The) Statesman, Salam. Oregon, I Friday. March 4. 194g 5
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Officials Receive French Gifts at Polk County I
APPEAL TO RED CROSS .
- Four "appeals came in to the lo
cal office of the Red Cross Thurs
day for donations of blood for per
sons seriously ilL Three of the
vcalls came from Silverton, one
from Salem. Two of the appeals
were for 4-0 RH positive, one for
2-A.RH positive' and one for 4-0
RH negative. By afternoon all calls
had been answered, the. four donors
including Mrs. Bertha Carlson,
Mrs. Ralph, E. Moody, Mrs. Sylvia
Kennedy and Miss Sylvia Kjeld-stad.
Free trial offer Bennett's Dog &
Cat Foods 100 pure horseroeat.
Delivered to your door twice week
ly. Call 2-3871 for sample. )
Rose bushes, 60 varities to choose
from; fruit, shade trees, shrubs.
Boyd Nursery, 2440 State St.
HARTMAN PROMOTED
Edward D.' Hartman, adminis
trative assistant in the division of
conservation of the state forestry
' department, has been promoted to
accountant in the fiscal department
of the Salem office. He. fills the
position vacated by the resigna
tion of Sigrid Heinonen.
Laundrette 1255 Ferry St. '
Hot Chicken Tamale Luncheon,.1
Efstrom's bsm't. Mar. 5. 11:30 toM-,
2. First Congregational Project
Group.
HORSEMEN INVITED
The Oregon mounted posse, Sa
lem Saddle club, Salem calf rop
ers, the stirrup club and other
Marion county equestrian clubs
have been invited to participate in
the second annual trail ride spon
sored by the , St. Paul rodeo as
sociation. Save $195 on 1947 Olds sedanette.
Perfect cond. Low mileage. Private
owner. $2,000. Salem Art Tile Co.,
1655 Portland Rd. .
Rummage sale, Sat, Mar. 5, KC
Hall, 193 N. Com'l, upstairs. 9:30
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' ENGINEER POSTS OPEN
Examinations are now open for
positions in engineering at Wright
Field, Dayton, Ohio. Applications
for college seniors or graduates in
engineering may De secured rrom
the U. S. civil service commis
sion's local secretary, W. Fischer,
at the post office.
You want7 expert electrical wiring,
refrigeration repairs, washing ma
chines, radios, all' appliances. Call
Broadway Appliance, 453 Court
Street. TeL 2-1565. Wiring and re
pairing of all kinds. You can put
your reliance in Broadwav An-
pliance immediate service. 2-1565.
SMASH FIXERS
Salem first aidmen treated two
persons Thursday for smashed fin
gers. Both required doctor's at
tention. Mrs. Georee Gibson. 770 isr
Cottage st., smashed a finger in
the trunk of the car and Karen
Meyer, 1280 S. 14th st, suffered
smashed finger in a house door.
STENCIL PAINTING CLASS
Several hundred persons view
ed a stencil painting exhibit
Thursday night at the YWCA. The
paintings were made by a YW
class. Because of the interest in
the study a new class will begin
soon. Registrations are being tak
en for the course at the YWCA.
Insured Savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem I Federal
Savings Association, 560 Stat st
The Flower Basket. 1020 Market.
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TAKE -BABIES HOME
Mothers .taking babies home
from Salem Memorial ; hospital
Thursday included Mrs. Norman
Rue, Salem route 9, and twin
daughters, ;Hrs. William- Breiten
stein. Sublimity, and son, and Mrs.
John Merry, 165? S. 13th st, and
baby daughter. i
Federally Insured Savings Cur
rent divident 2 See First
Fderal Savings First 142 S. Liber
ty. Phone 3-4944. .
