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THIEVES BUSY AGAIN i CONDITION "NOT GOOD"
The Salem Rock Wooi Co., 2225 Mrs. Edna E. McCauley. 860 S.
N. Liberty st., reported to potitej 14th St.. wife of Ray H. McCauley,
yesterday that a 12-foot exten- j local fireman, was undergoing
aion ladder and 23 feet of 2' i- type "O" blood transfusions last
inch hose was taken from a truck j night at the Salem Deaconess hos-
parked in front of their place i j pital, where she was taken early
business Friday night. Isabel Saturday morning by the Salem
Goodnough, resident of a local , first aid squad after being found
apartment house, reported to po-by her husband at home with a
lice that a $200 gold ring had ; gunshot wound through the left
been taken from her apartment lung and a slashed wrist. The
last Wednesday night M. S. hospital pronounced her condition
Fisher, 1374 Plaza st., said that as "not good" late last night and
an overcoat and army blanket , the Salem first aid squad was
were taken from his car parked soliciting blood donors last night
in front of 386 N. llh st., recent- to be on hand at 8 o'clock this
ly, and J. H. Klanecky, Box 481, 1 morning.
Salem, reported the tneft of a 600- m
16 tire and gry wheel from his Radio repairing, all makes and
car yesterday parked in front of models, at Elfstrom's. Ph. 9221.
1108 Tiiird st.. West Salem. j , .
j Insured savings earn more than
Europe grand tour, 36 days in Eng. i wo. P"" cent at Salem Federal
Holl., Belg., France., Switz , ital I Savrngs AssociaUon, 130 South Li
Air from Salem $1754.59, 22 days Derty slreet
omit Italy $1438.59. 15 days omit MOTHERS LEAVE HOSPITAL
Italy and Switz. $1265 59. Limited ; Xne Salem General hospital
pace, do not delay. Slem Travel Saturday dismissed Mrs. Lauren
Agency, ,35 N. Capt. St. Ph. 694. Stettier, chemawa, Mrs. Melton
Olds. 625 S. 19th St.. and Mrs
CKASH YICTIMS "FAIR"
Mrs. Mary L. Van Cleave, wife
of Dr. R. J. Van Cleave of Sil
verton, and their daughter, Mary
Beth, 9, injured late Friday af
ternoon in a head-on collision of
cars on the Abiqua bridge on
the Silverton-Mt. Angel highway,
! were pronounced in "fair" condi
: tion late last night by Officials
! of the Silverton hospital where
: they were taken. They are both
i being treated for injuries about
, the head and hands, hospital of
ficials said.
Ray M. Waltz. M D , 195 W. Su
perior. Ph. 6519.
: Nohlgren's restaurant now open
' all night after theater 2c dance
' parties accomodated by reserva
tion, private rms. available
Steaks, chops & waffles now fea
tured no beer.
, HOLLYWOOD SCOUTS DINE
Members of Boy Scout troop No.
3 and their parents will observe
Boy Scout week with an annual
dinner Monday night at the Jason
Lee Methodist church St 6:30
o'clock, according to Bob Batdorf,
scoutmaster. The dinner was orig
inally scheduled for the Dairy
Co-op building.
GARDEN CLUB MEET
Members of the Salem Men's
Garden club will hear Don Ras
mussen of the county agent's of
fice discuss pruning and spraying
at a meeting open to the public
at the YMCA Thursday night, Feb-
ruary 13. Rasmussen will illus
j trate his remarks by the use of
I slides. In addition, a panel of
' gardening experts will answer
1 questions on gardening experts,
including Rasmussen, Mose Ad
ams, Knight Pearcy and Ollie
' SchendeL
i
' Solid mahogany round table, just
like new. 54 inches in diameter. 8
i extra leaves and asbestos pad. 429
Oregon buliding. Pr. 7906 after
Sunday
Radio repairing, all makes and
models, at Elfstrom's. Ph. 9221.
Albeit L. Lyons. 1855 N. Winter
st., with baby daughters, end
Mrs. J. S. Harris. 1230 N. 18th
st., Mrs. John E. Marr. 310 Park
ave, and Mrs. Clinton McCaslin.
Independence, with baby sons.
Pemberton's Flower and
Shop, 1980 S. 12th St.
Gift
GROUND BREAKING TODAY
The Rev. David Ilamm, pastor
of the Keizer Community church,
announced yesterday thiit ground
breaking ceremonies would bt Miss Mary Katheryn Young, beau
held today at the new church siV ty specialist Elmo cosmetics at our
on Churchdale ave , Keizer. to More Feb. 11. 12. Phone or call in
make way for the new 300 person for your appointment. Mootrv's
capacity church to be built by the Pharmacy 1999 N. Capitol. Ph. 9804
community.
