(Dntiy Mows DMeffs
BREAKS BACK IN FALL
Salem first aid men Thursday
afternoon took Charles Hamilton,
20 Williams ave to the Salem
General hospital with a broken
back after he had fallen with a
scaffold while working on a con
struction job in the 600 block of
Norjh Liberty street. According to
aid men reports, part of the scaf
. fold, collapsed, and. Hamilton fell
40 feet. He was pushing a cement
cart at the time of the accident.
The hospital reported his condition
as "fair" last night.
Gay Gift Aprons. So Perfect for
' the season's parties. Do make your
selection now from our festive
array. The Moderne.
Plaster and cement for sale at
Pumilite Concrete Block Co.,
Edgewater St., West Salem.
Doepke Model Toys for Xmas:
Earth hauler, bucket loader, ce
ment mixer, lumber carrier. Use
our lay-away plan. State Tire
Service, State & Cottage.
BAEBIT BREEDERS MEET
Regular meeting of the Capital
City Rabbit and Cavy Breeders
association is slated tonight at 8
o'clock at Mayflower hall. The
program will include nomination
of officers for the December elec
tion and a special demonstration
on stretching and care of rabbit
pelts for the fur market by Jerry
Wing of Salem. Officers invited
to the meeting all persons inter
ested in rabbit and cavy breeding.
Box plants $2.50 per doz. Hedge
laurel $1.50 per doz. Camellias
3 to 6 ft. $3.50 to $10. Trees,
shrubs. Boyd Nursery, 2440 State
St. Open Sundays 10 a jn.-5 p.m.
Doll Bazaar. Please that Little Miss
in your family with a new Xmas
wardrobe for her- favorite doll.
Complete outfits for all size dolls
on display. Dec. 1st to 5th at
Elf Strom's. Sale Fri., Dec. 5th, at
PGE office, 237 N. Liberty.
WRESTLING STARTS
Beginning of 'wrestling classes
at the YMCA, with about a dozen
young men participating, was an
nounced Thursday by Paul Cook
Ingham, YM physical director.
Paul Wishart and Marion Kircham
are the instructors Plans are un
der way for a team to compete
with other clubs, said Cooking
ham. Sessions are held, from 7:30
to 9 p.m. each Monday, Wednes-
day and Thursday.
4-drawer, 20 in. Chest $9.75.
Woodrow's, 450 Center.
Johns-Manville shingles applied
by Mathis Bros. Roofing Co., 164
S. Com'l. Free estimates. Ph. 4642.
Modern picture
Strom's, r"
framing.
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Ciiv Obituarl
HOFFMAN ,
In this city November 18, Chris H.
Hoffman, late resident of Salem route
4. box 473EE. Salem, at the age of 62
years. Husband of Martha Mae Hoff
man of Salem; father of Mrs. Edward
E Warren. Mrs. Laurance X. Hamm.
Betty June Hoffman and Dorothy Fern
Hoffman, all of Salem. Mrs. Ross Lloyd
- Denning of Bloominrton. 111.. Mr. Al
bert B. Casto of Bronscomb, Calif..
James C. Hoffman. Warren H. Hoff
man. Harold E. Hoffman. Homer D.
Hoffman and Claude E. Hoffman, all
of Salem; and brother of C. W. Hard
ing of Li Cresenta, Calif. Also sur
vived by 10 grandchildren. Services
will be Sheld from the W. T. Rip don
chapel Saturday. November 22 at 10:30
a.m., the Rev. Brooks Moore officiat
ing: Concluding services in Belcrest
.Memorial park.
BEAT
In this city November 19, George
Edgar Reay, late resident of . 122
Abrams ave., Salem, at the age of 89
J ears. Survived by three daughters,
Irs. Anna KirkDatrick of Sawm. Mir.
Constance R. Schneider of Portland
and Mrs. Alice Sullivan of Salt Lake
City. Utah: three sons,- James Edgar
Reay of Salem. Jack M. Reay of Fort
Lewis, Wash., and Dryden G. Reay of
Blackfoot. Idaho, and by eight grand
children and two great-grandchildren.
