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tbe OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Tuesday Morning. August 13. 1948 PACE ITVT (Dnity Mew OBirneffg T1ESDAY REI.ICilOI'H SERVICE ' Salm Council of Church Wom en in rwiiKTHlmn with the Salem Ministerial association is sponsor ing u.-eekly religious services at tle Mr x uan r.imp unci the mi grant wurkrrv' rump ne;ir the airport C'rfKary iiiiptist church Mf ill Ir id charge "f the scivicc tonight and the Hev. Charles C. )j(iith. fin m i Spuiih teac h er at Willamette, will lie intcr pteter Mr.. L. H. Kanctye it IWf'McUTit f the lK-iil women's group. Free mothproofing for your fur rtiat Store your coat ancl get your crt mothproofed. Price's, 135 N. Liberty St- Phone 8121. NEW STAMP RECEIVED The Smithsonian Institute cen tennial itamp was received and )recl on sale at the Salem po.t-effu-e Monday. fostmustcr Al itim Ht announced. The stamp is the large size and maiooii in ct-lor. Tlp lUtters Crystal Gardens. OREGON KIWA.MS TOPIC .-What' Wrong With Oregon" will be the subject of an open forum discussion at the Kiwanis rlub luncheon today. Speakers will be Forrest W. Breakey, Wal ter, C. DePew, A. Desmond Long, Kenneth C. Perry and George O, Kaugust. Furniture upholstered and re paired by expert woikmen. Mc AJ in Top Shop. 545 N. Church St. Dance Wed. o er Western Auto. ARRESTED PT.R THREAT Corlus Fountain, Scotts Mills, will appear August 23 in Silver ton justice court on a charge of threatening to commit a felony, lie was released under $500 bail after being arrested by the Mar lon county shenff's office over the weekend. Insured savings earn more than two per cent at Salem Federal Savings Association, 130 South Li berty Street. BETA RATED FROM WAC Tech. 5th Gr. Helen V. Griffin ef Aurora has been discharged frvm the women's army corps at Fort Ram Houston, Tex . accord ing to an army press release re ceived Monday. , DR. WERNER TO TALK "History in the Making In the Argentine" yvill be the topic of Drf J. A. Werner, Instructor liri history and politics at ;WiIlamett university during the summer ses sion when he speaks Wednesday noon before the Hollywood Lions club at the Lion's Den, Dr. Wer ner spent seven years tin Argen Una- Dr. G. A. Werner? will speak again at a meeting of jthe Junior Chamber of Commerce at Yioon today at the Golden Pheasant; res taurant, when his topic will be "The Russian; Situation." He spoke to the Jaycee two weeks ago. Dance Crystal Wed . Sat. Guldens every RECKLESS DRIVING CHARGED Police early Monday! morning arrested J. M. Devers.ij Jr., 1665 C St., on a charge of reckless dri ving. Police manning a squad car, which overtook Dever's ear in the 800 block of State street, said the driver while traveling on the wrong side of the street had for ced their police car to a curb in order to avoid a head-on collision. Devers posted $50 bail orj a charge of reckless driving j wlh liquor involved. New location Cronise Studio. 439 Court St., over Smith Baking Co. MAYOR RILEY SPEAKER Mayor Earl Riley of ; Portland will be Rotary speaker ; Wednes day. His subject will be "City Management" and he will be in trod need by Salem Mayor-elect K. L. Elistiom. G rover Hillman has been named to the Rotary board of directors to take the place of W. G. (Jerry) Nibler who has resigned as a member of the Salem club. Lawnmowers, tools, sharpened at vnur Arnw TXm-V Imr Ph Oftfl 1 CHEMEKETAN8 ON PICNIC A picnic held on Larch moun tain was enjoyed Sunday by 24 Chemeketans and friends. Some drove and some walked to the picnic spot at about the 3000 foot mark. Several families Were re- ' ported spending the weekend on the mountainsides picking huckle berries. LuU Flower Shoppe, 1276 N. Lib erty, phone 8582. SOLDIER JUMPS TRAIN City and state police: Sunday searched for a soldier who re portedly escaped from the custody of military police through a lava tory window of a train just north of Salem. The man, William E. McGuire, 21, was being taken from California to Fort Lewis, Wash., as a military prisoner. Piano for Sale. Used Steinway upright. Will's Music Store, 432 State. OILING CONTINUES The county road oiling crew has completed paving three miles on market roads 43 and 40 in on ni Senator hotels n Salem, the Union Hill section. County will meet with the board of rtv Commissioner Roy Rice said Mon- ernors of the American Hotel asso day. The next work will be done ciation on the road from Pratum to Cen terview. For that remodeling Job, see Bea vercraft Co. for your kitchen ca binet units. 