TAIM. PAROLED TWO RECEIVE CUTS
- ' Martin Matyear, McMinnville, City first aid men treated Ger
and Delbert D. McKay, Portland, aid Jannen, route 9, Salem, for a
were both found guilty of burg- cut on hi shoulder received af
lary not in a dwelling house when ter running into an electric fence
they appeared before Judge E. M. Wednesday. Aid men added that
Page in Marion county circuit n electricity wai not on at the
court Wednesday after waiving of the accident. They also
preliminary hearing in district treated Bruce. Frichtl, 1735 Nor
rourt. Both were sentenced to one way tW for a cut on his forehead
to three years in the Oregon state received in a fail.
. tnitMiliarv hut Miro rmrnlrf hv
I.- T...1 fK ,-ri .ruNv Smith's Watch Shop in West Sa-
involved I in larceny of equipment I' wi'l closed July 21st to
from a Newberg gravel pit. . . V""- ' - '
Special 32-gal. elec. water heaters TOE INJURED ON FLOAT
169 93. Broadway 'Appliance Co- While helping to decorate a
419 Ferry. Cherry Festival float Wednesday",
'." Carole McMickie, 3095 Silverton
XEYMAN SENTENCED , rd . -received a mashed to when
Doris Catherine Neyman, Suth- an object t dropped on her foot,
erland, was sentenced to one . to first' aid men, who treated her,
three years in the Oregon state report. She was taken to Salem
lenitentiary Wednesday by Judge General hospital where she was
E. M. Page after she pleaded treated and dismissed,
guilty in Marion county circuit
.court to a charge of assault with Reduce the scientific way,. Latest
dangerous weapon. Miss Ney- modern massage (myopathy). 543
man was alleged to have hit a N. Church. Phone 0253.
r.irht vatfhnun with a mnn whll
he was interned at Hillcrest M9JIIER P 0ME.
home.
For rent Floor Sanders,
rows, 450 Center St.
Wood-
COI NCIL MEETING TODAY
Mrs. Walter- H. Arndt. 321
Kinwood dr., Mrs. Uobert L.
Herring, 1660 Nebraska st., Mrs.
Donald Whitsell, 1132 -Ruge St.,
and Mrs. J. A. Head. 55 Vista
ave., each with a baby 'daughter,
The city council will meet at and -Mrs. Peter FeMcens, Salem,
city hall today at 12:30 p. m. to route 9, with her baby son, were
discuss the proceedings for an in- all dismissed Wednesday from
tiustrlal tone change in the south- Salem General hospital,
east part of the city. The special - ,
meeting has been called br Mavor See Percy Manser's oil landscapes
Robert L. EJfctrom to expedite a of Oregon at the Elfstrom Art
public hearing on the proposed I uaweries, Jtu court.
tries, have contemplated locating DAu,N5?S -WSMiSS? i w'a
Sa the area Salem Deaconess hospital Wed-
s nesday dismissed Mrs. Vivien K.
G. E. automatic blankets a year Burton, Salem, route 1, Mrs.
(round comfort and Dleasure Myron Mason. Chemawa. and
limited quantity at Appliance Mrs. Roger Langston, Salem route
Dept. R. L. Elfstrom Co.
It's anly natural far
eaple to feel as
yea may feel! that
Hew ell - Edwards ser
vice MUST be higher
la price, simply be
cause It has sach a re
eatatlaa far being
aleaer la ajealHr. Ac
la ally, ear service ,
eeeta as little as ANY
available, j . ; :
HOUJEUEDLURRDS
FUntflfiL H0I711
HisoeiMCMnoiSiMil
18, each with a baby daughter and
Mrs. Howard Read. Jefferson.
route 1, with a baby son.
New location Cronlse Studio. 439
Court st, over Smith Baking co.
RESERVES IN PARADE
Police Chief Frank Minto said
Wednesday that eight police vol
unteer reserves, mounted on their
own motorcycles, would lead the
Cherry Festival parade Friday.
Eat at Nohlgren's noonday cafe
teria ec save time on your lunch
hour. Air conditioned for your
comrort.
3 PERMITS ISSUED
inree bunding permits were
issued by the city engineer's of
fice Wednesday. According to the
records, Virgil Gerhart will re-
roof a dwelling at 945 Union st
Minnie Miller, will repair a house
at 1009 N. 5th st and Daniel Fry
will make $7,500 alterations on
a dwelling at 606 S. High st
Sport togs for your vacation. We
nave what you need. Alex Jones.
121 North High st , .
Use your electric razor' anywhere
anytime, Without electricity. On
display at Atkinson Acoliancc Co
zuoa Fairgrounds Rd. Ph. 24439
MISSIONARY SPEAKER HERE
The Rev. I Leona Aggola, mis
sionary in China for 20 years un
der the National Holiness Mis
sionary society, will be guest
speaker at the Nazaxene church
Friday at 7:45 p. m. A native of
Jamestown, S. D., she 'was in
terned in northern China by the
Japanese, and came to the United
States on the Gripsholm in 1943.
