: the SWloemdn. Salem. Oregon, Friday May 31 1948
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ANNOUNCES NEW NURSE
Dir. Traxik SUfer, acting Marion
county health officer, Thuraay
disclosed the recent addition to his
tatf of Mary Rice, a U.S. public
health service worker, who baa
beepme assistant nursing 'super
visr (or this county's department
while remaininf in federal, em
ploy. She has served in Wasiiing
ton and California since receiving
her. education at Seattle college
anf University of Washington. j
Rutunage sale over Greenbaums
ri . Sat. May 21 and 22. '
Halfe you tried Brosvnien for
ehfc-ken &c steak dinners? Corner
Market and Capitol.
Glenwood every Wed. &. Sat.
ARTIll R BROWN IN HOSPITAL
Arthur Brown. 243 Elm st.. Wet
Salem, is in Sacred Heart hospi
tal. Eugene, as a result of an oper
ation for appendix removal. He is
able to have visitors.
Dance Saturday Glenwood.
Spring house cleaning? Let us
wash your blankets, curtains &
rugs. Launderette, 1255 Ferry. 20
automatic liendix. 40 min. sirvne.
Dance Sat, Crystal Garden.
Ph. 4642 for free roof estimate
Johns-Manville shingles in beau
tiful blends t plain colors. Ma
this Bros . 164 S Com'I.
VET OFFICE TO MOVE
Salem's office of the veterans
administration will move June 2
from 167 S. High st.. to 164 'j S.
Commercial st. James Harris heads
the local office which was estab
lished July 15, 1945, to aid war
Xeterans. The staff has been re
uced from 17 to three members
Since the peak of veteran informa
tion demand.
Insured savings earn moie than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association. 390 State st
For Rent: Cars, vans, stakes and
jickups. Smitty's Clipper Serv
ce. Center & Church. Ph. 9600.
Dance Sat, Crystal Gardens.
For sale: Azaleas In bloom Stray
;er azalea field. Ph. 6915, Filth &
' Locusts Sts.
; Thor Automagic washers & Thor
1 lroners now on display at Ralph
Johnson Appliances, 355 Center.
Ph. 4036.
Dance Saturday Glenwood.
CITY LEADERS COMING
Directors of the League of
Oregon Cities will meet Sunday
morning at the home of R. L.
Elfstrom, 1656 Center st, who is
Salem mayor and league president
The directors from .-everal Ore
gon cities will confer on results
of a recent series of regional meet
ings on municipal problems which
the league sponsored.
YWCA rummage sale every Fri
day, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 141 S. Winter.
Dance Sat , Crystal Gardens.
Dance, Oaude Bird, Aumsville,
Eat.
Asparagus now ready for freez
ing and canning. Fiala Ranch, 3
miles north of Salem in Polk Co.
Ph. 23072. Bring containers.
WOMAN MISSING
W. L. Egy, Kansas City sales
man in Salem on a business trip,
reported to city police Thursday
that his wife had been missing
since Thursday morning. Egy said
he was to have met him at the
statehouse Thursday morning but
failed to keep the appointment.
Mrs. Egy was described as 60 years
old. 5 feet 4 inches tall, 160 pounds
and was wearing a green suit. Egy
Is staying at the Senator hotel.
Need 30 turkey pickers. Good pay
and bonus. Steady work. Ph. 6883
today if available Mon. morn.
Dance Saturday Glenwood.
Need 30 turkey pickers. Good pay
and bonus. Steady work. Ph. 6883 !
today if available Mon. morn. ;
Save on that graduation gift. $10 ,
for your old watch, regardless of
condition, on any new standard
make watch in stock. George Red
fern, 174 S. Liberty.
Dance Saturday Glenwood.
AUTOS COLLIDE
Autos driven by Henry W. Ring
wald, 148 W. Wilson st., and Ber
nard Benson, 1442 Saginaw at.,
collided Thursday at Wilson and
Saginaw streets, city police re
ported. Neither driver was in
jured and the cars were not seri
ously damaged, police said.
Give Momma a break. Take the
family to the Marion for Sunday
dinner. Noon to 8 p.m.
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W.C.O.F. rummage sale, Saturday,
In basement of 55 N. Cottage.
Painting, half price. Ph. 7552.
