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f i I i I , ELLUSCHI CONFERS f. Pietro Belluschi. Portland archi tect, inspected the lobby of the Clarion hotel and conferred with Jiotel directors Friday prepara tory to completing plans ' for the remodeling of the hotel lobby, Belluschi, who has designed many hew ndrthwest buildings, is in charge of the remodeling of the Marion, and will also. execute the plans and design of the proposed Marion county courthouse. i Friendly 'Farm will be closed July 4th & 5th. ? wr "Beat' the heat Air conditioning units. Judson's., 279 N. Com'I. Old time dance tonite 239 Court. XA&SON TO BUILD Herman Larson was issued a "building permit Friday by the ,city engineer's, office to erect a new dwelling at 2380 Claude st, to cost $4,500. Alteration permits issued by the office Friday, were to H A. Roeske, to repair a house it 2677 Portland rL, $400; X H. Goff to reroof a garage at 337 N. Cottage st, $100, and to Luna Ralston to alter a house at 485 Ford st, $1,000. jXet the experienced airline per sonnel of Willamette Travel Serv ice handle your domestic and "in ternational reservations. Converi ently located in lo,bby of Senator hotel. Call 2-4568. Legionnaires: Dine and dance vith v your guests at your American I re gion club. Dance tonite CrvVtal Garden. MISTAKES CAR. LOSES A case f mistaken identity of cars Friday caused Paul T)odf Independence, phone to leave several arjiHes of . merchan dise in the wpofie car, citV police report. Po'ice ask that the person who found two mop handles, two mop heads, a wax applicator and a Can of polish cleaner to conta Dqdd at his phone number or call the police station, Salem. "Legionnaires: Dine and dance with your guests at your American Le gion club. - Karakul Karpet. It's new, if re versible, it's 100 virgin wool and woven through and through, only 4.95 per sq. yd. Ph. 7648 or 3364. Dance tonite Crystal Gardens. 1$ IN CITY JAUj Something of a record will be established for the Fourth of July weekend at the city jail, police record show. Eighteen persons were held at the jail on various charges Friday night and since municipal court does not .convene ' until Tuesday morning, police be- lieved that the jail would be even more crpwded before the weekend Is over. Lormon's Dress Shop under new management. All women's wear goes on sale . starting July 1st. Thor Automatic washers & Thor Ironers now, on display at Ralph Johnson Appliances, 355 Center. Ph. 4036. Dance tonite Crystal Gardens. REED ARRESTED Fredric Reed, Salem route 1, was arrested by city police early Friday morhing on a charge of reckless driving, liquor Involved, in the 200 block on North High street, polife records show. He pleaded innocent to the charge and municipal court has set his trial for. Juy 16 at 1:30 pjn. He was released on $150 bail. I Johns-Man villa shingles applied right over your old roof; no fuss, no muss. Three years to pay, 10 year guarantee. Call 4642 for free estimate. Mathis Bros., 164 S. ComT. Insured sayings earn more than two per cent at Salem Federal Savings Association, 390 State st. Dance toniie Crystal Qardens. ARTICLES' FILED The B. P. & S. Lumber com pany, Portland, filed articles of corporation! with the- Marion county cleijk's office' Friday, list ing Its capital 1 stock at $10,000. M. N. Eberj, Arthur D. Jones and Mary W. Qurren, aU of Portland, were listed as the company own ers. Use Royaldloth for picnic tables. It's coated with Flexiprene. It doesn't crack, peel or stick. It's heat resistant. See it at Elfstrom's Wallpaper Dept. ' Buy your tickets for the big July 4 Am. Led. celebration at down town booths of Am. Leg. Aug.. Cap. Unit No. 9. $1.00. Gilmore's closed till Dress Shop will be yuly 6. Old Time Dance VFW hall Sat. Dance tonite Glenwood. ' BUSINESS CHANGES C. Gobler filed an assumed busli nes name for the Willamette Real Estate, 172 S. Liberty sU with the Marion" county clerk Friday. A certificate of retirement from the same-firm was filed by G. F. Webb of Salem. . Old'Time Dance VFW ban Sat. The Temple Cafe" will be under new management July 1st by Mae Vlasick and Harold Kennison. We will appreciate your patronage. Mae Vlasick, Harold Kennison, Bill Post. ; r Dance, VFW Hall, Saturday. . : MRS BEUTELL CANDIDATE - Mrs. Ruth BeuteUf Salem route 0, filed with the Marion county - clerk . Friday her declaration of - candidacy as republican precinct committeewoman in the East Sa lem precinct in November's gen eral election.. Air-sfeamship tickets 'anywhere. Kugel, 7694. 