Th OREGON STATESMAN, Salem. Oreaon, Thursday Morning. August 8. 1948
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t.r kitihen mbinet unit Bavj
uft t'o . 5" 5 N Lancaster Dr.
for that rrmdcllr.g Job see Bea
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t n.rt units (-475 N IjuwaMrr Dr.
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I. I Otimirt i now with the Gen
eral Knl relate Co Km 10. l.add
A Huh Bldg Ph. 77 70.
rt EMITS GIANTI1)
Miion ctiunty mint Wednes
day issued log hauling permits
to A H Sacher. Sil rrton, and
'holies Fallon. 2441) Chrrry ave.
H H Kurtni. roule 3. Silverton,
t u.unt i mw t tiv the court
U haul flax iri leitam county
and n-uket riMol
1 senem ed fitter wanted to take
thai are of fcltciatiou dept. at Sal
ly Good, salary.
Vleddirig picture taken atthe
church S20 W e Ph S722.
Unmrrri. t'tols, sharpened at
your door Dexter Ph 90 1
)ioue or apt wanted by woman,
year t 11 daughter. 4455.
cmi.uiT iit.M biij.ld
The Salem Credit aMX liit ion
see a sound film released by
Ue National Credit so latiou at
Ita luinheon meeting rrid-ty.
Ihsihane service lel buttons
row available at Brown's Jewel
ors and OpUcians. Bring (lis
etiarga lertificales
Obi I uar v
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P.Hvr '.. r' H .!! uf Saltrin. M-brl
.l l.wrll. Dlrx-rt and Merle
Itmxwi i-'H all of lturn.n imlrr uf
ho'ui H fiiatcr ff Salem: aunt of
Vl Haow r I' S iimr oerra. and
Vimr Miuwi of Hp.lii., alM iiirr
r1 i t rirt aiarxjchiidrrn arid luur
m-rm ' simIi ti i liFten ruiwul, wiuc
tuiuiii Ai,uil Slh at S pm al Ml
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( AK.lt Or THANK
1 ou!d I kc to thurk it 1 1 mv
fiiti.'l- nd r.eighbors for their
mny ct of tvmoathy and kuui
l.rMi diiiir.tf the illnt-Mi mid nflrr
tfi of mv husband th litte ,
F1um1 Bui - tnd jImi for the
b.iUt.fn! floijl of ft-ruiR.
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NAVY RE-ENLISTING WOMEN
Lieut J E. Bayu?, officer in
rharK of the Oregon recruiting
nervier of the U.S. navy, has an
nounced that the navy depart
ment authorizes re-enhstrnrnt nf
women naval reservists for inac
tive duty. Eligible are the Wave
who have b-ei honorably aepa
ratct) from the service for reasons
other than physical disability or
having dependents under 18.
Fre mothproofing fur your fur
coat. Store your coat and get your
coat mothproofed. Price's. 135 N
Liberty St Phone 8121.
TWO JACKS TAKEN
Two large hydraulic jacks and
a scythe were taken from the
Acme Auto Wrecking company
yard. South, Commercial and Mill
street. D. B. Alexander told po
lice Wednesday.
Ven. blinds, laundered, repaired,
retaped. 48 nr. service. Ph, 2-4418.
JOHN HCIIROUER KIIXEI1
John A. Schroder, former em
ploye of the Salem Alumina plant
and res-aVnt of the South Hlver
road, was killed by a rolling log
at Ahaahka, Idaho, July 30,
friends here have learned. He had
been employed by a logging: firm
there. Burial was at Nampa, The
family is to relocate at Melba,
Idaho.
Jubilee St Rochester peaches rea
dy now. L. Townsend orchard.
585 S. Com'l.
Air-Stmhip tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 7804.
Till MB Cl'T Bl SAW
W. A. Blackmore, route 4,': box
122, Salem, was taken by first
aid men to Salem Central hos
pital at 9 15 am. Wednesday af
ter his left thumb was badly
lacerated by a saw at Beavercraft
company wheie he is employed.
Insured savings earn nkore than
; two per tent at Salem Federal
Savings AsnMiation, 130 South Li
berty Street.
' New fathers -cigars by box. Lfcb
j by of Pioneer Trust Bldg.. ;
i F ree mothproofing for your fur
coat Store your cost and get your
coat mothproofed. Price's, 133 N.
Liberty St Phone 8121.
