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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1948)
I FRANZEN TAKES VACATION City Manager J. L. Franzen Monday started a two-weeks va cation during which he and his wife wiU visit two daughters in Long Beach, Calif. Flowers for Christmas. We deliv er. Pemberton's Flower Shop. 19B0 S. 12th. Open evenings. EUGENE MOTORIST JAILED Frank T. Kajer, Eugene, was lodged in the Marion county jail Monday night on a charge of driv ing while intoxicated following a hit-run collision on highway 99 K near Illahee, 10 miles south of Sa lem. State police who made the rrest said Kajer's auto struck another unidentified vehicle. He was apprehended five miles south of the accident scene. Turkeys at Wholesale. Fresh dress ed, government graded hen and torn turkeys, wholesale prices, cash and carry, no phone calls or phone orders. Willamette Packing Association, 692 Basset St. W. Sa lem. BABIES GO HOME Taking home new sons from Salem Memorial hospital over the ; weekend were Mrs. Albert Krenz. ; Turner, Mrs. William Bones, 835 D st., and Mrs. Ralph Schlesin ger, 360 Fawk ave., Mrs. Robert j Bretano, Salem route 6, Mrs. Clar- ence Miner, 1086 S. 17th St., and ! Mrs. Charles Smith. Monmouth. all left with new-born daughters. Myrtlewood floor lamps and ta bles. Call at factory, 8 mi. S. of Salem. South of Liberty to Bun ker Hill rd. Turn right, 2nd house left. MOTHERS DISMISSED Mother dismissed from Salem General hospital over the week tnd with new daughters were Mrs. i Carl Mayes, Crabtree, Mrs. Mur- ley Larimer, Salem route 5, and j Mrs. Denzil R. Hoover, Neotsu. Mrs. Louis R. Perley. Indepen- dence, and Mrs. James Daley, 1235 N. 25th st.. left with infant sons. Don't forget, let George Do It. nui Tcci'rn R. P. Halvorsen received a per mit from the city engineer's office Monday to build a $6,300 house and garage at 1020 Oxford st. Do you have the rare type trees and shrubs in your yard such as the Dove Tree, Silk Tree, Davidi Viburnu (the Dwarf evergreen snowball), Raphiolipis and many f others? These may be purchased at 1 the F. A. Doerfler & Sons Nursery, rr" XlfiL .I i "'JTVk I T i r ten XT 2-1322. 'TVm't fnropt CWA Tim arA ern Danced Wed. and Sat. nights. S. 12th & Leslie over Henry's market. LADIES SHOP HERE The Towne shop is the assum ed business name of a ladies rea- lem filed with the Marion county j t i-... k n. i Towne of Portland. Lipstick Beauty Salon. Complete Beauty, Service. We specialize in ; permanent waving. Eves, by ap- j pointment Ph. 3-3336. 1872 State t. ' Radio end tables; walnut finish;! reg. $18.95, close out at $9.95. t Woodrow's, 450 Center. OWNS TAVERN ( .. Perd's place, a pool hall and i tavern in Wood burn? is the assum ed business name filed with the Marion county clerk Monday by James Kolousek of Woodburn. Reroof now with Johns-Manville shingles. Don't gamble with an old roof. Mathis Bros. 164 S. Com'l. Free estimates. Phone 34642. WOODBURN STATION LISTED An assumed business name cer tificate for R&L Service, a Wood burn garage and filling station, was filed with the Marion county rlerk Monday by Chris Reuschler of Salem, and Harry Lenton, Woodburn. Ealem's largest furniture, 20 450 Center. stock; unfinished off. Woodrow's, KETCHES FROM SERVICE A notice of retirement from Newcomers service was filed with the Marion county clerk Monday by Myrtle K. Stewart, Salem route 6. Jary Florist open Fridays until i P.M. until after Christmas. STREAMLINER - - w tm to CHICAGO ) EMPIRE BUILDER Gtm MorftWa's GnaM Tram Chicago is juat two night, away from Portland on the fleet new Empike Builder. For only $2.13 more than a standard Pullman lower berth, enjoy the privacy and comfort of a Duplex -Roomette. f doity ml 3 PM. Far information or mervoluma C. L. Biacaorr Trm. Pmmm. Agmi e07 a W. Waritinctoa St. Portland 6. Oramm GREAT KORTIIERU (to IN. MEADOR DIES SATURDAY H. W. Meador, father of Mrs. Peggy Alford of Salem, died Sat day at his home in Prairie City. Services will be held in Prairie City Wednesday. Other survivors include the widow