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INSURANCE". FIRM MOVES
The Huggins Insurance agency
"' will open for business in its new
building at 373 N. Church st, Mon
day morning, following a week
end transfer of furniture. A for
mal opening Is planned for the
near future, said Charles H. Hug
fins. The firm has been at 129 N.
f Commercial st, since Its organiza-
tion here in May, 1940.
CAMP 8IGNUF BEGINS
Fifteen boys registered Saturday
for participation in this summer's
-- - " . Salem YMCA camps at Silver
Creek, as the signup began. Regis
.. tration is limited to former camp
ers during March..
Income tax, Cain's acct. Service,
403 Oregon Bldg. Ph. 3-5780.
COMPLAINS TO COURT
A complaint from Richard Rei
tnann, owner of property at Rat
x . cliff drive and Pheasant avenue,
that Ratcliff drive encroaches on
his property has been turned over
to the Marion county engineer'
office. Reimann claims that the
oad cuts 29.3 feet from his pro
perty.
Free trial offer Bennett's Dog&
Cat Foods 100 pure horsemeat.
Delivered to your door twice week
ly. Call 2-3871 for sample.
FERRY TO OPERATE
Wheatland ferry, halted during
high water, is expected to be in
operation again Monday. A wash
on the Yamhill county side of the
river is being repaired by county
crews. :
Special notice. The Ranch will be
closed Monday & Tuesday, March
1 ii . Remodeling. Dine &JDance
In near future. Closing day will
be Monday hereafter. Remember
plenty of parking in rear of
building.
CLERK POSITION OPEN
Examination for appointment as
clerk, CAF-1 through CAF-4, was
announced Saturday by the U. S.
civil service commission. The po
sitions would be with various fed
eral agencies in northwestern
states and would pay from $2,086
to $2,724 at entrance. Additional
Information may be secured from
W. H. Fischer, civil service secre
tary at Salem postofficc.
Landscaping and designing. No Job
too large or too small. F. A. Doer
Xlcr and Sons Nursery, 150 N. Lan
caster Dr. at 4 Corners. P. 2-1322.
Sir:
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high-compression engine knows no counterpart for
over-all brilliance of performance. .
From the standpoint of ability, smoothness and
quickness of acceleration it is a never-ending challenge
to tie imagination. Yet, in the hands of he pcrsbn at
its wheel, the 1949 Cadillac is as docile; as a kitten !
Never before has a car so dynamic been under such
certain and easy control. .The big, powerful hydraulic
brakes are completely dominant yet thy are as soft
to the pedal as sponge rubber. A touch from the
daintiest foot and the car settles down to a quick and,
Dougl
510 N. Commercial St- Salem
CHURCH MEN TO MEET
: State Senate President William
EL Walsh will be guest speaker, on
'Current Legislative Gossip,"! at
the First Presbyterian church
Men's club dinner Tuesday ft 8:30
p. m. in the church. ' ; " '
Beauty Counselor products, 2-8900.
NURSING CLASS TO START!
A new class in home nursing is
to be organized this week at the
Marion county office of Red Cross.
Women interested are asked to re
gister by . calling the office. The
first unit is six lessons. . 1
You want expert electrical wiring,
refrigeration repairs, washing ma
chines, radios, all appliances. Call
Broadway Appliance, 433 Court
Street Tel. 2-1565. Wiring and re
pairing of all kindsi You can j put
your reliance ? in Broadway Ap
pliance immediate service. 2-1565.
MAT LAY PIPE
Salem Heights water district
I Saturday was granted a permit by
tuanon cvuiiij court iu jj a w"
inch water pipe under Ewald ave
nue just west of its junction with
the Pacific highway.
Johns-Manvlllc asphalt shingles
applied right Over your old roof.
10 down, 3 yrs. to pay. t ree esti
mate. Ph. 3-4642. Mathis Bros.,
164 S. Com'l. - r
LAND DEEDED TO CITY
Marion county court Saturday
deeded to the city of Salem 'cer
tain right-of-way lands to be used
by the city in extending Broad
way street from' the north city
limits to North River road.
Launderettf 1255 Ferry St.