TAKE BABIES HOME
Mr. Jerry Porter. rout 2, box
230. Salem, and infant daughter,
mid Mrs. Ora John Davis, 1304
Broadway st , and infant son Sre
nt home after Wednesday : dis
charge fiom Sidcm Generbl nos
pitaL Dance. S.it. Crystal Gardcsns. '
GRASS FIRES EXTINGUISHED
City firemen were called St I
8:30 a m. Wednesday to put out
flaming grass at Franklin' street
in West Salem, and at 0:30 pjn.
to extinguish a similar blaze st
Bker and Jefferson streets. '
Attractive new Home East. Lot
48' x 121'. Living room, j dining
room, hardwood floors, kitchen,
2 bedrooms and bath. Oil htat.
Immediate poes-sion. Some fur
niture can be bought extra. Ga
rage. Priced at $7600.00.; P. I H.
Bell.' Realtor. 510 Guardian Bldg
Phone 48Sfi. ; 1
MA V MOVE COMBINE
Roy Brown. rtute 3, Silverton,
wa.i granted a permit Wednesday
by the Marion county court - to
move a combine over market and
county ro;id.
Dance. S:ii.' Crystal .Gardens.
COMPARTMENT DOOR TAKEN
The glove compartment door in
his car wax taken Wednesday
night, while the car was in the
garage, Grant Shaffner, 1290 Fir
at., told police. ,.jk
m MM a. .a. m m a.
MR
I nf. Night Stand with whelf $ 2.98
I nf. Dressing; Table. One drawer f 6.95
t nf. Kench to malrh $ 1.98
I nf. Gateleg Table. Open 35n.ir $ 7.95
Fotlerv Table Lamp. raon tihade . $ 6.95
Wal. Finish Sewine Market S .1.95
Metal lied Lamp. Hrown & Ivory .... $ 2.98
llench Stle llasK-k $ 6.95
Hammered Hrasn Andirons $ 7.95
Hammered Hrasw Fireplace Set $ 10.75
Hammered Hra Folding Screen . $ 12.75
The Kntire Set for $ 30.00
Maple Arm Iaeno & Chair $1.19.50
2-l'c. Living UMm Stt. Wine or blue $149.50
I'btform Rockers. Special group . .. $ 41.50
All Overvtuffrd Items Call Spring Construction
VK (ilVE SXH (iUEKN STAMIS
SALEII HOI-IE FURII. CO.
1.17 South Commercial Street
DECLARATIONS FILED
Declarations of candidacy filed
Wednesday with the Marion
county clerk included those of J.
D. Farr, route 3, for republican
committeeman, Sidney district;
Marion Lowry Fischer, 1780 Fair
mount ave for republican com
mitteewoman, Salem district No.
24, and Doris Woodburn. 140
Ewald .ve., for republican com
mittee woman, Salem Heights
district.
Closed On vacation, going fish
ing. Re-open week of Aug. 26th.
Normandy Manor.
Amazing new discovery in hear
ing aid. Omits bulky battery pack.
Easily worn and concealed. Clear
& powerful. Free Demonstration.
Bel ton, 25 Breyman Bldg , Salem.
Dance. Sat. Crystal Gardens.
PGE GETS PERMIT
Portland General Electric Co.
Wednesday was issued permits by
the Marion county court to in
stall pole lines along county road
505 between intersections with
market roads 70 .and 65, and
along county road 57 from its
Junction with market road 57 to
the Butte creek crossing.
LuU Flower Shoppe, 1276 N. Lib
erty, phono 582.
Free mothproofing for your fur
coat Store your coat and get your
coat mothproofed. Price's, 135 N
Liberty St Phono 9121.
Lawn sprinkling systems by C. S.
Whltcomb Co. For Information
call 21619.
BLAZING CHIMNEY QUELLED
Flames in a chimney at 2075
McCoy st. were extinguished by
Salem firemen at 11:30 a.m. Wed
nesday. New location Cronise Studio, 439
Court St., over Smith Baking Co.
Piano for Sale. Used Steinway
upright. Will's Music Store, 432
State.
For your kitchen cabinet units,
see Beavercraft Co., 57-5 N. Lan
caster Drlve
River silt top soli U till dirt
Com'L Sand it Gravel Ph. 21966
SWIMMER CUTS FEET
Dick Snyder, 150 Hansen ave,
cut both feet on glass when he
jumped feet first Into the water
at Paradise Island at 1:30 p.m.