575 N. Lancaster Dr. "BARROW MAN TO LEAVE John Hightower, wheel-barrow-ing world tourist from tllensberg, Wash., will ;take off Itomoirrow on another lap of a globe circling trip he estimates wilt take 12 year. While -In Salem jyesterjday, Hightower viMted state: and! city officials and appeared at the llei der radio roitjpany.1 Today hd ap pear at Wills' Music store. t 1 I ! Wedding pictures taken at j the church 520 S,tate. Ph $722. j MEET FOR ELECTION; Pioneer post 149 will meet Thursday at & p.m. in the Ameri can Legion hall to elect two mem bers of the executive committee, to replace twd recent resignations. AH ex-service women are urged to attend the meetings whether they -are menibers of the posjl or not. . j j Grabel's Grocery open ifor busi ness Wednesday. 3579 Cherry Ave. i i - i GLASS CUTS EYELID i Beverly Wads worth, 596 N. 22nd st, was treated Monday at B:30 p.m. by first laid men, Rafter j she was injured ai Leslie playground. Her glasses were broken by a swinging softball bat, cutting her eyelid in whjeh several stitches had to betaken. j -i i Discharge service lapel buttons now available; at Brown's Jewel ers and Opticians. -Bring pis charge certificates. ! to Hotel meeting ! j Mr. and Mr. W. W. Chadwick will: leave SUnday for Chicago. Chadwick, operator Of fhe Mar- PERMITS FOR 3 HOUSES : City building permits were Is sued at city hall Monday for three new houses, one at 171$ N. 20th st., for Leslie James,: esti mated to cost $6,500; at 2345 Laurel ave., R.W. Summer, $4,500; at 475 S. 19th st, Floyd Dunn, $1,500. Rerooing and repair per mits went, to Edna H. Sanders, or work at 355 N. 18th st.; Don ald B. Taylor. 934 N. Cottage St.; C. F. Irby. 994 S. 21st St.; May G. Bach. 520 S. 25th St.; and Rex W. Bentley, 2180 N. 5th st. I Free mothproofing for your lur coat Store your coat and get your coat mothproofed. Price's, 135 (N Liberty St. Phone 9121. ' TWO C.IRLS ESCAPE Flotetue Gilbert and Patricia Deardorf escaped Saturday night fr-m the llillciest school, local authorities were notified. School Cfficials said the girls were be lieved working in Salem. Lawn sprinkling systems by C. S. Whitcomb Co. For information rail 21619. DAUGHTER TO BARRETTS Horn Monday to Mr and Mrs. Marshall Barrett, 1710 Mission st., was a daughter at Salem Deacon ess hospital. 0Milnaiy Mimg At I-os Anel. August 1. Rose T. Jim, late r-idr. of -" AnfI-s. at the at of IS tears Sinter of Harry Hir. and Joe Law Hin of Portland. Thomas L Hm of Tifard. Frank Hint of Santa Monica, and Mrs. Mary Chan ef U'ne Beach. Calif Announcement ef itiMrri later b tha W. T. Rlfdon eompjiii) . HeaiamlB WiJiiam rverard Benjamin at the residence. 1J3 N Winter t . Saturday. Airruit 10. at the ae of 73 )ear. Sur vieJ ty the widow, Mr. Mabel W. JleriSTiin. Salem: a daughter. Mm. )t. tl Cardncr. North Bend; a inn, L. E. )Heri)min. Salem: a iiter. Mn. Georse Hrintrt-an. Mayvllle. N Y : two broth er leonard Beniamin. Simla, t"oW . and Harold H Beniamin. New lly n cu'Ji . Ida . and tin re grandchildren ServMr te held Wrdndr. Auu1 J4. at 10 .X) a m at the C'lourh KarrKk chapel with Fv S. Rjtnor fmitlt officiating Interment In Bel rrnt : Memorial park The casket will re open to friends until S XI am. Wed e!ay . l-at sat in thl la te in iden t In thi rltv August t. Annie I-athrop. tl Med ford Shipment tmt twen made to Medford by W. T. Eti(dm company for cervices and In let rt.ent rrax May I Parson, at the residence. S33S S'ate street Atiguct II. at