FUNERAL POSTPONED
Military graveside services for
Sgt. Howard J. Larkins, Salem
youth killed fighting in the Pacific
theatre with the 41st division, was
. postponed from Tuesday to Wed
nesday when the remains did not
arrive Monday. The services will
-. be. held at 2 p. m. with company
B, 162nd infantry regiment, Ore-
;on national guard, furnishing mil
tary rites.
Thor Automaglc washers and
Thor Ironers now on display at
Ralph Johnson Appliances, 455
Phone S3 139.
- PERMITS ISSUED
Bertha" Gimmick received a per-
Sit from the city engineer's office
onday to build a $900 garage at
820 S. 21st st. Other permits went
to George R. Davis to reroof a
house at 2148 State st, $300; E.B.
Perrin to reroof a house at 2185
N. Liberty st, $150, and to Roy
Pence to wreck a house at 2490
Myrtle ave., $50.
Italian prunes, U-pick. M ml. W.
ef Keizer sen. Marshall Farm.
MURPHY TO STLYERTON
Marion County Judge Grant
Murphy appeared at Silverton Ro
tary club Monday noon in the in
terests of the Keep Oregon Green
association. Judge Murphy is Mar
ion county chairman of the asso
ciation. Johns-Man vflle shingles applied
right over your old roof; no fuss,
Co muss. .Three years to pay. 10
pear guarantee. Call 34642 for free
estimate. Ma this Bros, 164 S.
Commercial. .
TAKE BABIES HOME
Taking home infant sons from
Salem Memorial hospital Sunday
Were Mrs. Ray Suchta, Sublimity,
and Mrs. Thomas Cross, Wood
burn. Mrs. Carl Hultenberg, 1743
m. Summer st, was dismissed with
her new-born daughter.
fapital Bowling Alley opens at
1:30 ajn. Bowl during your
lunch hour. 373 Ferry St
ftnCHALSKI IMPROVING
Frank Michalski, Woodburn,
seriously injured in an auto col
lision at Woodburn September
12, was reported in an "im
proved" condition Monday night
in Salem Memorial hospital where
he was taken after the accident
Big Open House. Paul Armstrong
School of Dancing, Sept 25th. 10
a. m. to 8 p. m. 1990 Mission St
MRS. KURTZ JS NEW YORK
Mrs. Doris Maxine Kurtz,
daughter of Mrs. Mabel L. White,
1870 N. Cottage st, is now attend
ing Barnard college in New York
city where she transferred recent
ly from George Washington uni
versity. Mrs. Kurtz is a veteran
of World War II,
$25.00 reward for, information
leading to the conviction of per
sons depositing garbage on the
highway. By order Marion County
Court
TO HAUL LOGS, FILING
Marion county court Monday
E anted permits to Leslie M. Stae
er, Carlton, to haul logs over
certain county and market roads
and to Scio Transfer company to
haul logs and piling.
Self Service Laundry. All Maytag
washers and dryers. 1813 S. 12th.
Pn. 35607.
GRANGE MEETINGS RESUMED
Salem grange will meet Wednes
day night for the first fall meet
ing in the Salem Woman's club
bouse.
HUB CAPS TAKEN
Milton G. Harris. 443 8. 23rd
at, complained to city police Mon
day that four hub" caps were taken
from i his parked auto Saturday
night
CAR STRIPPED
A radiator ornament was stolen
Saturday night from the car of
Robert W. B rower near his resi
dence, $23 N. Winter st, city po
lice reported Monday.
AUTOS COLLIDE 1
Autos driven by Hirl A. Holland,
480 S. 19th st. and William P.
Earl. Portland, collided Saturday
night at Marion and North Cap!
tol streets, city police said Mon
day. Hirl was arrested at the scene
on a charge of being intoxicated
on a public highway,- and was re
leased Sunday after: posting $13
bail. Both vehicles were ejtten
sively damaged.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 560 State st
MISSIONARY TO SPEAK
Dr. Donald D. Turner of the Or
inoco river mission in eastern
Venezuela . will speak and show
colored slides of his work Wednes
day night at 8 o'clock in Imman
uel Baptist church. Dr. Turner t
also founder and director of Las
Delicias Bible institute, according
to the Rev F. G. Bennett, pastor of
Immanuel church, ; -Karakul
Karpet It's new, it's re
versible, it's 100 virgin wool and
woven through and through, only
$4-95 per aq. yd. Ph. 8-7648 or
3-3384.
