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HOGG TO COURT MEET
" Carl W. Hogg, Salem business
man and president of the High
way 99E association, will be fea
tured speaker at the fourth annu
al convention of the Oregon Mo
tor Court association in Portland,
Saturday, November 13. The two
day session will open November
12 in the Woodman of the World
halL
Sound credit is a valuable asset.
Credits Bureau says, pay by the
lOth- f
ANIMALS KILLED
Ervin Ward, Marion county dog
control officer, investigated this
week the slaughter by dogs of four
sheep and two young goats and
the crippling of six other sheep on
the W. F. Weddle farm near Jef
ferson, he reported Thursday.
Two dogs were apprehended by
Ward.
Closing out oil circulators at cost.
Ray I Farmer Hardware Co,, 2865
-Silverton Road. .
TO MEET WITH ARCHITECTS
Development of the state capi
tal area will be discussed Tues
day at a 6 p. m. dinner in Hotel
Senator for a committee of the
Oregon chapter of .American In
stitute of Architects and the Sa
lem long range planning commis
sion. -
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
MOTHERS DISMISSED
Mothers dismissed from Salem
General hospital Thursday with
baby sons were Mrs. Walter
Woods, Turner and Mrs. Kenneth
L. Erb; Albany. Leaving to go
home with a baby daughter was
Mrs. George A. Hali; 485 N. Win
ter st.
Rummage sale. Jason Lee Church.
N. Winter & Jefferson Sts. Thurs.
& Fri. Bargains.
REPORT CAR THEFT
C. S. and Irene Orwig, 1775 S.
High st., reported the theft of their
1948 Ford sedan from Leslie Me
thodist church. They told police
that the car was stolen sometime
between 7:30 and 9:30 p. m. Wed
nesday night
Karakul Karpet. It's new. it's re
versible, it's 100 virgin wool and
woven through and through, only
$ 4.95 sq. yd. Ph. 3-7648 or 3-3364.
MELVI.N PARKS ENLISTS
' Enlistment in the U. S. army of
Melvin L. Parks, 32, of Salem
route ?, box 611, was reported
Thursday by the Salem army and
ir force recruiting office. Parks,
a veteran of World war II, was
employed by the Capital Lumber
Co. He enlisted for three years.
Special Choice Greenhouse pom
pons $1.00 a bunch this Wednes
day and Thursday only. Cash and
Carry Hollywood Florists 2073
Fairgrounds Rd.
Reroof now with Johns-Manville
shingles. Don't gamble with an old?
roof. Ma this Bros., 164 S. Com'l.
Free estimates. Phone 34642.
BOARD TO ORGANIZE
Newly elected directors of the
Salem Chamber of Commerce
will elect officers at a noon meet
ing in the Senator hotel today. The
new board will begin chamber
duties in December.
Dance Sat., Crystal Gardens.
REALTORS TALK BUSINESS
A business session will occupy
the Salem Board of Realtors at
their noon meeting Friday in the
Marion hotel. President William
Goodwin said Thursday.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 560 State st.
Rummage sale Fri. and Sat. over
Greenbaum's. Salem Credit Wom
en's Breakfast Club.
DISEASES REPORTED
Chlckenpox Jed all other dis
eases in Marion county during the
week ended October 30 when sev
en cases were reported, the state
board of health said Thursday.
Other diseases jeported were four
cases each of mumps and pneu
monia, two each of measles and
tuberculosis and one each of dys
entery and typhoid.
Models, Music,' Mums. Optimist
Chrysanthemum Show, Salem
Armory. Sat. &;Sun., Nov. 6 & 7."
Federally insured savings cur
rent dividend s 2,i see First
Federal Savings First, 142 S. Lib
erty St., Salem. Ph. 3-4944.
