E The Suit nan. Salem Or- 8anday. September 13, 1948
Vets Urj;ed to
Pick Insurance
Beneficiaries
Tr ae their fmill txrsibl
I (tt Utrt, veterans owning!
G I rfunnn ahuuKI ium bene
f. u.rw-s in ihnr pi-te Jumes S.
Hoirm, Veteran Almtiustration
f'tfwuiiYi mi pw arc. ad-
"Ilrnh f iw wt-rsn have
!--? rat rritly thi in puji
r wr.eir benefit' btry is
I mrt, jnsuran' U pail over to
nnth att the litigation
Oat usually Involve, liar
f mmI.
Te VA rrpreM-nUtive remind
ed t- x-rvHvmn why have
::. their iuunl service life
ttisurutocm U Up tht their poli-
fruy tre remstted simply by
Iii to monthly premiums
r' frr hiH tMt-K own state-ircr-t
f i.rcteynged health.
TU VAs branch insurance of -f
r r attle has tvie1 Harris
t-i.f the hir-rrullion G.I.
Ir:-i,ij,r,r inumti m the North
"!. T-ri.t 201 ptcinium pay-r--rit
rU..v re rr-ei e-1 without
I i-r.tifn at.-n.
Tff VA offir at 17 So. High
will a! is! any veteran with
t Gl r jrsnce problems, Ilar
' aU Hmr Hte art from
a - m. tu5 3 pus daily, telephone
ma.
Attorney Talks at !
Realty Luncheon
A city government is no better
than the people who run it, Chris
Kowttr, local attorney, speaking
on city management, told the Sa
lem B"trri of Realtors at a lunch
eon meeting Friday at the Marlon
hotel.
Pointing out that Salem would
have a city manager form of gov
ernment after January 1, Kowltz
urged his listener to take an ac
tive interest in city government
and to rote for competent offlce
seekera. Ed Putter, president, reported
on the recent state real estate as
sociation convention at Gearhart.
BROWN'S
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Liberty mmd CmmrX Street
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SAVIIJS CEHTEn
LUZIER'S
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COSMETICS
MONIQUE
BEAUTK SALON
300 V Siim St.. Room 28
Phocve 6140
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Affect 80 of
Vet Trainees
About 80 per cent of Oregon's
veterans taking on-the-job train
ing unrler the G.I. bill wilt suffer
at least some reduction in aubsi&t
rnce payments because of new
iimitaUoris on .'combined earnings,
Wayne F. Smith, Veterans Admin
istratis Training Officer here,
pointed out today..
The VA'i regional office In
Portland has informed Mr. Smith
that a sampling of files for the
state indicates that 1200 or more
veterans are subject to removal
from the subsistence rolls imme
diately. Thene already are earning $173
a month If single or. $200 if. with
dependents, even without count
ing irv their government checks,
hence are no longer eligible for
subsistence under new amend
ment to the G.I. bill, Mr. Smith
explained
About (too other veterans are
expected to exceed the earning
ceilings within 90 days as they
progress io a higher wage scale
and an additional 1000 within six
months. Altogether, about 7000
ex-servicemen and women were
counted recently in on-the-job
training. Tour out of every five
will tjrite at least some reduction
b.rause the VA can pay in sub
sistence only the difference be
tween actual earnings on the job
and the $175 and $200 ceilings.
The VA expects to survey on-the-jb-training
establishments to
determine if courses meet stand
ards set by the new law. Veterans
will net be removed from training
while their courses are being ex
amined, however.
DISMUtEP rXOK GENERAL
Two mothers with newborn
daughters dismissed froan Salem
General hospital yesterday are
Mrs. Robert Hoi ten. route 2, Salem,
and Mrs. Gordon King. 340 E. Wil
son at. Released with sons were
Mrs. Robert Watson. Silverton;
Mrs. Max Smith. 188S N. Capitol
st; Mrs. Robb Emehiser, 2490
Myrtle ave, and Mrs. Ilarry
MoriU, 42H State st.
LEAVE DEACONESS
Dismissed from Salem Deacon
ems hospital yesterday were Mrs.
Benjamin Belden .West Stayton.
and. Mrs. Dean Stamey, 292 N.
