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CAR, "MOTORCYCLE CRASH
A car-motorcycle cra.h in the
COO b'tx k of North Commercial
t. Monday morning necessitated
hospital treatment for Wlllaby
George Nason, 644 17th St, Cor
allis, city police said. He was
treated for a lacerated upper left
leg and released from Salem
Dearcne-s hospital. Nason was
Tiding the motorcycle and Will
Novotny, 635 N. Commercial st,
a. driver of the other vehicle.
Police said Novotny and V. R.
Andcram of Corvallis, riding on
the motorcycle with- Nason, were
not hurt. .
Standard Cleaner and Dyers,
also rug and drapery cleaning,
Pickup and delivery service. No
extra charge. S and H green
tamps. Ph. 8779.
Dutch Boy Once Over wajll paint.
All standard colors on hand. Ph.
4839. ;
HEALTH PROGRAM EXPANDS
An increased program of rhest
C-rays and health education will
be forwarded in Marion county
ta a result of the National Tu
berculous association convention
In San Francisco last week, ac
cording to Mr. Ruby Bunnell, ex
ecutive secretary of the Marion
county public health association,
who has returned as a delegate
from the meet. Also emphasized
at the convention was the asso
ciation's drive, to have all hos
pitals give ch-st X-rays to every
admitted patient.
Ladies, if you need a new iron
here's a money-saving opportun
ity standard makes of-light
weight, standard weight & steam
Irons used as display merchan
dise tpecial discount. Ralph
Johnson Appliances. Ph. 4036.
Dance, Wed., Crystal Gardens.
KOCO STAFF INCREASED
Announcement of two additions
to the staff of the new Salem
radio station, KOCO. which is to
open about July 1, was made
Monday by Owner B. Loring
Schmidt Richard Nason of De
troit, former public relations man
at Klamath Falls marine bar
racks, will be an announcer
writer, and Bob Brower, former
ly with KORE, Eugene, will be
technician-announcer. Nason
toured the state with marine bond
shows in 1945. Both men have ar
rived here with their families.
Dance, Wed., Crystal Gardens.
Fast, reasonable, guaranteed radio
repairing, all makes. Douglas Mc
Kay Chevrolet Co.
MOTHERS LEAVE GENERAL
Four mothers, each with her
infant son. dismis-ed Monday
from Salem General hospital are
Mrs. William B. Large, Turner;
Mr. Louis Cline, Detroit; Mrs.
W. H. Mayfield, 145 W. Luther
at; Mrs. Edward White, 500 Beck
ave. Three mothers, each with
her daughter, who went home
Sunday are Mrs. Maynard A. Nel
son, 1625 Norway st; Mrs. Lamar
Bupp, Monmouth, and Mrs. Louis
Gar fin, 1395 Baker st.
Special sale! Clearance of all bed
ding stock. Fuchsias, geraniums,
etc. Pemberton's, 1980 S. 12th. Ph.
2-6765.
SCOUT LEADERS RETURN
Back Monday from a one-week
camp training " session at Camp
Parsons, Wash., were a group of
senior scouts and leaders. Cas
cade area council ficldman Jerry
bcott completed a course in camp
activities, and executive Lyle
Leighton conducted the commis
sary course. Senior Scout James
Brennan, Salem, took a commis
sary management course, and
Milton St. John, Gervais, received
a certificate for completing an
aquatic school.
Northern Lawn nxtwera. limited
quantity P. L. Elfstrom Co.
Johns-Mansville slat s u r f a c e
shingles applied by expert roofers
Nothing down, 3 years to pay.
Buy the best at no exlra cost. Free
estimates. Ph. 4642, Mathis Bros
Roofing Co., 164 S. Coml.
ANNA ARNOLD RE-ELECTED
Anna Arnold was re-elected
president of Salem's Chin-up club
1 at a Sunday meeting in the
home of Lucille Garner. 1549
Broadway ft. Margaret Thome
was re-elected secretary and the
following new. officers were
named: Vice president, Leon
Fischus; treasurer, Lucille Gar
ner; chaplain, William A. Sell
wood. Discussion at the meeting
centered around plans for the
buidling campaign set for this fall.
IHiiluary
FIRESTONE STORE APPROVED
A building permit for $8,000,
to build a Firestone tire and ap
pliance store at 255 N. High st,
was issued to George Rhoten by
the city engineer's office Monday.
Initial work has already ,bgun.
