The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Sunday Morning. August 18. 1946
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Otty Mews Iffiirneffs
BAD CHECKS NOTKU
A m.iM i'!t -nt i f it-rj by em li -!
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.!:. r ! ; war i ;nt f i c in justice
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J A D,if.i-;i:. irmr.aKer f the
Mt-ycr toi e h;iiRii:g ob-
p mi.ney under faKe pre-
: r. Arm-'ir.g d cashed two
infl SIO hik. ne at Kied Mey-
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f. (chi e s-aid
the Gift
Wi-.ritrri :
Pr. 5862
Daer.p'it ind chair.
Discharge service lapel buttons -j
r.cw Available at Brnwn's Jewel-
erf and Opticians Bring dis- j
charge certificates j
JEFFFRSON MAN ARRESTED
Bed id Hadley Owens. Jeffer-f-t
n. v. a" arrested by state police
Situ:r:ay afternoon on a diMirder-
t or.'iuct ( harpe. He will be held
in the county jail until Monday
rr.i riiing. when lie is to appear
in j'js'ice K.ai !. the sheriffs of-
1 ne
whh said the c harge was
iftfr K.wi at u hr.n vu rri I
J,,ed
r-ar Buena Jsta. repotted.
Rons:: re ard frying ducks for
f,'.f I-:. 2-'.2fiH. 3410 Sunnwiew
F r :.hat remfl llr.jj 1b. see Bea
e:traft Co for your kitchen ca
L.r.et :.:ts 5T5 N lrnater Dr.
ROl NOTABLE Tl ESDAY
Ki'var. . c 1 u b members and
K'-esV- v. ,il attend the (ioublc
.a' -: i ..'eb.li grr. between Sa
il m r.v :- and T.-orna Tues
Ce.y Tri- e.irr.e w:il cunt for at
1 :,r.c-. e '. : that cia 's met ting.
y " a r.' n t .unci ta nle will be
Tt-iC at t t- M,.r;Ti h.tel for "non-
W'edd.r.g pictures taken at the
cr.i.rch 520 State. Ph 5722.
N f.,ti r
gars by box. Ib
Tiust Blng.
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Mt Rf.Lf R HEADS (HAMMER
St t en (" Meigler. former
tt ,.r..ir.n eu!or of The State.
it... . nd now editor and publisher
' t-e Mount Vernon Argus, charge of alteration dept. at Sal
::...rt Vern- n. Wah . was named lv's. Good salarv.
.r:nt of the Mount Vernon
.. rr. wr f commerce la--t week.
Insured
two pe r
?r. .ngs earn more than j
Cent at Slem redeial
Sau.gs Association,
l-rtv Street.
120 South Li-
Uwn rnr.k!,r.g sxsNms by C S
WLiri iru Co. For information
c ...i 2:6:9.
LEGION" TO MEET
Amt:.c&?i L'fc!n. Capital post
r. 9 v. i. ! i.t a r a i.mial n poi t s and 1
o;m j-s.o;) i f ihe i (( ent state
o . i : t -n at !l e port's n-gular
jrtf'.ry Monday ewmi.g at
l....r, h..!l.
the
I. ..li Flower Shoppe. 1276 N
m. pr.one 9592.
Lib-
R:er silt t.p soil &l fill dirt.
C m ; Sand A Gravel. Ph. 21966
MI.VERTON MAN HELD
h'tin ii'i Noi ton. SiKciton.
a ..! icUd Saturday afternoon
iy :ei uty sheriff at t- Stay
' r. n a charge of assault and
t:tte: He i held on $200 bail
n,i: s !o appear :n SiKerton jus
liit fi.it Moiid.iv.
Ln.ioy b eakfast. lunch or dinner
.r t ur it !. cjuit-t surroundings.
Srr.a.l ri.n.r e. i"im open for pub
. i a'ii .r.i. iciual parties. Salem
H te! I'o'lte Shop, across from
T.'.e KS.:.. it Theatie.
