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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1948)
I I I I 1 ACCIDENTS REPORTED Four autos were slightly dam aged in two auto collisions in Sa lem Saturday, but none of the driv ers was injured, city police re ported The collisions involved cars driven by James D. Arnett, 2263 State St., and Wesley M. Wire, 160 S. 15th st., in the 2200 block on State street; and Wallace E. Ayres, 1810 N. Cottage st.. and William M. McDonald. 1350 N. Cottage st., at Capitol and Court streets. Kute Kiddie Coats and Bow Age Dresses for the bib and bottle trade in the Easter parade. Lulla by Baby Shop, open evenings. Painting, 23 yrs. exp. Ph. 7552. How about a little rancho? Locat ed at 530 Terrace ave., less than 2 blocks from McKinley school; 2 bedrooms and den; top - grade construction; elec. heat; view lot 75x100. This home featured in April issue of Household maga zine. For information and appoint ment call Mrs. Mankertz at 2-1222. Lee Ohmart & Co . Realtors, 477 Court st. Ph. 2-4115. Insured savings earn more than two per cent at Salem Federal Savings Association, 390 State st. " Steam baths, reducing. Ph. 4839. CARD PARTY MONDAY Plans for the annual DeMolay Mothers club benefit cnrd parly. Monday at 8 p.m. at tne Masor.it temple, were announced Saturday by Mrs. J. A. Johnston, general chairman. Entertainment will be provided in addition to tables f 500, pinochle and bridge, f unds ill be used for DeMolay proj ects. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our appre ciation to our friends and neigh bors for the expressions oi syrfP pathy and kindness during the ill ness and death of our husband and father. Mrs. Nora Cole Mrs. Dorothy Smith Mrs. Berchen Caldwell Mrs. Kenneth Cole Hartman Bros Are Factory Authorized Distributors for Holmes and Edwards Sold al No Increase in Price has feW e. - KIM TLZZZ because it's Sterling Inlaid. Well be proud to show you the handsome Holmes tc Edwards patterns. All Throo Patterns Aro Now Availablo for Immediate Delivery Hartman Bros. su Jewelers Liberty PGE GETS PERMIT Portland Ganeral Electric Co. wa5 granted permits by Marion county court Saturday to erect light and power pole lines along certain streets near Middle Grove drive. Liberal avenue and Hancock avenue and also along county road 849 for about 2,000 feet west from intersection with county road 849. Automatic toasters and mixers for immediate delivery. Broadway Appliance Company, 453 Court, j Salem, Oregon. I Select your Easter gifts at Lam 'berts. Large and beautiful selec tion to choose from. 220 N. Lib erty. Al'TOS STRIPPED ! City police Saturday reported I that a tire and wheel were taken from a car parked at the Gross Motor company lot. 3400 Portland f rd , Friday night. Dwight Wilkin I son. 755 Union st.. told police that ; two hub caps were stolen from his ! car parked near his residence, al?o on Friday night. 20 to 50 on wallpaper closeout. Elfstrom's, 340 Court. Food sal and bazaar. Fri., Mar. 19. Portland Gas & Coke Co. Special cIom' uu.. dishwasher $85.00, portable rishwasher $25 95, i.a.'i buineis $44 95. two burner cab. net stove 1150 $29.95. Broad wav Appliano Company, 453 , Court, Salem, Oregon. ! ADDRESSOGRAPH HERE j An addressograph machine ar--ived at the Marion county tax , i ol'.et-tioii department Saturday, ;nd Harold Domogalla, in charge ; cf the office, said the machine would be Installed as soon as pos- j sib'.e. Are you planning a trip? Call '9600 and drive a new 48 Stude ' baker sedan. Smitty's Clipper Service, Center and Church St. DeLux Self - Serve Laundry, 345 Jefferson st. Bendix Launderalls, Maytags. dryers. The best in the west. Ph.2-6317. EOUOSfrEDUABBS STDtlOfO OTJUD tnxzxruaz 4 Yea, we're making frequent deliveries of the gHrerpIaU