EXAMINATIONS ANNOUNCED
Civil service examinations have
been announced for several posi
tions, with the federal govern
ment, including the following;
Geologist, salary of $2,64 4 to $3,-
tory mechanic, in electric, elec
tronic and other fields, f 1,954 to
$3,297, vicinity of Washington,
D C; bank examiner in the fed
eral . deposit insurance corpora
tion, $2,644 to $3,397, in western
states; and engineering aide in the
bureau of reclamation, $2,844 " to
- aVi, in norurwesiern suies.
, limits are 18 to 62 years, except
for veterans. Further information
'may be secured from William H.
Fischer, . local civil service com
missi oTi secretary, at the Salem
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; Northern Lwt mowers, limited
quantity. EL L. Elf Strom Co.
Plate glass now available. Don
Brown. Elf$trnm's. t
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.Rolliri' Haag and Norma La
' chelle of Salem were among 73
" students making: straight A grades
for the winter term at Oregon
;tt rrvllp: a trhnol news re
lease said Wednesday. Haag is a
sophomore majoring in business
and industry, and Miss Lachelle
fis doing graduate work. v s .
dlbiniary
Mrs. Katharine Rumpel, at her horn
en route S, Salem. Tuesday. April 15.
Wile - of George Rem pel or Salem;
mother of Miss Katharine Rem pie and
- Miss Margaret Rem pel. both of Salem,
and Mrs. Harlan Ratzlaff of West Sa
lem, an dsister of Mrs. S. W. Ediger,
Mrs. C. B. Tnesan and Mrs. Isaac Hill.
- all of Dallas, and Miss Marie Enns of
Saietn. Services will be held at the
CloaKh-BajTicJK chapel Thursday. ADrtl
17. at a p.m with interment in Bel
crest Memorial park.
dempsey
la this city April 12. William Demp
aey, late resident of Portland, at the
ae. of "S. Father of Mrs. John West
brook. Camp HU1. Pa. Graveside erv
kn were held Wednesday, April 16,
at St. Barbara cemetery, the Ke-.
Dan O'Connell officiating, -under di
rection of W. T. Rigoon company.
KOGFKS '.
At KmK City, Calif, April 13, James
William Rogers, at the age of 82. father
of James C. Sogers. Long Beach, Calif.;
T. G. Borers. Mehama; W. A. Rocers,
Springfield. Ore.; and Mrs. Carl Har
rell, Salinas, Calif. Services wll be
held Thursday. April 17. .at 1:30 p ro.
at the W. T. Kigdon chapel with con
eludinr services at the I OOF ceme
tery, the Rer. Herman J. Bo hi offici
ating. rats n all '
In Portland, April 15. wight H.
Presnell. late resident of S024 N. E.
Bberta lU Portland, at the age of 58.
Husband of Ethel Presnall, Portland;
father of Robert PrernaU and Mrs.
Cleo Hetland, both of Monmouth, and
Mrs. Lola Strong. Salem; brother of
A. E. Presnall and Beulah G. Pres
nall. both of Salem. Five grandchil
dren also survive. Services will be held
Friday. April II. at 1 20 p.m. in the
W. T. Bigdon efts Del with concluding
services at Crty View cemetery, the
ev. George H. Swift officiating. .
In this city April 14. Joseph Brans,
late resident of Eugene, at the see of
ai. Graveside services were held Wed
nesday. April IS. at St. Barbara's cem
, etery. the Rev. Dn O'Connell officiat
ing, under direction of W. T. Rigdon
company. f,
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Mrs. Elizabeth DeHut at the resi
dence, 245 Division street. Wednesday.
Apr a is. Wife of Charles DeHut of
talem: daughter of W. L. Thomas of
EaJern; mother of Mrs. Leona KiUinger
of Salem, and Mr. Delori N
ef Lee Angeles: and sister of Mrs. Edith
Field in Virginia. Announcement of
services later by Clough-Barrtck com-
pany.
CARD OF THANKS '.'
We desire to thank our friends
who contributed "so much kindly
atssistance to our family in our
recent bereavement in the death
cf husband and father, Fredrick
A. Gar be. -. ' .
I Mrs. F. A. Garbe
i I and family. '; '
EVERY FUNERAL
SERVICE
entrusted to us is individually
planned and personally direct
ed - - its cost ' determined by
the family's .wishes. V
HOWELL - EDWARDS
Salem Funeral' Chapel
45 N. Capitol St. Phone S67J
COOKS A COMPLETE MEAL!
