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IN HONOR GUARD
Army Recruit Clayton Dunn,
on of Mr. and Mrs. Columbus
Dunn, 2310 N. 4th st., was a
member of the 25th infantry di
vision honor guard which par
ticipated in the review for Lt. I
Genl Walton H. Walker, new ' MOTHER DISMISSED j
commanding general of the eighth) Mrs. Donald Anable, 1130 Lew
army, held in Yokohama. Japan, s st.. was dismissed from the Sai
last month, an army prets re- lem General hospital Thursday to
lease revealed Thursday. io home with her baby daughter.
For better law enforcement, vote
Carter for district attorney. Hear
Carter on KSLM, Saturday evew
ning, 7:45. Pd. political ad. Carter
for district attorney, Comm. E.
Crawford. Chm.
DAV Fiddlers Contest Finals Due Tonight
Salem Electric
will answer your
Radio Station
c!m rioftrir will answer vour
n..Msn. r RH.o Station! questions over
KOCO 12 45 noon Friday. Phone ! KOCO, 12:45 noon Friday. Phone
your questions to the Nation. fluest.on. to the station.
3-3108 or call Salem Electric. ! call Salem Kee n ,
2-3661 Pd. adv. by Salem Electric. ; i-3661. Pd. adv. by Salem Electric.
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TAKES DAUGHTER HOME
Taking a newborn daughter
, I hospital Thursday was Mrs. Ros
alie Bonogofski. Salem route 9.
Insured savings earn more than
c i fr-,-j 1 f
The Flower Basket now open, 1020
Market Ph 2-4802.
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
Salem Federal
Savings Association. 560 State ft ;
two per cent at Salem reaerai , n: :1: f
Walnuts
cott's Barber
for sale 20c lb Pres- ; Ballot BoXCS StartS
rber Shop, 1064 Oak.
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SIGNS TORN DOWN
Frank J. Healy, 1500 S. Liberty
Distribution of ballot boxes in
the north end of Marion county
Finals in the DAV eld time fiddlers contest will be held tonight in the Salem armory, completing
two days of fiddling around. The contest will be followed by an old timers dance in the armory.
Shown above leading the fiddling contestants during a practice session at the Montgomery Ward
farm store is long haired and bearded John Murray, S2. of Toledo. (Vboto by Don Dill, Statesman
staff photographer.)
'J .1 . t-
St., reported to city police lnurs- C . - A
day that two signs on the f ront ! " by Manor Counf
Zi l office at 462Ii State st. 1 ?"f P?PUt! kI
were ripped off during the night. , The rest of the 92 boxes w,ll be
One sign read "Frank J. Healy, !fls "uted in the rest of the coun
Attorney" and the second "Tax lJ a"d tomorrow -Smith isaid
Consultant." A third sign was h hopes to complete the final dist
partially torn from the building v'r-1"" "7
and left dangling.
(Saturday night.
Dance SaU Crystal Gardens.
Reroof now with Johns-Manille
shingles. Don't gamble with an old
roof. Ma this Bros., 164 S. Coml
Free estimates. Phone 34642.
Salem Electric will answer your
questions over Radio Station
KOCO, 12:45 noon Friday. Phone
your questions to the station.
3-3108 or call Salem Electric,
2-3661. Pd. adv. by Salem Electric.
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LEAVE WOODBURN HOTEL
A notice of retirement from the
Wood burn Hotel was filed with
the Marion county clerk Thursday
by Wayne E. Dobson and Lelah
G. Dobson. An assumed business
name certificate for the same es
tablishment also was filed by Omer
Be w ley and Chloe Bewley, both of
Wood burn.
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.
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
Young torn turkeys, 45c lb. We
draw and wrap. Also some baby
beef for your locker. C. S.; Orwig,
4375 Silverton Rd. Ph. 2-6128.
Silver Falls Lodge open Sundays
for lunches and dinners. Oien 1 to
8. Dinners $1.50 and up.
GARAGE CHANGES
An assumed business naijne cer
tificate for Maple Park garage,
Woodburn, was filed with the Mar
ion county clerk Thursday; by Ira
H. Rich, Woodburn, and a notice
of -retirement from the same estab
lishment was filed by Norman A.
