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Cfiity Mews IBirtoifs
MICO-MLTER FUND COUNTED
The approximately 1,100 hand
c pirated parking meters, which
mere replaced by automatic,- me
ter this week after six-month
trial, collected a total of $48,424.
77 City Treasurer Paul Mauser
reported Thursday. The city re
.tamed half the revenue, the other
half brin turned over to the
Mico-meter manufacturer under
contract provision for payment
by the city. Additional revenue
from the automatic parking me
ter installed before thi week
brought the six-months revenue
total Ao $49,778.14, the treasurer
aid.
n....tirnl xtrrtlewood KifU. Pem-
berton Flower Shop, 1880 S. 12th
Phone 2-3346. '
ritTS HEALTH OFI1CE
fr,,Am Pflrrcnn. field KUfeT-
viMr of student public health
nun -sf-the University of Ore
eon Medical school, was in Salem
Thursday viMtinf me waruni
Kalth rircarlment where
student nurses have ben receiv
ing training at various limes.
'v Clliltiiarle
William riri . ' 7' J . .-i ..r
Cbernrvilie, Ore, Oc ob n-r
e-.r. Husband tI Mrs .Carrie
Thorns of Salem: son oi mrm. """
Thomrtl Ulsvill. Wi: and brother
& lETH&n Beyer snd Carl Thorn,
both of NeilUville. Wis.. Paul Thorn.
Id
Friday, unowr
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the
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City Vtrw century with th Bev. Cet-
Chaster J Push, late 'Went of route
featem. October 2. Survived by.h s
ife. Marf.ret A. ?r. S,1",V."
motner. r. u .
Jaughier, Mrs. Raymond Clark of Sa
- letn. son. Paul Sn.pp of Portland; sis
W. Mn. H.rvey fc. Evan of R.lem
jrtn. oie niece. Mrs. Ray Rtayner.
and one gre.t-niece. Ctol siayner,
Uolh of Biemerton. Wah. Member of
Pariitc lodge No. 50. AF and AM and
fsWm lodge of Perfection Scottih
Rrte. 32id degree, and Al K.d.r Shrine
. . . - u ill saaIi4 frfun
In rorura. service
.,lhe chapel .t Cloug h-B.rrlck rriday.
Ortober 31. at 10 a.m. Interment at Bel
eret Memorial park with the Rev.
Vernon Zomes officiating-. Rtualitir
ervic by Pacific No. 60, Ar and AM
WITHROW
Mrs. tmily Ruth Withrow at her res
idence. SJ5 S. Liberty U October 29.
Survived bv her hubnd. Elton Wlth
lov of Salem, and a on. Herbert S.
Dr merest of Lryette. NJ. Services
ilt be held Monday. November-3. .t
iejO am. from the Clough-Barrick
chapel, the Rev. Brookt Moore offl
natinc Interment In Hon City ceme
tery, Portland.
Albert Lea Mallery. resident of
j 063 Oak St.. died Thursday at the
home of friends on S.lem route 3. Sur
' vived bv the widow. Mrs. Olive M.l
.Jery: a on. James S. Mallery of F.u
ene. and two d.uehters. Doral H. M.l
Vrry of Klamath Falls and Mrs. Helen
Makanaon f Portland, and one f rand
rhild. Announcement of rvlce later
ly Clough-B.r!Mck company, .
TMOMA
Mrs. Ella I. Thomas, .t her home.
- 7rx Brook, ave . Thurwlay, October
JO. at the age of sj years. Survived by
a daurhter, Mrs. Bessie L. Greene, Sa
lem; three urandchildren. Mrs. Lillian
White. Fairbanks. Alaka. Mrs. Zora
Fh. Aabury Park. NJ.. and W. H.
Green of Salem; .nd by two f reat
erandchildren. Services will be held
Saturday. November I. at 10:30 a.m.
from the Clout h-Barrick chapel, with
Interment In Belcreat Memorial park.
row KB
In this city October 27. James Pow
er., late reiident of Portland, at the
are of 6 vears. Services will be held
Friday. October 31. at 10:30 am. at
the W. T. Hiedon chapel, the Rev. A.
J. Galinas - of f iciatmg.
LYMAN
Patrick Michael Lyman, late resi
dent of 651 Kinrwood .ve., in thi. city
Thuradav. October 30. at ihe aee of
IS year. Husband of Mabel Genevieve
Lvman; con of Mr. and Mr.. Charles
Church of Keuer; father oMrs. Hazel
' BernieceChristensen of Marion, Mrs.
Lois Marie SyUma. Leo. Gene Lyman.
Dean Joseph Lvman. all of Salem, and
Mn. Alice La Bonne Ureal of Akron.