Uanled - Secretary
for district manager with average knowledge of
figures and percentages. Pleasant surroundings
and working conditions. Must supply references
flora previous employment.
Apply M. O. Gkmrille. Mootcornery Ward
All Applications Held in Confidence
BADMINTON GROUF ELECTS
Two members of Salem YMCA
Badminton club, Mri. Heo Farmer
and Ted Stook, were elected to
two-year terms on the board of
directors of the Oregon State Bad
minton association at the annual
meeting Wednesday in Portland.
This is the first year that Salem
has been represented in the state
group. Delegates who attended the
meeting were Mrs. Farmer, Del
DeSart, Phil Janz and JoAnn Bar
ton. Auto gl.ws installed. Floor Sand
ers for rent. R. D. Woodrow, 450
Center St.
Dance, Claude Bird, Aumaville.
Sat.
Transient families, complete laun
dry facilities. Reas. hourly rates.
Self Service Laundry. 1815 S. 12th
Phone 5607.
Give Momma a break. Take the
family to the Marion for Sunday
dinner Noon to 8 p m .
III RI.EY REAPPOINTED
Reappointment of V. A. Hurley
of Albany as a member of the
Orepon bortrd of pharmacy was
announced by Gov. John 11 Hall
Thurxlny. He will serve a five
year term.
Dance Sat, Crystal Gardens
Universal 25 ft. trailer house. Ex
cellent cond. Priced at $1500. For
quick sale. See at La Vista Court,
2990 S. Com'!.
Dance, Claude Bird, Aumsville,
Sat "
It's Varlar Week at Elstrom's. See
this amazing stainproof wall cov
ering at Elfstrom's. 340 Court.
TO SELL GAS COMPANY
Public Utilities Commissioner
John H. Carkin Thursday signed
I an order authorizing sale of the
Lakeview Gas company to the
Goose Lake Gas company. The
Lakeview Gas company is owned
by James E. Sons. I
Ben Wittner Furs, formerly of
1348 Ferry St., is now located at
the Fashion Lounge, 142 S. High. ,
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! Dance Saturday Glenwood. ,
I i
j Merle F. Brown, M. D. physician :
j and surpeon has removed his of-
fices to 190 S. Liberty St Salem
j office telephone 2-4465. Evening ;
exchange 9187. '
; 5 drawer chest. 30'' size; special
j at $15 95. Woodrows, 450 Center.'
, EDITOR ON CAMPUS
Robert Nutson, managing edi
tor of The Oregonian, will visit (
the Willamette campus Tuesday
to speak on journalism at a 10
a m. chapel. Individual conferences
with school journalists will follow )
! at 11.
OSC Slates
Alums Reunion
At Graduation
OREGON STATE COLLEG
Commencement week end events ,
this year, June 5, 6 and 7, will be
gin Saturday w'ith what is expect
ed to be the largest alumni re
union In history and will end
Monday with far the largest grad
uation ever held here. Approxi
mately l,17f degrees are to be
conferred, some 300 more than the
highest previous number. i
Alumni registration will start
Saturday, June 5, at 10:30 o'clock, j
featuring the silver jubilee class
of 1923 and the golden jubilee class
of 1898. Mrs. Francis Benson Roe
ser of Corvallis is heading the re
union committee for the "war
class" which entered college the
fall of 1919. It set a new high re
cord of 522 graduates when it fin
ished. Dr. W. J. GUstrap, Portland,
is heading the '98 class that had
about 25 members in the gradua
tion ceremonies.
Reunion luncheons are sched
uled at noon Saturday followed by
a reception for alumni and faculty
members at 4:30. Business affairs
of tha alumni association will start
with a board of directors meeting
at 10 o'clock" and the annual gen
eral business meeting at 3 o'clock.
Baccalaureate services will be
at 11 o'clock Sunday with com
mencement at 10 o'clock Monday.
Both of these events will be broad
cast over the .state station, KOAC.
Lesier DeLapp
Commercial
Bailing
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MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
William A. Britt, 40. logger,
Kelso, Wah., and Margaret E.
Hill, 26, waitress, Fallon. Nev
Beryl A. Bonacker. 25, Vcord
snop, wood burn route 1, and Auda
Rich, 21, deaf school supervisor,
Woodburn.
