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Douglas Air Dupont de N Gen Electric ... NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM PROVE CAPITOL STHKET WHOM OXKOKD STKKET TO HOWAKD S1KCET Notice is hreby flven that the com mon council ot the city of Salem. Ore gon, deems tt necessary arMl expedient and heieby declares its purpose and intention to improve Capitol street from the north line of Oxford street to the south Una ot Howard street, in the city of Salem, at the expense of Hie abutting and adjacent property, by bringing laid portion of said street to the established grade, constructing cement concrete curbs, and paving said portion of said street with a 2'i-inch asphaltic concrete pavement thirty teet wide. In accordance with the plana and specifications therefor which were adopted by the common council March t. 1B4S, which are now on file In the office of the dry 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 March S 1948 Al-TRED MUNDT. City Recorder Date or first publication hereof Is March 11. IMS M 11-12-13-14-18-17-11-18-10-21 -23 NOTICE Or INTENTION TO IM FKOVE WUODIUW STREET FROM r AIRGROl'NDS ROAD TO SOl'TH KR.N PACIFIC COMPANY'S RIGHT or WAY Notice Is hereby given that the com mon council of the city of Salem. Oregon. de?n.s It necessary and expe dient and hereby declares Its purpose and intention to improve Woudrow itreet from the east line of Fairgrounds road to the west line of the Southern Pacific Company's right of way, in the city of Salem, at trie expense of the abutting and adjacent property, by bringing said portion of said stiert to the established grade, constructing ce nirnl concrete curbs, and paving said portion of said itrt-rt with a 2'j-inch asphattic concrete pavement tnnty four frt In width. In accordance with the plans and specifications therefor which were adopted by the common council March 8. 1IM8. 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 declare Its purpose and intention to make the above described Improvement by and through the street Improvement de partment By order of the common council MarVh S. IS48. ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder Date of first publication la March 11. 194S M11-12-13-14-1S-1T-1S-1S-SO-11-SS During the Revolutionary War, Americans drank tea made from brewing leaves of the ceanothus. a shrub of the buckthorn family. SATURDAY'S Kllecyclesi KSLM 13e. KOCO 149t. KOIN 979. KOW . KEX II HOUK 6 KSLM KOCO KOIN KG W KEX 9:11 News frtmekee KOCO KLOCK I KOCO News KOIN Klock Hodge Podge ! Hod re Downbeat Down ibeat KSLM KOCO KOIN KG W KEX News Farm Parade KOIN Klock Hear This (Ria. Shin News News Now Hear Roundup Boys lAgronsky KSLM KOCO KOIN KG W KEX Movie Mat I Movie Haven of Rest Haven Neava. CBS (Let's Pretend Escape Lung Show FLung Show Ed UeCoontO Research iDirt Dr. ' Piano Playh. KSLM Radio Bible (Radio Bible IPastors Can (Orchestra KOCO Pop. Varieties IPop. .Varieties iMetody Mas 8llm Bryant KOIN Theatre Today Theatre Today I Serenade IKld CriUca KG W Jack Cregsoa Jack Gregson Fun treading Benny Walks KEX Demonstration I Fairy Tales I Land Lost tLand Lost LM News Orchastra I Orchestra Harmony CO Dick Shannon ' Henderson I Hawaii Echo I Orchestra IN Grand Central 'Grand Central County Fair County Fair W Farm A Home I Farm Parade Meet Meeks 'Meet Meeka X Abbott, CosteUo Abbott. CosteUo Headlines (Dreamers KSLM Doc Jock LOCO News Mary Taylor Arch Andrews KEX The Opera 1a KSLM J KOCO J KOIN m KG W Hit Time INews IBike Show Variety Show I Salon Concert I Salon Concert INews (Western Ballade News I Garden Gate Free for AS I Free for All Stars Tomorrow Stars Tomorrow Story Shop I Story Shop The Opera I The Opera I The Opera (The Opera KEX KSLM 1390 Club B390 Club I Income) Tax KOCO Saturday Mat Saturday Mat I Sat. 