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orncuLS totKetukn Several Marion county efiiciat. who have spent the past three day in Portland at the annual conference of their state associa tions are expected to return to their offices this morning. Treas urer Sam J. Butler completed his term as president of the Oregon .Association of County Treasurers. Hedda Swart attended the en gineers' meeting, and Judge Grant Murphy and Commissioners Roy Rice and Ed Rogers attended the Oregon Association of Counties meeting as well as a' session of the O&C Land Grant Counties association. Rice was re-el ectea etary of the former body. 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. FARM PROGRAM KOCO's noon farm program Monday, November 24 will fea ture Claude Steusloff, president of the Marion County Livestock association, and Ben A. Newell, assistant county agent, discussing the latest livestock developments and meeting. H?ntifiJcity November li, Chris H. Jloffman, late resident of Salem route 4. box 473EE. Salem, st the age ot 62 years. Husband of Martha Mae Hoff man of Saleitir father of Mrs. F.-.vnrd K. Warren. Mrs. Laurence E. Mr mm. Betty June Hoffman and Dorothy rern Hoffman, all of Salem. Mrs . Rom Lloyd Denning of Bleomlngton. Ill Mrs. Al bert B. Casto of Bronseotnb. Calif, James C. Hoffman. Warren H. Hoff man. Harold E. Hoffman. Homer D. Heffman and Claude K. Hoffman, all of Salem: and brother of C W. Hard in of La Cresent. Calif. Also sur vived by -10 grandchildren. Services will be held from the W T. Rlgdon ehapel Saturday. November 22 at 10:30 ua, the Rev. Brooks Moore" officiating- Concluding aerviees in Belcrest Memorial park. BSAT In this city November. 19. George Kdgar Reay. late resident of 122 A beams ave., Salem, at the age of 89 years. Survived by three daughters, Mrs Anna Kirkpatrlck of Salem. Mrs. Constance R- Schneider of Portland rat Mrs. Alice Sullivan of Salt Lake City. Utah; three sons, James Edgar Reay of Salem. Jack M. Reay of Fort Lewis. Wash., and Dry den G. Reay of Btoekfoot. 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. Befi. 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, aad Mrs. John Richardson and Mrs. J. L. Rogers, both of Portland: two ne phews. Marvin Richardson of Portland and C. V. Richardson of Salem. Son of the late Dr. J. R. N. Bell of Cor vallis. Services will be held from the Vh T. Rigdon chapel Saturday, Novem ber 22. at 1 JO p.m.. the Rev. Se.th R. Huntington officiating. Private con cluding services. LANGSTON r Roger Langs ton. at the Portland vet erans' hospital. November 18, at the age of 21 years. Survived by his wife. Beverly Langs too; a 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. CREEK . Mrs. Lulu V. Greer, late resident of Band on. Ore., at a local hospital, No vember 20: Survived by three daugh ters. Mrs. Doris Sweet and Mrs. Alice Scott, both of Powell Butte. Ore- and Mrs. Ethel Gordenier of Salem; two sans. Hugh W. Greer of Bandon. Ore.. and Robert L. Greer of Salem; seven grandchildren and two great grand children. Announcement of services la ter by Clough-Barrick company.' MORITZ In this city November 21, Lawrence Joseph Moritz. late resident of Turner route 1. at the age of 54 years. Hus band of Sadie Moritz of Turner; fa ther of Mrs. H. B. Landes of Glendale. Calif.; grandfather of Jane Alice Lan des of Glendale: son of Mrs. L. E. Wells of St. Paul. Minn.; brother of Leo J. Moritz of Merced. Calif.; Lor retts Bertt of St. Paul. Minn.; and Mrs. C. M. Jor.es of Greenbay. Wis. An nouncement of services will be made later by the W. T. Rigdon company. IIdv and Old Favorites Peggy 0"Neil ...by Dennis Day Naughty Angeline by Dennis Day Love and the Weather by Dennis Day My Pretty GUI by Spike Jones Blowing Bubble Gum by Spike Jones Our Hour . by Spike Jones Cocktails for Two .... : .. by Spike Jones Peg O' My Heart by the Three Suns Acros the Alley from the Alamo ...by the Three Suns And Mimi by Charlie Spivak Serenade of the Bells ... by Sammy Kaye It's Kinda Lonesome Out Tonight by Sammy Kaye Ding Dong Daddy From Dumas- by Phil Harris Stardust and Temptation .by Artie Shaw The Salem Record Shop Complete Record Library Harold aad Dnreea Snncren OregM Bldg. State aad nigh Oaesi Eves, 7 U 9 en'Taes Wed, Than, and FrL EXAMINATION OPENED The Oregon state civil service commission Friday announced opening of civil service examina tions to till IS vacancies in the positions of employment security deputies with the state unemploy ment compensation commission. Application forms and informa tion can be obtained at the com mission office, 444 Center sW Sa lem, or at 614 Meade building, Portland. All application forms must be filed by December 27, the commission warned. The posi tions pay from $190 to $240 a month. Lullaby Baby Shop invites you to use our lay-away plan for your Christmas shopping. Z073 lair- grounds Rd. Open evenings. " It's Holiday Party Time. For Lin ens, Crystal and Dinnerware, shop The Moderne. Old Time Dance VFW Hall Sat FARM WASTES IS TOPIC Livestock men will meet at the Salem Chamber of Commerce rooms Tuesday at 8 pjm. John J. Inskeep, Clackamas county agent, wilt discuss pastures and pasture development in his county. Rex Warren, extension crops special ist: John Johnson, Blue Lake can nery, and Ronald Hagg, sheep breeder, will conduct a roundtable discussion on feeding farm and cannery wastes to livestock. Ben A. Newell, assistant Marion coun ty agent, is in charge of the meet ing. . Solve your families Christmas present with a beautiful new RCA Victor or Farnsworth radio. See our selection. Ralph Johnson Ap- pliences, 355 Center. For the Best Selection of Better Toys, shop . The Moderne. Year round headquarters for Quality Toys. Cowboys 8 to 14 years wanted for Guitar Band. Phone 7186. BUILDING PEKMITS ISSUED C. M. Fry received a permit from the city engineers office Friday to build a storage room at 1225 Cross st at a cost of $1,000, and Mrs. Rebecca Black to build a garage at 2209 Mill st. at a cost of $250. Other permits went to Mrs. Nettie Andrews to reroof a house at 1310 N. Winter st, $250, and to Bill DeGuire to repair a house at 1165 N. 5th st, $100. Dr. F. D. Voigt, office" with Dr. R. D. Blatchford, 502 First Na tional Bank Bldg. Ph. 7563. Dance tonite Woodburn armory. Woodrys 14 piece orchestra. f Dr. C. C. Higgins will be in Dr. L. L. Sanders' office, First Nat'L Bank Bldg., after November 13. Ph. 7803. ACCIDENT REPORTED Cars driven by Edward Otto Schiess, 134 S. Commercial sU and Leo V. Burns, 463 S. Summer st., collided at Mission and South 25th streets Thursday, city police re ported Friday. Both cars were slightly damaged but neither driver was injured, police said. See the new Speed Queen wash ers. Deliveries being made. Ralph Johnson Appliances. 355 Center. Births KAN OFF To Mr. and Mrs Harvey Kanoff. Mill City, a son. Friday. November 21, at Salem General hospital. SHANKEY To Mr. and Mrs. Gilhart Shankey, 411 McNary st., a daughter, Friday. November 21, at Salem General hospital. GOFFRJEK To Mr. and Mrs John A. Goffrier, 470 N. Church st., a son, Friday. November 21, at Salem General hospital. LAMBERT To Mr. and Mrs. Elwin B. Lambert 745 Belmont St.. a daughter, Friday, November 21, at Salem General hospital. YOUNG To Mr. and Mrs Nelson Young, West Stayton, a daughter. Friday, November 21, at Salem Memorial hospital. BERRICK To Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Berrick, Mehama, a daughter, Friday, November 21, at Salem Memorial hospital. VE BUJSISS To Mr. and Mrs. Ralph D. VeBilbiss, Jefferson, a daughter, Friday, November 21, at Salem Memorial hospital. .y tBQgqxBQys EMPLOYMENT SAID