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SCHOOL MEETING TONIGHT
Explanation and discussion of
the proposed $3,500,000 bond is
sue for building improvements
and expansion in Salem school
district are planned for a meeting
at 8 o'clock tonight in Four Cor
ners Community hall. All resi
dents of the Auburn, Rickey and
Four Corners areas are Invited.
Superintendent Frank. B. Bepnett
will explain the program and an
swer questions.
Dance Saturday, Dallas armory.
Glenn Woodry's orchestra.
Salem Doll Hospital. Ph. 26727.
Til SEE MOTHERS HOME
Babies were taken home from
Salem General hospital Thursday
by Mrs. Ervin Peterson, 1645 S.
Summer it a son; Mrs. Robert
Smith, Salem roiAe 9. box, Sfll-A.
a daughter, and Mrs. Everett W.
Clark, 1810 Market tt, a daugh
ter. Expert picture framing. Art.
Dept., third floor, Elfstrom's.
Auto glass installed. Floor Sand
ers for rent R. D. Voodrow, 450
Center st.
GANNON RETURNED
Thurman Edward Gannon, es
capee from a California detention
farm who was apprehended at
Silverton January 22, has been
released by the Marion county
sheriffs office t6 Los Angeles of
ficers, j
jnow is xne um u rridtr i"jt
eld light fixtures with new from
our third floor light fixture dept.
Elfstrom's.
Closing out all giftware. Elf
strom's gift dept.
ALLEN BY FIRM FILES
Certificate of assumed business
name for Allenby Construction
company of Salem was filed
Thursday with the. Marion county
clerk by R. L. Allenby, Salem
route 8, box 145.
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
Cooked food sale Sat.. Feb. 7, Wil
lamette Amusement co. show
room across from Mayflower
Dairy, by Cajnpfire Girls.
TAKE DAUGHTERS HOME
Mrs. Raymond B. Randall, 193
McNary ave.. West Salem, and
Mrs. Robert Emlund, 470 S. 25th
St., took their infant daughters
home Thursday from Salem Mem
orial hospital.
You can have the figure you have
wanted. The new E-Z Way will
take inches off your waist, hips
and thighs. Ph. 6253.
Dressmaking, tailoring, alteration.
1290 N. 24th st. 1 block north of
D st.
GRAND JURY RECESSES
The Marion county grand Jury
convened Thursday to consider
undisclosed matters and recessed
again until Monday, according to
the district attorney's office.
By owner: 4-bdrm. home on large
beautiful landscaped lot Drive by
438 N. 21st st If interested call
9592.
Beauty Studio 950 S. Comm. will
be operated by Mary Cox owing
to the illness of the owner, Laura
Stohl.
Dance Saturday, Dallas armory
Glenn Woodry's orchestra.
BEAUTY PARLOR FILES
Emma K. Haley filed the as
sumed business name of Miller
Beauty shop, 189 N. Liberty st.,
Thursday with the Marion county
clerk.
Eteam bath and massage. Ph. 6253.
Cooked Food Sale. Hale's Jewelry
Store in Hollywood, SaL, Feb. 7,
10 a.m. Hollywood Lions auxil
iary. Dance Saturday, Dallas armory.
Glenn Woodry's orchestra.
See us for expert repair of crack
ed heads & blocks. Valley Weld
ing Co, 348 Market St.
is Youn
RADIO SICE?
When year radio la sick the
first need is an honest diagno
sis. After that, a complete core.
We have the equipment to do
both promptly, effectively
and economically. Call 7681.
WAIlDEirS BADIO
Packard-Bell. Admiral
and Cresley Dealer
2917 Fairfronnda Road
HOLIDAY CLOSING SET
Salem's state employment office
at Cottage and Ferry streets will
be closed oh Thursday, February
12, and will receive reports on
claims on either Wednesday or on
the Friday following, officials an
nounced yesterday. The office or
dinarily sends representative to
Silverton on Thursdays but next
week will receive reports at the
Silverton office on Friday, in
stead. Other governmental offi
ces in the Salem area also will
be closed on Lincoln's birthday.
