1 Tho Stat man, Solam, O-asw
Funeral Set
For Crossing
Crash Victim
Funeral service for Mrs. Mary
E. Alpin, 53. killed in an auto
train collision at a crossing on
State street near the penitentiary
Thursday night, will be held at the
Clough-Barrick chapel Monday at
2 p .m.
The Rev. Brooks Moore will of
ficiate and interaaeat will be in
Belcrest Memorial park. The
Pythian listen will conduct rit
ualistic services at the chapel and
the auxiliary of the Fraternal Or
der of Eagles will hold ritualistic
committal services.
Mrs. Alpin, who lived at 275
Hood rL, and Joseph A. Zielin-
EMera
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The below ad appeared in yesterday's paper
incorrectly priced at $1-00.
CHENILLE
Bedspread
Turin or full size. Floral
designs.
Regular
$10.98
Second
Designers and
OF
Bar, Restaurant
and Store Fixtures
Noble Fixture Cr Showcase Co.
600 N. Water, Silverton
When wo cdrs a used cor a
clean bill of health, you may
bo sure It's ready to take the
road on ail cylinders, and
to giro you many miles of
riding ease, pleasure -and
comfort. Whoa our exports
service a used car, you get
the best
1946 Hudson Sedan, R&H
1941 Hudson Coach, R&H
1940 Pontiac Coach, RAH
1940 Pontiac Club Coupe, R&H
1938 Terraplane Coupe
1938 Nash Sedan
1937 Studebaker Sedan
1937 DeSoto Sedan
1937 Chev. Coach 7 1937 Plym. Tickup
This Time It's Hudson
Two Corners, Where Chomeketa Goes to Church
SALEM, OREGON
is for clean
THE f.lODETJJ FUE
Capitol Lumber Co.
N. Cherry Arena
SahmkiT. Tmbmarr 21. lUi
ski, 65, of 920 Jefferson st, were
injured fatally when the car
driven by Zielinski crashed into'
a slow-moving Southern Pacific
train at 8:12 Thursday nights Mrs.
Mathilda Zielinski, widow, of the
dead man, and a passenger of the
car, was only in "fair? condition
Friday night in Salem -General
hospital where she was taken af
ter the accident. She is suffering
from head and chest injuries.
Mrs. Alpin was born in Russia
Aug. 22, 1S93, and came to the
United States, when she was 16
She had lived in the east. North
Dakota, Idaho and California be
fore moving to Salem 24 years
ago. She was the widow of the
late Charles W. Alpin who she
married in California. She was a
member of the Eagles auxiliary
and the Pythian Sisters.
Surviving Mrs. Alpin are a
daughter, Mrs. Marion Erikson of
Salem; a son, Arthur W. Alpin of
Salem; her mother, Mrs. Amalie
Klempel of Salem; four sisters,
Mrs. Emily Busch and Mrs. Henry
Schmidt, both of Salem; Mrs. Paul
Johnston of Lyons and Mrs. Paul
I. Hershey of Yuma, Ariz.; and
four brothers, F. J. Klempel. and
H. A. Klempel, both of Aberdeen,
Ida., and Robert Klempel and
Gustav Klempel, both of Salem.
Funeral arrangements for Zie
linski are In charge of the Howell-Edwards
company;
A native of Salem, Zielinski was
born Nov. 12, 1S82, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zielinski.
sr., pioneer residents. He had
fanned at Hazel Green, eight
miles north of Salem most of his
life before retiring and moving to
his Salem residence in 1942.
He was a member of St, Vincent
De Pauls' Catholic church and
Salem aerie 2081, Fraternal Or
der of Eagles. Surviving are his
widow, Mrs. Mathilda Zielinski
of Salem; three daughters, Mrs.
Ina Hammer, Mrs. Gertrude Cra
ry and Gladys Zielinski. all of
Salem; three sons, Lawrence Jo-
ffy
Floor
Manufacturers
Phone 2831
Phone 8862
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Willamette Men Greet Stassen
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Eseerto en the Willamette anlverslty eampas Friday for republican
HaraU K. Stassea, preddeatlal aspirant, were Stmart Cemptea
(eeater) el Sales. stalest My president, and Jean Hortoa (rixht)
f Baker, law aeheel stmdemt president. They are shewn abeve with
Stassea la has betel roesa. (Photo by Den Dill, Statesman staff
hetographer.) . ' i
seph Zielinski, Clarence Y, Zie
linski and Roland Zielinski, all
of Salem; three sisters, Mrs. Gert
rude Domogalla and Mrs. Ceua
Fielen, both of Salem, and Mrs.