and another , daughter, Mrs. M. G. Moore of i Spokane. I All kinds of mending. Ann the j Reweaver, 1 180 N. Winter. . MeMAXl'S FINED $100 John McManus, 665 Breys ave., was fined $100 in municipal court Monday on charges growing out of an auto collision Sunday at North Commercial and Center streets. McManus ; was charged with failure to remain at an acci dent scene on a complaint signed i by Floyd Buchholz, Sheridan, who said McManus drove away after ! colliding with his auto. i j Donald Webster is no longer con j nected with Broadway Appliance. I SHOTGUN MISSING Arthur Danrude ;Of Molalla re ported to city and state police Monday that his .12 gauge Win chester shotgun was taken during a trap shoot Sunday at MolaJla. Turkeys at wholesale. Fresh 'dress ed, government graded hens and torn turkeys, wholesale prices. casn nd carry, no, phone calls or phone orders. Limited supply. Willamette Packing Association. 692 Bassett St., W. Salem. TO VISIT HERE Lilia L. Bishop is to fly from Los Angeles to spend the Christ mas holidays witH her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Bishop, 4S5 S. 18th St., and her brother and sis ' ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Bishop. :Just arrived another direct fac i tory shipment of new Bendix ra I dios. Savings up to $200.00! Ex j clusively at Ralph Johnson Ap- pliances, 355 Center it. Phone ,33139. 'ABOARD TARAWA j William Morris Langston, com imissary 2c, and Myron Dale Teets, fireman apprentice, both of Salem, are serving aboard the air era it carrier USS Tarawa, ac cording to a navy; news release. Langston is the husband of Mrs. Neva Cassella Langston, 1337 Che meketa St., and Teets is the son of Mrs. Hazel Teets.t 1170 Chema wa st. The Tarawa: is now inta.sk force 38 in the western Pacific. "Let George Do It" 10 discount . -it u . r . .j r wi j ciii uuuicr iciiicitiiuis aim until Christmas only. Free c0f- fee served from 2 to 4 p.m. each day. George Electric, of course. 493 Center St. Air Steamship tickets anywhere Kugel, 3-7C94. 735 N. Capitol St. CYCLISTS AID SANTA Distribution of Christmas bas kets to needy families was begun Monday evening from Salvation C i i ' Motorcycle clu members of Salem ycle club volunteering their services for delivery. Buy your turkey now for Christ mas and save. Young torn turkeys 50 and 55c per lb. C. S. Orwig, 4375 Silverton Rd. Ph. 2-6128. THE MODERNE FOR GIFTS Open Evenings 'Til Xmas 305 & 315 Court St Salem A Heider's Pet and a wizard of a set I Tiny enough to tuck into a topcoat pocket A little radio with room size volume and excellent tone. Just open the lid . . and it's on I Camera style construction makes it strong and durable. Cover in handsome lizard-grain plastic with polished chronium trim for beauty. A Heider recommendation. RCA Vic tor's "Personal" portable. Heider's PARTY FOR STATE WORKERS ' "Siac" chapter of the State Em ployees association will hold their annual Christmas party at the VFW hall Wednesday at 6:30 p. m. Dinner will be followed by dan cing. Members and their guests Will attend. Insured savings earn more than two per cent at Salem Federal Savings Association, 560 State st.- THOMPSON TO TOASTM ASTER Jack Thompson is to be acting toastmaster at the Wednesday night meeting ot Willamette Toast masters club in the Bright Spot cafe beginning at 6:15 o'clock. Sla ted speakers are Darrell Has broock, Harry Fee, Leo Strauch, Joseph Prange and Stearns Cu.sh ing. Roy Marker is to direct table topics. Don't forget, let George Do It. K OF C PARTY TONIGHT Salem council. Knights of Co lumbus, will stage a Christmas party tonight in connection with a Short business meeting in the elubrooms. Gifts will be exchan ged among members and refresh ments served after the business session at 8 p. m. 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. TOY WINS HONOR Walter J. Toy, representative in Salem for New York Life Insur ance company, has qualified for the firms "Star" club, which re quires more than a quarter mil lion dollars' business in a year. Toy was a leading agent in Butte, Mont., until coming here and in his fir.