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Newspaper Page Text(Cnity Mows IBrr5ffig SHELLBACK CARD LOST The s of his highly prized cci : ;,iae indicating that he had c.i-ed the equator, was reported : o r.e sheriffs oflite Friday by Frw,! Schagel. rt. 6. box 426. It v. ii n a billfold which also con- i taed WO. his honorable dis- ! 'tt.jrgf certificate and other Jden- , t.f cation paper, he said. J. A. j Bncoe reported the return of his Aii.et ith papers in it when lost j bt.; nubias $123. , I 2 A:tra. live Creek Lots 100 f'.r:ge. over 100 on ci eek Near C..:t St Ii lusive. Geneial Real I.ii'.f. Ph. 7770. Dar.ce Sat Crystal Gardens. ( T W Oeerh Drugs 1220 State ' - t! toe closed Sunday until i f,, . t t r otu e. s ! !ti-,e tt.at dist Road oiling -, . jmer.t nw ready Call 3314 ( f.-.: er , n-e Vsirey Oil (n 2775 i i tf!! .Ave , T4.X rOMrOMlSE MADE A peismial property tax com p fr.je with Harry J. Peaison by v r. ... fi the county takes $66 and; v.a..es interest due. has been; rrce by the county court to; rr.. .ae the need for legal ac t i" fr prove the validity of the C i rr. i fif i n j! reinnt contracting Joe L vv .)'m Fh 24371, , z. :iri-n Lsiiurig jtaiii . . .... ,rM K-e- Xiirin tht as st m .i iii u - Tas 5 30 p m. to 8:30 p m. Oiiinet Di e .St Crvstal Gardens. Free moth pi oofing for your fur cc-t. Store your coat and get four c it mothpzoofed. Price's, 135 N. Iterty Si.. Phone 9121. PERRY FT. N S ASKED v. rarity Judge Grant Murphy Yi .cay requested the state high v sy comm:sion to furnish plans a new Wheatland ferry to be r : by 'the county to replace. the j e-r:l .ferry connecting Marion ill iarahih counties. I "Cyr." Cronise Photographs and Frames. 1st Nat l Bank Bldg. Tr.f feature of tonight's Youth Pi.y at tine Salem Senators' Ball P:k at 7.30 is the religious film, "Gcd of Cieation." The rally also ;ad many musical specials of 1 res. :ntere-:. j -Steairutp e!. 7tl4 tickets anywhere L V Shafr. formerly with Inter T;e Tract '-r Co., now associated v Lee Ohmart Sf Co , Realtois. a- ;.rm representative. LOST YOl'K BICYCLE? I N(. claimants have yet appeared ; : a bicycle recov ered Sunday on j '.r.t- ouitfvue lawn, the sheriff's; . e ana -.mined Friday". j D; - cf Satui day, Silverton Arm T-.e Beauity Hacienda. 201 1st Na-I - -'.f! Bfc Bid Machine and ma-; t- .r.eies -t?! manerits, rayette cold i .es. rum- hair cutting, tinting ' hr.c bieaenng Ph. 3925. ! Spec i a4 Restaurant Association .-r.-i.rig mi Chamber of l ommeice. ! 0 p.m. Mwniiv. , ( t m. -l-t-.c e tonite 259 Couit. j i: este-1 !n making Marion i i t Iv'" Meeting Sunday July 1. at 3 u m C arrier loom, 1st ! r. on l : church Open meeting. " r.- fe:j of tonight' Youth I -r- y at m- Salem Sena tot ' Ball! k at 7,T) i5 the religious film.' ijc -f C-tea:.on" The tally also! -w many muiicai sptM.ials of' . . r.ter f : 1KY TO DALEYS A. an1 M s Ev in Daley. rt. 3, 656. Salem are the parents I i ' u o!i.lmm Fr iday at the Dea- ess h' .. !a!. r '(fi it.jr- building must be t. r. do', Ph. 7511 or 5862. ' 13 year f!i boy wants home for ; .rr.rrjei fin (aim. Contact R Cta-! u.'.. c o Statesman. Ph 9101. j KIMBAI I TAKEN TO PEN j ;j K mail. 17, was delivered ; t Tie ! penitentiary Friday- ' er e 4 two-year sentence for r . y 1l t-e Rickey s1hk1. i i -aoing crystals 25c and $: 'o S- '-K: Diug Co. i lijfuii'ri !-a'iy to wear sales- j i- wn! Steady employment.! f-.. i, ; v a t i imrtnyi'ii'. Pi ice's 1 : N I i ! ! v Pi, 9'V-M. e S' ( ' vstal (la i ilpiis. Rorr. t I T. STOLEN Kaufer. 950 Bel "rrii.r.t st . t'; i police Friday that ff :oH ar."'Kl the lawn at 1510 S .n: :1'! s' had beon cut and ti : f 1 f-?