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Oily News EBinieffs HERRING 11 I.I.I) Extradition papers were being prepared Monday night by the Marion county district attorney's office for Claude Hester Herring, formerly of Salem, who is being held in Chelan county, Washing ton, jail on a Marion county dis trict court warrant charging aban donment and desertion. The war rant sets bail at $1,000, the local sheriffs office reported. Rummage sale. Highland School, Oct. 21 and 22. . JOHN E. DAVIS ELECTED John E. Davis, 1363 S. Com mercial St., chief entomologist for the state department of agricul ture, was elected president of the Oregon Entomological society at a meeting during the week end at Reed college. The new society president last night met at his of fice here with a Dallas 4-H en tomology group. Obituary o-keix, Mrt. JVannttU t. OKell. Ut resi dent ft rrtJ N. t. Burnstde St.. Port land at a Portland hospital Thursday, Ociotr IS. Survived by three daugh ter. Dolly Joan O'NeiU Nancy Jane O NeJ and Jeannetts E. O'Nell, all of portUnd: a son. Chatles William O . Neil, also of Portland; father. William Leon ard ot Virginia. Service will be held in the CJoujh-Barrich chapel Tuesday, October 21. at 10 p.m.. with Inter trrment in the City View cemetery. W. S. rrederickt tU officiate. RING LEY Mrs Nora Blnfley. late resident of 12S Stave st at the residence Friday. October 17. at the afe of SI years. Survived by daughter, Mrs. Brubaker of Corvallia; two cranddaughtere. Irva Urubaker of Conrallu, and Mrs. Har lan browti of Oswego. Services will be held Tuesday. October 21. at 1:30 p.m. at the W. T. RtKdon chapel, with In terment in the City View cemetery. The Rev. Lloyd Anderson will officiate. HERMAN At the residence. Salem route . box SbSC. Philip Herman. Saturday, Octo ber IS. at the age of 73 years. Survived by seven chiklien. Theophil Herman of haw. Oregon. Ben Herman of Astoria. Traugott Herman and Mrs. William Hamson. both of Salem. Albert Her man of White Fish. Mont.. Philip j J. Herman of Bculah, N.D . and Herbert7 Herman of Ingle ood. Calif.; a broth er. Christ Herman of Glendive. Mont.; to sisters. Mrs. John Reiner of Savage, Mont, and Mrs. Ed Gaiiwas of Hazen. KD.; 34 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Member of St. John's Lutheran church. Funeral services will b held Wednesday. October 22. at 10 am. in the W. T. Rigdon chapel with the Rev. H. W. Gross officiating. In terment still be In City View cemetery. srr.rm At the residence. Salem route 2. box Tit B. October 20. William Frank Speer. t the age of 7S years. Survived by his wife. Velma Jannie Speer of Salem; even children. Wood row W. Speer, William A. Speer and Roger J. Speer, ail of Salem. Ruth B. Sprcr of Port land. Alien T. Speer of Ounsmuir, Calif , Dorothy E. Brunello of Weed, CaJrf.. and Thomas A. Speer of Port land; two sisters. Annie Wheeler of Yakima. Wash., and Jessie Crawford of Puallup, With; two brothers. Thorn fcpeer of Papeto. Wash., and , Clyde A. 5peer of Portland: and six grandchildren. Announcement of erv- later by w. T. Rlgdon company. SfllXXK Mrs. Ida Rachel Miller, at her home t 1SS Lee St.. October 19. Survived by two daughters. Verai V. Miller- and Mrs. Byron Simonson. both of Salem; m mtm. Melvin M. Miller of' Salem: a aaster. Mrs. Joe Corner! ot Reedsville, Ore ; three brothers. George Westrolt erf Portland, Hiram Weslcolt of Bea verton and Raymond Westcott of North Plains. Ore.; and five grandchildren. Services will be held Wednesday. Oc tober 22. at 1 JO p.m. at the Donelson wn chapel at HiUsboro with the . Wilmer N. Brown officiating. In terment in the Hillsboro cemetery un der the -dliection of Oough-Barrkk company. ' BirNRT , : ' Mr. Sarah Margaret Henry at her home at Falls City, October 20. Sur vived by her husband. Frank P. Henry f Falls City; a daughter, Golds Henry Falls City; a son, J. Fl. Henry of Falle City; a brother, John M. Stewart 4 Gainesville. Tex.: and a alster. Mrs. Mary C Padgett of San Diego. Grave side services v. ere held Monday, Oc tober 20. at p m, at Belcrest Memor ial park under