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Public Records
.DISTRICT COLTtT
edmuM Aloert; WHgH. ttIS S. llth
a , pM innocent to Charge of
lm-utiirt. tttHmimn enemlnetlnn
ln iuty 11, hM 4n Ifcru f gSoO
oeii.
jMph Bohall. St N. front at.,
saVeaed ssmont nt le aSiaage, -of threat
nine rawnmwn . t Munjt, pre
Imiiury ntmiMtlia et foe July IS,
ael1 in Meu of S7 bail.
M.lvlo Teher. NrtlaM, -violation pi
Motion for hearing to modify
dMTN.
Oltv M. Beardsley vs George A.
Milla: Reply by plaintiff.
Harold E. Clement vs O. A. Horton
and Harold H. Cadell: Complaint
charge negligence and seeks Judgment
111900 general and SM7.BI special
feaatc role, fined
Le Areiur Wneeli-r. -a relrvlew
. aarUaf In pcaioiod air, fined
$ and mti
James V. flearte. -fjeleaa, roule '
ametin e prohibited area, fined 929
td casrte.-
Wlii ruiMnw-ider. Portland, no ve
sucl llaa t displayed, f tned SJ and
ens'. ' ' ' -
lar Oscar Whitefoed. Aae Quentln.
b'ururl awapertr by false pretenses,
IwruHd ear tack of yuetedtcuon.
MAKKIACE LICKNaUS ,
APPLICATIONS
Gottlieb G. Gobely. "TO, laborer, and
Clara Margaret Koenlg. Co. nuree. boUi
Of fakm.
Pat Jnrt Smith. tS. laborer, and
Fu'.M Hoffman. 20, domestic, both of
Salrm
fcdatd J Hughes. IB. sawmill work
er. Stailon. and Dorotar A. Mlnten,
19 houmsrarker. Aumevtlle.
Leu A Andrtas, 21. sawmill employe.
af-J Alma Keer.e. 19, clerk-typwt. both
ex oervaw.
Wiuatd Alton Roacoe. 1. truck
driver, and Mary Lommo, Swam, typ
art. hoh f Svalein.
Bill B WeRjenroth. S3, ttneman, and
soa c nrrotr. so. nunc, noui of Salem,
Jack J V.rifht. Ji, student. Seattle
an j raiiK-ia Anne ueavy, zi, secre
tary. Num.
Drlbert C. Cum. XI ararebouaeman
Salem, and r)ora Deerfier. 2. clerk-
typis:. hiivenon.
Ronald L. Eoyd. 24. accountant, and
uii J Fenny. -23. ateamrapher. both
Of illffll
CIKCL'IT COl'ET
Cl.t'.or, H. Hadley ve Ruth V. Had-
of
datnaeea an payment for Injuria aW
leaediy sustained -by ptanurl in auto
collision Sept. I. 1H4. with vehicle
driven by defendant Horton and own
ed by defendant Cadell.
PKOBATE COURT
Iva Jane Stem aetata: Appraisal of
ate atOS.Ug. in addition to taoM.lt
owned Jointly,
William v iiey uaan goaroiansnip
estate: Order authorizing guardian to
sell timber from property m estate.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Carlos Houck, 1583 N. ZOth st fail
ure to atop, posted 13.50 ball.
Cheater K. Boyce. 14M Ferry at- no
driver's license, fined S2.S0. v
Charged with paywalklrtg were M.
P. Leek. 71 Kincwood at.. Weft Sa
lem, posted t2 80 bail. Mrs. EtU
Rtrons routo box gaX Salem, fined
12.96; F. H. Horn street. 170 N. Lib
erty at., posted S2.M bail, and H. C
Oberthaw. iiz n. tn sr., nnea
G)lonial House
Operator Dies
Charles F. Pierce, 37, operator
of Colonial house on the Pacific
highway south of Salem, died Fri
day evening In Klamath Falls,
following an illness of two
months. He had suffered concus
sion in a fall.
Funeral services are to be at
10 a. m. Tuesday in the Catholic
church at Bend.
Survivors are the widow, Stella
Pierce: two sons, Richard and
Robert, all of Salem; mother, Mrs
A. R. Cothrell of Bend.
LHUTED SUPPLY
Evans il Burning
GiircnlaSing Home
Healers
See these outstanding features
Flame-tbrowerf the only horizontal natur
al draft oil burner.
U shapeil double length flame.
Down-flo- 3 apeed fan delivers beat at
floor level.
Two-tone furniture finish, heat resistant
enamel.
Summer cooling fan.
Fuel saver pilot.
45,000iITU per hour heating capacity.
New Manbrin Gardens Homes-More to Come )V1Uh l)rm"
! 100 hcrt Between lit
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(-Tbo mutilaled bdy of a man
IdVtiUftevI as Cart MrClur. St.
Malvetit, Ai k , was found on Oto
U titan Pari fie railroad tfi4 lav
mile weat of her today.
Coroner Ray Edwards sai it
aptaaoteH rto roa a)rggo4 bei
Me rails IN fee.