Dance Sat, Crystal Gardens.
Ruth DeRoof. Bonnie Dee's form
er operator, now with Larson's
Beauty Studio. Ph. 5033 or 9659.
PRISONER'S AGE QUERIED
A claim that he is only 17 years
of age. made Thursday afternoon
in Marion county circuit court by
Claude Carson Finn. Houston,
Tex., has delayed proceedings
against him on a charge of rape.
for which he was indicted Tues
day by the grand jury- Circuit
Judge E. M. Page ordered that a
certified copy of Finn's birth cer
tificate be procured from Texas,
to determine whether he is a Ju
venile or is 21 years of age, ns of
ficers reported he told them ear-1
lier. Finn, who had been slated
to plead Thursday, is held in the
county jail in lieu of 15,000 bail.
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.
COMMITTEE TO MEET
The boys work committee of the
Salem YMCA. headed by Frank
B. Bennett, will meet at noon to
day at the YM to discuss program
matters.
Pemberton's Flower Shop, 1980 S.
12th. Phone 23346.
Dance Saturday, Dallas armory, j
Glenn Woodrjrs orchestra.
CIVIL SERVICE JOBS OPEN
Marine superintendent positions
under U. S. civil service will be
filled at the Seattle port of em
barkation after examination of
applications submitted before
February 17 to U. S. Civil Service
Board. 1519 S. Alaskan way. Se
attle 4, Wash. The Salem civil
service office in the postoffice has
detailed information on the open
ings. Annual salary is from $4,
902 to $5,905.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association. 390 State st.
Dance Saturday, Dallas armory.
Glenn Woodry's orchestra.
CIIEMEKETANS TQ HIKE
The Chemeketans, . Salem out
doors club, will hike Sunday in I
the Sliver Creek falls state park j
under the leadership of Rhoda :
SUibling. Members planning to
go are to register by Saturday
evening and form a caravan of
cars at 246 N. Commercial st at
9 a. m. Sunday.
Super Rummage Sale, Salem Gen
eral Hospital auxiliary. Gift ta- ,
ble donated by Salem merchants. I
10 a.m. Fri. the 6th & Sat the 7th J
over Greenbaum's. j
Dance Sat , Crystal Gardens. j
LICENSE HEARING SET
The February 27 hearing on a
contested application for a beer
license in the Keizer distrcit will
be at 10 a. m., rather than at 10:30
a. m. as inadvertently reported,
the Marion county court said
Thursday. The application was
filed by W. H. Johnston and Wai
ter M. Cline, jr., both of Salem.
Rummage sale Jason Lee church.
Winter & Jefferson, Feb. 5 & 6.
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
LINCOLN DAY TICKETS HERE
B. E. (Kelly) Owens. Marion
county chairman, now has avail
able tickets for the February 11
Lincoln day banquet of the Mult
nomah county republican central
committee, which a delegation of
Salem republicans is planning to
attend, U. S. Sen. Leverett Sal
tonstall of Massachusetts will be
speaker.
FILM AT CREDIT MEET
A color movie on "Washington,
the Evergreen Playground," which
only recently was released, will
be shown to Salem Credit associa
tion at Its luncheon meeting today
in the Golden Pheasant restaurant
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UN HOME SITE Two buildings (fererreund)f remain to be rased at alto of new United,
Nations home on New York's East River. Scene is looking north from 42nd St on 1st Ave
Richard Eof f
Asks 24 Hours
To Enter Plea
Entry of plea by Richard Eoff
1180 Oak st, on a charge of as
sault with intent to kill, being
armed with a dangerous weapon,
is scheduled for this morning in
Marion county district court.
Eoff, arrested late Wednesday
by city police following an al
leged attack on a local woman,
appeared in court Tuesday and
took 24 hours to plead. He is be
ing held in the county jail in lieu
of $5,000 boil.