O: brother of Charles Church and
Mn. Mary Smith of Keller. Emmett
Lyman. Ed Lyman and Bernard Ly
man of Iowa; also survived by six
grandchildren. Recitation of -rosary will
t held Sunday. November 2. at
p.m. at Jhe W. T. Rigdon chapel. Re
quiem mass will be .aid Mhday. No
vember 3. at ;3e a.m. at St. Joseph's
Catholic church with Interment at St.
Barbara's, cemetery.
rVENSHAW
Mildred Crenshaw, late resident of
' Roaetmrg. at a local hospital, October
tf. at the age of 30 years. Announce
ment' of aervicea later by the Howell
EdwardV chapel.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to gxtend our thanks
nd appreciation for the acts of
kindness, messages of sympathy,
nd beautiful floral offerings from
our many friends, in the loss of
our beloved husband and father.
MRS. WALDO GEDDES
, AND FAMILY.
Nothing Down, Pay Monthly
Venetian Blinds
. ELI IE R -The
Blind I Ian
1545 Plena SL. W. Salem
Slat tn aluminum, steel, wood.
Choice of tape colors.
Me as ored and Installed
within 3 miles.'
Phone 732S
Call Any Time For
Free Estimates
375 Center
ft Val E
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LOCAL SPEEDER FINED
Oscar Hanson. 1275 N. 18th St..
paid a $3 city fine Thursday on a
charge of speeding through an in
tersection, brought by Salem po
lice who reported they clocked his
pfan going 50 miles an hour on
'denier i street between Capitol
andTITh streets at 12:25 a. m.
Thursday. The police report sla
ted Hanson's car and another se
dan left the Center-Capitol inter
section abreast at high speed aft
er getting the green traffic light.
The second car turned north on
14th street and eluded-the police
car as it halted Hanson beyond
14th street
DeLuxe "Serve Self Laundry, 345
Jefferson. Ph. 26317.
For Sale: 3 used conventional type
washers. 1 automatic Bendix. All
reconditioned 'and In A-l shape.
Ralph Johnson Appliance, 355
Center St Phone 4036.
JAYCEE LEADER ON AIR
President Howard Walker of
Salem Junior Chamber of Com
merce Thursday called the atten
tion of local Jaycees and others
to a KSLM - carried broadcast
from. 8 to 8:15 p.m. Saturday, to
mark the "end of the "Fifth Free
dom Flight" of Jofin Ben Shep
perd, national Junior Chamber of
Commerce president. The broad
cast will feature talks by Shep-4
perd and other leaders following
their conference with President
Truman that day.
Flowers for every occasion. All
types floral work at reasonable
prices. Phone 2-3346, Pemberton's
Flower Shop, 1980 S. 12th.
Rummage and white elephant sale
Fri. & Sat Salem Woman's Club.
460 N. Cottage.
PASTOR'S COAT TAKEN
The Rev. Dudley Strain's top
coat was taken from offices at
First Christian church here Wed
nesday afternoon, - he informed
city police. When he1 first noticed
it was missing, he thought some
one had taken it by mistake, but
when it had not been returned by
late Wednesday, he notified au
thorities, the police report stated.
Police had investigated the night
before after prowlers broke Into
First Presbyterian church, but
took nothing.
For rent Floor Sanders. Wood
rows, 450 Center St
River slit, top soil, and fill dirt.
Com'l. Sand it Gravel. Ph. 21966.
DISCHARGED BY GENERAL
Mothers with newborn babies
who were discharged Thursday
from Salem General hospital In
cluded Mrs. Tom Jaskoski, 740 E.
Rural ave.: Mrs. Robert Victor,
3862 Center st, and Mrs. John
Mickey, Turner, all with sons, and
Mrs. thirl Waddle, 50 Ratcliff dr.,
and Mrs. James Roosa, Turner,
both with daughters.
Dance Sat, Crystal Gardens.
Guaranteed low-cost wiring. Ph.
2-1413. Ace Electric.
RIDING NIGHT' CALLED OFF
President Fred Anunsen of the
Salem Saddle club announced
Thursday that the club's regular
Friday "fun night" program has
been cancelled this week because
of the death of Gov. Earl Snell
and his party in a Tuesday night
plane crash. r
Bendix Washers, Dryers and
Ironers in increased numbers. Or
der now for early delivery! Dem
onstrations daily. Ralph Johnson.
Appliances, 355 Center.
Normandy Manor open every
Thurs., Fri., Sat, 'Sun. and Mon.
night.
