IM WAREHOUSE SEEN
The Walton - Brown company
was granted permission by the
city engineer's office Saturday to
erect a warehouse at 2230 Simp
son St., to cost $9,000. Other per
mits granted Saturday and Mon- 1
day were to the Reinholdt and
Lewis company to erect a $2300
storage shed at 560 S. 21st st.;
Walter Scheffe, to alter house at
457 University st., 100; C. L.
McCaleb, to erect garage and
dwelling at 1955 Cross st.. $4,000;
W. R. Willis, to alter dwelling
at 1640 Roosevelt St., $200; H. E.
Pade and C. B. Keen, to erect
house at 355 S. 19th st.. $7,800;
Max Gehlhar. to alter store at
248 N. Comercial St.. $1,000; J J.
Hauck. to erect dwelling and gar
age at 2537 S. Summer st . $4,000;
Earl Mason, to erect dwelling and
garage at 2205 Broadway st..
$3,800. and S. A. McMickle. to
erect sign shop at 3085 Silverton
rd., $1,800.
A Salem Lodge No. 4. A F X:
fjtVA.M. will open at Rigdon
Mortuary Jan. 14 at 3 15 to
conduct the funeral of Bro. K. J
Banlig.
MISSING Hl'SBAND SOUGHT
Mrs. Pat Cline. Foster, Oregon,
reported to Salem police yester
day that her husband, age 58. i
had been missing from his home !
In Foster since lat Saturday and 1
that she thought he might be in
this vicinity. Anyone knowing his
whereabouts should contact the i
city police station, police advised.
How long does it take you to wa
ter your lawn? We can water ,
for you in just a minute and a
half of your time. Stop in and
see this tried and tested automatic
controller evenings. 734 N High
or call 21619. Free estimates glad
ly given.
WINDOW CUTS HAND
Maxine Little, 415 Pine st., was
treated yesterday by the Salem
first aid car for hand lacerations
received when she accidentally
stuck her hand through a window j
glass. j
Contact Mathis Bros. Roofing Co. I
164 S. Commercial for your roof
ing needs. No job too large or tool
small. Free estimates. Ph. 4642.
(DDDDlansQirnes
BAl I 1G
At the residence. 94 North Cottage
Street. January 10. Robert J. Baulig. at
tt age of 85 years. Husband of Lizzie
M Baulig of Salem: father of Lila M
Lavell of Walhalla. N D grandfather
cf Clair Lavell of Buffalo. Minn . and
Helen Teturalt of Larimore. N D ; great
grandfather of Joan Teturalt of Wal
nalla. N D . and Sandra and Jehon La
vell of Buffalo. Minn ; brother of Mr
KaUe Phillippi of Vancouver. B C ; and
uncle of Harold F. Philippi of Salem.
Clarence J Baulig of Aberdeen. Wash.,
and Harold A. Baulig of Longview.
Wash. Member of the Masonic lodge
and the Modern Woodmen Services
will be held at the W. T. Rigdoachapel
Tuesday. January 14. at 3 30 p m. with
concluding services at Belcrest Me
morial park Rev. P. W. Erikfon and
Rev G. G Rauser will officiate. Rit
ualistic services will be held by Salem
lodge No 4. A. T. Be A. it.
MrfABB
Robert Jimn McCib. January 10
Late resident of 649 N. Cottage st
Husband of Barbara McCabe, Salem.
Funeral to be held Tuesday. January
14, at 1:30 p. m. at the W. T Rigdnn
chapel, with Bishop Don Wall offi
ciating. Shipment of body will be made
to Logan. Utah, for interment.
WISE
Loren W. Wise, late resident of 16S
W. Le telle it . in Portland, January
10 Survivor are the widow. Eva May
Wise, Salem; sons. Loren A. of Port
land, and George A. of Salem: motMer.
Mrs. Lortnj Burnett. Portland, and
sisters. Mrs. Florence Emmert. Tracv.
Calif . Mrs. Frances Matthew. Seattle,
and four grandchildren. Services will
jf be held Tuesday. January 14. at 10.30
" a m . at the Clough-Barrick chapel,
with Dr Chester Hamnlin officiating.
