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FLORISTS TO ATTEND SNODDY GIRL LOSES CASE
Eight Salem florists will at- A $50,000 damage suit involv
tend a one-day school for floral Ing auto accident injuries was lost
design Monday in Portland's in Marion county circuit court
florirt warehouse, under spon- Thursday by Mary Louise Snod
, sonhip of ibt Floral Telegraph dy, a minor, after the jury de
Delivery association. Alfred de- liberated six hours. Through her
Mero, FTD;, designer or uetroii, guardian (and mother) Mrs. Lra
lich will conduct the school. Atr Snoddy,' the girl sued Michael C.
tending from here will be 44rs. Helms and the estate of James C.
Ames Srhurkine. who is -were- Helms, the latter of whom was
Lar f this FTD district: Robert I driver of a car in which Miss I
Owens, '" who ' will assist deMero; Snoddy was riding when it col- t
Htlene Schultz, Herbert Hunt, ided with a train at West Stay- I
Mr.and Mrs. Oscar uison, w. v.i ion Dec. 23, 1945. The cage was
tie Pew and -Wln'stanley Jenk. L J heard in Judge E. M. Page's court.
Mormon Crickets in Salem
Dance SaL site. Siiverton armory.
TV. your Christmas shopping now!
Pirture drastically reduced in! For
Weslx electric 2.5 K. W. & 2 K. W
built-in wall - heaters now avail
hi ft f. Flfctrnm frt
Elfstrom's Art Dept.
OKEII TO Bt'ILD
The city engineer's office
Thursday iued building permits
-to F. M. North, for a $5000 house
At ""SO Brers ave- and to. J. A
immediate delivery. Thor I
Crickets Start
New Drive in
Morrow County
HEPPNER, Ore, June 5-JPH
Morrow County Agent N.- C An
derson said today that Mormon
crickets, now checked In Uma
tilla county, were infesting some
wheat fields In the Morgan area
of Morrow county. An Ion
rancher, Werner Reitmann. re
ported considerable cricket dam
age to wheat in the Morgan area.
Spreading of poison bait was In
tensified.
Public Records
washers , and ironer. Broadway i
Appliance Co., .419 Terry, Salem, Mormon crickets such as these are still moving throagh eastern Ore-
Ore.
CHEMEKETAN'S TO HIKE
( Tl Chemeketans announced
Thursday that they will hike to
lielm. for a $2500 residence at ' the natural bridge located north
213S N. Liberty St. Other permits of Little Sweden on i the North
! alterations and repairs to cost i Santiam river highway Sunday.
about $150 or less were issued to They will leave from 248 N. Com-
Warne' W. Cordon, for work at j mercial st at 7:30 a. m., and ail
1075 Columbia st; Fred Lemon, j those interested in going are ask-
2310. N. 4th si: Tiret Baptist
church.' 515 N. Liberty St.: H. D.
Euckner, 818 N. Commercial st.
gon destroying crops and gardens. The crickets pictured above were
brought to Salem this week by Mr. and Mrs. Leo Crabtree. 1110 N.
Commercial sl after a visit to Crabtree's uncle, Frank Lindsay of
Morgan. -That town, about 35 miles from Arlington, was Invaded
by the chomping hoard over the weekend. Mrs. Crabtree stated
that the crickets have powerful Jaws and are able to eat ripened
. wheat kernels and whole green plants. (Photo by Don Dill. States
man staff photographer.) '
Dance Sat. Crystal Gardens.