P. J. Bohan was authorized to
build a $4,500 house at 3310
Abrams ave. Permits for work to
cot $1,000 or less were issued to
Floyd Volkel. 555 N. Liberty st;
George B. Guthrie. 170 S. High
tt and to James C. Irwin, 1285
N. Capitol st
Model R100 Conlon Four-way
Cabinet Ironer with new slide
glide shoe (a hand ironing action
shoe which glides back and forth
while the roll revolves), 30" rust
proof scratch-proof sohe with
non-sag roll. Two-ppeed control,
datable roll pressure, knee or
hand control, white baker-on
enamel. $189.95. Available now.
R. L. Elfttrcm Co. Appliance
Dept.
, Oregon Barber Shop, formerly at
481 Ferry St.. now located at 615
ft. Capitol. Hair cuts 65c.
THOR LODGE TONIGHT
Trior Lodge, Sons of Norway.
will meet at 6:30 o'clock tonight
for a no-hot dinner at the home
- cf Nels Tonning on Croisan
creek. Members and invited
friends will attend the open-air
meeting and coffee and cream
will be provided. Raoul Bertrand,
professor of philosophy and liter
ature at Willamette university.
will speak on "Revolutionary As
pects otr Communism" and a short
business meeting will be held.
Furniture Auction tonight, 7 p. m.,
15 N. Liberty. Closing out Nel
son Bros. Complete furniture
stock. No reserve, everything goes.
Lease expires. Merchandise open
for inspection today.
Oil your road and settle the dust.
Call Tweedie, 9696 or 5769.
RETIRES FROM GROCERY
Dorothy Cook, Mehama. filed
notice of retirement from Me
fcama grocery with the Marion
tounty cleik Monday.
WEBB
Mrs. Nellie A. Webb, late resident of
route 1. Brooks, at a local no pita I. Fri
day. June 20. Mother . ol Mrs. Uavid
haucy ol Dundee ana Mrs. i, W. f'itta
of brooks: T. C. Webb of Wichita f alls,
Texas; George B. Webb of Canby, Ore.,
Ernest C. Webb of Bay villace. unto,
and tzra S, Vvebb of Livermoie. Calif.;
and sister of John Browning of Kansas
and Wirt Brownin of Idaho. Also sur
vived by 22 grandchildren and eight
rrat-f ranclchildren. Services will be
field at 2 p.m. Tuesday, June 24, at
the Clough-Barrick chapel with ' the
Rev. Duotey Strain officiating. Inter
ment at the City View cemetery.
DISTRICT BUDGET REPORTED
Estimated expenditures amount-
ins to $1,800 for the year 1947-48
have been approved by the Mill
City rural fire protection dis
trict according to a report to
the Marion county clerk Monday.
The expenses include $900 for
operation and repair of the
equipment and a special four-mill
levy of $900 to be used on the
purchase of a new fire truck.
Plate glass now available.
Brown, Elfstrom s.
Don
YM BOYS TO HIKE TODAY
A hike around the Silver CietV
Falls sUitc ;nk will Ik- m.idr to
day by the 100 l.y at the Salim
YMC'A's Camp Silver Cteek. ar-
Public Rocords
Jl hilt t t OI RT
tlarar-re Ii. null-erg. Portland. ill
n a lck with In -lift iranl funds..
cording to Director John Card- ; "T 1
ner. Units of younger and older i ututKi following a ptea 4 guilty.
boys attend the ramp dining the po " ("w"" ir one m
Mimmrr for one wtk at a time.
some tinder the auMi of sev
eral of Salem service clubs,
which provide Mhohurhiii on the
bas of the Imyj,' need.
Tkm SsoWamon. Salem. OrxyetL To&rr. ftm 31 U.7 1
Births
BAKBOI R To Mr. and Mr
Marshall H.BatUjr. $10 S. 14th
tt a daujMet. Monday, June 71,
at Salem Cera-tal horpt.at.
HARGMIR To Mr. arwJ
River silt top sot and fill dirt
Com l Sand Gravel Ph 21966
DISMISSED BY DEACONESS
Mrs. Ray Conder. 17 Park ave..
and Mrs. Leonard Kinkaid of
route 1. Salem, each with her
infant daughter, were dimised
from Salem Deaconess hospital
Sunday. Mrs. Charles Smith of
Seattle was disrnij-sed with her
on. i
STRODE IS PARATROOPER
Pfc. Marvin L. Stnic. 18-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. Eat I A
Strode, box 344. route 9. Salem
recently won his
wings at the 11th airborne divi
sion training center at Yamoto.