Interment at Lincoln Memorial park,
Portland.
JOHNSTON
Minnie E. Johnston, at the residence.
AS Hood st . Saturday. January 11. at
the age of 72 years Survived by her
husband. Rev. W. J. Johnston of Sa-
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to neigh- :
bors and friends for beautiful
floral offerings, sympathy and j
kindness extended us during the
illness and death of our beloved
father, late Geo. Libby Pack.
MRS. DAVID HAMPTON
MRS. EDWARD DAVEE
ALBERT PACK 1
FRANK PACK '
(I ffiVsM
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The cesf ef fwnerels is frequently mmtndtntd. Te f rr
trve picture el the foctt, ws sjwots naures freea
recent stvfy by Netienal Selected Merticicwts, cevsrmej
104,179 funerals conducted by members in ffce United
fteeet. We ere prewd te be member ef mis freest.
Fenere! services wnder $200 2.2
FwnereJ services $200- $350 34.2
FvnereJ service. $351 - $400 30.7
FwnereJ services $601 $1000 11
ervicei ever $1,000 1.1 H
Clongh-Barrick Co.
Salem. Ore.
rbeae flJf - 2t$ 8. Cbarch
DEACONESS MOTHERS GO
Salem Deaconess hospital Sun
day released Mrs. Leonard Peters,
route 1, Salem, and Mrs. Ralph
Wilson, route 4. Salem, with their
baby daughters, and Mrs. John
Kinman, Oretown. with her in
fant son. Monday the hospital re
leased Mrs. Harrison Munger, 671
N. Capitol st., and Mrs. Henry
Morehead, route 1. Salem, with
their infant daughters, and Mrs.
Thomas Sturgeon, 355 Taylor St.,
with her baby son. I
Wes Goodrich is now associated
with Sullivan Realty, Inc.
FIRES EXTINGUISHED
City firemen extinguished a
chimney fire at 2505 S. Commer
cial st.. yesterday afternoon, re
porting no damage involved. Fire
men also answered a call to
Mickey's Sandwich shop, 479
Court St., early yesterday morn
ing to extinguish a grease lire
which started in the stove and
' sent smoke and flame into the
ventilating system.
Midway knitted shorts for men,
shirts to match 95c per garment
Alex Jones. 121 North High St.
COTTAGE CUT BY TIMBER
Joe Cottage, an employee of
the Western Paper Converting
company, was rendered first aid
for leg lacerations yesterday
morning by the Salem first aid
car. He was hit on the leg by
a falling timber while working
at the plant and later taken to
the Salem Deaconess hospital for
treatment.
Water heating problems are our
specialty. Immediate delivery on
automatic gas or electric water
heaters. Judson's Plumbing &
Heating. 279 N. Com 1 . Salem.
DR. STRAND SPEAKER
Dr A L Strrnd. president of
Oregon State college, will speak
at Kiwanis club today on "Recent
Scientific Developments and Their
Effect on Progress."
Radio Service. Bill Marr, Free
Pickup deliery. Phone 24728.
Concrete building tile. Boock
Building Block Co., S. River Rd
Ph. 5968.
. lm. and a sister. Mrs. Henry Jaquet
I of Silverton Member of the Frte
i Methodixt church of Salem StrMce
I will be held from the Howeil-Edwards
' chapel Wednesday. January 15. at 1 30
p m with Kev j it Stewart ana
Rev R T Fine officiating. Interment
in Belcrest Memorial park.
KNl'TSON
i Mrs Inda Knutson. late resident of
; 1208 Court st.. at a local hospital. Sun
! day. January 12. at the ait' of 76
years. Survived by four children, Ben
I jamin Knutson of Mitchell. S. D . Mel
j vin Knutson of Tucson. Ariz.. Oscar
Knutson and Martin Knutson. both
I of Spearfish. S. D ; four sisters, Mrs
I Martha Wirtdedahl of Salem. Mr-v
j Jennie E Strand of Salem. Mrs. Julia
Syverson of Huron. S. D . and Mrs
; Mathilda Hauian of Strool. S. D : and
i two grandchildren Funeral services
will be held from Howell-Edwards
: chapel Tuesday. January 14. at 2 p.
m. with Rev M. A. Getzendaner of
ficiating. Shipment will be made to
Artesian. S D , for concluding services
' and Interment.
i DENTON
S Mrs. Walter Denton, late resident of
10SS Court st . at a local hospital.