Gi ia,e Be;
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ATTENTION
Lakebrook KIop Farm
Will Begin Hop Picking Angnsl 19, 1946
r . :- " ' ' -j :n. f-i' h incnrnj from Salt'in.
.; : : .: 'he kiicw.ri'j route:
Fairgrcunds Read & Highland Avenue
Capitol & Market Streets
17th and Market Streets
17th and Center Streets .
17th and Stale Streets
12th and State Streets
12th and Mission Streets
Leslie School
Commercial and Mission Streets
Commercial and Center Streets
Commercial and CoKimbla Streets
Keizer School
HARDEN CLIB TO EXHIBIT
The Salem Men'? Garden club
will have two exhibits in the
ll'iral division at the state fair
this year, it was announced by
Maik M. Taylor, president of the
Hub. The entries will con.-ist of
a display devoted entirely to be-
j gonias and one to various garden
! flowers. C. L. Webber is chair
man of the committee in charge
of the displays and will be assisted
by Marion C. Beardsley and
Valedemar P. Johnson.
New location Cronise Studio, 439
Court St., over Smith Baking Co.
Buy your yardage, 'bedding and
children's clothes at your West
Salem Dry goods store. 871 Edge
water. SLEEPING YOUTH ESCAPES
William Xabriel, 1095 N.
Church st.. turned over to police
a hunting knife which he said he
took during a scuffle from a youth
whom he found sleeping in a
locker freezer plant which Gab-
Mfl 15 ouiiaing ai tommemai ana
Bellevue streets. The youth, who
Gabriel said was about 22 years
old, escaped.
Free mothproofing for your fur
coat Store your coat and get your
coat mothproofed. Price's, 135 N
Liberty St Phone 9121.
i
: Paulus Bros, will start beets day
shift only Aug. 20. Please register
now.
WELLS SENTENCED
William Sherman Wells enter
ed a plea of guilty to a charge of
larceny Saturday and was sen
tenced by Circuit Judge George
Duncan to 18 months in the state
prison but was paroled. Condi
i tions of his parole are that he re
frain from driving a car for 18
months and that he reimburse the
injured parties. He was charged
with the- theft of an auto from
Eugene Ward on June 15.
For your kitchen cabinet units,
see Beavercraft Co., 575 N. Lan
caster Drive.
Experienced fitter wanted to take
ELECTION DATE SET
Kiwanis club will elect officers
October 1. Members of the nomi-
natintr mmmillw ar FreH K'lr-.ic
W. W. Chadwick. Georee Swift!
, all past presidents, and T. Harold
Tomlmson. club secretary.
Free mothproofing for your fur
coat. Store your coat and get your
oat mothproofed. Price's, 135 N
Liberty St Phone 9121.
iompieie Kiicnens moiaen irom
our kitchen cabinet units. Beaver
craft Co.. 575 N. Lancaster Dr.
OREGON DEAN COMING
Dr. ThecKicjie Kratt, dean of
music at the University of Ore
gon will speak on "The Beauty
of Living'' Wednesday noon at the
Rotaiy luncheon.
Wanted: Experienced alteration
lady. Also saleslady. Esther Fos
ters, 260 N. High.
i Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugen, 7694. 735 N. Capitol St
SOCIAL NIGHT PLANNED
Townscrid club No. 3 will meet
Tuesday at 8 p.m. at 17th and
Couit streets.
Furniture, upholstered and re
paired by expert workmen. Mc
j Alvin Top Shop, 545 N. Church St.
Free mothproofing for your fur
coat- Store your coat and get your
coat mothproofed Price's, 135 N
Liberty St. Phone 9121.
PURSE. $55 STOLEN
A purse containing ;ilxut $55
was stolen from a table in her
home while she slept Friday night.
Mis. Lloyd Smith, 1488 N. Liberty
St.. reported to police.
Wanted: Experienced alteration
i;.dy. A No saleslady. Esther Fos-
ter's, 260 N. High.