HIGH Ninety-six per cent of the em ployable persons in the Salem area are working. John Adlon, assistant manager at Millers store, reported at the Salem Creditmen luncheon Friday in musing a resume of information received at a meeting of the Credit Institute in Portland last Sunday. Dance tonite Crystal Gardens. DeLuxe ""Serve Self Laundry, $45 Jefferson. Ph. 26317. VFW POST 441 TO MEET Marion post 661, Veterans ot Foreign Wars, will meet at the VFW hall at Hood and Church streets Monday night to discuss plans for its annual Christmas party. Cornmi Uees in charge, ot the party will submit their re ports at the meeting, and refresh ments will be served following the business session. Permanents $2.50 and up. Modern' Beauty College, 179 N. Liberty. Call 8141. Accordions and marimbas to rent while you learn to play. Phone 7186, Wiltsey Music House. For rent Floor Sanders. Wood rows. 450 Center St TRIAL CONTINUED Robert L. Kroeplin, 791 Gerth st, West Salem, appeared in mu- tficipal court Friday on a charge of failure to give the right-of-way to a pedestrian, and' his case was continued to December 4 at. 1:30 p.m. Kroeplin was arrested by city police November 12 after a car he was operating struck Roy Hawthorne, state cottage farm, at North Liberty and Union streets, fend was released on $10 bail after pleading innocent to the charge, police records indicate. 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. Dance tonite Woodburn armory. Wiwlrr's 14 niora nrriAcfra For the Best Selection of Better Toys, shop The Moderne. Year round headquarters for Quality Toys. CAFE OWNERS CHANGE Assumption of the business name of Nite-Hawk cafe, 475 Center st. is made in certificate filed Fn day with Marion county clerk by Anna C. Braun, 685 N. Church st At the same tune, notice of re tirement from the name was filed Dy J, c and unma McDonna. Dance tonite Crystal Gardens. Temporary quarters of Da 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, Phrtna 3123. Dance tonite Crystal Gardens. CASE CONTINUED James F. Huddlestoh, Aumsville route 1, was given until Decern ber 1 to enter his plea to a charge of failure to send his 14-year-old son to school, when he appeared in Marion county district court Friday. Arrested November 11, he is free on $50 oaii. Insured savings earn more than two per cent at Salem Federal Savings Association, 390 State st Temporary quarters of Drs. Pow er, Buren, Miller, Lancefield and King wil be in north wing of Salem Deaconess hospital and in basement at Salem General hos pitaL Please call in advance. Phone 3123. Old Time Dance VFW HaU Sat GUILLAND SENTENCED Upon his plea of guilty to issu ing a check with insufficient funds, Philip S. Guilland, Hermiston, was given a suspended 30-day jail sentence Friday in Marion county district court. Judge Joseph B. Felton placed Guilland on one year's probation on condition he violate no, laws, pay court costs and make1 restitution of outstand ing checks. Guilland was arrested in Hermiston Thursday night on a Marion county warrant issued Monday upon complaint of C. H. Holcomb, to whom Guilland had passed a check for $11.75 on Oc tober 22. River silt top soil, and fill dirt Cornt Sand & GraveL Ph. 21966. It's Holiday Party Time. For .Lin- ens. Crystal and Dinnerware, shop The Moderne.. Avoid the Christmas rush have your picture framing done now. Art Dept. Elfstrom's. SCOUTS HOLD COURT At a court of honor for Boy Scout troop 12 in VFW hall Thurs day evening, second class awards were presented to Paul Burton, Michael Church and Larry Can dell. An investiture was held for new junior leaders, Harlan Cut shall as scribe and Jim Cook, an eagle transfer from Mill City troop 49, as junior assistant scout master. Slides, of Willamette val ley scenes were shown by Harold Melchert. In charge of the pro gram was Jack