the direction of Clough Bamck company. .MEYER I Mrs. Johanna Meyer, late resident of S Brers ave.. at th residence October It. Survived by three daughters. Mrs. , Ernest Gates of Bout. Ida., Mrs. W. T. Kraushaar of Seguim, Tex., and Mae M. Meyer of Salem; a son. Henry F. Meyer of Seaside; two sisters. Mrs. Mary K'rals of Crawford. Neb.. ' and Mr. C. X. Stewart of Belllngham. Wash ; aim eight grancchildren. Serv ices villi be held Wednesday, October 23. at 1 JO p.m. in the Clough-Barrick , chapel, the Rev Carl R. Schultz of ficiating. Interment will be In Belcrest Memorial jicrk. - MFRRIOTT Em. William Gordon Merriott. late resident ot Woodburn. in the Mediter ranean theatre Octoher 10. Survived by his widow, Mrs. Sldpey Jean Mer Tiott; parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Merriott: a sister. Loris Mrrrtott. all ef Woodburn. Services will be held Thursday. October 23. at 2 p m. from lne Oough-BerTirk chapel with the Rev. George H. Swift officiating. In terment tll be in Belcrest Memorial park. KindBy omit flowers. DORCAS Sgt. Francis Pace Morgan. Salem, kilted In the Invasion of Tarawa. No vember 20. 193. at the age of 28 years. Survived by two sisters. Fern Morgan of Salem route 7 and Mrs. Irene Cowan fchaunavon of Saskatchewan, Canada: three brotlerrs. Glen E. Morran of Sa lem. Richard L. Morgan of Salem and Fred E. Morgan of Portland; one neph . w. Jack. Morgao of Salem. The body will arrive in Salem Wednesday, and announcement of services will be made later by the Howell-Edwards funeral home 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. HOtiM EDWARDS runutfiL Home S4j aotTM CAsnrx vmii ti I f , A J CHEST WORKERS CALLED j , Executive committeemen, d 1 lyision leaders and other workers for Salem Community ch'est will frieet tof luncheon this noon in the Marion hotel for the first f'clean up" report tabulations since the local campaign proper ended last week with almost 90 per cent of the $ 100,000 chest goal pledged: The ichest workers will have a separate . meeting in the hotel today; during the campaign they met with; various service or ganizations. Staggered edge, 55 lbs. roll and odds tt ends of Other roofing ma terial at reasonable prices. Mathis Bros. 164 S. Commercial. CARS' PILFERED. Grant Oliphant, Salt Lake City. Utah, reported to city police Sun day that someone broke into bis car while it was parked near Leo nard's Supper club Saturday night and took clothes valued at $310. Taken were two suits, three dozen shirts and miscellaneous under clothing, police reported. H. E. Cox, Salem, also reported to city police that his car had been pilfer ed of clothing valued at $85 while parked in the 200 block on North Liberty street Sunday night Watch for the opening of LaRae's Shop featuring gifts and children's wear at 1132 Edgewater, West Salem. SCHOOL BUILDING ENTERED A quonset hut which houses the Salem high school shop supply room was entered sometime Sat urday night by thieves who pried open a wirfdow, but nothing was taken, city police reported Mon day. e POST 13 TO MEET Salem post 136, American Le gion, will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the Legion hall, Cottage and Chemeketa streets. Refreshments will follow the "meeting. Just arrived, sm3lf shipment of Christmas tree strings; and bulbs. Yeater Appliance, 255 N. Liberty. METER COINS COUNTED City Treasurer Paul Hauser an nounced Monday that the past week's collection from city park ing meters amounted to $1,934.97, bringing the total collection since April 29 to $47,144.54. Therm-Oil floor furnaces, $139.50 and $169.50. Available at Ralph Johnson Apliarices. Phone 4036. ULLMAN RECORD CITED A. J. Ullman, Salem general agent for the Ohio National Life Insurance Co.. of Cincinnati, was cited by the firm Monday for his record as one of the 10 leading agents of the company so far this year, following a tabulation of the first 10 months business. The an nouncement was made in a dis patch from the Cincinnati home office. For rent floor Sanders, Wood rows. 450 Center St ZONER8 POSTPONE MEET The Salem planning and zon ing commiKision yesterday post poned its scheduled Tuesday night meeting to Friday at 7:30 p. m. in city hall. Dance Wed. Crystal Gardens. EXAMINATION ANNOUNCED A civil service examination for meteorological aide will be given within the near future and ap plications to take the test should be filed with the board of civil service examiners, weather bureau regional office, 711 Federal buil ding, Seattle, before October 24. Salaries range from $2,168 to $3, 397 per year. Births JENTZKO To Mr. and Mrs. William Jentzko. 