GOOD ALL INJURIES SLIGHT
Lifter Gorxlall was treated
early Thursday at Salem General
hew pita I for cuts and bruises in j
rurred when the car in which he i
Firemen Save
10 in Canadian
Hotel Blaze
PENTICTON. B- C, Dec. 2r-
(CP)-Trapped in the smoke-filled
TURNER MAN FROMOTED
James L. Corns, tock, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred L. Comstoek, Tur
ner, and now serving with the
5th army air force in Fukuoka,
rode, driven by Thomas Goodail 1 Japan, was recently promoted to
cf Silverton. collided w ith a car the rank of corporal, according to ; rwxA .inrv f th Rrituh rnh.m
operated by Walter Conboy of a report Thursday from Col. Hugh bja hotel 0 gyts were rescued
route 3. Salem, at Silverton and A. Parker, commanding oflicer oy firemen today when fire cut off
of th 3I5th composite wing. Mhiescape via stairway. One man
air force. Corporal Comjtock en- was injured. There were 50 people
tered the service in November. in the hotel when the fire started.
1945. and joined the occupational Many of the guests were asleep
forces in Japan last August. He ' when the alarm was sounded, and
i- currently witn the adjutant's 20-year-old chambermaid, Pat
general section tf headquarters, Lehman, was credited with sav-
315th rompevite wing
Church "Women
Tell of Meetings
SILVERTON The Rev. M. J.
K. Fuhr has announced that Trin
ity Aid society, the regular meet-
Abrams avenue, city police re
port. Armon McDowell of route
4, Salem, was drier of a car
which collided Tuesday eening
with a car operated by Harold
McMillan of route 5. S.. lem. at
Breya and D. sts. First atd men
treated Steve Rauman, route 4.
Salem, a passenger in cue of the
cars, for a bruised foiehead.
Clearance sale. Steward's Dept
Store, 263 N. Commercial.
RESERVISTS MAY APPLY
Eligible navy reervits m.iy
now apply for appointment to the
naval academy under certain con
ditions, the local navy recruiting
office as informed Truir-day.
Applicants for 100 apopmtments,
to he given by the Secretary of
the Navy, must be members of an
organized reserve unit and not
more than 21 years old on April
1 of the year of appointment, or.
If the applicant served honorably
In Woild War II, not more than
23 years old. Interested persons
may contact the local recruiting
office.
New location Cronise Studio. 439
Court St., o er Smith Baking Co.
GARDENERS BOOK OI T
Hobby Gardeners' Guide, a
handbook of gardening experi
ences and practices, written and
published by members of the
Men'. Garden club of Salem, is
attracting nation. il attention.
M;nk M. Taylor, president of the
Dance Sat night. Silverton aim
ory. Woodry's orchestra. Vern
Esch. guest vocalist.
PASSPORT CHANGES NOTED
Harlan Judd. Marion county
clerk, has been notified by the
passport Hiision of the U. S.
state department that all male
applicants for passports between
the age? of 19 and 29. inclusive,
must hereafter provide their own
clearances from their selective
service boards. The applicants
ing many. She ran through the
halls rousing late holiday sleep
ers and guiding them to safety.
The fire, of unknown origin,
broke out in a washroom at 9-15
a.m. and spread rapidly through
the second story, but most of the
building was saved. No estimate
of the property damage was im
mediately available.
John Nieuweoer
DiYs in Molalla on
must also keep the draft boards -Ii rifiliti'ic Tlnv
informed as to their whereabout 111 Jfe
and activities, according to the
state department information
This will ieliee the county clerk
of the responsibility for such de
tails. River gilt, top soil and fill dirt. :
Com l Sand & Gravel Ph. 2196.
