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SaJein a"s Garden club will
meet Thursday night at 7:30
o'tlock in th YMCA. Speakers
for? the evening arc Prof. A. G.
Boquct of Oregou State college,
who will talfc on vegetable far
dening; and club member Al
Clark, tuberous begonias; George
Malstrom, primroses, and Lewis
Jadton, outlining his recent trip
to ' east coast plant nurseries.
VTW Auxiliary 102. will hold a
rummage sale Thursday, 2nd
floor, Green ba urn's. '
SERGEANT MEIER RETURNS
After a six months assignment
with the U. S. army recruiting
station at Corvallislst Sgt. John
W. Meier returned to the Salem
recruiting office for duty this
week. Sgt. Meier will move his
wife and child from Albany as
soon as he finds a home here. The
local recruiting office now has a
staff of five enlisted men and
one officer.
Leonard Gibbons now located at
Givens Barber Shop, 482 Court
MARINES DRILL TONIGHT
Movies will follow 103 mm. how
itzer instruction tonight at the
weekly drill session of the Salem
marine corps reserve battery in
building T-514 at the local air
port. The training meeting begins
at o'clock and cars will leave city
hall at 7:30 with those members
not having their own transporta
tion. Jr. Guild Rummage sale. Episcopal
parrish hall. Wed. Thurs. March
10-11. t a. m.
TOASTMJ STRESS TO MEET
Speakers of Salem Toastmistreos
club will compete at tonight's
meeting for the right to represent
the group in the regional speaking
contest, on the subject of "Amer
ica 1948." Mrs. Floyd Utter will
be toastmistress for the evening,
slated for 6:30 p m. at Nohlgren's
restaurant. Mrs. James Hartley is
president.
New location Loveall's Beauty
Salon at Millers Mercantile, 2nd
floor. Phone 7870. Ruth Loveall.
mgr. with same operators.
GILBERT RE-ELECTED
Tlnkham Gilbert of Salem has
been re-elected as vice president
f the Pscific northwest area
YMCA council. officials said
Tuesday. During last week end's
council meeting in Portland, Gil
bert presided at the sessions.
Auto glass Installed. Floor sand
err for rent. R. D. Woodrow, 450
Center st.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our thanks
lor all acts of kindness, messages
of sympathy and the beautiful
floral offerings received from our
friends and neighbors at the time
of the last illness of our wife and
another.
Charles Herman Llppe
Mr. & Mrs. Fred Davis
& Family
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thomas
and all other relatives.
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DRIVE MOVIE TONIGHT
The International Relations club
of Willamette university will
sponsor "Seeds of Destiny," mo
tion picture depicting conditions
under which foreign students live,
at. o'clock tonight in Waller
hall. The movie is part of the
week-long drive for the WorM
Student Service fund at Willam
ette university. Kathleen Secord,
chairman, states that material do
nations such as books and cloth
ing will be accepted.
Dance tonight Crystal Gardens.
PERSONNEL CONSIDERED
Consideration of securing a per
manent employe to fill the post
of physical director at Salem
YMCA is Slated for 1 1 :30 a.m. on
Thursday by the YM board's per
sonnel committee, officials said
Tuesday. Paul Cookingham, Wil
lamette university graduate stu
dent. Is now handling the work
on a tebporary basis.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 390 State st.
SOLICITING CHARGED TRIO
Three Portland men, charged
with soliciting without a permit,
were released on $50 bail each by
city police Tuesday. The trio were
arrested Monday evening after
reports from two housewives that
they had been approached at their
homes about buying some lino
leum. Consumers' Ice Co. Ph. 24908.
DUMPING CHARGED
Ezra L. Kuebler, 80 Beach ave.,
paid a 10 fine in municipal court
Tuesday on a charge of violation
of the city ordinance against
dumping of rubbish. City police
who arrested him Monday after
noon reported he was dumping
rubbish over the river bank at
Academy and Water streets.
General Electric washing ma
chines available for immediate
delivery, $110.79. R. L. Elfstrom
Co., 340 Court.
SECOND STORY MAN?
City police were looking Tues
day for a 16-foot extension ladder
reported by L W. Caudle as stolen
from his paint truck Monday
evening. Caudle said Tuesday
that his truck had been parked in
the 200 block of North Front
street.
Johns-Manville shingles applied
by Mathis Bros. 3 years to pay.
Free estimates. Ph. 4642.
GERVAIS GARDEN LISTED
Lesnell Bulb gardens, a bulb
and flower business st Gervais,
was filed in an assumed business
name certificate with the Marion
county clerk Tuesday by Nell
Pearmine and Lester Pearmine,
both of Gervais.
Spade Cooley la coming.
8ILVERTON FIRM FILES
Clayton W. Smith, Silverton,
filed an assumed business name
certificate with the Marion coun
ty clerk Tuesday for Silver Falls
Fuel Co. at Silverton.