Console radios for immediate de
General Electric commercial wall livery. Broadway Appliance Co .
clocks. Broadway Appliance Co, 419 Ferry St.
419 Ferry St.
Deaconess Aun. holds no meeting
Mon 10th, no-host dinner Tues. 11.
6:30.
DEACONESS DISMISSES
Mrs. Cyril Hilton, Aumsville.
Mrs. Henry Kuipers, Scio, and
Mrs. Jhne Johnson, Gates. all
with baby daughters, and Mrs.
Robert Miller, Woodburn. with
her baby son, were all dismissed
Saturday to go home from the
Salem Deaconess ho.-pit.jl.
Special 32x42 gal. elec. and gas
water heaters. Broadway Appli
ance Co., 419 Ferry St.
Lutz Flower Shoppe, 1276 N. Lib
erty. Phone 9592.
REPORTS VANDALISM
Virgil Stalling, 860 S 13th st .
reported to city police yesterday
that a hole had been made in a
window of his home Friday
night, presumably by a gun shot
r stone.
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 ,
FIREMEN ELECTED
R. J. Berning was elected pres
ident. E. T. Tweed, ice presi
dent, I Edland. stcretarv-trea-urer.
and Ernest Schneider, di
rector of the Monitor Rural Fire
Protection district. County Clerk
Harland Judd announced yester
day. Radio repairing, all makes and
models, at Elfstrom's. Ph. 9221.
Air-Steamship ticket anywhere
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capital" St.
MINOR CAR ACCIDENT
Police reported yesterday a mi
nor car accident in the 600 block
n North Front st. when cars
driven by Sidney E. Sonn. Port
land, arid Steve Watkin--, Turner,
collided Fi iday afternoon. Police
said then- weie no injuries and
only slight damage to both cars.
Furniture upholstered and repair
ed by expert workmen. McAIvin
Top Shop. 545 N. Church street.
Gillette Tires. Immediate delivery
most sizes. Shrock Motor Co..
Church and Chem St.
Gillette Tires. Immediate delivery
most sizes. Shrock Motor Co..
Church and Chem. Sts.
TO WN S EN D MEET
Towns-end Clubs Nos. 2 and 3
will hold a social meeting Monday
evening at 8 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Florence Shipp, 1880 Ne
braska st. Refreshments will be
served, and exchange of Valen
tines will be part of the program.
tvery Townsendite welcome.
Mickenham's Rod and Gun Re
pair. Ph. 2-5652.
New location Cronise Studio. 439
Court St.. ov er Smith Baking Co.
CAR TOWED IN
A Pontiac sedan. Oregon license
No. 225-745. registered to Lloyd
fc.. Straw. 633 Ferry st.. was towed
into Davidson's garage yeter
day morning by police who re
ported they found the car block
ing n alley back of the First
Methodist church.
Stove and Diesel oil. Cadwell Oil
Co. Ph. 9788.
EAGLES PREXY HERE
I M. L. Shepherd. Klamath Falls,
state president, will make an of
ficial visit to the Salem Eagles
! lodge next Tuesday night. After
the business meeting and initia
tion, entertainment will be given
by Johnny Bennett and his band
from McMinnville.
I Gardens worked with a roto-tilled.
It does a fine Job. Philip W. Beilke.
; Ph. 21208.
i
HOURS CHANGED
The State street office of West
ern Union company will discon
tinue 24 hour service Fridav, Feb
ruary 14. and will thereafter be
open from 7 am. to midnight.
Telegrams may be sent from the
Southern Pacific office after mid-
night.
Ironing done in my home. 70c hr. :
Pick up and delivery 3c. Ph '
24612.
VOVES HAVE TWIN'S
Twin boys were born to Mr.
i and Mrs John Voves, 460 S. High
st.. at Salem General hospital
Thursday. Richard John Voves I
weighs 6 pounds, 4 ounces and
David James Voves weighs 5
pound, 12 ounces. ;
Rummage Sale 315 Liberty St.'
Feb. 21 and 22. Soroptimist Club.
Gift and grab table.
WILLIAMS TO SPEAK
Major R. S. Williams, member!
of the Reserve Officers' associa- j
tion. will spei.k on national se-
curny at tne Salem Junior
Chamber of Commerce luncheon 1
Tuesday at the chamber of com-!
merce.
Immunization
At Labor Camp
Set Wednesday
Immunization shots will be
given at the farm labor camp next
Wednesday, according to he ac
tivity bulletin released by the
Marion county health department
Saturday.
Following is a complete sched
ule of activity:
Monday: 9 a.m. Immunizations
and tuberculin testing for first
graders at McKinJey school.
