LEAVE GENEXAL IIOSFTTAL
Leaving Salem General hospi
tal Thursday with infant daugh
ters were Mrs. Ernest Robins, Sa
lem route 9; Mrs. Westley Hamil
ton, 505 Morgan ave.; Mrs. C. A.
Hamilton. 1191 7th st.. West Sa
lem, and Mrs. John Lien hart.
Wood burn route 2. Discharged
with infant sons were Mrs. Ed
mund Meola. 1790 S. High St.;
Mrs. William Reedy. Salem route
9; Mrs. Richard Morgan, Salem
mute 7; Mrs. Christopher Jensen,
520 Statesman st., and Mrs. Car
roll Baker, 360 Evergreen ave.
White's Lunch. 1138 S. Com! will
re-open Monday, Feb. 18.
Washable rayon sport hirt. the
gift that says "Be my Valentine."
Alex Jone, 121 N. High SL
Dance Saturday, Dallas Armory.
Glenn Woodry'i Orchestra.
ACCIDENT RE POSTED
No injuries and only slight dam
age to vehicles occurred when
cars driven by Merlin A. Brown,
695 Breya ave., and Allen C. Lunt.
559 Liberty it., collided at the
Intersection of Court and North
12th streets Thursday morning,
according to city police reports.
The Brown car received a front
fender damage.
Remember the Portland Sympho
ny Feb. 18, Salem hifh school
auditorium. 8:15 p. m. Tickets on
ale at music and record stores.
Dance Saturday. Dallas Armory.
Glenn Woodry's Orchestra.
BOY SCOUTS HONORED
Fred Davis became a first class
scout and Davis, Gordon Gar
boden, Wayne Matti, Ted Ellison,
Ervin Shephard, Jim Dahlquist,
Howard Schulke. Clayton Roth
and Michael Hughes received
merit badges at a court of honor
held this week for troop 14 at
the state school for the deaf.
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 Ore
gon bldg. Phone 24491.
Quality used aids $23 00 up. Otar
lon Hearing Aid Center, 480 Court
St Phone 2-4000.
VISITORS FROM OHIO
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Getchell
of Toledo. Ohio, have been visit
ors the past two weeks at the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Otto Roller
here. Getchell is a brother of Mrs.
Roller whom he had not seen in
28 years.
It's been hearts and flowers cen
turies through. Flowers express
best your. St. Valentine's day
thoughts. Herb Hunt, Hollywood
Florist Ph. 2-1863.
Wooden Berry hallocks. Order
now to be assured of your supply.
Oregon" Feed & Farm Supply.
1700 Portland Rd.
ZEN A HOMECOMING
The 9th annual homecoming of
the Zena Christian Endeavor will
be held Sunday at 7:30 p m. The
speaker will be Lewis Randall,
former missionary to China. Mas
ter of ceremonies will be Vernon
Merrick, Jack Quiring will be
song leader.
Johns-Man ville shingles applied j
by Mathis Bros. 3 years to pay. 1
Free estimates. Ph. 4842.
, HOME FROM MEMORIAL
Leaving Salem Memorial hospi
tal Thursday with infant daugh
ters were Mm. Donald Eyerly, Sa
lem route 7, and Airs. Francis
Benson, Salem route 8. Mrs.
Charles Bainbrtdge. Gervais route 1
1, went home with her baby son. 1
Remember your child with a Val- j
entme gift trom the Lullaby Babr j
Shop. Open evenings.
Rummage. Amaranth. 9:30 a. m
Fri. 13. Sat. 14. Over Greenbaum's.
Dance Sat, Crystal Gardens.
Now Is the time to replace those
old light fixtures with new from 1
our third floor light fixture dept. 1
Elfstrom's.
MRS. Ol'DEANS HOME I
Mrs. John Oudeans has returned '
to ber Chemawa road home from
Good Samaritan hospital In Port
land where she had been seriously
111 for several weeks.
Expert picture framing. Art Dept.
third floor, Elfstrom's.
Dance Saturday, Dallas Armory.
