Cnty Mews DBcfieffs
CHANGE RLCORDEB
rhar.f in the ownership of
; Rtunann Real Estatei and Insur
I ance firm wat shown in filings
Friday with Marlon county
clerk. Vern Reimanm filed notice
of retirement from tine assumed
business name, which is to be
continued by Rich Reimann,
1275 Fairmount st.; L. D. Rei-
, mann, 1095 ,N. Summer St.; Jack
Reimann, l(j0 N. Winter st, and
Leonard Reimann, 180 Madrona
ve. j -
limited number of new Reo
truck and school busses available
. row. Bird and Zysnet Co. Ph.
6665. i
f Hard of hearing? Fresh batteries
for all hearing aids at Salem's
. newest hdq. See new easy to wear
Bcltone. James Taft it Associates.
218 Oregon Bldg , Ph. 2-4491.
rOWE LINE APPROVED
License to construct a power
, line across the North Santiam
-hig.Twar southwest of Detroit, for
s use in connection with Detroit
.dam, was issued to the US. gov
1 ernment Friday by Marion" coun
, ty court. It will serve a sewage
. disposal plant under construction
f for use of government employes
1 in the housing area for dam con-
struction workers.
j Insured savings earn more than
: two per cent at Salem Federal
savings Association, 120 South
Liberty street.
iR. L. Elfstrom Co. invite you to
'.listen to Moments of Romance,
iKOCO 1490 on your dial 7:55 p.m.
Thurs.Sat
i A few first autographed editions
of "Beau Dare" book on horses
by Per Crowell are still in stock
, at Bfstrom's art department, 3rd
i Door.
; RIDERS INCORPORATE
Articles of incorporation for the
5 Jefferson Saddle club, a non-profit
organization, were filed Friday
T with the Marion county clerk. In
. corporators and officers are Henry
rZemlicka, jr., president; Paul
Greely, vice president; Lee Beal,
, secretary; Gladys Wells, treasur
. er; Herbert Looney, Pat Beal and
Leland Wells directors, all of Jef-
f erson route 1.
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
vJJouty operator wanted at Bon
nie Dee Beauty Shop. Ph. 959.
CILMORE TO TRAIN
Lt. Comdr. Vern - Gilmore, se
lected as commander. of the naval
reserve division designated for
Salem, is to o to Seattle Tues
day for five days' training and in
doctrination with 13th naval dis
, trict in "preparation for organiz
; ing the O-l reserve unit here
later this month:
.Air-Steamship tickets anywhere
IKugel, 7694. 731 J. Capitol SL
I,:,. . .
Percy Manser, noted Oregon ar
tiit. exhibit of oils is still on dis
play at FJfstrom'u galleries. Don't
miss it
Nohlgren's home-made pies now
, available "to Uke out"
EXAMINATION GIVEN
Twelve men took the examina
tion to fill captaincy vacancies in
the Salem fire department Friday
morning, with City Recorder Al
fred Mundt in charge. Mundt,
who expects to have the papers
.graded by early next week, said
there are six captain's posts to
fill on the local force.
Dance Sat Silver ton Armory.
BOSLER FEELS 'FINE
Harley Bosler, Salem route 3,
is "getting along fine" at j Salem
General hospital, where he un
derwent major surgery Thursday,
according to Mrs. Bosler. ! He is
, able to have visitors.
H A. Loveall has purchased the
Beauty Nook 119 Court St will
, specialize in Hair Cutting and
Per-waving. Ph. 6631.
Reduce the scientific way. Latest
.modem massage (myopathy). 543
N. Church. Phone 6253.
Dance Sat Silverton Armory.
SCHOOL ENTERED
City police report that the front
door of Highland grade school
was found open: early Friday
morning and footprints were dis
covered about the 'building. Pnn
cipal Arthur Myers, when called
found nothing missing, however
Exhibition of craft work by girls
of Hillcrest school starts at Elf
Strom's galleries, August 11th.
i
Dance Sat, Crystal Gardens.