MOTHERS DISMISSED
Mothers v dismissed I from Salem
General hospital over the week
end with new daughters were
Mrs. Freeman X. Bowers, Inde
pendence, Mrs. Leroy Ridenour,
440 Sixth st. West Salem, Mrs.
J. L. Harter, ; Turner, Mrs. Dale
Riley, Salem ! route 9, and Mrs.
Benjamin Kerber, Salem route I.
Mrs. H. G. Wadsworth, Woodburn,
left with her infant son. j
Experienced lingerie saleslady
wanted. Apply Sally's. j
HADLEY IN DETROIT 4
Wayne E. Hadley, 610 N. Com
mercial st, employe Of the Doug
las McKay Chevrolet' company, is
one of 37 dealer employes attend
ing the Chevrolet Motor com
pany's management and merchan
dising training school in Detroit,
Mich!, this week.
Sale: Furniture, clothing and
rummage,
22nd.
Mon. Tues., 546 N.
EMERSON APPOINTED
D. A. Emerson, Salem, assistant
superintendent of public instruc
tion in Oregon, has been appointed
to the advisory county of the
American Association of School
Administrators, it was announced
Monday. j
Beginning Tuesday, Sept 21, our
gas island will be closed from 7
p. m. to 5 a. m. every night until
the gasoline emergency is over.
Other departments will be open
as usual. Doolittle Master Service
Station, Center at Com'L
GEOLOGICANS TO MEET
Jhe Salem Geological society
will meet Wednesday night at
8 o'clock at Collins hall on the
University of Willamette campus.
Speakers will be W. P. Franklin,
C. P. Richards, George Moorehead
and L. F. Heuperman.
Rummage sale at First Methodist
church, Thursday and Friday,
Sept 23-24.
KIWANI8 TALK SLATED
T. M. (Ted) Medford, district
sales manager for Safeway stores,
will speak on "The Price of Free
dom" at. today's Salsm Kiwanis
club luncheon in the Marion hotel.
Albany Youths
Face Charges
For Car Theft
Two Albany youths, charged
with the theft of an automobile
near Turner last month, are slated
to appear in Stayton Justice court
today.
The pair, 14 and 15 years old,
were arrested Monday by a Mar
ion county sheriffs deputy. The
car belonged to Louis Schofield,
Turner route 1 and was taken from
his farm home on the night of
August 22, according to Deputy
Sheriff William DeVall, who in
vestigated.
Five wheels from the car were
found on Cloverdale school
grounds by deputies on September
3 and later the body of the 1937
Chevrolet sedan was found on i
little-used side road near Turner
In a statement made to deputies
Monday the two said they took the
car and later stripped it accord
ing to DeVall. They are charged
with lqrceny and are being held in
Marion county jail in lieu of $500
bail each.
VOTERS REMINDED
WEST SALEM, Sept tO.-Voter
registration for the November S
general election will close on Oc
tober 2, it was reminded today by
Walter Mus grave, appointed reg
istrar for the West Salem area of
Polk county.
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Mechanical Difficulties
Disrupt Bomber Flight
Mechanical difficulties caused
the air force's huge B-38 bomber to
pass up a Salem appearance Sat
urday, Air Force day. The States
man was notified Monday by the
commanding officer of the Sev
enth heavy bombardment wing at
Fort Worth, Texas. i
The message said completion of
the scheduled route was impost
sihie, but that the plane might fly
over at a later date. The giant
bomber went over the Salem are
ahead of schedule Saturday but at
an altitude too high to be notice
able.