that stays lovelier longer of Salem at Stato ioY-STii"crncAik . tj. Donald Eugene Jcfferie. Au rora youth, critically injured Fri day night when struck by a car while riding his bicycle near Au rora, was in "very serious" con dition Saturday night in the Ore gon City hospital where he was taken after the accident. His phyr.cian said he is suffering from fractures of the skull, wrist and arm. I got mine today. Did you get yours? No, I didn't get mine yet but how does your work? It works like magic; you knav I only rented mine but with your family it would pay you tq, buy one. I'm going down and get one to morrow. Where did you get yours? I got my Thor Gladiron Ironer today. It's wonderful, thanks for telling me Broadway Appliance Company had them at 453 Court. CATTLE DISEASE TALK A public hearing on a proposal urging compulsory testing of cat tle in Marion county for Bang's and other diseases will be held by the county court Monday at 10 am. in the courthouse. The co-jnty livestock committee, head ed by Alvin Robinson of Jeffer son, is jponortng the hearing. Ellen Ray from Ellens Shop on S. Com'l. now at Larsen'i Beauty Shop Fri., Sat. Ph. 5033. See the "Crosley" Frostmaster home freezer and frozen food stor- j age cabinet. Broadway Appliance j Company, 453 Court, Salem, Ore gon. CHAMBER EXPANDS New members of Salem Cham ber of Commerce announced Sat urday are H. J Richardson, photo processing, 477 Court st ; C. B. and Grace Hershfelt, Valley Auto Top. 245 Chemeketa st., and Glenn L. Meisner, Hires Bottling Co., 3050 Portland rd. Lumber and all types of building materials for repair jobs. 6 to 36 months to pay, no down payment required. Call at our office for fur ther information. Oregon Pulp and Paper Company, Lumber Division. Corner Front & Ferry Street. Phone 4642 for a free roof esti mate. Johns-Manville shingles are now available in beautiful blends & plain colors. Mathis Bros.. 164 S. Com'l. DAGWELL AT KIWAMS The Right Rev. Benjamin D. Dagwell, bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Oregon, will discuss a subject appropriate to Holy Week before members of the Salem Ki wanis club at the Marion hotel Tuesday noqri. Wide selection of distinctive gifts, modern and antique, at Lamberts, 220 N. Liberty. Just arrived from France demi tasse cups and saucers, exquisite colors and graceful shapes. Lam berts, 220 N. Liberty. HALL AT ROTARY MEET Gov. John H. Hall will speak on the aubject "The State of Affairs in Oregon" at a meeting of the Sa lem Rotary club at the Marion hotel Wednesday noon. Mayor Robert L. FJfstrom will introduce the governor. Are you going to move? Call 9600 and drive a new Studebaker van and save half. Smitty's Clipper Service, Center Sc Church St. For rent: Thor Gladiron Ironer, $2.50 per week. Broadway Appli ance Company, 453 Court. Free demonstration in your home. Thor Automatic Washer. Broad way Appliance Company, 453 Court, Salem, Oregon. TAKES SON HOME Mrs. John Glover, 2442 Lee st., left Salem Memorial hospital Sat urday with her new son. BENTZ To Mr. and Mrs. Emmanuel Bentz, 270 Brooks ave., a daughter, Saturday, March 20, at Salem General hospital. KIRKLAND To Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Kirkland, Lyons, a daugh ter, Saturday, March 20, at Salem Memorial hospital. WARDEN To Mr. and Mrs. Clifford G. Warden, 869 N. 17th st., a daughter, Friday, March 19, at Salem General hospital. ZEH To Mr. and Mrs. Dan Zeh, 3780 Center St., a son, Fri day, March 19, at Salem General hospital. Births (DaDimveimneimtt LOCATION (1 Vi blocks from the crossroads of the Willamette) valley Capitol and Center streets) CHAPEL (Adequately seated automatic heat in winter air cooled In summer) OFF STREET PARKING (Spaces reserved for oil Funeral cars only a lew con venient steps from the