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McCAIX'S COMPANY CHANGES
The name of Clark C. McCall of
- Woodburn, remains as sole owner
of McCall's Used Car Business at
1297 State it, Salem, in business
name filings with, the' Marion
county clerk Wednesday which
saw the name of C. M. McCall re
tired from the business.
Federally Insured Savings Cur
rent divident 2'i See First
Fderal Savings First. 142 S. Liber
ty. Phone 3-4944.
Landscaping and designing. No
job too large or too small. F. A.
Doerfler & Sons Nursery. 150 N.
Lancaster Dr. at 4 Centers. Ph
2-1322. "
RETIRE FROM THEATRE
A notice of retirement from the
Star Theatre of Stayton was filed
with the Marion county clerk
Wednesday by Lawrence E. and
Mae Spraker and Marcel and Ruth
Van Driesche.
- Karakul Karpet. It's new. It's re
versible. it's 100 virgin wool and
woven through and through, only
14.95 sq. yd. Ph. 3-7648 or 3-3364
. Air-Steamship tickets anywhere
KugeL 3-7694. 735 N. Capitol S.
OWN MILL CITY COMPANY
An assumed business name cer
tificate for ML Hdreb Lumber
Co., Mill City, was field with the
Marion county clerk Wednesday
by C. A. Powelson, Mill City, and
Carl Podrabsky, Sublimity. The
name of R. W. VanHooser is re
tired from the firm in a notice of
retirement also filed Wednesday
Save money on your fuel bills. Let
ti weather strip and insulate your
home. All work guaranteed. Free
estimate. Call Valley Weather
Strip Co. Ph. 3-8645. 1376 N
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See the famous Curtis Midgets
Act in the Cannery Scandals of
'49. Benefit School milk fund giv
en by Cannery Local 670 at Les
lie Jr. Hirfh Fri., Jan. 14, 8
o'clock. Adults 55c, Students 25c.
THIEF ENTERS CHURCH
Salem city police are searching
today for whoever Entered the
First Presbyterian Church some
time Tuesday night The prowler
did not take anything One office
was prowled in the cfturch and a
futile attempt was made to enter
County Refrises
To Rebate Dog
License Fees
ter W. Hambhn,
showed, i;
police reports
DEADLINE EXTENDED
Fanners and those who wish to
mend their income tax estimates
on 1948 income may file through
next Monday, an extension of the
former deadline of Saturday, ac
cording to Paul Lynch, deputy col
lector of internal revenue, at Sa
lem postpffice. r
Best shatter proof auto glass. In
stalled. Floor sanders - for rent.
JL'D. Woodrow, 450 Center St. '
-Remember
Shop open
Pemberton's
eves until 8
Flower
pjn.'
BOYS WORKER COMING
John Ledlie. New York City,
national YMCA secretary for
boys work," is to be in Salem Mon
day afternoon and evening to con
fer with local YM staff members,
lay leaders and .committeemen.
Discussions will concern the local
boys' program, camping and club
.work. Ledlie visited Salem 'two
years ago during a training session
for boys work secretaries.
Rummage Sale, Sat.. Jan. 15. 646
Statesman St 1 blk. from 17th
& Center.
MOTHERS GO HOME
Leaving Salem General hospital
Wednesday with their baby
daughters were Mrs. S. f. Brant
her. Salem route 2, box' 186, and
Mrs. Thomas R. Brown, Inde-
. pendence route 1.
Try Nohlgren's 50c noon lunch.
. BAD CHECK TRACED
Salem, city police Wednesday
ere investigating a bad check
Jassed recently at Hoffman's
leat market The $10 check was
written under the name of Henry
M-Everhartf, Dallas route 2, box
260, police reports show.
All kinds mending. Ann, the Re
weaver, 1180 N. Winter. Ph.
8-3918.
HANDBALL MEET FRIDAY
Tournament and other plans for
coming handball play at Salem
YMCA will be discussed Friday at
6:45 p. m. at a meeting of all YM
handball players, according to
Fred Cords, physical director.. A
' snack supper will be served.
