City. I'ew lKrneffsli
PERMITS ISSUED
Alteration permits issued by
the city engineer's office Tuesday
went to Hiram Arnick for a house
at 775 X. 20th St., $1,000; Milo
VanHouten for a house at 1831
Fairgrounds rd.. $200; Emery J.
Newton for a house at 622 N. 17th
st , $200, and to Leslie Elfcrd for
a house at 1251 Howard St., $500.
Reroofing permits were issued to
J. W. Dart for a house at 385
S. 24th st.. $200 and to Mrs George
Bayne for a store building at 347
State st., $400 Alex Potter was
authorized to build a chimney at
896 Mill st., $400.
Legionnaires: Dine and dance with
yonr guests at your American Le
gion club.
Asparagus now ready for freez
ing and canning Fiala Ranch, 3
miles north of Salem in Polk Co
Ph. 23072 Bring containers.
DEMPSIE HOME SOLD
The Stuart G. Dempsie home
on North 15th street was sold re-
cently to Mr. and Mrs. William
E. Walsh of Wenatchee, Wash.
Mrs. Walsh and sons Larry and
William will join Mr. Walsh here
when Mr;. Dempsie and daugh- !
ten Kae and Marie leave late in
July to join Mr. Dempsie at Tilla- ,
mook. Dempsie was recently ap
pointed manager of the Tillamook !
branch of the First National bank j
of Portland, after serving several j
years as assistant manager of the
Salem branch. J
Electric Roto Rooter. sewers.,
drains cleaned. Specialized serv- ;
ice. better, faster, for le-g. Ph. i
6327. ;
Qulckfrez 12 'a cu. ft. heme freez- j
r, $369 95. Broadw ay Appliance j
Co, 453 Court Street.
BABIES GO HOME
Mothers taking home infant sons
from Salem General hospital Tues
day were Mrs. Raymond Joyner,
Independence; Mrs. Ervin York,
Salem route 4; Mrs. E. A. Radke,
Salem roue 4; Mrs. Clarence Zie
linski. Salem route 7; Mrs. Ernest
Vanderzanden, Independence, and
Mrs. Michael P a m a s i. 2340 S.
Commercial st. Mrs. Bill McCar-
er, 243 N. 21st st , ard Mrs. Frank
t Lemon Jr., left with new daughters.
Croley Frostmaster 4 cu. ft home
freezer. $159 95. Broadway Appli
ance Co . 453 Court St.
Legionnaires: Dine and dance with
your gue-t sat your American Le
gion club.
Johns-Kanville shingles
right over your old roof;
no musy Three year to
year guaiantee. Call 4642
estimate. Matt. is Bros ,
Com'l.
applied
no fuvs.
pay. 10
for free
164 S.
ALDRICH TRIAL CONTINUED
Marion county district court
trial in the case of Frederick C.
Aldrich of Portland, charged with
driving while intoxicated, opened
I Tuesday and was continued until
Thursday at 9:30 a.m.' District
Judge Joseph Felton, who presid
I ed at the trial Tuesday, was called
! by the district attorney as a wit
: ness and so disqualified himself.
; Neither a judge nor a place for
; continuance of the trial Thursday
has been arranged for yet. Judge
Felton said Aldrich was arrested
by state police April 22 just south
of Salem on highway 99E.
Karakul Karpet. It's new, it's re
versible, it's 100' J, virgin wool and
woven through and through, only
$4.95 per sr, yd Ph. 7643 or 3364.
Frostair dupiex. 10 '2 cu. ft. re
frigerator; a 7 ru. ft. deluxe re
frigerator plus n 3.5 cu. ft. frozen
food locker, a 90 cube ieemaker,
a compliment to any home. $593.
Broadway Appliance Co.. 453
Court Street.
SALEM STUDENTS HONORED
John Rowell, Rollin Haag. Pres
ton Smith and Phyllis MacGiegor,
all of Salem, were among 96 sen
iors designated as honor students
..! the 79th annual commencement
exercises at Oregon State college
recently. Smith and Haag com
pleted courses in business and
technology. Rowell in agriculture 1
and Miss MacGregor in home eco- 1
nomics.