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News: ISM Beaver Caed Week ly: 10:13 Especially for Women: 11 M Concert Hall: 12:09 News: 12-43 Noon Farm Hour: 1 e VarWty tat Music: 1 JO Vote of Army; 1(43 Pan-American Rhythms: I Traffic Safety; 3:13 Memory Music; IM Science M closing quotations: .. 35 Rayonier .. 51 V4;Ryonier pfd .. 394 Reynolds Met . 38 Richfield . 83; Safeway .. 44; Sears Roeb .. 36. Sinclair Oil ... - 45 So Pacific , .. 21jStan Brands .. . 25 . 20. . 16i . 18 V4 . 34, - 17s - 474 . 23 'a . 584 . 17 . 10 . 24 .138 VV . 18 -. 27 . 68 Vi - 12Vs . 27 4 . 44s Tire pfd . 49 .. 15V. - 25 - 13V - is y4 - 19 Stan Oil Cal Studebaker Sun Mining Union Oil Un Pacific Un Airlines 13 jUn Aircraft 31 9 38 S U S Steel Warner Bros . West Elec Wool worth NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IM PROVE LEWIS STREET FROM BfrRRY STREET TO IZTII STREET Notice la hereby given that the com mon council of the city of Salem. Ore gon, deems it necessary and expedient and hereby declares its purpoee and intention to Improve Lewi street from the East line of Berry street to the West line of 12th street, in the city of Salem. Marlon County. Oregon, at the expense ot the abutting and ad jacent property, by bringing said por tion of said street to the established giade, constructing cement concrete curbs, and paving said portion of said street with a 6-inch Portland cement concrete pavement thirty feet wide, in accordance with the plana and specifi cations therefor which were adopted by the common council March S. IMS. which arc now on file In the office of the city recorder and which by this reference thereto arc mad 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 March S. 1141 ALFRED MUNDT. City Recorder Data of first publication hereof la March 11. 1948 M11-12-13-14-U-17-1B-H-20-21-13 TRADE-MARK NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT j John M Bernards at Sons. Inc . a ' : Calif, corporation of San Leandro. ; Calif . has filed Its trade mark "BA ; NAN2A" with the Secretary of State ! j of Oregon. M 8-13-20 Livestock and Poultry 22 N 7. DOES, sll bred or with lit ters 3 self -cleaning hutches. 22 com partments Phone 2 -5B5 1 Salem BABY CHICKS t varieties Weekly hatches. Day-old Leghorn cockerels 3c each. L-e'i Hatchery WANTED to buy: All kinds ot cat tle, hoes and sheep Frank Wood Rt 7 Box 431 H Phone 3-4714 DEAD Stock picked up. free of charge day and night service Ph Sherwood Ore, 4433 or 4424. Call collect iMPftfJVEb !SrH day-old or started chicks and pullets for Immediate or future delivery. Also a complete I me of feed, poultry equipment, remedies and seed and garden tools. Fovea Hatcrterv 371 State St Phone 4969 WANTED: Any kind of cattle, hoes as sheep WU1 call at farm. Licensed Jk bonded buyers Prompt service. E I Snetben At Son 1SS Lancaster Dr Salem Ph 2-1348 WANTED: AH" kinds of cattle, fat bogs, sows boars At your i farm ot delivered Market price R C McCand Itah, Rt 9. Box 233 across from Waters Ball Park on S 23 St- Ph 3147 " WHIG'S RABftmtY pays 2Se for fryer rabbits. PicSTjp aervleos. 