Church st-, with newborn sons, and
Mrs. Thomas Schwelgert, 2373 N.
4th at. with a daughter.
State Council of
CIO Favors
Third. Party
PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 28.-OP)
A third national political party
was asked in resolution passed
by the Oregon state industrial un
ion council, CIO, at Its convention
today.. , ? -. .-
The resolution claimed labor
and the people "are being betray
ed and sold out by republicans
and that "even the democratic
party is primarily a party of the
rich and wealthy."
Endorses Snell
The council endorsed republican
Governor Snelt for reelection, but
switched v to the democratic can
didacy of David C. Epps- of Mill
City for secretary of state and
Ralph Peoples, Silverton, for state
labor commissioner and voted to
support all four democratic can
didates for congress.
Te Sappert PAC
Support of the CIO political ac
tion committee was urged for this
year's elections because of the im
possibility of launching a third
party before that time. !
Secretary Stanley Earl labeled
the (GOP "the party of big busi
ness" and said that Truman should
again return to the haberdashery
he used to run.
Lt. Clinton to
Head Unit 1
Lt James M. Clinton.! USNR,
Salem, was appointed by Capt.
James E.' Parrott as commanding
officer of the electronics unit oX
the peacetime naval preparedness
program, which is to be put into
effect here. ; Lt- Walter Riddell,
Molalla, was- named executive
officer at Friday night'a meeting.
Capt Parrott, 'assistant to the
district director of naval ! reserve
for electronic warfare units, said
that first major task-of the unit
is te locate housing. Present, ap
propriations provide excellent
equipment, but Tno money " for
rentals, he said. ' '
There will be no definite en
listment period for the company
of 40 rated merC and five officers,
which will drill here on a strict
ly volunteer ; basis. Membership
In the naval ' reserve, subject; to
cell ; to active duty in wartime,
will - be the only obligation.
f!
Fish generally are near-sighted
and have poor vision. . -
Births
8CTTEIDCMANN To Mr. and
Mrs.; Leon Scheidemann. 1809 VI.
Cottage st, daughter. Saturday,
September 28, at Salem Deaconess
hospital. r
GEAJtTN To Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Gearih. 1137 N. Capitol st.
daughter, Saturday, September
28, at Salem General hospital.
Dl'RN To Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Dunn, route 1, Monmouth, e son,
Saturday; September 28, 1 at Sa
lem .Deaconess hospital.
RUPEE To Mr. and Mrs. Arn
old Kuper, MA Park st, a daugh
ter, Saturday September! 28, - at
Salem General hospital.
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F. fair pips ..... 5.94
G. Kn 2.34
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CIRCUIT COURT
Phillips Products Co. vs George
E, Barza doing business as Capi
tal Lumber-Fuel Co.: Plaintiff
replies admitting and denying
lierendlna Verhagen vs Archie
McKillop and Helen McKillop:
CAnplaint for order cancel ftng a
certain sale of real property which
has been allegedly falsely repre
sented by defendants and that a
certain deed of conveyance be
cancelled.
Violet W. White vs Raymond
C.f White: Decree of divorce
awards plaintiff: custody of a
minor child, household goods and
$50 per month support money,
PROBATE COURT
Louis Stephen j Jacubec guard
ianship estate:; Order closes estate
and discharges guardian Joseph
J. Jacubec 'on reason of death of
ward. 1 .
Ada L. Mathias guardianship
estate: Order confirms sale of
real property by Brazier C. Small,
guardian. . '
W. H. Helton estate: Hatate ap
praised at $850. "
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS j
Alford Nolan, jr., 25 farmer,
and Dorothy Rush, 20, clerk:, both
of Salem. . f
Virgil I. McKendry, 22, laborer.
Coos Bay, and Philis Jones, 18,
student. North Bend.
Raymond George Maurer, 20r
farmer, Molalla, and Mahala Rose
Abell. 22. stenographer, Silverton.
Bert E. Ware, 1 37, mlllworker,
and M. Louise Moore, 28, domes
tic; both of Dallas.
George L. Butler, 28. farmer.
Sublimity, and Edna Hendricks,
25, postal clerk. Stayton.