-' of it stolen Thurs- ' ,( eady to wear sales w '.. Steady employment. Si ; v 3. i i f mm; ion. Puce's. : 2f N !. ty. Ph. 9121. ' f S. C rystal Gardens. s III KE BOY BORN : ;. 1 M : Gmrgo Duke. 275 Qt, a;e the paienL of a r ro- n Fi Hay at the Salem Gen- e Crystal Gardens. Obituary 1 . r I !li V.- . Jiiiir 9 ! thr age .-" t , Rrx Allrn 1 anr . late i . : ..j. G. Saleii'.. S.m pt Mr. M- ? A rjifcy of route 6. Sa il b"'--r o: Roy Tiniry of Aber r' V . Oraal Sherman of Port i' d V - s. !i!Dons. Marir Sitafer t i ifun V'v all of Sslem: and 4 i. 3r Mil SaJley Oirntl of J, n-i i fnl of irrvicn lslei ir -,r at 1 P.gdoti cu.T-.panv. I .1- .- ) ' . .' :lv H Dr.alci Kllis. r. 1 - ; F'oftiarid, 26 Son c' M: f. Jackton. of Po;l!and t :" f ' it- d of I" s a im l r- . . ntrnier . of k?iii': if :t o- T P sdon ron.psny. GFOXC.E MOREILL MISSING C an r n IntliMnv ILf will A formerly of rt. 6, box 237 u, - has been reported missing from Schenectady, N. since May 20, Mrs. Morrill told state police Thursday. She said that Morrill had disappeared in the New York city after they bad recently moved there and was suffering frorri a nervous disorder. Mrs. Morrill is staying with her sister, Mrs. Stel la Schinke, 725 Court st. The feature of tonight's Youth Rally at the Salem Senators Ball Park at 7:30 is the religious film, "God of Creation." Hje rally also includes many musical specials of real interest. You have tried the rest, now try the best Dance to Edward's Old Timer and Top Hatter's Modern "rytal Gardens every Wed. and Sat. All archery $0 discount. Maple Keetie Sporting Goods. 372 State. TWO FENDER SKIRTS TAKEN The theft of two fenders skirt from his car while parked in the 500 block of North Summer street Thursday night was reported to police by L. C. Fair ham, Ambas- v-H ,r aoartmenU Alteration lady wanted. Salary and commission. Year around work. Price's. 135 N. Liberty. Phone 12J. Dance Sat Crystal Gardens. The feature of tonight's Youth Rally at the Salem Senators' Ball Park at 7:30 is the religious film, "God of Creation." The rally also includes many musical specials of real interest. VISITS BROTHER Visiting with his brother. C. D. I Frazer. 1374 Elm st.. West Salem, last weekend was Walter Frazer of Los Angeles. Walter Frazer Is a retired railroad man. Alteration lady wanted. Salary and commission. Year around work Price's. 135 N. Liberty. Phone 9121. Latest type power floor sanders St polishers for rent Wood row's, 325 Center st. River silt top soil it fill dirt. Com'L Sand At GraveL Ph. 21966 Dance Sat Crystal Gardens. SMITH GIRL BORN Mr. and Mrs. Quincy Smith, Idanha, are the parents of a daughter born at the Deaconess hospital Friday. L.V Shafer, formerly with Inter state Tractor Co., now associated with Lee Qhnvart Jc Co., Realtors, aw farm representative. Irrigation system with pump, mo tor and 2200 ft. of pipe. 2510 Cherry Ave. j Dance Sat Crystal Gardens. Wedding pictures taken at the church. 520 State. Ph. 5722. The feature of tonight's Youth Rally at the Salem Senators' Ball Park at7:30 is the religious film, "God of Creation." The rally afso includes many musical specials of real interest. Lawnmowfri, tbols sharpened at your door. Dexter. Ph. 9081. LEAVE HOSPITAL Mrs. Leroy Harvey, if 07 N. 14th, and Mrs, James Towel 1, 1173 Colonial st ., and her infant daugh ter went home from the Salem General hospital Friday. L. V. Shafer. formerly with Inter .sU.fe Tractor Co., now associated with Lee Ohmart Sc .Co., Realtors, as farm representative. Wouldn't fried duck taste good for Sunday dinner? Ph. 21208, 3410 Sunny view ave. t The "Ood of Creation." techni color sound film, will be shown at Alliance chikxh 'Sunday night, 7:30, N. Sthrat