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CHARGCD IN MINOR" CASE
1J '-Fa 1st, ' I"u'
.1m. MS N. Ounniefrlal St., fxinU
d $100 bml in municipal court
Friday night on a charge cf !
lint beer to a minor. Arnold
Braunberger, 100 Clhemeketa St.,
in connection wjth -Ui same case,
according to police, was fined $100
contributing to the delinquency of
a minor. Complainant in the case,
according to- police 'records, was
Mr. Irene L. Wetlman. 920 Mill
t.. who told officers that a minoc
uas drinking beer at the estau
hfchmentj and the arrests followed.
Turkish baths SI. 50. With manage
12.50. 166 N. Capitol. Ph. 4839.
S. H. & Mrs. Logan. -
FINED ON 4 CHARGES
WrtfrVd E. Morrow, 135 High
way ave.. was fjried a total of $70
.n four charge of reckless driv
ing, destruction of city property,
TavinE'rio operator's license and
operating a vehicle with void li
cense plates, police records snow.
Police said Morrow Nvas arrested
after his car had clashed down
. street barriers at Morth Liberty
ana uooa streets ana was involv
ed in a collision with a car driv
ven by Mrs. Geneva Vincent, 1145
Ni 5th st at Broadway and Bel
mont streets, .
Johns-Manillt state surface
shingles appliep by expert roofers.
Nothing down. 3 J years to pay.
Buy the best af no extra cost. Free
estimates. Ph.
4842. Mathis Bros
Roofing Co.,
164 S. iComl.
DEACONESS
(DISMISSES .
Salem Deaqotiess Ihot-pital Sat
urday dismissed Mrs.' Roy E. Par
ker. Brooks. ) route ! I, and Mrs.
Jacob 1 Quiring, Salem, route 8,
" each with a baby son.
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Court st. over Smith Baking co.
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Insured savings earn more than
.two per cent at Sa?em Federal
saving -Association, ! 120 - South
Liberty street-
Obiliinry
JOHNSTON i
. Frederick Joseph Johneton. late res
ident t Wert SUyton. JiUy 31. Sur
vtvrd by the father, Robert Johnston.
Xorth Piatt, Netor. Announcement pt
'ervteea tater by tl Clouh-Barrlck
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It A MUCK !
Mm.. Emma Mildred Hsnrock, at her
home. rout 4. Salem. Saturday, Aufunt
WiJ of OMir W. ' Hancock of Sa
lem. Mother of Mrs. H if. Heath of
Kilrtn and Ga.tlord H. Cax, De Rldder,
La. Sinter of Mrs. Acnek Jones. Mrs.
Jean Jortnson. Mrs. Edith Adarrn, Al
fred B. Hatne. Oliver N.,Haine. all of
Klalon. Ore : Mr. H. B. Cox of Rred
ri. Ivan Maine of Drain and Blaine
Haines of Cottaie Grove. Also sur
vived by two grandchildren. Announce
ment of aervlcea will be made later by
CkughBarrick company.
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Jewelers of Salem
Liberty at Slata
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K OF C TO MEET
l'larjs for an August 10 picnic
(o lie sponaoied In cotijuncllon
with the Salem court of the Cath
olic Daughters of America, at the
fairgrounds, will be discussed at
Tuesday night's meeting of the
Knights of Columbus. The meet
ing will begin at 8 p. m. in the
council rooms with the newly
elected Grand Knight Al Cramer
presiding. It is to be followed by
a program and refreshments.
Need lime to shop on your lunch
hour?! Try Nohlgren's air (condi
tioned cafeteria for good food and
fast service. Open 11 A.M. to
2 P.M.
MOTHERS DISMISSED
Mrs! W. M. Melton, Salem
j route 3, Mrs. Lester R. Pearmjne,
jr., Gervais, and Mrs. Patrick. L.
Flannery, 280 N. 25th st, each
with her baby son and Mrs. Mar
vin Helvey, Gates, with her baby
daughter, were dismissed Satur
day from Salem General hospital.
Evening dinners at Nohlgren's
now with full linen" service In
dining rm. from 5 to 8:30 P.M.
MRS. ELFSTROM IMPROVED
Mrs. E. V. Elfstrom, 980 N. 14th
st, mother of Mayor R. L. Elf
strom, was reported Saturday to
be much improved at her home,
after suffering a broken shoulder
a week ago.
Jay Mortis Florist, phone 8637 for
your Flower needs. 1
River silt, top soil and fill dirt.
Com! Sand & Gravel. Ph. 21966.
FIRE ON STOVE OUT
A' fire on a stove, caused by
a pot boiling over, was exting
uished Saturday by Salem firemen
at 478 N. Cottage st
BILLY DYER TREATED
Billy Dyer, 1288 McCoy st., was
treated Saturday by the Salem
first aid squad for a nit forehead
'suffered when he fell at home.
West Salem Toggery, men it boys
work clothes. 1126 Edgewater.
Watch for opening date.