SERVICES HELD
Private services were held
Thursday in Eugene for Mrs. Cla
ra Ellis Stocker, 95, grandmother
of Mrs. Lee M. Bown, Salem. She
was born at West Linn, Sept. 9,
1853 and was married to George
Stocker who died in 1905. Surviv
ing aitie a daughter, two grand
daughters and four great grand
children. ,
New; shipment of dresses and suits
just'arrived from New York mar
ket. Madeleine Dyer's Fashion
Lounge, 142 S. High St.
The Flower Basket now open, 1020
Market Ph. 2-4602.
1 ;
ELECTED TO THANES
Dave Lovcik, Salem, a sopho
more at Oregon' State college, has
been elected ta represent Daven
port house in Thanes, sophomore
men's service honor society, it was
announced Thursday. The organ
ization chooses members on the
basis of scholarship and leader
ship. 12th Street Dinette serves break
fast all day. Ham & eggs, hot
cakes, or what will you have?
New shipment of dresses and suits
just arrived from New York mar
ket. Madeleine Dyer's Fashion
Lounge, 142 S. High St
DUVALL RITES SET
Final rites of Robert Duvall,
69, Battle Ground, Wash., will be
held from the Vancouver funeral
chapel Monday at 1 p. m. Duvall
is the father of Donald Duvall,
Salem.' and Lester Duvall, Sweet
Home. Also surviving are the wi
dow, Mrs. Mary E. Duvall and six
other Children.
Dance : Sat., Crystal Gardens.
For quality foods at reasonable
prices,; try the 12th street Dinette.
Open from 6:30 a. m. to 9:00 p. m.
viser Lucile Nelson.
Trevor Harisskey and Maynard
Nelson are Advisers for the re
cently appointed lunch patrol.
Members of the patrol include
David Riches, Dorothy Dixon, Ro
bert Davee, Janet Murphy, Car-
Lolyn Real, June BickelL Joan
Hamilton, Joyce Younger, Robert
Pickering, Donna Phelps, Pat Pat
ton, Bruce Galloway, Jean Smith,
Glenn Hall, John Buren, Kenneth
Burroughs, Laura Green, Bever
ly Rinehart, Barry NeeL Joanne
Grim, Ruth Gibson, Frances Eck
stein, Mary Crane, Quentin Nor
dyke, Dick Simpson, Gene Gen
im, Marshall Denhem, Larry Pau-.
lus, David Hunt Bob Savage,
John Humphry, John Merrill, Del
be rt Bolton, Fred Minifee and
sergeants Bob Payne and Janie
Lambert.
Births
GOSSER . To Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Gosser, 2025 Market st,
a daughter. Thursday, November
4 at Salem General hospital.
How Much
Do You Know
about
Christian Science?
Even if you know nothing
about Christian Science, take
this opportunity to learn some
of the facts about this scientific
religion which heals sickness
and solves human problems.
Accept this invitation on behalf
of yourself, your family, and
your friends.
A Free Lecture
entitled
n
Christian Science:
The Pathway
of Light'
by Margaret Morrison. C. 8.
f Boston, Massachusetts
Member of the Board of Lec
tureship of The Mother Church,
The ! First Church of Christ,
Scientist, la Boston, Mass.
Monday. November 8
In Salem High
School Auditorium
FIRST CHURCH OF. CHRIST,
SCIENTIST.
of Salem
Cordially Invites You
JOHNSON PROMOTED
Cadet Earl Johnston, son of Mr.
and .Mrs. Albert E. Johnston, 145
Park tve., has been appointed a
corporal in the corps of cadets at
the U.jS. military academy, West
Point, N. Y., the army announced
Thursday. Johnston is a junior at
Uhe army academy.
Chrysanthemum' Show, Salem
Arrhpry. Sat & Sun., Nov. 6 & 7.
HIKE SCHEDULED .
A climb to the top of Wildcat
mountain is planned by the Che
meketan Hiking club for Sunday.