EX-SALEM WOMAN DIES
ed to register at that address be- Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Fargo, 63,
fpre Sunday. Hike leader for this "who lived at Salem before mov
trip is to be Mary Foster. ing to Long Beach. Calif, in 1937,
died recently at a Torrance, Calif-
Special Closing . out v all lawn I hospital, according to word re-
rvi 'nA tti iho'dtict I mowers at reduced price. Broad- ceived here Thursday. She moved
OU your road. and settle the dust. Annli!in rnriio r., wn,
uu iue, or aw. , . Among the survivors are two
Dexter sharpens lawnmowers at . . , daughters, Ruth Wicks of Wil-
you--home by machine. 6833. Johns-Mansyiile slate I u r f a c mington and Betty Jane Brooks
' shingles applied by expert roofers. of seaside. Ore. The funeral was
BEAEDED MAN VISITS . nom nj oowi 4 ywn w ; par. held at Long Beach and interment
Hollis Smith of uauas "7J"" Sf-n" followed at Westminster cemetery
Ealem ThurKlay sporting an in- .! ;'.7c . f -cipient
beard and talking Up the n Co 164 S. ComL
coming Dallas centennial cele- turn vsts rAVFtiinr
bration July 25-27. He said Polk J orval E. Caverhill of Vale, Ore., Hih st- No parking meters,
rountv men are subject to either I ma t nn k.n ...ui. -u I
UardVor fine, in connection with 01
the celebrauon ana jh uauas making on illegal right turn. Po- rZ t no n t teld
area rodents would be in period Uce Mid car WM involved In 2 4JHa? ihVt XI
costumes as early as July 12 to an accident at 9:30 p. m. with an rSSin 2?S2 L?1rm m
pubheize the affair, auto operated by Melvin W. Mont- SJr.0',; '"Vu
,:.,. s... Uomery of , 1230 Third st. West I " - ' "ItlJ Tu 1 7 1 7i
- Urge size de luxe elec ranges, 6 J ,
' burners and dual ovens. Hamilton I Tvi r j
immediate delivery.
MRS. THOMAS YISTTS
Wm. Bliven, L. C. Cooney and C,
M. Craig now located at 647 N.
irs. zna i nomas. 033 Mates- Ur Tam r itim tai- Suit
man st, is in Miami. Fla. visit-
ing with her daughter, Ruthyn curred in auto-train accident at
Thomas Reed. Before going to Wet Staytcn December 23. 1945.
rn T o ? rT 'tr on Jury verdict for the defendants.
- f c 7T.' iey, in lam An-1 MARRIAGE UCENSE
KCica, I APPLICATIONS
For Rent: Beach house. June and nfn c- Swoboda, 670 South st.
July. Gene Eckerlen. Ph. 3203. !.nd lre:ne Sizemore typist 3690
Sunnyview ave both of Salem.
Salem Self Service Laundry. New Edward E. Creecy, Jr., 26, stu
moaern wasnmg machines, drvers. dent, iiiiamooic, ana carmen
mangle for use. Hourly rates. 1815 Coburn. 25. domestic. Salem.
!X. IZtn, Ph. 5607. MUNICIPAL COI KT
I or lactones. o.. Urge size de luxe elec. ranaes. 6
tiMS, 1Z- general - wenne wan h,n anA ,Ma - -
his
store revealed that all of his
sugar stamps, numbers 11 and 12,
worth 366 pounds of sugar, had
been taken. Previously, about $5
Thermador I casn had been reported missing
from tne casn register.
rlnrks. $12.48. Ux lnd. R. U Elf-
atrom Co.
METERS NET $17 $ '
Salem's meters netted $1760.47,
Thursday's count of last week s
collection shows. Of the aum,:
nickels totaled $1102.25; penn:
burners and dual ovens. Hamilton
Furniture Co, 230 Chemeketa.
VERNE SCOTT VISITS
Verne Scott, ton of Mr. and
Mrsi Harry Scott; 960 N. Fifth st,
is In Salem for a week's visit with
his parents before returning to
-his duties as a researcher for the
All picture prints, American and
Imported, 30 off. Elfitrom's Art
Dept
MOTHERS, GIRLS nOME
Mrs. Roger L. Hancock of 755
N. Capitol st, was dismissed with
her twin girls from Salem Gen-
meters are not made for and
which yield only 12 minutes
of agriculture at Davis, Calif.
missed with their daughters were
Mrs. Victor F. Simonton, 125
larking time, totaled $6 40. An- Un,.,. ,,.... - ,, I n.h wet Kaim? m. Earl
other colection was made by police dredf of picturfS at discounts Johnson, jr. Independence and
fiiui . ransintf im tn 5nS., Art TWnt : I Mrs. n. M. A See. Mill Ulty.