Beat the heat. Air conditioning
units. Judson's 279 N. Com 1.
Baby shower gifts, some hand
made, and hand work pillow
cases, at 390 McNary St.
Thor Automagic washers & Thor
ironers now on display at Ralph
Johnson Appliances. 355 Center.
Ph. 4036.
ARTICLES LISTED
Articles of incorporation of
North Marion Services. Inc.. was
listed with the Marion county
clerk Tuesday by John W Ram
age, Gladys Miller, Bernard N.
Miller, Tim H. Bjelland, Joseph
R. Vanderbeck and Harry W. Kef
tell. Capital stock for the corpora
tion Is listed as $10,000. Purpose
; of the business is to deal in real
and personal property.
For Rent: Cars, vans, stakes and
pickups. Smitty'i Clipper Serv
ice, Center & Church. Ph. 600.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association. 390 State st
York 18 cu. ft. home freezers,
$545.00. Broadway Appliance Co .
453 Court Street
SELECTED BY DAT
James Callaway of Salem is to
represent Salem chapter, Disabled
American Veterans, as state com
mitteeman as a result of the week
end's state convention in Roseburg.
Only other officer chosen from Sa
lem was Katie Johns, senior vice
commander of the auxiliary.
4 cu. ft. Apt. size refrigerators,
$165.95. Broadway Appliance Co.,
453 Court Street.
Dance tonight Crystal Gardens.
Bring your fur problems to Ben
Wittner Furs, restyling, repairing,
storage. 142 S. High St.
HEREFORD GROUP TO MEET
j Oregon Polled Hereford associ
I ation members will meet tonight
i at the Salem chamber of com
; merre rooms to hear Dick Hib
1 bard. Imbler. director of the Na
tional Polled Hereford association,
vpeak. R. B Sears is president of
the Oregon association.
j Peggy Turley, formerly of Ogden's
; Beauty Salon, is now managing at
Broadway Beauty Shop, 1035
Brondway. Phone 8704.
- Buck Nation in person, Shrock
Varie'y Show. KSLM 12:45 to 1
Tues. thru Saturday.
EXCHANGERS TO NOMINATE
The Salem Exchange club will
nominate candidates for next
week's election of officers in a
meeting at the Salem hotel today
at noon. Salem Cherryland prin
cesses will be featured guests at
todav'e luncheon se.-ion.
Buck Nation in person, Shrock
Variety Show, KSLM 12:45 to 1
Tues. thru Saturday.
Father's Day Sunday June 20th.
Sport shirts, slacks, pajamas, lots
of new neckwear. Alex Jones,
121 N. High Sv
VANDALISM REPORTED
M. E. Moore, 3310 Silverton rd.,
complained to city police Tuesday
that a motorist drove across his
lawn Monday night, damaging the
turf and several flower beds. The
errant car, he said, was 1931
Ford roadster.
Dance tonight Crystal Gardens.
COLVALESCING AT HOME
Mrs. Earl Cooley, who recently
underwent a major operation at
Salem General hospital, is now
convalescing at the home of her
mother, Mrs. A. F. Marcus, and is
able to receive visitors.
Lose 10 lbs. with 10 treatments.
Reduced rates for June. E-Z
Way will reduce your wait, hips
and thighs. Ph. 6253. 543 N
Church.
Bridge party. Have your clothes
washed and dried at the Laun
! derette while gone. 1255 Ferry.
! NAMES ARE FILED
An assumed business name cer
tificate for Salem Builders Supply,
212 Masonic building, was filed
with the Marion county clerk
Tuesday by W. G. Burris, E. D.
Crabtree and Edwin Keech.
TOWN SEND CLUB MEETS
Townsend club 4 will meet at
2125 N. 4th st., tonight at 7:30
I o'clock.
j RETURN FROM TRIP
! Leonard A Zorrie. 2158 N. 34h
St., and family recently returned
from a one-week motor trip to
Vancouver. B.C.