Glenn Woodry'i Orchestra.
Flowers for your Valentine. Pem
berton's. 1980 S. 12th. Ph. 2-3346.
rANISn CLUB TONIGHT
The Salem Spanish club will
meet at the YMCA Friday at 8
p.m. Mrs. Elmer Berg will lead the
Spanish drill and two films will
be shown, on Brazil and Colombia.
VA POSITIONS OPEN
U.S. civil service has announced
openings for several classes of vet
erans administration employes, in
cluding contract, registrar and ad
ministrative officers, for assign
ment in northwest states. Salaries
range from $3,397 to 85,905 per
year. Applications are due March
1 and the civil service headquar
ters in Salem postoffice has de
tails on eligibility.
Clover Cafe featuring fried chick-t"
en and fried oysters on Sat. night
until 8 p.m.
FINNISH SURGEON HERE
Dr. K. E. Kallio, surgeon of
Helsinki, Finland and assistant
director of the Invalid Institute
of Finland, was in Salem Thurs
day conferring with officials of
the state industrial accident com
mission and the state rehabilita
tion service. Accompanying him
was Dr. John Norwick of San
Francisco, western states medical
consultant for the United Nations
1 rehabilitation service.
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
Transposing sheet music, legible
manuscript. 75c to $1.00 per page.
Ph. 6159. 125 E. Rural.
SCHOOL ENTERED
A total of $3.74 in cash tak
en from the Livingstone -vhool,
1913 Broadway st, when it was
entered Wednesday night city po
lice reported Thursday. The school
was entered through a broken
window, the police report showed.
Nothing else was taken except the
money.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 390 State st
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
CHAMBER DELAYS AGAIN
The February board meeting
for Salem Chamber of Commerce
was postponed for the second time
yesterday when officials called
the session for Friday noon in
the Marion hotel. Other meetings
conflicted with' plana to hold the
meeting Wednesday or Thursday
nights this week.
Ruth DeRoof, Bonnie Dee's form
er operator, now with Larsen's
Beauty Studio. Ph. 5033 or 9659.
Dance Saturday, Dallas Armory.
Glenn Woodry's Orchestra.
MRS. OWENS DIES
Last rites were held in Cottage
Grove Thursday for Mrs. Nellie
S. Owens, 83. mother of William
Owens of Salem, who had died
at a daughter's home in Cottage
Grove this week. She was a na
tive of Kentucky and a former
resident of Hillsboro.
Auto glass installed. Floor Sand
ers for rent'R. D. Wood row, 450
Center St
Hollywood slenderizer coming.
Steam bath and massage. Ph. 6233.
Dade Pat., Crystal Gardens.
GIRL IMPROVES
Carol Sbellenbarger, 4, Mon
mouth, who was critically injured
Tuesday when she fell from her
parents' auto traveling between
Independence and Monmouth, was
improving at Salem Memorial
hospital, it was reported Thurs
day night.
Clover Cafe featuring fried chick
en and fried oysters on Sat night
until 8 p.m. "
Dance Saturday, Dallas Armory.
Glenn Woodry's Orchestra.
AUTO VICTIM BETTER
Dorothy Moberly, 5, Independ
ence, struck by a car near Inde
pendence Tuesday and taken to
Salem Memorial hospital in a
criticaT condition was reported as
"fair" Thursday night at the hospital.
Public
Records
MUNICIPAL COURT
Charles H. Anderson, Cottage
Grove, illegal left turn, posted
$2.50 bail. ,
Donald Richard Cobine, Inde
pendence route 2, violation of anti
noise ordinance, posted $5 bail,
and violation of the basic rule,
posted $7.30 bail.
Milton Lewis Fox, violation of
the basic rule, posted $7.50 bail.
Logan Lee Barnwell, 350 King
wood dr.. West Salem, passing a
red light, posted $2.50 bail.
Mel Smith, Shirley Seal, Alvin
Gorham and Pauline Martin, all
of Chicago, 111., charged with
soliciting without a permit, posted
$25 bail each.
