NEUNEK TO RETURN
Attorney General Georie Neu
ner will return to hi desk here
Monday after visiting a number
of eastern and central Ore too
cities in the interest of his candi
dacy for re-election at the repub
lican primary election. Neuner ac
companied the state supreme court
to Pendleton and LaGrande early
in the week.
Dr. Doipn Craig, dentist an
nounce the removal of his office
to the Pearc Bldg., corner of
Court it Com! Sts. Stair entrance
on Court St
Expert picture framing. R. L.
Elf strom Co.
Dance tonight Glen wood.
COMPLETES TRAINING
Phillip Barr. USN seaman re
cruit son of Mr. and Mrs. Mon
roe L. Barr, 276S Mountain View
drive, has completed recruit train
ing at San Diego, Calif., a navy
press release reported Friday.
Barr. whose recruit company won
efficiency and perpetual trophy
pennants, enlisted here Janu
ary 29.
Insured savtngs earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 390 Stats st
For sal: Azaleas In bloom. Stray
r azalea field. Ph. 89 IB, Tlfth it
Locusts Sts.
Dance tonight at Crystal Oardens.
SALEM SAILOR ASSIGNED
L. L. Andrew. Y3c. USN, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Andrews, 850
Thompson ave.. has been assigned
to theseaplan tender USS Chan
deleur for duty with the Atlantic
reserve fleet. Andrews, recently
aboard an attack cargo ship, en
tered the naval service June 11,
1948. He Is a graduate of Salem
senior high school.
Dr. L B. Schmidt wishes to an
nounce that he will be out of his
office at 2416 State St while he
Is taking a course in oral surgery
in Chicago.
Ph. 4042 for tree roof estimate.
Johns-Manville shingles in beau
tiful blends it plain colors. Ma
this Bros.. 164 S. Com!
Old time dance at VFW hall Sat
SUGAR FILM SHOWN
A color film about the Hawaiian
Islands and the processes of grow
ing and refining their main crop,
kopaa or cane sugar, was shown
at the Salem Retail Credit asso
ciation luncheon Friday noon in
the Golden Pheasant by Norbert
F. Dettman, repjscsentative of the
California and waii Sugar cor
poration. Up-to-date light fixtures. Try
Klfstroras third floor.
For Rent: Cars, vans, stakes and
pickups. Smitty's Clipper Serv
ice, Center it Church. Ph. 9600.
Dance tonight G 1m wood.
29 to 50 on wallpaper eloseoutv
Elfstrofn's. 340 Court
MARRIAGE LICENHK
Marriage licences were Issued
at Vancouver, Wash, this week
to F.mmet R Orand and Elsie
Lukinbeal, both of Salem: Ste
phen M Williams and Mary J.
Davis, both of Salem, and to John
B Newman, jr . Independence,
and May C. Turner, Payette,
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FORMAN To Mr. and Mrs.
J. H. Forma n. 1090 Lancaster dr.,
a daughter, Friday. May 7, at
Salem General hospital.
RICKETTS To Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred E. Rickets. 790 N. Com
mercial st., a daughter, Friday,
May 7, at Salem General hos
pital. 8ILJCJE To Mr end Mrs.
F. D. Stlke, 939 Parrish st, a
sen, Friday. May 7, at Salem
General hospital.
WOOD To Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Wood, Salem route 7, a
son, Friday, May 7, at Salem
General hospital.
LITTLE To Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Lytle, Salem route 7, 'a son,
Friday. May 7, at Salem Memor
ial hospital.
HENNT To Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Henny, Brooks, a son, Fri
day, May 7, at Salem Memorial j
hospital.
NEWMAN To Mr. and Mrs.
G. Bv Newman, 365 E. Washing
ton st., a daughter, Thursday,
May 6. at Salem General hospital.
HAMMAN To Mr. and Mrs.
F. R. Hamman, 1033 Garnet st,
a son, Thursday, May 6, at Salem
General hospital.
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Judith; A. Rich, 3, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Rich of Wood
burn, is in Salem Memorial ; hos
pital with a broken right leg suf
fered Friday when struck by a
car driven by Carl Scholtz. Au
rora, while crossing a Wood burn
street. Wood burn police reported.