Chapel) 1-8 1 1 KV1 H U k u33i JOIN NAVAL RESEKVZ ' . Enrollment of five new enlisted men in the naval reserve in Sa lem Saturday morning was re ported by Lt. Comdr. A. H. Jen sen, officer in charge of the lo cal navy reserve armory. The re cruits are J. L. George, FCO 2c, Salem- V. C. White, quartermas ter 1c. Salem; B. H. Updegraff, jr., machinist's mate 1c, Salem; V. L. Coberly, ship's cook 2c, Dayton, and V. V. Learning, gun ner's mate 3c, Albany. RAT COMMITTEE CALLED Salem's rat control committee has been called by Alderman How ard Maple to meet at Salem Chamber" of Commerce Monday evening prior to the 7:30 pjn. city council meeting there. A progress report on the local rat control pro gram and financing problems are expected to be discussed. BALLOT NUMBER GIVEN Identification numbers for can didates on the May 21 primary election ballot were fixed by Mar ion County Clerk Harlan Judd Saturday. The numbers were dis tributed to candidates' names in alphabetical order. SCOUTERS TO MEET Adult leaders and committee men of the Cherry City district, Boy Scouts, are to convene Wed nesday evening in Pringle park for the March meeting, according to Gordon Gilmore, council ex ecutive. We repair all small electric ap pliances. Broadway Appliance Company, 453 Court, Salem, Ore gon. MOTHERS DISMISSED Taking home infant sons from Salem General hospital Saturday were Mrs. Peter Larson, 1730 S. Summer st.. Mrs. Wayne Gilmore, 3435 Portland rd., and Mrs. War ren Latham, Warrenton. Apartment electric ranges now $99.95. Broadway Appliance Com pany, 453 Court, Salem, Oregon. PASTOR AT JAYCEES The Rev. G. Hay den Stewart, pastor of the First Christian church at Corvallis, will address the Salem Junior Chamber of Commerce at its weekly luncheon meeting in the Marion hotel Tues day noon. Call us for all types of permanent waves, hair tinting, scalp treat ment, xe-styling. Experienced op erators. Lip Stick Beauty Salon, 1872 State St. Phone 3836. For sale: Sunbeam Mix Master, new, never used. Ph. 22517. LIONS TO MEET Lion Eddie Lewis will show the picture "Green Harvest," a for estry film, to members of the Hol lywood Lions club at their week ly meeting in the Lion's Den Wed nesday noon. SINGERS TO PRACTICE All men interested in singing are invited to Monday's meeting of Salem's Barber Shop Quartet i group. The meeting will begin j at 7:30 pjn. at 1610 N. Sum-' mer st. New nursery school ages 2 to ( 6. Supervised play. Hot lunches, naps all day, $1.00. Rates. Ph. , 24717. MeQl'EEN IN HOSPITAL Ralph J. McQueen, 144 S. 19th St., was reported In "good" con- j dition Saturday at Salem General i hospital, where he had under- gone surgery. Rawleigh Products, 1397 S. 13th. MAY HAIL LOGS A permit to haul logs over cer tain county and market roads was I granted Frances Mack, Aumsville route 1, by Marion couny court j Saturday. Auto glass installed. Floor sand- ers for rent. R. D. Wodrow, 450 Center St. LONE PERMIT ISSUED A city building permit was Is- ! sued Saturday to E. W. Bums to alter a dwelling at 525 Judson st. at a cost of $175. Garden Lillies Spring Planting Speelosam Kabrnm Oregen Giant 1 tn Elk ton Red. Large. E. wU Xlu ..30c Oregon Grown-Disease Free ROY MILLER BULB GROWER Phase Z-12SI I a I KVAM I rfl mm Officer I: t 4 Leslie Chase. Pert land acheeJ dis trict juvenile officer, whe will be in Salem Tuesday to een dct a class f r law enforce ment efflcers ml this area en the handling ef Juvenile eases. New Models Out In Kaiser-Fraser WILLOW RUN. Mich In troduction of 1948 models em bodying 35 mechanical and body styling Improvements was an nounced today by Kaiser-Fraer Corp., for the four models in the Kaiser and Frazer series at no price increase. Of the 35 new model Improve ments, 25 are mechanical and 10 are in body design and appoint