TWO CRASHES HUET NONE
No one was injured in. either of
two auto accidents investigated
by city police Friday night and
Saturday morning. Patrolmen re
ported the collisions involved
Arne Morris Lien, route 7, Sa
lem, and Weaver G. Jacobs, 625
N. 14th St., at Marion and Church
stv; George Duke, 275 N. Winter
et., and Clarence A. Hifcgens, 2104
Broadway st., at Capitol and
Chemeketa sts.
Scientific Swedish Massage, day
and evening appointments. Ph.
6253 or call 543 N. Church.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capital St.
Bl'TCHER KNIFE IN BELT
A butcher knife with a 7N
inch blade was found under the
belt of R. S. Lucas, 146 Center
St., when he was arrested on a
charge of being drunk by city
police Friday night, police report.
Municipal Court Judge Alfred
Mundt yesterday fined Lucas $15
for carrying a concealed weapon
nd $10 for being drunk.
Yankee Cafe, 319 N. Com!, now
under new management. Come irt
and try our fine food.
Dr. Dolph Craig, dentist, has re
turned. Rm. 28 Breyman Block.
180 N. Commercial. Ph. 8523. Eve.
by appointment." -
KNIGHTS TO TRAVEL.
A group of members of Knights
of Columbus, Salem council, led
by William J. LaRoche, state dep
uty, will attend the silver anni
versary and initiation program to
day at the Oregon City council.
The group will leave Salem at
11:30 a. m. from the council
chambers.
Ezell's Associated Service, former
ly Center and Commercial, now
located 1198 So. Com'l at Miller.
Stove & Diesel oil Prompt delivery-
George Cadwll Oil Co. Pb.
9788.
EIGHTERS TO PORTLAND
Members of Salem voiture. 40
et 8. led by Ira O. Pilcher. Salem.
Oregon grand chef de gare. will
attend the regular monthly meet
ing of the Portland voituie
Thursday evening, December 12.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 130 South Li
berty street.
Shop early. See our stock. Broad
way Appliance Co., 419 Ferry.
Phone 2-1565.
RED CROSS BOARD CALLED
Directors of the Marion county
chapter of American Red Cross
will meet at 8 p. m. Monday in
the Red Cross office here.
A JBtinmomA King
from
Hartmari Bros.
will make
Priced $
49M
from
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The smort Christmas combination. A lovely, scintillating Orange
Blossom. matched pair beautifully presented in our gift
box topped with mistletoe n the finest "convince her" we
know. They ore priced lo fit your purse too.
Hartman Bros.
"Jewelers of Salem
Liberty at State
VET LETTERS OCT
Letters to about 12 members of
the Marion county veterans' em
ployment advisory committee
were mailed out Saturday by
Robey S. Ratcliffe, veterans em
ployment representative at the
local state employment service,
relative to the veteran employment
situation. Members are urged to
contact employers to line up part
time jobs to take care of rapid.'y
increasing veteran unemploy
ment, Ratcliffe said.
Boyd Nursery, 2440 State, for
fruit trees, shrubs and bulbs. Open
every day. Ph. 8556.
Wedding pictures taken at
church. 520 State. Ph 5722.
the
APPOINTED-BY LEGION
National committee appoint
ments by the American Legion,
announced by the Indianapolis
headquarters of the Legion, in
clude those of Gov. Earl Snell to
thed istinguished guest commit
tee, Vic MacKenzie to the nation
al convention bureau and O. E.
Palmateer to the Sons of Amer
ican Legion committee. Other
Oregon appointees numbered 18.
Wanted to rent: Good house. Four
adults, 3 emp. References. No pets,
no drinking. Call 21005.
I am back on the job again at
Coursey's barber shop, 455 State.
Joe Maddison.
CHAMBER WILL LUNCH
At its regular luncheon Mon
day noon the Salem Chamber of
Commerce will hear a talk -on
"Your City and You" by Mayor
elect Robert L. Elfstrom. Aldermen-elect
and other city officials
who are serving at the outset of
the new administrator-council
form of government will be
luncheon guests.
