rrmr thefts REPORTrn
Four curs were pilfered of ac
cessories in a erie oi wevK-oul
thefts, police reported Monday.
Two fender skirts were taken
ffom the car of Carl Weidmer,
' 1795 Yew st, while it was parked
in front oi his residence Saturday
- night A hood and a flashlight
' valued at $5 were stolen from the
car of Lev Barnes, Salem route
8, as It was . parked on Trade
street near the S. P. freight de
pot Monday, Lee reported. Fred
Paynter, 781 S. 13th st, reported
v theft of two headlight rims from
. his car while it was parked in
front of his residence Saturday,
and M. E. Lee, 624 N. Capitol st,
told police thieves had taken two
hub caps from his auto while
, parked at . Marion "and Cottagf
sts. Sunday night
See the exhibit of watercolors by
the Northwest Watercolor Society
at Elfstrom's galleries, 340 Court-
All wool Gein plaid flacks, sizes
27 lo 36. $12.95. Alex Jones, 121
North High SL
Dance Wed., Crystal Gardens,
. WELFARE GROUP MEET SET
A report on dependent children
will be heard at the monthly meet
ing of the Marion county welfare
committee next Monday at 1:30
p. m. in the commission office at
the school administration build-,
tog.
CDEMEKETANS TO TRAVEL
Registrations for the Chemeke
tans weekend stay at the Trails
club's Nesika lodge on the Colum
bia river highway near Multno
mah Falls are being called for this
week by Mrs. Harold Mclcher,
leader. The party will leave Sa
lem on Saturday afternoon by au
to. Sunday will be spent in hiking
near the falls.
Refrigerators for immediate deliv
ery. Broadway Appliance Co., 419
Ferry, Salem, Oregon.
Obituary
McCtlXAH
Charirs Hfnrjr McCullah. at 1h real
dene. MS Hood t.. Sunday. "September
7. at tn age of 6 years. Surviving are
the uicow, Mri Wilma Belie McCulian
of Salem, and two liittrl, Mr. H. J.
Aadftwn, Springfield, Mo., and Mri.
K. A. McCullah. Aurora. Mo. Service
will be held September 10 at 2 p.m.
from ClotjCh-Barrtck chapel, the Rev.
Uovd Anderson officiating. Interment
will be at Belcrest Memorial park.
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Charlotte fcaMon, Kedmond, is
in "fair" condition at Salem
General hospital following a Sat
urday afternoon aci-iot-nt m wnicn
hei car overturned on a freshly
oiled section ot tne South San
tiam iugnway cat ol Sweet Home
ana whn ner piunged over an bb
ioot tmoaiiKmem, irienus ol Miss
Kastou reported Monday. Tne. in
jured woman, wno was driving
alone at the time of tne misnap,
is a &uier ol iVirs. Mine Stein
oock ol Salem.
Need time to shop on your lunch
nour 'liy ttonigiens air conoi
uoned caieteria tui fcoou loutf and
fast service. Open il A.M. to 2
P.M. ,
Graham Studios Violin & Viola.
Ke-open Sept. A). Cail 2-d5i1 or
2-2?bj for App't
Dutch Boy Once Over Wall Paint.
All standard colors on hand. Hi.
4H39. .
For rent Floor Sanders. Wood
rowt, 450 Center St.
60c Special Merchants Lunch
.-erved every day at the Lion's
Den.
GIRL UNCHANGED
Norma' Jean Jones, 14, Salem
route 4, who has been unconscious
in Salem General hospital since
August 31, following an auto-bicycle
crash south of Salem on
highway 99E, remained . "un
changed", hospital attendants re
ported Monday night.
Dance Wed., Crystal Gardens.
McAlvin's Top Shop, Furniture
Upholstery. Call 9560. -
PUBLISHER. GOP MAN VISIT
John H. Travis, publisher of the
Hood River County Sun, and S.
B. (Sig) Unander of Portland,
treasurer of the Republican state
central committee, were in Salem
Monday visiting friends.
Hard of Hearing? Fresh batteries
and supplies for air hearing aid
at Salem's newest hdq. See new
one unit, easy to wear Bcltone
Taft & Asf-ociates, 218 Ore. bldg.
