MOTHERS LEAVE GENERAL
Mrs. A. P. Sprague of route 8,
Salem, with her infant daughter,
and four mothers with their sons,
Mrs. L. J. Henry, 130 S. 24th st;
Mrs. Harold McClain, 1655 N. 4th
sL; Mrs. F. H. Gisse, Turner, and
Mrs. Carl Jungblut, 2247 N. Lib
erty st, were: dismissed Sunday
from Salem General " hospital.
Dismissed Monday were Mrs. Cas
per Schweigert, route 6, Salem,
with her daughter and Mrs.
Charles A. Barclay, 210 E. Superi
or st., with her son.
Brand new elec hot water heat
gal. Brand new
lTo. akens invited
L. O. Arens, member of the Ore
gon state industrial accident com
mission, has received an invita
tion to attend the naUonai fire
prevention conference in Washing
ton, D. C, May 6. 7 and 8. The
invitation, from President Tru
man, was addressed in care of the
Marion county chapter of the
American Bed Cross, for which
Arens is disaster committee chair
. man.
Korthern Lawn ners. Urruted
quantity- R. U Elfstrom Co.
SALEM Br" ' with r. 32 and 42
"Very mucn F ch Chev. motor C37 to '40). Salem
Salem and Oregon its B-B. rrencn Comrtmnit Auction. 3810 Silver-
- w i iv annnui. m uui r '
ci ifMi rouiu,, i ton rd.
with Mrs. French,
iiest at the home of Fretf Raw-1 JUVENTLE HELD
tons, local realtor. Frencn, wnoi A i4year-old boy from Idanha
j 1. nil MS. livestock ana waftins' art inn nf Trt Marinn
uccua v i 0 f ... o .... w
wheat in western Oklahoma, win county juvenile court following his
leave Salem this week with nis apprehension by a sheriffs depu-
-wife and return home by way y Saturday at Idanha in connec-
f California. tion with a burglary there last
..ui. o I week. The juvenile admitted tak
i Plate glass now avauau.c. ing a -ealiber rifle. $5 in cash
Brown. Ellstrom s. I and other items from the home of
c-vfTriATRIST LECTURES Roy Morris, according, to the sher-
V r, a minar of 21 if rs office.
opcMi -
... nf nrecon state hOa-
Ttal last week was Dr. Horace Cabbage, lettuce, tomatoes, bed
Miller hospital staff psychiatrist, ding, plants, pansies, perennials.
Nurses' who arranged the session Closing out primroses, 15c each,
were Elizabeth Johanson, chair- Boyd Nursery, 2440 State.
anan, Katherine Hill uid Mary EVARTS RETURNED
Louise BoeseL., . . B E EvartSt Grand Ronde, Will
fiver silL top sou and fill dirt, appear in Salem justice court to
3n llnd fcCraveL Ph. 21966. day charged with writing! a check
Speaker Here
r
with insufficient funds, the sher
iffs office said yesterday. Evarts
was returned here Monday from
Com! Sand h GraveL
MTLLAMETTE REOPENS
wark from 10 days vacation.
nearly 1,000 students at Willamette Dallas by a sheriffs deputy and
resumed their classes I wanted here reeardine a S10
Monday morning. Most of the out- check passed on a local restaurant
of-town students returned to the iast week. ....
xampus late Sunday. fa
Tor Sale: 6 room dwelling and ga- strayer Azalea Fields, 589 Lo-
Tage on two lots at 3UJ nonn cust.
Street Inquire at nonrei hum
Company, Executor of Verna E,
Stiffler Estate. Phone 3138.
QPbituary
CXDAJt
Mrs sopwt
FIREMEN TAKE TESTS
Firemah's physical , examina
tions will continue at the Marion
county ' health department this
week by appointment, Dr. .W. J.
Stone, health officer, has . an
CUr. late of VJnJZ:
' . i i Un h.r ol. Mrs. Alma C
ZZf.'Zt sa ud C. W. Cedar of
mined last week and this week's
ivsical are scheduled for Friday
a J. """ r e - n, I -
SSVS? MrTAi. and Saturday mornings.
