Cl! AMBER LISTS MEMBERS '
New member received by Sa
lem Chamber M Commerce this
week include F. Gilbert Lieser,
Challenger Publishing Co, West
Salem; Ralph W. Bent, route 9,
Salem; A. P. Mennis and Merle
IX La pp. set-rite station operator
art 485 S. Commercial st4 W. P.
Roble, Salem fire chief; Ernest
A. Boock, Boock Building Block
Co.; W. W.- Stewart, Kemper
Thomas Co.; Charles D. Co. Du
rand Motors;' - A. Gorton and
Lee Andrews of Marion Electric
Co.
Northern Lawr mowers, limited
Quantity. R. I Elfstrom Co.
Plate (lass now available. Don
Brown. EHstrom'a.
Dance Toni ght, Crystal Gardenia
River silt, top soil and fin dirt
Co ail Sand U Gravel. Ph. 21960.
NDKBEKT NOKTOX HOME
Home on 22-day leave aftsr
av rear's navy duty in China is
Jforbert Norton, S 2c, son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. L. Norton, route 4,
box 309, Salem. Another son, Rob
ert, .now an Oregon State college
student, served with the navy in
- China before his discharge..-.
G. E. automatic blankets a year
"round comfort and pleasure
limited quantity at Appliance
Dept. R. L. Elfstrom Ca
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Dance Tonight, Crystal Gardens.
For factories, offices Sc business
uses, 12 General -Electric wall
docks. $12.48. Uz incL R. L." Elf
strom Co.
Dance Tonight, Crystal Gardens.
BUDGE REPLACED
A fill and pipe culvert axe be
ing installed on the South River
road, about five miles south of
Salem, to replace a small wooden
bridge, Marion County Commis
sioner Ed Rogers said Friday.
Obituary
StHIT
Mrs. Elizabeth DeHut at th rest'
aencc. S4S Division street, Wednesday.
April IS.. Wife of Charles DeHut of
Salem; daughter of W. L. Thomas of
Salem: another of Mrs. Leon KiUingeT
rf Salem, and Mr. Detoris Newcum
of Los Anreles; and sister of Mrs. Edith
FVld In Vircinia. Services will be held
Saturday. April It. at 2 p.m.. In the
Oougb-Bamck chapel. Interment at
Belcrest Memorial park.
WOODS
Lotus D. Woods, late resident of
Portland, at Pendleton. April. IS. Aunt
of Robert Monroe. Inflewood, Calif.
travestde services wiu be neld Man
day. Aoni St. at 1 JO pjn. at the Forest
Lawn Park cemetery at Cresham. Ore
gon., Direction W. T. Ktgdon company
AN SEN
Hubert Hansen, late resident of 14S
Cefelle St.. at a local hospital, Thurs
day. April 17. Survived by bis wife.
day. April IT. Survived by his wife,
Mrs. Ollie Hansen; a sister. Mrs. Carl
An port. Salem; a brother. Leon Han'
en. Salem. Services will be held Sat
urday. April IS. at 1:30 p m. at the
Cloush-Barrtck chapel. Ritualistic serv
Sees bv Salem SPOE No. 136. Inter'
ment at the . City View cemetery, the
Jtev.'rrana: uuiver omciaung. -
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Mrs. Saltna B. West, at the residence
255 Market st April IS. Survived by
her dauxhter. Edna May West of Sa-
lr.: four sisters. Mrs. Alice Nash of
Salem. Mrs. Eva Hayes of Seattle,
wash, Mrs. Clara Hotter of Redlands,
Cal:f, and Mrs. Lueile Barnert of Port
land: and a brother. Charles Ross of
Senora. Calrf. Servteaa will be- Monday,
April Zl. at S p in the Clouch-Bar-
nck chapel. Shipment will be made to
Montana or interment.