Japan, after making the five ic
quired tiuining jumps from a C-47
airplane. Eighth aimy headquar-
linnl Html. I nl lil. tua
MM-ruii'S pl-eta-l guilty, iwilmum
tut cn nrr u June 24
Jolin Nubrf bftikin, in ..li .-
atea. line stnutnoed on pay . I Mrs. , Paul Wargnier. 1910 S 2M
in irii4inl tirt. I- M I n - fcl ?V-Tn leiM ral Imsfat I
.n MMM-m oi tnutt rmis CLARK To Mr. and Mrs
-"' Andius Ul. rlNtlaia- liwl Marion Clark "tli 1IUW .
lor wnunr to June 74 ' a aaghter, Monday. June 21, at
Jamn Holartt Krttr jtmnon. UUtn nnrtl hrartitit
OX r l - tit-II I.I Mkd IiiihI UU And nu i
naratroopcis . FKfiitATS- ini tr AUILHH To Mr. and
le a V4-iv .i, ri (v. we Aiwim lncenomn
pi-d mi i2m a daughter. Monday. June
ikinc ni.i wILXABT To Mr. and Mrs
J1 J4un. Mjtfe. a s4v
MitJUj. Jut-? $, at SaVem Ik
rennt rirpiukL
RTTWART To Mr arwj
R. Lett Stewart. Lynns, a duth
Ut. Swrwlay, June . at Sarf
I14 bf fatal
HARD To Mr arl M
J4Sn Hard. Sntt H.Ik, a anr
Sunday, June 7X. at KaVto Gen.
etal HxvgKtal.
lOEK To Mr and Mrs Knv
nnh 11. Yk. ruu'.e t, SaWm. a
pomx, Sutsday. June Z2. t fhrm
General fN rnVaL
I Mrs. 1 COttt3s To Mr a Mrs,
i 4WjAWe Ctwn. 1W0 N Zr4 tA, o
-j aun, Sandy. Ju Z2, at Saarto
I Mri
K W. rit euie federal tases Datd P. Wlllaby. 640 MafWtft st
estutiatrd al Si - ' I , .
Urn voie ute Ed oie a on- Monday. June -J. at S
GenrraJ hostnlal
" - " - IjTTXM Mult 1. If WA BAAI, mm-
po.mni tdminmitiM mna s I ksu , Wtn GeneTal KcMlal
no Ad. II M.. M G tMMxil . RODCXllt'IF To Vlr
nr...lnl ..f Ik.. f . . - " " "
li. c automatic blanket a year i K ' " '."i riin-i p.. .mm iiiniiait.r
' t .. :n l. ... .i , h. .
viiii'ii, win ryvaw. on inr rarmeis
FARMERS SLATK TALK
Gus Schlicker of Salrm.
v u t-
round comfort and Dlensu.
limited quantity at Appliance' umon weekly isrim program i.t
Dept It L. Elfstrom Co. I p. m. Wedneday on ' 1947 Na-
'tional Fanuly raimn.g Art,'" m -Dexter
sharpens lawnmnwers at , cording to a Faimcrs L'nu.n pt-s
your home by.nvachine. 6833. ' relea-e.
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We'll make complete
arrangements for you,
in any distant city, if
you'll simply call us
into consultation, and
express your wishes,
as soon as the necessi
ty arises.
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MORRIS
Isaac Morrla. rt. 1, Brooks, In Salem
June 20. Services will be held in
ClouKh-Barrick chapel Tuesday, June
24. at 10; JO a.m. wltn the Rev. Vernon
Zornes officiating. Interment will be in
Belcrest Memorial park. Associated
with the W. R. Dougnerty family of
route 1, Brooks, for the pant 28 years
PACK
Holiin K. Page, late of 1815 S. Com
mercial st., at a local hospital Saturday
June 21, at the age ol 71 years, feurviv
inr are his wile. Mrs. Alice Page, ana
sister. Miss Albina Pane, both of Sa
lem. Private services will be .-he Id Tues
day. June 24. at Mt. Crest Abbey ma us
oleum with trie Mev Oeorge M. awiit
officiating. Direction Cloueh-Barrick
company. Please omit flowers.
BIRNS
Wellington A. Burns, at the resi
dence. li2 N. 5th st, Saturday, June
21. Survived by his wife, Grace A.
Burns of Salem; two daughters, Mrs.