AgW rielen of San Jose Calif.:
five brothers, Bernard 7Am&,
Bliss Zielinski, Edward Zielinski
and Paul Zielinski, all of Salem,
and Martin Zielinski of Temple
City, CaliL, and seven grandcnil
dren. Simpson Bible
Students Coming
To Salem Sunday
Local Christian Missionary Al
liance church, north 5th at Gaines,
will be host Monday to the Young
People's zone rally for Salem
area. Two carloads of students and
instructors from the Simpson Bi
ui. i i.,tm Kattl will be guest
uie iuatiwi .
sneakers and musicians in the two
. . . i - .Un.nkaa
services lor tne iucct
in Salem, Dallas ana auvenon,
ill concentrate
on
In
OUllua; w. -
Salem on Monday for the rally
Two "loving-cups" will
awarded for attendance.
be
Old Time
DAIICE
Every Saturday
Ilighl
259 Court Street
Over Westers Ante
Mesie By
MATTHES OLD TIME
ORCHESTRA
AdaalssleB 68e Tax ine.
J ToniSe
lallas
Armory
Glenn
Uoodry's
Orchestra
14 People 14
Featuring
Kay Batter
Vera Esch
Adequate Heat
Huns
10.
0
Wayne Strmchaa
and His Orchestra
Each Saturday Night
V J".U, Hall
Hood & Church Sts.
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Sunday morning the local Al
liance church will have as guest
speakers Rev. Raymond Cramer,
president of the Simpson Bible
Institute in Seattle, and Mrs. Car
penter, dean of Women.
Personnel of the Trumpet Trio
will have charge of the meeting
at the 6:30 young people's meet
ing. The Trumpet trio will again
be presented at 7:30 pjn. with
Mrs. Phillips, who has just re
turned from India. She will tell
about India which is torn with the
conflict of Hindus and Moslems.
The church will be decorated
with flag emblems of many na
tions. Herman J. Bohl is the pas
tor. CITY CIXB ADOPTS REPORT
PORTLAND, Feb. 20 -iJPf The
City club today adopted its com
mittee report charging that gamb
ling and prostitution operate here
under police protection, and or
dered the committee to name
names. The report, lambasted
yesterday by Mayor Earl Riley as
untrue and designed for ulterior
ends, was adopted unanimously
by more than 300 business and
professional men attending the
City club's meeting.
NOTICE Or.INTCNTION TO IMPSOTI
PINK STREET FROM FIFTH STREET
TO CHURCH STREET
Notice la hereby given -that the Com
mon Council of the City of Salem.
Oregon, deems it necessary and ex
pedient and hereby declare iu pur
pose and intention to improve Pine
street from the East line of Fifth street
to the West line of Church street, in
the City of Salem, Oregon, at the
expense of the abutting and adjacent
property, except the alley Intersections
the expenses of which will be assumed
by the City of Salem, by bringing said
portion of said street to the established
grade, constructing cement concrete
curbs, and paving said portion of said
street with a Portland cement concrete
pavement thirty feet in width, in ac
cordance with the plans and specifica
tions therefor which were adopted by
the Common Council February , ls,
which are now on file In the office of
the city recorder and which by this
reference thereto are made a part
hereof.
The Common Council hereby declares
its purpose and intention to make the
above described improvement by and
through the street Improvement de
partment. By order of the Common Council
February t. 1S4S:
ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder
Date of first publication hereof is
February 14, IMS.
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the new General-Electric
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heating unit in ACTION.
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CIRCUIT COURT
Charles H. Leonard and T. T. Leon
ard vs state board of control and oth
ers: Answer filed by defendant South
ern Pacific Co.
J. R. Barton vs. E. R. Errion and Pa
cific Realty Corp.: Answer filed by de
fendant corporation.