733 N. Capitol St. ':-" ".!' 'Everyone enjoys Glenwood. i . GREEN GUARDS ALERTED Green Guards,, an organization of Oregon boys and girls, ages 8 to. l were asked Friday by the Keep Oregon Green - association to be on the alert for- forest fires in, their communities.: The alert called attention to the fact that fires can easily be started by fire works oyer the holidays and asked the? Green Guards to call this to the- attention of careless persons. fcOver 20.128 boys- and i girls are members of the' organi zation m uregon. Freddie Keller' & his orch. tonite. Glen wood i f :- t Dance tonite Glen wood. Furs remodeled by Sen Wittner are distinctive and styled to your needs. 142 S. High st. " KALLER BOUND OVER John Michael Kalier, 'a tran sient charged with auto larceny, was. , bound over to the Marion county jury Friday by the Stay ton justice court. Kalier is charg ed with stealing an auto from the Stan Baker Motor company in Salem June ;18. He was arrested in Medford June 26 after the ve hicle was involved in an accident. He is being held in the, county jail in lieu of $2,000 bad. Dance tonite Glenwood. j Freddie Keller it his orch. tonite, 'Glenwood. ' ; I I Keep coo? at the Salem Ice Arena ' Evening 8:00-10:30 p.m. ! BILLY FRENCH HURT i Billy French, ,12, 1340 Nebraska St.. was itreated by first aid men ' Friday for in injury to hi? eye, j believed by aidmen to have been j suffered I: when struck by- a sharp i object. The ; ball of the eye . was at first believed to be punctured but was iound to be only bruised, aidmen said. GET MARRIAGE LICENSES A marriage license, was issued in Portland to Dallis J. Young, Portland, ' and Del or is- Seifert. Hubbard route 1. Getting license to wed at Oregon City were Jos eph S. Jeli, Mt. Angel, and Vera J. Gilmbra, Molalla. Let's go to plenwood. Freddie (Keller A his oreh. tonite, Glenwood. . MRS. SAUERS BETTER Mrs. Irma Sauers, formarly of fice secretary with Salem Art Tile company, who has been confined to-Salem General hospital for the last 3 weeks, expects to be at home next week, friends announced. Mrs. Sauers underwent major surgery during her confinement. lender new management. Tip Top Motel andTrailer Park welcomes your patronage. Reas. rates. 3580 S. Com I - INSPECT ROADS County Gommis.-ioner Ed Rog ers and Land Agent William Thiel son returned to Salem Friday af ternoon from an all-day trip to Gates where they inspected ooun ty .property along the north fork of the Santiam river. TOWN i? END PICNIC All Townsend club members and friends are invited to s pio .nic Monday at the Mahany h,oma, 256 N. 20th st., it was announced by ToSvnsend club 17 Friday. Those attending are to bring a picnic lunch. DAUGHTER, SON DISMISSED Mrs. D. Waters, 664 Brays ave., with her baby daughter and Mrs. Eugene Clampitt, Independence, with her baby son were dismissed Friday; from Salem General hos pital, j" MEMORIAL DISMISSALS Salem Memorial hospital Fri day dismissed Mrs. Robert Mo Kinney, Lebanon, with her baby daughter and. Mrs. Melvin Nichol, West Stay ton, with her baby son. BUSINESS NAME FILED An assumed business name for the Snack Shop, 175 N. High sL, was filed with the Marion sounty clerk Friday by J. L. and Eliza beth Uebelmanv bom of Salem. LOG PERMIT ISSUED The Marion county court Fri day issued a permit to William McCoy of Mill City to haul logs over county roads to the Podraska mill near Mehama. RECEIVE: FAY IN ADVANCE State employes here Friday re ceived their paychecks covering June three days in advance, of the regular pay day. The secretary of state explained this action was taken; because of the Fourth of July weekend holidays. ; - ? ' 4, - " - . t - A - TORGESON To Mr. and Mrs. Donald Torgeson, 1740 Berry st a sod, Friday, July 17 at Salem Memorial hospitaL -f KELSO To Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Kelso, Monmouth, a "son, Thursday. July 1, at Salem Gen eral hospitaL - JAMES To Mr. and Mrs. W. W. James, 111$ S. 18th st, a daughter, Friday, July 2, at Salem General hospitaL LcderCcLnpp Camsaerelal HaaJiag -FaraJtare Koviag '-i 6 111$ ' He. Caaal. i-ms Hall Dissolves! State Guard by Proclamation i Proclamation dissolving the Ore gon state . guard as of June 30 was issued by Gov. John H. HaU here Friday. Included in the ac tion is Salem's company K. 12th battalion; under eotnmandershrp of Li. CeL Al J. Crose of Salem. The -state .guard was organized by ; legislative authority following the induction of the Oregon Na tional guard into federal ecrvke in September, 1940. The national guard is now reactivated and available for state -service: which was the purpose of the state guard during the war. CoL Crose said Friday that most state guard officers are still in the irseive and can be called ? back by the governor on emer-j gency. Enlisted men, be said, have j been discharged. The local organization of the state guard, Crose said, was made up of a rifle company, truck com pany, battalion headquarters com pany4 and motorcyrle patroL Among highlights of local com pany's existence, he said was the modernization of the armory ear lier this year. The work was completed through funds received by the state guard while it had charge of the armory. Officers of the guard here included, besides Crose, Lt. Col. Kenneth Graber, and Maj. Ira Pilcher, who was armory custodian. In dissolving the state guard, Gov. Hall said he wished to com mend the officers and men. both individually and collectively, for their unselfish and highly effici ent service during the past seven years. Uses Own Resources "The state guard performed its duties with great credit and ful filled its responsibilities without compensation and at considerable sacrifice," he said. He added that. ' in many in stances, members of the state guard used their own resources to purchase uniforms -and equipment Copies of the dissolution proc lamation have been sent to state guard officials. " -;: aV 'WusBaV.-' O. ftp : ai - i .' M CIRCUIT COURT State of Oregon vs. Jack Graves, Roy L. Bogg and James Ogden White: Order dismisses indictments against defendants on grounds of insufficient evidence and faulty indictment. Reconstruction finance corpora tion vs. Eugene C. Davis and Lin wood Cromwell, doing business as Donald garage: Plaintiff files mo tion seeking dismissal of defend ants' cross complaint. Erwin E. Ba Herman vs. J. 'EL Frizell and others and Kingwood Canning company: Defendant, J. X. Frizell, files answer for himself alone denying plaintiffs allega tions. Plaintiff files motion to place case on trial docket. Leonard J. Maxwell vs. Israel Hartman: Defendant files resist ance to previous motion filed by plaintiff and moves that hearing on defendant's motion for a new trial be held as soon as possible. Norma Boedigheimer and Edith Wilson vs. Clarence Coffin and Waldo Hills Telephone company: Plaintiffs file reply to defendant denying each and every allegation. J. E. Try on vs. Joe L. Shaw: Plaintiff files motion for default order. PROBATE COURT Dan B. Jarmaa estate; Order ad mits estate for probate and ap points the United States National Bank of Portland as executor. Anna CaUhan estate: Order sets August 2 for hearing on final ae hount. t Sophia A. Thurman estate: Or der sets July 31 lor hearing on final account. . .. Wilbur, Elmer, James and Mar garet Peaff guardianship estate: Order permits sale of real prop erty. Emma C Lassas estate: Order appoints Alois Keber executor. Caroline Ma honey estate: Order approves decree of final settle ment. Anna Merkle estate: Order ap proves waiving appointment of ap praisers. MUNICIPAL COURT James S. Eakin. Clackamas, vio lation of basic rule, posted $25 baiL La Verne D. Dumond, Centra lia, Washu, no front fenders on car, and without driver's license, posted to tal of $7.50 baiL Frederic Reed, Salem route 1, charged with reckless driving, li quor involved. Pleaded innocent, trial set for July 16 at 1:39 pjn. in municipal court. ' ) Fredeick Toal, Chico, Calif, vio lation of basic