Phone 2-4491, Salem, Ore.
KIWANIS SLATE JOHNSTON
Roger W. Johnston, newly-appointed
superintendent of schools
at Mill City, is to address the Sa
lem Kiwanis. club at noon' today
in Marion hotel on "National De
fense and the Panama Canal."
Johnston was on the staff of Bal
boa high school in the Canal Zone.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere
Kugel, 7694, 735 N. Capitol St.
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forth our business pol
icies more beautifully,8 F
nor more understand--ably,
than the Golden
Rule; the basic princi
ple that each" or us, in
his relations with oth
ers, should deal with
his friends as he would
wish them to deal
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MARINES TO MEET
Salem's marine corps reserve
unit will meet Wednesday at 7:30
p. m. in building T-514 at the
Salem airport, M. Sgt. Lloyd W.
Barker, local recruiting head, an
nounced Monday. Principal ob
jective of the meeting. Barker
said, would be to ecruit new
members and he. invited all for
mer marines of this area to at
tend. The Salem unit now has 18
enlisted men and five . officers,
according to Barker. .
HUBBARD FIRM FILES -
.An assumed business name of
Baldwin Electric, a refrigeration
sales and service and machine and
welding business located in Hub
bard, was filed Monday with the
Marion county clerk by Tom
Baldwin of Hubbard.
Permanents $2.50 and up. Modern
Beauty College, 179 N. Liberty.
Call 8141.
Venetian blinds. Call Elmer the
blind man. Ph. 7328.
NORBLAD TO TALK '
Tonight's meeting of Salem
post 136, American Legion, will
be highlighted by a talk from
Rep. Walter Norblad on recent
veterans' legislation, according
to Chester Fritz, post comman
der. All local veterans are in
vited to hear the Oregbn repre
sentative, who recently has lo
cated an office in the Oregon
building. The meeting opens at 8
p. m. in Legion hall.
General-Electric automatic gar
bage disposals now available.
$124.50. Fits any standard sink.
Judson's Plumbing & Heating,
279 N. Com'l. Phone 4141.,
River silt, top soil and fill dirt.
Com'l Sand & GraveL Ph 21966.
TUBERCULOSIS MEET, SET
One hundred old and new vol
unteer workers of the Marion
county public health association
are expected to attend a tubercu
losis Institute meeting next
Tuesday between 10 ft. m. and
3 p. m. at Salem First Methodist
chuich, Mrs. Ruby Bunnell,
health association executive, an
nounced Monday.
LAW SCHOOL ALTERATION
Willamete university Monday
received a city building permit for
a $600 alteration project at the
university law school at 1140
State street Only other permit
issued by the city engineer's of
fice went to Dr. Harry Moran for
a $200 roofing job at 1845 S.
High st.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
savings Association, 120 South
Liberty street
Dance Wed., Crystal Gardens.
Oil circulators for immediate de
livery, several sizes. Broadway Ap
pliance C6. 419 Ferry, Salem, Ore
gon. -
HOSPITAL HEADS RETURN
Lillian McDonald, superinten
dent of nurses at Salem General
hospital, and William Gahlsdorf,
business manager, returned to
their jobs at the hospital Monday
following two weeks at Stanford
university, Palo Alto, Calif.,
where they took special courses
offered by the American College
of Hospital Administration.
Storage space in basement. 164
S. Com'l.
FILES FOR STATION
Certificate for a service station
operated under the business name'
of Boline and Londberg Mobil
service was filed with the Marion
county clerk Monday by Dwayne
O. Boline, 743 Union t,and By
ron M. Londberg, 497 N. Front st
Apt. Gas U Apt. Electric Ranges
for immediate delivery. Broadway
Appliance Co., 419 Ferry, Salem.
Oregon. .
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AIRPORT TRAFFIC NOTED
Salem airport officials leported
to City Manager J. L. Franzrn
that 12,585 take-offs and land
ings of local planes were counted
there during August. Total op
erations numbered 13,456, includ
ing besides local planes arrival
and departure of 248 air carriers,
14 military and 629 other itiner
ant planes,. Peak traffic was re
ported for Wednesday, August 6,
when 900 operations were noted.