Re-roof now with beautiful Johns
Manville asphalt shingles. Expert
roofers. Immediate application, free
estimates. Ph. 3-4642. Mathis Bros.,
164 S. Com'L !
ALTERATION PROJECTS SET
City building permits for three
alteration; projects were issued
Wednesday, including an $8,000
alteration of the Capital Journal
building at 444 Chemeketa st.. a
residential alteration ! at 354 N.
Winter st for O. A. Olson, $2,500
and a storage room project at 945
Belmont st. for F. A.iBooth, $200
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"Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 560 State st
CHEMEKETANS TO SKI
Salem Chemeketa ns will make
rtheir first ski trip oil the winter
Sunday, leaving from 248 N. Com
mercial st here at 6:30 a. m. for
Mt. Hood. Trip leader! Mrs. H. V
Melchert asks all members plan
ning to go to sign the club register
this week., j
Expert boat repairs at -Salem Boat
House. Phi 3-9303. f
The Beauty Bar closed! for redeco
rating, Jan. 10th thru Jan. 15th.
Ph. 2-0713 this week only for ap
pointments. Nan Williams, ope-
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FIRST AID HELPS BOYS
Salem first air men j Wednesday
rendered assistance to three Salem
boys hurt during the day. Dwight
Herr, 610 N. Cottage st, was
treated for a cut arm; injured on
a broken window; Truman Good-
enough, Park Way drive, received
assistance for a gash in his leg
caused when a goat butted him.
and Richard Rupp, 3235 Triangle
dr., fell off his bicycle' and was
treated by first aid jnen lor a
cut forehead. I
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ChDd's wardrobe; Reg. $32.95:
Sale Price $24.98. Wood rows, 450
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INDUSTRIALIST AT CLUB
Salem Lions club reported
Wednesday that non-member
guests are: expected to 'swell at
tendance to over 150 for this
noon's luncheon program featur
ing an address by James F. Lin
coln, head of Lincoln Electric Co.
Of Cleveland, Ohio. Lincoln will
discuss his firms profit-sharing
incentive plan for workers at the
meeting in the Marion hotel.
Hard of hearing? See the one unit
Beltane Hearing Aid; priced at
only $75. Batteries tot all makes
of Rearing aids. James Taft and
Associates. 218 Oregon Bldg. Ph.
Salem 2-4491.
Ministers, Youth
Leaders to Confer
Discussion and planning of fu
ture interdenominational youth
activities Is slated iojc-a luncheon
today noon of Salem ministers and
youth leaders with Dr. Isaac
Beckes of ; Chicago. The meeting
will be at Salem Hotel Coffee
shop:
Beckes. youth director for the
International Council of Religious
Education and an author in the
field of youth work, Will be ac
companied7 t the Rev. Gilbert
Christian, executive secretary of
the Oregon Council of Churches.
and Mrs. Clarence H. Elliott, state
director of youth work.
Marion County District Attor
ney E. O. Stadter advised the
Marion county court 'Tuesday that
I it can make no rebate on pur-
aog licenses and that no
tax rebate can be made on dis
eased cattle condemned by the
state.
The district attorney also ad
vised the court, in a third opin
ion, that all money in the county
doe control fund in excess of
$1,000 as of January 1 must be
turned over to the county treas
urer.
A farmer, living north of Salem,
had petitioned the court for a re
turn on personal property taxes
paid on stock which had been de
stroyed by direction of the state
Bang's disease control officer. The
tax rebate would have amounted
to less than $10, if granted.
The court also was asked re
cently by a man for a refund on
a $2 dog license. The 1949 license,
dated January 3, was purchased
in December. The dog died on
December 31. The unidentfied man
wanted his money back but Stad
ter's opinion blocked the rebate.
Maple Named
In Suit Alleging
False Arrest
A suit alleging false arrest and
demanding $55,000 damages has
been lodged against Howard Map
le, Salem business man and city
alderman, by a Portland man.
William F. Cory filed the suit in
Marion county circuit court Wed
nesday. He alleges that a complaint
filed against him last November
by Maple charging forgery, was
false.
When Cory was arraigned for a
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Doris Graves. Lebanon high school
senior whs wen the Oregon
DAR Good CiUzenshlp Pilgrim
age contest Wednesday. She will
"; be honored by the DAR at Its
state convention In March.