rule, fined $18. MARRIAGE LICENSES Henry K. Green, $1; sawmill worker, Aumsville, and Ruth Q. Stephenson, 45, housewife, 904 S. 20th st, Salem, f Llewellyn E. Clark, SI, account ant, and Ethel A. Logm. 39, record clerk, both of Seattle, Wash, i Expert, RaliabU ViaWL3 t . noplririgi Can 7S2S -2S Caart SL CuAE)D Trailways T" -' Mrs. Hoenig Named ehool Supervisor One of th two recently-created vacancies in the Marion county, rural school supervisor staff was filled Friday, reported Mrs. Agnes Booth, Marion county superinten dent of schools. The vacancies were caused by the resignation last week of Mrs. Vivian Hoenig and Mrs. Carmelite Weddle, county school rural super visors. The two resigned because the Marion county budget commit tee refused to grant their request ed salary increases. Mrs. Booth said Friday, how ever, that Mia. Hoenig. who had been "second', supervisor, has ac cepted the position vacated by Mrs. Weddle. This still leaves a vacancy at Mrs. Hoenig's former position. The new contract was offered Mrs. Hoenig by the- county educa tion board with the consent) of the county court, Mrs. Booth reported. Mrs. Weddle had sought a salary boost from $250 to $280 per month while Mrs. Hoenig requested an increase from $240- to $270. Each received a $10 per month raise. In accepting the new position Friday, Mrs. Hoenig will receive the advanced salary of $260 per month originally graated Mrs. Weddle. Mrs. Weddle announced she will teaoh the eighth grade ail Ketcer school. She had been em- Kloysd by the sounty school super ltendeat's office for 10 years. Ens. Bradshaw Home on Leave 'Ensign Fred Bradshaw spent a few days early this weak with .his parents, the F. O. Bradshaws, at their Chemekete street home. He has been stationed ia Tsingtao, China, for two years, on the de stroyer Fred T. -Berry, on which he has been chief engineer officer. After a brief visit with his par ents he left by plane Wednesday "night for New London, Conn, where be will attend submarine school. Bradshaw, who graduated from Salem schools and attended Willamette university, graduated from .Annapolis two years sgo. He was home on leave from his duties last November. " 432 Enrolled at Klamath School Summer students st the Oregon vocational school : st ' Klamath Falls now number 432, against the peak of 915, O. I. Paulson, state director of vocational edu cation, announced hare Friday. The low enrollment was 35, a week after the institution opened in July, 1947. Paulson said it had been found necessary to place a restriction on the number of stu dents due largely , to a shortage of housing. He predicted an en rollment of slightly leas than 950 when the Jail term opens.- J Fcdcml i i i . a Pheae 2-41X9 i ' ::' ::'-- y: to Expand Depot Facilities Hi nest Coast Trailwajs officials Fray amMnnced their Salem depe4 al Narth Ugh and Marion streets win he Gambled fas sis ta a sasiiralisflsn and exasuaslen pregram starting Jaty It. New; : leeated te the rear right sale af the baliding ta ike large phate, v the depot will ascapy the entire strnctare after alterations ara csasphlii. Ianavatsans win Inclade a new reataarant. waltlag rasas and ticket office. IVtared in the small aheU are IL G. Caeper. right. Salesa Trailwars snaaager aad W. C Hlmpasa. rartland. Renovation of. Building to Add Cafe, Offices to Bus Terminal West Coast Trailways announced Friday that its present bus depot st North High and Marion streets wilt be enlarged and re modeled into a modern, two-story building beginning July 10. The plans were revealed by W. C. Simpson, Portland, company vice president and general traffic manager, who was in Salem with four other high Trailways officials. They were M. E. Moore, Dallas, Tex., president of all Trailways operations; James Emory, Dallas, national vice-president; Gene Al len, San Francisco, general mana ger of West Coast Trailways and Art Nay, Los Angeles, general manager of Santa Fe Trailways. The new depot will occupy all of the building now housing the depot and the Green Spot market, whose lease expired July 1. Ralph Borrego, Oregon City, owner of the building, said immediate plans call for a complete change of the