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Bt ILDINO rEEMlTS ISSUED
Eight building iermito " were
issued Wednesday by the city en
gineers office to E.W. Cherring
Um to alter a dwelling at 2390
Myrtle at, 1300; toj the Salem
public schools to ltrit Englewood
school, $150; to Robert E. Hennen
to erect a house at 410 N. 22nd
st, $2,000; to Caill i Barn, to
alter a house at 2313 Hyde it..
$500; to Mra. N. Peters, to erect
a houe at 1065 Highland ave.,
$5,000; to Perry E.I Thornton to
iter a garage at 3835 Lee t.,
700 and to Mr. and ! Mrs. Victor
Stuart to erect a house at 2365
N. Church 'at, $2,500.;
Notice to carpenter, local union
105. Special meetipf, Thursday,
August 7. M
WOOLEN MILLS FORMS
Article of incorporation of the
Paris Woolen mills ( at Stay ton
uere filed with the Marion county
clerk Wednesday by J. P. Powell,
John E. Powell and! Wilbur F.
Berry. Capital stick lis listed as
$125,000. M
Obituary
HANCOCK - ' J i
Mrt. Mildred lUncock. at her home,
route 4. Salem, Saturday. August I.
Wile of Oicar W. Hucock of Sa
lem. Mother of Mr. H. H. Heath of
Sairm and GaYlord H. Cox. Oe Ridder,
La. Sifter of Mrs. Agnes Jones. Mrs.
Jean Johnson. Mrs. Edith Adams, Al
fred B. Haines. Oliver N. Haines, all of
Elkton. Or.; Mrs. H B. Cox of Reeds-
rt. Ivan Haines of Drain and Blaine
Haines of Cottage Grove. Also sur
vived by two grandchildren. Services
will be held Friday. August t. at 2
p.m. from Clough-Barrlrfc chapel with
interment : at Belcreat Memorial park
following.
FITZGERALD, " ' L
Carl William Fitzgerald at a local
botpiUl, Tuesday. August 5. Survived
by parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence w.
Fitzaerald. 395 Vista Ave.. Salem; a
stater. Edwlna Fitzgerald of Salem, and
grandparent. Mr. and Mra. Carl Ham
mer of Butler. Pa. Graveside service!
will be held Thursday. August 7, 10 a.
mi.. Belcrett Memorial park under dl
tection of Oough-Barrick chape L
DOWNS !
Dora Downs, late reskfent of 2121 S.
High St.. August S, at a local hospital,
f urvlved by five nephews. Including
Dr. C. A. Downs, Xalem. and Victor A.
Shew, Lake Hughes. Calif. Announce
ment of services later by Clough-Bar-rirk
company.
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handle flowers proper
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ing and good taste to
display them most ad
vantageously. We be
lieve , our . floral ar
rangements speak elo
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SMITH RETURNS
Back from a national Metho
dist conference in Lincoln, "Neb.,
Is ; the Rev. S. Raynor Smith,
southern Oregon district super
intendent and former pastor of
Jason Lee Methodist church here.
While in Nebraska. Smith visited
Dr. John L. Knight, president of
Nebraska Wesltyan university
and formerly "of the Willamette
university faculty. The Smiths
are now making their home in
Roseburg.
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. Mathis Bros.
Roofing Co., 164 S. Com'L
New location Cronise Studio, 439
Court st.. over Smith Baking co.
MRS. BUCKLEY LEADS
Leadership in two phases of
this week's program at the dist
rict girls' camp at Camp Silver
Creek has been provided by Mrs.
Harry Buckley, of the U. S. park
service, who took camp leaders
on the nature trail for instruc
tion Monday and who told stories
about the region at Wednesday
evening's camp fire.
River silt, top soil and fill dirt.
Com'! Sand & Gravel. Ph. 21966.
HOBBY HORSES READY.
During 4he playgrounds' craft
classes at Englewood school this
summer, many children have con
structed hobby horses, whijh are
to participate in a "Hobby Horse
day" at the school August 15.
Prizes for the fastest 'riders and
for the best-constructed horses
will be given. The competition
will be directed by Mrs. Carolyn
Black, playground supervisor.
Do you need an electric range
(full size), apt. or electric range,
ironer, washer or electric water
heater if so see us at once, first
come first served. Broadway Ap
pliance Co., 419 Ferry. Phone
21565.