Tuesday: 1-3:30 p.m. Pre-school
and infant clinic at Woodubrn li
brary for Jvlonitor, Union, Grassy
Pond and McKee schools.
Wednesday: 9.30 to 12 and 1:30
to 4 Immunizations at farm labor
camp; 1 p.m. Fluoscopic clinic.
Deaconess hospital; 9-12, school
clinic at St. Mary's in Mt. An
gel. Thursday: 9:30-11:30, well baby
conference for examinations, con
ference and immunization, health
LARCENY FROM AUTO
George Lynch, route 4, Salem,
reported to city police last night
that a tire, tube and wheel were
taken from his car parked near
the intersection of Ferry and
High streets Friday night.
Just received. Carload of Field j
Fence, 939. 12-12i gauge. Sears
Farm Store. 173 S. Liberty. Ph.
6333 or 9194.
See the new 1947 "Space Saver"
General Electric Refrigerators at
Elfstrom's.
FLUE FIRE EXTINGUISHED
City firemen last night at 7:30
o'clock extinguished a flue fire at
690 S. 18th st. No damage was
reported.
Fried chicken dinners served or to
go. Cole's Chicken Bar, 4135 Port
land Rd. Phone 3687.
department office; 1;30 p.m. Meet
ing of parents at Bush school for
those whose children were found
to have defective hearing.
Friday: 8:30-12 and 1-5 p.m.
Milk and foodhandlers examina
tions at heatlh department office;
1-5 p.m. Child guidance clinic,
health department.
Saturday: 8:30-noon. Adult
clinic.
K.C. Council of
Salem to Initiate
Candidates Todav
Approximately 25 members will
be initiated into the Salem coun
cil, Knights of Columbus, in all
day ceremonies Sunday at St. Jo
seph's hall. A buffet lunch for
newly-initiated knights and old
er members and visiting guests
will close the program at the
council chambers on South Com
mercial street at 5:30 p.m.
Knights and candidates will ga
ther at St. Joseph's church at 8
o'clock service Sunday morning.
A breakfast will follow in th
school cafeteria and the initiation
program will begin at the hall at
12:30 p.m.
Donald Tungate, deputy grand
knight of the Salem council, is in
general charge of the affair. Also
in committee chairman posts are
BI'ELL TO BUILD HOUSE
controller evenings. a. n.gn by the tIlv engineer s of
Wedding pxtures taken at the
church 520 State. Ph. 5722.
i
ON NON-SUPPORT CHARGE
Richard Kinnan, 18, 457 S.
Commercial st., was arrested yes
terday by city police on justice
court warrant charging him witn !
non-suppor t. Kinnan was turned '
over to the county sheriff and is
being held in the county jail
awaiting trial.
Pruning, qualified prunes. Philip
W. Beilke. Ph. 21208.
Complete sprav service. New
equip. Philip W. Beilke. Ph. 21208. I
Notice io Oar
Friends and Patrons
The West Salem Taxi will be
out of service from Friday till
Monday Morning. This Week.
When we start our new Taxi a
1947 Packard Clipper to be
known as
Shorty's Cab
Phone 8774
or call 21619. Free estimates glad
ly given. C. S. Whitcomb
REPAIRS
ON ALL RADIOS
Your
Radio
Will
Get
Attention
WARREN'S
2917 Fairgrounds Rd. Ph. 7681
Pickup A Delivery
KARL NY BERG & SON
Public Accountants
and
Income Tax Counselors
417 Oregon BIdg. - Phone 3122
The) Slatman, Salom, Oregon, Sunday. February 9. 1947- S
Fred Rupp, grand knight, and
William Hass and Cyril Suing.
SILVERTON David Ferguson,
widely traveled lecturer on Chau
tauqua circuits and former profes
sor of history at Nebraska uni
versity will be the speaker at the
Monday Rotary luncheon. Mr. Fer
guson was born and educated in
W
1 1
Scotland and
Mill City.
is now living at
CIough-Barrick
205 S. Church Pit. 0139
F0EE
LECTURE
on
Christian
Science
Public Invited
By Archibald Carey, C.S.B.
of Detroit, Michigan
Member of the Board of Lectureship of
The Mother Church, The First Church
of Christ. ScientUt. in Boston,
Massachusetts
In Leslie Junior High School
Thursday, February IS, at 8 P.M.
Under the Auspices of First Church of
Christ, Scientist, Salem, Oregon
sears fashion center
for girls 7 to 14 presents:
fice Saturday to build a $4500
house at 1944 N. 4th st, Permi.t-
Dr. Forest L. Howard, chiroprac- eion .was granted G. Don Land to
tic physician. Rtd.