W A Of Eat . v-
Michael 3. Warner, at the residence
on route Z. Salem. Thursday, Asm 17,
at the at of S3 years. Survived by
eiffct boos and daughters. Chris War
ner. Lodt. Calif.: Mrs. Mary Rieb, Van
couver. B.C.: Jacob T. , Benjamin, J. L.
and Michael Wagner and Mrs. Kate
jsraunoerger and Miss Betty Warner,
all of Salem, and by IS grandchildren
and 11 great-grandchildren. . Member
of Seventh Dmy Advenust church. Serv
ices will be held at Howell-Edwards
chapel Monday. April 21. at 2 pm-,
with Elder G. T. Dickinson officiating.
ar-Tfi i ii 1 1 at itt v lew c-meterv .
.EVERY- FUNERAL
" 1 SERVICE
entrusted to jus is individually
planned and personally direct
ed --its cost determined by
the family's wishes. -
HOWELL . EDWARDS
Salesa Faaeral Chapel
545 N. Capitol 8L Fhane Hit
Garload
KuJlES
Sioch Up at These
WHOLESALE PRICES
Fadorf
Packed
CASE
1 case 1.93 8 doz. 1.C3 1 dez.
Don't Miss This Money-Sarinr Opportunity
At Ft of Bridie
WEST SALEM .
MOTHERS LEAVE GENERAL
Mothers dismissed from Salem
General hospital Friday with, their
inlant daughters are Mrs. Har
vey Anders. 3225 Silverton rd.,
Mrs. Francis O. Allen, 780 . N.
Winter at, and Mrs. Robert Irwin,
1313 N. 16th St. Dismissed with
their sons were Mrs. Robert D.
Morrow, route t, Salem; Mrs. M.
H. tgriman, 3311 Center st; Mrs.
Doyle Satter, route 8, Salem; Mrs.
C H. Godsey, 128 Hansen ave
and Mrs. Floyd R. BickelL i route
SMiiem. r
Exnert Wralrh Ar f-lrwk ronalrln, S
day service at Stevsns Jewelry.
Dance Tonight, Crystal Gardens.
Dancer-Salem Armory. Marine
Corps, League presents Say April
19. Ulen Williams and his all vet.
erans orchestra. 85c, tax included.
Novelties. '
Dance Sat Silverton Armory.
1VTE BKOUGHT HERE
Walter Ronald Ivie of I Bend
was held in Marion county jail
Friday night under 750 bail on a
Salem justice court warrant
charging larceny, and will appear
in that court for arraignment this
morning. - Ivie was brought to Sa
lem Friday afternoon by Deputy
Sheriff William DeVall after his
release from Rocky Butte jail in
Multnomah county. ! A
New location Cronise Studio, 439
Court St, over Smith Baking ;Ca
Dexter lawn mower and grinding
aenrifw. Ih orb r-enter. .
Dance
Sat
Silverton Armory.
Reduce the health way. Be slim
and feel good. Phone 6253.!
CHECKS OS LABOR NEED
Ernest Leonettl of Portland,
rural industries supervisor for the
Oregon state employment I serv
ice, was in Marion county Friday,
along with C. M. Litchfield of Sa
lem's office, contacting key can-
nerymen regarding expected la
j5or needs for the - approaching
season and discussing plans for
labor supply.
Dance Tonight, Crystal Gardens."
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Insured savings earn more than
two per. cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 130 South Li'
berty street. ! '
Dance Salem Armory. 'Marine
Corps. League presents Sat April
19.. Glen Williams and his all vet
erans orchestra. 85c, tax included.
Novelties
Dance Sat Silverton Armory.
FILES FOR LAUNDRY
Assumed business name as the
De Lux "Serve-Seir laundry, 385
Jefferson st- was filed with Mar
ion county clerk Friday by C. H.
and Edna H. Sanders, 231 N.
High st. j
Dr. Wiles Dentist, 701 First Nat
Bank. Phone 492,1 for immediate
appointment. , " j
Top dirt and fill dirt free for the
hauling. Reinholdt & Lewis, 580
S. 21st st . . j
Dance Tonight Crystal Gardens.'
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For sale: Mollis Azaleas in bloom,
Strayer Azalea Fields, 589 Lo-
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CmZI'N CLASS TONIGHT
Regular meeting of the Salem
YMCA citizenship class 'will be
at 8 o'clock tonight at the YM
with C. A. Kells, general jsecre-
tary, in charge .
Dance at Norma ndv Manor Fri
day and Saturday nights, Ben
Clay Trio.