! Monday. January 13 Sister of Mrs
t Alice Meyers and Dr. R. E. 1 .ea
sterner, both of Salem. Services will
I be held Tuesday. January 14. at 2 p.
' m. at the Clough-Barrick chapel Cas
! ket open to friends till 1 p m. Tues
day, committal will be private.
(CHl'ITT
Miss Ftta S. Schuett. late resident of
147 North Commercial st . at a local
hospital. January 12 Survived by two
sisters. Mrs. E. E. May and Mrs. Mary
Johnston, both of Salem; a nephew.
William May of Salem, a niece. Donna
Mae Schuett of Salem, and two sisters-in-law.
Mrs George Schuett of Salem
I and Mrs R F. Schuett of Portland.
! Services will be held Wednesday. Jan
! uary 15. at 1 30 p m at the Clough
j Barrick chapel with Rev Chester
Hamblin officiating. Interment in the
! City View cemetery.
BARTOSZ
At the residence. 4S0 South Cottage
st . Januaiy 12. Joseph A Bartos. at j
the age of 79 years. Father of Mrs
Monica Wesolowski. Joseph J. Bar- '
tosz and Lawrence Bartosz. all of 5a- i
lem, Edmond Bartosz of Turner and
Mrs. Gertrude Domogalla of Seattle .
Also survived by 19 grandchildren and
five great grandchildren. Recitation
of rosary at W T. Rigdon chapel. :
Wednesday. January 15. at 8 p m.
Service will be held Thursday. Jan-1
uarv 16. at 9 30 a m at St. Joseph's
Catholic chuich. Interment St. Bar-'
bara's cemetery. ,
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V
TRUEAX FINED ON COUNT
William Herman True ax, 623
S. 20th it was charged Saturday
by city police with driving while
being under the Influence of liq
uor. He was fined $100 in muni
cipal court, a 30 day sentence
was suspended and his driver's
license was suspended for one
year. Police reported his car was
weaving while going north on
Commercial street and was final
ly stopped at State and Liberty
streets Saturday night.
NohlgTen s restaurant now open
all night '
j INSURANCE FIRM FILES
Abrams and Skinner is the new
name of the former Abrams and
Ellis insurance and real estate
firm, it was stated in supplemen-
, tary articles of incorporation filed
with the county clerk's office yes
terday. The change was made aft- I
er a unanimous vote Thursday of j
the board of directors, consisting j
of Carle Abrams. Guy H Smith,
Gordon L. Skinner, Elizabeth A. i
Skinner and Robert C. Abrams. j
Do you have enough Fire Insur-1
ante on ycur home'.' Insure before i
it burns at Burt Picha Insurance J
Auency. 337 X. High Street, Ph. '
' 3210. Dependable Insurance.
GRANGE PLANS MEET I
Officers for 1947 will be in-i
stalled at the regular meeting of
the Red Hills grange tonight at
8 p m. at the Liberty giange hall.
Several members of Robert's
grange on the South River road
will be guests and will receive
third and fouith degree obliga
tions. A lunch will be served be
fore the meeting. j
A Ainswurth Lodge, No. 201.
fCw stated meeting, 7.30 Tues.
Jan. 14. This will be a
district meeting. Please attend
GO HOME FROM GENERAL
Discharged from the Salem
General hospital with their infant
bys Sunday were Mrs. Harvey
Miller. 1740 Berry st . and Mrs
E L. DuMond. 2586 Lee st , and
Mrs Byron Scott. Tangent, with
her baby daughter. Mrs John T.
Howsor. 336 Onk st . was dismiss
ed Monday with her babv daugh
ter. Discharge service lapel buttons
now available at Brown's Jewel
ers and Opticians. Bring dis
charge certificates.