, fa n 1 Utvts JtlCA nir I . t -
l. fiv. Vandch.wrin in Chi- "Just received" a new shipment
case. Shipment U bemf made to J of spring woolen materials, priced
within rour budget , Thos. Kay
: Woolen Co, 260 So. 12th st, Sa
THiEL - r M . ' lem, Ore. - '
Ji J. Thiet Ute reridetvt oPt-
Iwd. at l9iMMPrtjaPii GRANT GIRL HERE -
"!u ..iud for services and u L Betty Grant, daughter of Ethan
torment by tb HoweU-Ed wards cnap-1 Grant, local writer, has returned
to Salem from Marysville, Mich
where she attended school the
past three years. ,She intends to
bobn :
RudouMi A
Horn, at the residence.
ie? m.J ioh UnroU at Willamette university
m J3, Bora ot saiem; father of Mrs. in the fall as a pre-denUl stu-
1 c. Baymood of tnappaquew. .. t dent.
Mrs. C. B. JHevcl ox rT.umuK,
SSi' sieVWw?TCuVIai:m and Top dirt and fill dirt free for the
Sergeant R. Horn of the U.S. arony in hauling. Reinholdt ic Lewis, 569
. .nrf hrothM - of Moa Anna
Horn of Cum. Kmti . Charles F.
Morn ot Benmniton. Kans and rd
tk Morn of Cawker City. Kan. Vet-
of ne SpantsnroerK-an war ana
S. 21st st.
SEAMAN NOW ON CRUISER
L. E. Salchenbereer. S2c. 19-
World War I and member ot St. Mark's year-old Son of E. Salchenberger,
Lutfteran ciurrfi and the Garden club,
Services wiU oe Wednesday. AprU 19,
Salem,' Is serving aboard the
Monday.
Births
t ijo am at the cioufh-Barrick I cruiser USS Astoria on maneuvers
rhapeU The Rev M. A. GeUendaner jn he paciic a naVy dispatch said
m-ii officiate, interment follow rnr at ,
the City View cemetery.
MCXLCX '
At tH midencw. 1IU N. 17th it.. Lil-
lian Margaret Mullen, at the ar.e of
M years. Saturday. AprU 12. Surviving
are the hunxna. james s. muiwh
feaiem; three daughters, A He. Theresa
and Genevieve Mullen, all of Salem;
five surteis. Mrs. i P. Forlus. Twin
FaUs. M inn Mrs. H. J. Loughran. Bur
bank. Calif.; Mrs. Rosaue Tierney. St.
Paul, Mirvn : Hn. C. C. Eaton, Salem;
Mrs. L. B. Sullivan, Twin Lakes. Minn.;
three brother. J. T. Donahue, Lyn
wood. Cahi.: Waller Donanue of Twin
Lkes and E. 1. Donahue of Chicago,
la Recitation of the rosary Monday.
AprU 14. at 8 p.m. at the W. T. Rif
don chapel. Services wiU be held Tues
day. AprU IS, at a m. at St. Joseph's
church with interment in SU Barbara
cemetery. -
JAQCET
Mrs. Bertha-Mathey Jaquet. 71. at
the residence, Victor Point, route 3.
Silver ton. Saturday. April IS. Wife of
Henry Jaquet of Victor Point; mother
of Martha Cooler and Minnie Goode
of Salem, and Alice and Paul Jaquet.
- both of Victor Point. Twelve grand
children and a niece, Alice Mathey of
Silfm.- alto survive. Member of the
Free Methodist church. Services will
be held Tuesday, April IS. at X p.m.
at the W. T. Rigdon chapel with con
r hiding services in the City View cem
etery. The Rev. J. R. Stewart will officiate.
SATTER To Mr. and Mrs.
Doyle Satter, route 8, Salem, a
son, Monday, April 14, at Salem
General hospital.
HAINES To Mr. and Mrs. Mel
vin Hairfes, 795 N. 18th St., ;
daughter, Sunday, April 13, at Sa
lem Deaconess hospital.
JUST To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Just, 255 Norway st., a daughter,
Monday, April 14, at Salem Dea
coness hospital.
ANDREWS- To Mr. and Mrs.