.Obituary
BtOBEKTS
In this city. August . Ethel H. Rob
.erts. lat resident of 905 N. Summer
. street. Wife of Prof. T. S. Roberts. Sa
lem: sitter of James T. Hardin of Alva
Okla.: John M. Harding. Mrs. Minnie
A. Sutphen. Mr Bert Taylor, all of
Los Angeles, and several nieces ana
nephews. Services will be held Mon
day. August 11. at 1:30 p.m.. from W.
- T. Rlgdon chapel. Entombment will be
at MU Crest Abbey imau-Soleum.
, ENDICOTT
James E. Endicott. ' at his residence
at route 1. -Salem, August S. Brother
of Mrs. Violet Bean. Mrs Arthur Hod
son, both of Newberg; Mrs. Clyde Sul
livan of La Grande: Mrs. Lizzie Ruck
man of Imbler. Ore.:i Elbert Endicott.
Joaeph. Ore.: and Ulric E. Endicott, of
Salem. Shipment has been made by
Clough-Barnck company to Enter
prise. Ore., for services and interment.
THE COLONIAL HOUSE
DINE AND DANCE
J! " . : i
Open SPRto 2:30 A. M.
Sundoyi 12 Noon to 12 Midnight
CLOSED TUESDAY
4 Mil South Highway 99 E
TWO SISM PERMITS
Two building permits for 1.500
each were issued by Jhe city en
gineer's office Fridayv one to
Mary Pierson to erect a dwelling
at 672 N. 20th st. and the other
to John Van Lydegraf to alter an
apartment house at 2035 McCoy
st. A. E. Jonsrud was issued a
permit to build a garage at 1305
Nebraska ave. to cot $400. Other
permit granted, all for making
minor repairs or alterations, went
to C. D. Carver, 395 N. 14th st.,
Ellis Batson, 509 N. 24th st., Fred
Zimmerman. 573 Statesman st.,
Leona Brown, 1315 N. 17th st.,
Mrs. L. Charlton, 1312 State st.
Wanted: Apt. house size gas range.
Ph. 5862.
Evening dinners at Nohlgren's
now with full linen service in
dining rm. from 5 to 8:30 P.M.
FILING WORKS FILES
Assumed business name certifi
cate for Salem Saw works, 1293 N.
5th st., was filed with Marion
county clerk Friday by Howard
E. and Vivian T. Phelps. At the
same time, notice of retirement
from the name was filed by Ray
L. Weidner.
Dance Sat Silverton Armory.
River silt top soil and fill dirt,
Com'I Sand & Gravel. Ph. 21968.
West Salem Toggery, men & boys
work clothes. 1126 Edgewater.
Watch for opening date.
CAR HITS BARRICADE
An automobile driven by Will-
am Carter, Hubbard, was consid
erably damaged early Friday
morning when it struck the bar
ricade around the construction
work in the 2500 block on Center
street Carter said he was tem
porarily blinded by the lights of
an approaching car, police reports
said.
Dance Sat, Crystal Gardens.
Oral Speppe is now at the -Beauty
Nook, 319 Court st. Ph. 6631.
Need time to shop on your lunch
hour? Try Nohlgren's air condi-
oned cafeteria for good food and
fast service. Open 11 A.M. to
P.M.
NURSERY NAMED
Certificate of assumed business
name as Abiqua Gardens at Sil
verton was filed with Marion
coupty clerk Friday by Joseph B
and Monica M. Gaffke, Silverton
route 2, box 159. The firm is to
engage in nursery and truck gar
dening.
Dance Sat. nite, Silverton armory.
Woodry s orchestra.
New" location Cronlse Studio, 439
Court st., over Smith Baking co.
i
Johns-Manville slate surface
shingles applied by expert roofers.
Nothing down, a years to pay.
Buy the best at no extra cost. Free
estimates. Ph. 4642. Mathis Bros.
Roofing Co., 164 S. Com'I.
FLOOR REPAIRED
Repairing, sanding and repaint
ing of the main gymnasium floor
at the Salem YMCA have been
completed this week in prepara
tion for the busy fall season, ac
cording to Secretary C. A. Kells
Other maintenance work this
summer includes the replacement
of doors leading to the swimming
pool.