-t Salem year qualified jagain. The Flower Ba-ket, 1020 Market, open Sundays, 10 to 3. BISHOP RECOVERING Alex Bishop, 455 S. 18th st., who has been seriously ill for the past month, is reported recovering and able to sit up lor a short time each day. Mrs. K. J. Dahms of Los Angeles, who has been helping to care for him, has returned home. She is a sister of Mrs. Bishop. For Sale, reasonable, 9x12 Mo hawk rug and pad. 1495 Saginaw St. FINISHES SCHOOL Pvt. John L. McCorkle, son of Mrs. Daisy V. McCorkle, 1065 Rural ave., has graduated from the 11th airborne division air transportability school at Camp i vrawioiu, iiumiiiuu, oapun, ac cording to an aimy news release. McCorkle won his paratrooper wings in September. Special: 7'2 cu. ft. completely re conditioned electric refrigerator $99.50. George Electric (Let George Do It), 493 Center St. HOLIDAY AT ACADEMY Cadets at I fill Military academy, Portland, who will be at their Sa lem homes for a two-weeks Christmas holiday include Charles Robert Lightfoot, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Lightfoot. 765 Edgewa ter st.; Larry William and Rich ard Lee Rosen, sons of J. T. Ros en, 333 E. Miller st.; Edgar Har rison Turner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar O. Turner, 2740 Cherry ave. Federally Insured Savings Cur rent divident 2,2Te See First Fderal Savings First. 142 S. Liber ty. Phone 3-4944. rca Victor $33.50 Price Or if youre doubtful GIVE THE GIFT THEY CHOOSE THEMSELVES WITH A GIFT CERTIFICATE FROM 4 " $ I 4 ' r J&-n : . is. SALT LAKE CITY. Dee. 20 The death toll mounted te 14 today In the crash of two Burlinrtoo TraJI way busses Saturday. Thirty-five others were injured in the accident west of Salt Lake City. The wreckage burned after the impact. Shrouded bodi es of some of the victims are shewn in the foreground with the smouldering wreck in the back. (AP Wirephoto to The Statesman). i Rainbow Girls j Hold Reception STAYTON Acacia Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls had a reception honoring its grand offi cers, Dorothy Williams, Stayton, grand honorary drill leader, and Jeannie Bentley, Lyons, grand rep resentative to South Carolina. Guests were Doris Groves, Mar guerite assembly, Lebanon, grand faith; Judy Ward, Chadwick as sembly, Salem, Betty Lepall, Ra- mona assembly, Silverton: Beverly ; Carlson, Lebanon, Mrs. Dorothea ive , Scarth, Silverton, state execut j board. I Marjorie Leonard, Ramona as j sembly, Silverton, and Dixie Lee j Fitzwell, Lebanon, worthy advis ! ors; Mrs. Gladys Hamilton, Leba Doaj.d. non, chairman of the advisory rs. Scarth, Silverton, and Mrs. Henry, Salem, mother advis ors; Mrs Lucille Cox, Stayton. chairman of the advisory board. Acacia assembly; Mr. and Mrs. Ken Williams and Joseph Bentley, par ents of guests of honor. Turner Girls Honored Katherine Hale and Shirley Hen nies of Turner sang, and an ac cordian trio, Marjorie Bouchie, Karleen Drager and Shirley Hen nies, all of Turner, presented num bers. Mrs. Kathryn Weddle, associate mother adv isor of Acacia assembly. TOWNSEND PARTY SET Townsend Victory club 17 will hold a Christmas party tonight at 7:30 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mahany, 256 N. 20th st. Get your new permanent for the hnlid.iv Ph 3-3f)Kfi fur :.nnt R. shops Beauty Shop, 642 N. High. IIFCDHAEI'S BOOK STORE Will Be Open Evenings Till S Monday Through Thursday Dec 23 For Conrenience Of Shoppers Books. F lotion ery. Fountain Pens. Leather Goods. Christmas Cards. Gift Wrappings. Portable Typewriters RCA Bus Crash Death Toll . : Valley Produce Displays Set For Honolulu Salem and other Oregon cities will be publicized in more ways than one when the Oregon State rollece football learn visits Hawaii for a N'ew Year's Pineapple bowl game with University of Hawaii. Salem Chamber of Commerce will send by air, at the time the OSC team flies to the islands, a ' 1 Salem-made flax rug, Salem packed canned goods and possible presented Arlene Old of Stayton, with the first prize for selling