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YM-IXXCnON READIED
Nine new directors for the Sa
lan YMCA are to be elected by
members Wednesday, on ballots
available at the YM, according to
General Secretary C. A. Kells.
Organization ot the board, includ
ing the new directorf, will be
a.ccomplihed at Thursday noon'
regular meeting for October. Va
cancies on the board this year
have occurred by the death of T.
a. uvesiey ana nouin -jjjc schools for Monday include a
nd expiration! of the term oty.irm, uruAm ki.k ,.u a m
Dr. C. Herbert Smith, Dr. M. C.
Tind'ley. Chester Page, Fred Lam-
and R. L. Elfstrom.
Edward and Isom will continue
custom killing. Ph. 3994.
LAI GIIUN TO BE HONORED
A memorial service honoring
the late Dr. S. B. Laughlin, mas
ter: of the Salem grange at the
tame of his death last summer,
wilf be conducted at a closed
meeting of the Salem grange at
the Woman' club house at 8 p.m.
-Wednesday. Dr. Laughlin was a
former professor at Willamette
university. Moving pictures will
be presented after the meeting by
Max Gehlar.
All turkey pickers & help report
Monday morning 8 A.M. Marion
Creamery it Poultry Co.
MARKETING JOBS OPEN
Applications muit be received
ty October 30 for U. S. civil
service examinations for market
ing specialists in the fields of
fruits arid vegetables, meat and
meat products or dairy and poul
try products. Entrance pay ranges
from $4,149 to $7,102 for the po
sitions, which would be with the
army quartermanter market cen
ter at Seattle. Additional infor
mation may be secured from W.
H. Fischer, civil service sercetary
at Salem postoffice.
Kormandy Manor open tonight.
Tt RNBCLL ArrOI.VTED -
David Turnbull, son of Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Turnbull, 1365 -TJ. 21st
at, is a member of the Webfoot
rally squad publicity, committee at
University of Oregon, wherehe
at a.frehman majoring in archi
tecture. Kormandy
Tours, Fri-
gagbt.
Manor open every
Sat., Sun. and Mon.
Obituary
etL
Mr. Jcannetta K. O'Nell. late rrl
aWi.l ef W43 N. K. Burnside ft., Poit
land. at Portland hoaprtal Thursday,
October 1. Survived by tnree daugn
ter. lxI)y Joan O'Neil. Nancy Jane
Ci ktd and Jeannetta E. O'yieil, all of
J-otliatxl: a ton, Charles William O'Mctl.
tag of Portland; father. William Leon
ard f Virginia. Service will be held
to Ute Cloufii-Btmck rnapel Tueiday,
October SO. at 1130 pj.. with Inter
Buer.l in City View eemetery. The Jtev.
. ft. Fredericks will officiate.
RINGLET
Mrs Nora Bin ley. late resident of
hlaie at. at the residence rrlday,
October 17. at the age of S3 years.
au-vrve by daunter, Mrs. Bru baker
mt Cervallis: two granddaughters. Irva
fcrubaarr of Corvalli. and Mrs. Har
lan Brown of Otweco. Services will be
held Tuesday, October 21. at 130 p.m.
t the W..T. Rtgdon chapel, with in
torment in the City View cemetery.
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RUM4N
At the residence. Salem route S. box
UsC. Philip Herman, Saturday. Octo
ber IS. at the age of 74 years. Survived
tf seven children. Theophil Herman of
(luw. Orrffon, Ben Herman of Astoria,
Iraugott Herman and Mrs. William
Harrison, both of Salem, Albert Her
loan of White Fish. Mont.. Philip J.
hrrnun ef Beulata. N D . and Herbert
Herman of Inglewood. Calif.; a broth
er. Chrwt Herman of Glendive, Mont.;
two sister. Mrs. John Keincr of Savage,
Mont., and Mrs. Ed Callwas (rf Hazen.
XX ; M f randchildren and three great
randc-Miidren. Member of St. John's
Lutneran church. Announcement of
cervices later by the W. T.. Kigdon
etia pel. l ,
MtlLR
Mrs Henry Meyer, at the residence,
4 Bre ave.. Saturday. October IS.
Survived toy three daughters. Mrs. Er-t-t
Gate of Boiae. Ida . Mrs. W. T.
Krauahaar of Sefuim. Tex., and Mae
Meyer of Salem: a son. Henry T. Mey
er of Seaside: two sitters, Mrs. Mary
XraU of Crawford. Neb., and Mrs. C.
R Stewart of Helling ham. Wash.; also'
ty 1 giandsorii and I gieat grandsons.
Announirenient of services will be made
later by Ute dough-Barm k company.