398 State St. Phone 108FS BROADCASTS 99:39 99:41 eper iMarcn Time (News KLOCK (KOCO KLOCK I Farm Parade IKOIN Klock KOIN KJock JCneaac News Ma II ads Downbeat I Downbeat Podge f4ews Band Conoart (Top Trades Harmony l ana l News User News This Old Songs Hayes News Collins INews Mat IPtoneer Sons Bargain Counter of Rest IWest Melodies Pop. Varieties Eecape Ed McConnell Piano Playh. Doc Jock Doc Jock I Doe Jock Latin Amer. I Salon Concert Salon Concert Mary Taylor I Give & Take (Give tt Take Arch Andrews I Stars Tomorrow' Stars Tomorrow The Opera The Opera I The Opera Bing Sings Sat Matinee At the Chase Piano Quartet lOpera I Opinions Ire IIS Top Tunas (Symphony tL. Herman ITes. Crumpets Opinion a ire 18 Top Tune Symphony Trio Rex Koury jr. (Proudly HaU lOrehestra INews KOCO Kapers 'KOCO Rspers I KOCO Kapers Ed East (Cross Section ICroes Section Tenth Msn (VBC Symphony! NBC Symphony IJr. Junction Ikf'NeUU. Sh'kt'n'sI'NelUs. Sheid'n I Christ. Science I Music Hall Dyana Gale (Curtain Time O. Fuidheira (True or False ITru or False I WeaUem BalladslSports News ICollingwood G aired (Hit Songs JE. Peterson (Teen Tunes ITeen Tunes With the Kids I Music Box I Padded Cell I Judy Canova IMerder West. Theatre I Memories J Serenade fOl Opry I Rosa Dolan West. Theatre Mid Court Serenade Ol Opry Ross DoUtt Hawaii Calls (Hawaii Cans IReouestfully A Greet LU Truth, Cones e. Yukon Keouegtf uily A Oreat Lola Truth. (Yukon I Orchestra I Juke Box H. Carmichael i Vaugnn Monroe Vaugnn Monro I Must Hour rOrchestra (News (Orchestra Dancing Party Oancing Party Orchestra (OrchesUs toreheatra 3:13 Music Masters: 4tM News: 4:13 Call of Hills: 4il Children's Theetre. t0 High Time; M Sports Club; ejOO News: 8:13 Dinner Meledie: 8 JO A Look at Australia: 8:48 London Letter; 70 Cnsnd Opera Tonight: l News; tM Charlie Sptvak; 9 JO Lao Brews: 9:43 To You an America; 18:8 Sign OfL Tfr Statorenqa, 19TX ,OtnZair?. lmch .13. 15437 Help Wanted BLftle WANTED-Logging tractor driver for H. D. 14 AUU-Cnaimers Phone Silver ton 32S3 or -evening and Sunday 22F21. SLKVICtSrATlir-nn. TMusr-Bi thoroughly experienced In all phases of station work. Walter H. Zoccl Co. SOMEONE to pul-To garden on share. Tools furn. Rt. .Box 377. Ph. -iii7 MAN TOR local Building Material sales. Salary, car expenses Mt bonus. Fine opportunity with a growing or ganization. Box t7S Statesman. MEf TO BfccOME experts, working with Frig Ida I re appliance. Maytag Ac Easy Home Laundry Appliance. Quali fications M to SS yrs. of age, with or without sales experience. Apply Hogg Bros tHO State St., Salem. WANTTE6 25 men to work in hop yard. Cabins furnished. Bushman and Vieako, lg ml N. of -a lean. Ph. 2X342. Help Wanted Female STXN O-TVPIST. Interesting perma nent position for girl who can type and take shorthand. Good opportunity for advancement. Beginning salary. $160 to $180 depending upon qualifica tions. Write Statesman Box M. "WOSRN for light TSSIsewofk.'s am. to 5 p m Phone 21087 after S a m SALESWOMAN wanted". Singer Sew ing Machine Co..' 130 N. COm'l St. EJCPEmENcErr orriciE cierk with knowledge of bookkeeping. Statesman Box 90S- VoTJNCTTATSnFpiir to meet public in pleasant office. Must be high school graduate, attrsctive personality. Sten ography desirable but not essential. 5-day week. Permanent post Ion. Write Box 983 care Statesman TLADV T3 assist witli Kouseworlt. Neat and fast. Modern country home. Automatic Bendix at dryer. Private room, good wages, liberal time off. Steady employment. Must Ilka, chil dren. Phone Blue 44 or write Box 181. Stayton. Oregon . MIDDLE AGED-reliable ' woman to live with elderly lady In Salem. House not modem but work light, fair wages. Box 980 Statesman. Salesmen Wanted PRUNE THRIPS -SPRAYING $4.00 per Acre Plus Materials Philip W. Beilke Dial 2.1208 WANTED An experienced Insur ance man for manager of casualty dept. of a well established agency in Salem State qualifications In letter. Box J89 Statesman. LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE for Sa lem and sui rounding territory to rep resent old line company. Plenty of leads furnished