Leroy N. Lyons, 36. salesman,
and Helen Erickson, 39, designer,
both of Porta I nd. .: i
JUSTICE COURT ,
Jess Agen, route 4, box 127E,
assault and battery, fined $25 and
costs. ,
L. P. McCracken, Salem, plead
ed iguilty to cashing check with
insufficient funds; case continued
to September 30 for sentence.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Lester A. Wahner, 336 Oak st.,
violation of basic rule, fined $10.
William George, 475 N. 24th at,
improper tail light, fined $1.
Glen S. Buzard, 1696 S. High
st, violation of basic rule, fined
$7.30.
Harry Eckstein, route 6 box
557, Salem, reckless operation of
motor bike, fined $10.
. Loren Murdoek, Albany; vio
lation of basic rule, posted $7.50
bail. . i ,
Richard Harris, Portland, vio
lation of iasic rule, posted $7.50
bail.
Charles II. Jack man, McMinn
viile. violation of basic rule, spout
ed. $5 bail. SL
William P. George, 475 N. 24th
st, no Uil light, fined $1.
, Francis M. Delbert, 370 N. 20th
s. reckless driving, liquor in
volved, posted $50 ball.
Dick B. Alexander, route 3, de
fective lights, posted $2.50 bail.
Arnold Gunderson, Corvallis.
violation of basic rule, posted $5
bail. 7
Frank D. Dermick, Sweet Home,
violation anti-n o is e ordinance,
pasted $5 bail.
Grace Amundsen, route 5, vio
lation of basic rule, posted $5
bail.
Thomas J. Lowery. route 7, Sa
lem, violation of basic rule, post
ed $5 bail,
George A. Ely, Stayton. vio
lation anti-noise ordinance, post
ed $5 bail.
Joe E. Wilson, route 7, Salem,
defective brakes, posted $2.50
bail.
' Jacob Hofner. 1395 N. Church
st, reverse turn in middle of
block, posted $2.50 bail.
; Donald A. Marshall, Corvallis,
violation of basic rule, posted
$7.50 bail.
Governor Backs ,
Camp Fire Drive;
Volunteers Asked
: Gov. Earl Snell has pledged his
support to the annual Membership
March now being conducted by
Camp Fire Girls, it is announced
by Mrs. Emma Maxwell, execu
tive secretary for the Willamette
Area council.
'. In releasing the governor's mes
sage, F. E. Price, council presi
dent, said It was enthusiastically
received by Camp Fire Girls who
are taking part in the drive, which
continues through November -30:
Governor Snell's message said:
I am happy to join in the en
dorsement of your membership
t
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Before the
Social
Season
AND
Holidays
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campaign. Mrs. Snell served as a
leader of a Camp Fire Girls group
some years ago and as a result
I gained a greater appreciation of
the fine work the organization is
doing."
Mrs. A. E. Ullman. Salem Coon
cil president. ; stressed the neei
for more volunteer leaders, con
concerning which information
may be obtained at the local Camp
Fire office, 319 Oregon building.
Leon D. Ilargosian
Certified Public Accountant
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ANNOUNCES THE OPENING OF HIS OFFICE FOR
AUDITING. ACCOUNTING AND TAX PRACTICE
444 Center Street Salem. Oregoa .
1 . Talephon 2-5591
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Research
Shows Thai
Dr. Henry Morris
Optometrist
Dr. S. A. Wheatley
Optometrist
of all learning: cornea
through our eye, j
Statistics Show
that ONE out of every
FIVE school children have
defective Twion. i
Provide your children. with
clear, accurate vision with
correctly fitted glasses.
FOR SEEING AND HEARING
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Phone 5323
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a new FRCE
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FABRICS. ALL WORK IS DONE IN OUR SEW
ING ROOMS. SELECT ONE OF THE LOVELY
FABRICS AND WE'LL EE RESPONSIBLE FOR
THE REST.
new :
arrivals in
curtains and"
DRAPERIES
J.nF'EHB MATERIALS NEWLY STOCKED
FROM. FAMOUS EXCLUSIVE MILLS'. WIi;
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TER LONG wrrn colors and pito:3
Or rORMAL GARDEN BEAUTY. i
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