Gaines. GIRL TO HARMS A girl was born to Mr. aid Mrs. Elden J Harm, 1165 Waller si . at the Salem General hospital Fri day. Youngberries, boynenberrles now ready Frigaard's Fruit Stand. Moved to new location Rt. 2 Box 30 Ph. 24262. Portland Beavers vs Salem Sena tors July 15. Tickets now on sale at Stevens and Son Jewelry, 339 Court Reversible coats $12 50 Maple Keene Spotting Good, 372 State. Wanted finisher for linings In fur' coals. Exjerienced seamstress can he trained Lachelle's Furs, 1348 Ferry St. Ph. 6814. City News Briefs VISITING HERE Charle L. Dvorak. Seattle, Wah., is visiting in Salem this week. Lutz Flower Shoppe, 1278 N. Lib erty, phone 8592. HEIMR'S All IVork Guaranteed 4tt Cevrt lit. Call 7522 ( Oa All IlalleT) I POSTAGE STAMPS TAKEN I About; $y worth of postage stamps were Mini ixom inr Woodry Auction Mart, 160S N. Summer; st Thursday night by someone' who entered the build ing by removing a metal plate from a broken window, police were informed Friday. -The office was ransacked but nothing else was reported taken, police said. Suburban 3 ; bedroom home on 1 ac. Fireplace, basement. Complete ly furnished ready to move in. $11,000. Ph, 7,770 General Real Estate. Portland 'Beavers vs Salem Sena tors July 15. Tickets now on sale at Stevenson and Son Jewelry. 339 Court. STOLEN CAR RECOVERED A car sUlen Thursday night from O. P. Roberts. 1140 Shipping st., was recovered by Washington state police in Goldendale, Wash., Friday, they notified Salem po lice. They Were holding Robert Hvidstort, 322S Silverton rd.. and Andrew Hufgins, 143 Court st.. who were said to have been driv ing the car. Tree mothproofing for ( your fur coat Store your coat and get your coat mothproofed. Price's, 13$ N. Liberty St Phone ffl2L NEW POTATOES Salem retailers received new potatoes Friday from the Wood-burn-Mt. Angel district. The Shatter Whites which have been shipped In from California will probably be replaced by the val ley product in a few weeks. Ap proximately five cents per pound is the retail mark. Discharge service lapel buttons now available at Browmi's Jewel ers and. Opticians. Bring dis charge certificates. uuira uenuii.; pricuct aw u ac cepting appointments. RETURNED TO JAIL. Vernon Veater, Portland, was returned to the county jail Fri day following his appearance for sentencing before Circuit Judge E. M. Page. Court officials said he had indicated his desire to waive indictment and pleod guil ty but had apparently expected a parole in exchange for the plea. "Nohlgrens Dining Room" is as cool as a cucumber during these hot days. 3:30 p.m. to t:30 p.m. for dinner. Insured Savings have always re turned better than 1. annually at Salem Federal. Inquiry wel comed. 130 S. Liberty St Phone 3801. DEACONESS DISMISSALS Friday .the Salem Deaconess hospital released the following pa tients: Wesley Lee, son of Rev. Ernest Lee, rt 1, box 285, Aunu ville; Marion Harper, rt. 1. Aumi ville; Elenota Pereira, Mill City and Mrs. J. E. Mills, Wood burn. Free mothproofing tor your fur coat Store your coat and get your coat mothproofed Price's, 133 N. Liberty St Phone 912L PARTNERSHIP ANNOUNCED John Schukart and Kenneth tinkle, both df 2209 N. Front St.. have announced the formation ef a partnership io conduct the Sa lem Upholstery company at 454 Ferry st., they; informed the Mar ion county clerk Friday. Furniture upholstered and re paired by expert workmen. Mc Alvtn Top Shop. 43 N. Church St TOOL SHED PERMITTED J. R. Gamble received permis sion from the city engineer Fri day to build a 50 tool shed at 2315 Hazel ave. Clearence D. Lansing pleeae con tact your daughter. Mrs. Jane Cooper, 3790 Sunny view Ave.. Salem, Ore., Urgent. RETIREMENT