L. II. Matters of Spokane. Wash., and
Miss Doris Burns of Vancouver, Wash.:
a son, Earl W. Burns of Salem; four
granclchildren and a brother, B. S.
Burns of Grand Forks, N.D. Announce
ment of services later by Clough-Barrick
company.
MOORMAN
John B. Moorman, late resident of
2285 M. 5th St.. at a local hospital. Mon
day. June 23, at the age oi as years.
Survived by his wife, Keaecca May
Moorman of Salem; two aaughters,
Mrs. Dcva - Armstrong of Salem and
Mrs. Myrtle Schockney, Windfall, Ind.;
seven sons, James Moorman of Sa
lem. Louis A. and Ruell L. of Port
land. Wilbur L. of Seattle. Omer L. of
Kokomo, Ind., Frank L. of Greentown,
Ind, and T. I Moorman of fnuaoei-
ohia. Pa.: two brothers. C. Oben Moor
man of Edward. Ind.. and C. D. Moor
man of Wichita, Kas.; 24 grandchildren
32 ereat-srandchildren and two great-
ereat-crandchlldren. Memiwr oi me
Hiehland Avenue Friends church. An
nouncement of services will be by the
Howell-Edwards company.
Mrirnn
Thomas McLeod. late resident OI zjos
Brevman tt.. at a local hospital. June
S3, at the met of B2 year. Surviving
mtm the widow. Mrs. Helen Mcieod or
Salem: three daughters. Mrs. C. F.
Draoer of Eugene. Mrs. wmiam t
Beard of Salem and Mrs. John L. Clark
of Portland; a grandson. Steven John
Clark of Portland; three sisters, iwrs
Marv McLeod of Fresno, cam.. Mrs
Annie Mcintosh of Winnipeg. Can., and
Miss Marearet McLeod of Scotland; a
brother. James McLeod of Salt Lake
City. Utah: several nieces and neph
ews in Dundee. Scotland, member Che
meketa lodge 1. IOOF, Willamette en-
rumoment 2. Salem Kebekan lodge 1.
Canton Capital 11. Services wiu oe
announced by the Howell-Edwards
company.
GIFFORD
In Ontario. Oregon. June 23, Ralph I.
G if ford, late resident of route B, Salem,
at the age of 52 years. Husband of
Wanda M. Gtrrord of saiem; latncr or
Ben Gifford of Salem; son of Mrs. Ra
chael M. Gifford of Forest Grove; and
grandfather of Cheryl Louise Gifford.
Services will Be held inursday, June
26. at 1 p.m. at the W. T. Rlgdon chapel
with concluding services in Lincoln
Memorial park. The Rev. Dudley Strain
will officiate.
Fireworks! 2 stands. S. 12th St
Reduce the scientific way. Latest
modern massage (myopathy). 543
N. Church. Phone 6253.
SILVERTON GROUP FILES
Supplemental articles of incor
poration for the Silverton Hos
pital association . filed with the
Marion county clerk Monday
amend an article by including; a
provision to care for the sick "ir
respective of race, creed or abil
ity to pay." The ai tides were
filed by A. W. Simmons George
Hubbs and R. A. Fhh.
Ice cream, hours 11 to 11; Sun
days 11 to 6. The Pike, 138 S.
Liberty. Gallon cans for home
freezers. We, now have Neopolitan
or 3-flavor, 3-layer quart bricks.
The butterfat content of our ice
cream hss been 2 above pre
war minimum standard for one
year.
Piano tuning; and repairing. Wills
Music Store. -
TWO PARKED CARS HIT
An unknown driver left the
scene after his car crashed two
parked cars in front of 720 N.
Commercial st, shortly after mid
night, Monday morning, accord
ing to Salem police. Owners of
the damaged autos are Bill F.
Lance and Allen D. Knight both
of that address.
For rent Floor Sanders. Wood
rows. 450 Center St
Salem Self Service Laundry. New
modern washing; machines, dry
ers; mangle for use. Hourly rates.