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All. the convenience of
a full-sized elearic range,
in a light-weight, port
able. Gill Elearic Stove.
Cooks a whole meal.
KEITH
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JUNIOR in-Y TO PARTY
A' party fpr all.Parrish junior
high school students is slated at
the Salem YMCA Saturday night
by the Parrish Junior Hi-Y clubs,
according to John-Gardner, boys'
work secretary. All proceeds will
go to the World Yputh fund, for
YMCA reconstruction in war-torn
countries. Bob Meaney and Dave
Becker, presidents of J. C Clark
Land Lawrence Doggett clubs, said
activities will, include swimming,
movies, - dancing and v a 1 o u s
games.;. 4 .
River silt, top ' soft, and fill dirt.
Com? Sand h Gravel. Ph. 21966.
For .Sole; 6 room dwelling and ga
rage on two lots at 303 North 2 1st
Street. Inquire at Pioneer Trust
Company, Executor of Veroa E.
Stlffler Estate. Phone 3136. -'
BASSETTS ARE PARENTS '
A daughter, Maureen Elizabeth,
was born Sunday at Sacret Heart
hospital, Eugene, to Mr. and Mrs.
Ramon Bassett, of Beaverton,
formerly of Salem. - Bassett is x a
student at the University of Ore
gon. Mrs. Bassett's mother, Mrs.
William McLaughlin : of f Brook
lyn, N. Y., has been with the
couple since March" 1. '
Expert watch & clock repairing, 5
day service at Stevens Jewelry,-
Dance Salem Armory. Marine
Corps.. League, presents Sat April
19, Glen Williams and his all vet
erans orchestra. 85c, tax included,
rovefties, v-Mv . J ; V "
LEAVE HOSPITAL
Mrs. Everett Benjamin of Turn
er and her baby . son were dis
missed Wednesday from ' Salem
General hospital.' Others dismiss
ed, each with a baby girl, were
Mrs. A. M. Minden, Sublimity;
Mrs. -Melvin Brumfield, Salem
route 4, and Mrs. Ray C. Sytsma,
1061 Elm sW West Salem.
Turkey pickers wanted. 8 a. m.
Friday at Willamette Packing Co.,
W. Salem.- .
Planting your garden? Pansies,
bedding stocks and vegetable
plants. Brathaupt s, 211 E. Miller.
BOARD SEES SCHOOLS
. Supt Frank B. Bennett and
members , of the Salem district
school board spent Wednesday
afternoon visiting public school
facilities in and around the city.
especially the areas of rapidly
expanding population.
The Oregon Statesman has an
opening for an office girL Must
type;, shorthand would be desir
able. See Mr. Willmarth in the
business office.
Births
POIZEL To Mr., and Mrs.
Charles H. Polzel, 610 Hollywood
ave., a son, Tuesday, April 15, at
Salem General hospitaL
LUND To Mr. and Mrs.' I. W
Lund, 1393 D sU a son,: Tuesday,'
April 15, at Salem General hos
pital, i .. - - ..
GARDNER To Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Gardner, Salem route 6, a
son, Tuesday,- April 15, at Salem
General hospital.
WOLF To Mr. and Mrs. A. V.
Wglf, Stayton, a daughter, Tues
day, April 15, at Salem General
hopital. ' 'T' -
SCHJOLL To Mr. and Mrs. D,
H. Schjoll, Monmouth, a son,
Wednesday, April fc 16, at Salem
General hospital.
COOP To Mr. and Mrs. Henry
S. Coop, 656 McNary ave., a son,
Wednesday, April - 16, at Salem
General hospitaL -'
CHURCH To Mr, and Mrs.
Carl Church," 2060 McCoy sL,
a ; son, Wednesday, - April 16, at
Salem General hospital.
EPPERS To Mr. and Mrs. Les
lie Eppers, ; Aurora, a daughter,
Wednesday, April 16, at Salem
Deaconess hospitaL
HETH To Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert Heth, 370 Taylor st,- a son,
Wednesday, April ; 16, at Salem
Deaconess hospitaL
BONOGAFSKI To Mr, and
Mrs. Frank Bonogafski, : Salem
route 6, a daughter, Wednesday,
April 16, at Salem Deaconess hos
pital. '
- NEKUDA To Mr. and - Mrs.
Frank Nekuda; : Salem route 8, a
daughter, Wednesday, April 16, at
Salem Deaconess hospitaL
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The oven broils or toasts.
Speedy heating elements
give cooking satisfac
tion. Stainless steel and
aluminum throughout.
BROWN
YARD
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Glasing ; ' Hardware
MINISTERS LAY PLANS . .