TWO NEW HOUSES GOING UP
New house construction is au
thorized for L. W. Schrunk, for a
$4,000 home at 2370 Center st!
and for James Kessel, a $3,0001
building at 2525 N. Fifth st, rec
ords of the city building inspec
tion department showed Thurs-;
day.
Avoid the Christmas rush. Order1day by Hae ani Qpal Mickey.
your picture framing now. Elf-
strom s.
Hawaiian and Spanish Guitars.
Beginners and advanced. Register
now for winter bands. Ph. 7186.
TWO BABIES TAKEN HOME
Salem Deaconess hospital
Thursday sent home Mrs. LaVern
Ebright and her infant daughter,
Salem route 4, and Mrs. Alfred
Hofmann and baby son, Aums-
ville.
Modern
picture framing.
Elf-
strom's.
Births
COOLEY To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Cooley, 9J6 D st., a daugh
ter, Thursday, October 30, at Sa
lem General hospital.
REISCIIKE To Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Reischke, 3655 Pleasant View
dr., a son, Thursday, October 30,
at Salem General hospital.
KILBER To Mr. and Mrs. L.
A. Kilber, 725 W. Salem Heights
ave., a son, Wednesday, October
29, at Salem General hospital.
Take it from me,
it's the next bee t
thing to a new car!
Complete
Ford Sales &
Service
For More Than
30 Years
Valley Ilolor Co.
AUTO COLLISIONS REPORTED
Front end of a sedan driven by
Benjamin F. Edwards, 875 N. Lib
erty st, was extensively damaged
Wednesday afternoon when the
car collided with a panel truck
driven by Philip W. Biesanz, 1895
Berry st., at Marion and Liberty
streets, city police reported. Lit
tie damage resulted in a collision
Wednesday evening at 12th and
Mission streets of cars operated
by A. E. Clark, Salem route 9,
box 375, and Frank E. Fagan of
McMinnvWle, police also reported.
A limited number of automatic
electric ranges now available at
the Geo. E. Allen Hardware, 236
N. Commercial.
If you have a 3 bed rm. house to
sell, call The Real Estate Market,
433 N. High St, Ph. 24793.
ORTON DISCHARGED
Capt. Leonard C. Or ton, Salem,
who holds the record for spend
ing the longest time as a patient
in Madigan General hospital, Ft
Lewis, Wash., will be discharged
soon to return to his home, hos
pital authorities reported Thurs
day. A battle casualty of the last
war, Capt. Orton has been con
fined to the army hospital since
Feb. 3, 1945, according to a hos
pital news release.
For Sale 5 room, older home, ful
ly plastered and in good location.
Full basement and oversize lot
Paved street. Call Pioneer Trust
Company, 3136 for details.
Halloween dance at Normandy
Manor, Fall festival Frolic. Fri
day night, Oct. 31st. Dance, Music,
Songs. Dancing 9:00-1:00.
UNDERWRITERS TO MEET
Members of the Salem Life Un
derwriters association will meet
at the Golden Pheasant restaurant
at noon today to hear Toby
Robbins of Albany discuss the
subject "Million Roundtable.
Gordon Orputt of Portland will
speak on pension trusts and Free'
man Essex, also of Portland, will
tell of the highlights at the under
writer's national convention held
recently in Boston. r
Tulips. Hyacinths. Daffodils and
Crocus almost 100 Varieties of
them now. being offered at M
to 4 off catalog price at Cooley's
Gardens in Silverton. These are
all first class bulbs; drive over
and make your selection right
now. This is the time to plant
them. ,
$1.25 at the Red Lantern. $1.25.
1 mi. south city limits on 99E. 'z
fried chicken or grilled top sirloin
including salad, hot rolls, pota
toes, and coffee. Open 5 p.m. daily
except Wed. Stan and Corky.
POLICE DANCE POSTPONED
The annual policemen's ball and
dance, scheduled for tonight at the
Crystal Galrdens, has been post
poned because of the deaths of
Oregon fenicials in the Lake coun
ty plane crash, it was announced
Thursday. Tickets are to be valid
for the ejfcnt which will be held
on a dare to be announced later.
Normandy Manor open tonight
Dance Sat, Crystal Gardens.
STREET NAME REQUESTED
Request was presented to Mar
ion county court Thursday that
the name of Fillmore street be
given the road from Dearborn to
Evans streets, west of North River
road in the Keizer district. Hear
ing on the petition was set for
November 7.
Johns-Man ville shingles applied
by Mathis Bros. Roofing Co., 164
S. Com'l. Free estimates. Ph. 4642.
fa
Special meeting Pacific
Lodge No. 50, AF&AM,
Fri., Oct. 31st 9:30 a.m.
Funeral Bro. C. J. Pugh.