Karakul Karpet. i It's new, It's re
versible, it's 100 virgin wool and
woven through and through, only
$4.95 sq. yd. Ph. J-7648 or 3-3364
CRAWFORD TO SPEAK
Municipal parking problems will
be the topic of iW. H. Crawford
when he appears before the lunch
eon meeting of the board of real
tors as guest speaker today. The
meeting will be held in the Marion
hotel, j
Dance with the Blue Mountain
Ramblers at Eola Inn every Friday
nite.
Johns-Manville asphalt shingles
applied right over your old roof.
10 down, 3 yrsJto pay. Free esti
mate. Ph. 3-4642. Mathis Bros.,
164 S. Com'L
LEAVE WITH SONS
Taking newborn sons home from
Salem General hospital Thursday
were Mrs. ! Fred Wainman, Scio,
Mrs. Norman Yagle, 450 N. 20th st
and Mrs. Richard Blakely. Al
bany. .
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For auto values see SHROCK'S
STRTP nn fh r1accifiH naam
Rummage sale, extra good quality
overTGreenbaum's, Fri, Sat.
Terms on new Johnson Outboard
motors boats. Salem Boat House.
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DALLAS, March 3-(SpecIaI)-NearIy a thousand persons looked on Wednesday as Polk county's French
Mercl train gifts were received at Dallas. The Rev. Clark Ens (left), Dallas, Is shown presenting a vase,
fashioned from a brass' army shell, to County Judge C. F. Hayes who accepted the gifts for the people.
Dr. Henry M. Gnnn, president of OCE at Monmouth (second from left) was guest speaker. Boy Scoots
are part of the honor guard furnished by several troupe. Other gifts are displayed on the table. (OCE
News Bureau Photo.)
IPunMii IK e cordis
Municipal Court
WA-aimrA Tirki. Salem rout S. charg
ed with driving while intoxicated, held
in liou of S2SO oau.
Probate Court
Rentamin Howard
Report on sale of persona.
targent
tnnrt on sale 01 oersonai prt
Emma 3. Worden estate: Order au-
esUte:
property.
Salem Ninth on
Construction List
Salem's dollar volume of new
construction projects for which
permits were issued, in January
ranked ninth among 45 cities of
the Pacific northwest including
British Columbia, according to a
summary prepared by Equitable
Savings and Loan association.
Salem's f $255,997 in January
building permits was 36 per cent
thorizes sal of all personal-property
of estate. , JI.
Glen E. WUtsey estate: wraer aamii
u to nrnhatf and aDDOints r-va u.
Wiltsey as administratrix and Howard
Grimm, Sam T. Speerstra and Ora E.
Johnston as appraisers.
Marriage License, Applications
Kenneth Dean Wolfe, laborer, zsw .
24th St., and Patricia Marilyn Judge,
stenographer. 835 N. Commercial st.
Clyde Lester Woodruff. 43. mechanic,
and Lilliam V. Green 4, office clerk,
both of Salem. ,
WilfredA. McDonald, salesman, 2105
University St., and Helen F. Blue, busi
ness representative. 468 N. Slst st
Wilson D. Phillips, legal, welder, west
Salem, and Enid D. Hamman. legal,
secretary, 1170 James st.
Circuit Court
Abner 3. Dunn vs. Lillian M. Dunn:
below the January, 1948, total.
In the comparison, Oregon cities'
construction averaged 57 per cent
below January a year ago, Wash
ington 37 per cent lower, Idaho
72 per cent lower and British
Columbia 100 per cent higher.
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10 Uhile Leghorn Goclicrcls
FREE io Each ildoll Cnsfomer
While 5000-Last - Friday Only
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Genuine Farm -Master chicks
at a special Value1 Demonstra
tion price! Every chick poten
tially a big profit maker be
cause of years of controlled
breeding to develop high-producing
birds. New Hampsbires
are favorites for fast growth to
sake early broilers and fryers.
Pullets are good egg producers
at an early age. Start your
flock at this low price!
FARM STrORE
24t 8. Liberty St Phono S-f 191
Petition filed by defendant seeks hear
ing to determine Interest of parties
in certain personal property.