Lebanon Girl .
Wins Prize for
Citizenship
Doris Groves of Lebanon won
the title of Oregon's Good Citizen
ship Pilgrim Wednesday in a state
wide drawing by Gov. Douglas Mc
Kay from names recommended by
local chapters of the Daughters of
the American Revolution.
Each chapter selected a high
school girl whose qualifications for
good citizenship it considered best
among those of candidates submit
ted by the people.
the winner receives a $100 bond
in lieu ol a trip to washingtpn.
D. C, as in former years. DAR
officials said poor travel conditions
preliminary hearing last October 4,?and limited accommodations caus
hearing Marion County District
Court Judge Joseph Felton dismis
sed" the case. Cory presented evi
dence to show that at the time the
alleged check involved was passed
at a sporting goods store then own
ed by Maple, he, Cory, was aboard
a"Ship in the Pacific.
Capt. Max Alford, state police
handwriting expert, had identified
the $125 check as being written by
Cory. The check was passed at
Maple's store last July 13.A photo
static copy of a steamship passengers-
list, presented in court, placed
William F. Cory aboard the
steamship Gen. M. C. Meiggs en-
route from Guam to San Francisco
from July 10 to 22.
Cory was arrested last Septem
ber 20 by Salem city police on a
complaint signed by Maple, ac
cording to court records. Maple re
cently sold the sporting goods store.
ed cancelation of the trip this year.
Pleent for the drawing were
Mrs. R. M. Hayden of Lebanon,
state pilgrimage chairman, Mrs,
Martha Ferguson McKeown, state
regent, and Dr. Rex Putnam, state
superintendent of public instruc
Incone Tax Ilelunis
PREPARED
Elmer M. Amundson
Tax Censnltaat
Experienced Service
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Damaged and discontinued stock of current and
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Classical, Popular, Children's and Westerns
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AUjnmS From 600
REG. 1.50
Ileedles 1
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Many Items One of a Kind, So
First Come - First Served
15th ;
Prices Good Thru Saturday. Jan.
Dewnstalrs .
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Corner
State
Bln
Jr. Hi-XUnit Forms
At West. Salem
WEST SALE&'. Jan. 12 Char
ter members of the new West Sa
lem Junior Hi-Y club were in
ducted Wednesday evening at a
ceremony following their regular
meeting in West Salem Methodist
church. They have adopted the
chapter name of Wesley Rennie,
former Seattle man who Is asso
ciate general secretary for the
World Council of YMCAs.
The 17 members have Wesley
Bolliger, Willamette university
student, as advisor. He and John
Gardner, Salem YM boys work
secretary, conducted the induction.
West Salem City
Officers Dispute
Saturday Schedule
WEST SALEM, Jai. 12 Who
will be on duty in the city record
er's office Saturday mornings was
still unsettled tfdnesday, follow
ing the city attorney's opinion that
City Treasurer Thelma Brown
could not be required to serve for
the recorder at that time.
Attorney bteve Anderson in
formed Mayor Walter Musgrave
who had been instructed Tuesday
night by the city council to deter
mine the city's possible course of
action, that Mrs. Brown, an elec
tive' officer, coujld not be required
to perform duties outside those set
by the city charter for her office.
Mrs. Brown did not open the
city hall office Saturday, as she
has done since 1947, when the 40
hour work week was extended to
include Recorder Robert E. Patti
son.
TO RECONSTRUCT DAM
BEND, Jan. H-ftf'r-Reconstruc-tion
of the Ochoco dam near
Prineville probably will be start
ed by May, the bureau of recla
mation said today.
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Rotariatis Told
Of High School
On-Job Drills
How Salem high school students
are getting on-the-job vocational
training, especially to prepare
wose who do not go on to college,
was discussed before Salem Ro
tary club Wednesday noon by the
program coordinator and two stu
dents.
Theodore Pierson, coordinator,
told about the cooperative part
time training program in operation
here since 1931 and traced the
history of practical vocational
siuay.