REPORTS CAR STOLEN
John Curtis, 770 S. Commercial
; st . reported to police Sunday that
nis car. a two door brown Chev-
rolet sedan, was taken from in
front of his home sometime Sat-
; tarda y night. The car was report
ed missing at 6 35 a m . Sun-Jay
and had not been recovered late
Mondav.
Air-Steamhip tickets anywhere.
Kugel. 7694. 735 N. Capital St.
PEMBERTON PROMOTED
Leon W. Pemberton. 18, son of
Mrs. Lois Hopkins of Lebanon,
has been promoted to seaman,
first class, aboard the destroyer
USS Mansfield, according to word
from the navy yejterday. Pember
ton entered the navy in October,
1945.
Decorating, 1947 wall papers avail
able. 1249 S. Com I. Ph. 7614.
CALLS SPECIAL DAV MEET
Commander Charles Peterson
yesterday called a special meeting
of the Salem Disabled American
Veterans for 7:30 p m. Thursday.
He announced that new members
will be voted on and that a social
program including pinochle will
follow at 8 p m. j
Wedding pictures taken at the
church 520 State. Ph. 5722.
STEVENS ROTARY SPEAKER i
Chandler Stevens, supervisor of
the occupational testing for the
Oregon employment service, will
speak on "The Magic of Your Ap
titudes" at Rotary club Wednes
day noon. Silas Gaiser arranged
for the speaker.
Reduce the health way at the new
Scientific Health Studio. 543 N.
Church. Ph. 6253.
HOP GROWERS FETED
More than 200 hop growers
from various parts of Oregon
were entertained with a stag party
and buffet lunch in the Marion
hotel Saturday afternoon by Wil
liams & Hart, hop firm with of
fices here and in Portland.
Bull Service By
Artificial Insemination
SIRES from the bejt of blood lines. Reason
able fee?. (No membership fee, or dues required)-
All work personally supervised by
Licensed Veterinarians.
SALEI! ARTIFICIAL IIISEIIINATI0II
STATION
Phono 6585
When Buying Fire Insurance
SAFETY, year first consideration.
SERVICE, year second.
COST, year third.
General America (Stock) Company thru Hiffins Office offers
all three, with a 15 savinr ea preferred risks.
chuck m . CHUT
. pi n .-yrtrnn inly:
INSURANCE
'Oregon s Largest
Salem and
129 N. Commercial -
BOYS CAMP IN SNOW
Fifty scouts and scouters of Sa
lem troop 3 (Highland school)
bicycled to Camp Dole Sunday to
join 22 scouts of Liberty troop
18 and Salem Heights troop 19
in cooking over a camp fire and
later, in a snowball fight. The
boys of troop 18 and 19 had camp
ed there overnight.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 130 South Li
berty street.
WOODBURN CLEANERS FILE
Harry Johnson filed an assumed
business name certificate with the
Marion county clerk's office Mon
day for Moderne Cleaners, which
he operates at 1001 Young st..
Wood burn, which is also listed as
his residence.
Masterwoods Cabinet Shop, 164 S.
Com'k Phone 5596.
DALLAS SAILOR ON BEXAR
Jess T. Yaley, F, 2c, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John Yaley of Dallas,
recently served aboard the USS
Bexar in joint army-navy train
ing exercises off southern Cali
fornia, according to a navy press
release yesterday.
Lutz Flower Shoppe, 1276 N. Lib
erty. Phone 9592.
EIGHT TO EAGLE REVIEW
Eight boys will be presented be
fore the eagle board of review, of
which Supreme Court Justice Ar
thur Hay is chairman, Wednesday
night in Justice Hay's office, to
take the final test before attain
ing eagle scout rank.
Mrs. Loveall. now manager of
Lovealls Beeuty shop. Specializes
in hair cutting and permanent
waving. Open 8 a.m. For appoint
ment call 7870.
BELT TO SPEAK TO SCOUTS
State Supreme Court Justice
Harry Belt will be the speaker at
the Polk district annual Boy Scout
meeting at 7 o'clock Friday night
in the chamber of commerce
rooms at Dallas.
New location Cronise Studio. 439
Court St.. over Smith Baking Co.