STETWER CONFERS
repair buildings at 1183 N. 4th st.
Ton immediate delivery, gas St oil
W. H. Steiwer. Fossil, president furnaces. Broadway Appliance.
of the state senate at the 1943 419 e""y.
legislative session, arrived in Sa
lem Saturday to confer with mem
bers of the current legislative es-
River silt, top soil and fill dirt.
Com'l Sand & Gravel. Ph. 21966.
sion.
Obituary
Births
HINTKR
Robit A Hunter. 23. late resident of
Mill City. at a local hopitiil. Ft-bruaiy
J Survived bv hi parent. Mr. and
Jrfri C". F Hunter of Milts Citv . broth
ers. William S Hunter of Saiem. Jer
old T. Hunler and Tracy A. Hunter,
both of Mill Citv . a lis'.er. Mim Phyllis
fi Hunter of Salem. Service ill be
fee Id from C loutf h-Barnck chapel Mon
day. February 10. at 10:30 am. with
Interment at Belcret memoiial park
Al'Mf; AKTNI R
Joel E Baumjiartner. at the residence
785 North Summer street, at the a?e
Of 77. February 8 Fattier of Mr John
K C'auKhell and Miss Josephine Baum
tartner. both of Salem. Brother of Al
len L. BauniKartner of Bluffton, Ohio.
Two f randchildien also survive. Mem
ber of BPO Flks. No. 33. Salem, and
AF & AM Services will be held at 1 30
pm Monday. February 10. at the W. T.
Jiindon chapel, the Rev. Ceorve H.
eVwift officiating Concluding aervices
St Mt. Abbey mausoleum.
LANGELIERS To Mr. and
Mrs Walter J. Langeliers, Mon
mouth, a son. Saturday, February
8, at the Salem General hospital.
SC'Hl'PP To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Schupp, route 1, Salem, a j
daughter. Saturday, February 8, 1
at the Salem Deaconess hospital. '.
Jl'DSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Bunch Judson. 367 State st.. a
daughter, Saturday, February 8,
at the Salem Deaconess hospital, j
JORDAN To Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Jordan, route 5, Salem, a
son, Saturday, February 8, at the
Salem Deaconess hospital.
Ql INTER To Mr. and Mrs.
I Ben Quinter, Stayton, a daugh
ter. Saturday. February 8, at the
Salem Deaconess hospital.
HARTMAN BROS.
Are Authorized Distributors of
Croton - Hamilton - Benrus - Elgin
Harvel and Gruen Watches
PERPETUAL f.lOTIOM ATT IAStI?
Wolf, almost!
HENDERSON
I.illie Ellen Henderson. February 8.
at the home of her daughter. I-eNorr.
Van Dyke, route 4. Salem. Survived by
her husband. John Clarence Hender
son. Salem: four sons. Erceill C. Hen- !
tierkon. Richmond. Calif. Orville F. !
Henderson. Menlo Park. Calif. Joeph
K Henderson. North Platte. Nebraska,
end John C. Henderson. Callowav. Ne
braska: a daughter. LeNore Van Dyke,
ff-alem. three brothers. Carl Stevens.
Chendan. Jay W. Stevens. San Fran
Cisco, and Gilbert Stevens. El Centro.
Calif : and also by 11 grandchildren
and 3 great grandsons. Services will be
held Tuesdav. Februarv II. at 1 30 p
tn. at the Howell-Edwards chapel, the ;
Uev. Dudley Strain officiating. Ship- '
jnent will be made to Broken Bow. !
Nebraska, for concluding services and '
Interment.
WILLAMETTE TILE CO.
ART TILE for fireplaces, drain
boards, store fronts, bathrooms,
showers, shower doors.
Free Estimato
"Ed" Bash
Ph. X-4S3S 1S9S N. Winter
INCOME TAX
RETURNS
Have Yours Prepared Now!
Individual - Farm - Business
ELMER M. AMUNDSON
Ph. 3$SS or 5S11 for App'L
SERVICE
In order that we may giv the. utmost
In Service bcth in Salem and away
from Salem we maintain connections
Nationally with members of the follow
ing organizations:
Associated Funeral Directors
National Funeral Directors Association
National Selected Morticians
All State Funeral Directors Association
Leston Charles
HoweU-Edwards
Fanersl Homo
The White Chapel on Capitol Strtti
(Walker-Howell &
Terwilliger-Edwards)
S45 N. Capitol - Phone Wit
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as you wear itl
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$54.45
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JtesJsfs Hard Shocks
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You've met the wonderful winter
coatH and loved them now nee the
handsome new Spring; versions. You'll find
the tame euper-nmart fttyline and unusual
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