Harvey Andrews, 3225 Silverton
rd., daughter, Sunday, April 13,
at Salem General hospital.
DEPENBROCK To Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Depenbrock, 2469
State st., a son, Sunday, April
13, at Salem General hospital.
Dr. Hampton Adams, pastor af
Union Avenue Christian church.
St, Louis, Mo, whs will be
ruest speaker at First Christian
church Wednesday for the local
church night meeting-. Charches
of surrounding common 1 1 1 e s
have been invited to send repre
scnta tires.
CAIN TO BUILD HOUSE
Leonard Cain was issued a per
mit by the city engineer's office
Monday to build a $4,000 house at
1380. 18th SL Other permits
were to the Miles Linen Mill for
$1,500, to move a house at 2150
Fairgrounds rd.: N. L.' Emmons.
for a $2,000 house at 1675 Baker
St; to John A. Fletcher, construe
tion to cost $600 at 700 Stewart
St; E. C. Kruger, $250 construc
tion at 1415 N. 4th St
Correct hard water conditions
with a "Refinite" water softener
from Judson's. 279 N. Com!.
INSPECT BRIDGE
Marion Countv Commissioner
ta itogers and county Koad Fore
man Ted Kuenzi insrected several
bridges on the Little North Fork
of the Santiam river yesterday.
One ot the bridges, lust above
Smith s mill, has been slated for
repairs, because the Underninnina
is rotting out Commissioner Roll
ers saia. a
Home owners it builders, better
insulation at the lowest cost Sa-,
lem Rockwool Co. Ph. 3748. 1535
Broadway. . '
FILES FOR SPRAYING .
. An assumed business name cer
tificate for Philip W. Beilke Co
a commercial spraying firm, was
filed with the Marion county clerk
Monday by Philip W. Beilke, 3410
Sunnyview Ave. Beilke also filed
a notice of retirement from the
Salem Tree Co., a landscaping con
cern.
. . . ' . - '
Save $500.00 buy direct from
owner. Modern home with elec
trie heat and hardwood floors
Good location. For appointment
call 7487 - . . ,
Dr. Wiles Dentist. 701 First Nat
Bank. Phone 4924 for immediate
appointment, '
KINDNESS DOES PAT
Proof that kindness is apprecia
ted is found in this tiostal card
addressed to The Statesman "Lo
cal Editor," by Mrs. M. Starr. 536
N. 17th st, which reads -Will the
lit tie lady who was so kind to
me when I got mixed up in di
rections and who took me to 2245
Laurel ave please send me your
name and address. v
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol St
STOLEN CAR RETURNED
A car owned by H. J. Reinke. 250
Cottage St- was recovered by
city police early Sunday morning
before the owner knew it was stol
en from the S. P. garage, where he
had it stored. A witness who di
rected policemen to the auto said
he observed a youth parking it at
Gaines and Summer street; where
the car was recovered.
Refinish your own floors. Rent, a
floor sander from Wood row's. 440
Center st
TTIOR LODGE PLANS
Plans for a past president's night
and for a May 17 Norwegian cele
bration will be made by Trior
lodge. Sons of Norway, at its meet
ing tonight in the Salem Woman's
club house, 460 N. Cottage St.
Mrs. O. H. Lunda will report on
nursing in Norway and a social
program will follow.
Pansies, primroses, perennials.
vegetables and bedding plants.
Pemberton's, 1980 S. 12th st Ph.
23348.
LOG PERMITS GIVEN
fermits to naui logs over cer
tain market and county roads were
issued by the Marion, county court
Monday to Wayne Smith, Mehama;
J..H. Wilkinson. Turner: Mildred
Volkman, Aumsville; Eugene J
Ennis, Monmouth, and to Joseph
W. Lance, Leo G. Jackson, and
Clarence Louden, all of Albany.
Expert watch 8c clock repairing, 5
day service at Stevens Jewelry.
JATCEES TO HEAR TATUM
Lofton Tatum. of Portland, na
tional vice-president of the Junior
Chamber of Commerce, will ad
dress the local Jaycee chapter at
its luncheon today in the Chamber
ot Commerce dining room.