Robert Earl Proctor, 22. yaw
mill worker, and Lillian Paulsen,
19, stenographer, both of Inde
pendence. Robert E. Gangware. 29. news-
paper editor, 336 N. Capitol st,
and Lenore E. Headley, 31. heaith jail.
educator. 550 N. Summer t., both j James D. Arnett, 2283 State st.,
of Salem. charged with reckless driving,
PROBATE COURT posted $25 bail.
Marian A. Derby estate: Order I Diana J. Raymond, 60 Madrona
appointing Thoman R. MaKuig..n. ' ave., violation of basic rule, fin
Leo Childs and Vern McMullen ! 5.
as appraisers. Ted Inloes, jr., 771 S. 21st st,
Frank Wrightman e-tate: Final . violation of red light, posted
decree orders distribution and j $2.50 bail.
closing of estate. I Howard E. Conkle, Salem route
Freo. ika Frey estate: Order ap- 2, excessive speed through inter-
uointin Clarence L. Hey as dd-
ministrator and Glenn Luther,
.. o.rt Lutner and Loretta Muhs
as appraisers.
Elizabeth Seifert e.-tate: Order
com inning sale ot personal prop
erty; order for citation on j)eti
Uoii to stll real estate.
Ronald Vainey Smith and Jack
Hiuxnan Smith, jr., u;n diansnip
estate: Order appointing Clara B.
' biiiiui as guarcuan.
Anna Bell tstate: Order for ci- i
tation on petition to sell rial
esUiie; order appointing Halph W.
Skopil as guardian ad litem for
Mane Kieninger, one of heirs at !
law. !
j Owen Oliver Lacy estate: Or- j
der appointing Leoma A. Lacy
as administratrix and Owen L.
Snider, A. F. Lamb and Charley ,
Martin as appraisers. i
James G. Iheodorian guardian- '
ship estate: Order approving
guardian's annual report and ac
counting. Nell M. Staley estate: Order
changing hearing on final account
from June 22 to June 29.
Mae Ledgerwood estate: Order
admitting will and codicil to pro
bate and appointing Claude C.
White as executor.
George E. Lewis estate: Hear
ing on final account set for June .
28.
DISTRICT COURT
Arthur Lester FJiin Salem route
' o'" '""
$5 and costs.
Donald Glenn Mize, 3820 Mon
roe ave., overwidth load, fined
$10 and costs.
CIRCUIT COURT
Verna Pickens, by Theresa
Pickens, guardian ad litem, s
Clyde Kamsuy and Norris Ames:
Order appointing Theresa Pickens
as guardian ad litem; complaint
asks $60 special and $10,000 gen
eral damages in settlement for
alleged injuries sutfered April 8,
1947, in fall lrom bicycle, as re
sult of allegedly defective bicycle
fork sold to plaintiff by defend
ants. Paul Rasmussen vs Amelia Ras-
mussen: Decree of divorce grant
eel rielendant.
William Stanley Hibberd, ad
ministrator of Leah Rae Hibberd
estate, vs Robert Daniel Mc
Lauchlan: Answer filed by de
fendant alleges contributory neg
ligence on part of deceased.
C. C. Horger, as Oregon Freight
lines, vs John H. Carkin, state
public utilities coinmiioner
(lour trucking firms are interven
ers;: Delendant's petition lor re
consideration denied; notice of
appeal from decree of May 11,
1948, filed by defendant and in
tervenors. State s Eurmal Watt Tucker:
Order revoking probation and
sending defendant to state peni
tentiary to serve sentence of
April 19, 1948, for five years on
charge of assault with a danger
ous weapon.
State vs Raymond Denzine:
Pleaded guilty to charga of ut
tering and publishing a forged
bank check, committed to state
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Foot Control
Six Push-Burtons
Miniature Tube Circuit
powerful; saves battery 1
Custom Styled for jwrcr 1
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Complete Iastallatlea A Antenna
Dndlcs - Appliances
Tear Serrlee Dealer -State
at litfc Rmm HTJ
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hospital 4or 30 days for pre
sentence observation.