TOLD Their retirement from the Jef ferson Lumber company was an nounced Friday by Avery D. Murphy and Delbert D. Murphy in a filing with- the Marion county clerk.. CHURCH INCORPORATED Articles of incorporation for the Gospel Church- of Hubbard were filed Friday with the Marion county clerk by the. Rev. L. C. Kum and W. B. Hastie and Doro thy E, Goode. Purpose expressed is to erect a church building and promote the work of the church. MOT WEATHECS OS ALMOST HEKtE Let us insulate your home with U.S. Rook Wool and make it 10 TO 15 DEGREES COOLED this summer SAVE DP TO 50 OU FUEL COSTS next nniTEn Flrepreef Vermin rreef Free Estimates CAI1PBELL BOCK WOOL CO. Heme Insula tiesi Metal Interleekhmg Weather Stripping 1132 BROADWAY PHONE lt)( British Loan Held Key to UJS. Prestige WASHINGTON. July 12 -(Jft Russia loomed large in the clos ing -house debate tonight on the $3,750,000,000 British loan, as pro ponents declared the crucial vote tomorrow will determine whether the world will look to America or Moscow for leadership. The long debate ended with Rep. Clare Boo the Luce (R-Conn) declaring that Britain is "Amer ica's natural buffer state" against aggression, that "she is the oldest and most-to-be-trusted ally. Previously, ' the" d e m o c ratic leader. Rep. McCormack of Mas sachusetts, had told the houne the whole world would be watching its vote and if America turns to isolationism many nations will enter the otbit of the soviet union. Brttala Held mm Barter Mrs. Luce quoted from a prev ious. speech to the house in which she said Britain serves as a buf fer against Russia because Russia could not reach American soil without first passing through or above British territory. Many house members applaud ed when Rep. Wadsworth (R-NY) called for approval of the huge credit as a boon to foreign com merce, free enterprise and world peace. "W have an opportunity to lead a free world," Wadsworth declared before the largest audi ence In the house since the debate began four days ago. "Most of the world is looking to us for leadership. Act Streaurly New "Let us act here in a way that our children and our grandchild ren will Ttnow that we were strong in righteousness." Speaking for the opposition. Rep. Landis (R-Ind) declared j that ''this loan is more likely to ' promote war than it is to pre- 1 serve peace. He voiced confi dence, after a poll of republican ' members, that it will be defeated. : Gear Goes to Vets' Hospitals Hundreds of items of suprplus athletic and recreational equip ment from array and navy stocks are now being distributed to vet erans hospitals in the northwest. James Harris, veterans adminis tration representative in Salem, has been advised. The equipment will be set up immediately where space is avail- j able and the remainder will be stored until funds for building ; have been allocated. Equipment; includes complete volleyball sets, football, basketball, baseball and hockey paraphernalia, exercisers, horseshoe pitching sets, horizon tal ladders, bars, ping pong, pool and billiard tables", bowling alleys and boxing gear. Precinct Posts Attract GOP Complete filings of candidates for precinct committeemen and women in all 87 of the county's precincts are being sought by Clifford A. Lewis. Marion county Republican central committee chairman. Lewis is endeavoring to main tain a strong organization for the next year, he said. Filing deadline is August 12 and the group will meet within 40 days after the elec tion to organize, he added. By letter he has urged all pres ent officials to file for their posi tions or to urge some competent republican to file, if they do not intend to. or to