Furniture upholstered and repair
ed by expert workmen. McAlVin
Top Shop. 545 N. Church street
Xmas Gifts. Broadway Appliance
Co., 419 Ferry. Ph. 2-1565.
GOVERNOR RETIRNS
Gov. Earl Snell returned to
I Salem Saturday after a three
i weeks trip to California during
, which he had visited his son in
i San Diego and had conferred with
I Gov. Earl Warren of California.
; Gov. Snell is expected back at his
' desk Tuesday.
I Olson washer repair. Ph. 2-5100.
' New location Cronlse Studio, 439
Court St, over Smith Baking Co.
FENDER SKIRTS TAKEN
D. F. Wagner. 2650 Portland
rd., told city police that the fen
der skirts were taken from his
car Thursday night as it wa
parked near Leslie junior high
school.
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GEXVAIS MAN ARRESTED,
Harlan McKilvey of rout 1,
Gervais, was arrested Friday by
city police and charged with driv
ing while under the influence of
liquor. He wm fined $100 in mu
nicipal court after police testi
fied that be disregarded a stop
sign at Broadway and Hood sts.,
and drove over the curb when
they signalled him to stop.
Lutx Flower Shoppe, 1276 N. Lib
erty, phone 9592.
Walnuts and pears at Olson's, Rt
2, Box 59, mile west of Keizer
school.
ARRESTED WITH PHEASANTS
Richard Thomas Beasley, route
3, Salem, nd Bill Wayne Robert
son; route 1, Salem, were arrested
at 6:25 p. m. Saturday by State
Policeman R. E. Steele and cited
on a charge of possession of un
tagged China pheasant in closed
reason. They are to appear before
West Salem Justice Elmer Cook
at 10 a. m. Monday.
Smart Christmas gifts for men.
Pioneer clip-on suspenders, Han
sen fur lined dress gloves, Cheney
ties, Mark Twain shirts, Tex Tan
bill folds. A large well selected
stock. Alex Jones, 121 North High
SU
Discharge service lapel buttons
now available at Brown's Jewel
ers and, Opticians. Bring dis-4-arge
certificates.
"Dodge Diaper Drudgery." Call
Stork Laundry Service 24520 or
25600.
MOTHERS LEAVE HOSPITAL.
Mrs. Lawrence J. Holderbein,
10604 N. 16th st., and Mrs. For
rest Epley, 325 S. 16th st.. were
dismissed) from Salem General
hospital yesterday with their in
fant daughters and Mrs. Louis
Ndpeisch, 2050 N. Capitol st.. was
dismissed with her infant son.
Pro basketball Salem vs Spokane.
Salem armory Thurs-Fri night,
8:30 p.m.
River silt top soli & fill dirt
Coral Sand & GraveL Ph. 21966
RUNAWAYS RETURNED
Two runaways were returned
to Chemawa Indian school after
their apprehension by city police
men Friday.
Wanted: Walnut bed room suite.
Ph. 5862. -
For your convenience The Gift J
Bon wiy remain open until 8:30
p.m. Tues. and Thursdays, 309 S.
Winter.
Obituary
STONE
Charles Walter Stone, at the rest-dene-.
Ewald avenue. Salem. Tuesday,
December 3. at the age of S3 years.
Survived' by two son. Walter B. Stone
of Salem and Hugh Stone of Laramie.
Wyo . a brother, Nate Stone .and one
sister. Mrs. Anna Kidder of Greeley.
Colo Services will be held Saiurday,
December 7 .at 10 a m. at the Clough
Bamck chapel. The Rev F. C. Stan
nard wU officiate. Interment in Bel
crest Memorial pai k.
KILBEK .
Edward KiJber. at the residence. 5tn
S. 22nd t.. Wednesday. December 4.
Surviving arc the wife. Mrs. Minnie
Kilber, and a sob. Leo A. Kilber. both
of Salem: six daughters. Mrs. Ray
Fordey of Portland. Mrs. Frances Lind
qnist of California and Mrs. Steven
Washburn. Mrs. J McCarthy. Mrs. Rob
ert Erion and Misa Merilyn Kilber. all
of Salem. Services will be held Mon
day. December t. at 2 p.m. at tne
Cloush-Barrick chapel with the Rev.