S. Birkenwald company vs. H. Hod
kin: Default Judgment allows recovery
by plaintiff of two pieces of personal
property.
State vs. Norman C. Lockwood: Or
der revokes suspension of defendant's
sentence and commits him to state
penitentiary to serve sentence, upon
motion of district attorney, showing
that defendant w,as sentenced February
18 to one year In Multnomah county
jail on charge of petty larceny.
State and Mary Matheny vs. Robert
D. Matheny: Plaintiffs file notice of
appeal to supreme court from Jan. 3,
1649. judgment in favor of defendant,
in contempt proceeding.
Elsie C. M. Keeker vs. Herbert Kee
ker: Order of default of defendant.
Ruby R. Hughes vs. Lonnie N. Hu
ghes: Order of default of defendant.
Elva S. Fiedler vs. Helen L. Shaw
and Earl R. Fiedler: Defendants file
demurrer to complaint, on ground that
it does not state facts sufficient to
constitute a cause of suit. '
Thomas H. Swofford vs. Ellen Swof
ford : Complaint seeks sale of real prop
erty in which each party owns un
divided one-half interest, and division
of proceeds.
District Court
Joe Hoffman. 1130 Madison St.. charg
ed with obtaining money by false pre
tenses, waived preliminary examination
and bound over to grand Jury, held in
lieu of $1,000 bail.
Arthur Lewin. Stayton, pleaded In
nocent to charge of assault and bat
tery, trial" set for April 27, poster
$100 bail.
F. W. Patterson. Woodburn. charged
with violation of state plumbing code,
found innocent by jury trial.
Birth
G LINES To Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Glines. 4168 Glenwood dr.,
a daughter, Thursday, March 3 at
Salem General hospital.
SCHOOLEY To Mr. and Mrs.
Harel E. Schooley, Salem route 7,
a daughter, Thursday; March 3
at Salem General hospital.
RILEY To Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
W. Riley, 121 Kingwood dr., a
daughter, Thursday,, March 3 at
Salem General hospital.
SMITH To Mr. and Mrs, Pat
Smith, 260 Hood st., a daughter,'
Thursday, March 3 at Salem Gen
eral hospital.
KING To Mr. and Mrs. James
King, Salem route 8, a daughter,
Thursday, March 3 at Salem Me
morial hospital.
DEAGEN To Mr. and Mrs. Ja
mes Deagen, Woodburn, a son,
Thursday, March 3 at Salem Me
morial hospital.
ALLEN To Mr. and Mrs. Den
zel Allen, Idanha, twin daughtej-s,
Wednesday, March 2 at Salem Me-.
mortal hospital.
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SPECIALS FOD FMDAY MID SATURDAY
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SUinaST ORANGES . 2dJ450
California seedless navel oranges, sweet and juicy.
suinasT LETIOIIS Dozen .
Keep some of this fruit on hand forso many uses.
PfflK GRAPEFRUIT . 6 490
The last of Texas grapefruit free from frost damage.
U.S. IIo. 1 POTATOES io n,
Take advantage of this special low price.
o.UMn si UsVU A UEnJ Tube
Fresh, solid, ripe. For your fresh vegetable salads.
GREEII PEPPERS ib. .
Stuffed peppers is a delightf ut he-man's dish.
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171 S. Commercial SL Inspected Meats . ' Phone 8-8757
. HAIIS - BACOII PICIIICS - BOSTOII BUTTS
Our smoked soeats are made of nothing bat the finest quality of pigs,' hand picked by oar :
Picnic Shonlder JWiA BOSTOII I GnP0
HAIIS . . . . uJS) BUTTS . .! . .
BREAKFAST BACOII .. tL 630
For This Quality This Is a Buy i
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PURE LARD Open Kettle Rendered ....
Prine Boiled IS(Sd PURE POBK l k
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We do not have any misleading specials. It pays to shop j at McDowell's Market
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