send him a list of qualified persons. Japanese-American Cla To Muster Out in Hawaii WASHINGTON. July 12-4V The war department announced today that under a change in plans the Japanese - American 442nd regimental combat team would be mustered out in Hawaii. About half of the 500 officers and enlisted men whom President Truman will review Monday, are from Hawaii. ALEMAjTtOPS MEXICO VOTE MEXICO CITY. July 12 - (JP) Miguel Aleman maintained a two-to-one lead over Ezequlel Padilla in Mexico's presidential election as returns trickled in today. IPraibflfe Hl(BiDirdl CIRCUIT COURT Sterling Graham and others vs Martina Twombly and others; Or der entering default and judg ment. Bettymae Sherman vs Robert L. Sherman; Motion for default and application to place on trial docket. Amos Miller vs Ford Harvey and N. A. Harvey; Second amend ed complaint filed, charges neg ligence in providing safety de vices in sawmill, asks $18,727.75 damages. Henry Irving Sears vs Stella Sears; Order of default setting hearing for July 15. Alice E. McCul lough vs C. C. Horger, and Oregon Freight Lines, Motion to set for trial. Grace Koker vs Lloyd Parson and May Parsons; Judgment order on grounds that action has been adju5ted. Georgia Rose Feller and Clar ence Feller vs Eveiett Mapes: Judgment f dismissal upon ground that settlement has been reached. Loretta Latham vs Harry La tham; Application for place on trial docket. Fern King vs Carl P. King; Mo tions for order of default and to place on trial docket. Wava J. Asley vs. RoTT F Ax ley; Motion for order of d-f-ult and to place on trial docket State vs Arlo Kimball; Sen tenced to a maximum of two years in the penitentiary oti a charge of burglary. Gladys I on a Cripps vs Oscar Wallace Cripps; Motion for order requiring defendant to remain away from plaintiffs home -during pendancy of suit. Marie Mumper vs Pearl S. Matthew and others; Complaint alleges that plaintiff holds note se cured by mortgage on part of cer tain real property that note has not been paid in full and asks Flowers Shown at Garden Club Meet LefTCanfieid displayed a record 78 varieties of flowers he has grown at the Thursday night meeting of the Salem Garden club The meeting, which was a no host affair, was held at the Dr. Daniel Sohultze home and was attended by 75 members and their guests. Ernest Infer told of his recent trip to Switzerland and other European countries. Colored moies concerning the develop ment of new flowers were shown. Peterson In As DAV Head Charles Peterson, World Wsr II veteran, stressed membership and unity at his installation Thursday night as commander of the Salem chapter of Disabled American War Veterans. Verne Ostrander. past comman der; Peterson. Archie Brewster and Jim Calloway were elected delegates to the national conven tion. Officers of the auxiliary were also installed and the ceremonies were followed by refreshments. Other officers installed were Archie Brewster, senior vice com mander; Wilfred Wilier, junior vice-commander; Jim Calloway, chaplain: Ingard Hansen, adju tant; Jay Harnsberger, treasurer, and Joe Kirsch, sergeant -a t-arms Newsprint Up $6.80 Per Ton PORTLAND. Ore . July 12-,P-Portland manufacturers raised the price of newsprint $9 80 a ton to day and indicated the increase would be general throughout the nation. Both Crown -Zetlerbach and Hawley Pulp and Paper Company, two of the country's main news print producers, said they boosted the price to $72 SO a ton as a re sult of a similar increase an nounced by Canadian manufac turers in Quebec today. John H. Smith, president of the Hawley firm, said he understood all U.S. newsprint manufactuter were railing pi ices