Glen wood every Wed. it Sat.
For Mothers Day Hallmark
cards, MrEwan Photo Shop, 2058
N. CapitoL
Marr Radio. New Phone, 21611.
8ILVERTON FIRM FILES
An assumed business name cer
tificate for Oregon Chemical com
pany of Silverton was filed with
the Marion county clerk Friday
by J. Paul Pinson, Silverton route
1, and Jack Glore and Robert C.
Martin, both of Grants Pass. The
firm will deal in the sale of chem
icals. Dance tonight Glen wood.
Betty Adamson. specializing in
hair styling. Lip Stick Beauty
Salem. Ph. 3836. 1872 State St.
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
Deluxe "Self Serve" Laundry, 843
Jefferson St. The best in the
West Ph. 26317.
COURT CHANGES RANDS
A notice of retirement from
Evergreen trailer court was filed
with the Marion county clerk Fri
day by Helen Lee of Stevenson,
! Wash., and an assumed business
i name for the court was filed by
Harold Senff and Sarah V. Serif f,
2605 Maple ave., Salem.
Dance tonight Glenwood.
Vote "Hoss To The House "
Thor Automaglc washers it Thor
ironers now on display at Ralph
Johnson Appliances, 335 Center.
Ph. 4036.
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A notice of retirement from The
Beauty Bar was filed with the
Marion county clerk Friday by
Zana Hales and Nan Williams. An
assumed business name for that
business, located in the Livesley
building, was filed by Nan Will
iams. i Dance tonight at Crystal Oardens.
Slenderizing health baths. P. 6233.
Dance tonight Glenwood.
I rungs. Pern be r ton's Flower Shop.
1980 S. lZtn. h. 2-3340.
WORKER SMASHES HAND
J Fred Fischer, 748 N. 14th st., in
curred a. badly smashed right hand
I Friday while working on a ma-
chine at the Capitol Lumber com
I pany, 2830 Cherry ave. He was
j taken to Salem General hospital
by city first aid attendants and
dismissed after treatment.
Dance tonight atCrytal Gardens.
Blooming azaleas, camellias, bleed
I heart for Mothers Day Gifts.
I Knight Pearcy nsy South liberty.
! 3 bks south of State.
! NOVELTY PLACE NAMED
The assumed business nam of
, Ennis Novelties, a lawn figures
, and fireworks establishment at
3745 Portland rd.t was listed In
j an assumed name certificate filed
I with the Marion county clerk Fri
day by Harlan and Janet Ennis,
both of the Portland road address.
' Dance tonight Glenwood.
For delicious chicken and steak
dinners, try Brownie's at corner of
Market and Capitol.
OFFICIALS TO FESTIVAL
Gov. John H. Hall and Secre
tary of State Earl T. Newbry will
spend Saturday and Sunday at
Newport attending the annual crab
festival. Newbry will return to his
desk here Monday and Hall early
Tuesday.
John and Mildred's lunch opens
Monday. New location 135 S.
Church st
Old tim danc at VFW hall Sat
BOY CUTS FINGER
Steven Chambers, 3 Vj years old,
lost the tip of a finger on his right
hand and suffered face lacerations
when he fell on a tin can while
playing at home, 1337 Court st.
Friday. He was treated at home
by city first aid attendants.
Wooden Shoe restaurant open
Sundays. Fresh pastries to take
out cakes, pies, cream puffs, etc.
Air - Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 7694. 735 N. Capitol st
THIEF TAKES OIL
A thief drained 43 gallons of
stove oil from a drum at the resi
dence of Mrs. A. E. Lucero, 283
Center St., on Thursday night.
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BARNWELL ENLISTS
Logan L. Barnwell, 230 King
wood dr. West Salem, enlisted
Wednesday for a six-year term
in the army with the rat of
technical sergeant, Lt Col. IL E.
lielliesen, Salem recruiting sta
tion commander, announced Fri
day. Barnwell served with the
9th air force for four years dur
ing World War II. including the
campaign in France.
