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CITATIONS PEEMANtN'T
Lt. (jg) Willis H. Dunagan.
USN, husband of Mrs. Helen .
Dunagan of Silverton. has re
ceived the permanent citations for
his Air Medal and the Gold Stars
ii lieu of his Second and Third
Air Medals from Secretary of the
Navy James Forrestal, for the
president, a navy release revealed
Thursday. Lt. Dunagan, current
ly serving in bombing fighting
squadron 98 with the Pacific
fleet, earned the awards taking
part in aerial action against the
Japanese forces in the vicinity of
the Nansei Shoto islands.
Sons of Norway is serving a
benefit dinner of Norwegian
Lutefisk and Swedish meat balls
with Scandinavian trimmings,
VFW hall, 5:30 to 8:00, January
28. The Lodge will use the pro
ceeds to help bring to Salem Nor
wegian singers and other talent
from Norway. Get tickets at Jes
ten Miller's Studio or phone, 9571
for reservations.
Normandy Manor will remain
open every night during legisla
tive sessions, serving our usual
high standard of food. Starting
Thursday, January 23. lunch will
be served for legislative ladies
from 12-2-30 on Thurs only.
PHILLIPS EXTRADITED
Ray Phillips, recently arrested
by Wyoming authorities, is on his
way to prison in Missouri, ac
cording to Sheriff Denver Young
Saturday. Phillips is wanted here!
on cnarges of obtaining property
under false pretenses, but was
extradited to Missouri by Wyo
ming police who then informed
Young of the action.
AIMY TALKS FOS POLIO
The entire staff of the Salem
Army recruitine office closed ! and
their doors at the post office camp will be shown for the first
KAGGEKS TO MEET
The Camp Silver creek Raggers,
YMCA camping group, will hold
a planning meet Tuesday night
at the "Y" to make plans for the
camp reunion at Silver Creek
falls to be held February 7, 8
9. Movies of last summer's
building Saturday afternoon and
began "recruiting' for dimes at
the March of Dimes booth in the
100 block on North Liberty st.
Broadcasters SSet. Claude B.
Lent MSet. P. E. Lavden. M
Sgt. I. Beckmeyer and MSgt lorn camp attendance
Maey reported last night that
"their day" had been very good
and that they hope to break the
record of $241.25 collected at the
booth on January 16.
time at the meeting and refresh
ments will be served following.
President of the Raggers is Bob
Seamster and secretary Is Phil
Ringle. Eligibility to the group
is through leadership ability and
Income tax returns prepared. Ph.
21310.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capital St
DR. OLIVER RETURNS
Returning by train Saturday
from Cleveland, Ohio, where he
attended a mission council of the
Congregational church. Dr. Egbert
S. Oliver, professor of English at
Willamette university, brought
back proofs on the volume of
Herman Melville's "Piazza Tales."
which he has edited and which
will be published in April.
Unity, Divine Science, Science i
Mind publications. Salem Truth
Center, 262 N. Cottage. Open 5 i
days, 1 to 4. i
We have shocks for all late cars, '
inc. rebuilt knee action for '34 to;
'38 Chev. Salem Brake & Wheel !
Aligning Service, 241 Center. Ph.!
4710. ;
River silt, top- soil and fill dirt
Com'l Sand & GraveL Ph. 21966.
VETS BENEFITS CONTINUE
Veteran's benefits under the
GI bill and veterans' rehabilita
tion will terminate with official
termination oi tne war and are
Pruning, spraying, qualified not affected by President Tru
pruners. most modern spray man's recent proclamation end
equip. Philip W. Beilke, 21208. ing hostilities, James Harris, VA
contact representative for this
area, states. The VA duties and
wartime pension rates will con-
Lot for sale, just off Fairview
ave. Water, gas and electricity
available. On bus line, high for
drainage and view. Just outside
city limits, near S. Com'l st.
Bldg. restrictions. Ph. 7896.
ACCIDENTS REPORTED
City police covered two colli
sions yesterday involving cars
driven by Ira Ishimuel Ellis, 150
Williams ave., and Earl Sharp,
1170 N. 16th st., at North Com
mercial and Center streets, and
cars driven by Rex Putnam, 270
N. 21st St.. and Lloyd A. How
ard, route 2, Salem, at 13th and
' Chemeketa streets. Police report
ed slight damages to all four cars.
How long does it take you to wa
ter your lawn? We can water it
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. HigTi
or call 21619. Free estimates glad
ly given. C. S. Whitcomb.