Radio end table, walnut finish.
Reg. $18.95 value. Extra special
at $11.95. Woodrows, 4050 Center.
FILES FOR MARKET
Certificate of assumed business
name for Mickey's market, a re-
Hail grocery and fruit stand at Sa-
ilem route 9, box 412, was filed
with Marion rountv clerk Thurs-
Paul Armstrong it Tipton School
of Dancing announces two begin
ners classes: 5 & 6 yr. olds 10 a.m.,
6 to 8 yr. olds 11 a.m., Saturdays.
Also an intermediate class for 6
to 9 yr olds at 1 p.m. Private les
sons by appt Register Thurs. or
Sat. at the Marion hotel or Ph.
7737. -
rModern Picture Framing.
Elf-
strom's.
FOG LIGHT MISSING
M. W. Baker. 1585 Norway st.,
has notified authorities a fog light
was removed from his parked car
in front of his residence Tuesday
night, a city police report stated
Thursday.
Attractive gift boxes of -fall bulbs
packed in "Terralite," the new
growing medium. Buy quality
bulbs from your florist Jary,
Florist, 365 Court.
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
Marimba lessons. Private and
class. Marimbas to rent Ph. 7186.
Salem, Oregon
$118.50 tfjffltrml'--
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SUB fBGBD OOMOSrONDMOir LOW
MsiAUAnoM omu
3 True Bills
Returned by
Grand Jury
Three indictments, one of them
secret, were returned as true bills
Thursday by the Marion county
grand Jury, andfour not-true bills
were returned."
Meanwhile. Leonard and Neda
Chastain, 550 Water st. waived
grand jury indictment on two
counts of forgery, pleaded guilty
before Circuit Judge George R.
Duncan and sentence was set for
November 8, following pre-sentence
investigation by the state
parole board. They were arrested
October 16 by Salem city police.
Two True Bills Disclosed
The two true bills whose de
fendants were disclosed charged
Ben Creasy, 330 E. Bush st, who
was arrested September 12, with
obtaining money under false pre
tenses and Bruce Thaxton Ander
son with escaping from the state
penitentiary.
Creasy allegedly , issued and
cashed a worthless $501 check at
Johnson's store in Salem in early
September. r ;
Anderson, who was a trusty, es
caped July 29, 1944, from the
prison flax mill and was recap
tured September 12 of this year
in New YQrk, where, he had served
a prison term. His sentence from
Gilliam county was three years for
larceny.
Charges Dismissed
Charges were dismissed against
Lawrence Hamm, 817 Mill st,
charged with non-support; Jesse
GAS TRUCK RAMS CAR
A heavy gasoline truck with
tank trailer smashed into a
parked coupe in front of 1981
Fairgrounds road about 3:30 a.m.
Thursday when truck driver
Charles A. Hall of Eugene route
4 swerved his truck to avoid a
lighted street obstruction city po
lice reported. The accident re
port noted that the coupe of Mrs.
Mary E. Gilles, 2003 Fairgrounds
rd., was parked properly, but par
tially obscured the street obstruc
tion at the new bank construction
site.
Normandy Manor open every
Thurs., Fri., Sat, Sun. and Mon.
night
Roofing material for sale. Come in
and see us. We may have just the
roofing you are looking for. Ma
this Bros., 164 S. Commercial St.
RIVER SEARCH SLOWED
Search for the body of Roy
Statz, 16, of Newberg, believed
drowned when a boat capsized in
the Willamette river near Wheat
land ferry Tuesday afternoon,
was continued Thursday by per
sons living along the river, Mar
ion county sheriff's office report
ed. The search in the river, how
ever, was not continued because
of the stream's swollen condition
and rapid current.
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
For Sale: B.C. 348 Amateur &
gen: coverage radio receiver, per
fect colrtd. for 110 volts A.C. Con
tact Jim Simmons W-7KVV, or
Douglas McKay Chev. Co.
ROAD POLICY SET
Regulation of tile-laying along
county roads, by requiring eight
foot openings every 35 feet of tile,
was adopted as a policy Thursday
by Marion county court. Thei
openings win permit road crews
to clean out stopped-up tile with
out having to excavate. The re
quirement is already in effect on
roads under control of the state
highway commission.
Hard of Hearing? Fresh batteries
and supplies for all hearing aid at
Salem's newest hdq. See new one
unit easy to wear Beltone. James
Taft & Associates, 218 Oregon
bldg. Phone 2-4491.
FIRM CHANGES HANDS 1-
Assumed business name filings
with Marion county clerk Thurs
day disclosed a change In owner
ship of the Homestead, a restau
rant in West Salem, from E. J.
and Mabel I. Trick to Carleton
Wasson, Salem route 4, box 473H.