Services will be held Saturday, Novem
. ber 22 at the Howell-Edwards chapel
at 10 a.m. with the Rev. George Swift
officiating. Interment In City View'
cemetery.
BELL -
In this city. November 20. Lloyd V.
Bell. 59, late resident of 2030 Warner
street. Salem. Survived by his wife.
Bessie; two children. Kirk Vernon of
Washington, DC, and Mrs. Rosemary
Berg. Seattle, Wash.; three sisters, Mrs.
O. B. Hedengren, Palo Alto, Calif,
nd Mrs. John Richardson and Mrs. J.
L. Rogers, both of Portland: two ne
phews. Marvin Richardson of Portland
nd C. V. Richardson of Salem; Son
f the late Dr. J. R. N. Bell of Cor
vallis. Announcement of services la
ter by W. T. Rigdon company. ;
.LANGSTON
Roger Langston. at the Portland vet
erans' hospital, November 18. at the age
f 21 years. Survived bv his wife,
Beverly Langston;. daughter. Shar
on Langston; parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Keller: and a brother. Robert
Keller, all of Salem. Services will be
held at the Free Methodist church.
Saturday. November 22. at 2 p.m.. with
Rev. R. T. Fine officiating. Interment
In the I OOF cemetery under direction
- of the Howell-Edwards chapel.
RESERVES HAVE CARNIVAL )
. Tonight at 8 o'clock in the
quonset hut area at South 25th
and Lee streets, a carnival party
for all members of all reserve
components in this area will be
sponsored by the ladies' auxiliary
of the 369th and 409th quarter
master army reserve units. Pro
ceeds of the affair will go to equip
the clubrooms in the quonset huts
used by all of Salem's army re
serve units. The carnival will
feature games, dancing and re
freshments. Keizer turkey supper Friday,
Nov. 21. Due to higher prices,
price will be $1.25. Serve from
6-7:30.
Lullaby Baby Shop invites you to
use our lay-away plan for your
Christmas shopping. 2075 Fair
grounds Rd. Open evenings.
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
MRS. WOODWARD DIES
Funeral services will be at 3
p,m. today for Mrs. Eva Kennedy
Woodward of Portland, mother of
Mrs.- Glen Stevens of Salem, who
died Tuesday. Concluding rites
will be at Portland crematorium.
Her , husband, Robert J. Wood
ward, survives, as well as a son.
Mrs. Woodward was a member' of
the Presbyterian church, Portland
coloney of New England Women
and LaBarre Shakespeare club.
Turkey shoot. North Santiam Gun
club. Sat. night 7:30, 3 mi. east
of Marion.
For the Best selection of Better
Toys, shop The Moderne. Year
round headquarters for Quality
Toys. i
Modem angels shop early at The
Moderne.
MORGAN IN COMMAND
Col. Lawrence J. Morgan of
Mehama has been named com
manding officer of the newly ac
tivated 635th organized reserve
composite group in Salem, Gen.
Mark W. Clark, Sixth army com
mander, announced Thursday from
the Presidio of San Francisco. The
unit's headquarters address is 2750
State st. Colonel Morgan is a
member of the ordnance reserve.
Wall shelves (2 glass shelves)
Walnut & Mahogany finish. Close
out at $3.49 ea. Woodrow's 450
Center.
For Sale: By owner, new 1 bdrm.
home. Hollywood dist Th. 2-6569.
2055 Warner st
Want Loan: $3750 Will pay 6
interest. Contact Allen Jones or
Mrs. Needham, Realtors, 341 State
St, Rm. 4. Phone 2-4831.
EX-COUNTY RESIDENT DIES
Lemuel D. King, 86, who died
in Parma Idaho earlier this week,
had been a resident of Mariori,
county for 15 years Rrior to the
time of his visit to Idaho a few
months ago. He was the father
of Mrs. Charles Davidson of Sa
lem, Mrs. Byron Ruddell of. Inde
pendence, Will King of Aums
ville, Ralph King of Portland and
Joe King of Parma.
It's Holiday Party Time. For Lin
ens, Crystal and Dinnerware, shop
The Moderne.
End garbage worries with a new
General Electric Automatic Gar
bage Disposal. Quickly installed
on any standard sink. Phone or
write for free demonstration.