The attack, Tuesday about
noon, was made upon Mrs. Lillian
Gardner, 889 Oak st., who was
beaten over the head with a flash
light, police said. City police said
Mrs. Gardner told them that her
assailant was being shown through
her house on the pretext that he
was interested in buying. She said
he struck her while she was plac
ing a ladder to enable him to
reach the attic.
Her screams brought a boarder,
U. R. Mills, from the basement
Told that she had fallen from the
ladder, he permitted the stranger
to leave, while he called first aid
men, who notified police. Eoff
was arrested during a house-to-house
search by police, based upon
Blood Donations
For Critically 111
Woman Sought
The Red Cross issued a call
Thursday to friends to donate
blood to help Catherine Adlard,
2146 N. Church st., who is cri
tically ill at St Vincent's hos
pital, Portland.
Miss Adlard has been given se
ven transfusions to date and
friends who can contribute are
asked to do so now in order to
replace blood taken from the hos
pital's bank for Miss Adlard. Vol
unteers may contact Mrs. Louise
A meson at the local Red Cross
office, phone 9277.
Miss Adlard holds the record
for the number of volunteer hours
contributed here . as a nurse's
aide, having put in 2,477 hours
at local hospitals in a 2,,i-year
period.
Reserve Officers
To Be Assigned to
Training Corps
Army reserve officers of Sa
lem's 635th organized reserve
composite group will be assigned.
his similarity to descriptions of the
assailant officers said.
for local training purposes, to staff
duties of a provisional division
headquarters, it was announced
here Thursday.
Col. Lawrence J. Morgan of Me
baraa commands the composite
group for Salem area reservists
not assigned to other regular
training units of the army re
servo. CoL Morgan's staff evolved the
plan for a provisional division
headquarters setup to facilitate
training and the project won the
approval of army reserve instruc
tional headquarters in Portland.
Wallet Found
By Plumbers
A billfold apparently lost or
stolen in 1943 was unearthed here
Thursday and turned over to Mar
lon County Sheriff Denver Young.
No cash was contained, but return
to the owner, A. P. Ramseyer,
was impossible due to his absence
from the city.
The sheriff said a plumber
found the billfold stuffed behind
the water tank in a restroom at
the Harbison service station, Che
meketa and High streets. It con
tained about $107 in checks of
small amounts, dated in 1943. At
that time Ramseyer was a High
street garageroan. Also attached
was the badge of a special deputy
sheriff.
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DURBIN To Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Durbin, 1570 N. Winter
st, a son, Thursday, February 5,
at Salem Memorial hospital.
JENSEN To Mr. and Mrs.
Christopher Jensen, 520 States
man st, a son, Thursday, Febru
ary 5, at Salem General hospital-
FARMERS ATTEimOIJ!
Gravel, Sand and River Sill
ALsa excavation, grading, landscaping and lawnwork,
sewer work, drainage and back filling a specialty. We
are in a position to load individually owned trucks at
the pit.
TRY US FOR PRICES AND QUALITY
Willamette Sand & Supply Co.
Complete Concrete & Rock Drilling Service
1042 S. Commercial St. Phone, Office 903S
At the Pit. 2-2160
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C001LER & FRANZ
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Friday and Saturday Spe rials
PL 24958
Campbell Soup
100 lbs. Sea Island
While Star Tuna
G&TSUP
Urixie log Food
Tomato
Hearts Delight
Overlook, No. 2 can
ODGOfi
EMMS Otter, Razor Clams
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IULAVJVJJLu Sliced Armour's Star
WHEEL IMM
Cascade Skinless
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Grade A Beef
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Grated o3g)C
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No. 2 Gems, 50 lbs.
2 lbs. Nncoa. 75c - 1 lb.
Armour's Star Asst
VISIT OUR COMPLETE HARDWARE, PAINT
AND APPLIANCE DEPARTMENT
We GivaS&H Green Stamps
on All Purchases
OPEN UNTIL 8:30 SATURDAY NIGHT
Postal Receipts
Score Gains
-Salem postal receipts this Jan
uary chalked up a 16.7 per cent
gain over receipts of January,
1947, despite the heavy mailing
of the state legislature which was
in -session a year ago.