Washing Machines for immediate
delivery. Broadway Appliance Co.,
419 Ferry, Salem, Oregon.
SUNDBERG APARTMENT SOLD
Filing of a -warranty deed in
the office of Marion County Re
corder Herman Lanke Monday
indicates sale of the Sundberg
apartments, 555 N. Winter st., by
Charles. A. Driskell and Mable
M. Driskell to William A. Wirtz
and ' Jessie V. Wirtz. Revenue
stamps indicate a purchase price
of about $66,000. The Dirskells
also Hied notice of retirement
from the apartments Monday with
the Marion county clerk.
OVER 3,00 X-RAYS TAKEN
Mrs. Ruby Bunnell, Marion
county public health association
officer, announced Monday that
3,129 X-ray pictures for pre-de-termlning
tuberculosis were
taken by the mobile unit stationed
at Oregon - state fair last week.
Mrs. Bessie Edwards was in
charge of the unit. Those who had
their chests X-rayed by the unit
will receive results through the
mail within the next week, Mrs.
Bunnell stated.
Full size ranges for immediate de
livery. Broadway Appliance Co.,
419 Ferry, Salem, Oregon.
Rumage Sale by Marion Auxiliary
to Veterans of Foreign Wars No.
661, Thursday over GreeiiDaums
store.
VOITURE PLANS MEET
Several members of Marion
county voiture, 40 et 8, plan to at
tend the voiture installation pro
menade at Mt. Angel on Saturday
night, September 20, according to
Charles Huggins, retiring chef de
gare. The meeting will begin at
6 p. m. with a banquet in Mt. An
gel Lqgion hall. A. J. Feilcn is to
be installed as chef de gare, and
Fred Paulus will take over for the
coming year as chef de train. Both
men are from Salem.
32 gal. Electric Water Heaters for
immediate delivery. $69.95. Broad
way Appliance Co., 419 Ferry, Sa
lem, Oregon.
Glen Howard, who was formerly
employed at Bill's barber shop,
has purchased half interest and
is now located in the basement
barber shop in the.old First Na
tional Bank building.
TOWNSENDITES TO MEET
Townsend Victory dub 17 will
meet Thursday night at 8 o'clock
in the residence of Mrs. Olive
Raddaway, 1421 N. Church st.
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
MAGEE VISITS SALEM
Thomas MaGee, health educa
tion officer from the Oregon
State i Tuberculosis association,
Portland, conferred Monday with
members of the Marion county
public health association.
MOTHERS DISMISSED
Dismissed from Salem General
hospital Sunday with baby daugh
ters werfe Mrs. Donald D. Addison, i
3297 ,N. River road; Mrs. John J.!
Eckel, Monmouth; Mrs. C. P. Paul-
son. 1694 Court st., and Mrs. Theo- !
dore Starck, 102 Williams st. Sent
home with baby sons Sunday were
Mrs. Kenneth Sides, 1376 N. Com
mercial; st, and Mrs. James Nu-
f
dell, 1755 Court st. Taking home
baby sons Monday were Mrs. Fred
Anunscn, 725 N. Summer st., and
Mrs Wendell F.ncman, 4225 Hud
son st. Mrs. Donnld Weinberg, Al
bany, was dismissed Monday with
her baby daughter.
Bonds to Make
Debt Payment
A large pari of funds derived
from the sale of. veterans' ter
minal leave bonds in Oregon will
be used to pay brf debts, for
payments on homes and farms
and for other substantial pur
poses, officials of the state veter
ans affairs department asserted
Monday.
Only a small percentage of the
money received from the bonds
will be used for vacations and
luxuries, these officials said. It
also was noted by these officials
that a considerable part of the
total would be used for retiring
state veterans' loans previously
obtained for the purchase of
farms and homes.
Public Records
CIRCUIT COURT
Irene Salchenbcrg vs. Louis Sal
chenberg: Suit for divorce charg
ing cruel and inhuman treatment. ;
Married Oct. 14, 1937 at Vancou- ;
ver, Wash.
Reka Kihs vs. Frederick Alfred t
Kihs: Suit for divorce charging j
cruel and inhuman treatment.
Married Aug. 16. 1946, at Salem.
