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llOTHERS DISMISSED
- Mothers -dm-.c frt Salem
General hospital jvs th t:k
' end - witu infant ' ver M r
WUiian. Jrta iCt Hunwi; t..
Mrs K D Pru 44 D tt Mr
Leslie ftpp Sakn t
ManLe 8eiut it-n ruou.
"and Mn UrU Pt.:;.ia .12- ie
entfc t West S;-nr. M i
DnjgHertj 5Q Vi -ui lr
A S Lamai Sal err- tiuu 4,
Mis fairer. Valdez. 194t Lti
St.. ah left witto new dauftfilers
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We tiMv gooa auppiy I young
beet (or your lockei at 45c lb Fill
jmui iockei before priors advaiu.
C. S Orwit 4375 Silverton BxL
Pb 2-ll2S
BABIES GO BOMB ,
Tskin. new born daughters
bom frua Saiem Memoriai bus-
Eital aver the week eno were
Irs Robert Cvi Aluany. Mr
Paul derndt. S.en. -?out , and
Mrs Ra SUwiro 37v Mil i
Mrs fran fHrhm.no; Turner, and
Mrs Mai v in Sundnaug.- Salem
route C. both tett with pew sons.
Experienced iinfcrlt saleslady
wanted. Apply Sally's.
TOASTMASTEKS TO MEET
Capitol Toastmasters club will
meet Thursday niht at 6:15 in the
Gold Arrow restaurant with Rich
Reimann acting as toastmastefc.
Speakers will be Ed Byrkit. Elmer
Amundson, Bob Forkner, Ridg
ley Miller and Fred Remington.
Self service laundry. All Maytag
washers & dryers. 1815 S. 12th.
Ph. 5607.
T BOAKD TO MEET
The board of directors of the
Marion County Tuberculosis asso
ciation will meet at the Salem
Chamber of Commerce Thursday,
September 23, at p-m. for a
brief business session and commit
tee reports.
Registration all ballet, tap, rhy
thm, kindergarten and acrobatic
students enrolled on Sept. 25, will
save $1.00 on our 12 weeks term
and receive one lesson free at the
Paul1 Armstrong School of Dan
cing, 1990 Mission St.
WOMAN CUTS BAND
Mrs. Clarence Hippy, 1186 Sev
enth st. West Salem, was treated
by first aid men Monday for a se
ver hand laceration suffered
, when a fruit jar broke while she
was canning.
Big fall opening dance Sat, Glen
wood. Let's go.
PKOGKESS MEET SLATED
South Salem Progress club
meet at the South Salem
ids church Thursday night at
'dock for its regular monthly
less session. R. P. Scott, club
secretary, announced Monday.
Dance Sat Glen wood.
TOWN SEND MEET PLANNED
Tcwnsend Victory club 17 will
meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. Olive Reddaway,
1421 N. Church sL
ine
lUtim
'ft
bush
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank all neighbors,
friends, the Forest Service, West
Salem Police, State Police, PGE
and others who assisted in helping
bring my tractor-combine-field
fire under control, thereby saving
buildings, Saturday morning, Sept.
11th, We surely appreciate the
help and cooperation extended.
Thank you.
R. W. CLARKE,
Rt 4, Box 421-A
Salem, Oregon.
HELD FOB JUKI
;'iihrt. Join- ?Mi N High U
(cnatKeo itr. tuuli nwitri a tlan-
geiou -t-apur in Mar too wib
tj jai .waiting 'kctiut- o lb gland
tW -iftei aivi. leiiminary
. hMiik ir j4rH etauntj diOict
ii VtutHi Joii lv. is Ineid
41. ow f flood tttil V leil ;
t ij uuc. jI My polK St
uiia no iiO -it a , 3b an--r
pitoJ is downtown paint
MTXU I
I Get your nalr shaped al the Beau-
I ry Nook, 319 Cour' St by Mi Lov
ieail at Alex Latest styling tPh
3-6631)
BOOfTXG rCKMITS GRANTED
Permits for reroofiiig were is
sued by the city engmeer Office
iMoiKia) to fcveiett Hackett tot a
bouse at 2805 North River; rd.,
$270; F A Rhrdesei for a bouse
ai ;i55 Market st, $330, and to
E S Eiiglehorn for a garage at
23 S 18th U, $50 Luis Cash re-
: ceived permi-iorj to repau a
ipurch at 419 S. 19th sU, at a cost
of $15
Karakul Karpet. It's new. It's re
versible, it's 100 virgin woot and
woven through and through, only
$4-95 per so,, yd. Ph. 8-7648 or
3-3364. I
BRIDGE PROGRESSES
Work on repairing the 2,000
foot bridge of the Little Pudding
river in the Labisb section Is mov
ing along rapidly, Marion County
Commissioner Roy Rice said Mon
dav. Almost half the rough deck
ing has been installed, he said.
