The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, December 21, 1947, Image 21

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Newspaper Page TextfThe Wation's Tod Comics a: DAILY AND 'SUNDAYS in Your irorac'NespsuwT;.. f MAKING ALLTHAT N A UTTLE BUNK-I'M X f Vr NOISE EAT1NS V NOT MAIONQ "J ' . .j A OUTSIDE f jT yy blonde . A'IibIiT&ti Ih :s-'-J ".fes t f r -w a. i fL lOWEF. ITS BEEN POINTED l(DI STRICT TRUCK. WE cm &m rr ni a arc AND IN ANOTHER FtSSZT OP" TOWN. - i lie riirtiw - rk , WOULD BE IN A LEAD BOX. WELL, WE LL SOON KNOW Ani il k. MUX. WkLL.Wb.LL fill II 1 1 I - - - - w DICK TRACT ,1 RST.TWS CELLOPHANE BAG CONTAINS A R4PER CUP I FOUND IN. THE THICKET fTWE CWEF MUNUMtN i. v uAknrcr CHECK IT FOB I -ST AM' W WE MIDST OP THE HURRICANE -CRASH I BA CAME THE EXPLOSION THAT WRECkEO THEGOLOcn ARROW .SOMEHOW I MANAGED TO LAUNCH ) A RUBBER LIFE RAFT- WITH A A MOTUFH AND CHILD AHUAKU WERE THE ONLY ONES WHO ESCAPED AUVfc fWOnjT I THE LOST SHIP hCH Imo-the WRECK WAS Ur I iJ lfoiDI I CARRIED ALONG A FEWj 1 I 1IITUf-l 1 UTlllLH I IN III IT VvuTJll 1 . . I I III II lt & I W IV WW W W M N6i I I rUiOl 1 A DPFC AM'RQOtfl? IKl I fcs WE r ) 1 1 1 SINK l '-"I TWO LIKE AM ( fc-v'-Tll L SSBH RBHT T EG65HcLLr 1 t UTTLE ANNIE BOO.A?) PVi fllfcl t . ' .. .. . . 'ipwhwubi ... .winmil I . n &vc i Area ni io o act iaa BEACHED ON AN UNCHARTED ISLAND-MONTHS LATER I RETURNED. BUT NOBOOr RniPlFO HVSTDOV-UNTIL THE LUCKY DAY YDU CAME A-ORIFTIMGALDNI WktAMWWLC TW tXQUWTC FIN6EeS OF MR HABtt SPMiCO lM fST A KATO TATTOO--. r u-u rmo MX WYH. rABVDA THC 1 CNTUMAN KNOWM AS HAMMEJJ- HEAa .INSTRUCT MUATOCCWC v m mv hwi im urDur rur. u available. Employen who do not receive instructions and forms before March 1, 1948, should write to the state tax commission and request .them, the statement said. - i Employer! must withhold on all wages paid if the total .paid'to all employes exceeds $50 for any month, even though the amount paid to any one employe does not exceed $50. No employer is ex empt from the law except the federal government in the case of payments to persons serving in the armed forces, and common Withhold Tjax Applies to Pay Earned Before Jan. 1 if Paid In New Year, Officials State The 1 per cent withholding tax on wages and salaries, held constitutional by the state supreme court here Thursday, applies to all salaries and wages paid on or after January 1, 1948, regardless of when the wages were earned, the state tax commission announced in a prepared statement Saturday. Report forms will be available shortly after January l. xnesc iorms ana msxrucoops wm om mmni to all known employers as soon i ' carriers In the case of employes who reside outside of Oregon. Em ployers of domestic help and farm labor are not exempt and must withhold the tax if total wages exceed $50. If wages are paid in part by property or services furnished to the employe by tus employer, the employer is required to compute the fair money value of such property or services furnished and remit 1 per cent thereof. A com mon example would be the case of an employe who is furnished board and room by his employer. The Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Sunday. December 11. 