TAKE BABIES HOME
Dismissed from Salem General
hospital Friday with new-born
sons were Mrs. J. A. Watenpaugh,
Gaston, Ore., and Mrs. Harold
Adamson, 1949 N. Church st Mrs.
A. L May, Dayton, left with her
infant daughter.
Special price on 52-gallon double
element electric water heaters only
$89.50. Judson's, 279 N. Com'l.
POSTAL EXAMS 8ET
Closing date for application for
a civil service examination as
clerk-carrier in the Salem post
office has been set for May 19,
Postmaster Albert C. Gragg an
nounced Friday. The applications
must arrive in Seattle by midnight
of that date, he said.
Old time dance tonight 239 Court.
MAY LAY PIPE
A permit to lay a four-inch
pipeline under market road 54
about 1,000 feet northeast of its
intersection with market road 39
was granted Friday to John Bos
track, Jefferson route 1, by Mar
ion county court.
Dance, VFW hall, Saturday.
PLEDGES TAPPED
Included In 32 Oregon State col
lege men tapped for the Scabbard
and Blade, national military honor
society this week, were Budd R.
Coons and Vernon E. Sheldon,
both of Salem.
Opening May 10, Whatnot shop,
2084 N. Com'l. Used clothing, nov
elties. Dance tonight at Crystal Gardens.
ITS MEN TO MEET
The board of directors of the
Salem Y's Men's club will meet
Monday night in the home of Carl
Gr eider, 805 Mission st., for a
planning conference to outline the
club's summer activities.
Saturday service on plumbing,
heating, wiring, costs nothing ex
tra at Judson's. Phone 4141.
GAS STATION LISTED
Bowden's Texaco station, 1390
Broadway st., was listed in an
assumed business name certificate
filed with the Marion county clerk
Friday by Gordon and Verna Bow
den, both of Salem.
Wanted Experienced lingerie
saleslady. Apply at Sally's.
KNAPP ELECTED
Paul E. Knapp, Salem, was re
elected treasurer of the Oregon
Pacific district of the Church of
the Nazarene in Portland Friday.
Dr. W. W. Hess of Portland was
re-elected president.
Bag Company
To Expand
The K it S Bag Co. plant at
I 349 Kearney st. will be doubled
in size with the construction this
I spring of a 42 by 59 foot ware
l house addition, it was announced
! Friday by Clarke E. Lee, owner of
I the property.
He said a one-story concrete
building will go into construction,
with Alan Siewert as contractor,
soon. Willis Kelly and Harold
Shoberg operate the bag company
which renovates burlap bags for
harvest use.
Lee received a city building per
mit Friday for the project which
is estimated to cost $8,160. Other
Friday permits issued by the city
engineer's office authorize altera
tions for F. M. Haberman at 261
N. 20th st, estimated at $200, and
Jame F. Snook at 1925 Hines St.,
at $500.
Dam-Site Realty Finn
To Be Opened in Detroit
Because he believes land is bet
ter "by a dam site" in Detroit, a
Salem business man intends to
open the Dam-Site Realty com
pany there this summer.
K. G. Thompson filed the name
with ' the Marion county clerk's
office Friday. He will deal in real
estate located near the site of the
dam being constructed on the
North Santiam river near Detroit
he declared.
Double Trouble for
Silverton Woman
Mrs. Webb Napier. Silverton
route I, is convinced that trouble
comes in pairs.
Mrs. Napier fell in downtown
Salem Friday and cracked sev
eral ribs. When she returned home
after treatment she found an
electric brooder had caught fire,
destroying a large brood of po
tential fryers.
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Aaaara Mothers of th mem
bers of Auburn Brownl troop
and the intermediate girls of the
Girl Scout troop of Mrs. G. Wing
will be honored with a luncheon
Saturday at 1 p.m. at Four Cor
ners Community center. Two
programs have been prepared by
the girls which will be given fol
lowing the luncheon.
Habbard American Legion
post 166 will meet Wednesday
evening. Officers will be elected.
Arra Mrs. Carl Doan and
children of Toledo are the guets
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.
O. Ottoway.
Bethel Mr. and Mrs. O P.