State vs Walter Paul Brokus
Pleaded guilty to charge of burg
lary not in a dwelling, sentenced
! to two year in state penitentiary.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Kenneth Ahrenkiel, 320
Elma eve., charged with driving
while intoxicated, without driv
er's license and illegal possession
of liquor; fined $250 and sen
tenced to 30 days in jail for driv
ing while intoxicated: other
charges continued; committed to
necuon arm psm wim imun,-
cient clearance, posted total of
$15 bail on both charges
School Fund Ruled
Out as Payment of
Membership Dues
District school boards having
representation in the Oregon
School Boards association cannot
pay membership dues out of school
district funds. Attorney General
George Neuner held Thursday.
Neuner said school boards de-
siring to use public funds for this
purpose should seek permission
from the legislature, the only
source for such authority. The
opinion was requested by Rex
Putnam, state superintendent of
public instruction.
I DISEASES INCREASE
PORTLAND, May 20 -OP)- A
half-dozen diseases are striking
more Oregonians this year than
last, the state board of health
has reported. Prevalence of in
fluenza, dysentery, measles.
infantile paralysis and whooping
cougn has increased.
Capekin ,s named after Cape
Town, South Africa, and is a leath-
er obtained from a small African
sheep.
Lant 2 lays
JOE'S
Upstairs Clothes Shop
Selling Out
Sacrifice Sale
Ends Saturday,
Hay 22nd, at 9 p.m.
Everything . Must Be
Sold Regardless
cf Cast.
Super Quality
SWTS
New - Smart Styles. Most
Wanted. Expensive 100 Wool
Worsted Fabrics, Every Size
Regular, Short, Stout and Long.
Single and Double Breasted
Models.
& Vs oil
REGULAR PRICES
SPORT COATS
SLACKS, PANTS &
FUR FELT HATS
At 1a Off
All Furnishings
Ai Vz Off
Your Last Opportunity to Buy
These New, Top Quality
Clothes at a Fraction of Our
Regular, Plainly Marked Pri
ces. Notice All Goods on Deposit
Must Be Called For On or Be
fore May 22nd.
Open
Every Nighl
Till 9 O'Clock
Upstairs
'Clothes Shop
442 Siaio St.
AbT Morris Optical Ce
Next Doer to Nohlgrea't
' Kestanrsjit.
Look for the Neoa EUetrle
Flashing Sara fit Sign
Above Entrance.
9
Faded Denim
Pedal Pushers
Sizes10 to 18
Blue and Rose
Sanforized Shrunk
Large Patch Pocketi
O Turned-Up Cuffi
Faded Denim
Shorts
$298
Size 7 to 14
O Two Pocketi
O Cuff Bottoma
Ladies sizes
12 to 20
2.98
Ever-Ready
Shave Brushes
69c 1.29
Gift Boxed
Shaving Sets
39c 1.98
Including blades
IAL
Gifts for HER
Size 32
Fine Knit Rayon
O White and Tearoe
O Guaranteed by Good
Housekeeping
K All
Gifts for
Boy's
Sport
19
Checks - Plain and Western Patterns
Slightly Irregular, but Wear not
Campus Lastex
wim Trunks
Men's? S-M-L
O Belted Style
O Handy Pocket
O White - Kelly -
and Sun Gold
FOR NATIONALLY KNOWN BRANDS - - -
THE STORES OF
67.
prove it pays to uxdk a
like these ....
Grade of '48
"Spun-Lo" Knit
Rayon Slips
to 44
SATIN
BRASSIERES
Sizes 32 to 18
O Adjustable Shoulder
Strap
O White - Ice Blue -Black
and Nude
elastic supporters. White. Ice
Black and Nud. Sizes 24-26-28
COLOGNE, FANCY GIFT
Various well known brands
WHITE PURSES - WITH
Gold finish clasp - fully lined -
tipper coin purse
STURDY VANITY CASE
Brown check design - mirror
size Httx8ttx4Vi.
GRADUATION CARDS
for that special occasion
BOXED CHOCOLATES -
Dark and Milk Chocolate
"HIM
Cotton
Shirts
Sizes 4 to 14
Affected.
$J98
Royal
BETTER VALUES
blocfc further for values
i.69 v rrv
BROCADED GARTER BELTS
Blue.
i.69
BOTTLES
39c
up
STRAP
2.93
2.49
5c tlOc
Each
GIFT BOXED
Lb. 59c ,93c
100 Wool
Swim Trunlio
Boy Mixes 2S-28-J0 r3
O Wid Bastia Waist Band
O Maize - Red - Royal -
Copen and Beige I .
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