ESCAPEE FOUND HERE
City police were informed Mon
day, that 'a Portland mats serving
,m sentence in the Salem municipal
'Jail on an intoxication charge is
wanted in Portland where he es
caped from a police work gang
August 18. Salem police identi
fied the escapee as Alfonso
Remos, who was arrested in Salem
Saturday night He will be re
turned to Portland later this wetk.
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BUILDING PtRSUTS ISSUED
Lloyd Drorbauglf received a
permit from the city engineers j
office Monday to build a house!
and garage at: 955 ft. 14th st at!
to repair the j Modfl Food store, ! i I
275 N. High sti at a cost f $1,000 :
went to Edward Schunke. Permits T
for reroof ing hoiu.es went to Sam f
E.T 1011 fn.A.l.l (A I
Sam Roth; 1670 Yew st, $50, and
to Joe Peretola, 2198 S. Summer
St., ?250. J
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"Plaque Honors 'Long-Time -Mi. "Angel Doctors
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Chuck's Tavern will be closed for
vacation Monday through Friday,
Aug. 23-28. Will open again Sat. ; Karakul Karpet. ItH new, it's re-f
evening, Aug. 28. j versible, it's 100 virgin wool and I
wnvon thrni t an ftnf ; thrmiffri vtrttw ?
ELXJS VISITS SALEM
H. O. Ellis of Rosalia, Wash.,
has returned to his home from a
visit in Salem with his fhut-in
mother, Mrs. G. V. Ellis. Ellis
came here after harvesting crops
in Idaho.
Rummage sale, 410 E. Rural, all
VICTORY CLI'B TO MEET
Townsend Victory club 17 will
meer. at 8 o'clock tonight in the
home of Mrs. Olive Reddaway,
1421 N. Church st.
Broadway Beauty Shop open
eves, by appt. 1035 Broadway.
Ph. 8704.
MOVIE FOR HOLLYWOOD
CLUB
Members of Hollywood Lions
xlub will see a movie depicting
the story of coffee during their
' luncheon meeting Wednesday
noon in the Lion's den.
You will wear it with pride if it
is a new fur coat or one restyled
by Ben Wittner Furs, 142 S. High.
Phone 2-4727.
LICENSED TO WED
Marriage licenses have been
issued- at Vancouver, Wash., to
Ella Simons of Independence and
Hugh B. Hartle of Salem, to Jean
Grossnickle and Alvin J. Foote
and to Jessie Winstead and Jack
Sherman, all of Silverton.
Dance Wed. nite. Crystal Garden.
MAY HALL LOGS
A permit to haul logs over cer
tain Marion - county roads was
granted by Marion county court
Monday to Herman Free, Lyons,
and a permit to haul logs and pil
ing went to Darrall Bean, Wood
burn route 2.
Dance Wed. nite. Crystal Garden.
ADVERTISING MAN LISTED
J. Gordon Thornton, Associates,
an advertising business, is listed in
an assumed business name certifi
cate filed with the Marion county
clerk Monday by J. G. Thornton,
155 S. Liberty st.
Dr. David B. Hill's dental office
will be closed until Sept. 7th.
APPLIANCE FIRM FILES
An assumed business name "cer
tificate for Appliances and Spe
cialties Co., 398 Bliler ave., a
business engaged in selling vac
uum cleaning machines, was filed
with the Marion county clerk Mon
day by V. O. C ear lock of the Bli
ler avenue address,
Thor Automagie washers & Thor
ironers now on display at Ralph
Johnson Appliances, 355 Center.
Ph. 4036.
WILLARD WELLS HOME
Willard Wells, who has been a
patient at Salem General hospital
for several days for an eye treat
ment, has returned to his home at
256 Gerth st., West Salem.
Insured savings earn more th?n
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 560 State st
SALEM GRANGE TO DINE
Salem grange will meet for a
no-host dinner Wednesday at 6:30
J. m. at the home of B. E. Braucht,
620 Garden rd.
Beef prices lower. Special price
this week on' baby beef for your
locker. 45c a lb. 4375 Silverton
Rd. Ph. 26128. C. S. Orwig.