A ten-mile hike is necessary to
reach the top of the mountain, lo
cated northeast of Estacada. The
group will meet at 240 N. Com
mercial st at 7 a. m. Alvin Horns
chuch will lead the party.
Dance Eat., Crystal Gardens.
Dr. A. I. Frantz, naturopath, has
moved his office to 990 Broadway.
BLANKET A STOLEN
Henry Jones, Salem route 2, re
ported to city police Wednesday
night the theft of a red plaid blan
ket from his automobile parked
In the lTOO block of 13th st
Auto glass installed. Floor Sand
ers for rent R. D. Woodrow, 450
Center St t.
Launderette 1255 Ferry St.
Sadie, you can ketch me it the Sa
die Hawkins dance at Pedee, Oreg.
Sat, Nov. 6. We're dancin Dog
patch style and we get prizes for
our getups! Signed, LiT Abner.
At Salem Schools
By Janes Cooke
H Statesman School Correspondent
SALEM HIGH SCHOOL
The' University of Oregon Pep band presented a
concert Thursday morning to the Salem high stu
dent body. The program, under the direction of """lf
John Stehn, included "His Honor" and "Slim Trom- f 4'
bone" by Henry Filmore, "The American Red Cross f
March." "Stardust." nnH th rhoir an "Will Yon
Remember from the operetta,
"Maytime."
Donald Jessop, Salem high
school music director, conducted
one number and the program was
concluded with "The University
of Oregon Song."
Four graduates of Salem high
who are now members of the
band, Roger Middleton, Lowell
Fox, Horace Beldon and Glen
Garrett, were introduced.
The band now en route to the
Oregon-Washington game in Se
attle will present concepts to sev
eral more high school student
bodies.
Home Ee Club Jines
Home Economics club held its
annual dinner and informal initia
tion at the high school Thursday
evening. The club prepared and
served the dinner.
The planning committee includ
ed Barbara Owens, Alvira Pur-
cell, Thais Crandall. Vera Ellis
and Mrs. Mabel Cooley, club ad
viser. Debaters Attend Institute
Debate students from Amanda
Anderson's classes "Will go to the
annual Intercollegiate Forensic
Association of Oregon institute
Saturday. The institute at Lewis
and Clark college in Portland is
for both high school and college
speech students and will include
debate and extempore; speaking.
Students from Salem high who
will attend are Jan Wiley, Muriel
Steusloff, Mary Campbell, Robert
Bruce, Martin Knittel, John Rock
enfeller. Bob Lowery, Cleta Mar
tin, Dorothy Dyke, Jim Cooke,
Rilla Marie Rogers, Frank Vitaris,
Eugene Poindexter, Don Ander
son, Doreen Cavender, Bill Rux,
Marilyn Foxley, Bill Maude, Phil
Johnson, Roger Smith, Dick Nor
dal, Caroline Matter, Phil Ringle
and Walter Friesan.
PARRISH JUNIOR HIGH
Several members of the eighth
grade choir under the direction of
Mrs. Madalene Suko sang for the
Women's auxiliary of the Ameri
can Legion Monday night. The
group included Margaret Barge,
Jo Ann Harris, Marilyn Issak,
Marilyn Morley, Jackie Jones,
Tharn Miles, Janice Olson, James
Pfau, Mary Schrunk, Shirley Bier,
Mary Harger, Dorr is Tom, Alice
Muler, Jo Ella Brown, Larry Delk,
Dalane O'Harra, Carol Van Hess,
Billie Ann Waldie, Diane King
and Beverly Smalley. Anna Mae
Lockenour was accompanist.
Mrs. Louise Ameson, director of
nursing, Marion county chapter of
the American Red Cross Wednes
day gave a travelog and a movie
of Norway which showed children
of that country receiving gift
packages.
LESLIE JUNIOR HIGH
Leslie Junior Red Cross mem
bers are preparing to send gift
boxes overseas for Christmas. The
students sent 37 boxes last year
and are planning to send 50 for
this Christmas. The boxes include
toys, trinkets, soap, crayon and
other articles.