See "Marvdir in actual ' operation
at our showroom
INJURED BOY BETTER
Friends of the family reported
improvement Tuesday in the con
dition of one-year-old Michael
Rokzoy, 1001 Second sL, West
Salem, -whose eye was pierced
Monday by a pencil while he
was playing in the home of his
grandmother, Mrs. Peter Wright,
195 N. 23rd st The youngster is
under a physician's care and is
not expected to lose the eye.
Westinghouse elec. ranges,
size. Ycater Appliance Co.
run
CIVIL SERVICE OFFERINGS
U. S. civil service has announc
ed it will accept applications un
til March 17 for Portland engineer
district appointments of various
types of drill operators, drill -runner
foreman, exploration min
ers and foremen, all based on ex
perience and training. Applica
tions may be made to U. S. Civil
service. Corps of Engineers, 628
Pittock building, Portland 5, Ore.
McAlvin's Top Shop. Furniture
upholstering. Ph. 9560. 545 N.
Church.
Steam bath and massage. Ph. 6253.
TAYLOR TO SCHOOL
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Taylor, 300
Culver lane, received word
Thursday that their son, James
G. Taylor, a member of the U. S.
coast guard stationed at Bremer
ton, Wash., will leave this week
for a coast guard specialist school
in Groton, Conn. James will visit
his parents here today and
Thursday.
Deadening felt by the yard or roll.
Any quality. Elfstroms.
Dance tonight Crystal Gardens.
McKAY NOMINATED
Douglas McKay, Salem automo
bile dealer, has been nominated
to represent Marion, Yamhill, Polk
and Clackamas counties as a di
rector in Oregon State Motor asso
ciation which will elect officers
at its annual meeting March 17
in Portland.
Kidney shaped vanities, $3.49 spe
cial. Woodrow's, 450 Center.
Steam baths, reducing. Ph. 4839.
AUTOS IN COLLISION
Autos driven by Val Dare Slo
pe r, 1280 N. 14th St., and Mar
vin H. Mitchell, Alma. Mich., col
lided Tuesday morning at Che-
meketa and Liberty streets, ac-1
cording to city police reports. Po- !
lice said the Mitchell vehicle's j
front end was badly smashed and i
the other auto less damaged.
TIP TOP CHANGES
An assumed business name cer- '
tificate for Tip Top tavern, 2175
Fairgrounds rd., was filed with
the Marion county clerk Tuesday
by Joe West. A notice of retire
ment filed by Nettie I. Harvey
withdraws the assumed business
name of Tip Top lunch.
Attention Eagles: Two free shows
to be held at 8:30 and 10:30 every
Wednesday. Guest night bring
your friends.
Salem Memorial hospital chapel
gospel meetings, 8 p.m. Sunday
through Friday, except Monday.
Speaker this week Dr. A. E. Hunt
from San Diego, Calif.
20 discount on window weather
stripping orders. Phone 3748.
urns Mo Fuel
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fuel ordering are over when you
install a Marvair. Only electric
power is used to pump the heat
from water. There is plenty of pow
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of warm, clean, humidity con
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GEORGE X. KATE SPEAKER
Salem Credit association will
hear a talk by George R. Kaye,
Salem district manager for the
Union Oil Co., at the weekly
credit luncheon Friday noon ifi
the Golden Pheasant restaurant.
Kaye .will discuss "Courtesy on
Both Sides of the Counter."
Call us for all types of permanent
waves, hair tinting, scalp treat
ments, re-styling. Experienced
operators. Lipstick Beauty Salon.
1872 State st Phone 3836.
CAFE NAMED
Noble's is the assumed business
name filed with the Marlon coun
ty clerk Tuesday for a cafe and
confectionery business ' at 1709
Center it, by N. W. Dependehner,
827 N. 20th st
Dance tonight Crystal Gardens.
FIDDLERS CONTEST SET
The Veterans' Living Memorial
association of Marion county will
sponsor an old-time fiddlers' con
test April 22-23-24 in Salem high
school auditorium In the inter
ests of the association's building
fund.
Launderette. 20 Bendix. Self Serv
ice Open till 9 p.m. every night
except Saturday. 1255 Ferry. Ph.
2-4555.
MOTHERS SENT HOME
Salem General hospital Tuesday
dismissed Mrs. Robert Burton and
infant daughter of Salem route 8,
Mrs. Maynard Drawson, 310 Ever
green ave., and Mrs. Claude Wine
gar, Monmouth, both with baby
sons.
Iflf desire bid at auction sale of
approx. 52 A. Tualatin river bot
tomland, near Cornelius, be at E.
door . courthouse, Hillsboro, Ore.,
10 m m Monday, Mar. 15. Terms
cash in hand. Part of my grand
parents' original 640 A. In family
105 years. Oliver Huston, Room 2,
Statehouse.
