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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1948)
A&&ST0 FOR LANE Bobbie Ray Johnson, Jefferson rout 1, was arrested Wednesday by Marion county sheriffs deputy and turned over to Lane County Sheriff C. A. Swarts on a ' Lane warrant charging negligent homi cide. It was understood by the sheriffs office that Johnson, who is a coast guardsman, was the driv er of a car in a fatal auto-motor cycle accident near Eugene re cently : " Air-Steamship tickets anywnere. Kugel, 3-7694. 735 N. Capitol St PACKING FIRM FILES lumbia Packing Co, 1045 N. 5th st, to sell and pack nuts and re lated products, was filed Wednes day with the Marion county court by Edwin D. Harding, 655 N. Cot tage it, and Lloyd G. Hackworth, 1045 N. 5th si The Flower Basket now open, 1020 Market Ph 2-4802 JEFFERSON STORE NAMED John Korenian, Jefferson, filed with the Marion county clerk Wed nesday a certificate of assumed business name for Jefferson Fire atone store, dealing in auto ac cessories and tires. Health shop specialist Raw sugar, ocean salt vegetable protein, soyalac, herb' teas, organic sea food. Shop open Friday St Satur day nights. Laura L. Drill, nutri tion counselor. Ph. 26835. LOG HAULING APPROVED Permits to haul logs over' speci fied Marion county roads were granted Wednesday by the county court to Hugo Cook, Salem route t, box 246H; J. E. Peterson and S. fc. Griffith, 475 Bliler ave, and George Wirth, 840 Plymouth dr. Reroof now with Johns-Manville shingles. Don't gamble with an old roof. Ma this Bros, 164 S. Com'l. Free estimates. Phone 84642. THUMB SMASHED Cheryl Baker, 1955 N. Capitol at, had a badly mashed right thumb Wednesday when a cedar ehest lid fell on it She was treat ed by city first aid men. Young Tom Turkeys 45c lb. Put ne in your locker for Thanks- Jivingv Save money. C S. Orwig, 375 Silverton Ret, Salem. Ph. 1-6128. , 46 AND INCORPORATES Articles of incorporation for vol ture 153, "La Societe des 40 Horn mes et 8 Chevaux, Marion coun ty's chapter of the American Leg ion 40 et 8 fun group, .were filed Wednesday with the county clerk. Incorporators are A. J. Feilen, 607 N. Capitol st, president; Fred I H Paul us, 1556 N. Church st, vice president; Paul Gemmell, - 490 j N. 24th st, treasurer, and Harry j F, Caldwell, 140 N. 14h st, secre- Ballroom dancing classes for Sr. High School stwdents, begin Thur., Oct 21, 7:30 pjn. Paul Armstrong Assumed business name of Cof School of Dancing. 11990 Mission St Phr 27523. VOCATIONAL MEET FRIDAY First fall meeting of Willamette valley Vocational association will be a dinner at 6:30 pjn. Friday in the Gold Arrow restaurant AH vocational and industrial arts teachers are invited and are asked to call Ralph DeMeti of Salem for reservations. Speaker will : be James W. Kirk wood, speech pro fessor at Willamette university. Hair Shaping by Mr. Loveall for your home wave.-Better results. Ph. 36631. 319 Court St Beauty Nook. ' HAS BROKEN ARM i Robert Estes. 2772 N. River rd, was treated by first aid men Wednesday after fe broke his left arm in a fall on the sidewalk at Parrish junior high school. Ronald Haskins, 1397 D St., was also treated by first aid men Wednesday for a cut right thumb. For a bathroom that's different plumbing fixtures; in , beautiful, lasting color. Available how. Jud son's, 279 N. Com'l; - j MOTHERS DISMISSED j Mothers dismissed from Salem General hospital to take new baby sons home were Mrs. Ray mond E. Martsfield, 1270 Hoyt St., Mrs. Charles Rinne, Jefferson and Mrs. Earl Wi Pettit. 