PROPECK To Mr. and Mrs.
Dale Propeck, 4235 Filbert st, a
son. Monday, September 20, at
Salem General hospital.
BELL To Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man W. BelL 1215 S. 17th st, i
son, Monday, September 20. at
Salem General hospital.
WOODS To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert J. Woods, Dallas, a daugh
ter, Monday, September 20, at Sa
lem General hospital.
WARREN To Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Warren, Independence, a
daughter, Monday, September 20,
at Salem General '-hospital.
RUEF To Mr. and Mrs. Clar
ence Ruef, Turner, a daughter,
Monday, September SO, at Salem
Memorial hospital. -
NICOL To Mr. and Mrs. .Louis
NIcol, 1656 S. 13th st., a daughter,
Monday, September, 20, at Salem
Memorial hospital.
FORRETTE cTo Mr. and Mrs.
Francis Forrettq, Stayton, a son.
Sunday, September i 19, at Salem
Memorial hospitals . 2
TODD To Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Todd, Detroit, a daughter, Sun
day, September 19, at Salem Me
morial hospital.
WILSON To Mr. and Mrs.
Vernon Wilson, 275 South View
ave., a son, Sunday, September
19, at Salem Memorial hospital.
DUMAN To Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Duman, Scio, a daughter,
Sunday, September 19, at Salem
General hospital.
8TAGGS To Mr. and Mrs.
Jhn Staggs, Independence, a
daughter, Sunday, September 19,
a son, Sunday, September 19, at
at Salem General hospital.
JONES To Mr. and Mrs.
Darwin Jones 64 Williams ave
Salem General hospital.
Local Fertiliser Plant Reopens (Rural School
Teachers to
Discuss Plans
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The Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Ju day. Sept 1, 183 3
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Approximately 58 rural school
teachers in north Marion county
will meet Saturday morning at
Woodburn high school auditorium
to receive and discuss instructions
on the coming school year pro
gram. Conducted by Mrs. Vivian Hoe
nig and Mrs. Marguerite Burton,
rural school supervisors in the
county school superintendent's of
, fice, the conference wiir start at
I 9:30 a. m. and end by noon.
Attending teachers will be from
county zones 1 and 4. Teachers of
zones 2, 3 and 5 will meet at a la
ter date, Mrs. Hoenig stated.
Such "mechanics of school op
eration" as beginners' age, report
! cards, monthly reports, attendance
and truancy problems and passing
t grades will be discussed. School
health problems also are to be
talked over.
Districts in zone 1 include Don-
' aid, Butteville, Aurora, White. St. I
Paul, Pioneer, Hubbard, St Louis,
Gervais, FJdridge, Broadacres and
parkersville.
i Zone 4 is made of Brush Creek,
Union; McKee, Monitor (Harmony
and Monte Cristo), Mt Angel, Be
thany, Evergreen, Union Hill, Sil
ver Crets, Crooked Finger, Scotts
Mills, Marquam, Glad Tidings and
Evans Valley districts.
j Quartzite rock, used in making
Silicon, chrome and tungsten al
loys, is so hard; that it defies steel
drills. j !
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DOZER mm SHOVEL WORK
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rrtflber far vaUev erena will aaaJn be eming eat ef the
ef the Colombia. Metals Cerp.'s Salem pUnt after a pretfaenea step
page ef several months iae to the lack ef ammenlo. First predactlea
was begaa Menday as shewn abeve with plant and ether officials
ea hand to witness the event. In the plant collecting bin. Left to
right, they are Arch Metsger, plant superintendent; day Cochran.
Chamber ef Commerce manager; U. 8. Rep. Walter Nerblad; Art
King, Oregon State college soil specialist: U. 8. Sen. Wayne L. Morse,
all ef whom were instrumental In getting ammonia allotted to the
Salem plant for fertiliser production. (Photo by Don Dill, Statesman
staff photographer.)
Community Cheat
Campaign Plan
Set by Committee
Programs for Salem's $110,000
Community Chest campaign were
set up Monday noon at a meeting
of the steering committee with Al
fred Loucks, campaign chairman.