Young lady for phonograph rec
ord Dept. Must have knowledge
of mu.-ic. Steady employment.
Wills' Music .Store.
SHINGLES STOLEN
K. F. Polan-ki, 159 Berry st .
r ported to police that 39 bundles
ot cKiiir shii.gles. valued at $63.37,
were stolen from 1735 Yew st..
w title he is building a house.
For S;ile: Lady's winter coat, ra
coon coilai, coil spring and inner
spring mattress, vanity dresser,
'ink, lavatory, new and used lum
ber, doors and window casings,
blue velvet rug with pad. 9x12 ft.,
168 N. 12th St., Ph. 24483.
HOP
Pickers
BOY CAUGHT RANSACKING
A 14-year-jld boy was brought
to the police station Saturday
night by Charles Drees, route 3,
Salem, who said that he found the
boy going through a purse in the
rear seat of the Drees car. whic h
was parked at Trade and Liberty
street. As the -boy's parents could
noi oe locaiea, ne was neici in
the juvenile Ward at the court
house.
We have a new stock of Frozen
Food containers at Gleasan's Fro
zen Food and Delicatessen, 280 N.
Front.
Paulus Bros. vill start beets day
shift only Aug. 20. Please register
now.
Vene blinds laundered, repaired,
retaped. 48 hrj ' service. Ph. 2-4418
Furn. apt. for, rent free for elder
ly couple for pare of premises and
some yard work. Homer Smith.
Ph. 5740.
Paulus Bros. Avill start beets day
shift only Aug. 20. Please register
now.
Dr. David B. Hill's dental office
will be closed until Sept. 3.
E. O. Stadteiy jr., has moved his
law offices to 613 First Nat'I Bank
Bldg. New phone number 5238.
CRISHELL INJURED
Lloyd Criswell. 420 S. 22nd st .
incurred facial lacerations Satur
day afternoon when his bicycle
was struck by a car at Liberty
and Center streets, first aid men
reported. Edwin Wittenberg, 550
N. Summer sL, whom police said
was driving the car was not cited.
Pear canning Jhas started at Pro
ducers Co-op "Packing Co. 1695 N.
Com'I, ph. 8660. Steady run for 3
md. Women needed for day work.
Start Monday! morning.
Don't forget tJie Gleason's will do
your catering.. Gleason's Frozen
Foods & Delicatessen, 280 N.
Front, Ph. 8504.
Reroof with Johns-Manville shin
gles. MfTthis Bros. 164 S. Com'I.
Ph. 4642.
OFF ON VACATION
Anna M. Astill, secretary to the
Marion county: distr ict attorney, is
leaving S a 1 e m Monday for a
week's vacation.
i Get a better job with bigger pay
in less time w.th Thomas Short
hand. Night school classes start
ing now. Merfitt Davis School of
Commerce, 420 State St., phone
2-1415.
A 5 room house, double saraee.
large storage garage, 6 teres all
in fruit. Call for appointment. P.
H. Bell, 510 Guardian Bio.;., Sa
lem, Oregon. Phone 4896.
MOTHERS, SONS HOME
Mrs Roy Anderson, 659 Breys
ave., and Mrs. James Morley,
1115 S. 17th st.. took their infant
sons home Saturday from Salem
General hospital.
Lawnmowers, tools, sharpened at
your door. Dexter. Ph. 9081.
Slappy peaches, Aspinwall Or
chards at Brooks, ph. 21261.
A Cherished
Memory Picture
It will never change a lasting Tribute that you
will remember forever that will be dear to you,
and that you will cherish wherever you go.
The continual expressions of gratitude, from the
families we serve, give evidence that we merit the
confidence they placed in us.