Th Salem Ministerial - associa
tion Wednesday endorsed a plan
to invite Dr. Harry Monroe, sec
retary of the national teaching
Christian mission, to speak at a
preaching mission in Salem next
April 1 to 9. Endorsement of the
association will be referred to the
various churches of which 18 were
represented by 20 ministers at the
meeting Wednesday, Dr. Joseph
M. Adams, president of the asso
ciation, announced.
New location Cronise Studio, 439
Court St, over SmS th Baking Co.
For factories,; offices & business
uses, 12" General Electric wall
clocks. $12.48. tax IncL R. L. Elf
strom Ca : :
CAMP SIGNERS MANY
. ' Boy Scouts who have signed for
a Jweek of outdooring at Camp
Pioneer f this summer total 362,
already more than attended last
year, Lyle L. Leighton, Cascade
council executive, said Wednes
day. The 'camp wiir open July 7
for a six-weeks run. with eight
sites available each week. Leigh
ton said the third , week's quota is
completely, filled,; but other pe
riods are open,; -J i.
Wesix electric 2.a K. W, 4 2K.W
built-in wall heaters how avail
able R. L. Elf strom Co. ,
G.: iE., automatic blankets a year
'round comfort and pleasure
limited quantity at Appliance
Dept. R. L. Elfstrom Co.
FERRY RUNS
- .Buena Vista ferry on the Wil
lamette river, shut down recent
ly , for repairs. Is baqk n opera
tion again, County ComiiJssioner
Ed Rogers said W,ednesday. The
Wheatland ferry is still out of op
eration due to high water, -he
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Dextec lawn ntuwer and grinding
service. Ph. 6833. 966 Center.
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Reduce the health way. Be slim
and feel good. Phone 6253.
CLOCK WORKS AGAIN
Minor repairs were accom
plished on the courthouse tower
clock Wednesday morning, and all
four sides were again synchro
nized. When trouble had develop
ed Tuesday afternoon, the hands
stopped at three different times.
Planting your garden? Pansies,
bedding stocks and vegetable
plants. Breithaupt' 211 E. Miller.
Insured savings efcrn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association. 130 South Li
berty street
HOSPITAL DISMISSES
Mrs. George Cannon of Grand
Ronde, ivith a baby girl, and Mrs.
George Aker of . Aumwille, with
a baby boy, were dismissed Wed
nesday , from Salem Deaconess
hospitaL
Dance Salem Armory. Marine
Corps. League presents Sat, April
19, Glen Williams and his all vet
erans orchestra. 85c, tax included.
Novelties.
Dr." Wiles Dentist. 701 First Nat.
Bank. Phone 4924 for immediate
appointment
Top dirt and fill dirt free for the
hauling. Reinholdt & Lewis, 560
S. 21st St.
STAIIILESS STEEL T7ME. AIL Ca ' OFF
1 : TEAKETTLES - - in throo sizes
'. MIXING , BOWLS --:SAUCE PANS
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SAUCE ;POT S -I-DUTCH OVENS
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Vo have at tho present time the most complete,
supply of ammunition available for some time.
We suggest you lay in a supply now for your
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fall hunting needs
120 North Commercial
JC-RAY .UNIT RETURNS
The Marion county public
health association yesterday an
nounced a mobile X-ray unit
would return to Salem Friday for
taking larger X-rays of persons
whose miniature X-rays in the re
cent county chest checkup were
not satisfactory. X-rays Friday
are by appointment only, Mrs.
Ruby ' Bunnell, association execu
tive, said.
For sale: Mollis Azaleas in bloom,
Strayer Azalea Fields, 589 Lo
cust f".""
"Mr. Shush" and "Beat the Band"
will be included r again this week
at. the Elks regular Thurs. eve.
meeting, also Cal Vernon, one of
the top guitarists, will entertain.
AM UN D SON TOASTMASTER
Elmer Amundson will be toast
master at ; the Thursday pjght
meeting of the Capitol Toastmas
ters club. Speakers scheduled are
Otis Rawlins, E. A. Bradfield. Dr.
Harry Moran, Clinton Lammers
and Ed Randle. s
Vermeulin Bros, have opened a
riding academy. Very finest horses.
Bar V Ranch, Scotts Mills, Ore.
Home owners and builders, better
insulate at the lowest cost Salem
Rockwool Co. Ph. 3748. 1535
Broadway. .
SALEM LIONS BOOK MrKAT
State Sen. Douglas McKay will
explain the new community
property law and other Oregon
jaw changes "made by this year's
legislature in an address before
Salem Lions club this noon in the
Marion hotel.