SUPPLY COMPANY FORMED
An assumed business name cer
tificate for Stettler Supply com
pany, 173 S. Liberty st., was
listed with the Marion county
clerk Monday by Fred Stettler,
1215 N.'I8th st.; Duane Gibson, Sa
lem route 4, and Letha M. Gibson,
Salem route 1.
Smart new fall sport shirts tailor
ad by Hendan and Creveling. Alex
Jones, 121 N. High St.
GEOLOGY MEET SET
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huntress and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Marshall will
present a program on southeastern
Oregon at 8 pjn Wednesday at
a Salem Geological society meet
ing in Collins hall. Pictures will
be shown.
Office of Robert Von Pertz, AAA.
representative. 365 N. ComT. Doo
Uttle's corner. Ph. 4164.
CDC2CQ0G5
at the Northwest's Finest
Technical Training Center
Approved by C A. A.
Approved for Veterans,
Modern bvildirvgi
and tqwpwui.
O) Other courses ovoilobJ
in ouo mechanic,
radio, refrigeration.
wnirt
race
annum
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S4.9S per rq. yd- Phi 7648 or 3364. j
DRIVING BRINGS FTNE
James Monroe May of Powers
was fined $250 in Marion county
district court Monday after he
p'aded juiliji to a charge of driv
ing while intoxicated. He was ar
rested Sunday by Marion County
Sheriff Denver Young on the Pa
cific highway just north of Salem.
May also was given a 30-day sus
pended jail sentence and placed
on one year probation.;
Johns-Manville shingles applied
right over your old roof; no fuss,
no muss. Three years to pay, 10
year guarantee. Call 4642 for free
estimate. Ma this Bros, 164 S:
Commercial, i I
MRS. BOOTH VACATIONS
Mrs. Agnes Booth, Marion
county superintendent of schoo,
began a two weeks vacation M'i
day. I
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Dance Wed. nite. Crystal Garden.
CHFN-UPPERS T0 MEET
The executive board of the
Chin-Up club of Oregon will meet
Sunday at 8 JO p. fn. at organiza
tion headquarters, Salem route 2,
box 333, seven miles north of
Salem on highway 99E. Officers,
trustees and clutJ attorneys are
requested to attend
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Spencer Supportsf-Armena Felt
from the shop in Portland will be
at the Senator hotel Wed., Aug. 25
to interview; those interested in
Spencer corsets, aihd service pre
vious orders.-
OPTIMISTS TO PICNIC
The Salem Optimist club will
meet in Dallas park Saturday
afternoon for a busm5 session
and no-host picnic. Children are
invited to attend! Regular noon
luncheon meetings" will be resum
ed in September.
All unfinished fujrniture 20 off
during month of August only
Woodrow's, 450 Center St
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MOTHERS DISMISSED
Dismissed from! Salem General
hospital over the week end with
new aaugmers were xvirs. ti. t.
Warren, AumsviQe, Mrs. Jack
McKenzie, 1465 Mission st., Mrs.
Henry Query, Salem route 3, and
Mrs. Lester DeLangh, Turner.
Mrs. Robert l H. fMangers, 1715
N. Winter st., arid Mrs. Charles
W. Anglin, 1326 ;N. Winter St.,
both left with infant sons.
READY UNCHANGED
Self Service Lanndry. All May tag
washers & dryerj. 1815 S. 12th.
Ph. 5607. ! '
Alvin Ready, I 14, Portland,
seriously injured in a hit-run
auto-bicycle; collision near Hub
bard last Saturday, remained in
"fair" condition In Salem Mem
orial hospital Monday night.
TAKE BABIES HOME
Expert sweater mending. Anne the
Re-weaver, 352 Chemeketa.