West Salem Toggery, men At boys
work clothes. 1126 Edgewater.
Watch for opening date.
FIRE OUT ON LOT
The Salem fire department
Wednesday helped extinguish a
grass fire that was out of control
on a lot in the 200 block of South
Church street where city crews
were engaged in clearing operations.
Births
- RODAKOWSKI To Mr. and
Mrs. Vincent Rodakowski, 1810
Lee st., a son, Wednesday, Aug
ust . 6, at Salem Deaconess hos
pital, i , ,
FRITZ To Mr. and Mrs.
Wijlis Fritz, 1010 Oak st., a son,
Wednesday,: August 6, at Salem
Deaconess hospital.
MATHIS j To Mr. and Mrs.
W. S. Mathis, 954 Norway st., a
son; Wednesday, k August 6, at
Salem General hospital.
CHILD ERS To Mr. and' Mrs.
L. W. Childers, Salem, route 1,
a daughter, Wednesday, August
6, at Salem General hospital.
CRANDLET To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles W. CrandleL Willamlna,
a daughter, Wednesday, August
6, at Salem General hospital.
CAMr PROGRAM SET
A varied program for the re
mainder of this wet k's district
girls' camp in the Silver Creek
recreational area was announced
Wednesday by Mrs. Edna Marie
Moore, director. This evening will
include stunt night and a talent
show. A hike around all the falls
on Friday will be climaxed by
a picnic supper at South fall.
A candlelight ceremony is sched
uled for Saturday evening.
Exhibition of craft work by girls
of Hillcrest school starts at Elf
strom'a galleries, August 11th.
H. A. Loveall has purchased the
Beauty Nook 319 Court St. will
specialize in Hair Cutting and
Per-waving. Ph. 6631.
COMPLAINT, ON DOGS
yirginius Shay, received a cita
tion in municipal court Wednes
day "to abate a nuisance within
30 days" after his neighbors in
the 2300 block of Claude street
complained to police that his eight
dogs and two puppies were alleg
edly creating a nuisance, munic
ipal court records 'show.
Reduce the scientific way.. Lstest
modern massage (myopathy). 543
N Church. Phone 6253.
GENERAL DISMISSES
Mrs. Austin Locke, . 140 High
way ave., Mrs. Edgar Pomeroy,
Independe nee, Mrs. Richard
Smart. 520 N. 23rd st,, and Mrs.
Glen E. Blanton, 2275 Broadway,
each with her baby son, and Mrs.
Thomas Padgett, Monmouth, and
Mrs. Sidney Kroll, Salem, route
9, each with her baby daughter,
were dismissed Wednesday from
Salem General hospital.
For rent Floor Sanders. Wood
rows, 450 Center St.
Need time 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.
FIREMEN RECEIVE THANKS
The Salem city fire, department
received word of appreciation
Wednesday from R. E. Borland,
Silverton" city manager; Jack
Spencer, president of the Silver
ton Chamber of Commerce, and
Arthur Dahl, Silverton fire chief,
for its participation recently in
the pioneer picnic at Silverton.
Oral Speppe is now at the Beauty
Nook, 319 Court st. Ph. 6631.
VISITING FROM CANADA
Accompanied by her daughter
Gladys and Paul Grey, Mrs.
Maude Knapp of Swift Current,
Sask., Can., is visiting her nieces,
Mrs. Ivy Coons and Mrs. H. B,
Claus of Salem and Mrs. Frank
Poppe of Crab tree. In their tour
of the northwest they arrived
Tuesday in Salem.
RECEIVE MARRIAGE PERMITS
Marriage licence have been is
sued at Vancouver, Wash., to Ray
B. Carlisle, Portland and Marjorie
M. Parren, Gervais; Howard D.
Parker and Betty L. Eads, both
of-Dallas, and to Roy H. Comp
ton. Amity, and Naomi C. John
son, Beaverton.
KILLS DUCKS ILLEGALLY
Chester Lee Callahan, 820 Cas
cade dr., was fined $100 and costs
in Marion county district - court
Wednesday for killing ducks in
closed season, court records show.