2370 S. 13th st, a son, Monday, October 20, at Sa lem General hospital. SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. James Smith, Salem route 1. a son, Monday, October 20, at Sa lem Deaconess hospital. HENDERSON To Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Henderson, Mill City, a daughter, Monday, October 20, at Salem Deaconess hospital. CROWFOOT To Mr. and Mrs. Percey Crowfoot, 1295 Shady Lane ave., a son, Monday, October 20, at Salem Deaconess hospital. OAKES To Mr. and Mrs. John Oakes, Salem route 5, a son, Sunday, October 19, ' at Salem Deaconess hospital. PHILLIPS To Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Phillips, Turner, a daugh ter, Sunday, October 19, at Salem Deaconess hospital. MILLER To Mr. and Mrs. William Miller, 855 Gaines ft a son, Saturday, October 18, at Sa lem Deaconess hospital. A n E P A I B S s A L E S WARREN'S All Home Make Auto till Fairgrounds Rd. : -lleart f Hollywood" Picks Delivery Call 7681 STARBUCK COTTAGES SOLD Sale of the Starbuck cottages and motel at 3265 Portland rd to Mr. and Mrs, Theodore Alder was disclosed Monday by Mr. und Mrs. John T. Starbuck. Alder, who re cently arrived from Honolulu, has taken possession and will retain the same name and operating principles for the motel business. His wife, a bank department head in Honolulu, will join him after the ' first of the year. The Star bucks, who have been in the mo tel business here for 12 years, will vacation this winter in California, but expect to return to Salem. Air-Steamship tickets anywhere. Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol St MILKING FILM FOR PUBLIC Public snowing of a new film on the milking of cows will be given at 8 o'clock tonight in Salem Chamber of Commerce hall, un der auspices of Mansfield St Co., local operator of the Surge store, handling dairy farm equipment. The movie recently was produced by Dr. W. E. Peterson, a dairy authority, and dairy researchers of the University of Minnesota. River silt, top soil, and fill dirt. Com'l. Sand GraveL Ph. 21966. i AIRPORT PLANNING TODAY City officials today will confer in City Manager, J. L. Franzen'g office with civil aeronautic auth ority officials on the Salem air port development plan which the CAA has been studying since it was drawn up -by Franzen and City Engineer J. H. Davis. De tails of the plan have not been disclosed, pending CAA approval. Avoid the Christmas rush. Order your picture framing now. Elf strom's. TOWNSEND MEET TONIGHT Townsend Victory club 17 meets tonight at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Olive Reddaway, 1421 Church st. DAV BUILDING READIED Architect L. P. Bartholomew is completing plans for a Disabled American Veterans memorial building, and bids will be sought shortly. The building will house disabled veterans and Gold Star mothers. President Verne Ostran der announced a final drive for funds is being planned. Dance Wed. Crystal Gardens. Sure! Grables Auto Service for a good Job. Chevrolet specialty. 