H W. Croaa officiating. Interment will
b In Bcicrest Memorial park.
CALVEBT
William F. Calvert at th residence.
495 N Cottage St.. Friday. December
S. Survived by two sisters. Mrs. Jessie
Singleton of Salem and Mrs. Haul T.
Shaw of Portland: one brother. R. G.
Call vert of Portland, also several nieces
and nephews. Services will be held at
11 a.m. Tuesday. December 10. from
Clough-Barnck chapel. Rev. C. Hamb
lin will officiate. Interment in Seattle.
WITZEL
James N. Witzet. late resident of 35
Park avenue. Salem, in Portland, De
cember S. at the age of 9S years Sur
vived by a daughter. Mrs. Merle Paint
er of Portland; a son. Curtis C. Wit
ttl of Salem: three grandchildren and
two great-grandchildren. Services will
be Tuesday. December 10. at 1 M p.m.
at the CJoh-Barr4ck chapel, the Rev.
Dudley Strain officiating. Interment
Twin Oaks cemetery. Turner.
8CHOFIELD
Mrs. Sarah Ann Schofield. at the resi
dence. SM Uniorr street. December 7. at
the age of M years. Survived by three
daughters. Mrs. Mabel Towiw of Ta
rn ma and Mrs. Myrtle LaPoint and
Mrs. Ethel Wilkinson, both of Salem:
two sons. Gordon Schofield of New
Westminster. B.C.. and Herman Scho
field of Worcester. Mass.: a sister,
Mrs. Jennie Truesdale of Worcester,
Mass.: 10 grandchildren and T great
grandchildren. Services will be at the
Clough-Barnck chapel Monday. De
cember 9. at 3 30 p.m.. with interment
at the City View cemetery.
CIRTIS
Paul -Clifford Curtis, late resident of
Brooks, at a local hospital. December
7. at the age of 40 years. Surviving
are the widow. Mrs. Lily Curtis of
Brooks, two brothers. Walter Curtis
of Portland and Charles Curtis of St.
Paul. Minn. Announcement of services
later by Howell-Ed wards chapel.
A Qierished
Memory Picture
It will never diange a lasting Tribute then ,
will remember forever that will be dear to you,
cmd that you will cherish wherever you oo.
"fhe continual expressions of gratitude, from the
families we serve, give evidence that we merit the
Confidence they placed In us.
Leston
Howell-Edwards
Fueral Heme
The White Chapel on Capitol Street
(Walker-Howell &
. Terwilliger-EdVards)
Ui N. Capitol .
TEACHERS ELECT
F. C. Stetson of the University
of Oregon college of education
was elected president and D. A.
Emerson of the state department
of education, Salem, vice presi-s
dent of the Northwest association
Of secondary and high schools in
a Saturday afternoon meeting at
Eugene.
C. S. Whitcomb Co. says "Give
your wife a Christmas present that
she will enjoy for years to come a
sprinkling system cannot be beat
for economy and leisure hours to a
busy housewife. We have all gal
vanized material and brass heads,
including pop-ups. Remember the
automatic only requires two min
utes of your time to operate. 25
years of experience can give you a
good job. Call 21619. for free esti
mates, Bazaar and luncheon. American
legion auxiliary Wed. Dec. 11.
Legion Hall, 693 Chemeketa.
JOHNSON TO NROTC
Kenneth C. Johnson of 1036 N.
Baker st, McMinnville, has been
selected for training in the naval
reserve officer training corps at
Oregon State college, Corvallis,
Ninth naval district headquarters
at Great Lakes, 111., has an
nounced. For your convenience The Gift
Bon will remain open until 8:30
p.m. Tues. and Thursdays, 309 S.
Winter.