no canvasaing. can make over 8150 a week. Real estate, or specialty experience helpful but not necessary. Must have car. Adv. Comm. Write Statesman Box No. 74: WANTED OUTSIDE salesman for building materials and roofing. Must have car. Liberal salary and commis sion plan. Apply Mr. Griffin. Mont gomcry Ward WANTED OUTSIDE salesman lor plumbing and heating. Car necessary Liberal salary and comrn laslon plan. Apply Mr. Beard. Montgomery Ward ""OUTSIDE" SALESMAN. ' must have car. Apply 9 a m. to 10 a m. Willamette Valley Roof Oo.. 30 Lana Ave. $10,000 a Year A real Uvewlre man that can qualify can write his own ehecks. No Invest ment required Must owa good lata model car and be free to travel Oregon Jk Washington selling heavy duty lubri cants to loggers, contractors, counties and farmers. Liberal drawing account and car al lowance.! This la a permanent position with an old company with established accounts. Rated AAA-1. Applicants furnish snap shot of self and previous business connections. Ap plicants will be selected for Interview and If desired trained by district man ager Immediately. Sutssmaa Box 9SS. Situations Wanted GIRL WANTS housework, child car r referred. In your homo. Phone 3103S. 0P7 KH- XoOOfNG JOB for H-D-14 A-C. L. A Teegarden Ph. 39-M Independen wants work In auto court in exchange for living quarters. pox wn ataresman. PAftT-TlMT office work wantedTEx perlenced 987 Statesman. W75J4AN" WAFJTS Wo dishwashing by week or month. Box 990 Statesman. WOMAN ArrSnouFworkb7 week or month.- Statesman Box 988 MTTNET5 i ELITtRLV C60R7Hom- MAKER. CAPABLE FTJIJL CHARGE. REF. 3 A U LOTS WRITE DETAILS. BOX 991 STATESMAN. "ETCFEnlENTED TWIST " technician desire work In doctor's of rice. Ph. 8285 CAPABLE. RELIABLE young man with car desires part time work 8 or 3 days a week, or to suit your need. wnie pox sec care Stat man. YOUNC'XAdT desires work, som typing exp . adding machine exp., alao tune keeping, payroll, stock records whs work. Tel 3479 CUSTOA4 PLOWTNO 4 discing with Ford-Ferguson. Herbert L. Hamann. Rt. 8, Box 1304. Ph. 23119. LAWN MOWING, spaaing, pnililni shrub Call 4079 TWlKfl. Ph. 7881 t3l N Printer, BABY SITTER. Ph. 7750. "BABYSITTING. EvinlnV'Ph i-4936. WXUASD board for elderly men. Phone 2-493. 7OHNS0N m BMOGS Road construction. Tile ditches filled. Ph. 8033. 2233 N. 4th. "COtjNfAfcfrnow employed, de sires chang. Experienced construction, building materials. $223 minimum sal ary. Statesman Box 977 PAINTING. 23 yrsTexp.. lowest prices in town. Phone 7332 CARPENTER: New construction, re ps lrorjQnuihworkJjh.5j9JI Moving & Hauling For resl service csll 3-2454 Plowing & Discing Ford equipment. Hulst. Phone 2-1128 lawn mowers sharpened at your nome Dy factory machine, work guar- anteed. Call 8743. t ' ISO'InlEfCCb landscape gardening. pruning and planting. New lawns a specialty. Free estimate. By hour or contract. Phone 3-3823. 930 S 13th. COMMERCIAL spraying. Fruit trees, barns, chicken house, livestock at whit wsh. Quick service. L. Meyer. Ph. 3323. WHY NOT have thoee fruit tree pruned nowf Ph. 4277. CURTAINS washed and stretched. Also tablecloths. Prion 3-4343. Painting & Decorating Roof spraying specislty. Free eU- mat. Ph. 24813 or 28013. Wanted Carpenter work. New. remodeling J fin ish. Ph, W798.. "BERRY GROWERS. g4 your ber rie Roto-TUIed. K. L Jennings. RL 8. Box 34. 3a lem. DRESSMAKLNfl. FlM'lNGS made, your home. Ph. messages taken. 2-4971 WAyTCgTrucking" 940 STIfth BT CUSTOM tractor work With new Ford, ph. 1-1319 evenings. W EATHERSTRIPPINO and InauE tten. Crofoot Bros. Phone 1-4858. PAINTING Good work. Reasonabl. free estl mate Chet Horn. Ph. 1-5518 J. A. Soedi Son, well drilling. 