Wednesday. First aid men dress
ed tho cuts. ;
For Sale: Dress making shop, good
location. Good clientel. 615 N. Ca
pitol. - 4 1 I i j
CAR STRIPPED
A stolen car recovered by city
police Tuesday had been stripped,
they learned Wednesday after
talking with the owner, Mrs. Mary
F. Haines, 1335 Cross st She list
ed the missing items as four tires
and wheels, a jack, tools, a pair
of reading glasses, rumble seat
and gas cap. Police thought ju
veniles might have taken the ob
jects to use on one of their sim
ilar cars.
Warren's Radio Service, 942 N.
Com'l. st., now open. Warren Klug
Prop. Repairs on all makes. Ph.
7681. Formerly Bryant's Radio
Service.
HOUSE PERMIT OKED
K. Wilkinson received permis
sion Wednesday from the city en
gineer to build a house at 605
Iowa ave. Cost was estimated
at $8000. Alteration permits were
issued to the following: Vernon
Wiscarson for 324 N. Capitol St.;
H. J. Noll, 1935 N. Front st; Jen
nie Erwin, 654 N. Church st.; Ed
R. Viesko. 1440 S. 13th st; Ray
Bonesteele. 340 E. Rural st., and
Sidney Jones, 740 S. Liberty st.
Hosiery mending department of
Montgomery Ward has moved to
Worth's basement. Please call ' for
hose there.
TO ALTER ROAD
Marion county court Wednes
day authorized the alteration of
county road 524 by including
certain property donated to the
county by P. L. Wilkinson and
Anna V. Wilkinson. That portion
of the road which will remain
after the change is ordered va
cated, j
i
Wanted: Night cook, dishwasher !
and waitress at Gold Arrow res- !
taurant, 1590 Fairgrounds Rd.
CRANKSHAFT LOST
W. C. Wilks. Jefferson, informed
police WednWday, that he had ot
a crankshaft that he had pur
chased at the Sal(m Auto Park
company, 356 N. Liberty st. The
shaft disappeared from his truck
some time after he left the parts
com puny, he said.
How about an Electric Water
Heater? See Judson's. 279 N. !
Com'l. Phone 4141.
LOG MOVING PERMITTED
Permission to haul logs oyer
certain city streets was granted
to B. W. Burkland. Turner, by'the
city engineer Wednesday.
American Legion Post 136 mem
bers may now secure their lapel
buttons from Roy -Ferris at Stev
ens & Son Jewelers, 339 Court St.
. ;
Public Records
PROBATE COURT
John T. McLeod estate : Order ap
proves final account. Deere of dia
tributton and order closing estate Is
sued. I. w re nee C. Moahberser estate: Or
der seta hearing on final account for
September 9. Eatate appraised at S2M.
Lsrouch A. Oyster eatate: Zella
Vllek. administratrix, flies petition for
sale nf real property.
Walter Stotler estate: Ella Mae
Srharf and Walter Stotler. Jr.. file
answer to Rachel Stotler's petition to
aei aside property to widow admitting
and denying.
Virginia llinkle guardianship estate:
Petition for guardian filed by Pioneer
Trust Co.
Yvonne M. Milter - guardianship ea
tate: Alene M. Miller appointed guar
dian. Lxiuht Marie Beach estate: Rote M
Robtrlwn appointed administratrix
and Helen Willwert. Clarence Hush
and E. W. liarland appointed ap
praisers. MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Ernest J. Krause. 24. plumber. 181 1
N. 4th St.. and Carol Pope, 23. bank
teller, notn Salem.
Gerald 1 DeSarlo, "mill worker, route
3. Silverton. and Marie Olson. 31.
comptometer operator. Salem.
Peter E. Voorneia. Jr . 25. student.
Denver, Colo., and Lola G. Rtedesel. 25.
clerk. Salem.
CIRCUIT COURT
Elton H. Coon vs Mildred D Coon
Suit for dlvoree charging cruel and
Inhuman treatment asks for custody of
one minor child. Married July 3. 1924.
at Salem.
Marjorte N. Reld vs Edward H
Reid: Defendant moves for order ex
tending time for hta appearance and
for permission to file answer.
All win r. Kenfield v Dorothy F.
Kenfleld: Defendant files answer and
In croas-complaint for divorce, charg
ing cruel and inhuman treatment asks
for custody of a minor child. 7S per
month support money. SM per month
alimony, household furniture and for
a rettlement of real property rights.