3579 Cherry Ave. Ph. 21236. GREIDER TO TALK Carl Grelder, veterans employ ment representative at the Salem offices of the state employment service, will address the Willa mina Kiwanis club tonight. Gr ei der, a member of the Salem Ki wanis club, will be accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Hudkins and other local members. Greider will talk on rehabilitation of the physically handicapped. Normandy Manor closed tonight. JUDD IS BACK Harlan A. Judd, Marion coun ty clerk, had returned Monday to his office from a one-week va cation. Hard of Hearing? Frenh batteries and supplies for all hearing aids at Salem's newest hdq. See new one unit easy to wear Bel tone. James Taft & Associates, 218 Oregon bldg. Phone 24491. MILLER SENTENCED A 60-day suspended, jail sen tence and a $100 fine were meted out Monday by Marion County District Judge Joseph Felton to Roy Ernest Miller, 1960 Broad way st.f who was convicted by a district court jury last week of driving while intoxicated. The jury had recommended leniency, Judge Felton said. Dance Wed. Crystal Gardens. RETIRE FROM 8TATION Earl T. Gibson and .Nicholas Klein filed a notice of retirement from the assumed business name of Gibson and Klein Service sta tion Monday with the Marion county clerk. VOCD'BsIL GAVE rJnEV i7io)nnfPP7 iinrenMnnnfoiwroi the Right One Gas-saving, . L-head, high com pression type throughout! Oil-aaring aluminum-alloy pistons, with 4 rings per piston! ECONOMY plus . .-. because every unit in all 7 engines is "Job Rated" to fit its Job! ReMCMBCR ONLY DODGE ,.TTT-rfrnc?iyr -.-i rnr.i rtfTrru rrr uru V 71 fW f-Wmn STAN Watch Plane's Destruction BOSTON. Oct. 2$ An unidentified group of survivors watch as the Bermuda Sky Queen Is destroyed by gunfire in mid-Atlantic after the last of the 69 passengers and crew had been rescued. The group wear dry clothes donated by crewmen of the rescue ship Bibb. (AP Wirephoto to The Statesman.) PAIR FACE TWO CHARGES Leonard Chastain and his wife Neda, 550 Water st., will appear in Marion county district court today to enter pleas to the second charge of forgery filed against them in a week. They are held in Marion county jail in lieu of $1,000 bail each on a similar charge Lodged against them last week. Last week's complaint charged them with issuing a false $21 check on a local merchant, for which they are awaiting grand jury action. The more recent charge also involved a bad check passed locally, court records in dicated. NAMES CHANGED Marion County Circuit Judge George Duncan granted three name changes Monday. The name of Tsutome Sato was changed to Kenneth Tsutome Takayama, that of Betty Sueko Sato to Betty Sue ko Takayama, and Anna Haruko Sato to Anna Haruko Takayama. All are members of the same fam ily and had been using the name of Takayama for several years. Dutch Boy Once Over Wall Paint. All standard colors on hand. Ph. 4939. RIEMENSNIDER PAROLED Billy Bob Riemensnider. 265 N. Commercial tt., who pleaded guil ty to a charge of larceny, was sentenced Monday by Marion County Circuit Judge E. M. Page to one year in state prison and paroled. Riemensnider Waived preliminary examination in Mar ion county district court Septem ber 9 and had been awaiting grand jury action. 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. Guaranteed low-cost wiring. Ph. 2-1413. Ace. Electric. BARKER RETURNS Herbert Barker, delegate of the Salem Trades and Labor council to the national American Federa tion of Labor convention in San Francisco, October 6 to 16, was back at his dek in the Labor temple here Monday. Barker was accompanied on his California trip, by Mrs. Barker. A. E. Beckett and Associates. In surance - Real Estate. Specializ ing in city homes. Listings need ed. 176 S. Commercial St. Ph. 8841. Eves. 24591. of J Great Truck Lower servict expense with exhaust valve seat inserts! Engine parts protected with oil filters, oil-bath air cleaners and full-pressur lubrication! Full-length water jackets increase engine efficiency , reduce wear! BUILDSVe'TRUCKS BAILEE? MOTORS 7 hi '.. ... V V X - r . " CI FILE FOR STATION ArtjVles of incorporation for Doolittle Mater Service .station. 295 N. Commercial st., were filed with the Marion county clerk by T. G. Freres, Frances Freres. Ro bert Freres. Harold Freres. Jack Stagner, Ixuie Stagncr and Har land Brock. Capital ttock is listed as $150,000. White Peman female cat needs a good home in the- country. 264 K. Cottage. - ARTICLES FILED j Articles of incorporation of the Salem Building Supply Co.. were filed Monday with the Marion county clerk by Charles 1. lilair, A. F. Sheythe and 11. L. Nes.. Capital stock was listed as $5,000. Hallowe'en social at Mayflower Co-op. Hall Wed. eve.. Oct. 22. 