Allen A knit briefs for men, sizes
30 to 40, 75c .a pair. Alex Jones,
121 North High st
CAR FIRE PUT OUT
I City firemen were called at 4:25
p m. Wednesday to extinguish a
blaze around the carburetor in a
car belonging to Joe W. Biegler,
Salem route 5. The car was located
in the 100 block North High street
when the fire occurred.
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Oregon Building
ATTEITTIOIT HUI1TERS
WEBBER, HOUSING TO, BUILD
Building permits were issued
Wednesday by the city engineer's
office to L E. Webber, to build
houses, to cost $7,000 each, at 375
S. 22nd st and at 385 S. 22nd
st, and to Gerald Hojsing, for a
$4,000 house at 1080; Wilbur st
II. O. Norris was authorized to
construct a $1,200 private garage
at 1405 Gregson st, land Frank
Haynes was issued a I permit for
house repairs to cost $85 at 1060
Jefferson st. j . 1
Disabled American Veterans card
party tonight 8 p. nl. Woman's
Clubhouse. Public invited.
Wanted. ' experienced waitress,
evening shift, steady, Sundays
off, Pade's Coffee Shopi 1241State
SALEM TEACHERS ELECT
Lorraine -Meusey, Pirrish jun
ior high school teacher,, was elect
ed 'president of the Salem Teach
ers association Tuesday; night at a
meeting in the senior i'gh school.
Others elected are Carmen Jen
nison, vice .president;! Carmelita
Barquist, secretary, and Frank
Beer, treasurer.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
KugeL 7694. 735 N. Capitol St
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Refinish your own floors. Rent a
floor sander from Wood row's, 440
Center St . s
CASE APPEALED j
The case of Kenneth Alfred An
derson, 1131 Union st.J who was
found guilty in Salem Justice
court last week of a j charge of
driving while intoxicated, was ap
pealed to Marion county circuit
court Wednesday. '
Electrical contracting. No delay.
Ph. 9740. Ace Electric Co.
Johns-Manville Asphalt Shingles
applied by expert Roofers. Terms
to suit your purse. Buy the best
at no' extra cost. Free ; estimates.
Ph. 4642. Mathis Bros., 164 S
Commercial. ;
liberty Radio Hospital now open
afternoons. Ph. 2-2129. 1
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For
Mother's
Day
Have her picture
taken as yourv gift
to the family, jfor
Mother"8 Day! Have
your picture taken,
as a gift Mother will
treasure.
Ellis Studio
Phone! 7830
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Phone 4906
FORMER RESIDENT DIES .
-i Salem-friends - have -received
word this week of the death of
R. C: James in Long Beach, Calif.
Resident of Salem for many years,
he had been a street car motor
man here; He leaves a widow,
Mary, in Long Beach, and a son,
Harlan James, in Portland.
The Oregon Statesman has an
opening for an office girL.. Must
type; shorthand would be desir
able. See; Mr Willmarth in the
business office,
BAPTIST ; CLASS POSTPONED
The First Baptist church loyalty
class meeting scheduled for to
night has beeen postponed be
cause of illness at the C. H. Mc
Cullah home where the meeting is
to be held,
For Sale Lot 60x116 with cement
foundation for five room houe.
$800, with house plan. Inquire
3615 Silverton rd.
TAXES TURNED OVER
- A tax turnover, filed with the
Marion county clerk Wednesday
by Sheriff Denver Young showed
collections of $11,519 on 1945-48
taxes. . . I.- ,f
DeLuxe Self Service Laundry at
385 Jefferson open about April 23.
Latest modern equipment
FILE FOR CAMP
An assumed business name for
Case's auto camp was filed with
the Marion .county clerk Wednes
day by Roy J. Case and Murriel
A. Case, route 9, box 437.
Venetian Blinds
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The Blind Mar),
West Salem. Orerea
Phone 73ZS 1S45 Plasm St
Slats la Aluminum, Steel
and Wood
Choice of Tape Colors
Call Any Time for Free
Estimates
Measured and Installed
Pay Nothing Down
Pay Monthly
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styling, craftsmanship and fab
ric in longs, shorts and regu
lars $20.00 to '
$25.00 .
100 i'
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In a Bwide range of
and styles to compliment
your sport coat or jacket
For a slack that will give
you the maximum comfort.
really hold a press and that
imart appearance select
one of our Bedfords, Doe-"
skins. Worsteds or Gabardines.
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1343 Ferry St . ' Fhone 6814
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