Attention Eagles: Two free shows
to be held at 8:30 and 10:30 every i V
Wed. Guest night bring your ' fi ma
friends. .QfliS
WALTON LEAGUE MEETS
The Salem IzaaJt Walton league
and auxiliary will meet tonight
at Mayflower hall beginning with
a no host dinner at 0:30 pjn. A
business meeting will begin at 8
o'clock.
HELD FOR MICHIGAN
Cletus O'Brien, Detroit, Mich..
released from the state prison here
Tuesday, is being held in Marion
county Jail for Detroit authorities.
He is wanted there on a breaking
and entry charge.
TAKEN TO ALBANY
Clarence James Gandy, Aums
ville, was taken to Albany by Linn
county officers after his arrest at
Aumsville by a sheriffs deputy
Tuesday on a Linn county warrant
! charging him . with obtaining
; money by false pretenses.
Auto glass installed. Floor Sand
ers for rent. R. D. Woodrow, 450
Center St.
COMPLAINT FILED
Marion county court has under
advisement a complaint received
Tuesday from nine Woodburn re
sidents that a sawmill there is
burning sawdust and other refuse
in the open, causing a fire and
health hazard.
Lester DeLapp
Commercial
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Furnitnre
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Phono X-17S
Salem, Orcgea
Club Combo tonite Tiny McDan- 0
11.3 IUIU Wl MC.'ll CI.
Dance tonight Crystal Gardens.
Announcement . .
MAY HAUL LOGS
Hugo Cook, Salem route 2, was j
granted permission by Marion j
county court Tuesday to haul logs
over certain roads in Marion coun- 1 1
ly. a similar permu was graniea
to Adam Lapin, Salem route 2.
Cigars for Father's Day, popular
brands. Boxes of 25 and 50 at
Ruth's Lobby, Pioneer Trust Bldg.
Dance tonight Crystal Gardens.
Let the experienced airline per
sonnel of Willamette Travel Ser- i
vice handle your domestic &c in-
ternational reservations. Conveni- j
ently located in Lobby of Senator i
Hotel. Call 2-4568.
AUTO LOOTED
A pair of binoculars and 50 feet
of garden hose were stolen from
the car of George K. Aiken at ,
1176 E st., sometime recently, city i
police reported Tuesday. I
Selections of Compartments (Crypts and
Niches) now being made in New Addition to
Mt. Crest Abbey
MAUSOLEUM and CREMATORIUM
( Now Nearing Completion)
For Appointment Please Call
5484 or 3173
Lloyd T. Rigdon
Manager
Salem Mausoleum it Crematorium
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MARINE RESERVE MEETS
Salem's marine corps reserve
unit will meet tonight at 7:30
In buildir e T-514. Salem airport.
Regular i lass room instruction
plus close order drill will take
place F.r.listmenti for those de
siring to attend summer training
session from August 21 to Septem
ber 4 are being accepted at the
office in Salem city hall or at Wed
nesday meeting nights at the sir
port. Several makes of mangle type
ironers. immediate deli er
Broadway Appliance Co, 453
Court St.
Thor Glaiiirons for rent. $2.50 per
week. Broadway Appliance CV .
453 Court St.
leveral makes of washing ma
chines, standard size, hr.d port
able. Broadway Appliance Co..
453 Court St.
GAISER GIRL GRADUATES
Rosemarv H. Gaiser, daughter
of Mr. and" Mrs. S. Gaiser, 825 N.
winter st , was among 234 gradu
ating seniors at Pomona college,
Claremont. Calif. Miss Gaiser
graduated from Salem senior high
school in 1944 and won scholar
ships for three terms of study at
f'omona. She was graduated cum
aude.
Malestic and Croley Radios
? roadway Appliance Co, 453
ourt St."
Permaglas 32-gal. elec. water
heater, lifetime guarantee. $154 95
Broadway Appliance Co , 453
Court St.