Planting your garden? Pansies,
bedding stocks and vegetable
plants. Breithaupt s, 211 E. Miller.
COUNTY OPENS BIDS
Bids on about 450,000 gallons
of oil for road purposes wiU be
opened by the Marion county court
at 10 a. m. Thursday at the court-house.v
GAIIERAS
Mercury II 82.90
7.25
7.30
Everready
Case
Flash
Unit
Court Street Radio
& Appliance Co.
357 Court St Phono 3028
Salem, Oregon
DISMISSED BY DEACONESS
Mra, Arch Wilson, 533 E st, was
dismissed from Salem Deaconess
hospital Sunday with her infant
son. Mothers dismissed Monday
are Mrs. Glenn Skeels, Alsca, and
Mrs. Ernest Satterlee. box 1000,
and Mrs. Wallace Ayres. 1810 N.
Cottage st, with their daughters;
Mrs. Clarence Guab of Silverton,
Mrs. Joseph Myers of West Stay-
ton and Mrs. Francis Weaver of
Monmouth, with their sons.
Re-roof now Johns-Manville shin
gles applied by Mathis Bros. 164
S. Coral. Nothing down 3 years
to pay. Free estimates. Ph. 4642.
GEOGRAPHY MEET SET
Geography teachers in high
schools and colleges in the mid
Willamette valley, and others in
terested in the subject, have been
invited to attend a geography con
ference at the Benton hotel at Cor
vallis tonight to hear Dr. Frances
Earl of the University of Washing
ton, who will speak on "A Geogra
pher Looks at the Far East."
Insured savings eirn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 130 South Li
berty street "
FIRE LV HOTEL
Traffic was blocked by police
on High street, between Court and
State streets, Sunday afternoon
when firemen, were called to ex
tinguish a fire in a linen closet of
the Grand hotel. Little damage
was done, and only a small boost
er line was required to stop the
blaze. Origin was undetermined.
Reduce the health way. Be slim
and feel good. Phone. 6253.
CRASH HURTS NONE
Cars operated by Milan H. Gil
man, route 9, Salem, and Daphna
Hunt, route 3. Silverton, collided
at State and Church streets short
ly after noon Monday, police re
port. No one was injured.
G. E. automatic blankets a year
'round comfort and pleasure
limited quantity at Appliance
Dept R. L Elfstrom Co.
TRUCK GENERATOR GONE
C. W. Nichols reported to city
police Monday that a generator
was stolen from a 1946 GMC truck
parked at the Keith Brown lumber
company.
For factories, offices & business
uses, 12 General Electric wall
clocks. $12.48. tax incl. R. L. Elf
strom Co.
KNIGHTS HAVE MEET
An entertainment program will
follow the regular 8 o'clock meet
ing of the Knights of Columbus
in the council chambers tonight.
DRIVER PAYS
Henry Vaughn Russell of Turn
er posted $60 in bail on three traf
fic charges after his arrest by Sa
lem police, who chased Russell
across the Marion-Polk county
bridge before apprehending him.
The three charges were reckless
driving, violation of the anti
not'se ordinance and driving with
out an operator's license.
Dexter lawn mower and grinding
service. Ph. 6833. 966 Center.
TWO IN. TWO OIT
Shortly after returning two in
mates to Oregon state hospital
Sunday, cily police were notified
that William Burrell, 21. and Har
vey Saigeon, 20, were missing from
Fairview home.
Wesix electric 2.5 K. W. & 2 K. W
built-in wall heaters now avail
able. R. L. Elfstrom Co.
FILES FOR ELECTRIC
An assumed business name cer
tificate for the Ace Electric Co.
was filed with the Marion county
clerk yesterday by V. C. Ingram,
645 Ferry St
Planting your garden? Pansies;
bedding stocks and vegetable
plants. Breithaupt s, 211 E. Miller
TAXES TURNED OVER
Sheriff Denver Young turned
over taxes to the Marion county
clerk Monday for the period of
January 1 to April 7, amounting
to 53,022.