FUSS ELL ENLISTS
Salem's army recruiting station
Tuesday reported the enlistment
for two years of Dyle D. Fussell,
17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Fussell, 1516 Madison st. He en
listed as a private in order to learn
a trade, it was reported.
DELIVERY FIRM 8TARTS
The assumed business name of
Schomaker City delivery, a local
pick-up and delivery service, was
filed with the Marion county clerk
Tuesday by Dean A. Schomaker,
715 Highland ave.
GRAND JURY MEETS
Marion county grand Jury will
meet today at 10 a.m. for the be
ginning of a session that is ex
pected to last several days. Dist
rict Attorney Miller Hayden said
Tuesday.
Ladies! Food sale! Get home
baked pastries from the Highland
School Mothers' club Fri., Mar. 12,
at the Portland Gas it Coke Co.
MAY HAUL LOGS
Permits to haul logs over certain
county end market roads in Mar
ion county were granted Tuesday
by Marion county court to Guy
Compton of Portland, and C. R
Han of Lyons.
TO HAUL PILING
A Marion county court order
Tuesday permits Cecil C. Mott,
Molalla, to haul piling over certain
county and market roads in Mar
ion county.
Dance tonight Crystal Gardens.
1AS MAIN PERMITTED
Portland Gas Mc Coke Co. was
granted a permit by Marion coun
ty court Tuesday to extend an ex
isting one-inch gas pipe for 100
feet lying near Vista avenue and
Liberty road.
Large eggs 49c doz. Nucoa 37c lb.
Graen's Market 12th and Cross.
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Honored
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VIENNA. Austria PFC Ray mend
M. Lavine ef the United States
forces la Austria receives the
bronze start medal from Brie.
Gen. A. O. Gerder, eanuaandin
effieer, headquarters command,
USFA in Vienna. The presenta
tion was made recently la recog
nition ef his valer In the Rhlae
laad campaign la March. 1945.
Lavine lives la Mill City, Ore.
CLASS TO RESUME
The local naturalization class,
canceled last week, will resume
Saturday night at 8 o'clock at
Salem YMCA. according to C. A.
Xells, instructor.
BOARD MEETS THURSDAY
March meeting of the Salem
YMCA board of directors is slated
for Thursday coon at the YM.
Committee to See
Plans for Youth,
Government Meet
Plans for the statewide YMCA
sponsored youth and government
program, under which Hi-Y club
members will take over state of
fices and conduct a model legis
lative session in Salem April 2
and S, will be reviewed here this
morning when YMCA Officials
meet with an advisory committee
consisting of Gov. John H. Hall,
Earl T. Newbry, secretary of state;
Leslie Scott state treasurer; R. L.
Elfstrom, mayor of Salem; Rex
Putnam, state superintendent of
i schools, and Dr. G. Herbert Smith,
president of Willamette univer
sity. Dwight Welch, Portland, and
Frank Blish, Seattle, northwest
area YMCA secretaries, also will
attend.
WSSF Officer
Visits College
World Student Service fund
members of Willamette university
were visited Monday afternoon by
Mrs. Gladyse C. Lawther, region
al director of the WSSF In the
northwest and also of the YWCA
in the same region.
Mrs. Lawther helped coordinate
Willamette's drive for raising
funds for needy students with oth
er schools In the northwest. She
commented that the WSSF has
collected In this region $10,000
from last September to January,
and hopes to exceed last year's
collection of $18,000 by next June.
This year the WSSF nation wide
drive hopes to raise well over
$1,000,009.
The onion was one of the earli
est plants cultivated and is be
lieved to be a native of western
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Petition Asks
Glenwood as
Street Name
A petition asking wthe Marion
county court to give the name of
Glenwood drive to a street now
named Smith street lying in the
Four Corners area will be up
for hearing March 19,. the court
ordered Tuesday.
The 2T petitioners seek the
change to Glenwood drive because
there- is also a Smith street in
north Salem near the junction of
Fairgrounds road and Highland
avenue. In order that the Four
Corner residents may obtain house
numbers and receive mail service,
it is necessary that the change be
made.
Postmaster Albert Gragg has
approved the name change which
was already suggested to the
county court some months ago by
the Salem city council. No action
was taken by the court at that
time. County Judge Grant Mur
phy said, because no actual pro
posal asking for the change had
been made.
The court has also set for hear
ing on the 19th petitions seeking
the naming of seven, unnamed
roads in the Cherry avenue dis
trict near North Salem city lim
its. The court, however, continued
a request from residents in the
Clear Lake section asking that
an unnamed road there be named
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Lost lane. The court - has asked
that street, connecting the pro
posed Lost lane' with the Clear
Lake market road, also be named
with the other.
Napoleon Bonaparte was a de
scendant of an old Italian family
and was a Frenchman only be
cause the Island of Corsica had
joined France the year before he
was born. v
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