Leston Charles
Howell-Edwards
Funeral Home
The White Chapel on Capitol Street
(Walker-Howell &
Terwilliger-Edwards)
545 N. Capitol - Pbone 3672
VENETIAN
Made in
By Oregon's Second-Oldest
I Retaped
Recorded
Repainted
leinholdi
VENETIAN
560 South 21 si St
Our
TIlkr.E FIRES OUT
Salem firemen extinguisher!
inree nres naiurriay in wnicii
minor damages were reported
They were a grass fire on Vista
ave.. a fire in a oasenient at 1850
S. High st. and a fire which le
sultej from a backfire in a fui
nuce at the Portland General
Electric company, 237 N. Liberty
st.
A Funeral services for Bro. J.
VffVH. Johnson Clough - Bar-
x ric
rick Mortuary. Monday,
Aug. 19, 1:45 p.m. Salem Lodge
No. 4 A F. & A.M.
Flagstone for sale. Ph. 21754.
Painting and decorating. Ph. 7552
I will pay up to $9000 cash for
modern 3 or 4 bed room home in
or near Salem, furnished or un
furnished. Write box 824, care of
Statesman.
CARR BABY IS SON
Mr and Mrs. Rider Carr.
croons, are me parents or a son
born Saturday at Salem Deaconess
hospital.
Gleason's Frozen Food and Delica
tessen rates first in all frozen
foods. 280 N. Front.
We have iced tea. home made
pies and other delicatessen articles
at Gleason's Frozen Food & Deli
catessen, 280 N. Front.
MRS. HUNTER HOME
Mrs. Paul Hunter. 1020 Mon
roe st.. took her infant daughter
home Saturday from Salem Dea
coness hospital.
Capital Post 9 meeting Monday, 8
p.m.. Legion Hall. Veterans wel
come. Duck pin bowling Open each
day 1 p.m. to 12 p m., B & B
Alleys, 335 N. High St.
$200 MISSING
Roger M. Watts, route 4. Salem,
told police Saturday night that a
L llf-ld containing $200 and some
papers were missing from his
person after he had been drink
ing wim some girls in a ware
house on North Front street.
EDITOR APPOINTED
McMINNVILLE. Ore., Aug. 16-7P)-Ed
Goetzl, Portland, mana
ger of the Miller-Freeman publi
cations, will become managing
editor of the McMinnville Telephone-Register,
it was reported
today.
Cordell Hull was practicing law
in Tennessee before he was old
enough to vote.
BLINDS
Salem
Venetian Blind Factory
We call and make
measurements,
iiiatiiifaeture
and
ins-tall shades
Complete
& Levis
BLINDS
ki "You. ShopV9"'
X Th v
Tho. Kay Woolen Co.
Nocated at 260 So.
V FOR! X
WooUni vv
New Phone No. 3148
Florella Philips
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IJIVH III A IK1 1 I II 1 (' II t
Salem police
f o u n d Florella
Philips de;nl
in her apaitment
Friday night when they mvcstiga
ted a call from John Hrumit-r.
whtVlixes at the same ulac-e. that
t lu . s. ji .,,. K....
seen for two days.
Brunner said she had had a
heart attack several days aco and
it was to this that death wa at -
tributed by the county cornnfr
... ... . . .
. n. wiison. anoiner resicU'nt of,
the apartment house, said he had
brought her a bottle of milk
. , , ,
Thursday and was apparently the
last person to see her alive. Miss
Philips had no local relatives but
has a nict I?ijIUc Munon, li-
ing in I.s Angeles. Calif , two
cousins. Mrs. Sara Philips Holmes
Los Angeles Calif , and Andrew
; Silver. Portland
j Funera, waif(, win hH1
, Wednesdav .1 10 30
a.m. in the
Clough-Barrick chapel, with in
terment in the City View ceme
tery. Director of Religious
Education Returns
Georgia Leora Strong, director
of religious education in the Sa
lem public schools since 19:9. has
returned from a ear's sabbatical
leave during which time she ob
tained her doctor's degree at New
York university and Biblical sem-
inary. She is resuming her relig- Elver J. owinr. pianerman 57 Me
.ous education work, with off ,ces ?"?..fJ
at her residence, 1130 Oak st.