Judson's, 279 N. Coml. Ph. 4141.
Pump service. Judson's, Ph. 4141.
NEW CEILING INSTALLED
Installation of a new false ceil
ing with acoustical material was
completed Thursday on the sec
ond floor of city hall. City Man
ager J. L. Franzen said partitions
between offices on the south side
of the second floor will be raised
to the -new ceiling within a few
days.
ttirths
ARCHER To Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Archer, Monmouth, a son, born
Thursday, November 20, at Salem
General hospital.
SCHMIDT To Mr. and Mrs.
Gregory Schmidt, 1525 Shady Lane
ave., a daughter, born Thursday,
November 20, at Salem General
hospital.
RICHTER To Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene . Richter, 2055 Yew st., a
daughter, born Thursday, Novem
ber 20, at Salem General hospi
tal. STORTZ To Mr. and Mrs.
John William Stortz, 2376 Fair
grounds rd., a son, born Thursday,
November 20, at Salem General
hospital.
HOGAN To Mr. and Mrs. D. J.
Hogan, Gates, a son, born Thurs
day, November 20, at Salem Gen
eral hospital.
BUY NOW
A REAL CHRISTMAS GIFT
COIIET SCOOTERS
Prices drastically reduced.
Hurry while they last
TEAGUE I10T0R CO.
355 N. Liberty St
Phone 24173
Wanted Walnni Heals
SOLD 2 CARS EAST
Light Halves ;
Light Amber Halves & Pieces Mixed
Amber Halves & Pieces Mixed ,,
.65c
55c
.48c
Will take any amount.
Ilorris Klorfein Packing Go. '
460 N. Front St.
TeL 7633
SALEM LIONS INVITED i
The Salem Lions club, which
will not meet next week because
its regular meeting day falls on
Thanksgiving, was invited Thurs
day to join the Salem -Kiwanis
club in its luncheon meeting Tues
day noon at the Marion hotel. The
Kiwanis program will include an
address by Dr. James L. Ellen
wood, national YMCA officer.
Silex steam irons, nursery scales,
all electrical plugs, 2 cup perco
lators, steel bead casting rods,
cute plastic toys, egg poachers,
angel food cake tin, car heaters,
doll buggies $5.95. See our toy
section. Nollman it Engler, 362
State. ..
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Hugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol St
Hard of Hearing? Fresh batteries
and supplies for all hearing aids
at Salem's newest hdq. See new
one unit easy to wear Beltone.
James Taft Associates, 218
Oregon bldg. Phone 24491.
HARCOIRT TO BUILD I
P. W. Harcourt, jr., received a
city building permit Thursday for
construction of a $4,500 house at
1160 Lewis st. Ernie Beach was
authorized to move a garage from
1130 Marion st to 1025 Fir st,
and Harold Horning was permit
ted to excavate a basement at 695
Thompson st .
Solve "your families Christmas
present with a beautiful new RCA
Victor or Fa rns worth radio. See
our selection. Ralph Johnson Ap
pliences, 355 Center.
A Rummage Sale will be held on
Fri. and Sat., Nov. 21 & 22, over
Greenbaum's by the Salem Heights
Home Extension Unit .
For the Best Selection of Better
Toys, shop The Moderne. Year
round headquarters for Quality
Toys. t
AUTO RECOVERED
Recovered by Salem city police
Wednesday night n the 400 block
of North High str et is an auto
which was reported stolen in Port
land by city police there. When
found here the 1933 Ford sedan
contained clothing and tools, po
lice said.
Cowboys 8 to 14 years wanted
for Guitar Band. Phone 7186.
Dr. F. D. Voigt, office with Dr.
R. D. Blatchford, 502 First Na
tional Bank Bldg. Ph. 7563.
Dr. C. C. Higgins will be in Dr.
L. L. Sanders' office, First Nat'L
Bank Bldg., after November 13.
Ph. 7803.
See the new Speed Queen wash
ers. Deliveries being made. Ralph
Johnson Appliances, 355 Center.