to the new level. ONE FATA LIT V FILED One fatality, 760 coveted acci dents and 1 1 claims for occupa tional disease benefits were filed in the state industrial accident Momine Caiminieirs Home Can Apricots Without Using Extra TREE RIPENED AND PIT TLB QUICK FROZEN CALIFORNIA BLENHEIM FANCY APRICOTS PACKED IN SUFFICIENT SUGAR FOR HOME CANNING fiO WASTE ISO FUSS NO MUSS OR HARD WORK Just thaw and can Quantity limited Scheduled. Shipment July IS Place) Your Order Now Cash with Order 33 iii. tin se.oo BOITESTEELE'S LOCKERS 30SO Portland Road Phono 44 4 4 Salem, Oroaon Judgment for balance due and that real property be sold to pay same. PROBATE COURT Lewis C. Matthes estate; Ob jection to order setting time for hearing as August 12 for reason that administratrix has been cited to appear September 3 to show cause why lettets should not be revoked. Mary MrReynolds guardianship estate; Answer denying and alleg ing that items claimed wet e pre viously disallowed by court. Charlie H. Boyd estate; Final account filed. Mrs. Mae E. Abbe eotate; Pe tition asks order requiting admin istrator to file final account. Walter Stotler estate; Order permitting sale of certain personal property. Clarl E.-Pomeroy estate; Order on filing final arcount setting healing for August 20 Whittemote Edgar Davis estate; Order setting heating on final ar count for August It. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Thomas T. Rose, 19. laborer, and Dorothy Murders, 20, laborer, both of Independence. Jack E. Schulz. 22, farmer. Ft. Jones, Calif . and Rose May Marts field, Iff. domestic. Salem. Robert If. Anderson, student, Portland, and Bernue E. Elgin, stenographer, Salem. JUSTICE COURT William Allen Remy; charged with no PUC permit. 810 fine and costs; over length load, 81 fine and costs and combined overload. 81 fine and coats. Vernon Konrad and Fred Dow; charged with disturbing the peace, fined $25 and costs each. 10 days in jail suspended on condition that they leave town. Tongue Point Eyed as Navy School Site WASHINGTON. July 12 -(IV Senator Magnuson (D-Wash) said today a five-man senate naval subcommittee would Investigate sites for a Pacific coast naval post-graduate school the first two weeks of September, looking first in the Puget Sound area. He said- the committee then would visit Tongue Point, Ote, and California. A navy board has recommended acquisition of the Del Mont re sort near Monterey, Calif., for the school, but Magnuson said it had made only a very cursory examin aUon site. Members of the senate group are chairman McClellan (D-Aik). Magnuson; Myers (D-Pa. Morse (R-Ore) and Robertson (R-Wyo). Japs Attempt To Smuggle Cash from U.S. SEATTLE. July 12 41 Army i source reported today that sev -i eral thousand dollars In United States currency and travelers' checks were confiscated from Japanese who were deported re cently aboard the transport mar shall Victory. Treasury regulations restrict the deportee, who had entered the country illegally, to $0, except ! for money accrued from deten tion camp employment. One Japanese had $3500 in his wallet and another cart led $1000 in a wallet under his clothing Army officers said the confiscated money was sent to the alien prop erty custodian in Washington, to await disposition after official declaration of the peace. I'NION TO TIE IP SHIPS SEATTLE, July 12-(P)-A CIO longshoremen's union spokesman said today Puget Sound shipping will be tied ,up at I a m. Monday in a protest against what tlx union charges is "stalling" by employers in paying retroactive v age inci ea.e. commit.