Pro basketball Salem vs Spokane
Salem armory Thurs-Fri night,
8:30 p.m.
Dexter grinding serv. Ph. 6833.
LEAVE DEACONESS
Mrs. Darwin So ha be r, route 7,
Hubbard, was discharged from
Salem Deaconess hospital Satur
day with her infant son. Mrs.
Evans Jones of 'Brooks and Mrs.
Elmer George of 290 Rosemont
st West Salem, were released
with their infant daughters.
New home cafe open Monday
morn, under new management. 24
hr. service. 595 N. Front. -
Pro basketball Salem vs Spokane I
Salem armory Thurs-Fri night, j
8:30 p.m.
String cultural seed pearls anti
que brooch, genuine black opal
bracelet it ring. Ph. 8140 7 to
7 p m.
LABOR LEADER TO SPEAK
John Sherman, vice president
of the International Brotherhood
of Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mil!
workers, will be the Rotary club
speaker Wednesday noon. "La
bors Responsibilities in a Chang
ing World" will be his subject.
Ray M. Waltz, M.D., 195 W. Su
perior. Ph. 6519.
Decorating holly 8c holly wreaths.
Basil Zell, rt. 4 box 422. Orchard
Heights Rd. Ph, 58F12.
I am back on the job again at
Coursey's barber shop, 455 State.
Joe Maddison.
STROLLER STOLEN
A baby's stroller was stolen
from his basement, Harley Smith.
365 N. 16th St., reported to Salem
police Saturday.
ELDERLY COUPLE TO WED
A Salem couple, both in their
70's. took out a marriage license
at the Marion county courthouse
yesterday. They are Wilson A.
Carey, 78, a retired farmer and
widower, now living at the Meth- .
odist Old People's home, 1625 !
Center st., and Rebecca Tabler, (
72, a widow living at 455 N. 18th
st.
Births
KUBEL To Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Rubel, StaytOn, a son, Satur- j
day, December 7, at Salem Dea
coness hospital.
CLINTON To Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Clinton, route 1, Indepen
dence, a fon, Saturday, December
7, at Salem General hospital. j
BEAL To Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Beal, 165 W. Washington st., a '
son, Saturday. December 7, at j
Salem General hospital.
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Charles
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Association of
Counties Plan
Portland Meet
Discussions on public welfare
funds, roads, highways and land
grants will be among items of
interest at the state convention of
thw association of Oregon counties
which begins this week in Port
land, according to Marion County
Judge Grant Murphy, attending
delegate.
County Commissioners Roy Rice
and Ed Rogers also will attend
the three-day convention which
begins Monday. Judge Murphy is
a member of the convention ex
ecutive committee and Commis
sioner Rice is a member of the
resolutions committee.
The 33 county judges and their
commissioners are . expected to
draw trp a request to the federal
government asking for some sort
of payment on federally owned
land in Oregon in lieu of taxes,
Judge Murphy stated. Almost sure
to come tip at the convention will
be action on requesting transfer
of approximately 2,000 acres of
the federally owned Oregon and
California land grant Lands in the
Silver creek falls area to the Ore-
Public Records
CIRCUIT COURT
Felicia Elma Fox vs Alfred Fox:
Defendant files answer admitting and
denying.
John l,ynch vs R. A. Clark and
Robert Lynn Clark: Order grants de
fendants until February 1 to prepare
and file bill of exceptions.
PROBATE COURT
Mary' Joan Ditchen and Kenneth
Ditcher) guardianship estate: Annual
report of Gladys Ditchen. guardian,
filed and approved :
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
James A. Cook. 21. carpenter, in
dependence, and Ruby Currier, IB.
linen mill worker, Breys ave .
Salem.
Fredrick W. Knieling. 22. farmer.
Marion, and Dorr is I. Clark, 17, stu
dent. Salem.
John E. McGuffin. 20. lumber work
er, and Lenore Hammen. 18, typist,
both of Aumsville.
Wilson A. Carey, 78. retired farmer.
162S Center "st . and Rebecca Tabler.