MURPHY ATTENDS FUNERAL
County Judge Grant Murphy
Monday attended the funeral of
his brother-in-law. Everett Gard
ner, mayor of Stayton who- died
Friday.
Furniture upholstered and repair
ed by expert workmen. McAlvin
Top Shop. 545 N. Church street
m
RiffllS
JENKS To Mr. and Mrs. E.ul
Jer.ks, 2315 Hazel eve., a on.
Sunday. January 12, at Salem
Deaconess hospital.
BLACK WELL To Mr and
Mrs. Roy Blackwell. route 3. Sn
lem. a son. Sunday. January 12.
at Salem Deaconess hospital.
FEARHELLER To Mr. and
Mrs. William Fearheller. route 1.
Lyons, a son, Mondav. January
13. at Salem Deaconess hospital.
McKILLIP To Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne McKillip, route 2, Salem,
a daughter. Monday, January 13,
at Salem Deaconess hospital.
BEARD To Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Beard. 2190 Broadway
St., a daughter. Monday, January
13. at Salem Deaconess hospital.
DORAN To Mr and Mrs
George Doran, route 3. Silem, a
daughter, Monday January 13, at
Salem Deaconess hospital.
HOPPER To Mr. and Mis
Raymond Hopper, route 1, Wood
burn, a daughter, Monday, Jan
uary 13, at Salem Deaconess hos
pital. JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs
Robert Johnson. Detroit, a son.
Sunday, January 12, at Salem
General hospital.
HIBDON To Mr. and Mrs.
Hibdon. Jefferson, a son. Sunday.
January 12, at Salem General
hospital.
EARLEY To Mr. and Mrs.
George E. Earley. 1812 Cross st.,
a daughter, Monday, January 13,
at Salem General hospital.
RAMSEYER To Mr. and Mrs.
David Ramseyer. jr.. route 5. Sa
lem, a son. Monday, January 13.
at Salem General hospital.
ALDERMAN To Mr. and
Mrs. Emery Alderman, route 3.
Salem, a 'son. Monday. Januaiy
13. at Salem General hospital
SELANDER To Mr. and Mrs
Neil O. Selander, 467 N. 18th st..
a son, Monday. January 13, at
Salem General hospital.
Upstate Agency'
Coos Bay
Salem - Dial 9119
Health Clinics
Considered at
PTA Session
SWEGLE A special meeting of
Swegle PTA was called by the
president, Mrs. George Standley,
for last Thursday afternoon at 5
o'clock in the intermediate grade
room at the schoolhouse.
For several months health
chairmen of the different east Sa
lem school districts have wished
that something definite might be
done about pre-school clinics, as
several of the districts have had
no pre-school round-ups this year,
for it is impossible for county
health nurses to hold them in each
district with their limited staff of
nurses.
By vote of the health leaders
present the county health depart
ment will be asked to set two
definite dates, one in early April
and another in early October.
These clinics would not be for full
schoolroom examinations, but for
children not yet in school and
each teacher would send any spe
cial cases she may have in her
classes for examination at this
time. As Swegle school is central
ly located and has room for the
examinations without interferring
with class work, it was planned
to hold the clinics at Swegle
school.
Each representative there will
present the project to the assist
ing agencies in her home district,
and they would be asked to ar
range for the transportation of
children on the two considered
dates.
Representing Middle Grove was
Mrs. J. F. Wiikoff. Fruitland, Mrs.
Standley Fagg; Rickey, Mrs. Fred
Schresengost; Auburn. Mrs. Roy
Krasch. and Swegle. Mrs. Clinton
Kennedy. Other Swegle members
present were Mrs. Earl Tucker.
Mrs. Albert Gilman, Mrs. Boyd
Wilkinson, Mrs. George Quinn.
Mrs C. A. Salter. Mrs. Earl Huck
stepp. Mrs Clifford Yost. Mrs.
William Hartley, the four teachers
and the president.
Gguntv Gets
Oil, Gas Bills
Bids for oil and gasoline for
1947 weie received by the county
court yesterday, but awarding of
contracts is not bnticipated until
next week, the court announced
I Standard Oil company's bid of
13 9 cents per gallon for 50.000
gallons of gasoline was the low
est received Richfield was award
ed the contract last year with a
low bid of 13.1 cents per gallon.