Wigle have returned from a visit
with their son and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. Cloid Wigle, at the Judd
Creek Lumber Co. mill at Rid
dle, beyond Roseburg.
SUveiton Mr. and Mrs. Hans
Lybach. who have spent the past
year at the home of his sister,
Mrs. Ole Satem. are planning to
return to their home In Montana.
Liberty Jame Nordal, who
ran a nail In his knee, is back at
school again.
Jcffers The Jefferson high
school board had Its monthly
meeting May 3 at the school. Gen
eral business was discussed by
Irvin Wright, chairman: Ed Ricks;
Mrs. Hal Reeves, clerk, and M.
H. P.eal, superintendent
Labia Center A total of
$2,070 was collected at the Eas
ter service in the new church
here, rather than $207 as inad
vertently reported earlier.
Habbard Mrs. C. L. Welch.
Mrs. E. C. Boyd and Mrs. Grace
Cramer left Friday to attend
Mother's day weekend at Oregon
State college.
Scotia Mills Mr. and Mrs Al
bert Void have moved to Saint
Ignatius, Mont.
Habbard The Ladies Aid of
Hubbard Community church
(Congregational) will meet for
an all-day session at the home of
Mrs. George Leffler, Wednesday,
May 12.
Unlaavale Several from Day
ton Electa chapter. OES, attend
ed Checowan chapter 77 at Yam
hill. Those from Uniorwale were
Mrs Lester Holt, Lois Hibbs, Mrs.
Fred Withee. sr., Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Clow.
Middle Grave Women of the
Central Howell Farmers Union
auxiliary are sponsoring a flower
and cooked food sale in Salem
Saturday from II a.m. to 5 p.m.
at the Marshall Wells store at 362
State st.
Habbard Thalia Rebekah
lodge will meet Tuesday evening
at 7:30. Mother's day will be ob
served. Zen The Rev. A. R. Randle.
missionary to the Sunday school
union at Medford, will be prin
cipal speaker at a meeting at
Zen church Tuesday, May 11,
at 8 pjn.
8Uvcrtoa Dr. W. P. Dykes
of Linfield college will be guest
speaker Tuesday night at th 6:30
dinner of th Silverton Chamber
of Commerce at Double J cafe.
Dr. Dykes, a physicist was con
nected during the war with the
government's atomic studies and
will talk on some phase of atomic
energy. Gus Herr is president
Bethel Mr. and Mrs. Boy
Marchand and Jessie Glaxner
were guests at a dinner in cele
bration of their brother-in-law's
birthday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. B. C. Hall on Lancaster
drive.
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Jeffersa Th third annual
Jefferson school majorctt con
test will be held at the high
school gymnasium Wednesday at
S p.m. A large number of major
ettes will compete In junior and
senior divisions. Th combined
bands will play for the contest
ants. Unionvale Lester Holt and
Bert McFarlan of Pleasantdale
went to Madras on business Wed
nesday and plan to return the
end of the week.
Halls Ferry Kenneth Brand,
who jumped from a swing and
broke his wrist, is back at school.
Fear earners Mr. and Mrs.
F. A. Boyington were In Portland
Wednesday.
Halls Ferry Mrs. L C. Gra
ham is visiting relatives in Cali
fornia. Halls Ferry The backstop on
the ball grounds is about finished
and ready for the wire.
Union vale Mrs. Royal Hibbs
was dismissed from the New berg
hospital and returned to her
home here.
Liberty The Red Hills grange
will meet Tuesday, May 11. at 7
p.m. for a covered dish dinner.
Business meeting and program
will follow. All grangers are in
vited. Sci Mrs. R. R. Borovicka
has returned from a several weeks
visit in California, the trip tak
ing her as far south as Los An
geles. She was accompanied by
her sister-in-law, Mrs. John Egr
of Oregon City.
Zena Parents of Zena school
district met at th schoolhouse to
disco's organizing a parent-teacher
club, not to be affiliated with
the Parent-Teacher association.
Further discussion will be held at
the last day of school picnic, May
14, and the club expects to start
functioning when school opens in
the fall.