1815 So. 12th. Ph. 5607.
Aiiui r J
Ham ll(c rtu
at float
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r4tjiMj i.irw- and to ittti C to icj
lr!rK)nta f iJ sstrrcand rrrW
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WORK WEEK OPENS J AI'RORA FIRM INCORPORATES mi U.-r h.JM, b iro
A group of Cascade area roun- Articles of imortoiatin lor tt.e l" M "d I' Tiui
cil senior scouU will begin a sec- i Aurora aiehouc. Inc. weie i,. mlta i,u. c n i. i.m.n t
ond work week at scout Camp ! filed w ith the Maiirn county n-.i.n iM n ituii ci.ird
Pioneer WrHnendav Th vniit ! clerk Mnnil h Jnhn T.IH n,.lw w - Jo s rd L Jc4i
will prepare the camp for occu- Todd, Anne Blair. Glen Blair and
pancy and organize its facilities John V...ie. Capital stock is lifted
for the opening of the summer . at $100,000.
camp season on July 6. I
I LAMB NAMES Bl'REAl
Fireworks! 2 stands. S. 12th St. Lamb'. Scaling bureau is the
Hard of hearing? Fresh batteries eratcd uX 439 curt bv ir.
and supplies for all hearing aid at oli c mb ,625 Neblii;kjl
Salem s newest hdq See new one actordinK lo ltllua(e tllrti
unit, easy to wear Beltone. James Monday with hie M-non courty
Taft Sc Associates, 218 Oregon i, k 1
Diag. x ri.
IIRVT nn srB urn uiutii
SOCIAL PROGRAM PLANNED . t u i ..TV" ... .
ewt . . . . . - sc. v . a'. i.ai, O'J V I I J rl .
The monthly social meeting of fr... . . . . ...
Salem Townsend clubs 2 and 3 " " " .." . .. .1 Z
...:n i u-i.i i ...i uii ami iter
. ""' finger was accidcnta Iv ni.ihefi P b-i
on fairgrounds road at 8 p. m. , ln .. nty. , ri. . . . . , r B i.nuu. 5i twixori ,
a J - - .w.a . I X m , -
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artd
Mrs Earl lU-ienhuif. 11M i!l
t . a daughter. Mortday. Jur 13.
at Sale-m IVoo-a Husftal
JOIINHON To Mr and Mrs
WILLAMETTE TILE CO.
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MARRIAGE UC'ENKE
APPLICATION
UunaW) Cdln Ko-dl 21 bkrry rot.
floe Salem, and I'alitria Mae Ho4
inamoflh. 11. sludnt. Htxtiand
Otto Wiltulm llrwer. jr. ii
drnt. heitdan. and Vtlte Ruth Itl
Urt. 21. fiKnt Cr
Ml'MClPAL (OUT
lliailes M SrW. luule SWn.
no opristoi s ItrvfM c M d mlri d
C'ail Brre. M Isrttfi at, (allure
to slop, fined S2 M
Vicior t bouel. iX) Uih at.
no opei slots lkrrn purd i tail,
tunmne rrd l.hl pnsfvd 2 V tail
HoOrit J Mais ItXi Jin 1 .
riiTitr prd tiiroufh an inlersat.
Umi ptrtrti ti bail
rui (j u.iicv Dallaa. lunmri id
Tricje &y QER1CAI CKAIKS
Ken "A Wry ft IWa"
. , . It's tto trvf "waeaa
iwfisrl f last assst
fcensrs fm faseer tat
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Cooke Stationery Slore
370 SUIt St.
11et 1 101
latum of anti-rM.H erdinanr
12 Hi
ltrr 1. Miller IMS N IS-h .
total x n of anli-nutke utd irvarx f .n
rd 12 jt
fiere C Weed. 3WS) lltranrne mi .
VKiialx.n cif ta.ic lute I.1 IIS
C. t. Mule. foil land mimm
of bK- i ule ptiated SI bait
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I'ltl.inn, Ut to Mop patted S2 VO tail
ltji Otaile M lunard. Hiterlo. run
ning ird lirhl pule4 tl Sa bail
W R Will.an .. route 4 &arm mk.
latKMi u( banc iu pwted ti ka il
I w Oard. 1 Ju S l.ite.i ,t . fail
ure to top poaled tt M hail
Res Glihff.houl em. vaulatauai
of bat.r lule f.ned I M
Corp., has received a certificate ' ""S 'Z i, ' i" llZ'Z J"?? l'T 'V
upon graduation from the cot po- : county toull Mof,dv v Ku(tu. We
rations training school lor Junior j s"". runmr.f ted inhi. pwied ti
executives in Portland. Sales ! TOWNSEND ( LI B TO Ml ft -t1. . . .
financing was stressed in the in- i Townsend Vic tory club 17 will tunnm- red i!m piied ii va bii
StrUCtlOn course. meet at 8 o'cUnk toniifht in R M Criff.n. route 1 ftaletn. rwa-!