WICKLANDER VISITS HERE
Here on a furlough until next j
week is CWO Grant Wicklander, j
son of Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Wick- j
lander, Garden rd. Wicklander is
on a 30-day furlough from his j
army base in Panama to which he I
will return following a visit with '
relatives in the east.
DeLuxe "Serve Self Laundry, 345
Jefferson. Ph. 26317.
Permanent $2.50 and up. Modern
Beauty College, 179 I. Liberty.
Call 8141. &
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Accordions and rr s to rent
while you learn i y. Phone
7186, Wiltsey Music , House.
SERVES IN ALEUTIANS
PORTLAND Harold Koontz,
jr., 1946 graduate of Salem high
who joined the army 14 months
ago, is now T. 4th Gr. Koontz and
is stationed at Adak, Aleutian
islands. He is expected to i visit
his home, 5030 N. Concord, Port
land, in February.
For rent Floor Sanders. Wood
rows. 450 Center St '
Dance Sat, Crystal Gardens.
Just arrived, new sinks, single and
aouDie compartment Also" new
basins. Barrel trash burner with
coils. 5'0". Second hand leg bath
tub. Small steam table with gas
or electric heater. W. A. Skewis,
550 N. Winter.
GENERAL DISMISSES 4
Dismissed Thursday from Salem
General hospital with their baby
daughters are Mrs. Robert B. Marr.
214514 S. Commercial st- and Mrs.
Fred WtCalef, Independence. Mrs.
Steven Beck, Mill City, was dis
charged with her infant son.
Ladies listen!! You choose your
dress. We make you fit It The
new E-Z Way weight control.
Takes inches off your hips, waist
line, thighs & calves. Ph. 6253 for
appt. 543 N. Church.
For the Best Selection of Better
Toys, shop The Moderne. Year
round headquarters for Quality
Toys.
RETIREMENT FILED
Notice of retirement from the
assumed business name of Dun
bar and Maerz of Salem was filed
with Marion county clerk Thurs
day by George H. Dunbar and
Enoch I. Maerz.
TIRE SHOP FIRES
A small fire which started in
a rubbish head at the Walter H.
Zosel tire recapping shop at 425
Chemeketa was put out Thursday
morning by city firemen. Carl
Cox, an employe at the shop, was
treated by -first aid men for slight
burns on his left arm.
Temporary quarters of Drs. Pow
er, Buren, Miller, Lancefield and
King will be in north wing of
Salem Deaconess hospital and in
basement at Salem General hos
pital. Please c a 1 1 in advance,
Phone 3123.
Insured savings earn more than
two .per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 390 State st
HOME FROM DEACONESS
Going home Thursday from Sa
lem Deaconess hospital with in
fant daughters were Mrs. Jcob
Mack, 975 Highland ave., and Mrs.
Russell Millett, 1420 Court st Dis
missed with her baby son was Mrs.
Tony Manring, 1848 S. 13th st
Temporary quarters of Drs. Pow
er, Buren, Miller, Lancefield and
King will be in north wing of
Salem Deaconess hospital and in
basement at Salem General hos
pital. Please call in advance.
Phone. 3123.
Dance Sat, Crystal Gardens.
CREDIT LUNCHEON TODAY
Reports on the recent Portland
credit conference and points
stressed in credit-granting proced
ure will feature the luncheon pro
gram Of Salem Credit association
this noon at the Golden Pheasant
restaurant.
River silt top soil, and fill dirt
Coml. Sand & GraveL Ph. 21966.
It's Holiday Party Time. For Lin
ens, Crystal and Dinnerware, shop
The Moderne.
TWO GIRLS MISSING
Salem city police reported as
still missing Thursday two girls
from Fairview home. Police were
told they left the home Wednesday
night. They are Verla Jones, 18,
of Roseburg, and Vedern Conrad,
19, of Portland.
Avoid the Christmas rush have
your picture framing done now.
Art Dept. Elfstrom's.
FILES FIRM NAME
Howard Harvey, 339 N. High
st., filed with Marion county clerk
Thursday a certificate of assumed
business name as Salvage store,
dealing in drug store sundries.