Noting that this indicated the
continued growth of Salem area
population. Postmaster Albert
Gragg said receipts last month
totaled $6984.70, as compared
with $39,776.83 in the same month
a year ago.
Gragg also disclosed that ap
plications for substitute clerk and
carrier . at Salem ' postoffice are
now being taken and civil service
examination will determine ap
pointment, Application forma may
be obtained at the general deliv
ery window' of the local postof
Alterations for
Home Granted.
A citv buildlnff nermit m la.
sued Thursday to permit Dr.
Ralph E. Purvine to add a wing
ana .enlarge tne basement at his
home, 1740 Saginaw st. Cost of
the addition is estimated at $5,000.
Other permits Thursday au
thorized new houses for Fay
Gooch at 855 McGilchrist St., es
timated to cost $4,500, and for
L. A. Pederson at 20 S. 23rd t -
$2,000. Other alteration projects
include .$1,000 house alteration
Tho Statesman, Solom. Oregon, friday. robruary 8. 1948 5
for Robert L. Voet at 3030 re 1 ton
st., $100 change at Richardson
Photo laboratory, ! 477 Court stM
by the Bishop estate, and $1,000
warehouse alteration at 333 E.
Miller st for J. T.'Rosen.
Caterers Add
Patented Food
The first copyrighted and pat
ented food products of Gleason's
Catering service, 195 S. 24th, st..
were being readied today for dis
tribution to - local retail outlets
and, eventually, national , outlets
through food ' stores and restau
rants. Proprietors Marion U and Jet
tie - Mae . Gleason said Thursday
night, they had received rights to
their 'own recipe and packaging of
Gleason's French Dressing, both a
Ewing & Sholseth
Tax ConsultanU :
235 So. Commercial ;
Hours: S p. m-o 10 p. m.
Phone 23539 " '
COUPON
Gladiolus ' Prices ; are way down.
Ton should not be without these
glorious flowers this summer.
Send this coupon for our -Rainbow
mixture of the newest vari
eties i to 1 Inch bulbs, 46 for
$L4t, iat for $z.ae postpaid. Bea
erton Bulb Gardens, Beavertoa,
Oregon. - , j
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vegetable and a fruit type. They 1
have applied for patents on sev-'
eral other items including pas-,
tries, candies and cheese balls. -
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Silverton Leslie M. Scott, state !
treasurer, will speak at the Silver-- r
ton Chamber of Commerce Feb- j
ruary 'dinner . meeting f Tuesday !
night in the Double J cafe, begin-? '
ning at 630 o'clock. ' 'i
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"Retail Dept.
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260 South 12th St.
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Reg. 6fc. SJMXb
Combed Yarn
Hen's
Sweaters
2.00
Coat Slipovers
Val. to 4J5
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Work
Panls
21 .CO
Value U 4JS
Slseo tt to 44
Poplin
Jacket
2.00
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Teamicr .
Overalls
2.99
16 os. Reg. 4.4 f
Whipcord
Panls
Reg. tM
Oxford-Battle Ax
Boys'
T-SIiiris
290
Reggie
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Worlrers' Specials "
Whipcord Panls WL11 1.88
Carpenier 0'Alls 2.98
Forest Green
Cruiser Jackets 16.95
Work Oxfords 2.99
Ilelion Jackets w-i 6.99
Sweal Shirts lM-
One Lol Work Panls 2.00
Pillw
Slips
390
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Ladies'
Enee i
Deals j
3.29 j
Hood Rubber
Oilskin
Daincoats
2.99
Industrial Welgbi
Reg. 4J5
50c $1.00 $2.00
Surprise Tables
50 lo 75 Redactions in
Pauls, Shirts, Ties, Jackets,
Sweaters and Ilany
Other Items.
Work
Shoes
Retv MS
Doable Sole
Wool.
Bliinlicls
9J99
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223 N. Commercial St.
Ssiem, Ore.