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GREAT NAMES IN
ZENITH
BENDIX MAGNAVOX
STROMBERG - CARLSON
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10 lo 15 Degrees Cooler
these hot summer days, and will save up to SCI on fuel crista
next winter. Just phone 8498 and our representative will rail
and give you a FREE estimate and explain how we can make
your home more comfortable the year 'round.
"Reliable workmanship the result of years of experience."
i Campbell Rock Wool Co.
I Home Insulation
II 32 Ilroadway
5 mi tijiM?
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Complete Personal Supervision of Fery Job
IP. (Q). Mejp&ine CrO-
16 Yean in Salem Phone 4783 3715
Largest and Het Kguipped Taint Shop In Salem
Public Records
JUSTICE COURT
Jolin WalUc TiuinMv, no H't t
llill flit fun- ! !
C'liai lr lt Miller def-1i
linillki. $2 :) 1mr anal
IlKhanl SU-nnillini violation of U
Ikmi' .lulr. f. lirtr mi-iI tl on n-
lll-tlt of CIJftt
Mutch r; It-mi Whippl painr wnr,
out suffit ifiit (Icjnncr i fine
1 ,n, b,nrr p4eaded innocent, tual
""'. ,or A"Kut
I If!" f'.... "v" . .
linr hew' to amn to nil juiv
! , w"d Mm-k.eir .i.a.i n
failme to stop. II fine and rot.
w-r. Milk Ahcift. tiuck txd-
, in fio fine.
tnT" .t ''S?
ante lijjnin. f 3 SO fine and nU
. gwni-
tWCll ITgl RT
other Plaintiff file Mply dinitlirn
rd denting.
PROBATE COURT
Mia Mav Abb elate- Order direct
j 'kMnirv
iva Kauf
man, administratrix, authoiised to ac
cept claim ett lenient.
MUNICIPAL. COURT
Thome R. Johnmn. MS N. lth at .
Violation of basic lule. f7 10 hail.
Kit-hard V. Mc-alllter. Ptalum. vio
lation of balc lule. fa bail.
Met tin Noble. Daton. no muffler.
5 bail
Joe Becker. 1440 Nebraska at , fail
ure to atop. f2 SO fine
Donald L Hag-land Liberal. Kan .
running red llaht. f 2 SO bail.
Robert P. Fomter. route 2. Salem,
failure to mtop. f 2 50 ball
James R. Metzler, failing to atop.
fJ.SO hall
Melvin R ("are. box ao Abeam
ave violation of baic rule. f7 bt fine
MARRIAGE l.ICKN.SK
APPLICATIONS
Franri N Smallenvood. 23 loejrer
and Stella Mariano. 1. ticket agerif.
i both SaJem
Oerald
O-bor n.
20.
elect i Ic
SALEM'S
Complete
Husic Store
Headquarters for
P I A II 0 S
Musical Instrument
SHEETIIUSIC
RECORDS
Radios
CAI'KIIAKT
Saul Janz
Owner
Thunvday 8:00
8:30 P.M.
P.pol.r and U r.lern
We can
remedy thai!
Insulating your
home with
Fireproof
Itork Wool
will make
your home
Metal U'eatherstrippinr
I'hone 8196
We
Are
I'fiuipped
T11 Do
Industrial
a Well
an Home
Tainting
Mickey Still
Grasps Straws
srRIN; If I.D. M . Ave. 17
ol'i-Tw da after hla fe
fr tuftrnlon from Mijer
league baaeball upheld.
MUker Owen W Md and di
illumioned. Bat he hm nt given
tip hope mt returning m Ihe
Brooklyn Dodger. On the mid
way of the Ourk Empire fair at
"Mlrkey Owen Da. the one
time Dodger raUher aaid In an
iminlnin aid Ilnty Itm nl.am. It
link Im.IIi Kalein
j James V. I Ittle ?l olon.tier ap.
pienUie. and 1leiea Ken. of. It. !
denf nuite. Ix.m kilveiton
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