1847 2 MONDAY'S BROADCASTS Kilocycles: K8LM ISM, KOCO 149$, KOTN 979. KGW C29. JCZX 1199 BOUK 99:99 6 KSUM KOCO KOIN KGW KEX KLOCK News KOCO News Honeymoon farm Hour 99:19 rtm Keeper I KOCO Kiock IKOIN Klock Honeymoon Farm Hour 99:39 IMarch Time I KOCO Klock IKOIN Klock IKneass News (Farm Hour 99:4S ,l"ew lFarm Parade IKOIN Kiock I Ballads farm Hour 7 KSL.M KOCO KOIN KGW KEX News farm Parade KOIN Klock Farm Time Sins Cowboy Rise M Shine I News iNews ! I Farm Time I at. 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IT SEEMS TO COMK PROM CVtRVWHCRC I LIKE THAT TUNEt DO DCCLARC a .ir j m iV i-. scroti Air Tlierc Is No Better Gift Than 1 Electrical Appliances Buy Note, Avoid the Rush Home Builders Let Us Give You a Free Estimate in Wiring Your Home Any Type of Electric Heat Our Specialty Our Work Is Guaranteed Job Too Large or Too Small . U1J VVJiliXN iis UCiSIJ "THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier , L " "Baferd'S three hews Isle far aw date new ... If he decent exactly flee animates. 111 stand hlns epf Records MUNICIPAL COURT Richard S. McKee, Salem route 8.' driving without lights, fined $2.50. Walter W. Weilard. 855 Thomp son st, failure to stop at railroad crossing, fined $2.50. Ralph G. West, 482 Universitr st. Illegal reverse turn, fined SZ.50. Walter W. Mendhall, Brooks, violation of stop sign, fined $2.50. Lester Lee Miller. 1343 N. 17th st, violation of noise ordinance. posted $5 balL Elmer Van Hees, 1161 Elm st, violation of stop sign, posted $2.50 bail. Louise ZL McCoy, Gresham, vio lation of basic rule, posted $7.50 baiL DISTRICT COURT Henry Earl Boyea, 675 N. 20th st, void foreign vehicle license, $10 fine suspended on payment of costs. Max Fallin, 2095 N. 4th st, charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor,, bound over to grand jury following plea of innocent and waiver of pre liminary hearing; held in lieu of $1,000 bail. Lloyd Harrison Bailey, Port land, driving on wrong side of road, fined $5 and costs. Arrnand Harold Boulaz, Carl ton, no tail light, fined $10 and costs. Ethan B. Reed, Hubbard, pos sessing, maintaining and operat ing a slot machine, fined $100 and machine confiscated. CIRCUIT COURT Ruby Marie Weiget vs Edmund Albert Weigel: Decree of divorce grants custody of two minor chil dren to plaintiff plus $15 per week. MARRIAGE LICENSE William B. Quinn, 44, inspector. and Ellen A. Ray, beautician, both of Salem. PROBATE COURT Violet May Crawford guardian ship estate: Order authorizes at torney fees. Frank Johnson Succumbs to Heart Attack ALBANY, Dec. 20 Funeral services will be arranged by the Fisher funeral home here for Frank R. Johnson, 45, route 2, Dever district, who died unex pectedly whiles driving a cater pillar tractor Friday on the F. E. Lines farm at Knox Butte. Neighbors found the motor of the tractor still running at 2 pjn. after it went out of control pre sumably following a heart attack suffered by Johnson about noon. Johnson came to Albany 13 years ago irom Dallas, lexas. where he was born on March Z9, 1902. He lived in Albany six years. Tangent for several years and moved to the Dever community two years ago. While in Albany he was employed at the Mountain States Power company. He was a veteran of World War I. In 1937 he was married to Mad- alyn Shelby, Albany, sister of N. V. Shelby, Knoxbutte, who sur vives him. He is also survived by a brother. Earl, Long Beach; four sisters, Mrs. John Clarke, Dallas, Texas; Mrs. Zula McDonald, Mes quite, Texas; Ethel and Vivian Johnson, 1 