In order to give the student
something to "sell" in addition to
his diDloma. the urogram, said
Pierson, provides a laboratory in
a place of business, as well as
training related to the job. The
students attend classes in the
morning and work in the after
noon and on Saturdays. Pierson
said many students had found new
interest in school after beginning
the vocational program and learn
ing their educational needs on the
job.
Short talks by Richard West.
who is doing radio repair work,
and Beverly Wickstrom, who Is
selling in a clothing store, while
studying distributive education,
noted that the program gives stu
dents a chance to earn while they
learn and that they had to ac-
quir ethe job before they could
begin the new type of training.
To make it an all-Salem high
meeting, solos were played by Ro
bert Wilson, saxophone, and
Daryl Peters, Trombone, both ac
companied by Virginia Benner.
Principal Edward Carleton intro
duced th espeaker, and Donald
Jessop, - director of Instrumental
music, introduced the musicians.
Chin-Uppers Receive
Wisconsin Donation
A donation of $100 from a Dar
lington, Wis., woman for use in
the Oregon Chin-up club's build
ing fund was received by Beth
Sell wood, club president, she re
ported Wednesday.
Miss Sellwood said the donation
was accompanied by a short note
from the Wisconsin woman,i;who
wishes to remain unidentifed. The
money and letter arrived here
Tuesday.
Incorporation Filed for
Sporting Goods Store
Articles of incorporation of
Howard Maple Sporting Goods,
Inc., were filed with the Marion
county clerk Wednesday by Guy
DiJulio, Stanley Anderson and
Howard D. Wicklund.
Capital stock of the State street
sporting goods and equipment
store is listed at $25,000. The store
was recently sold by Howard Ma
ple, who remains as manager,
however.
GILS TRAP To Mr. and Mrs.
Owan Gilstrap, Salem route 7, box
248. a daughter, born Wednesdav.
January 12 at Salem Memorial
hospital.
TAYLOR To Mr. and Mrs.
William Taylor, 670 S. Elma st.,
a son, born .Wednesday, January
12, at Salem Memorial hospital.
DEPUY To Mr. and Mrs. De
Puy, 640 S. Capitol st. a daughter,
born Tuesday, January 11, at Sa
lem General hospital.
FOELKL To Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Foelkl, 1825 'N. Winter St., a
son, born Wednesday, January 12,
at Salem General hospital.
NORTNESS To Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Nortness 506 S. 19th st.,
a daughter, born Wednesday, Jan
uary 12, at Salem General hos
pital. KUBENA To Mr. and Mrs.
Theodore Kubena, Valsetz, a
daughter, born Wednesday, Jan
uary 12, at Salem General hospi
tal. TINKER To Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Tinker, 4095 Earl ave., a
daughter, born Wednesday, Jan
uary 12 at Salem General hospi
tal. PARKER To Mr. and Mrs.
Virgil Parker, Independence, a
son, born Wednesday, January 12,
at Salem General hospital.
HENDERSON To Mr. and Mrs.
William Henderson, 3910 N. River
rd., a daughter, born Wednesday,
January 12, at Salem General hos
pital.
OGLESBY To Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Oglesby, Brooks route 1,
box 271, a daughter born Wednes
day, January 12, at Salem Gen
eral hospital.
The Stat man. Salem. Oregon.. Tburadxry. January 13. 19433
Filing Fee to Pay
For Law Library
A small filing fee will be
charged in Marion county district
court, beginning next Monday, to
go into a fund for the purchase of
law librar books for the court.
Marion county court Wednes
day authorized District Judge Jo
seph Felton to charge each plain
tiff 25 cents and each defendant
20 cents in each civil case at the
time of filing first papers.
10 Down. Pay Monthly
Venetian Blinds
And Shades Now Available
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Blind Han
1453 Rug St. W. Salem
Slats in aluminum, steel, wood.
Choice of tape colors.
We have the new removable
slat Venetian Blind
Measured and Installed within
Sf miles. Phone S-7S28. Call
Any Tim Fer Free Estimates.
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al Vi Price and Less:
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O Melton Jackets O Shoes (broken sizes)
O Sport Jackets O Tee Shirts (patterns
only
Taken from our regular
stock of famous nam
coats. Here are values you
can't afford to miss.
Don't press your luck too
far. Shop early. This mer
chandise Is priced for
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