8 o'clock. Program, stunts, refresh ments. Townsend Victory Club No. J7. Normandy Manor closed every Tues. ic Wed. night. TO DISTILL PEPPERMINT An assumed t-jsiness name cer tificate for Davidson and Kiepcr, a business engaged in distilling peppermint at Jefferson, was filed with the Marion county clerk on Monday by Delmer A. Davidson and Herman R. Kieper, both of Jefferson route 1. We are pleased to announce the association of Willis (Bill) Brown with our office. Joe Hutchison. Realtor. STORE CHANGES J. Lloyd Nett filed an assumed business name certificate for the Fairmount Food store. 1590 S. Commercial st.. with the Marion county clerk Monday, while T. F. Hegstad and Hortense V. Heg stad filed a notice of retirement from the name. Nothing Down Pay Monthly Venetian Blinds - ELMER -The Blind Han 1545 Plena St.. W. Salem Slats in aluminum, steel, wood. Choice of tape colors. Moasurod and install od within 30 miles. Phono 7328 for fro ostimatos. yu'""f fm MAaaMV aWav SF JBjOY mam Engines! kajMaaSiaaVaa tflS MM wxmA warn i iivr fzmm M04K44V4a4 i SCOUT LEADERS MEET Representatives of Salem's 26 Hoy Scout troops nnd.14 cub packs will Hint Wednesday niKhl at I'liniilr piiik to niup (nt plans fur the annual district dinner meet ing to be held here in November, scout officials reported Monday. DcLuxe "Serve Self Laundry, 345 Jefferson. Ph. 26317. HANDLE CALLS MEET Sam Randle, newly appointed Cherry City district Boy Scout commissioner, will direct a dis trict commissioners meet ing Thursday night at the Salem scout office. Purpose of the meet is to introduce new members and to discuss the district's partici pation in the Cascade area coun cil planning conference at Smith Creek cump November 15-16, Randle said Monday. Pance Wed. CryMal Gardens. BABIES GO HOME Dismissed from Salem Deacnnes hospital over the week end with baby daughters were Mrs. Troy Perry, 2207 N. Front st.: Mrs. George Dolan, Lyons, and Mrs. Verpon Smith. Rickreall route 1. Mrs. Donald Thomas Spencer, 677 N. Commercial St., took home her new son. 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 Guaranteed low-cost wiring. Ph. 2-1413. Ace Electric. STORY HOt'R CHANGED The Salem public library's story hour, usually held on Wednesday, will be at 1 p. m. Saturday this week, Eileen Van Dyke, children's librarian, announced Monday. Three plays will be presented by the Childrens' playhoue. Oil circulator?, all sizes, available at Ralph Johnson Appliances, Ph. 4036. We Install OIL CIRCULATORS OIL FLOOR FURNACES CONVERSION BURNERS Heating Headquarters SALEM HEATING & SHEET METAL CO. 1085 Broadway Ph. 8555 r Our Shell scientists worked out this new njtfP$ unV J ormula fr motor oil to bring together tht I ? y est many llicrent compounds. ( Btfl if ' CO7 LyS In New-Formula Golden Shell, they've V ROt comPoun t0 d' vour engine ... to -iCT keep it clean . . . and to provide a tough, '-jM I lt9 oil film. Thit protection "l Seally takctr engine 1 j Our Shell Research men can prescribe more efficient production, too. They've cut the costs of making this top-quality oil 'down to where we dealers can sell it for just 30 cents a quart! Plus tax, of course. And well put Nrxv-Formula Golden Siiell up against any competitive oil regardless of price 1 fee. The Statesman. Salem. Oregon. MOTIil.RN DISMISSED Mrs. itrx Ohmart, 1243 Huge st. West Salem, and Mrs. Dale Brown, 2055 ' Warner t., were dismissed from Salem General hospital Mon WANTED V7ALIIUT HEATS We pay cash any amount any time Early market is highest crack now! ORCUTT'S I IARKET 4200 No. River Road . 1 CAPITOL N. Cherry Are. RESTAURANT Open 24 Hours a Day 7 Days a Week! Kreakfast Served AU Hours SPECIALS: Sieaks $1.35 - Oysiers 85c UEVERAGES ALWAYS COLD STEVENSON'S 2535 Portland Road Phone "9004 Tuesday. October 21. 19475 day with tlwlr new-born sons. Mis. Hurold White, 443 Manbrin dr., and Mrs. W. H. Atkinson, 343 Gregson st.. went home with their baby daughters. : b. ErncioiT . . , tic suzdex feci LUIIDEL1 CO. Ph. 8862 wom . L 525 Chamsketa SL Phone 4119