DIXON TO RETURN
Paul Dixon, formerly with the
Salem office of the state employ
ment itinerant service, will return
to the Salem office I on March 16
as a claims deputy, Manager Bail
lie reported Saturday. Dixon was
transferred to the Grants Pass of
fice about a year ago.
Open soon. King Cole Drive In.
TAKE SONS HOME
Mothers taking baby sons home
from Salem Memorial hospital
Saturday were Mrsi Joseph Ulti-
can, 1890 S. High St., and Mrs.
Donald Chapman, 1675 Grant st.
Kindergarten, i Pre-school training
5-6 yr. olds. : Mrs. Grant Fallin.
3-8767.
Only Master is the
powered by its great new V-type,
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COREY COMPLETES SCHOOL
PFC 'Robert; Coreyv son' of
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Vt, Corey. 1950
Howard st, graduated as a radio
mechanic during the past weelCfshe cut herself with a knife. First
from the air force communications
school at Scott air force base. Illi
nois, according to a news release
from the field. Corey attended
school in Salem before enlisting
Feb. 5. 1948. He took basic train
ing at Lackland air force tcse,
Texas.
Special notice. The Ranch will be
closed Monday St Tuesday, March
7 Sc 8. Remodeling. Dine & Dance
in near future. Closing day will
be Monday hereafter. Remember
plenty of parking in rear of
building.
STYLIST TO BE HERE
In Salem Monday and Tuesday
will be Mary. Ellen Rod da, stylist
and consultant with Hollywood
Lov-e studio. An expert in figure
and contour molding, she will be
at Miller's department store.
Notice: I am no longer connected
with Hollywood Florist and wish
to take this opportunity to thank
my many friends and customers
for their patronage during the
past 3 years. Herb Hunt.
TOWNSEND MEET MONDAY
Central Townsend club 6 will
meet Monday evening at 259
Court st. Business and an open
forum discussion will be followed
by refreshments.
Save $195 on 1947 Olds sedanette.
Perfect cond. Low mileage. Private
owner. $2,000. Salem Art Tile Co..
3655 Portland Rd.
Y'S MEN HEAR BAl'M
Rep. David C. Baum of Lai-
Grande, youngest member of the
1949 Oregon legislature, will speak
at the Salem Y's Men's club din
ner at 6:30 p.m. Monday in the
YMCA. Burton Selberg is in
charge of the program. A dele
gation of guests is expected from
Tillamook YM.
Rheumatism and arthritis try Ore
gon's Finest Sunrise Mineral
Springs, Hubbard, Oregon. Baths,
sweats, showers 2.00, massage 2.00.
Phone 2503.
PATIENT CONVALESCING
Mrs. Florence Zeller, who was
taken Tuesday to Salem Memorial
hospital for a major operation, is
reported convalescing.
Ladies don't pay exorbitant ser
vice charges on your sewing ma
chine repairs. Quick, qualified ser
vice on all makes and models.
Ralph Johnson AoDliances, 355
Center St. Ph. 3-3139.
at Its
erson
easy stop. A touch on the accelerator, and it moves
quickly, into any position its driver wishes to occupy.
The big, slender steering wheel is feather-light in the
hand and quick and positive in its action.
Yes, the driver is boss in a Cadillac and his word. is
unquestioned!
It's a great thrill to take command of such a car
as hundreds are learning every day. Why not come in
and see forf yourself? Regardless of the price class from
which you expect your next car to come, you ought to
be familiar with Cadillac. It is ihe final yardstick for
measuring motor cars.
Chevrolet Go.
SUFFERS ARM CUT
-Airs. E.- E.-Owens,- 2880 Brooks
st- had several stitches taken in
User left forearm Saturday after
aid men gave Mrs. Owens pre
liminary treatment at Elfstrom's
store where the accident occurred.
Painting Sc decorating, 20 yrs. in
Salem, low prices. Ph, 3-7552.
KIMBALL BUYS METER
Zeno C. Kimball, 1460 State it ,
was ordered in municipal court
Saturday to buy the parking me
ter his car knocked over Friday,
and a charge of reckless driving
was dropped. Kimball said his
foot slipped from the brake to
the gas pedal, making his car
jump the curb and knock down
the meter.