730 N. Liberty st Leaving with daugh ters were Mrs. Charles E. Barry, Monmouth and Mrs. Severt Swan son, 1940 N. 18th st ; i St Anne's Guild Rummage: Sale. Thurs. St Fri, Oct 21st St 22nd. Episcopal Parish House, Chemek eta St 9 ajn. to 5 pjn. Dance Sat Glenwood. j AID EXHIBIT HERE An exhibit of typical CARE packages and work of the Cooper ative fori American Remittances to Europe is to be set up in the Car rier ! room at First Methodist church today and Friday by Mrs. CU H. Van Meter, Portland, state executive secretary for the or ganization. It is in connection with the state! meeting here of the Wom en's Society of Christian Sefvice, but is open to the public. Insured savings earn more than two per; cent at : Salem Federal Savings Association. 560 State st I i HOBBYISTS TO MEET - Willamette Gem cutters will meet at Salem Memorial hospital chapel Friday at 7:30 p.m. W. E. King is jn charge of the program. A business session will be follow ed! by discussion. All persons in terested jin gem (cutting or collect ing are Welsome. ; Karakul! Karpet! It's new. It's re versible,! it's 100 virgin wool and woven through and through, only $4.95 per sq. yd. Ph. 3-7648 or 3-3364. ! YOUTHS RECAPTURED Two escapees from Oregon State Training school in Woodburn were apprehended by city police early Wednesday a few hours after leav ing the school. The pair, Leon M. Gore, 15, and Eu?ene Crandal, 14, escaped from Woodburn early Tuesday! Rummage sale at Knight Memor ial Church. S. 19th and Ferry. Oct 21st, 9 to 5:30. ; t TAKES SON HOME Dismissed from Salem Memor-' ial hospital Wednesday to take home a - newborn son was Mrs. Clarencej Peterson, Woodburn. Rummage Fri. 9 a.m. Winter, i 141 S. Want peace? Hear Henry Wallace expose ithe war makers every Mon. KGW. 7:30 P.M. Every Thurs. iKEX. 6:30 P.M. Watch paper for daily talk on other net works, fd. Adv. A. M. Church. i Free!! Teen Age Dance Fri., Oct. 22, Glertwood Ballroom. SALEM j LIONS BOOK FILM A ' management - labor movie. Fifty-Two Paychecks Each Year" will be shown at Salem Lions club's luncheon meeting to day in ! the Marion hotel. The program! was arranged by Hollis Huntington. TAstmr to Leon" Fri. 8:15 P.M? Salem Civic Theatre, 155 S. Lib erty. ! Mi's MODI H NEWS! Fresh EUMUSffi Lb. DID, T-BOIIE nODIIDS I WMXn BK3QF lb. BLADE CUTS, Mil CUTS, DUIIFS 41c lb. Veal cr Lwab Veal or Lamb i j if fl 1171717 Til?!?!? Extern Oregon Branded Quality Lb. 390 THE FDESDEST THINGS HI GOOD Salaea Sieaks 49 C Halibnl Sieaks FISH! Feud ' Freeh Maryland OyaUra Fresh Pacific Oysters SALT COD - - FRESH CRAB MEAT - - FINNAN HADDIE IM1 ll ALL'S m MEATS 1288 State Open 9 a. m. to 6:30 p. m. Phone 3-6489 BASIHGER'S FOOD tlARKET - ' . - , 'i -1 . i mi : 1288 Stat1 Street i Broccoli benches Tnna Hakes I!' Cider Iweet and yore -Gallea Lelluce Large, crise- heads r i:n snew liaUUUUWH heads j J I Wesson Oil ! - I ; if m for 13c White 4 AM Lb. Quart Tampered Receipt Enlarges Refund City police are searching for a man who presented a tampered re ceipt to Rohland's department store, 1981 N. Capitol si, Ti s day night and was handed $14.50. Police