Junior Red Cross delegates from
Leslie gave a skit entitled "How to
Make a Million Friends" at the
district convention in Corvallis
last weekend. Delegates were Del
ton Miller, Barbara Wagness,
Carolyn Seay and David Rhoten.
Eleanor Roberts, adviser, accom
panied them on the trip.
Girls' Volleyball Tourney Set
Practice has started for the Girls
Athletic association volleyball
tournament to be held next week
under the direction of faculty ad-,
Demos Gain in
i
Oregon House;
Count 52 to 8
(Story also on page 1)
Unless official counts alter the
picture, Oregon's 1949 house of
representatives will have 52 re
publicans and 8 democrats, it ap
peared today. The present count
is 58 to 2.
Following is the complete list
of the 60 members in the state's
next house, on the basis of pres
ent returns ( indicates incum
bent re-elected).
1st (Clatsop); Joseph M. Dyer
(r). :
2nd (Columbia); Vilas L. Shep-
ard (d).
3rd (Tillamook); A. J. Swetf (r).
4th (Washington); Earl E. Fish
er (r), J. O. Johnson (r).
5th (Multnomah); "Stanhope
Pier (r), Alex G. Barry (r), Ru-
die Wilhelm, jr. (r), F. H. Dam
masch (r), 'Harvey Wells (r), "Jo
seph E. Harvey (r). Gust Ander
son (r), John D. Logan (r), Mil
dren B. Pearce (r), Harry E. War
ren (r), Phil Brady (d), Phil
Dreyer (d), James H. Moore (d).
6th (Clackamas - Multnomah);
Howard Morgan (d).'
7th (Clackamas); H. H. Chind
gren (r), j. s. Greenwood (r).
8th (Yamhill); R. H. C. Bennett
ID, wn jrrancis (r).
th (Lincoln); Gerald (Jerry)
Wade (r). I
10th (Polk); Lyle Thomas (r).
11th (Benton); Francis W. Zieg
ler (r). '
12th (Marion); Douglaa Yeator
(r), 'Frank Doerfler (r), W. W
Chadwick (r), John Steelhammer
(r). - y
13th (Linn); M. M. Landon (r)
Warren Gill (r).
14th (Lane); Herman P. Hen-
dershott (r), Earl H. Hill (r), Ear!
McNutt (r).
15th (Douglas); Robert C. GU
(r). Paul Geddes (r).
16th (Coos); 'Ralph T. Moore
(r). ' .
17th (Coot-Curry): rred Wi
Adams (r).
18th (Josephine): Raymond C.
Coulter (r). !
19th (Jackson); 'Frank J. Van-
Dyke (r), Ben Day (r). !
20th (Hood River): John P.
HounseU (r).
21st (Wasco); John L SeU (r). 1
22nd (Gilliam-Wheeler-Morrow-Sherman);
'Giles French (r),
Henry E. Peterson (r).
23rd (Umatilla); C. L. Lieu
allen (r), Sprague Carter (r).
24th (Union); David C. Baum
(r). j
25th (Wallowa); Dean B. Erwin
Tho Statoaxnan. Solom. Oroqon, Friday. Norombor S.
19485
(r). i.'
26th (Crook -Jefferson); Wil
5 liam B. Mono (r). .
27th (Baker); Challos K. Mc
Culloch (d). . li
28th (Deschutes); A. P. (Pat)
Meyers (d).
29th (Deschutes -Lake); J. F.
Short (r).
30th (Grant-Harney); W.
Kimberlinf (r). ;
3 lit (Malheur); Vernon Wilson
(r).
32nd (Klamath); Edward A.
Geary (r), Henry Semon (d).
33rd (Clatsop-Columbia); . H.
Condit (r).
Fishing Acciclent !