The Flower Basket, 1020 Market.
rtnn Sun th
TRASH FIRES CHECKED
City police extinguished
minor blazes in downtown paper
trash piles early Saturday. One
was spotted in a pasteboard box
near Sears' State street store and
another near Miller's store. Prank
sters were blamed for the blazes.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 3-7694. 735 N. Capitol St.
BREAKS BARBER POLE
Bill Van Atta, Corvallis, was
fined $35 in municipal court Sat
urday after he had been charged
with drunkenness and with break
ing the barber sign at the Gene
Laverty shop, 315 State st.
Have your winter furs redesigned
into a striking Sc wearable cape
or stole by Ben Wittner, 142 S.
High.
HOLT RITES HELD
Funeral services were held Fri
day at Corvallis for LeRoy Holt,
62, father of Nelson Holt, of Sa
lem. Interment was in Oaklawn
Memorial park there. Holt was
born in Minnesota, Jan. 22, 1887,
and was employed by the post-
office department for 28 years.
'He is survived also by the widow,
another son and four grandchil
dren. Terms on new Johnson Outboard
motors boats. Salem Boat House.
KIWAMS SET PEARSON
Walter Jf. Pearson, state treas
urer, will ' be the guest speaker
at the Tuesday luncheon meeting
of Salem Kiwanis at the Marion
hotel.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association. 660 State St.
Wheel!
Phone 3-3175
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NEL'BERGER TO SPEAK
- What is Wrong with the Ore
gon Legislature"will be the topic
of Sen. Richard Neuberger when
he addresses th lunchMn nvt.
ing of the Salem Exchange club
at tne senator hotel Wednesday.
Special notice. The Ranch will be
closed Monday Sc Tuesday, March
7 Sc S. Remodeling. Dine St Dance
in near future. Closing day will
be Monday hereafter. Remember
plenty of parking In rear of
building.
CVA TALK SLATED
Allen A. Smith mtinmv far
Northwest Development assn,
will speak on the subject "The
Proposed Columbia Valley Auth
ority" at the luncheon meetinr at
Salem Rotary club Wednesday in
the Marion hotel.
A sane man seeking iImu
Verne Rathkev. harx
case is in Circuit Court. Tum. ft.
9:30 A.M. Public invited to hear
case.
BERLIN MAIL REFUSED
Due to transDortation difficul
ties all parcels addressed to the
American, British, French and
Russian zones of Rrlin ra K
ing refused by the i postofficc, Al
bert Grass, postmaster, announc
ed Saturday night.
Federally Insured Savings Cur
rent divident 2 See First
Fderal Savings First 142 S. Liber
ty. Phone 3-4944.
LEAVE WITH BABIES
Dismissals from Salem finrs1
hospital Saturday included Mrs.
Robert Knuth. who took home a
baby daughter to 992 Lancaster
dr., and Mrs. Max Clark, 2615
Hulsey st., who took home 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. i
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We also wash, retape. paint
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Charged with
Embezzlement
Lois Dorothy Bradford, 21, of
7l ragniand ave, was In Marion
county Jail Saturday charged with
embezzlement and is slated to ap
pear in Marion county district
court Monday.
The complaint was lodged
through the efforts of the district
attorney's office, postal authorities
and the Capital Journal. The
charge involves the theft of $18
from mail containing newspaper
subscription money, District Attor
ney E. O. Stadter, jr., said Satur
day. - Investigation of the possibility
thatmpre : than one person is ln
leffed is being carried out, Stadt
er said. Miss Bradford was releas
ed after posting $250 bail.
Dinner dub to
Hear Lecture
On 'Cold War'
Robert R. Gros of San Fran
cisco, lecturer and world travel
er, will report on his first-hand
observations of the "cold .war"
from Berlin to Delhi on Friday,
March 18, in Salem.
Gros will be sponsored by the
Salem Knife and Fork club in
the Marion hotel atv$ p.m. As
guest of the U. S. navy, Gros in
1948 traveled 28,000 miles through
Europe, the Middle East. Saudi
Arabia, Pakistan, India and Cey
lon. He visited 15 foreign coun
tries gaining personal interviews
with world leaders.
He interviewed India's Prime
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