Her work in China included 10
years as teacher at the Tientsin
Bible seminary.',
For. immediate delivery, full size
elec. ranges. Broadway Appliance
Co .419 Ferry. . .. r
Northern Lawn mowers, limited
oualitv. R. I.. Elfstrom fn.
COMMITTEES TO MEET
. A Joint meeting: of the executive
and building committees of Capi
tal post 9, American Legion, will
be called next week to select a
successor to H. C. (Hub) Saslfeld,
executive secretary, who will be
come runtime Marion county vet
erans' service officer, according
to Rex Kimmell, post commander.
Oil your road and settle the dust.
Call Tweedie, 9696 or 5769.
Special, 32-gal. elec. water heaters
$69.95. Broadway Appliance Co..
419 Ferry st '
SALEM BOY ARRESTED
A 15-year-old Salem boy, ar
rested in Flagstaff, Ariz., recently
will be brought back to Salem on
alleged charges of robbery and
assault, according to city police
records. Extradition papers have
been prepared by Marion county
JuvenH court, according to court
records.
See Percy Manser's oil landscapes
of Oregon at the Elfstrom Art
Galleries, 340 Court
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 120 South
Liberty street
1IERSIIBACII PAYS BAIL
George J. Herschbach. 135
Highway ave., was arrested Wed
nesday 'morning after a chase by
city police on the Portland road,
police records show. He was
charged with reckless driving and
posted $50 bail in municipal court.
Salem Chiefs Family Aboard
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PEARL HARBOR -(Special)- CPM Leren Miller of rente 9. Salens. ;
Ore was en hand to welcome his wife Alice and young son Doug
las (all pictured above) when they recently Joined blm here. They
made the tripto Hawaii aboard the USS General Mann. Miller, sta
tioned with the district medical of nee. will live with his family
at Pearl Harbor. (Official U. S. navy photo.)
1.514 Veterans
Receive State
Educational Aid
Fiftem hundred forty !ir Ore
gon veterans have rertived edu-
nuonii ornrnu irxwn iw iai
up to July 7. according to a re
port of Edward T. Taggart. edu
cation chief for the state depart
ment of veterans' affairs. The
veterans were, attending 114
schools and colleges In the state
an1 19 outside. v -
Average amount paid per stu
dent was $181. The act allows
$35 per month for a maximum vf
36 months.
The report shows that 4S.P0O
Tha Statesman. Solem. Otto. TbarsAry. Inly H
Oregcwt eteram from the army
alone have not rosnpletrd turn
Mhr4. cut of a total ef 90 .POO
who served in the army fan the
recent war.
In the post two years since pas
sage of the art $10.554 has been
pafcd in benefits with current
funds available amouatirtf to
$244.10$.
Births
Trade winds la the name gt
to winds which blow regularly
from troptcl belts, but in word
trade' is used In $9 otherwise
obsolete aetM of "eourse."
CLXXAED Ta Mr aM Un.
Rirhard CUnard. $4$ !ertric it.
a tfaugtter. TrdrrUy. Jw!y It,
at Saiem CenetaJ htapiUt
CHAMP Ta Mr. and Mrs.
Byron W. Chirp, St t ton, a
daugtitre. WednrwSUy. J!y If, at
Salera General huniUL
WOOD Ta Mr. and Mra,
Walter Webd. VC5 N. 22td au a
son. WadorNlay. July If, at Sa
les General twaaul.
RYLAII FOUND GUILTY
William Rylah, McMinnville.
was found guilty Wednesday of
charges of larceny in Marion
county circuit court, . was sent
enced to one to three years in the
Oregon state penitentiary, and
then paroled by Judge E. M.
Page. Rylah was charged with
Mealing $200 worth of tools last
April.
Plate glas now available.
Brown, Elfstrom's.
Don
Johns-Manville slate surface
shingles applied by expert roofers.
Nothing down, 3 years to pay.
Buy the best at no extra cost Free
estimates. Ph. 4642. Ma this Bros.
Roofing Co., 164 S. Coml.
River silt, top soil and fill dirt
Coml Sand & Gravel, Ph. 21966.
FERRY SALE AUTHORIZED
Blanket authority to sell the old
Wheatland ferry was given Mar
ion county court Tuesday by the
Yamhill - county court, according
to County Commissioner Ed. Rog
ers Wednesday. . Rogers .conferred
with the Yamhill court members
Tuesday and it was agreed that
Marion county could sell the ferry
as.lt sees fit, he said.,
Mid-season sale dresses $5, $10,
$15. Coats and suits. V, nrlre
Lormon's, 1109 Edgewater, West
balem.
VISITS IN CANADA
John J. Robert, well-known
local hop grower, is on a vacation
trip to Banff and other resorts in
Canada.
Painting Ai decorating. Ph. 7552.
HERE FOR CONFERENCE
State Senators Paul Patteron
of Hillsboro and W. W. Balderee
of Grants Pass " were in Salem
Wednesday attending the Rotary
district conference.'
Disabled American Veterans are
sponsoring refreshment conces
sion at the state. fairgrounds grand
stand. Proceeds to go. to DAV
memorial fund.' O. E. Cannon.