Learn hosiery mending. Be inde-
ROTART SPEAKERS
Dr. Frank Monk, professor of
political science at Reed college,
will address Salem Rotary club
Wednesday on "East and West
Do Meet in Central Europe.- Na
tive of Czecho-Slovakia, Dr.
Monk has traveled in Europe as
director of training for UNRRA
staff. Charles A. Sprague, who
will introdjce the Salem club
speaker; will be Silverton Rotary
club speaker Monday. His sub
ject will be -Problems of the
State Legislature.'
Try your next permanent at 471
Court. Ph. 5033.
2500 Watt Wesix Thermostatic
controlled wall heaters, limited
number available. Appliance Dept.,
R. L. Elfstrom Co.
CHEMEKET AN S HIKE
A group of ten Chetneketans,
Salem hiking group, led by Harry
Crontee, are scheduled to leave
at 8:30 this morning on a 75-mile
trip to Doran peak, located in the
coast range about 15 miles north
west of Dallas. Hiking distance is
about eight miles, according to
Robert Keudell, Chemeketan hik- j
ing cnairman. Keudell also an
nounced scheduled for Sunday,
February 2, to Big Lake, a nine-
mile ro
summit.
Magic Chef and Western Holly
Gas Ranges, also combination !
wood and gas ranges, automatic
gas water heaters. Immediate de- j
livery on some models. R. L. j
Elfstrom Co. i
Discharge service lapel buttons
now available at Brown's Jewel
ers and Opticians. Bring dis-
HUDSON SEDAN TAKEN
David M. Smith. 2605 Maple
ave., reported to city police Sat
urday morning that a 1941 Hud
son light green sedan, license No.
302-606, belonging to F. R. Thom
as, was taken some time Friday
night from the rear of the Smith
home.
Ray M. Waltz. M.D., 195 W.
perior. Ph. 6519.
Su-
Reduce the health way at the new
Scientific Health Studio. 543 N.
Cburch. Ph. 6253.
SILVERTON FIRM FILES
"Edlund Appliances" is the as
sumed business name filed with
the Marion county clerk yester
day by Oscar C. and Elizabeth D.
Edlund, for a home appliance
firm at Silverton.
Lutz Flower Shoppe, 1276 N. Lib
erty. Phone 9592.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Sayings Association. 130 South Li
berty street
LARCENY FROM AUTO
Lawrence Marcotte, 336 Oak st.,
J reported to city police Saturday
i morning that a spare tire and
wheel were taken from his car
1 1 parked Friday night in front of
his home.
Permanent resident wishes to
lease 1 or 2 -bed room modern
house. Must have automatic heat.
Fairmont district preferred. Ex
cellent references. Call 9101.
FIRST AID TAUGHT
First aid instruction It being
given the fifth and sixth grades
each Wednesday from 3 to 3:30
p. m. at the Richmond school. The
classes are an extra Junior Red
Cross activity.
Try your next permanent at 471
Court. Ph. 5033.
Gillette Tires. Immediate delherrH
most sizes, an rock Motor Co.,
Church and Chem Sts.
New location Cronlse Studio, 439
Court St., over Smith Baking Co.
GENERAL MOTHERS GO
Mrs. E. L. Plenge, 1130 S. 22nd
st., Mrs. Donald E. LaBranche,
3670 State st, and Mrs. Eldon E.
Haley, Monmouth, all with their
baby sons, were dismissed Satur
day from Salem General hospital.
Nohlgren's restaurant now open
all night after theater Sc dance
parties accomodated by reserva
tion, private rms. available
Steaks, chops & waffles now fea
tured no beer.
Thm Skrt man, Solin. Oregon, Sunday, January 21. lt7 8
OKEH TO HAUL LOGS
H. R. Clason, Mehama, and
Floyd R. Pearsons, Stay ton, were
granted permits to haul logs over
county roads by the Marion
county court Saturday.
LEIGHTON FROM CONFAB
Lyle Leigh ton. Cascades area
council scout executive, attended
a conference of scout executives
from tl five northwest states
in Portland Thursday and Friday.
WILLAMETTE TILE CO.
ART TILE far flreffaeea. tola
board, atora freaU. ktsmmi,
s hewers, s hewer 4rt,
Free Estimate
-Ed- Bash
Ph. Z-4S1. lit N. frtater
Mickenham's Rod
pair. Ph. 2-5652.
and Gun Re-
INCOME TAX
RETURNS
Have Yours Prepared Now!