floor plan, including in stallation of a new cafeteria. The second floor, to be occupied by Trailways. offices, will be con structed later, Borrego stated. E. J. Callahan, Salem architect, is in chsrge of the plans, and blueprints for the job are nearly completed. The restaurant will' be operated by Floyd R. McNall, Sa lesn restauranteur and former owner of the Grand Central mar ket. The restaurant will be lo cated on the High street side in space now occupied by the market- Other modernization plans call for enlargement of the ticket of fice and waiting room, construc tion of a baggage room and rest rooms and installation of a 10 foot marquee to facilitate .under cover loading and unloading. H. O. Cooper, manager of Trailways operations in Salem since 1945. will continue in charge, Simpson said. Buddies Seek Aurora Man ' Orover J. Friedrich. formerly of Aurora route 4, is being sought by his former WorldWar L bud dies, according to information re ceived Friday at the office of Marion County Sheriff Denver Young. Sheriff Young received a letter from the 308th Field Signal Bat talion Veterans association with headquarters in Akron. Ohio, seeking the whereabouts of Fried rich. The letter said that the asso ciation had been trying for sev eral years to contact Friedrich whose last address kndwn to the association was the Aurora rural route. The letter also noted that all but a few of the 600 men serving In Friedrich's battalion in 1917-18 have been -contacted. Friedrich would be about 50 or 60 years old now. Sheriff Young was in formed. Any information concern ing Friedrich may be relayed to the sheriffs office. UE 0FFEI1 aalldlag .ar areaarlag .bafldlag, delays seat saeaey. Ia eraer that yea can save aaen sy by not having delays, we offer yea an aaasaal serviea. Wa can handle year nrsHseas frees the very firs idea. Working with yea. we eaa draft year plans, thai heat salt year needs, sad thea eenstraet year hesae, decorate It. and prepare It fee aeeaaaaey. If yea areat la need af all these artless, wa prepared to assist yea ia aay fit fresa ear exaerteaee with all types of eeastraetSea and s4aa aiag, Why, dent yea eeaae aa and get aeaaalated with as. firs.? , -..-.. nOIES BEADnrUL TLANI TO FA8ir i 8-49M DBSiaNKSS - DKCOKATOM - OCH. CONTXACTOKS I"' t " ' " 1 1 Veterans Loans Reach New High Farm and home loans approved by the state veterans department, aggregating .$832,000, reached a new monthly high in June this year, department officials an nounced Friday. Loans since the inception of the department in ' June, 1945, aggre gate morar than $8,000,000. The maximum farm and horns loan is $6,000, based oa 75 per cent ap praisal of the property to be pur chased. Officials predicted that the loan applications for July would show a slight decrease when compared with those for June. Scouts Off for Summer Camp About 75 Scouts from five Sa lem troops leave today for Camp Pioneer near Marion Forks for the first of the Cascade area's five week-long sessions of the summer season. - Leaving ! will be troop 23 and Scoutmaster C. B. Angus;, troop 82 and Scoutmaster Dorsey Gray; troop 61 and Scoutmaster Charles Davis; troop 49 snd Scoutmaster Laurence Kanof f, and troop 1 1 and Scoutmaster Leland Edwards. Jerry Scott, executive of the I Cascade council area said much ! larger groups are expected to. at tend the camp In four periods later in the season. He pointed out that many scouts are working on the berry harvest and unable to attend the first session. The Hnp staff was busy through all of last week prepar ing facilities to handle the first group. The camp is located about 6Q miles southeast of Salem on Pine Ridge lake. Fairview Project Nears Completion A $609,848 construction project st Fairview home is sjmost com pleted. Superintendent Dr. Irvin Hill said Friday. A hew laundry building, capa ble of handling laundry for l00 patients, is in operstiori. Two em- 4 ployes' cottages and a dormitory will be ready for occupancy with in two weeks. Dr. Hill said. The laundry provides employ ment and training for about 60 boys and girls of various state institutions. In addition to Fain view home laundry the plant will soon take care of laundry from state tuberculosis hospital and the state school for the blind. YOU smviCE te baiid a hsaaa. ar aay type af ana. Wa know that yea will' 37U State It aaasayj W '' u 1 '. 