TIIREH CRASHES; NONE HI RT
No injuries- were reported from
any of three holiday accidents in
vestigated bjr'city police. Involved
in collisions were cars driven by
O L. Vertnes. 660 N. Cottage st..
and Ferrol Gibson. 779 N. Cot
tage st. at Cottage and Union
sts., Thursday: C. A. Nesheine.
rlub, said Thursday. He reported ! Silverton. and Harold D. Boyan-
that i requests for copies are being
rect-ived daily. Local d t-tribution
of the book will be under the di
rection of Ray Warren. 141 S. Lib
erty st., until January 1.
Don't forget the old time dance at
VFW hall Sat. night.
DOG TAGS ARRIVE
The metal dog tags for which
County Clerk Harlan Judd has
been awaiting finally arrived
Thursday, 6500 of them The 1947
Marion county dog t;K will te
issued with license- applications
at once. Judd .nd Dog owner
are lemnuied that the penalty for
failure to jjet dog t..gs b lore
March 1 is S2 The price of the
1947 tags i. $1 for males ar.d
fpayed females, and $2 for females.
Lutz Flower Shoppe,
erty. Phone 9592.
1276 N. Lib-
MT. PROSPECT PLAY
Mt. Prospect community play
ers entei 'allied a capacity crowd
t the community house on the
night of Pecember 21 with a
play. "Hcniy's Mail Oi der Wife"
Players were Desmond Netuck.
Ieon Mandercheid, William
Fledge. Wtlm Wal'T. Mary Lou
Sledge and Felix F.ckland. Fol
lowirg the play a C'hii-tmas tree
was held, gifts were exchanged
and iclieshments er ed.
The Boucaiuer will be open at
11:00 a. m. to serve lunches every
day except Mondavs.
QUARTET ON PROGRAM
Fund-raising activities. to
cover expenses of Christmas ben
efit work, took up most of this
week's meeting of the Salem Ki
Wanis club. Special featuie of the
program was a quaitet composed
of Mrs. Cliffoid A. Flliott, Glen
nis Allen. Garland Hol'mweU and
Dr L. E. Baiiw k. accompanied by
Clifford A. Elliott.
ovsky. route 1. Estacada. at Lib
erty and Columbia sts.. Wednes
day; Leonard Schwa len. 225 Park
lane, and James Young. 720 N.
Summer st . at Capitol and
Chemeketa sts , Tuesday. j
Discharge service lapel buttons
now available at Brown's Jewel
ers and Opticians. Bring dis
charge certificates.
LICENSES ISSUED '
Marriage licen-es have been is
sued at Vancouver. Wash . to
Floyd J Mii;er and Saiah E Ker
ley. both of Salem; Ernest W
Str.iver. Salem, and Flora Mae
Bamford. C.m..s Valley: Harry R.
Ellison. St!em. and Lolj M. Stol
ler Newherg; Jarne E Mosher,
Lebanon, and Geraldine L . Grav es
Sweet Home: Frank Dannals and
Virginia Henderson, both of Al
bany, and to Howard R Smith
and Betty L. Warren, both of
Dalles
MT. ANGEL, Dec. 26 John
Nieuweoer. S9. resident of Mo
lalla since 1911, died there at
his home on Christmas day.
Funeral services will be held in
Mt. Angel Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
from the Unger funeral home
with the Rev. Garboden of Mar
quam officiating. Interment will
follow in Belle Passi cemetery.
Nieuweoer was born March 15.
1857. at St?kenburg. Holland. He
emigrated to the United States
and to Portland in 1910 and the
following year moved to Mo'alla.
His wife, Judith, died 13 years
ago.
The deceased is survived by
three sons. C. Nieuweoer of Mo
lalla and H. W. Nieuweoer and
W. Nieuweoer of Portland, two
grandsons and five great grandchildren.
Listen to Rm Ice's
Program. 9 50 a rr
Radio Camera
today.
COCRT TO REVIEW BID
The Salem Electric, a private
distributor of Bonneville power,
will submit a bid to the Marion
county court Saturday for fur
nishing power to the county shops.
Prayer lines owned by the c m
pany were recently installed near
the shops on the Silverton rad
across from the state fan grounds.