For rent Floor Sanders,
rows, 450 Center St
Wood-
White Shrine Picnic. Sunday Aug.
10, 2 P.M. 3195 Garden Road. Cof
fee and Ice Cream Furnished.
White Shrine Picntc. Sunday Aug.
10, 2 P.M. 3195 Garden Road. Cof
fee and Ice Cream Furnished.
BOARD MEETS LEADERS
Senior leaders at the Salem
YMCA's camp in the Silver Creek
recreational area were introduced
to the YM board of directors at
the board's August meeting
Thursday noon. The youths, who
told of camp activities, were Don
Yocom, Paul Stanton, Bob Seam
ster and Bob Bennett, and were
introduced by John Gardner,
camp director.
Dance Sat Silverton Armory.
To trade. 1 BR. apt. for 2 B R.
apt. or home for rent. Ralph Fei
len, ph. 7881, after 4:30 p. m.
Winona Chalet now featuring
16-og. steaks 7 nights a week.
Births
HUMPHREYS To Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Humphreys, 1105 S.
19th st., a daughter, Friday, Aug
ust 8, at Salem Deaconess hos
pital. SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert W. Smith, Turner, a son, Fri
day, August 8, at Salem Deaconess
hospital.
i'AST To Mr. and Mrs. Arn
old L.: Fast, 1481 Ruge st.. West
Salem; a daughter, Friday, August
8, at Salem Deaconess hospital.
HALLOWELL-To Mr, andMr3
Wilfred Hallowell, Dallas, a son,
Friday, August 8, at Salem Dea
coness hospital.
. SHERMAN To Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Sherman, Stayton route
1, a daughter, Friday, August 8,
at Salem General hospital.
HOWARD To Mr. and Mrs.
F. L. Howard, 645 N. Winter st., a
son, Forest Lyu, jr., Friday, Aug
ust 8, at their home.
COURT NEGOTIATES
Negotiations were begun briefly
Friday between the Marion coun
ty court and Paulus Brothers of
Salem relative to land owned by'
the Paulus' over which the inter
rounty bridge at Independence h
to pass. The county engineer was
ordered to secure a more definite
description of the area needed far
right-of-way. The court was ad
vised by Mrs. A. S. Miles, Leu
cadia, Calif., that she will be here
about September 15 to confer on
land she owns which is needed for
bridge right-of-way.
Spencer garments Armena Felt
of Spencer Shop in Portland, will
be at Senator Hotel Tuesday,
August 12 Call or come in for
appointment
Do you need an electric range
(full size), apt. or electric range,
ifoner, washer or electric water
heater if so see us at once, first
come first served. Broadway Ap
pliance Co., 419 Ferry. Phone
21565.
R. H. BALDOCK BACK
State Highway Engineer R. H.
Baldock returned . Friday from
Missoula, Mont., where he met
with the Western Association of I
State Highway officials. He taid
that, among resolutions sent to
congress by the association is one
asking that funds for ' forest Toads
be included in the regular federal
aid bill instead of in the agricul
ture department appropriation
bill.
For immediate delivery 12 cubic
foot upright home freezer. Broad
way Appliance Co 410 : Ferry.
Salem, Oregon. .
FIREMEN FLUSH HYDRANTS
A crew of city firemen inspect
ed and flushed fire hydrants in
downtown and other Salem areas
Friday in preparation for repaint
ing of all hydrants next week.
Dance Sat, Silverton ijArmory.
DEATH TAKES FATHER
Edward P. Woolcutt, 74. the
father of Mrs. Claudine Hager. of
Salem, died Wednesday in Walla
Walla, Wash., where he had lived
since 1902. He was a carpenter
and, contractor.
DISMISSED BY GENERAL
Salem General hospital dis
charges Friday included Mrs.
Calvin Kent and infant daughter,
1540 Madison st; Mrs. Alvin
Freeborn, Independence route 1,
and Mrs. Keith Lawson, Turner,
both with infant sons.