Rhodes, scout master. "A Choral Concert" new al by dePaurs Infantry chorus now at The Salem Record Shop. BABIES GO HOME Taking home a baby daughter from Salem General hospital, Fri day was Mrs. Arthur Wilson, 981 N. Cottage st. Mrs. Daniel Da vis, 1255 N. 17th St., was dismissed with her new-born son. A LAUD CLEM1IIIG BDLLDOZIIIG With D- Cat Uillard Slsper Albany, Oregon Phone fn 311 W. 7th St Owner Leaving' Must Sell His very attractive Z bed room borne located at 70S Edina Lane. This is a neat new district Sc one you can be proud of. Nice fenced yard, at tached plastered garage, fireplace, unfinished ' upstairs, possession within 2 weeks. Asking price is $8500. Good existing mortgage of $4300 at 4 mt now on property. Please do not disturb occupants. just call Mr. Danielson or Mr. Coppock & do it now. Lee Ohmart & Co., Realtors, 477 Court St Ph. 24115-24116. Even. Ph. 24483-S514. Hot Donuts Sundaes.'Madsen's Ice Cream Store, 130 S. High. DeLuxe Card Tables. An ideal Xmas Gift Natural it Mahogany finish. Special $6.85. WoodroWs 450 Center. . Dance tonite Crystal Gardens. NATURALIZATION CLASS SET Col. Carle A b rams, prominent in veterans' and patriotic group activities, will conduct tonight s citizenship class at the Salem YMCA at 8 o'clock. All persons seeking naturalization papers are invited to participate. Abrarns is taking the place of C A. KeUs, YM general secretary, who 'will be out of town. Chris. J. Kowitz, lawyer, office now at city hall. Ph. 2-419L . Dance VFW Hall, Saturday. Dance tonite Woodburn armory. Woodry s 14 piece orchestra. LIONS TO MEET The Rev. James Scott pastor of the Salem Church of Christ, will deliver a Thanksgiving message to members of the Hollywood Lions club at a Wednesday noon meeting in the Lion's Den, Cot tage street and Fairgrounds road. Dance tonite Woodburn armory WnnHrr'i 14 niM nrohoetra. Old Time Dance tonite 259 Court LEIPZIG TO ADDRESS C OF C Members of the Salem Chamber of Commerce meeting Monday noon will hear the Rev. Francis P. Leipzig, pastor of St Mary's Catholic church of Eugene, discuss the annual Christmas seal sale which begins on Thanksgiving day Father Leipzig is a member of the board of control of the State High School Athletic association and di rector of the Lane county infan tile paralysis unit. America's largest selling automa tic electric water heater at Sa lem's lowest price. Judson's Plumbing & Heating, 279 N. Com'l Salem. Dance tonite Crystal Gardens. , ELLENWOOD AT WILLAMETTE Mr. James Ellenwood, New York City, member of the national YMCA board, will speak on the subject "Youth and the Atomic Age at the Willamette university chapel Tuesday morning at the First Methodist church. New improved range oil burners available now at $57.85. Judsons Plumbing & Heating, 279 N. Com'l. Salem. MOTHER DISMISSED Mrs. Leo Stevens, Independence, was dismissed from Salem Me morial hospital Friday with her infant son. Air-SteamshiD tickets anywhere Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol St Auction Sat, Nov. 22. Fresh and springer dairy cows. Joe Burke Sale Barn. Gold Star Mothers BackDAVBuUding With Contribution The building fund -for Disabled American Veterans memorial building, to be erected at Church and Marion streets, received a boost Thursday night with the pre sentation of a check by local Gold Star Mothers. Members of 'the DAV chapter and auxiliary were guests of the Gold Star group at the VFW hall. Speakers were Dr. and Mrs. A. F. DeLespinasse of Hubbard, who told of recent experiences in The Netherlands. Music was provided by the chorus from the state boys' training school. The check was ac cepted by Verne Ostrander, presi dent of the building fund, and Eva Bennett auxiliary commander. Election Slated for State Superintendent of Banks Election of a state superinten dent of banks is slated for late