New location Cronise Studio, 439
1 oiirt St ni-w Smith Rakins fv
TOWNSEND MEETING
Townsend Victory club 17 will
have a social hour following its
regular 8 . o'clock meeting tonight
in Deaconess hall, west of Salem
Deaconess hospital on Oak street.
FBI SPEAKER BOOKED
Salem Rotary club Wednesday
noon will hear H. I. Bobbitt, Port
land FBI chief, talk on "The Cost
of Crime" at its luncheon in the
Marion hotel.
Venetian Blinds
- ELI1ER -
The Blind Man
West Salem. Oregon
Phone 7328 1545 Plaza St
Slats in Aluminum, Steel
and Wood .
Choice of Tape Color
Call Any Time for Free
Estimates
Measured and Installed
Pay Nothing Down
Pay Monthly
The Statesman, Salem, Or agon, Tuttdof. April IS. 13475
GOP BOARD TO MEET
Attorney Steve Anderson, exe
cutive board member of. the Young
Republican club of Oregon, will
attend a state board meeting of
the young GOP Sunday in Bend,
Several other young Salem repub
licans may attend, Anderson said.
LICENSED TO MARRY
A marriage license was applied
for at Portland Monday by Beu-
lah Crippen of Salrm and Will
iam J. Edmunds of Medical Lake.
the Associated Press reports.
FIRE AT MAPES
A roof fire at house owned
by Mrs. Frances Mapes at 710
Cross st.. was extinguished wftlr
little difficulty ot about 120 pm.
yesterday by city firemen,
ROBLE TO HOLLYWOOD LIONS
Fire Chief W. P. Roble will b
the speaker at tomorrow's Holly-
wood Lions club luncheon.
SILVERTON MAN HURT
OrviUe McCool of route S, Sil
verton, was treated and reiased
by Salem Deaconess hospital ot
11 ajn. Monday after an antra
accident, hospital officials report.
Before World War II nearly al
cabbage seed grown In tho United
States came from Skagit county,
Washington.
BEST
HUliard C Bt. lata resident of
ledford. Oreioa. at a local hospital.
" April 14. Survived by a dauxhtrr. Mra.
Laura Fuk nf Nw York; a son, Charles
A. Bert of Reno, Nev.. and four grand
child: en. Announcement of service
later by the Howell-Edwards chapel.
ITTU! :
At trie residence, 20 North Summer)
weet. April , or. William Harrison
Urue. Husband of Myrtle Lvtle of Sa.
lem; brother of Dr. Carl C. Lytte of
Dubuque, Iowa: and uncle of Or. Ralpti
f-vtle of Dubuoue. Iowa, and Dr. Eu.
gene Lvtle of the U5. navy in Chi
cago. Member of the Masons, the
American veterinarian Medical asso
ciation, the Orel on State Veterarian
Medical association and St Paul's
r-P!-opa! church. Services will be held
at St. Paul's Episeooal church. Tues
day. April IS. at 2.3B pjn with coa
. eluding services in Belcreat Memorial
Prk. Direction W. T. Rigdon company.'
Tne Rev. George H. Swift will officiate.
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C3 EIITTLIA' QZiDlL FAQE3
EVERY FUNERAL
SERVICE
entrusted to us is Individually
planned and personally direct
ed --its cost determined by
the family's wishes.
HOWELL - EDWARDS
Salem Funeral Chapel
54 N. Capital St Phone XS73
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On your round trip ticket to Chicago,
New York and most other astern
destinations, you can go or return via
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If your destination is New York, you
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ASSOCIATE DEALERS
TED GORDON, 205 Center, Salem, Oregon
0. W. RUBBER WELDERS, Wooflburn, Ore.
WARREN'S SERVICE STATION, Scio, Ore.
EVANS TIRE CO., Dallas, Oregon.
DON & JOHN'S AUTO SERVICE, Mill City
O. K. RUBBER WELDERS, Canby Oregon
RON'S MOTOR CO., 240 High Su Salem
O. K. RUBBER W ELDERS, Sweet Home, Ore.
O. K. RUBBER WELDERS, Willamina, Ore.
WEBB & ANDERSON, 790 S. 12th, Salem.
HOWARD SMALLEY OIL CO 1405 Broad
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