Results in Suit
CHICAGO, Nov. 4 HAV A fish
erman claimed today ho lost an
eye to a companion's fish hook. He
sued the companion for $50,000.
Louis H. Frank, in his circuit
court suit, said a hook cast by his
fishing companion of 25 years,
Harry J. Sodini, injured his eye
so it had to be removed, j, ' i
The mishap was said to have
occurred during an outing last Me
morial day near Whitehall, Mjch.
Frank Is a salesman and Sodini
is a coal and material company of
ficial. . . y
'f. JfOTICB !
KOTICTC RXRTBY IS GZYTX that by
an rdtr cf Utm Circuit Court of the
State f Orrfoa for the County of
Marion. I Probate, duly mad and
entered on tho twentieth dr of Oc
tober, IMS. PIONEER TRUST COM.
PANY' was duly appointed as admin
istrator with tho will annexed of the
state of WILLIAM ZOSJtU dcea
All persons having claim against aald
state hrby ar rqulrd to present
them, duly verified and wlUi prop!
vouchers, to said administrator wlta
the will annexed at its office in the
Pioneer Truat Building, I Satem. Ore
ion, within six months after th data .
of the first publication of tMs notice.
Dated and first published th twen
ty second day of October, IMS.
PIONEER TRUST COMPANY
By X. E. WENGER : (
i Its Secretary and Trust Offices
ADMINISTRATOR WITH THE
WILL ANNEXED AFORESAID
Allan O. Carson and !. i
Wallace P. Canon I - i f. '
Attorneys tor Administrator with , I
tho Will Annexed. diI-14-N.f-lI-ll
Lqsfer DoLnpp
Commercial
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r
Morlnc
FlwavaS 17IS
Salom. Orecois
1111 N. Coml
HAS OPERATIOX
A. R. Cameron, 1550 Madison
st., is reported to be recovering at
a local hospital where he under
went surgery Thursday morning.
DR. DELANEY TO CALIFORNIA
Dr. Earle P. Delaney, Salem
chiropodist, will close his offices
from November 5 to 17 when he
will attend a post graduate course
on foot surgery and foot orthoped
ics at the California College of
Chiropody.
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. O Briquets
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To tee Ifiem Is to wont to ewa
Hem . . . this h on of lH (ova
Best selections of floor and table
lamps w'v vr bod. If you
Have a spot in your horn tho
eould us a lamp, or if you're
planning on replacing
your old lamps com
In, soon these Aladdin
lomps or going to be
sighty poputart
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THE COLEMAN
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Radiant-Circulator
$49.95
$44.50
For Large Homes
QUICK HEAT
By the makers of CQQ CH
Quickmeal Rauses 90i9U
PORTABLE
ELECTRIC HEATERS
ARVIN
Fan
Heaters
GENERAL ELECTRIC
Snnbowl Heater
ROYAL. MASTER
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THERMADOR 1320VV
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BURKAW SAFETY HEATER
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$10.30 $13.95
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$6.88
$12a35
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THIS
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with the
Purchase of
jnny Plaiform
in the Store
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It'll take a team of horses or an extra
E j
piece of pie, to get you out of one of
these deep-seated rockers.
Prices Are toiv
S39.95
849.50
$69.50
Many styles.
Covers of .
Tapestry,
Velour,
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GENERAL ELECTRIC
ROASTER $36.75
For perfect turkey cooking!
Controlled heat, 3 Inset pans
for cooking whole meal!
SCRIPTURE VERSE
Oh give thanks unto Jehovah;
for he is good:
For His loving kindness
endureth for ever.
Psalms 118:1-2
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Assorted shapes and sixes.
14 in. hlfh. IS In. diasaeter.
Assorted
colors
$5.95
FOR THE SPARE ROOM
Springs and Ilallresses
Full or Twin Size
40-lb. Cotton
Mattress
Gov't. Surplus
Coil Springs
Innereprins Mattress
Free Flexav
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$14.95
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Coil
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