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Mothers taking home infant
daughters from Salem Memorial
hospital over the! week end were
Mrs. Clifford Burke tt, Salem
route 8, Mrs. Joe f Wood, Jefferson,
Mrs. Clayton Anderson, 1835 N.
4th st., and Mrs Jack Allaway,
110 E. .Myers t. Mrs. Gordon
Goodwin, Mill Ctty, left with her
new-born son. I
$25.00 reward ffor information
leading to the conviction of per
sons depositing fgarbage on the
highway. By order Marion Coun
ty Court.
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BIT. ANGEL Unveiling af a memorial plaqae h Daring 'Dr. . G. E. Sehierbaam and Dr. James E.
Webb, physicians wba formerly served MC Angel's eammnnlty for many years, was a big featnre
of the Oregon Flax festival at ML Angel Saturday afternoon. Father Damlan Jentges . (left); and
Mayer Jacob Berehtald were la charge of the ceremonies. Tbey were assisted fey the royal eoart af
Flaxaria, (left to ri(ht) Princes Betto Twlto, flower girl Lata Schmidt, Crown Princes Regina Traecer,
Queen Mary Jane Gee Ian, Princesses Marilyn Meyers and RJta Drcschler.
YOUTHS ON LEAVE
Two Salem ycjith, Roy J. An
derson and Richard L. Blackmer,
are home this iveek on 12-day
leaves from th navy training
center in San Dtego. Anderson is
the son of Mr. land Mrs. Lewis
Anderson, 250 Ewald st., and
Blackmer is the! son of Mr. and
Mrs. Kenneth Blackmer, Salem
route 4. .;. I .
Dance Wed. nitei Crystal Garden.
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I '.. $ -4metn
MT. ANGEL Jim Hanth, Dennis Bean and Jeanette Brendan
pictured here are the three youngsters who rode the winning Hi's
Service station float in the Oreron Flax festival parade at ML
! Anrel Saturday afternoon. ( States man -McE wan photos.)
Parade, Baseball Game Close
Tenth Annual Flax Festival
MT. ANGEL, Aug. 23 Silverton Red Sox defeated Mt. Angel
4 to 1 in the baseball game Sunday afternoon on Ebner field to mark
the official closing of the tenth annual Oregon Flax festival which
opened here Friday night with the crowning of Queen Mary Jane
Qeelan of St Paul.
Preceding the ball game the annual Kiddies parade was held
wiin grana sweepsiaxes going 10
the Southern Flax Serenaders,
made up of the Joseph Berchtold
children and Anthony II g.
Joseph Berchtold, who was
master of ceremonies during the
festival, introduced from the re
viewing stand Sunday afternoon.
Rex Putnam, state superintendent
of schools, and Mrs. Putnam; the
Rev. Matthew Butsch, representa
tive of St. Benedict's abbey; the
Rev. Damian Jentges; Eddie Ah-
rens of the Marion County fair
board; Mayor Jacob Berchtold,
Clem J. Butsch and Louis Schwab,
chairman of the sports committee.
He also introduced tile personnel
of the US. army and UJ5. air
force recruiting service, who have
assisted during the festival with
their public address system.
Serving on the Kiddies parade
committee were Leonard Fisher,
Andrew Schmidt, John Jennings,
Clem Hauth and Michael Welton.
Prize winners were Floral di
vision, 1, Charlotte and Kathleen
Butsch and Kenneth and Janice
Aman; 2, Janice and Carol Kim
linger; 3, Jim Ebner; 4, Charles
Hoffer; 5, Judy Thomas.
In the character division: l,
Kathleen Stolle, 2, Thomas and
Lois Kimlineer: 3. Charleen and
Joan Fisher; 4, Ray Ebner; 5, the
Wavra children.