Grooms and Sam Charboniieaux.
Little furs are the big hit iof this
season. Have us make your old
coat into a cape, capelet, or collar
and muff ensemble. Ben Wittner
Furs, 142 S. High St.
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
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Rummage sale. First Metfhodist
church. Fri. and Sat., Oct. 29th: &
30th. j .
Cooked food sale & bazaar aft Port
land Gas & Coke Fri., Oct. 29,-Ia-dies
Fellowship, Knight Memor
ial church. I '
GRINGRICH ON DESTROYER
James Wesley Gringricp, Sil
verton route 1, is now serving
aboard the destroyer USS Ernest
G. Small, currently on la six
month cruise in the Mediilerran-,
ean. He is a fireman on the ship.
Beautiful colored plumbing fix
tures for sale now t Judsort's, 279
N. Com l.
Auto glass installed. Floor Sand
ers for rent. R. D. Woodrow, 450
Center St
Launderette 1255 Ferry St.
Salem's largest stock; unfinished
furniture, 20 off. Woodrbw's, 450
Center.
Unity students, a tribute to Charles
Fillmore, Sunday at, the regular
serv. Salem Worn, club, 11 a. m.
MAY HAUL LOGS !
Marion county court Thursday '
granted permits to Reta H. Maul
.ding, Silverton, and to Dale Quinn, :
Portland, to haul logs over Mar
ion county roads.
Dance Sat., Genwood.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our most !
sincere thanks and appreciation to '
cur many friends and neighbors j
and to the AF and AM in our re- :
cent sorrow. ? I
MRS. SARA WOODBURN,
MR. & MRS. HAROLD
WOODBURN & JOHNNY.
Births
f-" TV-!! 'Both were indicted last Febru-
HirWlIl W llilcimS ! ary fay th Marion county grand
j jury.
j Haab has posted $1,000 bail in
i Portland while Fisco is being held
1 in lieu of that amount. Bth are
ViJ ! to appear in circuit courtytor ar
raignment.
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Rites Today
BROWN To Mr. and Mrs. Eli
ton Brown. Mehama, a son,
Thursday, October 28 at Salem
Memorial hospital.
NEWCOMER To Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Newcomer, 1965 W. Nob
Hill st.. a daughter, Thursday, Oc
tober 28 at Salem Memorial hos
pital. SCHOFIELD To Mr. and Mrsl
Donald Schofield, 3235 Portland
rd., a son, Thursday, October 28,
at Salem General hospital.
MEITHOS To Mr. and Mrs,
William Meithos, Brooks, a son,
Thursday, October 28 at Salem
General hospital.
ERB To Mr. and MrsAKenneth
Erb, Albany, a son, Wednesday,
October 27 at Salem General hos
pital. WOOD To Mr. and Mrs. Nor
ton Wood, Brooks, a son, Wednes
day, October 27 at Salem General
hospital.
Final rites for Erwin H.
Hams. 77, resident of the Liberty
district for the past 37 years who
died Wednesday, will be held at
the iClough - Barrick chapel to
day : at 1:30 p. m. Interment will
be at Bel crest Memorial park.
Williams was born at Onida,
Mich., Dec. 25, 1871. He came to
Oregon from Washington
1911.
Warrant Received
For Clarence Little
State Police
Total Arrests
State police during September
arrested 3,446 persons for viola
tions of motor vehicle laws and
warned 6,901 others, a report
showed Thursday.
Fines and sentences growing
out of the arrests totaled $28,174
and the violators were given
3,296 days in jail. There were 77
arrests for driving while intoxi
cated, resulting in fines totaling
$6,120 and sentences adding up
A warrant from Kelso, Wash.,
charging Clarence Little with
in j larceny was received by Marion
I County Sheriff Denver Young.