the age of S3 tears Survived b a daughter, Mrs. fiirt rrnovan rf Albany: three sons. Iceland Parsons of Salem. Harold Par tum .f Portland Or Howard Parsons. lxmstn. ting three gradnchlldren and four g i eat-g rtndrMldrrn Services will be held Wsdnesdav . August 14. at 3 30 em at the ("lough - Ha i r ick chapel with ftev Sam (lenents officiating. Inter ment in City View cemeter). Slatt Mr Eunice Minerva Watts, late res ident of Brownsville, at Albanv. Aug uej t Survived hv two daughters. Mrs Steuben Skiebovlu of Seattle and Mrs Bertie Smith in Collfoinia. three aters Mrs Mvra Hobinson of Seattle. Mrs l.ucy Hates of Brownsville and Mrs Ua Togle of Hoeman. Mont ; a biother. ( vrus St atton of Milntau ke tlir . and 11 gi jridchildren. Serv- , Ices will be held Vednedav. Aurtnt 14 at 1 30 p m at the ('lough-Hernrk cl.apel vn interment in City View cerr.eter C katiertaa i kk n-e I. Chatterton. late resident : cif joule S at an Oregon ("itv hospital ' Mr.rda Auiuil 12. at the age of AS I veers Survived hv the widow. Sir. ' llattle M Oalteifon of Salem An- i w anwrit of erv ices later by How I ell-Kdwards chapel. I River silt top soli U Oil dirt. Com'L Sand St GraveL Ph. 21900 ENROLL AT POMONA Two Salem youths who have enrolled at Pomona college, Clare- mont, Calif., for the fall term are James Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy O. Smith, 1025 N. Church st., and Lee C. McDonald, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. ;L. Mc Donald, 939 Parrish st ; For your kitchen cabinet units. see Beavercraft Co., S75 N. Lan caster Drive. DISCHARGED BY NAVY Among navy men recently dis charged from the separation .ren ter at Shoemaker, Calif., was Christian J. Kowitz. Y 2c, son of Chris J. Kowitz, 1961 Cehter st. Edward Old Time. Crystal Gar dens WOMAN MISSING Mrs. Dora Berry, 23, of 150 Williams ave., was reported miss ing yesterday to city police. Her husband said she had been gone since Sunday night. Experienced fitter wanted to take charge of alteration dept. at Sal ly s. Good salary. TO HAUL LOGS K. M. Ashcraft, 844 Mill St., was granted a permit 'by the Marion county court to haul logs on market and county - roads. Dance Wed. over Western Auto. PETITION FILED A petition was filed at the Mar ion county court Monday tq name a portion of road 828, near the River road, Jefferson View ve nue. Dance Wed. over Western Auto. TO MOVE COMBINE A permit to move a combine was granted to Robert L. Rulif son, 3498 N. River rd., hy the Marion county court Monday. Complete kitchens molded from our kitchen cabinet units. Beaver craft Co., 575 N. Lancaster Dr., MORRISS DAUGHTER BORN A daughter was born ! Monday at Salem Deaconess hospital, to Mr. and Mrs. Pal in Morrlss, route 4, box 222B, Salem. i i i- Dance Wed. over Western Auto. LIENS ARE PARENTS j Mr. and fiVfra. Ame Lien, route 7, box 48S Salem, are the par ents of a son born Sunday at Sa lem Deaconess j hospital. ' Mrs. Verhageni former owner; of the Wooden Shoe, announces he opening of heir new restaurant. The Holland Inn, located Just north of the Underpass, j FOUR FIRES IN CITY City firemen were called to four minor fires Sunday and Mon day, but . reported no serious damage. An oil stove fire called them to 1165 Fourth st., Sunday morning. Grass fires called them to 180 Market st Sunday after noon, 1000 N. Capitol sU Mon day morning and Union and Wjti- ter streets Monday artertyion. Picnic dinner today at the hofne of Mrs. Si gmond on Garden' road. Each one bring hot dish. Take red suburban bus 12:30. August: pic nic. Missionary society First Presbyterian church. ' j BULLOCK RESIGNS i Public school officials Monday announced the resignation of Clif ford Bullock, assistant principal of Parrish Junior high school. Bill lock, who has not served In 'that capacity since leaving for military service, reportedly will enter the contracting business in McMinn ville. Neil Brown, assistant prin cipal of Parrish, has been acting principal. Beauty is 'i nature and '4 care. Tel. 6146. Monique