The company asked permission to
submit a bid and was granted the
Saturday morning hearing set for
10 o'clock.
Clearance
Store. 263
sale. Steward's
N. Commercial.
Dept
Wedding pnti;s
church. 520 State.
tuki n at
Ph. 5722.
the
TOWN SEND CLUB MEETS
Central Tow nsend club No 6
will meet tonight at 259 Court
St. An open of rum wrl be held
followed by refreshments.
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Obituary
MrilRIRV
Hliam VtrillM-lv. l..tr isu1-ti
Fnutli mill strret. a local I
pfo nilwr 24 Suu.irrl r
Mrs louisia Mcdlwi of Salt
Kalm. Mi - c'n
uit.
W C I j'. fiidM of
-s A B ll-im "f Mod.
rnvta. call' vi r im ujihuim oi
Ronton. Wash. Mrs A (' l'usm of
C'ompton. Calif . and Mr Jack loo1 of
lnll xd Cjllf : four Jotin Mrd-
brv "f Pasadena. H ( Mfdlwrv of
San Francisco. Calif . and Fred arid
Donald Mednery. ooth of Let-anon S
P . two sister. N!i R V Carr aid
Maude Patterson both nf Long
Peach. Calif: and eient anch a lei n
Shipment will he made to Glendale.
Calif, by Clnugh-Bai rick corr.panv for
ervices and interment.
ri sAssm
Jacoh Elsasner. lat ir-idiiil rf Pott
land, in Portland. Surviving are the
wife. Mr Soplue Flsas'er of Salem,
three dauiter. Mr Bertha She-t.
and Mr Florence FaW of Salem and
Mr. l.vdia McKav of W ash nstoei
Graveoide er ice will he held at Oie
Twin Oaks cemetery at Turner. Fri
day. Decemher 21 al II am. Direction
Clouirh-Barricii company
KIN'S V- V
Harriet Kmnev at Pendleton. Orejton.
Survived bv a cousin. Dr. Kenneth
Kmnev of Roehuie Graveside erv
lce will he held Fridav . December J7.
a 1 pm at the IOOF cemetery with
Dr Charles Duiden officiating Direc
tion W T Itudon cninpany.
C.RIMMr R
Hern. an C. i iminer. at h's Imnu at
route 1 Turner. Oregon. Deeerrr M.
at the ae -f .VI vi ar Survived bv his
wife. Beie Grimn-er of Turnei : a
daughter Mi Clare Ekh!ad of Port
land: a son Herman Grimmer, jr . of
Turner, a sister. Mrs l.illv Foaie of
Wlsccnsm. and a brother. John Grim
mer of Wisconsin Announcement oi
services later by Clou h-Bar rick com
pany. adoi rn
In this citv. Decemher 2. Dirothv
Adolnh. late resident of MS Noith tth
ttreet Survivin are her husband. Ren
S Adnlph of 5alm:' a daufhter. Jo
anne Adolph of Sa'em; and a siter
Mr Kenneth i Betty i Wilson of Salem.
Services will be at I M am Saturday,
at the W T R'ron chapel, the "Rev
Georfe H Swift officiating Interment
City View cemetery.
sh nr.
William Get hard Shade, late resident
f "4 Spruce t . Thursday. December
SM Survivinf are tlie wife. Mrs lone
Shade of Salem: a daughter. Mrv R
S Raker. Philadelphia. Pa . a Hep
dauchter. Mr.- E. R OituM. Salem; a
simter. Mrs. A. S Jewett. Kansas City.
Kai - three e randchildren and two
tep-rardchidren. Services will be
REV. ANN A. RATH DIES
MEDFORD. Dec. 26-.P-Rev
Anna Rath, minister of the First
Church of Medford. who has con
ducted church meetings in Port
land. Salem and Oregon City,
died in a hospital today. She was
nearly 67
ASSEMBLIES SLATED
Frank Bennett, superintendent
of Saifm public schools, will he
guest speaker at an assembly in
McKinley school Thursday, Jan
uary 9 at 9 a m An assembly
will aKo be held at Highland
school Friday. January 10. at 1
p m. with Mr. Waggoner's room
in charge.