4f : i Tha Statesman. Salem, Oregon, fkrrardaT. July 3. 19&3 3 Double Fnnerail For Brothers Sgt. Lyie IL Stephen and "Sgt. Maurice H. Stephen.' brothers who lost their lives during World War II in North: Africa, will be held today at 2 pjn. from the W. T. Rigdon chapeL' Capital post a. American Legion members will attend the service in a body and will conduct salu tary services. Interment will f fol low in Belcrest Memorial park. The brothers ere the sons' j of H. W.Stepheit Salem route 2. Both eter tho arm fram 1mm Stsff Sgt. Lyle IL Stephen was xuiea in active duty on April 28, 1943 and Sgt. Maurice H. Stephen on April 1, 1943. both in North Africa. . , . ' j J . . Survivors are the father; three brother, William Stephen i Snd Fred Stephen, both of Salem and Berdette Stephen, Des Moines, lows; eight sisters Alice S. SUtals, June Panther, Bna Stephen, Al fretta Stephen, Viola Siefert, Erar esteen Stephen. Henrieta Stephen and Bernice Stephen, all of Salem; an uncle, Fred Wymore of Salem, and several uncles snd aunts In tne east. i. John McCune GasC Foreman, Dies Jhn Wflber McCune, 78, Salem route t. for 28 yesrs yard foreman at Portland Gas snd Coke company here, died Friday at his residence. Funeral services are ta be held Tuesday st 10 am. at the dough. Barrick chapel, the Rev. Louis A. White officiating. Interment will be in Belcrest Memorial park. McCune was born Nov. 28. 1869 in Tyrone.! Pa. He later moved to Brookville, Kan, and became; en gaged in farming. While in Brook ville he "was tnarrwwl tn Vf bt-vbm Eikleberry. Together they j came to 2aiem In 1908 when he I was employed j by Portland Railway Light snd Power company, prede cessor to the gss snd coke com pany. In 1938 he moved to his small farm on route 9. 1 j He was a member of the Knight Memorial church and thai Odd Fellows lodge. . j j Survivors ar th wiiins Uw. garet; daughters, Jessie F Qrpoks. Mrs, Very E. Neubauer. Mrs.- Elva j T. Drakeley: sons, Wilber. Hj and waiter X. McCune. all of Salem. and by three granddaughters and on granoson. Travel in State Still Increasing Oregon drivers previewed 'traf fic volumes to come, by rolling up more mileage in May than in any month Kinr- .nlMiK.. i - . M..a.w,, j .vT retary of State Esrl Newbry re-i Travel , for the' month. Mtlmaf ed at 465.000,000 miles, wss basedj oa gasoune consumption snd; does not inciuae tne mileage of diesel operated vehicles. j Total May gasoline ssles reach ed 33.847,346 gallons, , nearly T per cent mora than was consum ed In April and $0 par cent more than was burned in wtwiriUi of 1941. Tsxes on this gallonage amounted to $1,942,387.32. j ompany ' " I . J Condensed Statement of Condition of I I- ': - 1 Solaas. As oC June ASSETS Loans and Discounts. U.S. Government SeicuriUes t OtHt-r 'Securitiag , ..l.j. .J.. Cash, Cash Items arfcr Balances with Othor Banks Other Assets Total Assets LABILITIES .Demand Deposits Time Deposits . . Other Liabilities Total liabilities CAPITAL. SURPLUS and RESERVES ..... i. $ 73.483.92 total UabiliUes & Capital , 4. $370X34X3 Comparafiva Ilgra Dec. 31, 1947 June 30. 1948 G. Carroll Masks. President - Bonold E. Jones, Vice Presldenl v AI R. nicker. Coshles DIRECTORS Earl K. Mooter' Ronald EL Jonas David O'Hare 1990 fairgrounds Road I k Each depositor's funds tip Federal Deposit f DOZTT? ana SHOVEL tVOHX ST T s a tlWItT i T0 your sayings June 30th Dlrldend j 2 Yt Sdcp Federal Savinls Zlrrccidicn J, 390 SUta SL, Ralcrri, Ora. ' rhont 2-41391 Special I GOLDEN STATE a WETH-R-PROOjr srnuELS STilKI 10 aL In $ gall lots lots 1X0 gaL In I jaL AvaiUUe ta Mediant aad Dark Qma. Ilea. Llfht sad Dark Brews. 1 t III CeaH Oragosi 4 30. 1948 $34 1.269.04 I 34f444.23 . . 65.053.33 189.531 2 25.783.12 $370X34X3 i S7Q4.439.24 183:615.33 r .3.540.53 $811,595. IB on Total Deposits $237,942.78 $S$3XS4.C3 v 'S tJ OFFICERS ,r 'Frank T. Cutsforth T. G. Rankin Qlsxxn M. dents , O. Carroll Meeka f Phone 1-4412 to $3,000 insured by- the Insurance Corp, 1 J f i