Dance Sat Silverton Armory.
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Electrical contracting. No ! delay.
Births
ranMSflUTZ - To Mr. and
"Mrs. 1 G. Trommlitz. 330 Acade
my st, a daughter, Friday; April
18 at Salem General hospi'?'
STEVENS To Mr. and Mrs.
Bill E. Stevens, 230 N. 18th st.,
a son, Friday, April 18, at; Salem
General hospital.
KANOFF - To Mr. and Mrs.
James Kanoff, Lebanon, a son,
Friday, April 18, at Salem Dea
coness hospital. f
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5c
Vi ML N. U Vaderpaaa
SALEM
Mead I
NOHLGRENS INCORPORATE
Articles ' of incorporation for
The Nohlgrens" were filed with
Marion county clerk Friday by
Ralph, Roland F. and . Evelyn
Nohlgren of Salem. The corpora
tion with 150 shares of capital
stock totaling $3000 par value,
lists its business as preparation
and serving of food, dealing in
automobile service and various
other tourist trade. The enter
prise la the restaurant and hotel
concession at Silver Falls state
park, leased by the Nohlgrens.
Wanted, experienced waitress,
evening shift steady, Sundays
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st
Dance Tonight Crystal Gardens.
Johns-Manville Asphalt Shingles
applied by expert Roofers. Terms
to suit your purse. Buy the best
at no extra cost. Free estimates.
Ph. 4842. Mathis Bros., 164 S.
CommerciaL .
TRAINING SESSION SET ,
Second in a series of training
meetings for employment security
deputies in the Salem office,
state employment service, is
slated for Tuesday and Wednes
day at the public school adminis
tration building, according to W.
H. Baillie, : Salem manager. , The
course is taught by Chandler Ste
vens and Clark Woodcock of the
Portland OSES office.
Dance Sat Silverton Armory.
Weslx electric 2.i 1C W. & 2 BL W
built-in' wall heaters now avail
able.1 It L, Elfstrnm fn .
Dance Tonight Crystal Gardens.
CAMP HEADS TO MEET '
John Gardner and Chet Good
man, director and assistant for
the Salem YMCA camp at Silver
Creek recreational area, are to
spend Tuesday at Camp Wild-
wood, near Canby, at a meeting
of camp directors in he Oregon
section of the American Camping
association.
Wanted to rent 2 or S bedroom
house.' City or suburban. Reliable
tenant In btuineca. Ph. 7311.
20-30 sponsors rummage sale
above Greenbaums, Knights of
Pvtfiiaa hall 240 N. rnm'l SI
Rummage sale Friday and Satur
day at Knights of Pythias hall.
240 N. Com'L upstairs.
GROCERY NAME FILED
Harold D. Abbott and WilUam
Whitmore, both of Hubbard, filed
with the Marion county clerk Fri
day an assumed business name
certificate for the Hubbard food
market at Hubbard.
Another shipment "Clmens mow
ers $32.95. Farmers Hdw. Co., 115
So. Com.
Overhead earaae door sets 115.00
Farmers Hdw. Co, 115 So. Com.
Saturday service on Plumbing,
Heating, Wiring and Pumps costs
No Extra at Judson's. Ph. 4141.
DISMISSED BY DEACONESS
Two mothers dismissed from
Salem Deaconess hospital Friday
are Mrs. Milo Syverson, 940 Wil
bur st., with her daughter and
Mrs. Elmer McCarty of route 2,
2aiem, with her son. J
Pink dogweed. azaleas, rhododen
drons, magnolias, camellias.
Knight Pearcy nursery. So. Lib
erty, .3 blks. S. of State.
FLAX CARPET LAID .
A moss green colored flax car
pet made in Salem, was laid in
the manager's office of Salem
Chamber of Commerce Friday. It
is the gift of Oregon Flax Textiles.
Old Time Dance tonight 259 Court,
mleat
FARMER'S SUPPLY HOUSE
Attention Boarding Houses, Restaurants,
Meat Markets .