Motion by defendant for temporary
support money and ctistndv of child.
State Finance Co. vs Alfred Har
mon and others: Complaint for S7M
for payments allegedly due on a nole.
K. T. Tuv and others vs Fred M
Neal and filters. Complaint to quiet
title
JUSTICE COURT
Stanley Gardner Mason, no vehicle
license, S3 SO fine and costs.
Martin Jacob Shower, failure to stop,
fl fine and costs.
Walter W a Idle charged with assault
and battery, continued until August
20. rr lea fed on S250 ball.
Walter Edgar Key. ton. passing on
a ctnve. SA fine and coat.
Andy Berger. found guilty of lar
ceny, sentenced to 10 days In the
cntintv tall.
John .Warren Johnson, found guilty
Hcirens9 Crimes Preventable,
Oregon Sociologist Declares
A maladjusted youth whose crimes arc as extreme as the thiee
brutal murders recently confessed by 17-year-old William Heirens in
Chicago is not beyond reform. Sal cm Rotarians heard Wednesday
from Walter R., Aigow, consulting sociologist of Portland and former
staff member of u New York state tiaimng school
Correction of young Ileirens would require considerable time,
for he is virtually an adult, the - -
Massachusetts Paslor
A.Med to OSC Facultv
CORVALLIS Dri DonaH A.
Wells, pastor of the Weston Meth
odist church in Massachusetts, has
been appointed assistant professor
in the department oi
and religion at OSC 4nd this f-U
will assist in carry
teaching and campus Service w.rk
luncheon speaker asserted.
What is more important. A r
gow added, is the lack of pre
ventive treatment which might
have converted Heirens into a
normal member of wiciety, had his
case been given proper attention
when he first appeared as a de
linquent before juvenile authori
ties at the age of 13 or 14.
The Heirens case demonstrates tie
mlor sza-wiasvl r H s taster rwit !
S B v III eva. I S a C"S ea.sj um.f '
have adequate facilities for han
dling delinquents, especially since
Chicago is considered the most ad
vanced center for juvenile cor
rectional work in this country,
Argow declared. As far as insti
tutions and corrective procedure
are concerned there is still far too
little remedial treatment of of
fenders and far too much vindic
tive punishment, he said.
Delinquency, while clearly a
symptom of personal maladjust
ment and an index of an unheal
thy society in the opinion of the
sociologist, is hardly as serious
and widespread as many statistics
and much publicity of certain
cases would indicate, said Argow.
Three variables in such statistics,
as 1 iv ted by the sociologist, are
the types and frequency of offen
ses, the efficiency of enforcement
agencies In apprehending offend
ers and the relative degree of
complaint in time rent areas.
Prevention of delinquency. Ar
gow said, depends largely upon
an informed public in which civic
effort will back the work of
trained juvenile aid bureaus in
: all jxilue and heriff's dr-part-!
ments. of adequate. juvenile
courts and child guidance facili-
i Allied to the prevention pro
gram, he added, are improvement
in houing, recreation, vocation
al guidance and counselling but
these are wily allies and not
cure-alls, Argow warifed.
headed for
Warrington,
years by
philosophy
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KxieriemTl
Sportswear
SALESLADIES
WANTED! .
Apply at
S ALL Y'S
to
Mommy At Daddy have looked and
looked and looked. Now I am
looking Ac asking. Hasn't anyone a
?mall 2 bedrm. hse. to tent to us1 j
Judy, aged 4. Ph. 5692. !
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TWO WHEELS. TIRES TAKEN
Two wheels and tires were tak- j
en from her caf Tuesday night, j
while it was parked on Smith 1
street near the railroad tracks. !
Mrs. B. E. Buell, 2385 Fairgrounds J
rd , told police Wednesday.
I
Furniture upholstered and re- j
paired by expert workmen. Mc
Alvin Top Shop. 545 N. Church St
of larceny by bailee, sentenced
IS days tit the count v tail.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Paul O. Dillev. Dallas, violation of
the haiic nile. IS ball and Illegal l
muffler, f 1 50 bail j
Hurton I. Smalley YMCA. violation j
of trte batc rule. 1W fine.
James J Weisiiarr. Woodburn. Vio- ,
la lion of the basic rule, flu bail.
Clinton R Varney. I'oitland. viola- 1
lion of the basic rule. SI0 bail.