WILKS TO APPEAR TODAY
Jrirk Wilks. resident of a local
auto court, charged with obtwin
i ing money under false pretenses,
will appear in Salem justice court
today for his preliminary exam
ination. Wilks is alleged to have
endorsed a check with insufficient
funds.
FOLIOHTS. TIRE TAKEN
Two foelights were stolen from
his car Thursday, Charles Camp
bell. 1550 Wood st.. repotted to
city police. Helen Nile of 605 N.
Capitol st., reported theft of a
tire and wheel from her car
Tuesday.
VALLEY ELECTRIC FILES
S H Ripp. 1630 N Winter5 st ,
filed an assumed business name
certificate with the Marion county
clerk's office Thursday for the
Valley Electric Co The firm will
engage in electrical construction
and repair.
3t SCOI TS TO CAMP
Thirty boys of Rotary boy
scout troop 1 will go on a three
day camping tiip today with
Scoutmaster Howard Higby and
Troop Committee Chairman Ches
ter Luther
CAP TO MEET JAN. 9
The next meeting of the Salem
Civil Air Patrol squadron will be
at 7:30 Thursday night, January
9 C. R Lindstrom. commander
of the local squadron, said last
night.
TIRt. WHEEL STOLEN
A tire and wheel were stolen
fiom his car. parked in front (f
his home at 2390 Laurel st . Tues
day evening. Jack Morrison re
ported to city police.
CAMERA SAID TAKEN
Bob McNiel. 610 N. Commer
cial st.. told city police that u
camera slued at $50 was stolen
from his car Tuesday night, as it
was parked on Portland road.
SI ITCASES RECOVERED
Two suitcases and their con
tents, reported stolen Chritmas
eve. were recovered by the own
er. R. S Lucas. 146 Center st..
according to city police.
Ml'RPHYS HAVE Gl ESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Berger of
Modesto. Calif, are spending the
eH hv exrwrt workmen. McAlvin : holidays w ith Mrs. Bergers par-
Top Shop. 345 N. Church street. I ents. Marion County Judge and
I Mrs. Grant Murphy.
SGT. JONES HOME .
Sgt. Daryl F. Jones, son of Mr. BEAUTY SHOP NAMED
! and Mrs. J. C. Jones, 396 Hoyt , Jennie R. Loveall. 453 State st.,
: st.. arrived in Salem Christmas filed an assumed business name
morning on leave. He will re- certificate with the Marion county
ceive his official discharge Jan- clerks office Thursday for the
uarv 25, ha ing been stationed at Loveall's beauty shop.
Shemya. Alaska, on one of the
Aleutian
i air force.
AWARD GIVEN
For ha ing achieved the great
est leduttion in the frequency of
di-abling accidents during the
pat year, the Union Oil company
has been awarded the National
-Safety Council's certificate of
meiitoiious pei form.mce, the Sa
lem office of the fi'tn whs in
foimed Thursday. One hundred
and sixtyfour oil companies o t
the nation participated in the
satety program.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association. 130 South Li
berty street.
BREWERY TO BI'ILD
A permit to build a $.SOOi
boiler ro m at 268 S. Commercial
st was issued the Sick's Brewery
Co yeslerdi-iy by the city engi
neer's office. Repairs and altera
tions to cost jff'O or ies were au
thorized for Aithur Keen, at 190
S Liberty st ; Rose Whit lock. 1149
Union st . and Mrs. D. X. Beach
ler. 1616 Court st.
Dance Sat night. Silverton
ory Wodry's orchestra.
Esch. guest vocalist.
iirm-Vern
HEALTH STl DIO OPENS
The Scientific Health Studio.
