Edward J. Weinman, estate: Order fixes Inheritance taxes at $574. O. D. Bower, estate: Grace C. Bower appointed administratrix and S. J. Butler. Iris H. Butler and David Pugh appointed appraisers. , T. M. Hicks, estate: Order fixes widow's allowance and sets aside ex empt personal propertv to Widow. MUNICIPAL COURT Pvt. Eldon E. Hunt. Sheppard Field. Tex., released to Portland army au thorities as AWOI, from army. JUSTICE COURT R. D. Anders. Dallas, charged with violation of Section 23-927 by com mitting a nuisance and irroasly dis turbing peace: preliminary examina tion set for 3 p.m. June 14. Vincent W. Blaine and Edna Blaine pleaded guilty to charge of disorderly conduct: each sentenced to 30 days In countv tail. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS E. L. Kubin. logger. Mehama. and Phyllis J. Frank, Mill City. Jack Marshall Pickett. 23. clerk. Phoenix. Ariz., and Lucille Roberts. 24. bookkeeper. Salem Clarence H. Ruef. 20. farmer. Su blimity, and Frances; H. Bartosz. 17. student. Turner. WYATT CANCELS VISIT IORTLAND, June 12 -(1- The June 19 visit to Portland of Wil son W. Wyatt, federal housing expediter, has been cancelled. Mayor Earl Riley said today. The housing show planned for that time likewise has been cancelled. Mayor Riley said Wyatt must at tend senate hearings on that date. 50c SKIM. 50c A RECORDING OF YOUR VOICE FOR Father's Day REC0RDEd THE NEW ' PACKARD-BELL PHONOCORD Courl Sireel Radio & App. 357 Court St. Guaranteed Safisfitny BEER r i u a s i, in Pilots Confer On Air School Regulations J The state board of aeronautics has no direct authority ' over schools for the training of aviators including flight training, which shall be licensed by the state superintendent of public ins true t i o n as vocational schools for aeronautics training, Attorney General George Neuner held Wednesday. It is the duty of the state aero nautics board, however, to pre scribe and determine the nature and extent of the training neces sary to enable persons trained in such schools to obtain pilot's lic enses from the state of Oregon and such training must conform to the regulations of the board, Neuner said. A group of aircraft service operators appeared before the state aeronautics board Wednes day, declaring that while they were not opposed to the law un der which, the state superinten dent of public instruction licenses schools, for aeronautics training; they hoped the regulations fixed by the board would be reasonable. Business Would Suffer Irving S. Allen, city attorney of Seaside and spokeman for the group, charged that too strenuous regulations by the board would result in putting many of the smaller aircraft operators out of business. Board members, at the conclu sion of the presentation by the HEAR Chaplain Oliver E. Porler AT Salem Free I Ielhodijl Church Corner N. Winter A Market Thursday, June 13, 7:45 P.M. SEE HIS PICTURES I I: Tha Oregon Statesman, Salem. aircraft service operators, indi cated that they have no intention of adopting unreasonable regula tions which would tend to serious ly handicap the activities of the association and its members. S Schools Approved Reports presented at the meet ing showed that on municipal airfield at Vale was' approved during May along with several schools under the GI bill of rights. These schools are located at Red? mond, Klamath Falls, -Pendleton, Ontario, Albany, Prineville, Sa lem and LaGrande. Regulations of the board deal ing with aeronautics training in the schools, with relation to is- The K. &II. Barber Shop formerly located at 299 N Commercial St. has moved to 291 Chemekela St. JUST RECEIVED A Shipment of 100 Wool TWO-TONE LEISURE COATS Full lined sleeves & back. Neat small checks & bold plaid back & sleeves with solid color. Gabardine & flannel front, beautiful blended colors, in tan, brown & blue. jy.70 and Q.50 Here's the Besl oi All Father's Day Giflsj L Ifevj Fall fopcoal j Don't wait until It's' too late, buy now. While prices are right & choice fabrics are obtainable. 100 :wool gabardines, cavalry twills, coverts & fleeces. Sizes 33 to 44; Priced at j r$26 $27 00 . America's Fine FUR FELTS Union Made Chelson Hats Newest Shapes & Colors & .50 IIECKTIES The finest selection of Equality ties in town. Col orful and neat designs 1001 nylons, rayons & twills. Resilient con struction & hand made. 90c, $1.25, $1.75 $2.10 and $2.90 1 SHORTS $1.0 5 lo $2.40 110 SUITS TODAY: EXPECT SOIIE SOOH! Innnlrst It mtt Ha VETERANS GET FIRST PREFERENCE How about a smart, stylish practical gift; in all sizes, officer's style. YES, WE HAVE HOSE, TOO j Anklet style, rayons with elastic top, in solid colors: Mercerized: cotton, 50 wool & cotton, and athletic JP- C f sox. From CO t to WlofUf 'London brand nationally advertised genuine leather belts and -genuine elastic suspenders. M f ej A From .. XaW to asiUU, Pure Irish linen handkerchiefs. White and colored pocket handkerchiefs From SUITCASES AND AIRPLANE LUGGAGE! HIGH IN QUALITY, LOW1 IN rKICE . : aHJAIlXY rS 1. Jooephson, Prop. - Howard Honsaker, Mgr. 3S7 SUte Street Next Door to llartman's Jewelry Star Ore.. Thursday. June- 13. 1946 S suance of pilot's licenses, probably will be adopted within a few days, board members indicated. Lee Eyerlyr Salem, is president of the .state aeronautics board. $100 a Month The GMtn 'tsrs PLtm gises you insurance protection bow and a monthly income for life when you. retire. Details will be gladlr explained by any. Standard Insurance r representative. j Standard iNSmtAZVClE Company -CHAS. S. MeELIIINNY 19 Breyman Buildinc A M I M . M t IIEXT S0IIDAY IS For a Gift He Will Like Shop "J. J." : CLOTHES SHOP Better Known Fbr Quality, Style & Greater Value j It's been a : long lime since we have had these fine quality OFFICE CO Made of fine woven Koolef Cantons, tropical weight fabric. Just what effite workers, store .clerks, bar bers, doctors, clergymen jftc store keeper's have been waiting for. Expertly, tail ored throughout in solid col ors, light tan, black and dark aray. .Sizes 37 to 44. While they last only E33 C0 & $15 .03 Free With Every Hat a Handy. 8 anal I Clfarette Usrhter Hats Exclusively Hand Made Self Conforming Free With Every Hat a Handy Lipstick Site Cigarette Lighter UIIDERWEAR i TOP QUALITY ! SHORTS j Madras, broadcloth, batiste, baloon cloth St prints; boxer style, button Mt snap-jfroat, all elastic waist, fly froat, tie sides French back. In finest quality fabrics. Also a limited quantity of briefs. Athletic & T Shirts Too SHIRTS I $1.00 lo $1.50 vntip Itia-kv tAtiw t raincoat: for dad a very regulars, longs & short! i i to r CaTTVlLE VALUE AIS1