In the wheel division 1
the Berchtold children and An
thony Ilg; 2, Bourbannais children;
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EXCHANGERS TO MEET J V
Peery T. Buren, Salem attor
ney, will De master oi ceremomn
Wednesday noon in a meeting of
the Salem Exchange club at the
Salem hotel. A speaker represent
ing the U. S. pure foods adminis
tration will address the meeting.
Spool Specials
BOYS V700LEI7 JACKETS
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BOYS SCHOOL CORDS
Ages 6-16
YARDAGE GOODS
aBnanasnal
3, Kay and Gerry Volker; 4, James
Anderson; S, Larry Donnelly.
Pet division: 1, Dorothy Daven
port; 2, Joanne Stupfel; 3, Denny
Bean and Tom Unger; 4, Joyce
Bean; 5, Betty Lou HesseL
Store window display prizes
awarded during the festival went
to Mar-Lu's Gift shop; 2, Fisher
Pharmacy; t, Bauman's store, and
honorable mention, ML Angel
Wews.
Jury Named
For Giurt Duty
Selection of 10 Marion county
residents, including six from Sa
lem, to serve on the Marion coun
ty district court jury was , made
Monday by Marion County Clerk
-Harlan Judd.
The jurors are slated to report
at the district court on August 31
at 9:30 a.m.
Salem residents include Ole E.
Coxwick, Arthur L. ; S k e w i s.
George D. Henderson, Grace E.
Pugh, John R. Caughell and Fred
Scharf. Others are June D. Drake,
Silverton; Ruth Landon, Stayton;
Nettie E. Johnson, Woodburn, and
Pearl M. Ahrens, Rosed ale
Salem Federal
Savings Association
Sa suu St.
Salem. Oregon Phono 2-4139
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Gates Man Given
2-Year Sentence
On Check Charge
Keith Morris Pratt, Gates,
pleaded . guilty to a charge of
forgery Monday and was . sen
tenced to two years in Oregon
state prison by Marion County
Circuit Judge George Duncan. - -
Pratt was also bound over to
the . Marion county grand jury
Monday on a charge of obtaining
money by false pretenses. He ap
peared : in Marion county district
court . and waived preliminary
examination to the charge which
alleges he passed a bad $125
check in Salem last -month.
Pratt was removed to the state
prison Monday. He was arrested
August 18 on a charge of forging
a $49 check of the Kuckenberg
Construction company.
Weather Delays
Bean Harvest Peak
In Area's Fields
Recent cool weather delayed the
expected peak in bean picking
this week although harvesters are
Thn Stcrtosmcm. iSaleirL Qrtcon.t Tuesday. Aogust ?l, IS3-3
still needed in the Stayton and
Woodburn areas, the Salem em
ployment service office reported
Monday. . ; ! . t
At least three weeks of bean
harvesting"' remain, the office re
ported. Workers may obtain pick
ing information at the Salem em
ployment office or at a branch
office in Stayton city halL
Meanwhile picking of early heps
in the Independence area is con
tinuing with the late varieties not
expected until early in September.
Hop picker needs were .described
as "not critical" Monday but the
demand Is expected to increase
when the harvest gets in full
swing.
PURCHASING AGEWT...
for ona of tha nation's larcost industrial ercaiuxations now
living In Salem, formerly in charae of Pacific coast divi
aion and all boldlnas wast of San Francisco, desires to
make a local connection in purchasing or allied fields,
with or without lnvestsMnt. 43 years of ago. Christian.
Collage education In . businoss administration and law.
Outstanding rocord and financially sound. Available after
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alqsa wkkh aaables yea to
woar yaur alafes IMMIDI
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fractioa. This aractkal,
aaavtalaat tarvlca It par
tkalarly recemmesded for
persons who meat tho pub
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from work aad social aetlr-
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Wear aew-rryle dentures that accent Nsrwrtl
Appearance and are created fa filve yeti years
of Comfort. Ask Your Dentist to show yea sam
ples of Transparent Palate Dental Plates, st
with tho beautiful Translucent Trubyte Tooth
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