Their bid this year was 14.01.
Four companies bidding .905
cents per gallon for riiesel oil are
Shell. Associated. Union and Stan
dard. Shell and Standard placed
bids of 14.75 cents per gallon, for
kerosene.
Basil O'Connor Slated
To Open 'Dimes' Drive
Basil O'Connor, president of the
national foundation for infantile
paralysis, will launch officially the
1947 March of Dimes campaign
today when he will be heard over
the Columbia broadcasting sys
tem from 1:45 to 2 p.m., PST,
speaking from Hollywood.
TO OPEN COFFEE CI P
Oscar T. and Mary A. Egeland
filed an assumed business name
certificate with the county clerk's
office Monday for The Coffee Cup,
a restaurant which they plan to
locate at 429 N. Church st., the
address of their residence.
Nohlgren's restaurant now open
all night.
MISSING FROM CHEMAWA
Floyd Mack, nine years old.
described as being "small for his (
age, was reported missing from
Chemawa Indian school since 8
p m. Sunday, by city police yes
terday.
River silt, top soil and fill dirt. !
Com'l Sand & Gravel. Ph. 21966. '
JAYCEBS TO HEAR CORBETT j
Scott F. Corbett, jr., repjresen- I
tative of the Nelson's Equipment 1
Co.. will show a movie on the "fog
machine'' used in fire-fighting at
the Junior Chamber of Commerce
luncheon todav. i
Make sure your eon or daughter don't de
velop an inferiority complex from being a
wall flower at ehool dances & other social
functions. Every boy & girl yearns for pop
ularity .... and good dancers are always
popular. Enroll your son or daughter in one
of our classes in Ballroom dancing.
Tap Classes Start January 18
Oregon Institute of Dancing
Phono 1128
Pedee Livestock' Club
Lists Three Sections
PEDEE A 4-H livestock club
has been organized under the
leadership of Richard Birchell.
Members carrying the fat lamb
project are: Jack Blankenbaker,
Russell Wells, Dennis Clark, Lar
ry Zuzer, Marlene Condrons; rab
bit project, Ronnie Boillot and
Nancy Trueax; beef project, Jim
mie Johnson, Helen Birchell, Alma
Birchell.
Officers elected are: Jack Blank
enbaker, president; Russell Wells,
vice president; Helen Birchell,
secretary; Jimmie Johnson, ser-geant-at-arms.
Members make
educational reports on various
phases of agriculture at meetings.
TOWN SEND MEETING
Townsend Victory club no. 17
will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in
the home of Hubert Morgan, 1698
Bellevue st.
Public Records
CIRCUIT COl'RT
Laura Byram vs. Fred H. By
ram, jr.: Order for publication
filed.
Milton F. Miller vs. Eva R. Mil
ler: Complaint for divorce filed.
Cerila Asper vs. G. W. Asper:
Motion to strike filed.
Elizabeth Templeton Ford vs
Bert T. Ford, and Pioneer Trust
company. Order dismissing cause.
PROBATE COURT
Charlotte Schulenburg estate:
Affidavit of publication. Approv
al of final account and report or
dered. Ellen Edes Meyers estate: No
tice of fintl hearing filed.
William Daniel Billips estate:
Affidavit of publication filed.
Ole Satern estate: Affidavit of
publication filed.
Ruth Valentine Gentry estate:
Final order issued.
Fred W. Rieck estate: Order ap
pointing Carl T. Pope executor
and Walter Kirk. Ieo Childs and
Roy Follis appraisers.
John H. Porttr estate: Final ac
count filed.
William F. Shipp estate: Clif
ford B. Bentson appointed admin
istrator and H. V. C'ompton. Rich
ard F. Hauge and K. E. Wenger
appointed appraisers.
Henry H. Kloepping estate: Or
der for partial distribution.
JUSTICE COURT
Russell Henry, jr.. 18, Dallas,
pleaded guilty to charge of writ
ing check with insufficient funds:
$100 fine suspended upon pay
ment of check, placed on proba
tion for tine year.