KIWANIS TO MEET
Charles F. Feike, will speak and
show a technicolor sound film en
titled "Come Back" at the Tues
day noon meeting of Salem Kiwa
nis club in the Marion hotel.
Wheeltr Inn Steaks and din
ners. H mile from Saving Center
on Wallace road. Hrs. 7 to 10 p.
m. wk. days, 8 to 2 a. m. Sat. Open
Sun. at 11 a. m.
CAR REPORTED STOLEN
D. C. -Kurtz, 740 Ferry st, re
ported to city jxllce that his Ford
coupe, Oregorincense 74-339, was
stolen from in front of his home
Friday-night
Aro Headquarters for
Hamilton Watches
again . . . thi fme American
which to many how waited
long I Ah they're beovfifvl. . .
e.roofc of
quality that it matched
by their precise performance.
The one you want may be
if not, it't on the way
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Doll day, the third special event
of the city and school i play
grounds, will be held. Friday at
2 p. m. at neighborhood ' play
grounds. Judging will be for old
est doll, smallest, largest, bes-t
foreign, funniest, txat dressed and
largest group of dolls. All children
are eligible.- A sufied animal show
will be added at each playground
for the young boys.
Reduce the scientific way. Latest
modern massage (myopathy). 543
N. .Church. Phone 6253.
NOISE! CASES TO BE TRIED
All cases pending for violations
of the anti-noise ordinance, of
which there were 40 during the
pust week, wifl be tried in munic
ipal court next Saturday at 9 a.m.,
according to police report posted
Saturday. Many of the 40 cited
last week, however, have already
appeared jn court and received
sentence," police records show.
For rent Floor Sanders. .Vood
rows, 450 Center St
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Air-Steamship ticket anywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol st
CHECK CHARGES CLEARED
W. E. Parker, of the city police
department, reported Saturday
that a total of 60 ficticious checks
were reported to the department
during July. Thirty-one of : these
were cleared by arrest, and seven
of those arrested for passing
checks were convicted, the report
stated. v
Papering painting Jerry Johnson
692 N Front ph 3723
Exhibition of craft work by girls
of Hillcrest school starts at Elf
strom's galleries, August 11th.
WEINZIRL TO SPEAK ,
Dr, Adolph WefflZlrl of the
University of Oregon medical
school will speak Tuesday at 7:30
p.m. at Willamette university's
lecture series on marriage and
the family. His subject will be
"Sociological . Significance of Ve
nereal Disease." The public is
invited to the lectures, which are
held iriMusic hall on the campus.
A few first autographed editions
of "Beau Dare" book on horses
by Pers Crowell are still in stock
at Elfstrom's art department, 3rd
floor.
Standard Cleaners and Dyers, also
furniture, rug 8c drapery clean
ing. Free pickup & delivery ser
vice. S&H green stamps. Ph.
8779.
Births
FREEBORN To Mr. and Mrs.
Alvin Freeborn, Independence
route I, a son, Saturday, August
2, at Salem General hospital.
IIAGEDORN To Mr. and Mrs.
Neal Hagedorn, 715 S. 12th St., a
daughter, Saturday, August ; 2, at
Salem General hospital. '
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High school graduates dealt trig
specialized training may now ob
tain it through a special army air
forces program which will guar
antee certain selected graduates
tethnlt'Hl training course of Ihrlr
own choice; Lt Col. II. E. Ilelli.
sen of the local army recruiting
station announced Saturday.
Graduates are eligible to apply for
technical courses of their own
choosing prior to enlistment,
Helliesen said, and added that the
program set up by the air forces
will prove invaluable to gradu
ates who have the technical abil
ity to learn skilled trades. Further
information , may be obtained at
the recruiting' office in the Salem
postoffice building.
GALLAGHER ARRESTED
Richard Earl Gallagher, 1516
N. Commercial St., was arrested
Saturday on a reckless driving
charge -and posted $50 bail in
municipal court, police , records
show. Police .said he backed his
car out in front of approaching
traffic on a through street
Percy Manser, noted Oregon ar
tist, exhibit of oils' is still on dis
play at Elfstrom's galleries. Don't
miss it.
Lost: Purse on State st. bus Sat.
afternoon. Keep money, return
contents. Ph. 5039.
KANTEEN TO MEET
A special meeting of the Teen
Kanteen will be held at Four
Corners Community hall Monday
at 7:30 p. m. to elect officers and
plan for a wiener roast and swim
later in the week. All teenage
boys and girls of the Four Cor
ners fire district are urged to at
tend. A surprise has been planned
for the evening.
A few oil circulators available
in 3 sizes. These wont last long.
Availability of oil circulators this
fall is questionable. Buy yours
now at Ralph Johnson Appliances.
Ph. 4036.
HEARING MONDAY, '
Hearing on a petition to gain
refund of Income taxes from the
state tax commission is slated for
Marion county circuit court Mon
day at 10 a.m., with the commis
sion ordered to show cause why
it should not grant a hearing on
the refund requested by Elmer
J. Freethy, James E. Roberts and
E. H. Moore and their wives, all
of California.