Oml Sand S GraveL Ph. 21966. 1
Dance Sat Crystal Gardens.
TRICK LOSES TIRE
A large truck tire rolled off a
truck of the G C. Produce Co,
rbrUand, some place along 12th
CIRCUIT COURT
Steven P. Selensky vs. Mrs. H-
C Pritzkay and Eugene M. Kel
ley: Case dismissed with preju
dice.
Victor H. Neufeld vs. Patricia
Delores Neufeld:. Defendant files
answer admitting and denying
and cross-complaint for divorce
Marion Hood vs. Fred E. Hood;
Defendant files answer admitting
and denying.
James R. Lvke vs. Theodore
Olsen: Suit dumied with preju
dice.
Rose M. Hardin vs. James C
Hardin.
Katherine Taylor vs. William H.
Taylor: Default order issued
Mary Louise Snoddy. a minor
through guardian, Mrs. Lera
Snoddy, vs. Michael C. Helms and
Pioneer Trust Co, admintrator
The Statesmen. Salem. Or?oa. Friday. Tano t. IU7S
ORDNANCE, June 5-4VEast-
ern Oregon's weat and farmland
was considered safe today from
jniestation by Mormon crickets
this season, but farmers began
worrying about next year.
The hordes f crickets have
halted their march toward farm
land to lay eggs. Within two
weeks, the adult cricket will die;
but the eggs one female lays up
to ZM wui natch next season.
Poison bait spread for 12 amies
between Ordnance and Doardman
held the crickets back from fer
tile land, but did not succeed In
exterminating them before the
mating season.
New supplies el rhlordane poi
son arrived at the Ordnance de
pot here today, but the crickets
have already laid eggs. .
Cot Raymond G. Curtin. depot
commander, aaid the kfUtia
here was ttill "very heary tt
that the Inserta had awod drn.
W1LLASIETTE TILE CO.
ART TILE for flrepUrea, drain
Warda. store f rowta. tsatarsoa.
showers. ir doors.
FREE ESTIMATE
-E4" Bash
Ma. 2-4U . 1US X. mater
Vencliaii Blinds
- ELI IE n -
Tb Ehatd Ma
VFeti firso Orrroa
rwsw ?n$ i$i ruu tt
Uko la Atnalawa. irt
ad Wood
Claolro of Tape Calara
Call Aaty Ttoao for Trre
rrftsMtee
Mraavred aa4 IswtaSe4
Pay Koiaiag Drvn
Dance Sat nite, Siiverton armory.
wvu j a vrcnesixa.
BROWN DIRECTS MEMORIAL
SUte Grange Chaplain Arthur '
Brown of Salem directed a mem- li.
Llord It MacFarlane. Vancou
ver, Wah., violation of basic rule,
posted $7.50 bail.
Adolph H. Scharff. 1595 S.
22nd st, violation of basic rule.
Wilbert Steele. 3130 Portland
al amSaa 1. .f at m I
:;::Lr I; Iv. 'V? u,e inunaay rd, no operator's license, posted
"""'" uiie (range con I u ii '
vention in Bend, the Associated
rTjess reports.
Complete Irrigation systems and
engineering consultation as re
quired. Industrial Supply Co. of
saiem, 1038 s. Com l. Ph. 8023
- . -
Crawfish by the dozen, alive or
Orval E. Caverhill. Vale, ille
gal right turn, posted $2.50 bail.
Ralph West 415 Pine st, no
operator's license, continued.
Edward Carl Hawkins, route I.
Salem, reckless driving, liquor
Involved, fined $75.
John R. Harmon, route 4. Sa-
cooked. Burroughs Tavern, 2395 lem, failure to stop, posted $2.50
N. Front St Ph. 8063.
bail.
PROBATE COURT
Eliza R. Wininger estate: Or
der closes estate.