-. ton heie during the week ended July 11 The fatality in volved Carl Kobett lluiului, Poit land hod carrier. The) Oregon Statesman. Salem. No Aid Planned For Convicted Gl WASHINGTON. July 12HJ" Idaho senators said today they do not plan to intercede with tjhe war department In behalf of an Idaho soldier convicted by court martial in Japan of murder, rape and assault and sentenced to be hanged. Senators Taylor and Gosselt, democrats, said they had no in formation concerning the convic tion of Leo W. Christeitsen of Iowa, Idaho, and knew nothing about the case. They said they had not been requested to inter cede for him. SP Orders 52 Streamliners Southern Pacific's postwar or ders for streamlined, lightweight passenger equipment. Including all units of the Shasta Daylights for the Pol tlaiut-San Fiancisro run, now total 52 cars and five powerful Diesel-electric locomo tives, it was announced yesterday by J. A. Ormandy, general pas senger agent. It is expected the new equip ment will be deliveied so that the Shasta Daylights can go into operation in the late spring of next year. The twin 14-car red-orange-black Shasta Daylights will leave Portland and San fisn- j cisco in the morning and arrive ii uir opposite terminal in ine late evening of the same day, Or mandy said. In addition to the new cars as signed to the Shasta Daylights there will be two triple unit dfner-lounge-kitchen cars for the Cas cade, which Portland-San Fran cisco overnight train will become completely streamlined as rapid ly as new csrs are available. It was stated. Alw included in the new orders are streamlined cars of various types for use In other of the company's principal trains. 2 (ft Famous "Hammer" Brand Steel! 2 Razor-Sharp Made for Convenience! i I i e I I T I Men . . . Boys ... A handy little 2-bladad pocket knife that it useful at well as decorative. Con structed of famous "Hammer' brand steel. A high ly polished and etched handle with a chain hook a e isw&e msvw ((not asaseeeeeeeeeeeeeaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet s9aaaalse f r SjSSBBBBaW Rtfcaed Cise! TwoKcyi! Lock up your valuables, with this "Craftsman padlock! Brats casa with hardened, a I f locking attel shackle. 5 pin tumb ler, cylinder lock with 2 brass keys. Satttlactlon Guarantied ar Your Moaay lock Ore.. Saturday. July 13. HiS S Vets Refinance Mortgages by State Loan Use A considerable number o Ore gon World war II veterans are using the state farm and home loan benefit to refinance existing mortgages and contracts, veter ans' affairs department loan offi cers said Friday. j This use of the state loan ef up to $3000 for the purchase eC farms and homes by World ! war II vetetans Is in keeping 'with an opinio handed down rectntljr by the state at V rey general who i tiled that refinancing Is possible under the law. It was explained. Department loan officers cited several advantages to be gained hy refinancing under the veterans loan a t including: I Fmr per rent Interest pay able only uti the unpaid bat nee of the loan. J; 2. The low administrative tost. 3 No penalty or paying off. fh loan ahead of time. 4. Frequent reduction of the amount of monthly home pay ments over most loans, valu able aid to the veteran making his leadjustmenf to civilian life. licHtanrant Men to Sec Sanilation Film Moving pictures on restaurant sanitation will be shown by Dr. Urdahl of the state education de partment at a Monday night meet ing of the Salem Restaurant asso ciation at I p m. in the chamber of commerce. j All restaurant operators are liw vited to the meeting which Is part of a six -weeks, educational pro gram 4o explain provisions of the new state restaurant sanitation code. Blade PENKNIFE 44 State St. Salem, Or. 484 f StaVst. Salem, Ore . I