CStly Hews IHtoneffs
BUILDING PERMITS GRANTED
f Permits from the city bulletins
inspectors office went Wednesday
to E. M. Larsen to alter a store at
- 164.S. Commercial st., at a cost of
$200: to Iola Koop, 1695 D st.. al
ter SDartment house. $300: Dan
Sheets. 2245 Shelton st erect
garage, $700, and to Claude Borne.
2049 State st alter house, jzau.
Soil heating kits. 324 N. Com'l
Phone 3-3828.
You want expert electrical wiring,
refrigeration repairs, washing ma
chines, radios, all appliances, can
Broadway Appliance, 453 Court
Street. Tel. 2-1 5C5. Wiring and re-
. pairing of all kinds. You can put
your reliance in Broadway Ap
pliance immediate service. 2-1565.
FOOD TAKEN
Police learned Wednesday that a
hungry thief took one pound each
of bacon and butter and one dozen
eggs from the home of Mrs. For
rest Jones, 1510 N. 5th st. rome
time Tuesday night. The food was
in an ice box on the back porch of
her house. Mrs. Jones told police.
A blue butter dish also was taken.
Landscaping and designing. No job
too large or too small. F. A. Doer
Her and Sons Nursery. 150 N. Lan
caster Dr. at 4 Corners. K 2-1322.
NAVY TO TAKE FIELD
UJS. navy officials plan to take
over a nangar on ine easi siae
of McNary field no later than
March 21, Salem City Manager J
T. franim renorted Wednesday
A naval air reserve unit is to be
set up on the field.
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.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 3-7694, 735 N. Capitol St.
(TRASH VICTIM RELEASED
Mrs. Ray Wesolowski of Aums
ville, injured in an automobile
accident east of Salem February
S, was discharged Tuesday from
Salem Memorial hospital. Her
husband, also hurt in the mishap,
left the hospital last week. They
live, on Aumsville route 1.
The Public Scale at Larmer Trans
fer has been completely overhauled
and is again in operation.
New Greggs Shorthand class, Day
School, February 28, Capital Busi
ng. rv11r Phnn Q7
DETROIT SHOP OPENS
An assumed business name cer
tificate for Santiam Sheet Metal
shop at Detroit was filed with the
Marion county clerk Wednesday
by Donald and Edith Striggow,
-Detroit .
Hard of hearing? See the one unit
Eeltone Hearing Aid priced as low
as $75. Batteries for all makes of
hearing aids. James Taft and As
sociates, -218 Oregon Bldg. Ph.
Salem 2-4491.
DON MADISON SPEAKER
Don Madison, Salem resident
who recently returned from a trip
to Europe, will talk about his trav
els during the Salem Lions club
luncheon this noon in the Marion
hotel.
Johns-Manville asphalt hingles
applied right over your old roof.
10 down, 3 yrs. to pay. Free esti
mate. Ph. 3-4642. Mathis Bros..
164 S. Com'l.
SEABEE UNIT TO TRAIN
Sajem's organized seabee reserve
unit, 13-9, will meet for training at
8 pjn. Friday at Salem airport.
In addition to instruction, a talk
on veterans' affairs is scheduled,
with H. C. Saalfeld, Marion coun
ty veterans service office, as speak
er. Sweater mending. 1180 N. Winter.
CARD OF THANKS
I wish to thank my many friends
nd neighbors for their kindness,
for the flowers that were sent and
for the kind notes of sympathy.
OLGA NORTHRUP.
CARD OF. THANKS
We wish to express our thanks
to all of our friends who have
helped us in our time of need.
THE LEEROY HORSLEY
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NADERMAN TO TOASTMASTER
George Naderman will be act
ing toastmaster at tonight's meet
ing of Capitol Toastmasters club
in the Gold Arrow restaurant at
6:15 o'clock. Slated speakers in
clude E. A. Bradfield, Marion Cur
ry, Gail Jones, Kenneth Torgeson
and Thomas Pomero. Table topics
are to be directed by Richard Bat
dorf. "Gandhi, a Contemporary Christ."
Salem Women's Club, 460 N. Cot
tage. Feb. 24, 8 pjn. Rev. W. B.
Charles.
SANTIAM SUPPLY LISTED
Max J. Koliwer, Detroit, filed
an assumed business name certi
ficate for Santiam Supply, a bus
iness located at Detroit dealing in
electrical, plumbing and heating
supplies, with the Marion county
clerk Wednesday.
Ralph W. Skopil 8c Otto R. Skopil
announce the moving of their law
offices from 211-215 Oregon Bldg.
to 413-414 Masonic Temple, effec
tive Feb. 28, 1949. New phone,
2-3833.