PIPE LAYING OKEHED
Permit to lay a six-inch . tile
across county road 634 west of its
intersection with county road 638
was granted Thursday by Marion
county court to George S. Volz,
Silverton route 2.
CLASS POSTPONED
Th school of instruction sched
uled today at the YMCA by the
Parent-Teachers' association has
been indefinitely postponed due
to the plane-crash deaths of Ore
gon's three top officials, it was
announced Thursday.
YM SLATES MOVIES
A movie party for boys and
girls who are present at the Salem
YMCA tonight between 7 and
9:30 o'clock was promised Thurs
day by staff members.
Present
First Recorded Metropolitan Opera
HUIZPERDMCK:
HANSEL AND GRETEL
(Sung in English)
AVAILABLE AT
The Salem Record Shop
Complete Record Library
Oregon Bldg. State and High
Harold and Doreen Shogren
1
J u n I o r Rose, Independnece,
charged with non-support; Ernest
Anthony Hoffer, White Swan,
Wash., charged with larceny: and
Harlan VV.. Gibbons, Portland,
charged with non-support.
The checks which the Chastains
pleaded guilty to forging 'and is
suing were for $60, cashed at the
Salem Smoke shop, and for $21,
cashed by Claude Busick. City po
lice said they admitted passing a
total of eight checks.
Devers Refutes
Increase in Auto
Speed on Beaches
Reports that J. M. Devers. at
torney for the state highway com
mission, had authorized a speed
of motor vehicles on the Oregon
beaches in excess of 25 miles an
hour, were denied by Devers here
Thursday.
Devers said the state law pro
vides for a maximum speed of 25
miles an hour on the Oregon
beaches which can be reduced by
the state highway commission
under certain conditions.
The attorney said the highway
commission has made no change
in the maximum speed fixed by
the legislature up this time.
JUDGE ASSIGNED TO CASE
Chief Justice Rossman of the
state iupreme court Thursday as
signed Circuit Judge D. R. Vanden
berg. Klamath Falls, to hold court
in Multnomah county from No
vember 3 to December 1. Judge
Charles H. Combs, Lake county,
was assigned to Yamhill county to
hear the case of the State vs. Mar
tin. I'll b lie Iteeordft
CIRCUIT COURT -
Otto H. Hunt vs. Mildred E:
Hunt: Decree of divorce grants
defendant $650 in alimony.
W. F. Clark vs. George Wirth:
Order of. dismissal with prejudice,
on motion of plaintiff.
Velda J. Smith vs. Howard II.
Smith: Order of default.
Dorothy Hampton vs. Willis V.
Hampton: Complaint for divorce
alleges cruel and inhuman treat
ment. Married Oct. 31, 1942, at
Vancouver. Wash.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Everett M. Hockema, 21, state
police officer, Albany, and Nellie
Elnora King. 18, stenographer,
1908 N. 5th St.. Salem.
Harold Wattenberger, 28. far-mer-route
1, box 192D, and Mil
dren Nelson. 18, keypunch opera
tor, route 1, box 193, both Salem.
Kenneth (M. Bothum, 23. farm
laborer, Woodburn route 1. and
LaVerna Waymire. 19, Woodburn.
PROBATE COURT
Donald Wayne Earl guardian
ship estate: Order appointing
Pery T. Buren, Mabelle Cour
and K. E. Wenger as appraisers.
William James Malcomb estate:
Hearing on final account set for
December 1 .
William H. Burger estate: Fin
al decree.
Robert Wade Steeves and
Thomas Watson Steeves guardi
anship estate: Report of guardian.
Robert, Mary, Anna. Alice and
Agncss Pfeifer guardianship es
tate: Order appointing Anna
Pfeifer as guardian.
DISTRICT COURT
Don J. Buyserie, St. Paul, park
ing" in restricted area. $3 fine sus
pended on payment of court costs.
MUNICIPAL COURT
" Oscar B. Hanson, 1275 N. 18th
st:, speeding through intersection,
fined $3.
Joseph Joseph, 1070 Broadway
st., failure to stop, posted $2.50
bail.
Donovan A. Larkin, Oakland,
Calif., violation of basic rule,
posted $10 bail.
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Tuxedo, grated
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Canned Frniis
Grapefruit
Z cans
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Garth --No. I cans
Prunes in
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Peaches 01 m
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Bartlett Pears 2Sc
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Sweef Peas Del Monte No. 2 can 180
New Potatoes Del Monte, No. 2 can 170
Hoi Sauce 8-oz. can s2ni cans 150
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