Dutch Boy Once Over Wall Paint,
All standard colors on hand.
Ph. 4939. r- .
R. L. Elfstrom Co. invites you to
listen to Real Moments of Rom
ance, featuring Jim Ameche, at
7:55 p. m. on Radio KOCO, 1490
on your dial.
I
R. L. Elfstrom Co. invites you
listen to Real Moments of Rom
ance, featuring Jim Ameche, at
7:55 p. m. on Radio KOCO, 1490
on your dial.
SA LEADERS RETURN
Capt. and Mrs. Robert B. Lesh
er of the Salvation Army have
returned to their headquarters
here after a three-weeks vacation
trip to Vancouver, B. C.
NEW SONS TAKEN HOME
Mrs. Ray W.itsor, 1720 N.
Cottage st., and Mrs. Robert
Bethell of Aumsville route 1 took
their infant sons home from Sa
lem Deaconess hospital Friday.
Truck and tractor repairing. All
types of machine work, welding,
fabricating, etc. Bird St Zysset
Co. Authorized Reo truck dealers.
th. 6666.
o
TWO GIRLS MISSING
City police records Friday re
poVted two girls, Florence Gilbert
ant Edna Savage, missing from
Hillcrest school since Thursday
night.
Winona Chalet now featuring
16-oz. steaks 7 nights a week.
For sale Furnished or unfur
nished 2 bedroom home of good
construction in fine location. Call
Pioneer Trust Company, 3136, for
details.
Old time dance tonite 259 Court.
TOWNSEND MEET
Townsend club 3 will meet
Monday at 8 p. m. in the home
of Mrs. Florence' Shipp, 1880 Ne
braska st., for a business session.
MISS OREGON TO VISIT
Scheduled as a visitor at the
statehouse here Tuesday is ihe re
cently selected Miss Oregon, Jo
Ann Amorde of Sutherlin. She
will meet Gov. Earl Snell during
her local visit
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
Silverton Pastor's
Resignation Refused
SILVERTON, Aug. 8 The
Rev. M. J. K. Fuhr, pastor of
the Trinity Lutheran church here,
will remain in his present posi
tion following a meeting of the
congregation here tonight which
rejected his resignation.
He had received a call for a
pastorship in Bellingham, Wash.,
recently. Eighty-three votes were
cast unanimously against the ac
ceptance of the resignation.
! IIV1 Save money and
' IOr5fia time by letting
- Vk&IIV''t? us do your watch
" " II and clock
- fc ''II Repairing
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The Statesman 'Home - of
"- THE KELSEYl!:
TIIE KELSEY Cool as a cucumber,
crisp as a fresh lettuce, neat as a
clipped hedge, are the simple lines
this Colonial cottage. 36 ft. by 24 ft..
with 864 so,, ft. at floor area. While
not absolute minimum in small hous
es. It is small enourh to be built
economically. The few extra feet of
floor space provide extra refinements,
an L" shaped living room nineteen
feet long with dining space under the
three-sash picture window; a Bum
per of roomy closets; the luxury of a
fireplace permUsable. To save cost it
may bo built without basement, the
heater domestic hot water tank and
laundry tubs goiug In the utility
room. The Kelsey conforms to re
quirement of FHA. Its electrical plan
approved by National Adequate wir
ing Bureau. Complete working draw
ings and speciieatlons may be had
from Housing; Plan Service, The Ore
gon Statesman, 148 Nassau Street.
New York 7, N. Y. at $7.50 per set.
Check of Drivers'
Licenses Urged
Oregon motorists Friday were
urged by Secretary of State Robert
S. Farrell, jr., to check their driv
ers' licenses immediately. He said
thousands of expired licenses are
in circulation.
"Every Oregon driver's license
numbered between 5 R- 66,000
and 5- R-99,000 must be renewed
this month," Farrell said. Any
with a serial number lower than
S R-66.0O0 has been void for some
time.
Under a 1947 legislative act ev
ery permit' in the state will expire
sometime during the next two
years.