MUSKET
Mr Carrie Catherine Brisker, late
resident of Portland, at a local hospital
Saturday. October IS Survived by
three daugliters. Mrs. Elizabeth Below
f Portland. Mrs Anita Trefren and
Mrs Eleanor Ebright. both of Sacra
gneeto. X'alif : three sons. Phillip Flrta
key. Jeronie Brisker and William Bris
key. aU of LaCrose. Wis.; a brother,
W P. Borrhardt of Salem; also by 13
grandchildrra and 1 great granddaugh
ter. Service will be held Monday. 6c
tuber 20. at S p m. in the Clouf h-Bar-nck
chape with the Rev. Dudley
frtram officiating. Interment will be in
twlrrevt Mrniurial park.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to acknowledge the
liberal floral offerings and sym
pathy extended to us during our
sorrow.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank South and
Randel.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Murphy and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles South and
families.
UIIDER G.I. BILL OF RIGHTS!
If you arc eligible under the G. I. Bill, it won't cost you more than the
price of a simple physical examination to become a pilot.
Come on est to Salem Air Service and Join a
swell omnch of men and women who are not
only Learning to fly but learning that private
flying Is good business in town, or on the farm
a grand clean sport, too! And you other
folkswe'd appreciate the chance to tell you
aU a boot this flying business. It's s safe, fast,
reliable means of transportation . . . one
that's really here to stay, and grew. Drop
at, let's talk it over. No obligation of course.
CLUB TO CONVENE
Townsend club 2 will meet
Monday at 8 p.m. in the Marion
county courthouse. A Halloween
program is planned.
2 bedrra. bungalow, completely
furnished, including heut, water,
lights, etc. 2 blocks from bus.
Ph. 2-5978. .
MONDAY PROGRAMS SET
Events scheduled in Salem pub-
firrt grade health clinic at 9 a.m.
in Huh grade school, and an as
sembly with Taylor the magician
at 10:05 a.m. in Parrish junior
high school.
Now time for fall planting of
Camellias & Azaleas. Follow sign
2 miles north of Brooks on Paci
fic Highway. Millard Henny,
Brooks, Ore., Rt 1, Box 159B.
CULVERT COMPLETED
The last of four new culverts
installed this fall on market road
41 between Turner and Clover
dale will be completed next week.
A Marion county road crew will
begin pouring a concrete deck
Monday, the Marion county court
reported Saturday.
Normandy Manor open every
Thurs., Fri., Sat., Sun. and Mon.
night.
K OF C PLANS TRIP
Members of the Salem council.
Knights of Columbus, will visit
with the Sublimity council Tues
day night. The local council will
first conduct a short business
meeting here at 7:30 and will then
motor to Sublimity, Grand Knight
Al Cramer said.
ATTEND INSURANCE CONFLAB
,Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ullman and
other members of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co. in the Salem
district have returned from the
company's convention in Victoria,
B.C. This was the first company
convention since 1941. While in
Victoria, the Ullmans were regis
tered at the Empress hotel.
A. E. Beckett and Associates. In
surance - Real Estate. Specializ
ing in city homes. Listings need
ed. 178 S. Commercial St Ph.
8841. Eves. 24591.
WEATHER HALTS CORN
f An urgent call for corn harvest
ers is on file at the Salem farm
labor office, effective whenever
Modern picture framing. Elf
titrom's. Rummage sale, Junior Guild of
Episcopal church, at Parish house
Fri. & Sat., Oct. 24 tt 25.
Read "Rhymes of Reason," a new
comic strip in verse sponsored by
Denison and Stone, electrical en
gineers, starts today! Watch for
it in The Statesman each Sunday
and Wednesday.
Births
PORTER To Mr. and Mrs. Ri
ley Porter, 1805 S. 12th st, a son,
Saturday, October 18, at Salem
Deaconess hospital. j
HOEYE To Mr. and Mrs. Dan
iel Hoeye, Mill City, a daughter,
Saturday, October 18, at Salem
Deaconess hospital.
MILLER To Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Miller, 855 Gaines ave., a son,
Saturday, October 18, at Salem
General hospital.
PEARSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Pearson, 870 Trade st., a
daughter, Saturday, October 18, at
Salem General hospital.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Johnson, 185 McNary St.,
twins, daughter and son, Saturday,
October 18, at Salem General hos
pital. We think you will
agree with us, once
you've heard it, that
the music of our beau
tiful Kimball pipe or
gan is the most desir
able of all music for
our purpose.
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the weather becomes dry enough
to permit picking, the office re
ported Saturday. Some corn fields
are facing; a substantial loss If the
corn is not harvested soon, said
Mrs. Gladys Turnbull, farm labor
assistant.
We are pleaded to announce the
association of Willi (Bill) Brown
4 with our office. Joe Hutchison,
Realtor.