Launderette 1255 Ferry St
POSTAL INFORMATION OUT
Infirmation concerning existing
domestic postage rates and other
postal data is available in folders
today at all windows in the main
downtown post office building and
in outlying branches. Postmaster
Albert C. Gragg said Wednesday.
The folders include recently re
vised rates.
Income Tax Returns federal St
state. 462 Vi State St. Ph. 25563.
Federally Insured Savings Cur
rent divident 2 See First
Fderal Savings First 142 S. Liber
ty. Phone 3-4944.
INJURES EYE
Salem first aid men treated Asa
Bedient, 2605 Maple ave., who
hurt his eye while working Wed
nesday morning at the Oregon
Pulp and Paper company lumber
division. A piece of wood struck
Bedient's eye, first aid men said.
Final clearance dreses, size 10
22hi. Special at $5.00, this week
only. Lormon's, 1109 Edge water.
W. Salem.
McKinley Sch. Mothers club food
sale Sat., Feb. 26, Marshall-Wells
Store on State St.
TAKES OVER REALTY
Gray and Himmel Realty Co.,
1385 N. Capitol st, is the assumed
business name filed with the Mar
ion county clerk Wednesday by
E. L. Gray, Salem route 4, box
304.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association. 560 State st
LEAVES GENERAL HOSPITAL
Mrs. Raymond N. Alexander.
905 N. 5th st., went home from
Salem General hospital Wednes
day with her infant son.
Raw tabbage juice containing Vit
amin U for ulcers or for fresh
frozen carrot juice, call for Vita-
Freeze at your grocer or Ph. 3-1686
GEM CUTTERS MEET FRIDAY
Mrs. Anna C. Harris will discuss
amethysts and Mrs. Ralph DeMetz
will discuss amateur silversmith
ing at a meeting of the Willamette
Gem Cutters at 7:30 pjn. Friday
in Salem Memorial hospital chap
eL The meeting is public. '
Closing out smoke, water, fire
damaged goods . at Wichman s
Men's & Boys' Wear Keizer Dist.
Listen KOCO tonite, 7:00 pjn.
HTLDEBRANDT PLACES
Emery Hildebrandt, 275 N. 23rd
st, a student at Oregon State col
lege, placed second In a recent
state peace oratorical contest at
Portland. Hildebrandt voiced
plea for an educational peace pro
gram throughout the word in rep
resenting OSC at the contest.
For Best Buys in Cars, see
Shrock's Strip on the Classified
Page.
Coal, lump, nut, stoker, available
any quantity. Larmer Transfer,
889 N. Liberty. Phone 33131.
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your cooknq j
a flavor favor I
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a delicious lunch
-nutrttious, tool
Chairmen for
Blood Donors
Drive Named
Committee chairmen for the re
cruitment of blood donors in a
new Red Cross blood collection
program due to begin in Marion
county March 8 were appointed
Wednesday by Cot Philip W. Al
lison, recruitment chairman for
the project of Marion county
chairman. American Red Cross.
A "blood-mobile will make
monthly visits here from the Port
land blood center.
Chairmen are A. W. Loucks,
business and industry; F. C. Klaus,
social and professional groups (in
cluding schools and veterans or
ganizations); Guy Hickok. outly
ing districts; Mrs. R. L. Elfstrom,
residential; Mrs. Harold A. Rose
braugh, public relations.
' Community chairmen working
through Hickok's committee in
clude: Woodburn, Mrs. Eugene
Stoller; Farmers unions, Gus
Schlicker; Silverton, Carl B. An
derson; Mt. Angel, Father Hilde
brand; Stayton. Mrs. F. W. An
drews; Mill City, Rev. D. J. Fer
guson; Four Corners, L. J. Stew
art; Brooks, Jack Oglesby; Scotts
Mills, Mrs. Norma Ettlin; Aums
ville. Mrs. Ed Holmquist; Hubbard
and Broadacres, Mrs. Charles Vre
denberg. Assisting with the speakers bu
reau are the Salem, Willamette
and Capitol Toastmasters clubs
and the Salem Toastmistresses
club. Anyone wishing to secure a
speaker for a program may call
Mrs. Louise Swan at the Salem
Red Cross office.
New Woodburn
Theatre Open
WOODBURN, Feb. 23 The
new Pix theatre was opened here
Tuesday night with a program
featuring civic leaders. The event
was welcomed by a capacity crowd
for both showings.