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155 North Lilerty
Heone 3194
Summer Salel
2S5 N. LQattT
4311
Lookinr west along Wayne drive In Manbrin Gardens, (Up photo hoaaes la all stages of eonatrairtioai ,
can be seen. Those' at left and center are completed and oeenpled. while tboae farther along are belag
built. These new hemes are part ef a 75 bease preject by the T. L. Pi easier Ce, Ine. on the North River ;
read near Kelser. Hease censtrpetlen (below) ) Is speeded .by ateaderdised plamblng layeats aad pre
eatUng all lamber aaed la balldlng. At the left la above phete workers are leading a tnsrk with lean
ber cat en s special fabricating line and at right are seme ef the plambiag Inatallalleas aaeeanbled
la the plamblng shops (Pbetee by Den D1U 8tatesaaaa staff photographer)
Prencut Lumber, Standardized
Plumbing-Aids Housing Project
By Don Dill
SUff Writer. The Statesmen
Not many years ago it was a short distance from one boundary to
the tther of Salem, but today the Cherry City stretches into the farm
Lands north, south and east. New residential districts now being built
beyond the city limits -already have petitioned for annexation, indicat
ing that a trip "across town" will really be a long one in the near
future. '
The old North River road,
among other sections, is rapidly
becoming another community of
homes -as thickly settled as Fair
mount Hill. Most of the credit
for the -sprouting of new homes
along North River road can be
given F. I. Brassier end his Man
brin Gardens project. There, 75
neat, cheerful homes will be com
pleted this winter. Already SO of
the houses have been completed
and 25 occupied,
nejss Eapaaalfag
Bressler started out to build one
or two houan end, with his -son,
Gordon Bressrer end on-in-law,
L. A. Rowan, he now has . the
Msssbrm Gardens project well un
der way, . land for an additional
.110 homes -adjacent to the Gar
dens, and workers grading streets
for a new 93-house project Just
beyond the city limits near the
old county poor farm land.
founded on selecting II different;
basic designs prepared by Breis- j
ler architects and designers, and
then setting up production line-'
on which four mm can cut the j
lumber for five houses per day :
by using special saw and equip
ment. Plumbing is standardireH
and all major water and sewage
lines are assembled in a plumbing ,
shop. Cabinet and built-in are
built tn specifications in a cabi
net shop on the project ground
All of this preparation uxel
actual construction of the build
ings as carpenter do little uw-
ing or cutting of material on the
job they Just fit the piece to-
Foundations
up, to '3 off
Buy your fall foundation
needs now at these
tremendous savings...
The city council recently gave lather and then nail them MH-ure
Bressler the green light on his
latest project for the low coat
lousing units and went on record
o provide city water for the de
velopment pending annexation of
the area to the city. After tne
project Is completed with water
and sewage facilities installed, and
upon acceptance of annexation at
the October special election, tne
city of Salem will reimburse
Bressler for the utilities, members
of the council indicated
IS Different Designs
Success of the huge project is entrances
layman
Even with thi. "prefabriration"
the completion of a house take
about 90 day because HrealT be
lieves in giving plaster, paint and
lumber plenty of time to dry out.
AU Single Story
The homes ere all of aingle atory
design and have two or three led- ,
room. Variation in the IS basic :
design N achieved by using rlif- '
ferent types of lumber tor the out-
side, different roofing material.
various style of brick and natural 1
stone, and changing locations of
These change gjve the I
observer the imoreion
that there are 30 to 40 different
house denigns in the project.
Located as it Is out of Salem 1 1
r Keizer tne community has ;
its own water and aewege dis-.
posal plants conforming to state 1
requirements. There is nearly at
mite of wide, well-paved streets.
curbing and sidewalks which
give the project an air of stabil- !
ity. Looking ahead, Bressler' hat
set aside ground for busines i
a at a bl ishnien ts which In time will'
htm ..H Ar t-t un,. Ik. rn- ' I
munity. All of which will be ready :
Salem and suburban real- 1 1
dents elect to make the North
River road area a pert of the
Cherry City.
Regular 5.00 Panty
Wear it now and into rail! LJght-tn-weight,
nylon two wey stretch,
detachable garters. White only.
St res from 25 to 30.
4-47
Reg;. 8.95 Girdle
Big savings! Zips at the eide, -elaa-U
aides and satin elaatlc beck.
? to 16.
S.2S
Retr. 8J3 Girdle
What a reduction! Side tippered,
aeperate shield for added fii aam as.
Buy now and save! sHses 77 te TS.
Iter. KS0 Carter Bett
Esctung Mirtngs Of lustrous ray
asn-oetia, adjustable eiealkc gar
term, la sttade. aoee front 2 to IX.
97 c
Regraiar ZjDO IWaavieresi
A lorgo a aam tww wt to
froan! Lnaat lose, aesaai-lasag
and bead style. Of pop.
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Wbat a mlk! JloU-on, arid Iota
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But your greatest thrM will come
wkon you find out that Chovrolot
b m lowest -priced Bno in ba
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less for got, oil and vpkeep,
Cbavroiots mo one cor mat givo
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Volvo In Heed Elaine that power a popuior
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with a First National
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Thrifty Pay Loan
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