Individual - Farm - Business
ELMER M. AMUNDSON
Ph. 3688 or 5811 far Appt
1 . a
rwndent have vonr r.n hnsinca il""e tei uuiaies
See Mrs. Bower, 522 N. Church.
Salem.
Pemberton's Flower
Shop, 1980 S. 12th.
and Gift'
INCORPORATION FILED
Authorized to do a general
business in trade and commerce,
articles of incorporation for Times
Building. Inc., capital stock, $150,
000. and Rae-Lee. Inc.. Salem
capital stock. $100,000. have been
filed with the county clerk's
office by Sol and Lee Schlesinger
and Rae and Saul Bloomberg.
Furniture upholstered and repair
ed by expert workmen. McAIvin
Top Shop. 545 N. Church 6treet
tinue.
Radios and Comb.
Lumber Yard.
Keith Brown
JONES HOME ENTERED
The home of A. R. Jones, 960
Belfr.ont st.. now vacationing in
Caiifornia. was broken into re
cently, and the lower floor of the i
house was ransacked, city police i
reported Saturday. Police said
the only theft known was that of i
some clothing which was recov
ered on downtown streets.
Mark Twain sport shirts, new 1 New tires. 6:00x16. and license
FORUM SCHEDULED
Three University of Oregon J
students will take part in the'
monthly forum at 8 p. m. Sunday j
at First Congregational church.
Subject to be discussed will be
"What Should Be the Attitude of
Government Toward Labor and
Management." Taking part will
be Walter Mead. Allen NorM
wich and Ralph Teeters. Robert
Clarke will be the leader and
Vance McDowell will be chairman.
WARWICK RETURNED
Sheriff Denver Young last nighf
returned from Oregon City with
Roy E. Warwick, charged with
non-support, the sheriff's office
reported. j
Benefit Dance. Moose Hall, 12th!
and Leslie, tonight Old Time Mu- !
sic. I
ALUMINUM
VENETIAN
BLINDS
Guaranteed. Baked en enam
el. Durable, lightweight Easy
te care for.
FREE ESTIMATES
34 Court St
Hundreds of beautiful ways to xprws your dpeat
sentiments on Valentine's Day. Choose hom our wide
assortment of lacy and plain cards . . . exquisitely de
signed opprcprlate verses.
Commercial Book Sfore
141 N. Commercial Phone 4534 Salem. Oregon
'Radios and Comb.
Lumber Yard.
Keith Brown
DAV URGES INSURANCE
Charles Peterson, commander
of Salem Disabled - American
Veterans post, today urged vet
erans to renew lapsed national
service life insurance policies be
fore February 1, the deadline for
reinstating government policies
without physical examination. I
spring patterns, $2 95 to $6.50.
Alex Jones, 121 North High st.
FIRE DISTRICT LACKING
Twelve less than the required
118 qualified signers to a peti
tion for creation of the Turner
rural fire protection district were
recorded in an official count of
the petition filed with County
Clerk Harlan Judd by County
Assessor Tad Shelton, Judd re
ported Saturday.
Insurance-Real Estate. Qualified!
to serve your needs. Fire, auto- j
mobile, liability insurance. Larsen
Home Ac Loan Co., 164 S. Com.
Phone 8389.
brackets. Get them at Eisner Mo
tor Co, 352 N. High.
Bose Pears at Olson's. Rt. 2. Box
Wedding pictures taken at
church 520 State. Ph. 5722.
the
69, 4 mi. W. of Keizer school.
: Ann Dardis who has had her own
shop for 10 years has sold out and
Radios and Comb. Keith Brown J is now operating at the Larsen's
Lumber Yard. I Beauty Studio. Ph. 5033. !
Births
The new 1947 PYREX glass oven
ware and flameware, complete
line now on display. Appliance
Dept., R. L. Elfstrom Co.
PARKER To Mr. and Mrs.
Earl W. Parker. 1438 N. Cottage
St., twin daughters. Saturday.
January 25, at the Salem General
Gillette Tires. Immediate delivery I hospital.
most sizes. Shrock Motor Co.. AINSVVORTII To Mr. and
Church and Chem Sts. Mrs. Howard Ainsworth. 166!
Court St., a son. Saturday. January
25, at the Salem General hospital.
WESTLING To Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Westling, Brooks, a daughter.
Saturday, January 25, at the Sa
lem General hospital.
WILSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Wilson. 1940 N. Capitol St..
a son. Satuidav. January 25. at
Refin.sh vour own floors. Rent a ,hjlem Deaconess hospital.
tr ct,nHor frntn U'rnw'c ! KOEMG To Mf. and MrS.
CLOSED ROAD OPEN
A slide which Friday closed
the road along the north fork
of the Elkhorn was cleared by a
grader Saturday and the road
opened to traffic. County Com
missioner
day.
Roy Rice said yester-
Center St.
Obif iiury
SEAT
Albrt A. Seav. late resident of 2249
Claude St . Janu.iry 22. at a local hos
pital Husband of Thelma M. Seay of
Stflw.n arJ son of Mr and Mr. Walter
f-ay. Survived bv two daughters Don
na Gale and Carclv n Seav of Salem:
to brother. Flrnei J. and Everett W.
of Salem, and a i--ter. Mr. Lucille
Evans of Salerr. Services will be held
at 10 30 a in Mondav . Januarv 27. from
dough-Ban ,ck chapl with the Rev
Herman Bohl officiating.
ALIEN
Mrs Saner V. Vernon Allen, late
reiident of Rickreall. at a Dallas hos
pital Fiulav. January 24. at the age
Of 89 vears Mother of Mrs. Florence A
Ragsdale of Rickreall and Mi Bertha
Allen of Salem; and sister of Cather
ine Young. J. H. Vernon and A. W.
Vernon, all of Independence. Mrs Alice
Boy les of San Francisco and A. N Ver
non of Davton. Oregon. Survived alo
bv two grandsons. Robert Ragsdale 'of
Portland and Allen Ragsdale of Baker,
and one great-granddaughter. Nancy
Ragsdale of Baker. Services will be
held Tuesday. January 28. at 2 p m.
at the C"lough-Barrick chapel. Dr Farl
W. Benbow officiating. Interment In
th CUy View cemetery.
WRIGHT
Perrv Wright, at Burley. Idaho. Jan
uary 24. at the age of 74 years. Sur
' vived bv a daughter. Mrs. Lenapearl
Stephenson. Burley. and a grandson.
Perrv Stephenson. Burley. Member of
Cherheketa lodge. No. 1. IOOF. Salem.
Announcement of services later by
Howell-Edwards company.
I'THFRFORP
Everett W. Rutherford, late resident
Of 204 N. 23rd St.. at age of Sfi years.
January 24 at a local hospital. Hus
band of Isabelle Rutherford. Salem,
father of Mrs. Evelyn Propp. Salem,
grandfather of Melvin Propp. jr.. Jer
ry Lee and Sally Marie Propp. all of
Salem, and brother of L. L. Ruther
ford. Rochelle. Illinois, and Inez An
derson. Spokane. Member of Eagle
lodge and secretary of local No. 629.
Barber's International Union of Amer
ica Services will be herd at 2 30 pm .
Tuesday. January 28, from the W. T.
Rigdon chapeL
SMITH
McMINNVILLE Nellie Humphreys
Smith. 79. Vancouver, Wash . formerly
McMinnville. mother of Mrs. Sam J.
Harms of Salem. Died Jan. 23. Sur
vived also by two sons. Wiley W
Humphreys of Ventura. Calif . and
Jack P. Humphreys. Eugene, four
srrand children and seven great-grandchildren.
Funeral services Mondav.
Jan. 27. 2 p.m., at the McMinnville
Funeral Home.
Virgil Koenig, route 2, Amity, a
son. Saturday. January 25, at the
Salem Deaconess hospital.
HUNTLEY To Mr. and Mrs. :
Eugene Huntley. 1105 Sixth St., a
son, Saturday, January 25, at the j
Salem Deaconess hospital.
FREY To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Frey, 555 Marion st.. a son, Sat
urday, January 25, at the Salem
Deaconess hospital.
FOR
Funeral Services
Consider These Advantages.
Insulated building with automatic air conditioning.
Convenient location.
(Just out of the business center with arterial
streets to all cemeteries)
Ample seating capacity.
Soft Silver-toned Kimball Pipe Organ.
(All electric and completely modernized especially
for funeral chapel use thoroughly checked and
tuned every three months by expert craftsmen)
Modern Funeral Coach and Equipment.
Private parking space for all family cars,
Private family entrance.
Personal attention to everyone.
Vou decide the cost.
Leston Charles
Howell-Edwards
Funeral Home
The White Chapel on Capitol Street
(Walker-Howell Sc
Terwilliger-Ed wards)
545 N. Capitol - Phone 3672
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