this month, the executive depart ment announced Friday. The term of A. A. Rogers, incumbent ex pires November 28. Rogers first was elected, in 1939 and reelected four years later. The state bank ing superintendent is elected by the state banking board of which the governor is chairman, Friends of Rogers predicted he probably would be elected for another term. IRON FIREMAN OIL BURNER New aemtiag cession aad economy come to the horns quipped with aa Iroa Firsmaa Lasaiaoas Flame oil burner. This new aad differ. cat barBtr is qaiet, cssdeat, dependable. One demon. " srratiosi will convince fon. Ask Cor free haatiag city. KEITH BROWN Lsunper Yard Front A Csart Sts. rheae tl Inferiority Complex Treatment Discussed at 'Clinic of Christ9 "There's never been, anyone is for you to be your best self and to walk on your own feet Dr. Raymond B. Walker of Portland told, Salem business and professional men Friday as he discussed the treatment for inferiority complex, as given in "The Clinic of the Christ" At Dr. Walker's third talk here Parents Told of New Classes at GervaisHigh GERVAIS. Nov. 21 New agri culture buildings and shop, equip ment provide Gervai Union high school with the largest area of any such vocational agricultural department in the state, Ralph Morgan, Oregon supervisor of vo cational agricultural departments said today as open house by the department brought out more than 250 visitors., It is hoped the build ings will be finished by the first of the year. Gervais Union high school is tne fourth Marion county high school to have an agricultural department which provides vocational train ing including a great variety of shop work for students, veterans and adults. Thirty-five are enroll ed in the new vocational agricul ture department this year, mostly in the lower classes, since it is just starting. Adult work will open up later while the veterans work is comparatively light just now, Mor gan said. - , ' Advantage of the large area pro vided by the Gervais school is that storage for work upon which the students are engaged is provided, Morgan said. For instance when an engine from a truck is being repaired, the track is out of the weather while the encine is in the Shoo. ' The home making department has 22 girls enrolled and provides the full home making course of cooking, clothing, child care, and housekeeping. Ellen Eversmann is the home economics teacher, Leon ard Burns the agriculture teacher, Other vocational agriculture de partments in Marion county are in Salem, Silverton and Woodburn high schools. Bus Company Moves Station Salem's bus station for West Coast Trail wars will move from 175 S. High st to 520 N. High st on December 1. Manager Hillis Cooper announced Friday. At the new station site at the corner of Marion and High streets opposite the public school office building, a marquee will be erect ed from the building to the street to provide for bus loading in what is now parking space for the drive in Green Spot market The Trail ways office will occupy one room of the building until the grocery lease expires next summer when the building will be remodeled as a bus station. Trailways leased the t? by 87 foot property from Ralph Borrega of Oregon City. School Census High at Keizer KEIZER, Nov. 11 Twenty per cent increase in the school population of the Keizer district is shown in the school census just completed by Mrs. Hugh Adams for Keizer district 89. Total number of boys and girls between the ages of 4 and 19 this year is 820 as compared to a total of 858 a year ago. Boys total 443 this year and girls 377, the census shows. This is a higher percentage of increase than other districts, most of which reported increases for the year, Mrs. Agnes Booth, coun ty school 'superintendent said of Keizer figures. Nominations of Lopal Realty Board Officers Set