David P. Bebb estate: Order
closing estate.
Sally Buh estate: Order au-
officials there renortH t Htw wonz,n Paru payment oi
state nolic. W,. ' SM as attornejr fees
Pemberton's Flower . Shop, 1980
a. nui. tm. 20703.
i
MAN GONE FROM OSH
M. J. Grieze. 36. is missinr
from the Oregon state hospital.
l . Tt. ... n .-A t I :- 1
11; . NoUce Now taking orders for apt Dr: Wiles Dentist 701 First Nat
nouse electric ranges with r the Bank. Phone 4924.- ?
high f peed. tube, type burners. M - ,
RrArfi) Anrllonra Pa AiQ DELAPP ON FLAGSHIP
Ferry, Salem, Oregon. Robert D. DeLapp, S 2c, bro
ther of Vera E. DeLapp, 1370
HITS PARKED AUTO Market st, is serving aboard the
A car driven by Berdell C.J heavy cruiser USS - Fall River.
-street and Us cut-off between 1 Williams of 2155 Ferry st, j flagship of U. S. naval forces In
State street and hiehwav 99E. the cr"snea n a parxea auto owned Japan. The ship Is based at yok
driver of the 1ruck reported to bT Sam P. Neufeldt 245 S. Win- osuka In Tokyo bay, according to
Salem police. The tire rolled of f " ,we uo mock of South navy press dispatches,
.v- . . ...v. i . I Hi Bh St.. investiffatinff citv rmlirol
uw imi vi m ivui-wnm uauci.l , . l j. i - j i - ' '
saia. . I irnmeaiaie ueiiveur. iiiciniauui
llarre aize de luxe elec. ranses.
Insured savings earn more than 1 5Hmmage over Greenbaum's J burners and dual ovens. Hamilton
two per cent at Salem Federal v1"' v " Furniture Co, 230 cnemeketa.
Sru.l?SOUtbUi AT MOOSE MEETING ' HAROLDS END TRIP
' . - 1L E. Hedine, Salem Moose Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Harold
Going fast. Many fine buys in lodge, leader, is. In Klamath FaUs returned Wednesday night after
picture. This everft Is on in full . Moose . committeemen visiting Victoria, B. C. They left
blast Elfstrom's Art Dept ' and , off iciala who are planning last Friday night following the
reo-r.,..--... fwr ? Ju,y ,tat convention of San Juan route to Victoria and
rTrTZZ iTh? liif ?Iamn l0de' . returning via Port Angeles and
tars onven by Dale E. Champ .. . . . hj., ai Harold la
rt Stayton and Samuel J. Allen- New location Croruse Studio, 439 1 "."uue of Lder Bros
by of route 5. Salem, collided at Court St, over Smith Baking Co. represenUUve of Loder Bros.
12io p.m. Thursday in the 500 wjcENKrn m xwn Northern Lawn mowers, limited
SaTjoe Woodburn QuantUy. R. L. Elfstrom Ca
?iTfn5red report No one Alice Albee of V.nport DIsmsSED BY DEACONESS
V. ' .Thursday were Issued a marriage Mothers dismissed from Salem
Plate (last now available Don hcense in Portland, according to Deaconess hospital Thursday are
Brown. Elfstrom's. . ; Associated Press. Mrs. Jack Schmidt of Stayton and
Listen to Burke's Radio Camera RirfW S?th Ytlrt5 hoS wiS
Program. 90 a . m. today. IjirtllS Slxtix st, West Salem, WhwIJ
FIRST AID CALLED ' WAGNER To Mr. and Mrs. route 1, Stayton, with her daugh-
Mrs. William Aigeltinger of Paul E. Wagner. 830 Cade st. a ter.
VS?ClS-:H 22:' Wot rent Floor Sanders. Wood-
Eugene Prescott the Oak St Bar- hearing on final account
ber, wishes to announce that he U I Henry Cashman esUte: R. B.