190S Brook St . Salem. Ph. 8809. LAWN MO WTStSruaaor: knTVes sharpened. Dexter, tes Center. Ph. 8833 OARDENINO ell kinds, else lawns put hi. Ph. 8443 after S pjn. ! PffAWTNO hous plans. (Ph. 96M, WANTED: Furniture to gJu and re pair Lee Bros. Furniture Re na tatting Co. Rh. 3-1233. 02 JB. State SL bitriarles WAIXINO ' f George Leland trailing; late resident of Salem route 1 at Richmond. Calif.. Saturday. March . Survived by hi wife. Mrs. Anna 'Wslling of Salem: daughter. Marion Walling of Salem; parents. Mr. and: Mrs. Tracy Walling, of Salem; five sister. Mrs. Richard Up ham and Mrs. Richard Smith, both of Portland, and Mrs. Thelma Fisher. Mrs. Joseph Camillo and Dorothy- Walling, all of Salem, and a brother, John E. Walling of Salem a daughter, Marlon WaUing of Salem. Services will be held Monday. March 15. at 18 JO a jn. la the Clough-Barrick cbapel with Interment In Belcrest Memorial park. CHAMBERLAIN f Dorviiic Chamberlain, ' at the resi dence. Salem route 3. Thursday, March II. at the age of 84 years. Survived by his wife. Mr. Flora Chamberlain of Salem: a daughter, Mrs. Go kite Greg, ory of Salem; four grandchildren, Mrs. Audray M arson of MoUUa. and J. D. Gregory. Jean Gregory, and Dorothy Gregory, all of Salem. Services will be held from the Clough-Barrick chapel Saturday. March 13. at t p.m. Inter ment in Belcrest ; Memorial . park. ALBKKS T I Henry Albers. late resident of Sa lem. at a local; hospital Thursday. Ma-rch 11. st the age of 32 years. Sur vived by s son. Henry Albers. Jr, of Agate Beach. Ore and two grandchil dren in Salem. Announcement of aery" ices later by the Clough-Barrick com pany. JOHNSON I Garry Johneoa, at i McMlnnville, Thursday. March 11. Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Linden Johnson of Amity, Survived also by sisters. Darlene and Sandra, both of Amity; grandparents. Mrs. Evaleno Johnson of Sioux City. Iowa, and Mr. and Mrs, Carl Kahle, Salem: aunts. Mrs. Edward Vllhauer of Sioux Ctiy. Mrs. Alvin Knutson of Niobrara. Nebr.. and Mrs. Rudy Jager of Salem; uncles Lyle Johnson, of Nlo brara. Nebr.. and Loel Kahle of Ne braska. Graveside service will be held In Belcrest Merriortsl park Monday. March 13. at 3 p.m. with the Rev. Brooks Moore officiating Direction by Clough-Barrick company; Highesi Gash Prices ! PAID FOR Fresh Ranch Eggs Norihvesl Ponliry 1505 North, rrent.! galena Pheoe 70971 INCOME TAX RETURNS PREPARED N ElnMff M.' Axnuncison Tax Censultant ExperieMe4 Service to. WII7 SS4 Ferry It PEAT IIOSS Fortified with errkey Drep pings. $1 sack. VYU1 deliver 19 sacks la city. Willamette: Pack In Co. Open aU dy Saturday and Senday MeTnitur. nea S4 ICE CDEM1 Qnarls . 330 SAVIIIG lITEIl ' SaJeas e West Sklesst UE UAIIT. 70U11 EGGS! Aluxtys a Dependable Cash Market! Cnrly's Dairy Phono 0703 Urighl's Iloljil F or Friendly Service Specializing la b r a k Mrvica. waldtarj, mator hitut-ups. car washlna. W. aifl WriahL Mar. 1030 S. 12th Ph. 8749 Why Suffer. Any Longer When outers fatt, awe our Chinese reasedles. Aasaxtag s access for see years In China Ne matter . with what ailments yen are afflicted disorders, slaesiUs. heart, leaf s. liv er, kidney, gas. eoasUpatlass. Iters, SUbetes. rstsnjiHm, gall and blad der fever, skin. fessaJe eomplaiata. CHARLIE CHAN CHINESE HER CO. 234 N. Cesssssrtia Phone t-1830 SALEM, OSUC O fTWs Bears ,. Twa. and Sat, aeJy. Or.T.TXaasJtJs. .a.ChaaiJJ. DBS. CHAW . . . LAI.! enmess itekbA lists 241 Nertk Liberty Upstair Portland General ? KUetrl Ce Office ocmb Saturday only 19 a.m. to 1 pjn. to 1 pjn Coneul.-1 Utioa. Blood pressure and urine I teste ere tree eg Charg- rraeueed I91T. r t- J i Jr tujB -f . -