R. L. Elfstrom Co. invites you to
listen to Real Moments of Ro
mance, featuring Jim Ameche, at
7:55 P.M. on Radio KOCO. 1490
on your dial. ?
EDLUN1) PLEADS INNOCENT
i Maynard II. Edlund. 649 Center
St., pleaded Innocent in muUipnl
court Wednesday and was re
leased on $100 bail after his arrest
Tuesday night on a charge, of
reckless driving, liquor involved,
police records show. Police said
he was arrested on downtown
streets after allegedly being in
volved in "squirreling" operations
with another car. His trial has
been set for August 29, at 1:30
p. nu, in municipal court.
Evening dinners at Nohlgren's
now with full linen service in
dining rm. from S to 8:30 P.M.
OIL AUMSVILLE AREA
Today the county road oiling
crew will be on market road 88
from Aumsville to Shaw and on
market road 84 from Mehama to
Taylor's Grove, resurfacing both
roads. The crews finished their
work on market roads 65, 12, 36
and 68 and county road 401 in the
north end of the county Wednes
day, Percy Manser, noted Oregon ar
tist exhibit of oils is still on dis
play at Elfstrom's galleries. Don't
miss it
Nohlgren's home-made pies now
available "to iik out."
IIAWORTH TO SPEAK
C. C. Ha worth, former Willam
ette Spanish instructor and tor
20 years a missionary in Cuba,
will speak during the Salem
Spanish club meeting at 8 p.m.
Friday in the Salem YWCA. Don
Hunsacker, Willamette university
student will conduct the study
drill.
Owner leaving city. This house
must sell. $l,ut)0 oown. $70 mo.
New 2 bedrm. home, plastered,
elec. heat, insulated, elec. water
system, single garage & Ige. lot
$7800. To see this home call D.
J. Dawson with Grabenhorst
Bros., Realtors, 134 S. Liberty.
Ph. 4131.
BY-PASS COMPLETED
Traffic is now being de toured
over the emergency by-pass
bridge recently built next to the
Santiarq river bridge at Stayton,
while a county bridge crew is re
pairing the main span, County
Commissioner Ed Rogers said
Wednesday.
Wanted: Apt house size gas range.
Ph. 5862.
STUMPS BLASTED '
Those who heard loud blasting
noises Wednesday morning heard
the sound of blasting to remov e
stumps at the site of the construc
tion of two new buildings being
erected at the west end of Sweet
land field grandstand at Willam
ette university.
R. L. Elfstrom Co. invites you to
listen to Real Moments of Ro
mance, featuring Jim Ameche, at
7:55 P.M. on Radio KOCO. 1490
an your dial.
CONVENTION REPORT8 SET
! Members of Salem Lions club
meeting this noon in the Marion
hotel will hear reports of the re
cent Lions International conven
tion in San Francisco. Several lo
cal members attended the con
vention. MACK'S TAXI FILES
'An assumed business name cer
tificate for Mack's Taxi company
of Detroit was filed with the Mar
ion county clerk Wednesday by
Melvin J. McClain of Detroit
Beauty operator wanted at Bon
nie Dee Beauty Shop. Ph. 9659.
AT ARC CONFERENCE
Plnrtning to attend a veterans
itdminlsti ittiou onfrinu r In Port
land today ate Susan Fahrity,
executive secretary of Marion
county chapter of American Red
Cross, and" Mrs. Elinor Fox, chap
ter home service social worker.
The home service department,
concerned with veterans and their
dependents, is one of the major
Red Cross programs.
Truck and Tractor repairing. All
types of machine work, welding,
fabricating, etc. Bird & Zysset
Co., authorized Reo Truck Deal
ers. Ph. 6666.
MOBIL SERVICE NAMED
Fairgrounds Mobil service at
2505 Portland rd., is the name
filed in a certificate with the Mar
ion county clerk. Wednesday by
I. W. Hereford, Salem route 3,
box 990, and Avis B. Winters, 342
Evergreen ave.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugcl, 7694. 735 N. Capitol St.
RETIRES FROM GROCERY
Martin Evensen filed a notice of
retirement from the Capitol Street
grocery at 611 N. Capitol st, with
the Marion county clerk Wednes
day. FILES F0R SERVICE
An assumed business name cer
tificate for Giabel's Auto service,
35r7ftjCherTyave., was filed with
the Marion county clerk Wednes
day1 by Henry H. Grab I of the
same address.