J. R. Barton vs Coast Realty Co.. E.
R. Errion. G. R. Munkers and Associat
ed Coos Bay Land Owners: Answer
filed by defendant Coos Bay Land
Owners.
J. R. Barton vs E. R. Errton and As
sociated Coos Bay Land Owners: Ans
wer filed by defendant corporation.
Lillian Alice Mae Graen vs W. L.
Green: Complaint for divorce alleges
cruel and Inhuman treatment, and asks
$2,000 lump sum alimony and return of
maiden name of Lillian Alice Mae
Karau. Married Sept. S4. 1S42. at Pres
ton. Minn.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
3. T. KUngenberg. 23, VS. navy,
Omaha, Nebr.. and Anna Simpson. 23,
Deer Island, Ore.
PROBATE COURT
Louis Lachmund estate: Supplemen
tary final decree.
Virginia Hinkle guardianship estate:
Order authorizes guardian to pay SIS
monthly for care of ward.
Sarah A. Lowery estate: Order ap
proving final account and authorizing
distribution.
Minnie T. Graham estate: Order ap
proving final account and authorizing
distribution.
Mary Wolf estate: Appraisal of estate
at SC71; hearing on final account set
for March 27.
John Carl Scheffe guardianship es
tate: Order appointing Walter Scheffe
as guardian.
Donna Lee Francis guardianship es
tate: Order appointing Louise Francis
as guardian.
Janet Louise Scheffe guardianship es
tate: Order appointing Fred Scheffe
as guardian.
DISTRICT COURT
Byron Elmore Stratton, Salem route
X. failure to stop at a stop sign. S3 fine
suspended upon payment of costs.
Howsrd L. W or land. Albany, no log
hauling permit, found guilty, fined $30
and costs.
Guy Richmond Harrison. Scotts Mills,
route 1, charged with rape and incest,
continued to February 21 for plea.
Leo Britz. charge of pointing a fire
arm at another person dismissed for
lack of evidence: plea on new charge
of lewd- cohabitation set for February
14. held In lieu of S3S bail.
MUNICIPAL. COURT
Earl A. East burn. Junction City, vio
lation of basic rule, posted (10 bail.
Robert L. Morris. 1211 S. Liberty st .
violation of basic rule, posted $7.M bail.
Norman O. Luckey.. 1233 . 17th St..
illegal reverse turn, posted S2.M ball.
Silverton Pulp Men
Vote for AFL Union
SILVERTON, Feb. 20 At a
noon voting today, employes at
tha Oregon Pulp and Paper com
pany, Silverton division, decided
Too Late to Classify
FOR RENT : New 4 rra. house, mod
em. 1771 Market st.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE
McCOV AVENUE FROM MADISON
STREET TO EREXON STREET
Notice is hereby given that the Com
mon Council of the City of Salem,
Oregon, deems it necessary and ex
pedient and hereby declares its pur
pose and Intention to improve McCoy
avenue from the North line of Madison
street to the South line of Erixon
street, in the City of Salem, Oregon,
at the expense of the abutting and ad
jacent property, by bringing said por
tion of said avenue to the established
grsde. constructing cement concrete
curbs, and paving said portion of said
avenue with a 2 ',i-lnch asphaltlc Con
crete pavement twenty-four feet in
width, in accordance with the plans
and specifications therefore which were
adopted by the Common Council Feb
ruary t, 1S4S, which are now on file
In the office of the city recorder snd
which by this reference thereto are
through the street improvement de
partment. By order of the Common Council
Februarv S 1S4S:
ALFRED MUNDT, City Recorder
Date of first publication hereof la
February u, IMS.
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NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPSOTI
23RO STREET FROM MISSION STREET
TO CLAUDE STREET
Notice is hereby given that the Com
mon Council of the City of Salem,
Oregon, deems It necessary and ex
pedient and hereby declares Ma pur
Dose snd intention to imorove 22rd
street from the North line of Mission
street to the South Mae of Claude
street. In the City of Salem. Oregon,
at the expense of the abutting and ad
3 scent property, except the street and
alley intersections the expense of which
will be assumed br the Cltv of Salens.
by bringing said portion of said street
to the established grade, constructing
cement concrete curbs, and pavtng said
portions of said street with a Z's-lncn
asphaltic concrete pavement thirty feet
In width. In accordance wtth the plans
and specifications therefor which were
adopted by the Common Council Feb
ruary t. 194$, which are now on file
in the office of the city recorder and
which by this reference thereto are
made a part hereof.
