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TO HEAR T LEADER
- Five board members and leaders
from Salem YMCA are to be in
Portland Monday evening to hear
R. L. Dickinson, general secretary
of New York City YM, discuss
trends and the 10-year outlook for
the association. Going from here
are G. F. Chambers, Walter Minier
and Norman Winslow of the board,
Ronald Hudkins of the Y's Men's
club and Gus Moore, general sec
retary. The season's perfect gift a lovely
fur coat or scarf of guaranteed
quality and workmanship. Beau
tifully styled and low priced at
Ben Wittner Furs, 142 S. High.
MORSE TALK SLATED
Sen Wayne L. Morse will be the
guest speaker Wednesday for the
luncheon meeting of the; Salem
Rotary club at the Marion hotel.
He-will talk on the subject "Cur
rent " World Problems." Leslie
Scott will introduce the speaker.
Rummage sale, over Greenbaum's
Dec. 1st. L. D. S. Relief Society.
LABOR SPEAKER SET
Salem Kiwanis club have sche
duled a speaker from the CIO
convention in Portland for its top
Tuesday luncheon meet feature at
the Marion hotel. The name of
speaker will be announced at the
meeting.
It's new! Waterproof it weather
proof your roof or basement.
Choice of colors. 7 yr. guarantee.
Call Valley Weatherstrip Co.
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IN FLEET MANEUVERS
Two Salem men. Ens. Ronald M.
Smith, grandson4 of Mr. and Mrs.
F. A- Smith of Evergreen avenue,
and Jack D. Blessing, seaman ap
prentice, routes 1, are serving
aboard the aircraft-carrier USS
Boxer, according toia fleet news
release. The carrier participated
in the Pacific fleet "exercises off
the west coast and several other
trips up and down the coast and to
Hawaii.
Shoe repairing, ,1132 Broadway.
WOODBURN POST LISTED
Champoeg post 4173, Veterans of
Foreign Wars, Woodburnv filed, ar
ticles of incorporation Saturday
with the Marion county clerk, list
ing its officers. Filing the articles
were Le-ter Barrett Commander;
Charles Mendenhall,? quartermas
ter; Harlow Dixon, . I trustee, and
George Reck, adjutant.
Pythian Sisters bazaar and cooked
food sale wilt be held Wednes
day, Dec. 1. Portland Gas it
Coke Co.
DAV TO MEET
Salem chapter 6. Disabled Amer
ican Veterans, will meet Thursday
at the Woman's clubhouse with the
business session starting at 8 p.m.
Col. George Sandy will discuss vet
erans legislation. Wilfred Wilier,
commander, will preside.
Auto glass installed Floor Sand
ers for rent. R. D. Woodrow, 450
Center St.
ALLOWED TO BUILD
City building permits were issu
ed Saturday to' F. jP. Colgan to
erect a one-story Warehouse at
1020 N. Liberty st. at a cost of
$4,700, and to F. A. Moisan to erect
a private garage at 2295 Maple
ave., $1,500.
For a bathroom that's different
plumbing fixtures in beautiful,
lasting color. Available now. Jud
son's, 279 N. Com'l.
TAKE BABIES HOME ;
Taking new babies home from
the Salem Memorial hospital Sat
urday were Mrs. Andrew Clark,
1145 Norway st., with a daughter,
and Mrs. Burch Judson, 2635 Sun
rise St., with a ion.
Launderette 1255 Ferry St.
TREATED FOR CUTS
Alfred Wilson, Portland, was
treated for cuts on his thumb and
wrist Saturday by Salem frist aid
men after he had stuck his hand
through a glass door.
Re roof now with Johns-Manville
shingles. Don't gamble with an old
roof. Mathis Bros., 164 S. Coml.
Free estimates. Phone 34642.
TWIN DAUGHTERS BOHN
Twin daughters were born Sat
urday morning to Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Schell, 300 Elm st., at Salem
General hospital. Schell is employ
ed at the Blue Lake cannery.
DEATH TAKES SISTER
Mrs. Sylvia J. Hull. 65. sister of
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Salem, died
in Portland Friday. h She is also
survived by three sons, two other
sisters and two brothers.
ATTEND BOARD MEETING
Plans for the second annual Ore
gon Youth in Government program,
sponsored by the YMCA, will be
made at a board meeting Tuesday
evening in Portland, which Tink-ham-
Gilbert, Salem YM board
president, and John Gardner, boys'
work secretary, will attend. The
program will be in the state capi
tol here following the 1949 legisla
tive session.
The best buy in a used Buick.
1948 engine, tires, tubes it fac
tory check-up. Ph. 3-9181. H.
Smith.
Monarch Amusement company, a
Portland amusement device distri
butor, is the assumed business
name certificate filed with the Ma
rion county clerk Saturday by
Charles E. Hamilton and Robert
Bittock, both of Portland.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 560 State St.
CREDIT FIRM LISTED
An assumed business name cer
tificate for Northwest Medical Den
tal Credit bureau was filed with
the Marion county clerk Saturday
by Francis W. Smith, 381 Cheme
keta st. Thejocal effice is engaged
in collections and credit reporting.