Soviet Reports
Hungary Party
Chiefs Death
BUDAPEST, Aug. 8 -(.- A
reliable informant said today
soviet authorities had reported
the death of Bela Kovacs, whose
alleged confession implicating
former Premier Ferenc Nagy in
a plot to overthrow the -Hungar
ian government led to the com
munist coup in which Nagy was
exiled.
The informant said he had seen
a letter from Russian authorities
reporting to the Hungarian gov
ernment the death of Kovacs,
former secretary general of
Nagy's smallholders party.
This source, who could not be
quoted by name, said Soviet Min
ister G. N. Pushkin had reported
the death without specifying the
place or time - to the . office of
Acting Foreign Minister Erno
Nihalyfi. A spokesman for Ni
halyfi told a news conference
"nothing is known" about the
state of Kovacs' health.!
Russian troops arrested Kovacs
at his home the night of Feb. 25
on grounds that he was guilty of
espionage against the soviet army.
Later it was announced he had
"confessed" to a plot to over
throw the Hungarian government
in which Nagy was implicated.
The American government pro
tested strongly against Kovac's
arrest. The Russians refused U. S.
demands for copies of the alleged
deposition from Kovacs which
contained the alleged confession.
Bikini Ships Still
Being De-Atoniized
WASHINGTON, Aug. 8.-,P-The
navy announced today that
target ships which survived the
Bikini atom bomb tests 13 months
ago have arrived at west coast
and Hawaiian ports and although
still "unsafe" there is no danger
to inhabitants.
The navy said clean-up crews,
working only a few hours a day,
are slowly and carefully remov
ing the dangerous radioactive con
lamination. They are spraying
the ships' paint with secret acids
and washing down the vessels
with special fluids.
the kelsey
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Top Layers of
New Willamette
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Top construction layers are be-
ing added to parts of Willamette .
uuncuiiys new mens uoiiiu-
tory, Baxter hall, this week.
while another portion of the
campus uas prepared for the in
stallation of two new classroom
buildings, from army surplus.
On the outside of the basic
steel-reinforced concrete walls of
the dormitory's west wing the
red brick facing is being applied.
The inside is being plastered,
along with installation of win
dow frames, plumbing and heat
ing conduits. The building is pro
ceeding on schedule, with com
pletion expected by February, ac
cording to Dr. G. Herbert Smith,
president.
Along Mill creek west of the
grandstand, ground has been
cleared for art and band build
ings secured from Camp Adair.
Foundations will be poured next
week, said Robert Fenix, finan
cial vice . president. Completion
is expected in about 90 days.
16 Indoiiese
Found Adrift
In Wide Pacific
PEARL HARBOR. Aue 8 -f-Pt-
Sixteen Indonesians in the final
stages of starvation have been
rescued by the navy from a small
ship adrift in the region of the
Pa la us east of the Philippines.
A dispatch to Pacific fleet head
quarters today said the Indones
ians had left Morati. about 500
miles southeast of M i n d a n a o.
where they had been on a visit,
for their home island of Talaur.
Talaur is about 200 miles north
west of Morotai but the small ship
was blown hundreds of miles from
its course into the Palaus. The
dispatch did not indicate how
long the group was at sea.
They were taken to Koror, seat
of the naval, government in the
western Carolines, where they
were treated for "extreme star
vation." Among the survivors
were four small children and an
expectant mother.
BLAZE IN BOISE FOREST
BOISE, Idaho, Aug. 8-()-Flames
roared uncontrolled to
night through more than 2,600
acres of rich timber lands in the
Boise national forest. Nearly 600
fighters labored ceaselessly
against two widely separated bla
res. YOUTHS RUN AWAY
Oregon state police report three
jyouths, Melvin Hale, 14, James
Endicott, 15, and Harley belmer.
15, ran away from the N. H. Laf
ky bean yard at Stayton Thursday
night. The youths were living
with their parents and picking
beans at the yard.
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VJTiiK Repairing
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221 AUG. '47
Observer
Pilot
Posts Vacant
The Oregon national guard has
number of opening! for pilota of
liaison and artillefv observer
planes under the national guaN
ground air program,! acting Ad-
Mutant General Raymond F. Ol
son was advised Friday by gov
ernment officials.