Buy Wholesale, Save $$$
Sleer Beef (Grade A) Sides L Jb. 36c
SPECIAL PRICES ON BEEF CUTS
Pork Loins U-Lb. Averare.i ...Ib. 49 c
Pork Shoulders 12 im 14-Lb. Areraae lb. 41c
Bacon Back JTimTw. S4c
Picnic Hams
Sarar-CarecL.
Old Style Polish Hing$
Cooked Salami u Lb. sucks..
Fancy Lillle Pig Link Sansages n. 50 C
Across from Ualers Ball Park
i25lh and Turner Road
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Phon 3013 - - Opn 8 to 8 - - 8-Day Weak IncL Saturday
How long has
it been since
your eyes were
; examined?
MA, 1
Dr. 1
L E.Brif .
y Your old glasses may not only be out oi style . , .
they, may not b -what your eyes need today I
Come in for . cm eye-examination now. Improve
your eyesight, and your appearance ... both.
Dignified Credit
BORING OPTICAL COMPANY
TAYLOR DELEGATED
E. A. Taylor, chief deputy state
fire marshal, has been delegated
by Gov. Earl Snell to represent
Oregon at the President's con
ference on fire prevention May
6-8 in Washington, D. C. Taylor
has been appointed to the con
vention committee which will
study and make recommendations
on building codes, public use of
safety devices, fire safety regula
tions and financing of structural
improvements by property own
ers.
Refinish your own floors. Rent a
floor sander from Wood row's, 440'
Center St
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PLANS APARTMENT HOUSE
M. Cramer was issued a permit
by the city engineer's office Fri
day to build a $14,000 apartment
house at 647 N. High st Other
permits issued were to H. E. Pade
and C. B. Keen, for a $6,800 house
at 360 S. 20th st; Abrams & Skin
ner, $6,000 house at 560 N. 21st
st; Milton Larsen, for $850 alter
ations to a house at 2241 Claude
st, and to L. D. Brennen, for $50
repairs to a house at 1245 N. 19th
st
Bedding and vegetable plants.
Azaleas, perennials. Pemberton's,
1980 S. 12th SL Ph. 23318.
STATE POSITIONS OPEN
Openings for a . vitaf statistics
registrar and an accounts execu
tive with the state board of health
in Portland were announced Fri
day by the state civil service com
mission which will accept appli
cations at 444 Center st until
May 10. , Competitive examina
tions will be given. Starting 'pay
is S30U per month for the accounts
executive and $280 for the regis
trar.
Air-Steamship tickets i anywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol St
AUTOS COLLIDE
Cars driven by Ernest Earl
Porter of route 8, Salem, and Ru
fus A. LitUefield of Seattle,
Wash., collided at 9 a.m. Friday
at Center 4and Summer streets,
city police report Policemerf said
Sam Olsen, of Tacoma, a passen
ger in the LitUefield car, struck
his head on the windshield, shat
tering the pane. Olsen told poliee
be was unhurt.
Dahlia bulbs, cabbage, lettuce, to
mato bedding plants. Pansys, pe
rennials, shrubs. Boyd Nursery,
2440 Stat St
LINDBECK GOING TO CHINA
Lt Cmdr. John Land beck, son
of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Lindbeck,
of Salem, is aboard the USS To
ledo which left New York this
week for Shanghai via the Medi
terranean. Lindbeck expects to be
placed on destroyer duty upon his
arrival in Shanghai.
HIT-RUN REPORTED
J. W. Clark of route 2, Turner,
told city police that the left rear
fender of his car, parked in the
400 block of Marion street was
damaged at about 12 JO p.m. Fri-
day, when struck by a car- which
did not stop after the crash.
Oil your road 8c settle the dust.
rail Turti 089(1
NONE HURT IN CRASH '
No one was hurt in a collision
at Cottage and Mill streets at
about 4:30 p.m. Thursday involv
ing cars driven by LeRoy Wilson
of route 8. Salem, and by Sidney
Smith of 454 Ferry st., city police
report
Ben Clay, Trio
Friday and Saturday
Normandy Manor
ib. 39 c
ib 35 c
.... .lip 45 c
by
Dr. Sasa Hacfces
ABANDONED CAR FOUND
An abandoned car. stolen from
Harold E. Sherman, 835 D st. was
found about two miles north of
Keizer school on the Lakebrook
hop yard road Thursday! by city
detectives. All the tires and
wheels, a new battery, the seat
and seat covers had been! stripped
from the car, according to the
detectives" reports.