Federally insured savings cur
rent dividend 2Iiro. First Feder
al Savings, 142 S. Lib. 3-4944.
WINDOW SHATTERED
Police were investigating Satur
day the breaking of a plate glass
window at the Del-An Beauty shop,
1345 State st., by hoodlums early
Saturday morning. Police said a
15-foot 2 by 4 board had been ram
med through the window. Appar
ently nothing was molested inside
the shop.
All help report Tuesday 8 a.m.
instead of Monday. Marion Cream
ery and Poultry Co.
MOTHERS DISMISSED
Mothers dismissed from Salem
General hospital Saturday to take
home baby daughters were Mrs.
Rudolph Webber, Jefferson, Mrs.
Edward Ball, 1745 S. Church st.,
and Mrs. Frank C. McKinney, 1810
Mill st., all with daughters and
Mrs. William Behen, 855 S. 13th
St., with a son.
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.
BROOKS TO SPEAK
Russell Brooks, recently re
tired from 31 years in the U. S.
consular service, will be guest
speaker at the Salem Exchange
club luncheon Wednesday noon in
the Senator hotel.
OLD AUTO BURNED
City firemen reported Saturday
that fire damaged an old car on
the premises of the Evergreen Mo
tor company, 1890 S. 12th st., short
ly before noon Saturday. Origin of
the blaze was not determined.
LIONS SET MOVIE
The movie "Caravans of Trade"
will be shown at the Wednesday
noon meeting of the Hollywood
Lions club. The board meeting of
the club will be held Tuesday
noon.
Willamette U.
Orators Win in
Seattle Contest
Willamette university orators
returned Saturday from Seattle,
where they took three first places
and two third positions in the
Western Speech association tour
nament Friday.
In the senior men's debate di
vision the team of Tom Bartlett
and Robert Sayre tied for. num
ber one spot with University of
Southern California. Each team
had seven wins and one loss. It
was a repeat performance for
Willamette, which placed first
last year.
The Bearcat team of Elliot Mot
schenbacher and Jack Gunn ac
counted for the second first place
in the junior men's debate con
test. The local team tied with
Pacific university of Forest Grove
with seven wins and a single loss.
Sayre brought home another
top award by sweeping the senior
men's impromptu speaking division.
Taking third spots were the
Willamette women's senior de
bate team of Joan Morgan and !
Betty Fergeson, and Tom Bart-
lett, who placed in the senior
men's after dinner speaking.
Symphony Concert
Ticket Holders to
Exchange Ducats
Salem people holding admission
tickets for the Portland Sympho-t
ny orchestra concerts here De
cember 7, January 25 and March
I, are to exchange them for re
served seats this week, according
to George Kaye, president of the
sponsoring group here. A ticket
exchange office is to be set up
Monday at 10 a. m. in the Ladd
and Bush bank, and will be open
during banking hours all week."
Thetravel schedule for the or
chestra includes appearance in
Albany, Co rv a 11 is, Newberg, Sa
lem and Long view. Vernon R.
Churchill, president of the Port
land Symphony society, said the
orchestra is visiting as many com
munities as is financially feasible.
The orchestra may be con
sidered an all - Oregon affair, not
merely a Portland project.
Among the leaders behind the
better music program in those ci
ties are Kaye, Mrs. C. C. Hallin,
Longview; Ralph S. Senders of
Albany, president of the Linn
County Community Concert asso
ciation, and Robert Mix, Corval-lis.
Seattle Man Fined S200
! In Drunk Driving Case
Ensley J. Doncaster, Seattle, was
! fined $200 in municipal court
' C o i i rr i xr t s r'i r- rr Hie ori-ccf
, ljoiui dot iviawTOJiif j j s t -J-1
Friday night on a charge of driv-
ing while intoxicated. His driv
I er's license was revoked for one
year and a 30-day jail sentence
1 was suspended.
Doncaster was arrested on Fair
grounds road, where police re
ported he was driving without
lights and weaving back and
forth across the road.
PETRILLO TO OFFICIATE
WASHINGTON, Nov. 27 -JPl-James
C. Petrillo, president of the
American Federation of Musi
cians, will be music chairman of
the committee handling arrange
ments for the inaugural of Presi
dent Truman on January 20.
INJURED RECOVERING
Paul R. Oshanic, injured last Oc
tober 8 in a fall from a power pole
on Liberty road, was dismissed
from Salem Memorial hospital Sat
urday to return to his home in
M i 1 wa ii k i An al"tri chnrk
knocked Oshanic from the pole on !
which he was working.
U. of O. Mothers Big annual rum
mage sale Mon. and Tues., Nov.
29th it 30th. Over Greenbaum's.
Wonderful values.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere j
thanks and appreciation to neigh- ;
bors and friends for beautiful
floral offerings, sympathy and
kindness extended us during the
illness and death of our beloved
mother.