HayeavUU Th J. H. Had
leys have sold their acreage on
Kapphahn road and have moved
to Hubbard.
Fear Corners Firemen's aux
iliary met Wednesday at Com
munity hall. Assistant Chief Mrs.
I. G. Etzel presided over a short
busineas meeting. Hostesses were
Mrs. L Austin, Mrs. Eleanor
Bales, Mrs. Stacey Binegar. Hos
tesses for the next meeting. June
1, will be Mrs. Mae Brown, Mrs.
Ruby Etzel. Mrs. Georgia Etzel.
County Projects on
Road Board List
Bids for construction of 410
of a mile of highway and a 140
foot viaduct on the Silver Creek
Falls highway near the peniten
tiary in Salem will be opened by
the state highway commission in
Portland on May 24 and 23.
State highway projects estimat
ed to cost $1,600,000 will be in
cluded in bids to be opened by
the commission in the two-day
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ion. Grading, surfacing and
bituminous macadamizing on the
Agate Beach-Newport section of
the Oregon Coast highway in Lin
coln county will be among 12
projects on which bids have been
submitted.
Jehn Fraaets Swltaer
AMITY John Francis Swit
zer, 88, resident of Amity, died
at McMinnville hospital April 30
after five years of illness.
He was born in Austria April
25, 1860. In 1904 he was married
to Jennie A. Sweetnam at Al
gona, Iowa. Mrs. Switzer died
March 31, 1948.
Memorial services were held at
Macy and Son chapel Monday,
May 3. the Rev. L. Frank Evenson
officiating. Interment was in the
Amity cemetery. The Switzers had
lived in Oregon and th vicinity
of Amity since 1908. The past
few years they lived in Amity
in their new horn on Nursery
street. Mr. Switzer was a mem
ber of th Episcopal church.
He is survived by one daughter,
Mrs. Jean Cox, Coronado, Calif.;
three grandchildren, Mrs. Clair
Barrett, Montpelier, Idaho; Mrs.
H. D. Gibson, San Diego, Calif ;
John W. Cox. jr., La Jolla, Calif.,
and thre great granddaughters.
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F. Gwyn, a boy, named Finley.
Amity Born at th Dr. Law
maternity hospital May 5, a son,
to Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Truitt of
th farm labor camp, David
Duane, weight 7 pounds 14 ounce.
SCOTTS MILLS Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Millard of Scotts Mills ar
announcing th birth of a son
May 3.
Auto Registration
Rises 12 Per Cent
Oregon motor vehicle registra
tion for the first quarter of 1948
is up 12 per cent over the same
period last year. Secretary of State
Earl T. Newbry reported Friday.
All registered vehicles totalled
512.224 to surpass the 457,525 re
corded In the first three months
of 1947. Passenger cars accounted
for 397,094 of the total, an increase
of nearly 40.000 and approaching
the entire 1947 passenger registra
tion of 407,186, Newbry said.
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Four Corners
Roads to Join
County System
A decision to incorporate two
roads in the Four Corners ar
into the county road system was
reached by Marion county court
Friday. j
The roads are LaBranch ave
nue from Lancaster drive to Ma
bl street and Mable street from
LaBranch avenue to Cast State
street.
Four Corner rural fire protec
tion district had requested th
court to take over the i roads and
Improve them. Purpose: is to en
able fire fighting equipment to
better cover the district.
The county court Friday also!
decided to postpone until June 4;
a request ior improvement or.
eight streets lying en ; th north
edge of Salem just east of Cherry
avenu.
Residents in that area hav re
quested th county to ; take over
th dedicated streets and to im
prove them. The county court
declined to assume Jurisdiction of
th streets but instructed the
county engineer to prepare an
estimat of th area's road im
provement costs.
Broadliurst Case
Pleas Due May 18
Arguments of attorneys in th
appealed case of Mrs. Gladys
Broadhurst, now serving a life
term in the state-penitentiary for
her part in the slaying of her hus
band, a Malheur county rancher
nearly two years ago, will be
MOTHER'S DAY
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Both the state's and appellants
briefs hare been filed in the court.
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