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Standard Cleaners & Dyers. Also
rug Be drapery cleaning. Pick up
Sc delivery service at no extra
cost. Give S&H green stamps. Ph.
8779. .
ELECTRONICS TO LOCATE
A permanent site fori Salem's
electronics warfare unit, U. S. na
val reserve, will be announced at
the 8 p.m. Monday meeting- at the
YMCA, Cmdr. E. A. Meola. in
charge of the group, said Friday.
Meola also said that assignments
for drill pay billets will be made
Monday .
MRS. LAMOUREUX DIES
Mrs. Elsie Lamoureux. native of
Salem and formerly a matron at
Fairview home, died Thursday
night in Seattle where she had
lived in recent years. She was a
sister 'of Mrs. Emma Murphy
Brown of Salem and of Mrs. J. H.
Robnett of Albany. The funeral
will be held Monday in Seattle.
OLIVER DILLESIIAW DIES
Oliver C. Dilleshaw, Astoria
restaurateur and brother; of Wil
liam Dilleshaw of Salem, died
this week in Astoria, according to
word received here. He had sut
fered a heart attack.
, f.
Izaak Walton, who achieved im
mortality writing about j the joys
of fishing, was a London iron
monger by trade.
Don't "Guess
WHEN YOU BUILD
CompleU plana & mater
ial lists.
Prevent , Expensive
Mistakes I
George E. Weeks
RU. X. Box 689E
Sales Paul 23181
So gay
o
and pretty . . .
You'd never guess
they're for
Mothers-to-be
7
98
It's time to wear the gayest, v
mo-t becoming frocks you
evrr ownedt Sketched here
are two of WarJ four brand
new styles, that are flatter
ing ... young . . . concealing.
Rich floral patterns in soft-as-a-clouil
rayoa that's clev
erly cut for letting out.T
la sites from 12 to 20.
AJ4 this purchae to your
Monthly Payment Account.
Allen Lauds
Legislature
Though legislative processes, as
demonstrated here recently by the
83-day state session, are "seem
ing confusion, the new laws
which result are by and large con
structive, Eric Allen, secretary to
Gov. Earl Snell. told the Salem
Board of Realtors Friday. In the
long run, this is "still the . best
and fairest type of government"
he declared.
Alien said some criticism of the
legislature is justified, but that
much of the slowness of decision
is due to lack of teamwork, oc
casioned by the presence of many
excellent leaders and "few to fol
low. The fact that many people now
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Let our Registered Optometrist examine your
eyes and fit them with fine modern eyewear
that flatters your personal appearance, ' -
Optical Service
Member Better Vision Institute
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Sized 12 to
Th Statesman, Salem, Oregon.
look to government for security
was credited by Allen with cre
ating an enlarged welfare prob
lem. He said the latest legislature
appeared to have returned to an
earlier theory of welfare, pfat it
should depend on need, rather
than any right to security.
Show Profits to Co to-
Conserve Myrtlewoods
Profit made by the Salem Men's
Garden club from the spring gar
den show April 26-27 will go en
tirely to the statewide fund for
conservation of Oregon ' myrtle
wood trees. President Mark Tay
lor of the local dub said Friday.
Many clubs of the Salem area
will exhibit early blooms at the
two-day show in the local YMCA.
scheduled to open at Z pjm. next
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Law Club Fetes
Visitor at Dinner
Jason Lee Law dub ofT Wil
lamette university entert lined
Friday night with a dinner party
at Normandy Manor in honor of
Milton Greene of University oCr
Washington, province president at
Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity.
Supreme Court Justice Arthur Ot ,
Hay and Seward Reese, dean V '
the Willamette college of law.
The club has petitioned - fo
election as a chapter of Phi Delta
Phi. In charge of arrangements.
Friday night were Richard Spooo .
er of Portland, chairman, and;
Orville Hager of Lincoln, Nebtv.
club president .
Saturday. Mercnandize prizes wiDi
be awarded winning exhibitors.
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