Paso, Texas; and his mother, Mrs. May Johnson, also of FJ Paso. Prowlers Fail in Try to Break into Parrisli School An attempt to break into Par rish junior high school failed Frt day night when the would-be prowlers were frightened away, city police reported Saturday. . Investigating officers said the prowlers had attempted to get into the east side of the building by Drying a heavy a screen and a window, and both were badly bent Police also reported that some one ransacked the Morris Real Estate company at 976 S. Com terdal st Friday night after Tying loose a bolt lock on the car door. Nothing was taken, the 24 Fraternity Alumni Join Phi Delta Theta Twenty-four AlDha Psi Delta alumni were Initiated into the Oregon Gamma chapter of Phi Delta Theta fraternity of Wil lamette university Friday at Al pha halL Howard Arnot, presi dent of the chapter, announced the following names of initiates: Arthur .Gene Huntley, West Salem; Melvm Homer Cleveland, Clarke Brown. Glen Edward FraveL 1r Richard William Es. pey, John August Li nd beck, Thom as janes rucnes, wiimer idred McDowell and Kenneth Royce Torgeson. all of Salem; Joseph Conn I O'Neill of Klamath Falls; Raymond Lee Ganzans, Richard nays Jones, ueorge Vernon Beck, Walter Lyle Kight, Alan Warner Barrett, Daryl Wendell Dror baueh. Miles Emerson Wood. worth. Floyd Marcus Walts and jaca waiiace uison, all of Port land; Harold Robert Hutchinson, Hood River: Kenneth John Hunt McMinnville; Charles Allen Metz- ler, Jennings Lodge; Keith Lar- Kin Jones, Eugene, and Memo. Edward Anderson, Astoria. Close Family Reunion Due For the first time in more than four years the W. L. Close family of Salem will be together. The welcome event came true Saturday when Dick Close, sea man 1c, USN, arrived on a 10 day leave at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L Close, 1745 State st During the war an older son and daughter. Bill and Louise. served in the navy and were un able to be home at the same time. Now Bill is attending Oregon State college and Louise Willamette. Dick, who is stationed on the USS General Randall at San Francisco, entered the navy near ly two years ago with the Wil lamette Valley volunteers. FIVE MINERS KILLED FRANKFURT, Germany, Dec 20 -OP)- Five miners were killed in an explosion tn the Gnelsenau coal pit at Dortmund yesterday. Why Suffer Any Longer When ethers talL nee ear Chinese remedies. Asaastng saccess for sea years in caua, Ne asatter vita rhat auaaeata ye are afflicted--disorders, sinusitis, heart, tangs. Uv er, kidneys, gas, ronstpaUea, alsari diabetes. raeaauttsBs. sail aad slad ear lerer. skin, feaul eassaudnU CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE BEX CO. rhene 1-ltN SALEM. OKE. m N. CeeaaaerelaL Office Hears S t S, Tuesand Sat. eeuy S Bf . W DBS. CHAN . . 4 LAM Or.T.TXaaaJA. Dr.ChamJ CHINESE HERBALISTS 141 Nerta Ukerty ; Upstairs Portland General Electric Co. Ofnoe epea Saturday only, le s m te I pjBu I Is I jn. Consul taUoa Blood pressure and urine tests are free of enarg. Practiced 1817 FILES I ia ether Ree Itehtec. Praia se, tal dlsrdrea cex i sited. (Hemierheidi) Flatela. rtaaare. if Mild Treataaeat -H Ne HeepitaliuUea CaO fee examlaatteai er wrtia for free Descriptive Beekiet Deal heeesa laesvable by de 17. Df. R. Rernolda Cllnie Natdre-Preetelagist 21t N. Liberty 8U Salesa. Ore. BARNEY GOOGLE report stated.