C. A. Beach
Ray C. Beach
Mae Murray
Fay Mathiot
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DR. PARKER SAYSt
Teeth are important to
AT TH
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as well as to Appearance
Diseased teeth can impair
health. - Don't take a chance
on ruining your health ... or
your appearance... with poor
teeth. Good health and good
appearance areimportant in
getting, holding and making
a success of your job.
PAINLESS PARKER
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Pay by Veek cr f.lonlh with Approved Credit
You can obtain the dental service you want without '
delay. By using your approved credit, the work can
be started immediately ... and you can pay by the
week or month. Terms arranged to suit your indi
vidual requirements. c
LIGHT... NATURAL COLOR
PLATES
New aaaterials that all dentists rec
ommend for faithful reproductions
resiliency and natural color.
Desirable changes in facial expres
sion that restore contours and pro
vide a maximum of natural, youthful
appearance can be obtained with
either old or new plastic plates.
IMMEDIATE RESTORATIONS
AFTER EXTRACTIONS
Those desiring immediate restora
tions after extractions should make
. visits before 9:30 A.M., so impres
sions can be taken for plates with
one-day service.
ALL BRANCHES
OF DENTISTRY
EXTRACTIONS
PLATE WORK
FILLINGS
CROWNS
INLAYS
BRIDGEW0RK
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PLATE REPAIRS
WHILE YOU WAIT
DO HOPE IT WON'T
RAIN TOMORROW"!
DR. PAINLESS PARKER
i Dentist
125 Liberty Street, Cor. Stato
Telephone: Salem 3-8825
1 Other Painless Parker Offices in Portland and Eugene
You HAVE said it, haven't you? The night before
washday? Yea, and meant it, too, because there's nothing
worse than to have to let dirty clothes pile up while
you wait for nice weather.
When you have a Hamilton Automatic Clothes Dryer,
you just flip the switch, toss in your clothes straight
from wringer or spinner and, in 15 to 25 minutes, they're
ready to iron f Things dry soft, sweet-smelling, and fluffy
in the Hamilton, too, an average washer load at a time.
Rain? Snow? Soot? Smoke? Forget 'em I
Why don't you com In, right away, and let us
show you how Hamilton can tak the last hit
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IVU be happy to demonstrate.
157 S. Liberty
APPLIANCE SALES
AND SERVICE
Phone 3-9239
Accountants
Set Meeting
Tuesday Noon
A special meeting to discuss
problems confronting public ac
countants in Oregon will be held
in Salem. Tuesday noon at Nohl
gren's restaurant, under the spon
sorship of the Oregon Association
of Public Accountants, James L.
Keys, Salem, president, has an
nounced. "
Presiding will be John C. Vas
sie. Discussion problems will -be
presented by Keys, Lester Barr.
Salem, board of governors mJh
ber, and other members of a spec
ial committee headed by I. M.
Taylor, Portland.
The meeting will be open to all
association members and other
public accountants.
Nine other meetings also have
been called by the OAPA.
circuit couet
C. B. mn Mary J. Kauri . L. N. and
EUa Stewart: Default decrca awarda
plaintiffs fitla to certain real property.
Henry H. Fox v. Alfred Fox: Order
dismisses tomplatnt.
Jess Earl Kish vs. Edna M. Kiah: Or
der dismisses divorce suit.
PKOBATE COUKT
Florencei Zina estate: Stipulation and
petition filed.
Lavallc and Darline Crites guardian
ships: Order approves administrator's
account.
Myra Jean Moore guardianship: Or
der discharges guardian.
DISTRICT COUKT
Delbert jEugane Nelson. 3300 U las ion
St.. charged with driving while intoxi
cated: continued for plea to Monday,
posted $130 bail.
George TreUen. 149 Sixth t West
Salem, reckless driving. $M line sus
pended ort payment of costs.
Oscar Dale Blair, Salem rout 1. driv
ing vehicle with no license plates, fined
S3 and costs.
John Carl Schray. Salem route T,
violation iof stop sign, fined SI and
costs. !
Henry Ever hard. Salem, chareed with
obtaining s money under false prelenses.
continued; lor plea to December 1 and
held in licu of 91.000 bail.
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MUNICIPAL COURT
Charles ? Beckner. Salem route S. no
muffler, flined S3 .SO.
John WL Hathaway, 590 N. Summer,
drunk and disorderly; fined S40.
Ensley J. Doncaster. Seattle, driving
while intoxicated, fined S300. 30 days .
sentence suspended and driver's license '
revoked fbr one year. !
John M. Lyles. Sheridan, no operator s
license, posted $5 bail. ,
Arthur J. Enshelbert, jr.. 1755 rair
mount avie.. violation of baste rule and
failure toj stop, fined total of S13.50.
Asnlty Dwight R. Ellenwood
has registered at the Oregon vo
cational school of graphic arts de
partment at Klamath Falls. He is
taking an It month course in silk
screen processing.
Ths Statesman. Solam. Oregon, Sunday. riovtmbeT 28. 1948 S
Ml" Angel "Mrs.'' JVsefcn
Schmitt is making satisfactory re
covery from major operation at
Providence hospital in Portland
Tuesday.
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