Reaute Salon, for ft facial, permanent, hit style, scalp treatment, manicure, hair tint, bleach or a slenderiz ing parafine bath. ; RELEASED FROM DEACONESS Mrs. Pete Chlotthaouer and in fant daughter of route 4, box 469, Salem, were released Sunday from Salem Deaconess hospital. ! Alcoholics' Anonymous meet Wed. nite YMCA, 8 p.m. New members welcome. SON TO MeMILLANS Mr. and Mis. Hugh McMillan, route 1. box 42, Kingwood dr. West Salem, ate the parents of a son born Sunday at Salem Gen eral hospital. Free mothproofing for your for coat. Store your coat and get your coat mothproofed. Price's, 135 N Liberty St Phone 9121. KLOVERS ARE PARENTS A daughter was born Sunday at Salem General hosDital to Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Klover, 744 N. Capitol st. McKEE SON BORN : Born Sunday at Salem General hospital was a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKee, 163 Senate st.. West Salem. TAKE BABIES HOME Home from Salem General hos pital after Sunday dismissal are Mrs. Robert Longfellow and daughter of 1438 N. Cottage t , Mrs. H. F. Harvey and daughter of route 4, box 77, Salem, Mrs. F. T. Withee and son of Stayton and Mrs. K. H. Wait and daugh ter of Rickreall. Closed, on vacation, going fish ing. Reopen week of Aug. 26th. Normandy Manor. HOSPITAL DISMISSES Monday discharges from Salem General hospital included. Mrs. John Lowers and infant son of Scio, Mrs. Boyd A. Babbitt and son of 460 Hickory st, and Mrs. Victor M. Koop and son of Mc Minnville. Will- be closed for remodeling. Something different, new atmos phere. Same management. Dedi cated to good food. Watch for opening datel The Grill, 264 N. High. GIRL TO - KRUPICKAS A daughter was bom Monday at Salem Genera r hospital to Mr and Mrs. Frank E. Krupicka, 559 N. Liberty st. J. If. Johnson is now associated with The Real Estate Market. 433 N. High St.. near Center St. Tele rhore 24793. Evsninri PADOENS ARE PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. I. J, Padoen are the parents of a daughter born Monday at Salem General hos pital. GENNA kSOY BORN A son was born Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Genna, 1835 N. Commercial st., at Salem Deacon ess hospital. Croup to Study. Manager Form Of Government Salem's charter amendment Dt'tnilVd Kiort On CroKH (lountry TripIMiMloWsSCsS TURNER Mrs Nellie Gun ning, who reiitiit'tl fcrrtitly, told providing for etb!ihment of an i ... -v:c-v si administiator-roiincil girvernment 1 . in 1947 is due for a thorough 1 "y" j study this week by a committee I Shr rvel.l east w ith lur niece. of five aldermen and Kalem at- "-. ! toineys. Mayor I. M. Dour'iinn apjHiint ed the committee when several ami vlsillng radioj brnauVait tic.ns. 1 I'roviderH and Wick ford, R . wtie nest luted, then New I'.ei fold, Mass, tshere Mrs Gunning spent 11 days. Mie later isltef Boston anil stopped tn Chicago it her way wett aldermen suggested that the amendment as paMtl by Salem voters last spiing ieo,uiies In terpretation, especially in the mat ter of electing seven aldeimen and city officers this fall. Members of the committee I which is expected to meet this j week are Aldermen Albeit II. the Tennessee Eastman company a blanch of the Kustmiin Kodak company. They isitttt Mrs. Gun ning's cousins in Oakland, Calif., ancl Kan mm Im'o, They sloed In j Angelet 1 and vi cut into old Mexico fiorn El ! Paso. Tes They litcd Cnitls j Gunning in Norman, Okla., whete they expel ienced the hottest weather of the trip They made a side trip into Kansas to visit irla- Ideal location, close In on Mar ket St. Bungalow, 3 bed rooms, nice lawn St shrubs. $6850. P. H. Bell, Realtor, 310 Guardian Bldg. Ph. 4896. SON TO HOPPERS Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hopper, Mar ion, are the parents of a son born Monday at Salem Deaconess hos pital. State to Get New X-Ray Remodeling of the offices of the state industrial accident com mission here, for installation of an x-ray depuitmetit. Is now un der way ancl will be completed within the next few weeks. The equipment will cost approximate ly $10,000. Officials said a staff of highly trained technicians would be in charge of the new department and that much x-ray woik. now performed in Portland, would be shifted to Salem. lives and then tri Oklahoma ("itv Gille and Kenneth C Peiry. and f(m ullrf. y Hrt , Uutr Attorneys Allan ('mmii, Hm k Atk Harland and Chris KowiU. 