Winton Hunt Woodburn Rotary
club president, was master of
ceremonies. Jess Fikan, city coun
cil president, spoke, representing
Mayor Elmer Mattson. Irvin Wes
tenkow, owner and manager of the
theatre, thanked the patrons. Wil
liam Merriott chamber of com
merce president, gave Westenkow
a basket of flowers from the busi
ness men. Archie Holt of Universal
Pictures also appeared.
SANDSTROM TRANSFERRED
Robert W. Sandstrom, Salem
state employment service deputy,
is filling a temporary transfer as
field supervisor for the eastern
Oregon district. Otis Thompson,
the regular supervisor, has been
in Salem General hospital for the
past several weeks with a heart
condition. Sandstrom maintains his
headquarters in Salem.
Big one-hour comedy play, "Hilar
ious Case Against Casey," follow
ed by a box social at Macleay
Grange Hall. Fri., Feb. 25. 8 P.M.
School benefit, admission free.
RETIRE FROM COMPANY
A notice of retirement from Ore
gon Chemical company was filed
with the Marion county clerk Wed
nesday by J. Paul Pinson, Jack
Glore and Robert C. Martin.
The Flower Basket. 1020 Market.
Open Sun. 10-3. Ph. 2-4802.
AUCTION CENTER LISTED
An assumed business name cer
tificate for East Salem Auction cen
ter, a general auction house, was
filed with the Marion county clerk
Wednesday by Treston N. Howe,
3825 D st
Rummage sale Jason Lee church,
Jefferson & N. Winter, Thur Fri.
MOVE LAW OFFICES
Ralph and Otto Skopil, associ
ates in law practice, moved their
offices Wednesday from the Ore
gon building to 413-414 Masonic
temple.
Salem Jr. Women's rummage sale,
Fri., Sat., 10-4, over Greenbaum's.
COLLEGE EXAM SET
Washington university of St.
Louis, Mo., has sent word that its
college entrance examination for
prospective students there will be
given at Salem high school on
April 23.
REEDS ARE GRANDPARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reed, Salem
route 9, are grandparents to Doug
las Eugene Reed, born in Eugene
last Friday, they reported Wed
nesday. The boy is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Reed of Eugene, both
former Salem residents.
MERCURY
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At Salem Schools
By James Ceeke
Statesman School - Correspondent
SALEM HIGH SCHOOL
"A Typical Day in Radio Station" was enacted
in the annual Salem high talent show Wednesday,
with Sally Donkin, student body vice president, In
charge.
George Porter played the role of the station
. m -
sicai program ior ianneir, a novciiy nana was com-
posed of Deryl Peters, Bruce Mac-1
Donald, Pnil Kuigle and iJOD Wil
son. The next scene, a breakfast
table program, featured Leah Case
and Sid Wasserman as the sleepy
husband and wife combination. A
newscast, Walter Winchell style.
followed. A soap opera was given
by Barbara Senter and Lloyd Ol
sen, with Verl Holden playing
mood music on his violin.
Archie Elliott portrayed Ar
thur Godfrey. Contestants on his
program were Bob Meany and his
be-bop band, singer Shirley Herr,
a trio made up of Evelyn Bishop,
Sue McElhinny and Betty Ross,
and Deryl Peters and his trom
bone.
Bud Gregson, singing, and El-
don Cole, playing his guitar, pro
vided 'a cowboy program. Horace
Heidt was played by Tom Paulus.
On the final program, the Salem
high dance band directed by Bob
Wilson played three top tunes on
the hit parade.
Script committee for the show
included Katy Siegmund, Pat Fitz
simmons, Sharon Hamilton, Bar
bara Senter, Rollin Cocking, Sally
Donkin and Leah Case. Advisers
were teachers Ted Pierson and
Ada Ross. Property committee in
cluded Beverly Main, chairman.
Norma Rigby, Betty Cooley and
Gwen Fry.
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOLS
The "Mississipians" will enter
tain Leslie students at 10:45 a. m.
Friday, Parrish students Friday
at 2:30 p. m. The group will sing
spirituals and plantation songs and
will mix humor with songs
throughout the program. They are
affiliated with the National As
semblies organization which per
iodically sponsors assemblies at
the junior high schools.
Assigned to Leslie Patrol
Hall patrol assignments were
given to 15 Leslie students this
week. The students are Jan Fol
ger, Nadine Gilman, Mary Lou
Herring, Darlene Kleen, Jim Win
ters, Joan Lanham, Jean Wiltsey,
Pat Kapperman, Chris Eismann,
Katherine Meyers, Florene An
derson, Gerald Schwalen, Joan
Hamilton, Ila Campbell and Joyce
Kasper.