Former AAF pilots able to pass
class I or II physicals are elig
ible to apply. Those selected will
receive two months training at
Ft. Sill, Okla., in artillery opera
tional methods to make them
eligible as ground force fliers.
Non-fliers may aLso be chosen for
pilot training, to receive an 8li
months course.
First shipments of the planes
for guard ground units are to be
made soon,' the state office was
informed
Farmers Union
Memhers to
Hear Dakotan
When Oregon Stat(e Farmers
union gather at Champieg for its
annual picnic August 17. the prin
cipal speaker will be Glenn Tal
bott, president of the North Da
kota Farmers' union, it was an
nounced Friday : by Ronald E.
Jones, head of the Oregon farm-
! ers group.
Talbolt is substituting as speak
er for James . Patton, national
farmers' union president, who will
be unable to attend as scheduled
because of a serious eye opera
tion. The North Dakota union which
Talbott heads is the largest farm
ers' union in the country, with
membership of more than 35,000
families, Jones said. Its annual
budget exceeds $300,000 and it
owns three airplanes for staff
transportation. i '
Dance Tonight!
Silverton Armory
Weodry's 14-Piee Orchestra
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Are You
Preparing
for
Winter?
Is Yonr Home
T7eatherslripped
and Insulated?
Not See Us:
W can sav you money
and auarante xprt In
stallation by tfaorouchly
trained mechanic.
ROCK WOOL
INSULATION.
SCREENS.
VENETIAN BLINDS.
WATERPROOFING
Terms: Nsthinr dewn, st
lew as per Mntk. SI
months to par.
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SALEM, OREGON
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Tho Stalootngry Salony Onqoa.
New Reserve '
Unit Planned
Organization of a reserve group
of former navy construction en
gineering officers in this 'area is
under way and it is intended to
have it going by October 1, W.
C. Hill, in charge of preliminary
work on the project in Salem,
said last night.
Hill said a letter from the as
sistant to the director of person
World's Greatest a
Baseball Acrobat J
JOHNNY PRICE
Doubleheader Sunday
SALEM SENATORS
vs.
TACOMA
Waters Field 25th & Mission
Entiro Grandstand Reserved
Tickets on Sale at
MAPLE'S SPORTING GOODS STORE
HEADQUARTERS FOR
ICG DSTJUJCE
ft. MB
Wills Music Store
4S2 Slate
Does Your Sink
Two Cold Water
If washday lar you without hot water. H's tlm
to rplac that old water tank with a dpndabl
nw automatic Uctric water hater bom JUDSOITS.
All styl, including tabl top, porclain4ind tanks,
and coppr tanks, ar now arailabl at rcord low
pcic. -
JUDSON'S
279 N. Coml Salm
! ou eg.s 4 Op'," r
y od f'' Ait made oystot
Jtioi Aanvt row oool oopofco
IMOT'S
OPTICAL SERVICE
Since 19H
lti N. Uberty 42 Crt 8L
. l"-Y.r.u Hit -
BY
NEW LOW PRICES
PER ACRE
(Fr Ay thing Over 49
Experienced crop dostiag pilots, flying ships cspooto srf car
ry lag lltt postads per tea. Also rosasoercisJ fertiliser apre4
st th law csl f 11.09 per acre.
ORCHARDS. HOPS. FIELD CROPS. COVER CROPS
ASTER MORE EFFICIENT MEANS OF
PEST CONTROL
AGE FLYIIIG SERVICE
Box 109. Sfalem Airport
Phon (176
Saturday. Auquol t. 1147 4
nel of the 13th naval district, Se
attle, ia awaited and should pro
vide information and assitlanc
about establishing a definite pco
gram hero. The program, accord
ing to Hill will be meshed with
the naval reserve organization ju
this area.
RUGS & UPHOLSTEBY
Qoonod and Moth PropUtd
, In Your Homo
SALEM DURA CLEAN
1 SERVICE
Phono 3731
I
Saul Janz, Owner
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