IaiduD with the flu and will not Hind, Leo N. Childs and C. E.
be in the shop before June 14. Grelg apopinted appraisers.
Siiverton Masons
At Portland Rites
Rite In Portland this week, and
two, Errol Ross and the Rev. Ben
Browning, received the 32nd de
gree tonight. The Shrine cere
monial SatnrHnv will also Hrtv
SILVERTON, June 5 Several many local men. several of whom
iocai Masons are participating in I will be initiated Into this organ-
uw annual reunion ot the Scottish Ization.
first aid men at about 9:30 p.m. General hospital.
Thursday for second degree burns ROUSETT To Mr; and Mrs.
Incurred when a Jar of Jam broke j John "Rousett 1082 Electric stM
while she was canning.
''I
G. E. automatic blankets a year
r o u n d comfort and pleasure
limited quantity at Appliance
Dept R. L Elf strom Ca
son, Thursday, June 5, at Salem
General hospitaL .
JOHNSTON To Mr. and Mrs.
William H. Johnston. 1080 Cross since May 27, H. D. Merrill, ad
st, son, Wednesday, June 4,' at juster for Motors Insurance com
rows, 450 Center St
FRONT TIRES TAKEN
Two front tires and wheels
were stolen from a wrecked auto,
parked on a Salem lot some time
f KAMXtM
In thta ctlr. Monday. June S. Francl
kian. ratiier of a. w. Franklin of To- George Fulton, 1232 N. Commer
Salem General hospital.
RICH EY To Mr. and Mrs.Er
sia Rlchey, 930 N. 14th st, a son,
Thursday, June S, at Salem Dea
coness hospital.
FULTON To Mr. and Mrs.
pany, reported Thursday to city
police, v '
Wanted: Finish and rough carpen
ters. 2 or more months work. Fh.
7487.
The undersigned dealers have
vjo and of Mr. Lee Swop of Mo- cial st, a daughter, Thurdsay. I ... rnniM nrlM fin aavrdtiat. S3 75
Onto. Calif. will b held 8u-1 iunm a - Salem General i i-. r-
uy. ju s. at uio Oretown. Otnon. """"f- "l feaiem uenerai nos- pe,. unit West Salem Fuel Co,
rnurch at 1 30 D m. with interment at 1 P1UII.
Oreton, direction W. T. Rrg don com- MINTON To
pany
Mra. Viola Myrtla Rownbaunr. at the
rK)nc, 1SS5 Hrry t . Janm 4. Sur
vived by her husband, tut me A, Ro
enbaum of Salrm; four alctcr. : Mr.
Arel Thomaa and Mrs. Karah Vlnaon,
- tola of Balerrv, and Mn. Mary De Ehlr
Wa and Mrs. Nellie Marry, both of
forriand: two brother, W. J; Carden
, of Orerori City, and T. W. Cardan of
Gladstone, and aeveral niecaa and
twphew. Services i will ! be at the
Oouch.Barrtck chapel Saturday. June
7. at IS .M a m . the Rev. Pudly Strain
officiating. Interment at JOOr ceme-
' ry. t - -
TAU.MAN
leRQT C: Tallman. late resident of
; 1S7S franklin street. West Salem, at a
local hospital. June 4, at the age of 14
years. Huband of Mr. Amelia Tall
man of Salem; father of Mrs. Ray Se
euin. Lon A. Tallman. Eugene Tall-
snan and VemohiTallmah. all of Salem;
and. brother of Earl Tallman of Amity.
AIm survived by a nephew. Irwin
. Tallman of Amity. Service will be
Saturday. June T. at 1 -30 p.m., in the
CTouKh'Barrtck chapel with Interment
at Belcrest Memorial park.
rss v ' -' .
Elizabeth Margaret Rons; at the rest
nnre,,.234 East Miller street. June S.