The Common Council hereby declares
its purpose and Intention to make the
above described Improvement by and
made a part hereof.
The Common Council hereby declares
Its purpose and intention to make the
above described improvement by and
through the street Improvement de
partment. By order of the Common Council
February S. 1S4S:
ALFRED MUNDT, City Recorder
Date of first publication hereof at
February 14. 194$.
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Tha Fighting FroaUensaaa"
With
Charles Starrest
Samlley Bane tie
Crab Pot
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unanlmbusly In Uvor of the
American Federation of Labor.
The old charter of Lumber and
SawmiU Workers 272S had been
kept alive her during the inac
tivity of the local mill and E. Z.
Kaufman Is serving as chairman
with George Christenson as sec
retary, until organization is com
pleted and the crtapter has been
certified, after which election will
be held.
Grain Values
Drop Several
Cents Friday
CHICAGO, Feb. 20 -UP)- Sev
eral cents were chipped off grain
values on the board of trsde to
day. More favorable weather in
the winter wheat territory and
continued absence of the govern
ment from either the cash wheat
or flour markets caused moderate
selling.
At one time losses In wheat
extended to more than cents,
but a part of that drop was re
covered before the close. Some
late buying developed after Sen.
Young (R-ND) suggested the
150,000,000 carry over provision
be reduced to 100.0001000 bushels
or repealed outright.
Wheat closed 2tt-4ft lower.
May IMJV.-'i; corn was lVi
2ft lower. May $2.09Vi-; oats
were 1 cent to 14 lower. May
9 1.04 -1.03 la, and soybeans were
2 to 7 cents lower, March $3-23.
A pessimistic winter wheat re
port was received by the Norris
Grain company. It said that ap
proximately 9,000,000 acres sown
to wheat In Kansas had less than
a 50 per cent chance of produc
ing crop. The outlook in the
Oklahoma Panhandle was placed
at 50 per cent or leas of normal.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPSUVE
N EM AS si A AVENUE FKOM 21ST
STBXKT TO 22ND STKEET
Notice Is hereby given that the Com
mon Council of the City of Salem.
Oregon, deems it necessary and ex
pedient and hereby declares Ha pur
pose and intention to improve Nebras
ka avenue from the East line of 21st
street to the West line of 22nd street,
in the City of Salem. Oregon, at the
expense of the abutUng and adjacent
property, except the alley Intersections
the expense of which win be assumed
by the City of Salem, by bringing said
portion of said avenue to the estab
lished grsde, constructing cement con
crete curbs, and paving said portion of
said avenue with an asphaltic con
crete pavement twenty-four feet in
width, in accordance with the plana
and specifications therefor which were
adoptad by the Common Council Feb
ruary S, IMS. which are now on file In
the office of the city recorder and
which by this reference thereto are
made a pert hereof.
The Common Council hereby declares
Its purpose and Intention to make the
above described Improvement by and
through the street Improvement de
partment. By order of the Common Council
February S. 1S4S:
ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder
Date of first publication hereof Is
Februarv ' 14. 1S4S.
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WAKNES NEWS
Supervisors
Install. Griggs
New officers were Installed and
a 30-day membership drive
launched at a meeting of the
Salem Industrial Supervisors club
at the YMCA Friday night
Officers installed were Larry
Griggs, president; C. R. Francis
vice president, and Tim Brtggs.
secretary. Griggs announced that
the membership campaign would
start today.
Speaker at Friday night's din
ner meeting was Dr. Ronald K.
Campbell, associate professor of
business and industry at Oregon
State college. Campbell Is also
vice president of the Portland
chapter of Pacific Northwest
Personnel Management associa
tion. Speaking on the subject "Hum-
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Campbell told tha supervisor!
that they must get the farts "on
the table before making deci
sions In msnsgrment personnel
problems. Demands for , higher
wages are sometime or) warn
ings of general unrest, he said.
Dr. Campbell praised tha in
centive plsn as one which will
boost production.
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