DISTRICT COURT
Kenneth Carson, larceny, 60
day jail sentence suspended on !
payment of court costs, placed on '
probation for one year.
Billie Bob .Riemensnider. 265 N. ;
Commercial st, charged with lar
ceny, waived preliminary exam
ination and held to answer to the ;
grand jury; held in lieu of $750
bail. '
.Jasper Alex Liliard. Salem
route 2, assault and battery, fined
$50 and costs.
Eugene W. Soulhwick, Salem ;
route 4. violation of the basic rule,
fined $5 and cofts.
Jessie W. Gist, Los Angeles.
Calif., passing with insufficient
clearance, fined $3 and ccsls.
PROBATE COURT
Mary E. Denton estate: Order
confirms final account.
Etta S. Schuett estate: Order ,
approves final account and directs ,
distribution.
Arthur Girodslate: Order ap
proves final account and directs j
distribution. !
Frank N. Toothacre estate: Es- 1
tale appraised at $732.
Clay C. Toothacre estate: Es- j
tate appraised at $3,355.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Logan Lee Barnwell. 350 King- !
wood dr., charged with driving !
while intoxicated, released on $250
bail and trial set for Thursday. !
Howard E. Boggs, 1887 N. Front i
st, failure to stop, posted $2.50 !
bail. ;
Howard J. Lord, 550 S. Win- I
ter st, violation of basic rule, fin
ed $10.
Mrs. V, F. Fisk, Hoskins, no op- j
eralor's license, posted $5 bail, t
Vernon Miles, Lebanon, ciola- ,
tion of noise ordinance, posted $5
bail.
Edwin Wallace, Marion, four in
front seat, posted $5 bail.
Lloyd Lee Bennett 2210 Hazel
st, violation of basic rule, fined
$2.50.
Tom Black, Salem route 5, no
operator's license, posted $5 bail.
J. R. Mencles, Visalia, Calif.,
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violation of basic rule, posted $35
bail.
rmma Sorenson, Eugene,- vio
lation of basic rule, posted $7 50
bail.
Edwin A. Olson, Portland, vio
lation of basic rule, posted $7.50
bail.
Henry West, Hermosa Beach,
Calif., violation of basic rule, post
ed $25 bail.
Malcom L. Stewart, 2178 Broad- I
way st., running red light; posted j
sz su bail. . -
Roman F. Hoesing, Lebanon
failure to stop, posted $2.50 bail.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
utto v. Brown, 24, laborer, 444 '
N. 14th st, and Betty L. Weilman, I
17, domestic, route 2, box 188,
both of Salem. I
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Alfred Hendrick Tierce, 27, fire-
man, 1755 N. 22nd st, Salem, and
September 15
Tall Opening ol Day Qats.es
September 29
1 Night School Term Opening
O . All Pusiness Subject Offered
Key and Electric Calculators Dictaphone -
O Bookkeeping Machine "Mimeograph
; Call or writ for free catalog
Approved for G. I. Training
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
. ' 34S Court Street " Pbepe 59(7 . I v
Close Bui Sale
While Siock Lasls
Card Table
Size 30" x 30, Excep
tionp'ly well built fold
ing legs. Choice of 3 dif
ferent finishes, mahog
any, walnut or natural.
End Table
With magazine rack at
tached walnut finish
only.
Combination
Radio
End table Walnut fin
ish only. 14n wide, 24'
long- One of the most
popular end tables on
the market
"Kitchen
Appliance
Cabinet
Finished In white lac
quer with natural top 24"
wide, 18 deep.
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qoure the cfiamp.butfdq!
Most living costs are 'way up. ..but
Greyhound faxes are still 'way down! One
of today's best bargains is a Greyhound
ticket. . . you get big value in comfortable,
convenient, courteous travel ... at fares that
are lower than those of any other kind of
public transportation.
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"Sample Money-Saving Fares from Salem'
Seattle ' SJt Seddlng .
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Portland , 40 San Francisco 1 US
Grants Fast S.4f Lee Ant ele?. 1140
C. T. Keaney, Agent Senator Hotel Bldg4 Phone B054
COStS LESS THAU ANY
OTHER WAY TO TRAVEL !
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