Later it will be covered witn a
top decking.
Johns-Mam ille shingles spplied
right over your oio rooi, no juss,
nn mnct ThrM vr to Oaf. 10 !
year guarantee. Call 34642 for free i
estimate, aiaini oros oi o.
Commercial
PLEAS TODAT
David Carl Peterson. 653 N,
High sL, is scheduled to enter plea
today in Marion county district
raurt on a charee of driving while
intoxicated. Peterson posted $350
hail after bein arrested Sunday
night by state police on the Pa
cific highway at the norm eage
of the city. .
Thor Automagle washers ; and
Thor Ironers now on -display, at
Ralph Johnson Appliances, 855
Phon 33139.
VARKFII TAt HIT
ntv nolice Mondav were search
ing for a hit-run driver wno crasn
ed Into a parked car In the 1600
hlvk- of South Cottaffe street. The
machine, owned by L. M. Wil
liams, 1665 S. Cottage it., incurred
a dented fender and hub cap.
Dr. Merle Brown's office at 190
S. Liberty will be closed until
September 20.
TOOLS STOLEN
C. E. Hayden, 2370 Cherry ave.,
reported to city police Monday
that a tool box containing $50
worth of tools was stolen from
his residence over the week j end.
Insured savings earn more ;than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 560 State si
AUTO LOOTED
A seat cover was stolen Sunday,
night from the auto of Mrs. A.
Johnson at 2665 Laurel ave., city
police said Monday.
Rummage sale over Greenbaum's
Thurs., Sept 16, by Presbyterian
Women's Assn. 8:30 ajn.-6 pxa.
. . . . . . j
ietail!
-lien's Qnalily Soils -
-lien's Fall Topcoals-
6
- IIEII'S DRESS SLACKS -
$25 . i;
-BETS' UOOL S
ft
350
ecorrrrms meet Wednesday
Plansj tor fall and winter scout
ing activities will be discussed at
a meeting' Wednesday night in
the First Methodist church of
j Cherry City district scouters. Dis-
trict commissioners, scoutmasters
I and cubmaster' will be in at
tendance: when program chairmen
foi each group will be announced
b Seoul Executive Gordon Gil-,
more. The) meeting is to start at
f o'clock I
111
'Chinook eanntns talnton. . lb.
2I N iCnm l St
Ml
CM KM 1 ft ' i Vf HfcKl
Pao : Jatpeotei Jl 5artlnv111e.
Ok la terit Sunday lii Sateni rith
hi parents. Mr and Mrs H B
i Carpenter,! and his wife's parents.
Mr and j Mrs G F Higgins He
was en route to a chemistry con
vention; in' Portland and will re-
j turn here 1 iater this weea fm a
longer ytfjt He is chief of the
production! research department of
Phillips petroleum corporation
I ,
SUSPICIOf 8 GOODS FOUND
West Salem police Monday said
they found s cache of groceries
and tools at McNary and Edge
water streets. The abandoned loot
included i matches, canned goods,
pliers and a hammer. Officers said
the articles were apparently stol
en from a groeery store. They
were first S discovered by two un
identified boys who left with some
of the food before police arriv
ed, i rj
DEWETVELLE LISTED
Deweyvfile service, located two
miles north of Brooks on the Pa
cific highway, was listed in an'as
sumed business name certificate
with the Marion county clerk Mon
day. The business, filed by E. M.