ISeftvaid J Trunk Dundee bnUt
and refreshments are on the pro
gram. Steinway Grand Piano, perfect
condition. Wills Music Store.
Insured savings earn more than ;
two per cent at Salem Federal i
Savings Association, 120 South
Liberty street.
CERTIFICATE FOR CLARK
E. W. Clarke, Salem unit man-
AGENT GOES TO SCHOOL
James M. Claik, Salem rcpre
sentatice of the A. E. Gtdenga.iri
; agency of Hankers Lite Insur
ance company in
week attttulcd a (iitrut
training school in Dcmer.
IMAT MOVE COMHLNE
Gcoige Vachter, SiUeiton, was
issued a pcimit to moe a n-m-
conens hall, near S;lem Deacon-
HEARING POSTPONED
The hearing originally sched
uled for Monday on a petition to
the Marion county court asking it
to accept a road lying between
Mt Angel highway and the
Young street extension near
woodburn, waa postponed by the
court Monday.
Dr. Wiles Dentist 701 First Nat.
Bank. Phone 4924.
St. Paul Rodeo reserved seats on
sale at Stevens Jewelry.
CAR CRASH HURTS NONE
No one was injured when
autos operated by Harold Lyle
btanlield, 875 D st. and Char
lotte Bates, Turner, collided in
the 100 block of South Commer
cial st., Saturday afternoon, city
ponce report.
New location Cronise Studio, 439
tourt St, over Smith Baking Cn.
A continued shortage of oil circu
lators is forecast for the coming :
heating season. Get yours now j
while they are available. All sizes. I
Hewitt, Domestic and Silent I
Sioux. Ralph Johnson Appliances,
valley Motor BIdg. Ph. 4038.
Dance, Wed., Crystal Gardens.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capital St
Moyer's Beauty Shop
ICS N. Commercial St Ffcoo 72Z1
Cold Waves . . . S10X0
Machine . . . . . S 5.00
Machinclcss . . . S 750
Wc uk Vita-Fluff itli our Lrtlrr (KTinanrnU.
Alx Hrallhr Entla.
Ooefrd Moodora. Cxcep4 Hoedoy aUior Ha 4ik
...vv, r., v.,.. w.ur.u. hosoiti.1 l.,..l,l.T A .1 of anli-notae Ofdinane. .-lH us.!
Odds and ends of various roofing j lhe d,!t' council i!l be made., ,Urt K fnderd iijs ru,. m
materials for sale at bargain 1 1- a Tru n.r ... ...
: u..u:. n. t, 14-e.sJ
ei i.r . mauiLi oiiis. nuuiuin LO..
164 S. Com l.
West ftalem.
UM bail.
failure ka stop, pvated
CORNETT FLIES TO KALEM
State Senate President Marshall
E. Cornett. here Monday to at
tend a special meeting of the
state emergency board, made the
flight from Klamath Falls in his
private plane. He reported trav
eling conditions ideal.
Nohlgren's restaurant will be
closed on Wed. this week, due to
the Eagles convention, starting
Thursday.
PERMITTED TO LAY PIPE
A permit to lay a three-inch
water pipe across Ratcliff drive
in the Smith Fruit farm No. 2
was .granted to Robert V. Lorens.
315 S. 15th st, Monday, by the
Marion county court.
For a more enjoyable outing. In
clude a portable radio. Special
discounts on our display models.
Also table model demonstrators at
a saving to you. Ralph Johnson
Appliances. Ph. 4036.
Quonsct gatage at Gates is the Kendrtrks VeUetj. failure
as-umed business name filed Mon- "YA.X n.sJl'L.s '
day by Joe Jooquin. Gates, iUi latum warrant, paid si bad.
the Marion county clerk.
H
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SIF.WERT
Fred Siewert. late resident of route
1. Salem, in a Portland hospital, June
22. Husband of Mrs. Mabel Kiewcrt of
8alem: father of Miss Beverly Jean
Siewert and Mrs. Opal Hornachuch,
both of Salem: and brother of Mrs.
Lena Hilfiker and Mrs. Ellen Cooper,
both of Salem, Mrs. Hulda Potter of
Salem. Mrs. Neda Schults of Richmond,
Calif.. Dr. A l man siewert of Passadena.
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