543 N Church st. formerly the
McAlvin Hea House, will hold
a grand opening Saturday. De
cember 28. under the new owner
Mrs. Edna Haaland who is a grad
uate of the College of Swedish
Massage in Chicago and of the
Reynolds school in Portland.
Furniture upholstered and repair-
islands, with the 11th
For stove and automatic burner
oil Ph. 24169. The Truax Oil Co .
205 Columbia.
DISMISSED BY DEACONESS
Mrs. Jerome Weigel. Brooks,
and Mrs. Harold Schott. Sublim
ity, were dismissed, w ith their
infant daughters. from Salem!
Deaconess hospital Thursday.
HAMPSHIRE BREEDERS MEET MISSED BY FAIRVIEW
Oregon Hampshire Breeders ' Donald McCauley, 16. is missing
association will conduct their an-, from Fairview home, authorities
j nual meeting this afternoon at j there reported Thursday to Sa
the chamber of commerce rooms ' lem police.
beginning at 1:30. Election of of
ficers and discussion of plans for
the coming yer will take place.
Births
TREATED AT STORE
First aid men removed a splin
ter from under the thumb nail of
Heather Bowers, 550 N. Church st.
in a downtown store Thursday.
MOTHER LEAVES HOSPITAL
Mrs. Aidon H. Sot kwell. route t
8, Salem, was dismissed Thurs-j
tl'i, ufiLr" , ShBTirk ocl- Thursday. December 28, at j day from Salem General hos-
ijmWnT " - - - - SaJera . General ixxprtal. 1 piUl with. Xs uw.
BARTON To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Barton, route 1. Salem, i
ing date of which falls on Jan
uary 1, has been postponed until
January 8. Nettie Hatteberg, elect
ed to the presidency in Decem-
j ber, takes over in January.
' Immanuel Ladies Aid will hold
a basket lunch meeting Thursday,
January 2, at the church social
rooms.
Trinity Dorcas society will meet
Friday, January 3 at 8 p.m. at the
home of Mrs. Louis Hall.
Th Statesman, Salem. Oroqon, Friday. December 27. 1946 5
Trinity, Immanuel and Calvary
churches have all announced
watch parties for New Year's Eve
each party to start at 9 p.m.
Expectation of life at birth for
Americans rose from slightly
more than 46 years in 1911 to 65
years in 1945. '
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AFTER CHRISTMAS
2-Way Stretch and Control Garments for All Figure Types
Pantie or Step-in Style
Reg. 3.59
Wonderful two-way stretch that Is
lightweight and comfortable. Self
edge hem. Nude. Small, medium and
large.
Full Figure Pantie Girdle
98
Reg. 5.98
2-Way Stretch Elastic
Reg. 3.49
Special crisscross tummy control fea
ture, cotton and rayon elastic. Parity
or girdle styles. Nude. Sizes 23 to 30.
Reg. 1.98 ECONOMICAL GARTER GIRDLE . . .
Rayon and cotton brocade. a QJ
Sizes 25 to 36 I .33
In98
Boned front rayon satin. Lovely qual
ity at a saving. Fine for full figures.
Zipper opening. Sizes from 26 to 36.
Quality Charmode All-in-One
Reg. 7.98
For u fashion-right silhouette. Shim
mering rayon and cotton satin with
batiste clastic sides. Sizes 34 to 42.
COLORED SATIN LASTEX! Reg. 4.98 Q QQ
Blue, black, white, nude. Youthful sizes WiwO
1.98
Reg. 3.98 ALL SATIN LASTEX PANTIE.
Small, medium, large, extra large
Reg. 5.98 RAYON BROCADE GIRDLE. 3a98
Zipper closing. 14" or 16" lengths ; -
RAYON SATIN GIRDLE! Reg. 4.98
Talon zip closing. 26 to 34
Reg. 4.98 ALL-IN-ONE
Excellent style. Sizes 32 to 38
2.98
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