Save on your Duart, Rielling it
Helen Curtis permanent at the
Modern Beauty College. 179 N.
Liberty. Call 8141
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Frank N. Belgrano, president of
the First National bank of Port
land, who will visit Salem
Tuesday as the guest of Guy N.
Hickok, manager of First Na
tional's Salem branch, and also
Will visit the Wood burn and
SUyton branches and a First
National affiliate, the Coolldge
A McClaine bank of Silverton.
MODEL PLANE CONTESTS
The Salem Model Airplane club
will present its ninth annual free
flight contests Sunday at the Sa
lem airport, sponsored by Capital
post 9, American Legion, nnd in
charge of Palmer J. Roth, Salem.
One hundred to 125 entries are
expected to participate in the
contests which begin af 10 a. m.
and close at 5 -p. m.
Nohlgren's home-made pies now
available "to tike out."
NORTH ROADS OILED
Marion county road crews Sat
urday were resurfacing market
road 65 from -Butteville to Don
ald. Early this wetk they will be
gin oiling roads in the St. I';nil
area, the Marion county court said
Saturday.
Have all the fresh vegetables and
fruit that are in abundance now,
for Thanksgiving and Christmas
dinners. Put a 6 cu. ft. Estate
Home Freezer in your home now.
Only $254.50 delivered and in
stalled. Ralph Johnson Appli
ances Ph. 4036.
Hop growers plenty of hop ther
mometers at Farmers Hdw. Co.
115 So. Com. i
155 N. Liberty
Still time
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Miss Maxine, Wards expert corse tiere from Chicago,
will be in our store tomorrow, Aug. 4th through
Saturday, Aug. 9th, to help you-with your fit
ting problems. Miss Maxine has had years
of experience in foundation fitting, and Is thor
oughly qualified to handle all types of fitting : prob
lems. She will choose the correct garment for you from
Wards complete line of foundations . . , sci
entifically designed for every figure type. Be sure
to stop in and meet Miss Maxine . . . she can help
you to better control . . and
greater foundation comfSrL
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Growers who are following a
DDT codling moth spraying pro
gram should use not to exceed
one-half pound of DDT (one
poHttl of 50 per cent wet table
DDT) to I (Ml gallon of water. l
Wiis irnntiertly repotted that one
pound of 5 per cent OUT should
be used.
New location Toev's Furniture Co.
1550 Fairground Rd. (near Cot
tage st.) unfinished chests, tables,
chairs, beds, corner cabinets,
kitchen cabinet, wardrobes, etc.
We build and finish to suit you.
TWO ON ATLANTA
Reported as serving aboard the
anti-aircraft light cruiser USS At
lanta are Richard C. Schroeder,
yeoman 2c, of Salem, and Har
old G. Yokum, turret captain, 1c
of Lebanon. The ship is return
ing to the United States after an
extensive tour " of duty in the
Pacific.
IN SEA RESCUE
Lawrence C. Gardner, seaman
1c, husband of Mrs.,L. C.-Gard-ner,
815 Cade st., took part in a
recent rescue of H fishermen
who were marooned on Afongnak
island, Alaska. He is serving
aboard the fleet tug USS Potaw
atomi. Thetug has participated in
six rescues the past year, a navy
dispatch said.
Mark Twain and Hendon 'sport
shirts smartly styled, expert tail
oring. 'Alex Jones 121 North High
st.
GIRL RETURN'S
Donna Beat!, who was incor
rectly reported as being an in
mate of Fairview home and who
was reported missing, from there,
has returned, it was reported Sat
urday. Miss Beall is a daughter of
an employe at the home, officials
said.
ABOARD ASTORIA
L. E. Salchenberger, seaman
2c, son of L. E. Salchenberger,
Salem, is serving aboard the light
cruiser USS Astoria, which is now
undergoing repairs at the naval
shipyard, San Pedro, Calif., ac
cording to a navy press Release
release Saturday.
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Slappy Peaches Sunday. Carl
Aspinwall, Orchards at Brooks.
1,000 READY FOR FIRES
A force of nearly l,00o men has
been employed by the state fores
try department and the various
cooperating putrol associations as
the initial protective force for the
1947 season, Nels Rogers, state
forester, announced here Satur
to have a
Personalized Fitting
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MAY MOVE COMBINES
.Permits to move combines over
crSjinty and market roods were
granted Saturday to Marion coun
ty routt to Roy Brown, Silver Ion,
and to Vernon Jelte. Aumaville.
PASTOR RETVRN8
The Rev. W. N. Brown, pastor
of First Evangelical United Breth
ren church her, has been re
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Sunday. AwpuA 3. It47
named to the Salem: church, it
was announced at the conference
Just closed.
WRITFR IIFRK
. George L. Van B.Jjbr. writer.,
was' in the Salem area th p
several days gathering background
material for future articles. He
left Saturday by train for his
home near Baltimore, Md.
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