72. domestic 455 N. 18th st , both of
Salem.
MUNICIPAL COURT
James C. Johnson. 455 Ford st , vio
lation of basic rule, fined $25.
James A. Henery. 520 S. 14th St..
violation of basic rule, fined S10.
Harry L McBarnett. 187 Miller at .
Violation of basic rule, fined $10.
Jack Truxall. 1280 N. 18th st.. vio
lation of basic rule, fined $25.
Wesley Jones, 2131 Center St., v
lation of basic rule, fined $25.
Claude L. Rodgers. 3445 Center St.,
violation of basic rule, fined $25.
R. S. Lucas. 144 Center st . carrying
concealed weapon, fined $15: drunk,
fined $10.
Bob Tanter. Monmouth, violation of
basic rule. poted $10 bail.
Donald V. Greene. Dallas, violation
of basic rule, posted $10 bail.
Norvert Mav, Mt. Angel, running
red light, posted $5 bail.
Donald Mooreland. Gervais. Jour
persons in driver's seat. posCrSfc' $5
bail: no driver's license, posted jbail.
George Clarence Resteen. rffute 3.
Salem, violation of anti-noise ordi
nance, posted $5 bail.
JUSTICE COURT
John Lester McCorkle. 1065 Rural
ave., violation of the banc rule, fined
$10 and costs.
Lee Sellers. Portland, truck speed
ing fined $5 and costs
Cecil T. Wright. Brooks, reckless
dnviruLTined $50 and costs.
Bernard Eric Creft. 2448 Hazel ave .
no vehicle license, fined $2 50 and
costs.
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Catch Them in the Mood for Pictures Now!
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Come to Jegten-Miller's
for Quick,
Last-Minute
Call 9405 for Appointment
Photographers to the
.Whole Family
gon state highway department for
park purposes.
Greater support on the part of
the state of the counties public
welfare and roads and highways
programs will also be discussed,
Judge Murphy said. t
Fuel Consumption in
State at All-Time High
In the first 10 months of thLs
year 316,000,000 gallons of mo
tor fuels were sold in Oregon, an
increase of 25 per cent over the
Take Earl Slratubangh's Word for II
Demand Is
OUTWEARS PREWAR TOR
Tke new B. F. Goodrich Silvertown has made such a
hit with car owners thst they're telling; all their
f riands! That's why we have been so busy taking orders
from eager motorists who insist on getting the tire that
OUTWEARS PREWAR TIRES.
They are convinced that the wider, flatter tread
which puts more rubber on the road wears more
evenly and Islts longer than the treads of wartime or
? re war tires,
he tire body was redesigned and engineered to take
this more rugged tread by using sturdier cords and
more of them. It's 33 stronger, and is better able to
resist road shocks and bruises.
Big cars, small cart, and new cars In all types of service
sil will get better mileage with this new tire. If your
needs are immediate, see us . . . we'll do our best to
keep you rolling. .
Can Bm Bovght on
198 So. Commercial Salem
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IFew IIDays ILefftt ffow YdDtw
MDMsuy (BMd: IPlhioitc2.
Efficient,
Service!
Don't Delayl
Tho Sfcxtosancn. Bairn. Ortjon.
previous all-time high in 1941,
Secretary of State Robert S. Par
rel 1, Jr., announced Saturday.
This fuel was estimated to have
powered Oregon cars more than
3,784,000,000 miles. The state
netted $14,000,000 in tax revenue
from its sale.
UNION ON OKINAWA
WASHINGTON, Dec. 7. -(JP)
Okinawa, site of the last major
battle of world war II, is being
unionized.
The national federation of fed
Production Is Hich!
Higher For The
Small Down Paymmnf and
Sir 0 'fw-
StmdarV P" H 8
eral employes, an Independent
union, reported today that a char
ter has been granted . for a local
on Okinawa to, Include civilian
employes f the army; engineers.)
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C S. Whitcomb and Co. !
free EsUamates j
Ask about our SpedaP Winter;
Rates. We also have! material..
Phono 21619 "
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