Dewey, i Brooks route 1, box 79C,
will be a f gasoline service station,
grocery; store, reaves tate broker,
etc." , ! ;
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HELP :U?Hv ANTED
A man reported stricken with a
hemorrhage in the 200 block of
Cherheketa street Monday morn
ing was nowhere to be found when
city first hid men and police ar
rived On i the scene. The owner of
a nearby ! apartment hou.-e who
called for 'help identified the man
as a : Mr.' Holmes. A thorough
search of the neighborhood failed
to locate him. police said.
U i i
BURGLARY ATTEMPTED
An unsuccessful attempt to bur
glarize the Salem Title company.
285 State I st, over the week end
was reported by city police Mon
day. Investigating officers said a
window apparently had been left
opened. A patrolman found a lad
der propped against the open window-
Sunday night. Company of
ficials said nothing was missing.
ADDED TO FACULTY
Mrs. Matilda Siegmund Jones,
258 union St., was announced
Monday as new head of the com- I
mercial department at Salem Col-j
lege and Academy. A teacher in j
Oregon! schools for several years. !
she has ! taught at Amity union i
high school the past three years. '
Detroit-Idanha Deputy Sherif f
Virtually Assured by County
A regular Marlon county deputy sheriff to patrol daily the Detroit
Idanha area is virtually assured. Marion County Sheriff Denver Young
reported Monday.
Marion county court has promised to supply a car for the new
deputy's duty All that remains to be done. Sheriff Young said, is to
find a satisfactory man to fill the Job. ;
The county court agreed to pur
i chas the needed autr- soon as ; ,
possible, at a meeting Monday j f'l'lstSTllTl
j mor"na ith a group of ,eident j i-'UlllCl AAJ1
I iron- ijeirou ana inanna -iwi - 1 "Tm
coun -nd Sheriff Young a down 1 1 kllTllo V lQlf
tth "iie citizen and discussed he Kf: T
prooiem oi aoaiuona saw nuune-
I ment in the east end of the county.
Petition for an additional deputy
in the Detroit-Idanha district was
made to the county court several
months ago because of the greatly-
increased population of that dis
trict Tentative plans. Sheriff Young
said, are to send a deputy out on
daily patrol through that district
during the early evening and night.
The deputy would work out of the
sheriffs headquarters In Salem.
Attending the conference Mon
day with the court and sheriff were
M. C. McCleane, Ott Russell, John
Arthur, E. W. Bray and L. C. Da
vis, all of Detroit, and Bud Gesher
of Idanha.
DAYTON YOUTH GRADUATED
CHICAGO, Sept 13 Richard
Sidney Boyd of Dayton, Ore, was
among the 547 graduates of the
University of Chicago 234th con
vocation in Rockefeller Memorial
chapel. He was given a master's
degree.
j Gates Family
GATES Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Kelle and son of Sutherlin are
visiting his parents, Mr. and. Mrs.
Louis Kellei and her mother, Mrs.
Hollis Turnidge.
Mr. and Mrs- Jerry- Lyons has
returned from a three day fishing
trip to Astoria.
Guests of Clarence Rush's were
Mr. and Mrs. William Rush and
son of Corvallis, Lyle Rush and
Virginia Vandemeer of Salem.
PFC Gerald Garrison spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Garrison. He is sta
tioned at Lettermen's hospital in
San Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Henness and
Earle, with Mr. and Mrs. Major
Boughton, Detroit, went to Red
mond this week for the air show.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Houn and
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gessner spent
Sunday at Breitenbush Hot
Springs.
SILVERTON NAME FILED
An assumed btisine.-s name cer
tificate for R T Nelson Landscape
service, a retail nursery and land
scaping business at Silverton
route 3. box 48 was filed with the
Marion county clerk Monday by
Robert T. Nelson of the Silverton
rural address
DOG CLAIMS PAID
Claims paid out during August
by the Marion county dog control
board totaled $721, it was reported
Monday b Ervin Ward, control
officer The claims for stock
siaughtered by wild dogs were
paid on 47 killed sheep, 41 tur
key and 1 goat
CHURCH MEN TO MEET
The First Congregational church
Men's club is to meet Wednesday
at 6:30 p.m. in the church for its
first fall session. Speaker will be
Dr. Egbert S. Oliver of Willam
ette university.