1'u bile Record
CIRCUIT COURT
Margaret H. DeGraaff vs Jane
L. James.; Complaint asks '$25,000
damages for injuries allegedly in
curred when plaintiff struck by
auto operated by defendant at
Portland road and Donald street,
Feb. 19, 1947.
Harry PA Butler, administrator
of William J. Butler estate, vs
Sanitary Service company: Order
of dismissal upon compromise of
action.
- Sybil Lucille Chapel vs Donald
Earl Chapel: Order of default
Genevieve Smith vs Richard
Smith: Order for dismissal with
out prejudice, on .motion of plain
tiff. State of Oregon ex rel E. Grace
Chipman vs Wayne M. Chipman:
Order for defendant to appear in
court at 10 a. m. December 22, to
show cause why he should not
be arrested for contempt of court
for alleged failure to obey de
cree of divorce.
Joseph C. Perry vs Emma Pink
ham Perry: Order of default
H. H. Harris and Gladys M.
Harris vs Lodge Pole Pine Pro
ducts Co.. and John S. Friesen:
Default decree awards judgment
of $2,234.17 to plaintiff and orders
foreclosure of chattel mortgage ort
Caterpillar bulldozer.
Ruth Alice Lohse vs Clarence
Herman Lohse: Complaint for di
vorce alleges cruel and inhuman
treatment. Married Oct 3, 1943.
Re Randall Edwin Stone adop
tion: Earl James Stone, jr., or
dered to appear in circuit court
and show cause why child should
not be adopted.
Mary J. Luther vs Albert Glen
Luther; Order for plaintiff to ap
pear in court at 9:30 a. m. Decem
ber 23, to show cause why decree
should not be modified as to
custody and support of minor
child.
James F. Huddleston. adminis
trator of Elmer Lee Huddleston
estate, vs Gerald Lewis: Order
allowing and overruling portions
of defendant's motion to strike,
and granting defendants 10 days
to 'plead further.
Delma Catherine Starr vs Les
ter William Starr: Complaint for
divorce alleges cruel and inhu
man treatment Married Aug. 20,
1922. at Salem.
State vs Ray Van Order: Plead
ed guilty to charge of forgery
and sentenced to not more than
five years in state penitentiary.
State vs Paul W . Gillespie:
Pleaded guilty to charge of obtain
ing money under false pretenses
and sentenced to not more than
three years in state penitentiary.
Ben Otjen vs Ralph E. Ayers,
Zona A. Ayers and Jack Scott::
Default judgment against defend
ants Ayers for $2,697, execution
issued. j !
MUNICIPAL COURT
Norman Dean Tokstad, 1265
Waller st, failure to change car
registration, posted $10 bait
Ira Lewis Arnold, ill 11 Second
st, violation of basic rule, fined
$10. j
Colin Gale Scott Salem route
8, violation of basic! rule, posted
$10 bail. f
Herman E. Walt $89 Bellevue
st, running red light,,' posted $2.50
bail.
PROBATE COURT
William J. Butler estate: Order
authorizes estate to accept offer
of $1,675 in full settlement of
claim against Sanitary Service
company for death of William J.
Butler on Jan. 18, 1047,
Thomas A. Livesley estate: Or
der for partial distribution.
- Henry Becke estate' trust: Or
der appointing Ralph C. Zim
merman as trustee under estate
for distributive share of Marcylene
Kerr.
Paul Hiltibrand guardianship
estate: Order appointing Donald
Steele as guardian.
DISTRICT COURT j
Lawrence E. Hulbert Brooks,
parking in restricted area, $5 fine
suspended on payment of court
costs.
If the individual "period of roll"
for a ship happens to correspond
to the Mwave period" of the water
in which she is cruising, she will
roll excessively. j
The Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Friday, Norember 21, 1947 5
1-Majtag Washer Used
only 1 month
f
1-Used W e s t X n ghouse
range, large size
1-Used deluxe Bendix
automatic washer.
3-Used agitator type
washers
All are guaranteed
Ralph Johnson
Appliances
255 Center
Ph. 4031
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f Another fine market has
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Prices Effective 'Till Thanksgiving
Elsinore Crushed
No. 2Yt can .
PIIIEAPPLE
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Pineapple Juice
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No. 2 can
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