ment features. Developments include ue of a high-compression head on the six cylinder motor which has raised its compression ratio from 6.86 to 7 30, and is declared to have substantially boosfed operating power, performance and economy. An array of 28 body colors and two-tone combinations are of fered in the 1948 series. ART GROUP TO ELECT Annual meeting of the Salem Art association is slated for 8 p.m. Monday In the fireplace room of the public library, with election of officers as principal business. Mrs. W. E. Anderson is now presi dent. JEWELERS Polite Officers Class Planned A class for law enforcement of ficers in this area on handling of juvenile cases will be given by Leslie Chase, Juvenile officer of Portland school district 1 from 2 to 9 o'clock Tuesday in the Salem Chamber of Commerce rooms. This class is one of a series of regional police schools sponsored by the Oregon Association of ity Police Officers and the Oregon State Sheriffs' association to pro vide advanced training for city and county police officers. In ad dition to public law enforcement officers, school principals. Juven ile officers and others concerned with law enforcement as it per tains to juveniles are invited. Salem police chief F. A. Minto, in charge of local arrangements, explained that classes covering various phases of advanced police work are being given twice a week in 11 centers throughout the state. Arrangements for the schools are made by Elmer H. Halstead, supervisor of public training for the state division of vocational education. Agencies cooperating include the Portland police bur eau, Maltnomah county sheriffs effice. Bureau of Municipal Re search and Service of the Uni versity of Oregon and the League of Oregon Cities. Mill Cilv Man Sneaks To Ihanon Cluh Groups j MILL CITY Dr. David Fer- j guson was in Lebanon Wednesday j as guest speaker for the Lions club at noon and the Woman's ! club that night. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Landro (Edna Swift) of Astoria spent the weekend with her mother, Mrs. Anna Swift. Mr. and Mrs. James Swan and : Mrs. Ernest Anderson and Eddie are in Klamath Falls visiting Mr. i and Mrs. Orville Oderman and Cathy. Pratum Women Attend Independence Meeting PRATUM Attending the Salem sub-district meeting at the Metho dist church In Independence Thursday were Mrs. W. R. Gour ley, Mrs. Harvey Meyer, Mrs. John Olthoff, Mrs. William de Vries, Mrs. Harold de Vries and Mrs. Rudolph de Vries. Are Exclusive Distributors lor Towle Sterling Silver let ws sAow yew ffce maitf cfctincffve Tewle patterns ... elf toiid sifree, crofted by mattf ailvnmith. tU'ptf piece settings cesf es fitte as $22.90, Jnciudfoff Federal To OF SALEM thm. Statemmon." Calem,'' Orexyon,' NEVER BEFORE All ELECTRIC RANCE LI K0 THIS! DE LUXE SPACESAVER It's here! The "economy-slxe" elec tric range with an automatic, clock' controlled oven and it's a BIG OTen too plus a Vita-Miser deep-well cooker, three surface units and lamp. A world of electric cooking con venience in two feet square floor space! Sec it today Ralph Johnson Appliances 355 Center St. Rolls, Slaw and French Frlea Ilany Oilier Delicious Dinners, Well Served. Complete Fonniain Service Look for the Clock South of 12th St Junction on 99E OWLE 8 T B K No mora need your friends compfoHi that they "can't think of o thing to Qlva ypu? We will record your choice of Towle Sterling ot a permanent reference, regardless of where you may go. We have registered your frfends' choices, too, which b turn U o convenience for you I ! . LIBERTY AT Scndcrf. March 21,' ItiS v ' 4 ' ' Conymlent Ternur ; I V Phone 4036 Slop-Lile Cclfce Stop Golden Fried Chicken. Tenderloin Steak Dinner. Includes Honey and -950 Open i 'tn 1 A. If. Sat. & jSun. : r nil 2 A. IL t I N O 11 STATU r