NO MEETING TONIGHT
Capital Toastmasters, who us
ually meet on Thursday nights,
will not: hold another meeting un
til Thursday, August 28, officials
announced Wednesday.
Hard of Hearing? Fresh batteries
and supplies for all hearing. Jid
at Salem's newest hdq. See new
one unit, easy to wear Beltone.
James Taft & Associates, 218 Ore
gon bldg. Ph. 24491.
SPEAKS TO CAMPERS
Sanitation and recreation phases
of camping were discussed at the
district girls camp in Silver Creek
recreational area Tuesday by
Lenore Headley. health education
director with the Marion county
health department.
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. ,
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
savings Association, 120 South
Libert street
FLYINO SERVICE CHANGES
Richard II. Spooner is the new
owner of Eagle Flying service at
McNary field, and Jack L. Ever
son is the retiring operator, ac
cording to business certificate
filings with the Marion county
clerk Wednesday.
MRS. BARNETT GOES HOME
Mrs, Woodrow Barnett, 1230 S.
16th st., with her baby daughter,
was dismissed Wednesday from
Salem Deaconess hospital.
SCOUT TRIP CANCELLED
Unless more scouts register
soon, the scheduled senior scout
hike for August 10 to 17 to Mt.
Jefferson will be cancelled, the
local scout office announced Wed
nesday. Only five have registered
for the, trip thus far. It is to be
led by Jerry Scott or Lyle Leigh-ton.
The Statesman. Salem, Oregon, Thuraday. Auqmat 7. 19473
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Lincoln County Pioneer
Association Picnic Set
The Lincoun County Pioneer
association will hold its 14th an
nual picnic at the Eddyville high
school grounds on Sunday. The
program committee for the picnic
consists of Mrs. Florence Hamlin,
chairman, Charles Hude and Mrs.
Ruth Grant; grounds, Roy Rob
bins, chairman, W. F. Wakefield
and Earl Weltin; coffee, Mrs. May
Grant, -chairman. All attending
the picnic are requested to bring
a basket dinner; coffee will be
furnished.
Col. Weaver
Tells Club of
Dam Progra
m
Ask Chas. S. McElhinny
fffrovf Standard lasvraaf
GOLDlll YEARS' PLAII
Calling not only for facts but
for "truth about the farts," Col.
Theron D. Weaver, divisional en
gineer for the corps of engineers,
discussed the work of the Colum
bia basin inter-agency committee
before the Rotary club Wednes
day. The committee is endeavor
ing to agree on plans for the fu
ture development of the Columbia
basin. - '
The recommendation of the in
terior department for a morator
ium of ten years on dam-building,
though permitting construction of
the Foster creek and McNary
dams, is now under review by
the inter-agency committee fol
lowing hearings at Walla Walla
and Lew is ton.
Col. "Weaver discussed the pro
tests of the fish interefts against
dams but cited the count of mi
grating fish at Bonneville as proof
of the value of works- there pro
vided for fish passage. He ex
pressed real concern for the Celilo
Indians who - ancestors i fUhed
the Columbia from time immem
orial and said the government
must make proper,; provision fr
them, though he quetionfd the
richts of the Yakimas and Cavue
and - Warm Springs Indians to
rights at Celilo.
The purpose of the federal
agencies is to promote develop
ment . In the best interest of the
region Hearings are held to get
the voice of! the pub' ic and every
effort is made to get full inform
ation and then make proper con
clusions from it said the colonel
who before the war was an army
engineer assigned to duty la the
building of Bonnev ille dam.
RAIN DELAYS HARVEST
PORTLAND, Aug. 6 , -iJPf- A
harvest delay because of "Ust
week's rain with some damage
to" wheat,1- ots. pea, vetch and
barley west of the Cascades wss
reported today by the U.S. weath
er bureau.
The bureau forecast little rain
for Oregon during the rest of this
week. ,
JUSTICE ROSSMAN NAMED
Chief Justice George Rossman
of the state supreme court has
been appointed a member of the
advisory board of the editorial
department of the American Bar
Association Journal he announced
here Wednesday.
He will give
von full details
on the insur
ance plan that
enables you to
retire with s
life income.
Standard
Insurance
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444 Center St
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