Glen Louis Cluster. Eugene, de
ficient clearance ' lights, fined $5
and costs.
Doney Gearey. charged with
possession of alcoholic liquor.
Continued for plea until Janu
ary 14.
Eldon Mulcrome, charged with
disorderly conduct: pleaded not
guilty, trial set for January 16.
MUNICIPAL COl'RT
Valfred G. Mauck, 631 Breys
INCOME TAX
RETURNS
Besiness Farm Corporate
Let Me Prepare Years!
ELMER M. AMUNDSON
Ph. 5$ 11 Fer Appointment
Hear
Rev. Herman Bohl
(from Christian Missionary
Alliance Cherch) In
"Fishtlns Faith- Campaign
Tonight - January 14
at 7:3 P.M.
THE SALVATION ARMY
HALL
241 State Street
Special Music
mm
ffarffEfl
(fit?
155 S. Liberty Street, Salem, Ore.
Saturday 10:00 JLM. to P.M.
Tho Statesman. Salem, Orogon,
ve., excessive speed through an
intersection, fined $7.50.
William Truax, 625 S. 20th st,
charged with driving while Intox
icated; fined $100, 30-day sen
tence suspended, driver's license
suspended for one year.
Clair Eldon Priem, 170 S. 25th
st., violation of basic rule, posted
$7.50 bail.
David M. Hyberg, 1711 Crocs
st, failed to stop at intersection,
fined $5.
Dorothy Demers, Salem airport,
failure to stop at intersection,
posted $2.50 bail.
Robert H. Helstrom. route 4.
Salem, violation anti-noise law,
instructed to have muffler fixed
and have it checked by police.
William J. Franssen. Portland,
violation of basic rule, posted
; $7.50 bail.
I Jacob Maddox, 1563 Court St..
violation of basic rule, posted
$7.50 bail.
Dean H. Connaway, Portland,
violation of basic rule, posted
$7.50 bail.
MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS
Clancy E. Bartlett. 47. mechan
ic, Valsetz, and Bernadyne M.
Peters, 27. typist, Salem.
H?rry C. Stanley, jr., 30. oper
ator, and Frances Hoyt, 19, key
punch operator, both of Salem.
Donald R. Payne, 39, mechanic,
and Emily M. Jensen, 35, clerk,
both of Independence.
Raymond Wilson, 29, painter.
WILLAMETTE TILE CO.
ART TILE for fireplaces, drain
boards, store fronts, bathrooms,
showers, shower doors.
Free Estimate
"Ed" Bush
Ph. 2-4836 1S95 N. Winter
But fortunately we
for Homes - Stores - Offices and Shop
High air volume delivery fan to circulate heat and pro
vide summer cooling for 3 to 6 rooms.
Hot Boy burner produces a clear blue flame and In
tense heat resulting In fuel saving.
Wire mesh air filters filters dirt and dust
Term Available
See these year around Air-conditioned Units now at
Ralph Johnson Appliances
VALLEY MOTOR BUILDING
Liberty & Center Streets
Phonet 4038
Used
AIID
16-600,
each
1 6-650,
each
16-700,
each
7.95
9.95
10.95
7.95
17-550,
each
Acme Auto &
145 Center t.. Salem
At Foot of Undue
Take advantage of
introductory rates
14 Hours of Instruc
tion for only
Dorit Put It Off! Come in Today I
Neiv Classes Starting January 22
Private Lessons Available Anytime
Tuesday. January 14. 1947 5
and Gladys Swanger, 28, cook,
both of Salem.
Clarence N. Skang, 37, paper
mill worker, and Vivian Bern ice
Fryer, 29, secretary, both of Sa
lem. Th diamonds of your
present old fashioned
Jewelry are reset in mod
ern, exquisite desian in
'your presence while you
wait
TP-t
Just received a few
Gas Console Typ
Space Heaters
Tires
RECAPS
18- 550,
each
19- 475,
each
8.95
195 a 6.95
21-450, a nr
each
9.95
10.95
20-600,
each
15-700,
each
Truck Wreckers
our special low
now in effect
Open 12x00 to 10 ?M.
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