Realtor Board
Members Baek
Front Meeting
Several members of the Salem
Board of Realtors were back at
their desks : Monday after attend
ing a three-day state convention
of the Oregon Association of Real
Estate Boards at Bend last week.
Included : in the Salem group
were Burt Picha, E. A. Miller and
E. A. Miller, jr., Stanley Brown,
Ed Byrkit, Mrs. Eola Huff, Vernal
D McMullen, Richard Reiman,
and Al Crose. loan officer of the
state veterans affairs office. About
350 delegates from over the state
were at the convention, Picha
said. 1
American Legion
Post 136 Holds
First Fall Meeting
Salem post 136, American Le
gion, held its first meeting of the
fall season Monday night at Le
gion hall with Commander Ho
mer Smith, jr., in charge.
Joe Kulushta was appointed cap
tain of the post's rifle and firing
squad. Bob Green, chairman of the
fair booth committee, reported
both of the posts concessions were
a success this year. Other fair com
mittee members were Charles
Creighton and Earl Lyons.
Charles Jens reported on the or
ganization's sponsorship of the
"Miss Salem" contest held at the
Salem baseball park last July 4.
Mrs. Anne Conner,
Long-Time Salem
Resident Passes
Funeral services for Mm. Ann
Jones Conner, Salem resident -for !
29 years who died in a local hospi- j
tal Sundav. will be held from th i
Mills mortuary in Cottage Grove
at 2:30 pjn.
She was born In Adair county,
Missouri Feb. 17, 1875. and was
married in 1894 to William Con
ner at Cottage Grove. Her hus
band preceded her in death in
1945. She had lived in Salem for
29 years and in Oregon 57 years,
residing in Myrtle Point, Roseburg
and Cottage Grove before moving
to Salem
The Statesman, Salem. Oregon. Tn day. Sept li. 19183
C of C Studies
Hospital Fund
Raising Plank
Salem Chambei of Commerce
directors I were advised Monday
that local hospitals seeking feder
al funds should apply as soon as
the local matching money is avail
able or pledged.
The board discussed hospital
matters at noon yesterday with Dr.
George M Shiffer of the state
board of health who noted that
more than 40 per cent of federal
aid funds available for Oregon al
ready has been applied for by
Oregon communities
Oregon! was earmarked for $535,
815 overj a five-year period, with
en out last year The federal! fov
erament will match half the funds
put up by 'eligible hospitals and
both Salem hospitals are eligible.
Dr. Shiffer said. I
North Santiam Couple j
Flan Oklahonia Trip
! NORTH SANTIAM Arthur
Biles has remodeled the residence
on the. old Mack farm which be
now owns. - ..- . .
; Mr. and Mrs. James Evans arid
daughters, Rosella and Carol Lou
ise have moved from Carl Bethel l's
farm and are visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Emma Busch of Scio before
making a trip to Oklahoma. Mrs.
Busch and daughter Marie will,
accompany them and visit rela
tives. i . '" ' ' J. '
1 Mr. and Mrs. John McGuffin
and daughter, Mary Lee visited
the. Orval Hansens in Idhana, this
week. ... j
I Mr. and Mrs. Alec Van Orsdol
of Washington.' D. C, accompanied
Mrs. Mabel Van Orsdol and daugh
ter Ruth of Salem on a visit to
Mrs. Van Orsdol's farm. They
also visited Mrs. Rose Brawdely
and the Ray Killians.
NIGHT GOMMER- FALL TERM
CJAL CLASSES BEGINS
. Monday, Septemler 20
Thursday, September 23, 7 to 9 P. M.
- . Three classes for SS oer month.
Typewriting, English. Accounting. Mathematics. Shorthand,
easiness Law, Individual Federal Tax Retaras, Key Calculator
(limit t). Electric Calculator (limit C).
Approved for G. L Training Free Catalog j
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