the most Christmas cards. Karleen Dra ger of Turner won second prize i and Jacqueline Calavan of Scio, third. Initiation January 5 Mrs. Weddle alo presented Mrs. Sue Tuel, mother advisor, a gift of Harlequin coffee spoons, a gift from the aciv isory board and the Acacia assembly. Refreshments were served by W. B. Shuey of Mill City. Mrs. Mar garet Williams of Stayton, presid ed at the coffee urn, and Mrs Lucille Cox of Stayton, at the punch bowl. Next meeting, January 5, will In clude initiation and election of of-lict-rs. Ft 3 JBS 3B5 jefli ICS XfS JBRt 5 3K $ Ele-tri; Toasters Woodry Furniture Co. 474 So. Commercial S 1EASlSaBKSlS Vicfor "Peronal'f r 0Lh J "w"' ' h i i Mounts 'j ' other local products to be display- Moana hotel in Honolulu ater presented to the repre- sentative islanders. I Salem's Western Paper Convert- ! ing Co. also will have a display there, as local officials have sent word to their Hawaii representa- I tive, Paul Smith, to join in the display with their paper product. Clay Cochran, local chamber : manager, said other Salem firms wishing to send products for the display may make arrangements through the chamber office. Regular Vanetti 2.25 HOSE How $1.95 pr. 3 pair $5.00 6 pair $9.75 Smart Shop 115 N. Liberty SL R 2 2 C I I I I I 2 I I I I 2 I ST, I 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 !2 t rttr in.iTj III V JL Y I -r A Giant 50-lb. Frozen Food Chest! -t "Cold-Mist" Zone Thot Keeps g Foods Fresher! More Space for Everything! Spariou HaUrcrd-OJl ionpartmrnt . . t i!eal for dairy products and "everyday" foods. Kelt ina tor's rrliiMve new Fruit Freabencc . . . moiet-cold preaervatiool 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 a 355 Center Street Tho Stat mart. Salom, Oroqoa. Medical Group To Continue Radio Series Terming the state medical soci ety's radio series "a vital adjunct to the health education program of Oregon elementary schools," an advisory committee recommended continuance of the programs after a conference Monday night in the Marion hotel. ' Titled "The Doctor Comes to School," the radio series has been presented the past 13 weeks over KOAC. KBPS and KRVM under the direction of David Hoss, field secretary for the society. Hoss said a second series will begin Febru ary 1, to continue weekly on Tues days at 1:45 p. m. The programs have featured el ementary school pupils and physi cians and dentists. Meeting here as the advisory committee were George Sirnio and Katherine Rahl of the state edu cation department, Frances Gil bert of KRVM, Mrs. Lana Lu Hull of KOAC, Dr. Stanley Lamb of r-iD5OW0MG VCl U nl lit IP n Camellias - Ornamental Rhododendron - Evergreen Azaleas - Walnut Trees FREE Delivery In City Limits F. A. Doerfler & Sons Nursery Phone 2-1322 (SSL WBW) MflMi . . J Four Hi ith built levers! nmra ... troubk-free O Open Evenings Till 9 P. M. Until Chrislmas RALPH J0HI1S0II APPUAIICES Docombor 21. 19X85 the medical society. Dr. Wills rd J. Stone. Marion countr health of ficer, Airs. George Moorhead of University of Oregon, and Hoss. j ' Queens county, New York, was noted for hcrte races as eerly as 1665. i j . Lesler DeLapp Commercial Ilaulin Furniture Moving Phone 175 Salem. Orcgen 1111 No. Com'L NOTICE. Junlper-mTTtle wood and shell novelties; also plastie and bcanUfal agate jewelry, Oar profits will net permit ex tensive advertising. It's te year advantage to drive eut te POP'S A GATE AND NOVEL. TT SHOP. Site Portland Road. Li U w At 4 Corners jsjojsJBslBWaWea ttijih Wl 0(01 MORE r000 If ACE IWIOE-i U0 tICCCI OVTSOEfj M aM Ut wltMa lU aWlf fa.M H coUc (eH . . . bf mm ... all ia a rfnj. ttirnr maim$ mm wwi Soar me tk 7 peetly-uie ce cum trajs 1 1 - in tray rekane and cube release Tuoaday , MJHi m n ri naredJ Strong, eay-to-rIean, riLbed glass shelves throughout ... bright aluminum trim4 Cold-Ban Door Trim clean, smooth its no viniLle acrevtliead! jji Trigger -action door latch positive ckwing! Krlvinator's famous Polarspbere rrtecha- permanently luoncatea performanccl 2 Phone 3-3139 r i '- ! A DIST1IIGUISHED SERVICE RECORD