Veterans Show
Rising Interest
In State Loans
War veterans are showing in
creased interest in the Oregon
state veterans' farm and home
loan, the state department of vet
erans' affairs reported Wednesday.
Annual figures released by the
department show that 14,451 in
terviews in 1948 dealt with the
$6,000, 4 per cent loan program.
Only 5,284 such interviews were
conducted in 1947.
Other figures reveal that GI
(federal) e d u c a t ional benefits
ranked next to the loan program
in importance to veterans, judging
from the number of interviews.
Apprenticeship training, employ
ment problems, and state educa
tional benefits followed. Altogeth
er 27,698 interviews were con
ducted by the veterans depart
ment in the last two years on
various veterans problems.
Load Limit Cut on
Silver Falls Road
A 50 per cent reduction of the
truck load limit on the Silver Falls
highway between Shaw and Sil
verton went into effect this morn
ing by order of the state highway
commission.
The normal 72,000-pound gross
load limit was slashed to 36,000
pounds and the axle limit from
16,000 to 8,000 pounds.
Income Tax Relurns
Blade out by
Consaltaat
J. T7. Coburn
1870 Market St Phone 2-6569
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Dallas Council
Endorses Bus
Line to Coast
DALLAS. Feb. 23 -fSDecial)
Endorsement of a proposed Salem
Newport bus line, appointment of
a water commissioner and election
of a policeman dominated this
week's meeting of Dallas' city
council. ;
The council decided favorablv
concerning the proposed bus route
after John Ratzlaff and M. F.
Willi of Albany asked their sup
port. A council representative will
attend the public utilities com
mission hearing in Salem to sup
port the Ratzlaff proposal for di
rect service between Salem and
coast points via Dallas.
Mayor Hollis Smith announced
appointment of Aaron Mercer to
the Dallas water commission to
fill the unexpired term of Joe
Craven who died recently. The
term expires Sept. 9, 1949.
&arl M. Anderson, former police
chief at Woodburn, was elected to
succeed Jim Davidson who be
comes chief at Amity March 1.
Anderson has been on duty as
understudy for 10 days.
Vern Hughes was granted per
mission to erect a storage garage
near his residence at 1022 Ash st.
The building will house two trucks
used in his business. Star Trans
fer, and his personal auto.
Philosophy
Forum Slated
Willamette university's Philoso
phy club will hold its second
forum of the spring semester Sun
day evening at Baxter hall with
"The" Nature and Scope of Aca
demic Freedom" as subject.
Charles A. Sprague, Salem pub
lisher, Murco Ringnalda, journal
ism professor, and Dr. John Rade
maker, head of the sociology de
partment, will be principal speak
ers with Edward Kollman, pro
fessor of philosophy, as moderat
or. The forum, open to the public,
will begin at 8 p.m. with a ques
tion and answer period following.
Births
REEVES To Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford James Reeves, Falls City,
a daughter, born Tuesday, Febru
ary 22, at Salem General hospi
tal. CASS To Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ton Cass, 375 Tryon ave., a daugh
ter, born Wednesday, February
23, at Salem General hospital.
VANORSDEL To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert VanOrsdel, 1710 N. Capi
tol St., a daughter, born Wednes
day, February 23, at Salem Gen
eral hospital.
STREETER To Mr. and Mrs.
Jasper Streeter, Aumsville route
1, a son, born Wednesday, Feb
ruary 23, at Salem Memorial hos
pital. WOERTH To Mr. and Mrs.
Ferdinand Woerth, 1570 N. Cot
tage St., a daughter, born Wednes
day, February 23, at Salem Me
morial hospital.
KLEIN KE To Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Kleinke, 1095 S. 14th st.,
a daughter, born Wednesday, Feb
ruary 23, at Salem Memorial hos
pital.
Public Notice! The balance of
Joe's Upstairs Clothing stock con
sisting of super-fine quality men's
suits, topcoats, sportscoats, slacks,
extra suit trousers and fine fur
felt hats are now being liquidated
at to Vi off of regular prices at
the J. J. Cloth Shop, Salem's qua
lity clothier for men and young
men. Open Fri. night until 9
o'clock. 387 State street, two doors
west of Liberty, next door to Hart
man's Jewelry store.
Mrs. Meyers
Dies; Funeral
Rites Today
Mrs. Milton L. Meyers, 75, long
prominent in Salem civic affairs,
died at her home, 1055 Court st.
late Tuesday
night following a
cerebral n e m or
rhage. Funeral serv
ices will be held
this morning at
11:30 o'clock at
the Clough-Bar-rick
chapel with
the Rev. George
Swift officiating.
Concluding serv
ices will be at
Mt. Crest Abbey
sausoleum.