Artnur S Chamber. Portland. Vio- '
la I ton of the halc rule, f 7 90 ball
For C.W8& Sittrcr Grade.
Maximum egg production . .
at lower coat. That's the story
of Triangle X-tra egg pro
ducer. A carefully balanced
feed supplying the require
ments for more extra grade
eggs. Mash or pellets.
TRIANGLE X-TRA EGG PRODUCER
Carpenter's
Local 1065
Holding Special
Colled Metina
7 P. II., August 8
Your Presence
Urgently Requested
MANTES).
Yoiinp attractive ladies 21-35, preferably- 2
years of college or the equal amount ot bti.i
nehH trainiug wanted for teaching dancing or
receptionists earning from $40 to $100 per
week. Applicants must apply in jjerson. Please
do not phone.
Veterans may enroll under tho G. L Bill of Rights.
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Arthur Murray Studios
1SS S. Liberty St i Salem I
Rprding 'Jean Sevillier's
; ' : ' - 163 N. Commercial, Salem
lf here Santa Spenth the Summer
TOYS - GAMES - HOBBYCRAFT j
HOME PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT
O Periscopes
O Sand Pail, Metal
O Rocking Horses
O Spring Horses
Baby Walkers
O Baby Gym Sets
O Blocks j
Action Toys
Floating Toys
Car Seats
Nursery Chairs
Baby Trainers
Bugles 1
Horns, Metal
Whistles!
Noisemakers
Party Favors
Drums i
Paper Hats
s
Confetti Streamers
Electric Trains
Electric ANP Films
Movie Projectors and Films
; Electric
Steam & Electric Engines
Telegraph Sets
The Real Thing
Telephone Set
Flashlights
Wind-up Tanks. Tractor
Metal
Planes Boats
! Gliders
Ilodel-Crafl
Landing
Craft
LST LCI
Trucks Plastics
Roller Skates
Scooters
Dream World
Dolls
Our Insured Warehouse
Is Now Opened
USE
OUR
CHRISTMAS
LAY-AWAY
PLAN!
Dull
Carriages
Horsman
Dolls
We Have a
Special Section
For
COHVALESCEHT
Type
Games and Toys
For
All AKe
PUMPMOBILES TRICYCLES COASTER WAGONS
How Ready For Your Home Use Broadcast Type Recordings
STANDARD SIZE ALUMIN1IM-NON-11KEAKAI1LK-L1FKTIME DISCS
STORIES AND NARRATION HY JEAN SEVII.LIER
V Golden Horse Stories 12 Complete Stories- Thrills Galore
V "Stubby" The Puppy No One Wanted His Ears too Long, Tail too Short. Hut
V "Red and Butter" A Red Crocker and a Hilly-Goat Have Troubles
V 12Stories from Sevillier Broadcasts Including the "Vagabond Series'
Ask to Hear Them "The Tale Spinner Series" by Jean Sevillier
FOR MILADY'S
DOLL j
Wardrole Trunks
Doll Beds
Sewing Sets
j
Laundry Sets j
Electric Irons
Bathinettes
O Doll Houses
i
Furniture
Strollers
i
Tea Sets j
Dressers, Vanities
Toy Chests
Desks
O Blarkloards
Pictures
Rocking Chair?
t
Plavwriter Deks
Walkie -Talkies
Machine Guns
Automatic Cannons
Metal
Construction Sets
Jet Propelled Cars ami Planes
Pogo Sticks
Metal
Erector Sets
Over 400 Hems
For the Youngster
Under Two Years
Metal
Microscopes
Modeling Clay
Glows in Dai k
Model Farm Sets
Special Plastic Hobby Kits
To Make Lamps - Frames - Boxes, Etc.
Xylophones, Metal or Glass
Banjos, likes, Metal
Pianos, 3 Models
Merry-Go-Round. Steel
tl Passenger
Thrill-O-Plane. Metal
2 Passenger
Swing and Trapeze Sets
Teeters
Wading Pools
Sand Boxes
Play Pens
Irish Mail
Jet Flyer Wagons
Judy Alphabets
Scissors
Broom
O Doll Cradles
Candles
Kiddie Kars
High Chairs
O Table and Chair Sets
Carpet Sweeiers
Cut-Out-Picture
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dale any item selected on our Christmas
budget lay-away plan
Every Toy
Sold By
Is Fully
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shipping anywhere i