Friday With election of 1948 officers slated for December 12, the Salem Board of Realtors will hear at their next meeting Friday the re port of a nominating committee appointed by President Lee Oh mart Members are Leo N. Childs, chairman, Walter Musgrave, Har old McMillin and W. B. Sullivan. ' 'Friday's program at the Marion hotel consisted of a question answer program at which Ken neth Sherman was master of cere monies. Answers were provided by Robert Smith, Joe Bourne, Walter Musgrave. V. D. McMul len, Coburn Grabenhorst and W. B. Sullivan. ELI? WAOTE Man With Furniture Merchandising Experience Should have knowledge of buying and adver tising. Excellent opportunity for qualified appli cant. Good salary. 28 to 42 years of age. t lauifiu SALEM Apply at like yba -the Christian challenge in the annual Churchmen s forum series at the YMCA, Charles A. Sprague, chairman of the YM's religious committee, announced that arrangements had been made for. a fourth appearance here De cember 3. More than 50 men have attended each meeting. Dr. Walker, pastor of Port land's First Congregational church used as his case history the New Testament story of the man who had not walked for 38 years and had persuaded himself there was no cure because ne nad no one to help me" into the healing pooL ! He was declared to be overwhelmed with a sense of per sonal inadequacy and compared with 'moderns who "enjoy ill health.' Christ's cure In this instance. according to the speaker, was getting the man to - believe in himself and to stand on his own Balderree Named to Road Committee State Sen. W. W. Balderree, Grants Pass, Friday was appointed a member of the legislative in terim committee now studying highway development The ap pointment was announced by Gov, John H. Halt Balderree, a member ot the senate 'roads and highways' com mittee, succeeds former State Sen ator ; Earl T. Newbry, Ashland, who resigned to become secretary of state. 1 Fall tUrty-gallen capacity. PareeUlii-lined tank. Convenient table-tap saedet manay tesaperatare eoa tret. 29-yr. replacement gaar. Ralph Johnson s s Appliances 8hirts Roaxh Dry GOOD NEWS Hans Hand I .an nary Open Again Qrdck Service - Reasonable Prices - Delivery Ph. 2-5421 - 825 Madison St Include The Pike Orange or Pineapple Sherbet or Vanilla lee Cream la your Thcmksygivinfj Menu 13S S. Ubnrtr . PhocM 6823 Pumililo Block Go. Edgewater St, West Salem Ilorwal tfaler Prco! Cenenl Paint Na Alibis - It Waisrnrnnfs Aluminum Garage Doors, and Windows. Piaster and Cement. OKSC0N 260 State St. S . 9 I i j -;'ji V I III- .-n4srf ' i a is X vie r nkAms ssrxn Tho Stat mem, Salem, Orsw feet mentally as well as physic ally. This "miracle is being re peated today in many psychia trists offices, he asserted, chang ing limping personalities to dy namic ones. Declaring that personality will express whatever is allowed to enter into its making -and that unconsciously we reveal our real selves." Dr. Walker urged i his audience to learn and make It a FOR LEASE 45C3 SCL FT. FLOOD SPACE On North Capital Ave., Hollywccd Disirid Frcnl and Side Enlrance lM'xlM let available for parkins spare. Phono Days Evenings 24941 Announcing THE OPEimiG i I i Satarday, E3ov JJcru Diver Dead r Keizer District For Thanksgiving Toko Tim Fcnnfly and Frlondato THE HOMESTEAD -Can Fned Is Oar Babis Attractively redecorated dining roes with a distinctive hesa ey atmosphere. Excellent drive-la service. Open 5f week days. S:M p. an. Snnaar. and 2.-44 TTaAnksglviag. Closed Mon days. 1 mil oa4 nn SaJesa-DalUs highway. 1. CAPITOL N. Cherry Ave. Choose Modern . Glasses m i V..i a aaa Dr. E. E. Boring j Dr. Ram Baghea We specialize in glasses that are youthful . . . with op tically perfect lenses, of course, in frames fashionably right for your features. 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