The deceased
aas the former
Mice Stclncr. Mn. Mvra
She was born at Bluffton, Ohio,
Anrfl 21. 1873. She ram tn saljm
in 1887 with her parents, Gideon
and JUizabeth Sterner.
She was married to Milton L.
Meyers in Salem in 1898. The
couple celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary last year on
September 28.
Mrs. Meyers was a charter mem
ber and a past matron of Chad
wick chapter, Order of Eastern
aiar. sne was active in this and
number of other organizations
for manv vcan During fh firt
world war she directed the surgi
cal dressing department of the
Red Cross here.
Mrs. Mevers. as a vounc woman.
was one of the two first "tele
phone girls" at the Salem tele
phone exchange.
Surviving, besides the husband,
are two nieces. Mrs. Daniel J. Frv
of Salem and Mrs. Earl C. Flegel
of Portland, and a nephew. Dr.
Milton B. Steiner of Portland.
SMOKING IN BED FATAL
PORTLAND. Feb. 13 -UP)
Charles J. Hecker, 04-year-old
bridge tender, died in a hosoital
here yesterday of burns. His bed
had caught fire, apparently from
a lighted cigar.
The Duke of Wellington, al
though a national military hero,
was forced to resign in great dis
favor after serving two years as
prime minister.
3 Annual S
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Friday, Feb. 25
9:00 P. M.
Public Invited
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Jobs Open on
Guam, Saipan
Refrigeration mechanics and
electricians in this area who wish
to work on the Pacific Islands of
Guam and Saipan may contact
the Salem branch of the state em
ployment service.
Male citizens, 21 to 45, who can
qualify physically and who have
had four years work experience
are being offered 12 month con
tracts for overseas employment
by the U. S. navy, according to
William Bailhe, employment of'
fice manager.
Bachelor housing only is avail
able and meals are furnished.
Roundtrip transportation is fur
nished. Types of electricians need
ed include power house,, substa
tion operators, telephone switch
board repairmen and telephone
10 Down Pay Menthly
VENETIAN BLINDS
And Shade
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Call Aay Time Far Free
Estimates Pbena S-732S
1453 Rage EL W. Salea
245 No. High St., Salem
Thursday, Feb. 24lh &
Friday, Feb. 25lh
7 P. I'L Sharp!
COSMETICS . - SUPPLIES - EQUIPIIEIIT
Now Open for Inspection
No Reserve
Lipsticks, Powders, Rouges Hand Lotions
Revion - - Chen Yu Hair Preparation '
Dermetics - - Lajolie Colognes j
Marinello and others Cold Wave
EQUIPIIEIIT
10 Prof. Hair Dryers
2 Ilydrau. Swivel Chairs
Manicure tables & chairs
Wash Bowl - - Mirror
2 Durart Perm. Wave
Machines
Electric Clippers
2 Clothes Cases
1 Display Case
HOUSEHOLD
6-pc. Walnut Bedrm. Set
6-ft. Coldspot Refrigera
tor 1941 Model Hotpolnt
Elect. Range
Other Miscellaneous Articles of Furniture
Due to illness Mr. A. Benner must retire from business.
AH articles will be sold to highest bidder . cash
... Auctioneer Lane Sudtell.
-Williams Does
AT YOUH SHERWIN-WILLIAMS
Thnrxlcry. February 24. 1943$
linemen. Yearly contracts will be
renewable, Baillie said.
SPECIAL
For a limited
time only ...
75c
Hydraulic Brakes
Adjusted
(Our Regular SL50 Jeb)
Hike Panel:
The Brake and Wheel Spe
cialist. 275 8e. Com'l, Street
Phone 3-5141. "Avoid a
Faale See Mike Fanek"
Hearing Aid Users
Keceive Free Gift
If yea advise the make ef
hearing aid yea are new
wearing, and send the aame
nd address ef a bard ef
hearing friend, an Oregea
firm will send te TOU with
at cost, a very useful bat
tery tester! Every hearing
aid aser should have one.
James N Taft Associates,
734 American Bank Build
ing Portland I, Oregon.
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SHOP
1100-ft. Wall Board
9, 40-watt, 4-tube fluor
escent lights
1 Slim Lite
2 Cash Registers
6 Air Cushioned Chairs
5 Leatherette Chairs
1 Reg. Show Case
1 Commercial Fan
FUMIITUHE
8 Radios .
1 New Bathtub
fi-Pc. Breakfast Set
End Tables, Floor Lamps
Day Bed and Mattress
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SAFEWAY STORE
1031 S. W. 5th Ave. AT 2319
Salem 2-5489
Portland AT 2319