were notified that the man called to pick up sweaters or dered by two girls September 10. The pair, giving a G res ham ad dress, had paid $4.50 deposit. When the sweaters had not ar rived, the man demanded a re fund and presented the receipt He was given the $14.50 listed and it was not discovered until later that a figure one had been insert ed in front of the original amount. APPRAISALS TALK SET How the federal housing admin istration determines its appraisals for residential loans will be dis cussed at the Salem Board of Re altors luncheon Friday noon at the Marion hotel. Speaker will be Vern Elliott, assistant director of FHA at Portland. Free!! Teen Age Dance Fri., Oct. 22, Glenwood Ballroom. Used plumbing fixtures at bar gain prices. Judson's, 279 N. Coml Northwest Flower and Garden Fair, Salem Armory, Sat. and Sun. Sponsored by Salem's Men's Garden Club. A dm. free. Births HANN To Mr. and Mrs. John H. Hann. 565 Judson st, a daugh ter, Wednesday, October 20 at Salem General hospital. ! SHLPLEK To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Shipler, Salem route 8, a son, Wednesday, October 20 at Salem General hospitaL WEDDLE To Mr, and Mrs. C. W. Weddle. St. Paul, a son, Wednesday, October 20 at Salem General hospitaL DAY To Mr. and Mrs. John E. Day, Mulino. a son, Wednes day, October 20 at Salem Gen eral hospital. TURNER To Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Turner, 555 S. 19th St., a daughter, Wednesday, October 20 at Salem General hospital. THURSTON To Mr. and Mrs. Frank EL Thurston, Salem route S, a son, Wednesday, October 20 at Salem General hospital. ORCUTT To Mr. and Mrs. S. E. OrcurL 980 Cade st., a son, Tuesday, October 19 at Salem The Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Thursday. October 21. 1343 5 General hospitaL A red salmon, marked by the U-S. Bureau of Fisheries In Alas- i L U; L kan waters in Ma, and caught 44 days later in a Siberian stream, was found to have traveled MOO miles in that time. - f r ZONING HEARING SET A r -ring will be held Novem ber 1' the zoning and planning comn.. on on an application of Herberi Vergets for permission to convert a large house at 859 Breys ave. into a two-family dwelling. The commission is empowered to waive zoning restrictions in cer tain cases involving such conver sions. Rummage Sale over Greenbaum's, Oct 22 St 23. DeMolay Mothers Clubv fed fV 'SALLY H W y SAVER' Jane Irwill Today - Friday and Saturday Only! Sweaters Regularly priced 7.98 Corner Court and Liberty FUR COAT --$5.00 Incredible? Not at aJL That new 6500, fur coat could bo etolen, chewed by a doa, or Just plain "lost" $5.00 Guarantees Replacement at SALEM'S GENERAL OF AMERICA AGENCY CHUCK I 1 1 u INSURANCE 4 Oregon's Largest Upstate Agency" 129 N. Commercial Salem Dial 3-91 It Salem and Coos Bay -fr- lien's 1C3 Wool Dress Soils to $1(D)C0 -fr Hen's 100 Wool Topcoats $Jg)95 to Allen's 100 Wool Slacks W-" " bee V bm lo i P- ... -uri A nbc1 ' I -..IS H" " L to tn,ed iu" ilioafT" . ilT. lnn f P" ei VP B ! 9 v y i t I t "1 - i I I J1 : - ": VESTMENT IN GOOD APPEARANCE ! Te Store of Style, Quality and Value i ' i- ! i m...J Oregea mil 49c Tchay Grapss 3 iw. 25 C Moxloy and Huntington Lb. 1 K l ft MB 0 j UNSWEETENED TEXAS r -f Y-l-1 Ne. B ill State St Solem. Ore. Lb. UlttUlUl IIU69 S f er 260 S. 12th Phone S-46S8 J90