FIREWORKS RULE ISSUED
City Attorney Chris K-witz
Tuesday said that firecrackers
may be sold in Salem only from
June 25 to July 5 and can be
fired only on July 3 ,4 and 5. No
fireworks may be fired in fire
lomm one at anytime. Kowitz reminded.
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Births
ETZEL- - i'o Mr. and Mrs Hil
lary Etezl. 550 N. Summer st., a
son, Tuesday, June 15, at Salem
Memorial hospital.
GUBSER To Mr. and Mrs Don
ald Gubser, Dayton, a se n, Tues
day, June 15, at Salem Memorial
hospital.
MINK To Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Mink, Salem route 8. a daughter,
Tuesday, June 15, at Salem Mem
orial hospital.
ORR To Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Orr,
365 S. 16th st , twins, a son and
daughter, Tuesday, June 15, at Sa
lem General hospital.
SAWYER To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Sawyer, 1346 Lee st., a
son, Tuesday, June 15, at Salem
General hospital.
STINNETT To Mr and Mrs
Ralph L. Stinnett, 1260 Center st.,
a son, Tuesday, June 15, at Salem
General hospital.
STEIN To Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam A. Stein, Portland, a son,
Tuesday, June 15, at Salem Gen
eral hospital.
ANDERSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert L. Anderson, jr., a son,
Monday, June 14, at Salem Gen
eral hospital.
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FROr.l 7 CARS l JUNE '46
... TO 21,000 CARS TO
DG DUILT IU JUNE '40!
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still tho novost tars on tbo road!
TEAGUE MOTOR & IMPLEMENT CO., 335 N. Liborty St., Salom, Orocjon
SHOWER MOTOR A
IMPLEMENT CO.
SUyton, Oregon
TOMLIN MOTOR CO.
Woodburn, Oregon
BRADLEY BROS.
2nd & Lewis St, Silverton, Oregon
Th Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Wdn daj. Jnn 16, 193 5
-JAYSON'S
this SUNDAY is...
Father (good old Dad, that is) really deserves one
day to sit back and be the center of attention. And
it's a pleasure Sir! For we've set aside some "terrif
ic" gifts to honor a "terrific" guy.
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For Dad ... a Hammonton Park Suit, distinctively
styled, hand tailored in all wool, hard finished wor
steds, sharkskins and gabardines ... in the pattern
ond shade he most desires. Timed for Father'! Day at
$37.50 a,,d
You can make a fuss over Dad
smart fitting, beautiful Van H
Jayscn shirt in either fane wh
cloth or ''striking itripes." W
iaYge selection of collar sty
patterns from
with a
esen or
ite Droad-
nave a
l
ict ana
$3.50 $4.95
t3
Buy Dad's slacks where Dad wcuid buy them 'caus
Jayscn e have aways specialized in really tins quality
eiacks In ail wool bagarair.es, beaiords, plaids and just
about anything you're looking fcr at- lop values from
S12.95andup. ! ;
And there's always that harmonizing spx.it coat to go withi these
new slacks. You will be able to find jut the pattern to compli
ment his appearance from our laige stock of California
origin Is. .
Mallory Straws and famous Mallory crav
enetted fur felts. He can always use a new
hat to top off his wardrobe, especially the
new pastel shaded "Mallory Dallas," fea
turing comfort and style frcm
56.95 and up
Tell Pep he't a great guy
with either a sport hort or a
T-shirt Something he'll ap
preciate for casual wear after
work and on hie vacation.
We do have an outstanding
selection of the most desir
able lines on the market
Sport ihirt from $3-93
T-ahirts'
And there's the good old stand
bys socks or tie. No man ever
has too many of these. And
especially the socks and ties
we've ben saving for F-Day
they're truly "knock-outs," dif
ferent, distinctiv and outstanding.
Sock from
(Westminister, Wilson, Esauir,
from
(Cheney. Van Huesn, Superba;
Have you seen the new Swank Tie Klip with his initial or
the Pearl Sword Model as advertised in life?
1 a (sxui it
from C1QK
$2.50 1