Survived by three daughters. Mr. Ruth
E. Rhoteii and Mr. Dorothy Core, both
ef Salem, and Mrs. Marian Rlet of
IorUnd: three son. George Webster
SUM f Salem, tee 8. Rom of Mill City
and Robert W. Rona ef Portland, and a
Vrother. .Uovd A. Ro i of Detroit,
Mich., and 10 grandchildren. Service
will be at the Clough-Banick chapel
Saturday. June 7. at 3 p.m.. with inter
Tnnt ml City View cemetery. The Rev.
T. C. Stannard and the Rev. Howard
Boustoa will officiate.
Ph 54051 Tanltal I .timber Fuel
jwr. ana wrs. m Ph, 7721. II rhwiv Fuel Co
Merl Minton, route 1. Lyons, a pn (5444.
aorr, Thursday, June S, at Salem '
General hospitaL -1 Dance Sat Crystal Gardens.
CHILDREN'S
SUNDAY, JUNE 8
Unified Worslup Service, 10:45 a. ov
Presentation of Catechism Diplomas
Promotional Certificates
Children's Pageanl 7:45 p. n.
"SUMMER S FESTIVAL OF PRAISE"
Presented by the Sunday School I
First Evangelical United Brethren
Church -
Where Marlon Cresses Summer
B. 1L ErmeL Sapt . W. N. Brewn, Minister
LORMON'S
1109 Edgewaier
t
Open 9 A. M. to 7 P. M.
'Just Arrived!
West Salem
New Blotaaoe, Print. Sheers. CrwpM. Tcdlorsxl and
style : t.9U to OmVO
Huifly Peasant Sldrts m Srsucker. Broadcloth
and It OF" P" OF"
Rayon
20 Discount on all Suits, and Coats
We Now Have a Hosiery Mender
Fast - Dependable Service
SSJI Green Stamps Given Here
Ml
tiu! Esma
I A IL S
TIDS WEEK 0IILY
First Line - First Quality
IB
6:C3 x 16
LIMITED QUANmT
Army Surplus Tent
8x9. Reg. $385. Solo Price
V
Tios Federal Tax
22.95
SALEI1 WELDIIIG SUPPLY
Oxycen Acetylene Carbide Weldlnf Sapplles
205 Chemeketa St, Salem rbene 111
43
SEE0EES imm mi
CordUIIj InTltes joa to e and drive the rtrolatUteury
SALS BURY
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SUPER IIOTOR SCOOTED
The nwl completeljr automxtir vehicle on w heebv larf (t, sot power
ful motor Mooter ever built. Comfortable, fast, safe, esuy to driTC, txkes
you anywhere for lem than carfare. Easy convenient tei
"G"
SEE0EE
Church and Chemeketa
Tht Jlolor Doc
rim K02
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B B B tJ
Vacation may bo 50 mile away
or 5,000 mile long. Bat you
want every mile to be fan. Yoa
want amooth, eore, safe miles of
traveling. And for that, yoa itart
K with Shcllubrication.
Ehellobrication la far more than
a "grease job It ia a tyiten
developed by Shell engineers
to give your car thoroughgoing
Inspection and "conditioning
like this:
Fort tl-roef lebrlcattes:
firiellnriHtatlon fnllown
factory-approrad auldo
chart, for your parucoltr
maka and model of car
RlflM iMheksMifl fee HsM fUcl
SheUubrication uses at least
15 different types) of lubri
cating equipment as many
at 14 specialized lubricants
0f erspe4" la a ct Ustt
Your Ehtt dealer checks a
score of hidden spots where
wear can i tart thus belpa
prevent trouhls Esppening
Wrtrtes) receJsd. Ehellubric.
tioa rires yoa a "pLcture
charf receipt ahowics; Just
what's been dona and what
trouble may be lutein
r
t Here's fomfz
l CtN HELP YOU V
For cny trip long or ahort
count on ut for free, expert touring service
Come in and tell toe where yoa want to go. wbea and for
bow long. If it's a ahort trip, wVrs cot the helps you need
maps, accommodation lists, whaMo-tee booklets
right in our station.
If it'e a longer trip, well hare Shell Touring Service
plan it from country-wide Information. Just allow time
for mailing end all will be sent to yoa for f re I
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