DISEASES REPORTED
Communicable diseases reported
in Mariorf county for the week
ending October 18 to the Marion
county department of health in
cluded one- cose each of diph
theria, meningitis and gonorrhea,
two of syphilis and three of
whooping cough.
DeLuxe "Serve Self Laundry, 345
Jefferson. Ph. 26317.
FORUM GROUP MEETS
Meeting at the YWCA tonight
at 8 p.m., the recently-formed lo
cal committee on sponsoring pub
Jic discussion forums will discuss
forum topics and organizational ac
tivities. Elizabeth Dotson is chair
man of the committee.
LONE PERMIT ISSUED
A building permit was issued
by the city engineer's office Sat
urday to F. T. Boggs to erect a
one-story dwelling and garage at
1945 Hazel ave. at a cost of $3800.
Johns-Manville slate surface
shingles applied by expert roofers.
Nothing down, 3 years to pay
Buy the bent at no extra cost Free
estimates Ph. 4642. Mathls Bros
R-mfing Co.. 164 S; CornV
LEGION MEET SLATED
Regular meeting of Capital post
9, American Legion, will be at
8 p.m. Monday in Legion hall
Commagder Lawrence Osterman
will preside at -the business ses
sion, to be followed by refresh
ments.
MEMORIAL PLANNED
A resolution memorial to the late
Rollin K. Page, longtime Salem
attorney, will be presented to the
Marion county circuit court by the
Marion County Bar association
Monday. The ceremony will be
at 9:30 a.m. in the court's cham
bers in the courthouse, accord
ing to Bar Secretary Sam Harbi
son.
For rent Floor Sanders,
rows, 450 Center St
Wood-
BRIDGE HAUL COMPLETED
The steel bridge to go up over
uuiie erf-ex at aeons Alius next
summer has been hauled from
Baker to Scotts Mills in three
! truck InaHs Marion Cnnntv fnm.
missioner Roy Rice said Saturday
The county recently acquired the
90-foot span from the state. It will
replace the old wooden covered
bridge.
Want a nice new place to live?
Bring your home-on-wheels out
Portland hiwav to the North S
lem Trailer Park
PORCELI N ED!
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Ralph Johnson
Appliances
S55 Center Phone 4036
No Parking Problem
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WHY WITH SALEM AIR SERVICE!
JUST A FEW REASONS
Salem's largest flight operation.
The only operation in the whole northwest
giving ALL flight courses from private
through air line.
Several times as many students trained here
as at all ether operations in Salem combined.
More instructors more experience m r e .
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sua mart varica types oi sur
JL'DD TO RETURN
Marion County Clerk Harlan
Judd, who was away on. vacation
last week, is expected back at his
desk in the courthouse Monday,
his staff reported Saturday. Judd
has been hunting deer near En
terprise. TWINS BORN HERE
Twins, a son and a daughter,
were born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Johnson, 185 McNary tt., at Sa
lem General hospital Saturday.
The proud father said both new
arrivals were extremely healthy
specimens, weighing about five
pounds plus each. The twins were
the Johnsons' first children.
Easy Spin-dry washer. Looks like
new. A good buy on a good rna-
chine.' Call 2-3582 or see at 425
Wayne Drive, Manbrin Gardens.
TREES MEETING TOPIC
Trees Through the Ages" is the
topic of a lecture to be given by
A. W. Hancock of Portland at 8
p. m. Wednesday under sponsor
ship of the Salem Geology socie
ty. The meeting will be in Collins
hall on the Willamette university
campus, with the public invited.
A display of petrified wood, part
of Hancock's large collection, will
be shown at the lecture.
ELECTRIC CO. FILES
An assumed business name cer
tificate for Silver Falls Electric,
located at Silverton, was filed
with the Marion county clerk Sat
urday by L. H. Campbell, 1765
Center st, Salem.
tOLD MIRROR
artiMry of
OLD LACE
RAMBLER ROSE
a pattern
CANDLELIGHT n i in i In I I li ml nl i Iiiiii In il y su I II i mini inn u V '''""'assBai
. $OLD MIRROR the perfect setting for your engraved initials, the quaint I
- - aniMry oi me viriorian era ........
RUSH SERVICES HELD
Funeral services Saturday after
noon for Lt. Col. Clinton Rush,
retired army officer who died at
his home here, were conducted at
Clough-Barrick chapel by Capital
post 9, American Legion.. Com
mander Lawrence Osterman and
Chaplain C. V. Richardson offi
ciated. Songs were sung by M.
Meusey and taps played by Roger
Middleton. Burial will be in Ar
lington national cemetery at
Washington, D. C.