Virgil Pade,- James Brenner.
Claud Rogers, .Claude Bales and
Jim Conder and auxiliary are in
charge. .
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Vio.l 7KQ4 71 YJ r,nln1 at
aWf)Wf vai ew a a any w m
RETIREMENT FILED
Oscar T. Egeland and Mary A.
Egeland filed a notice of retire
ment from the Coffee Cup cafe
Wednesday with the Marion coun
ty clerk's office.
Reo trucks and bue now agit
able. Bird & Zet Co., 871 Wal
lace Rd. Phone 6666.
For immediate dtlivery. full mzc
electric ranges. Broadway Appli
ance Co.. 419 Ferry st.
MfKINLEY RELEASED
Everett E. McKinley. Station A.
Salem, was released Wednesday
after being held by Marion coun
ty authorities as a fugitive from
Justice when word was received
by district court that fraudulent
check charges againM him in Mis
souri had been di.miyed.
Reo trucks and buses now avail
able. Bird & Zysset Co.. 871, Wal
lace Kd. i-'hone 6iao.
SEASIDE TICKETS HERE
Tickets for three shows of the
Mts Oregon pageant scheduled
for the July 25-27 weekend at
Seaside are available at the Sa
lem Chamber of Commerce office.
Manager Clay Cochran said Wed
nesday. All are for reserved seats.
he added.
CLUBMEN HEAR REV. SCOTT
Hollywood I Jon club mem
bers, meeting for luncheon Wed
nesday st the Lioa ilen. heard a
talk by a fellow member, the Rev.
Jarnen A. Scott of the local Church
of Chrit who enumerated re-
ponibiiities of the individual to
his community. rrponibilit. .(
business men to other individuals
of their community and the le- !
rponlbilitie of individual to'
churches of their community. t
i
DISCUSS BLACKBERRIES
Director of the Oregon cane
fruit control board will meet at i
8 p. m. Friday in Salem Chamber
of Commerce room to consider
the establishment of a minimum
price on Himalaya and Evergreen
; varieties of blackberries for this
; season. The meeting wa railed by
j Preilent K. D. Coomler.
Ph. 3748. Weather stripping and
inulatim. S..lrm Rock Wool Co.
KKLM RATING ANNOUNCED)
Announcement from the Gard
, ner Advertising Co. of St. Louis,
, Mo.. Wednesday placed radio sta
j tion KSLM 14th in number vt
I mail returns among the 91 Mutual
I network stations checked in con-,
nection with a Tom Mix pony
naming contest recently. The sta
I tion was S2nd in number of radio
home.
j
j Road oiling for dusty roads. Also
stove and diesel oils for all types
I of burner. Larmer Tranvier.
Ph. 3131.
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Mis?.
Coke for me
Cea-CaU
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BatULag Caaaaaay a Oret
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HEAD QUAI1TE IIS FOR
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LUaalUV
tiers txsu?xi
Wills Ousic Sore
IS2 Stale
RaaJ Jaju. Owrcr
Hard of hearing? Fresh batteries
and supplies for all hearing aids
at Salem's newest hdq. See new
one unit easy to wear Beltrme.
James Taft at Associates, 21$ Ore- j
gon bldg. Ph. 24491. "
PROWLER NOT FOUND
City police did not locate i
prowler Tuesday night who war
renorted bv occupants at (31 N
Winter st, to have been peeping H
in a bedroom window.
SUITS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY
At Budget-Wise Prices'
And Announcing
1M'
mm
"General Line" Of
'V
Designed for the smartest
walls, the new 1947 patterns
are rich with color, exciting ;to
see! Each one is a decorating
inspiration . . . each one Color
Locked, guaranteed washable
and light-resistant for lasting
beauty. See them in our show
room nowl
With Imperial you con be sure ol lair price. In whatever price range you
cheese Imperial papers, you can be sure of lair prices . . established by the
manufacturer and plainly sh'own in sample books.
See this new wallpaper catalogue of 240
patterns .'. . and we have almost all of them
right here in the More . . . no waiting, no
delay.
Designed and manufactured for the thrifty
people of today this new line of paers of
fers the utmost in value, color and design.
Atsk to ee them this week while Mock are
complete.
-shorts 1 j yT
pur At . v. ,
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SPECIAL:
Closing out some of our patterns in
room-size lots at half price.
Be sure to bring your room measurements.
Hard Finish
Worsteds
Hard finUh virgin wool worsteda
mcticulouM'v tailored, fmartly
styled in distinctive lounge
drape models in a variety of at
tractive patterns we know will
plcae jou.
Gabardines
Vr have a large eelection of
fine all wool gabardine, hand
tailored in that attractive two
button tingle breasted model
you have been waiting for. Beau
tiful colon in beige, tan and
brown.
340
Court St.
Phone 9221
Insure ourclf with a smart well dreed appearance with your
suit from Ja son's. Stop in and see us at your earliest convenient
moment while we have the pattern and ante you have been look
ing for.
TO MAKE
YOUR HOUSE
A HOME