Paul E. Brock, Chicago, 111.,
charged with permitting soliciting
without a permit, posted $5 bail.
SILVERTON POLICE COURT
S1LVERTON Silverton police
court cases this week and the re
sulting fines include: Illegal park
ing, Stanley Rhoades, $1; basic
rule violation, Ira Dean Todd,
$7.30; no tail light, H. A. Broc
kamp, $2; unnecessary noise, K.
L. Trimble, $2; no operator's li
cense, Fred Mader, $13; overtime
parking, H. B. Madden, Harry
Hart, H. E. Penrod, Harry Aston,
M. L. Reed, T. G. Reiling, L. Hall,
each $1.
UJ. DIPLOMAT RESIGNS
PORTLAND, Feb. 12 -HJPy- An
President Truman today accepted
the resignation of Brig. Gen. Frank
T. Hines as ambassador to Pana-
Workmen Clearing City HalVs Third Floor
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TIMBER AUCTION SLATED
PORTLAND, Feb. 12 -(P- An
auction of 72,200,000 feet of tim
ber, mostly pine, 'will be held at
Prineville March 1: by Ochoco na
tional forest officials. The lum
ber is appraised at $873,315.
Ewing & Shobeth
Tax Consultants
235 So. Commercial
Hours: 5 p. m. to 10 p. m.
Fhona 23599
Crewded office conditions of Salem's city government may DC reuevea wscn future rands are svauaole
to remodel the upper story af the city ban, shown above. The third fleer was partitioned off Into
sleeping wards, kitchen and shower rooms daring the depression to hease and feed the hundreds of
transients who passed through Salem seeking work. Although nothing is definite new, workmen are
clearing the floor and tearing down the old partitions so that the space will be available for construc
tion of offices and meeting rooms when final plans are made and funds available, according to City
Manager J. L. Franxen. (Photo by Don Dill, Statesman staff pbrtographer.)
Willamette U.
Registration
Totals 1,130
Willamette university's regis
tration was all but completed
yesterday with a total of 1,130
students registered for the spring
term, Harold B. Jory, registrar,
reported. Only unexpected arriv
als of students and the dropping
of others will change the present
figure.
Of the 1.130 students, 657 reg
istered as. lower classmen (fresh
men and sophomores) and 376 as
upper classmen. In the liberal
arts college. The law school sign
ed 102 students, the music school
76. Eighteen other students, 11
of them taking special music
courses and seven taking special
courses, completed the registra
tion roll.
This spring's enrollment was
approximately 100 less than last
fall's high of 1,235. Drops and
graduation accounted for most of
the difference despite the addi
tion of 50 new students or trans
fers and those on returnee status.
Louise Cutler, campus veterans
advisor, announced that the veter
an enrollment had taken a corre
sponding drop from last fall's 870
to 520 this week. Of the 520 vet
erans enrolled for the spring term
15 are women.
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to the Fellowship Meeting of the Oregon District of
the United Pentecostal Church which is being held
in the First Christian Church, corner Center and
High sts., tonight, Friday the 13th at 8 p. m.
Sponsored by the
Uniied Penlecosial Church
445 Ferry St.
Rev. Nathaniel Wilson, Pastor
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Record Suggestions
Cove Songs Donald Dame with Rubs Case
and bis orchestra
Blossom Time Al Goodman and bis or
chestra Sweethearts Al Goodman and his orchestra
A Sentimental Date with Perry Como
I Love Thee - A Dream Kirstcn Flagstad
Indian Lore Call - Ah I Sweet Mystery of Life
MacDonald and Eddy
I'm Falling in Love with Someon Thine
Alone Allan Jones
Falling In Love with Love JHio Are YoU
Allan Jones ,
Drink to Me Only With Thine Eyet In te
Gloaming Robert Merrill
Ma Belle - Juanita Robert Merrill 1
The Touch of Your Hand Starr in My Eyes
Eleanor Steber
Smilin Thru Jeanette MacDonald
Romeo et Juliette Berlioz TotcaninI and
NBC Symphony orchestra
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