1936 Dodge panel. '41 motor. Ph.
6045. Rt. 2, Box 319.
FRANZEN HAS COLD
Absent from his office in city
hall Friday and Saturday was City
Manager J. L. Franzen, who had
contracted a cold. He is expected
to be on duty again Monday.
DeMolay Mother's club rummage
sale over Greenbaum's Mon. ft
Tues.,.Oct. 20 & 21.
SLATED ON RADIO
J. J. Sechrist secretary - trea
surer of Willamette National Farm
Loan . association, and Philip M.
Brandt, jr., secretary - treasur
er of Willamette Production Credit
association, will speak on the Ore
gon Farmers' union weekly radio
program Wednesday at 7 p. m.
over KOAC. The topic will be
"The Farmer Cooperative Credit
System."
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol St.
the perfect setting for your engraved
the v irtorian era ........
CRAFTSMAN sleek modern lines, crafted in the Left traditions of the
early master silversmiths ........
LOUIS XIV the courtly magnificence of France in the 17th century, in
perfect harmony with today's furnishings . . . . .
SILVER FLUTES all curves and light reflecting surfaces, with an unusual
hand-crafted look .........
OLD MASTER a regal pattern in the true tradition of the finest artists,
richly decorated . . . . . . . . . .
gleaming purity of line, bordered with
lovely flowering pattern hemmed
for young moderns .
MRS. BRISKLY DIES HERE
Funeral services for Mrs. Car
rie Catherine Briskey, late resi
dent of Portland, who died here
Saturday, will be held Monday
at 2 pm. in the Clough-Barrick
chapel with the Rev. Dudley Strain
officiating. Interment will be in
Belcrest Memorial park. Mrs.
Briskey is survived by a brother,
W. F. Borchardt of Salem; three
daughters; three sons and by 13
grandchildren and 1 great grand
daughter. River silt, top soil, and fill dirt,
Com'l. Sand & Gravel. Ph. 21966.
POLICE DON RAINCOATS
State police stationed at Salem
donned new yellow raincoats Sat
urday. The coats arrived earlier
in the week, police said.
Avoid the Christmas rush. Order
your picture framing now. Elf
strom's. TOASTMISTRESS TRIP
Salem Toastmistress members
attending fall meeting of the Ore
gon Council of TM International
at Tillamook Saturday included
Lois Hamer, secretary of the coun
cil; Kathryn McKinnon and Ada
Ross. Miss Hamer and Miss Mc
Kinnon were on an inter-racial
panel discussion Saturday after
noon. Watch for the opening of LaRae's
Shop featuring gifts and children's
wear at 1132 Edgewater, West
Salem.
initials, the quaint
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2 2.50
22.50
23.50
22.50
a delicate lacy design 22.50
with shining panels
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22.50
23.50
JEWELERS OF SALEM
LIBERTY AT STATE
Th Statesman. Salem, Oregon, Sunday. October 19. 1947 S
SCIIUSS TO ADDRESS JCi
Al Schuss, sports announcer and
business manager of station
KOCO, will be the featured
speaker at a noon luncheon meet
ing of the Salem Junior Chamber
of Commerce at the Marion hotel.
Schuss will relate his experiences
in radio and the FBI,
Sure! Grables Auto Service for a
good job. Chevrolet specialty.
3579 Cherry Ave. Ph. 21238.
BABIES GO HOME
Mrs. Gilbert Redinger, 2460
Droadway tt., was dismissed from
Salem Deaconess hospital Satur
day with her baby daughter. Mrs.
Allan Shepard,- Chemawa, went
home from Salem General hospital
with her new-bom son.
WANTED
WALIIUT HEATS
We pay cash any amount any time
Early market i highest crack now I
ORCUTT'S MARKET
4200 No. River Road
A sis -piece place setting (nlfe, forV,
teaspoon, crram soup spoon, salad fork.
butler spreader) including Federal Tax.
Hartman Bros, suggest that you place your
orders now for Toicle Sterling, that you
may have delivery for Christmas.
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MRS, HENDRICKS UNCHANGED
Mrs. Marbell Hendricks of Rai
nier, Ore., confined in Salem Dea
coness hospital since Friday with
serious injuries sustained in an
automobile accident" near Brocks,
was in an "unchanged condition
Saturday night, attendants report
ed. Mrs. Hendricks was injured
when the car in which she was
riding skidded Into lumber
truck and overturned.
CARS COLLIDE
Cars driven by L. A. Strong. Jr..
1177 N. Commercial st, and John
F. Steelhammer, 1990 N. 17th it,
collided at Nebraska and North
17th streets Friday, resulting in
minor damages to both vehicles
but no injury to the drivers, city
police reported Saturday.
CESSHA AIDCDAFT SALES & SERVICE
SAILED Ann Enwnsis
Call 7231
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