1 .. . .i Nest they visited Nashville, I Tenn . and went fiorn theie by j bus to Knoxvllle, whete they were impressed hy the scenery which j they considered comparable to ! Oregon. They wens there 10 days Verne F. Livesay Aeting OPA Head vND. Aug. 12 HAy-'V? dTS hh. Smoky moun vesay. Portland, ha. j Uln N,tion' P-' Experiencctl Sftortstvear SALESLADIES WANTED! Apply at SALLY'S a a i-i r r t iv.. -a lrannnnnnnnnii USED 2 Keg Kelvinalor Beer Cabinet With BUwer Cell and Fam Contrel Cornelias Faucets. Completely Recondttio'ned. , Davis Eledric TAVERN SUPPLY ; 2134 Fairgrounds Rd. Ph. 713 n Get Next ! Winter's Supply Now While they 'are Available You will enjoy the cleanliness, convenience and economy of this modern fnel for heater, farnaee. fireplace and cooking. CAPITOL LUIIDER CO N. Cherry Ave. Phone 8862 I 1 .nr- r-n V . Mm 1 totted U oprators who know Ptr formancs) AJort U A Mosur of A Tiros Worth consistently buy a greater share of SEI3ERLING pro duction than that of any other major rubber company. Dollar for dollar SEI3ERL1NG is your best tire buy! (SDL 395 II. High St.; Corner Cenler Phone 4841 Salem. Oregon PORTLA Verne F. U been appointed acting district di rector for the OPA in Oregon. Livesay. ho has been agricul tural relations advisor to OPA since 1944 and la now in the San Francisco office, succeeds Mc Dannell Brown who recently re signed to resume private busi ness. Livesay was Oregon state director of the farm security ad ministration for five years. Poliec; to SpotiHor Training School They spent two days sight-see ing in Washington, DC... They visited New Yoik city, highlighted with a trip ao the o, seeing the Statue of Liberty, Franklin Square -1 A - 4 "I- TRIPS DAILY SAUM ! SAI1 FRAIiCISCO ONI WAT. J. . M.J Deatt New f ssslsr Hetol Phooe Solera SCS4 1 . . s 1 PORTl-AND. Aug. 12 !) State wide training schools for lle officers will be held In Eugene September 9-14 and at Ia CI r a. tele September 16-21, the Oregon as sociation of city police offic-eis and the Oregon state sheriff's association said, today. The FHI and other organiza tions will cooperate in conducting the regional I nst ruc-t ion for old and new officers. MALTED) Young attractive lailir 21-3.rt prrffraMy 2 yrara of rnllrgr or llir etial amount! of htui nrss training uanlnl for trarhing ilihrin or rrrrptionistfi earning fnm $10 to $100 per week. Applicant must apply in person. l'lea lo not phone. Veterans may enroll under the G. L BQl pi fJghle, Arthur Murray Studios 1SS S. Libertr St Salens Report to people who are waiting for telephone tervlco .it 1 We are rushing the OTlf equipment you'll use l From V-J Day through June Mi, the number of telephones in service has been increased by 277,000, of which 206,000 were added in the first six months of this year an unecjualed increase for any corresponding period in the history of our company. Thousands of additional telephones arc be ing installed each month but there it still a tremendous job to be done. The Pacific Coast is continuing to grow at a rapid rate and new applications for serv ice he been pouring in ac double the rate of the corresponding period year ago. But are rushing the ruipanentlnerded to 611 all orders just at toon as buovshl pos sible. VWr arc hurrying constriKtMMi cm more than 140 new buildings and buildine adds tiont, instilling new equipment III almost eery cstlunge, stringing thoutaadf if milcg of wire. Your telephone it on the way; we will get it to you as iuickly as e ran. Tliank ) ou fur )our paticrKC. The Pacific Telcphono and Telegraph Comp 14t State fltreet Tf!ephane Salem Sltl