Kickoff breakfast, for all work
ers and solicitors, will be at 7:30
a. m., Tuesday, October 5, at the
Marion hotel. Report luncheons
will be at noon on October 6, 7,
8, 11. 12 and 13, in the Marion,
but will not be held in conjunc
tion with service clubs as in past
years.
The Salem Chamber of Com
merce luncheon program on the
day previous to the campaign's
opening, October 4, will bo pre
sented by leaders of the Chest
drive.
Salem Y Men's Club to
Host Visiting Croup
Officials of Salem YMCA, Y's
Men from Portland and Longview
clubs and young Y members from
over Oregon will be guests of Sa
lem Y's Men's club Thursday at a
6:30 p. m. dinner in the YM. Cyril
Henshaw of Australia will be
speaker for the ladies' night pro
gram. Music and entertainment are
also planned by the committee.
Henshaw will be introduced by
Ronald Hudkins, Salem delegate to
the recent international Y's Men's
convention. President Norman
Winslow will be toastmaster.
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SWIM fpenrm National AAU
t held oa Lake Washington.
aider aaspicea YMBC ef
ttle. Johnny Wet smaller ef
go took the 100, 440 aad
9 ft BASXZT UAtU OAC,
, JdMbc. WaK WSC. Jfes-
WMitmta. Goats ga. Wil-
nefte and Padc V comprised
Mcrthwit BMktbU Cem-
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trfc . 173 to 102.
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trrauss Babe Rath, the loltaa
' t Swat announced hie ratire
teeat from active playing. Kit
Bis ' 700th homer est Jaiy 14 1
tided np with 729.
UTCMn-tOT wiNSc Jtx Bar.
he BerktUy, C, Batcbtr Boy,
foot tie btmry title trom Primo
tsratrm by m KQ. i tb 11th.
Canon, $t21fi00t Bat. $40fi00
tor their trout I a.
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TWO HANKS For tbo Mm Hato
In history, 22-y ear-old Vandat
Moor, Cimey Red' a aouthpaw,
pitched two jucceasiro ao-hit.
ram games.
M a oMm Seattle finished see.
end to LA I Portland m sixth
laee m the Coast League race,
reddie Hatchinsoa was ap top
among CI pitchers with .731 1
Xewpie Barrett was in 27 th place
with J14.
PUNCH STAtt
mmwIs star, etoi a raris. tta
11 to lt2f
TWO TO ONst Among tana who
taow their boon beat, if a Ait
Heidelberg two to oaa. It has
what it tales.
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TOWN SEND MEET SLATED
Salem Townsend club 17 will
hold a social meeting in Feese
hall, 259 Court St., Wednesday
night at 8 o'clock. A science pic
ture will be among entertainment
offered during the program. The
public is invited to attend.
WEDDING LICENSES ISSUED
Among couples licensed to wed
at Vancouver, Wash., are Carl L.
Pruitt and Edna I. Jacober, both
of Salem, and Raymond L. Esbel
man, Albany and Joanne V. Hall,
Salem.
Maude Durf ee
ResignsPost
Resignation of Maude Durfee as
secretary of First Christian church,
a position she has held for more
than 2Vt years, was announced
Monday. No successor has yet been
named. Mrs. Glen Utterback is
filling the position temporarily.
Miss Durfee plans to remain in
Salem until the first of the year,
when she will return to seminary
to complete work for her master's
degree in Christian education.
While here she has aided with
young people's and church school
work and has directed sessions of
vacation Bible school.
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THIS TEST REVEALED
NO -THROAT IRRITATION
DUE TO SMOKING CAKELSI
In a recent test, hundreds of men
and women all across the coun
try smoked Camels--and only
Camels an average of one to
two packages a day for 30 con
secutive days. Each week their
throats were examined by noted
throat specialists-i-a total of 2470
examinations and they Jfound
sot one single case of throat ir
ritation due to smoking Camels.
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