SiirvivMn nr hi wiHnw lin- 1 Little is being held in Marion
nie Williams, Salem; daughter, j county jail awaiting grand jury : to 1,695 days in jail
action on cnarges or iorgery, in general law enforcement
Sheriff Young said. activities, officers arrested 397
Little is charged here with pas- j persons who received $4,916 in
sing two bad checks in Stay ton ; fines and 107 years in prison.
a. a a. . is
aSl August ana is oeing neia m Game violation arrests totaled
iieu oi i.wjo oan An aaamonai 21? and fish vio,ationl5 14
bail of $1,000 has been fixed un-
der the Washington charge but
no details of the complaint came
with the warrant.
Mrsj R. J. Bettencourt. Lodi.
Calif.; sons. Leon Williams, To
ledo, and Guy Williams, Salem;
and five grandchildren.
PGE Denied
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Power to Sue
In Vote Case I
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The state supreme court handed
down a formal decision Thursday
ruling that the Salem Electric
franchise initiative should appear
on the Salem city ballot Novem
ber 2.
Last Friday the court ruled or
ally that the measure should re
main on the ballot, but Thursday's
opinion gave reasons for the deci
sion, j
The suit, j brought in Marion
county circuit court by Portland
General Eleekric company, sought
to enjoin County Clerk HarJan
Judd and other county and city
officials from placing the fran
chise proposal on the ballot. The
measure would give Salem Elec
tric, a cooperative, an unlimited
franchise to supply power in Sa
lem, j
The opinion was written by Jus
tice James T. Brand, and said
Circuit Judge E. M. Page ruled
properly when he dismissed the
suit It ruled that PGE had no le
gal capacity to ask for an injunc
tion, stating that it is the duty of
the district attorney to bring such
a suit.
PGE claimed the cooperative
failed to comply with the proce
dure in distributing and filing in
itiative petitions. It further claim
ed that competition with the co
operative would hurt PGE, but the
court said this claim could not be
considered.
Thm Stataamoit, SaUm, Oregon, Friday. Octobw 29, 1948 S
president.
j Seven of the nine members to the
judiciary board were also elected
during the balloting yesterday
and Wednesday. Senior members
elected were Leonard Maurer,
Wendell, Idaho, and Gene
Schmidt, Salem. Juniors, Albert
Miller,' Hubbard, and Kenneth
Holmes Albany. J
Donald Carpenter and Louis
Prediletto were elected by tha
sophomore and freshman, class re
spectively and- RjchjurdlIIndsley
Hood River, was selected ;to repre
sent the Liberal Arts college.
Maudlin Heads
WU Freshmen
Class elections at Willamette
university were completed this
week with the election of Lowell
Maudlin, Bend, as freshman class
To All
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Salem Voters
The propose! amendment which Mould replace
our present fity administration with three com
missioners has five serious flaws, including this
one:
Certain previsions of th proposed amndmnt
ar consider ad by able- attorneys to b contrary to
th Stat Constitution, and therefor unconstitu
tional. This moans that 11 w adopted tho com
missioner form of city goTrnment lt would In
all probability b sot asido as a result oi court op
tion brought by any citizen who sought to contest
its Talidity. ,
Cities all oyer the nation hare tried and abandoned the
commissioner form of government. We now hare the type
of city government a majority of us wanted. Let's keep it
by -voting 503
MENT.
NO AGAINST THE PROPOSED AMEND-
SALEM PLAIN FACTS COIOTITTEE
' Roy Ilarland. Chairman
ftobt. Boardman, Co-chairman
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(Paid ad by Salem Plain Facta Committee)
Fisco Returned
To County Jail
Fred Fisco, Portland, was re
turned to Marion county jail in
Salem on a charge of larceny by
Marion County Sheriff Denver
Young and Deputy William De
Valh Fisco and Elmer Haab, both for
mer ! inmates of the Oregon state
prison, are charged with the theft
of a; trailer and pump motor at
the prison farm last December.
Dr. Purvine Named
As Medical Examiner
Dr. Ralph E. Purvine. Salem
physician, was appointed to the
state board of medical examiners
Thursday by Gov. John Hall.
Dr. Purvine, state medical offi
cer for selective service during the
late war, succeeds the late Dr. Ir
,vin I. Fox of Eugene.
Benjamin Franklin once tried to ;
raise silkworms.
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