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TWO SPEAKERS SET
Donald Compaan and Allen Ol
son, students at the University of
- Washington wlll.be guest speakers
t the meeting of Salem Kiwanis
club at the Marion hotel Tuesday
'noon. - .'.,. - , ;
Electric Roto Rooter, sewers,
drains cleaned. Specialized er.,
better, faster, for less. Ph. 3-5327.
START MEDICAL TALKS
A representative of the Oregon
Physicians Service will be . the
speaker at the. Wednesday noon
meeting of the. Salem Exchange
club at the Senator hotel. The talk
will be the first of a series relat
ing to the problem of socialized
medicine. ,
Special good beef for your locker
39c lb. Young turkeys dressed &
drawn, 55e lb. C. S. Orwig Co..
4375 Silverton Rd. Ph. 2-6123.
REV. MOOSE TO SPEAK
"Now Is the Time will be the
Topic oi nw nevi srwu . iuuui c
Wednesday when he addresses the
luncheon meeting of Salem Rotary
club at the Marion hotel. He will
be introduced by Kerb Smith.
Beauty Councelor prod. 2-H00.
LEAVE WITH BABIES
Mothers taking daughters home
from Salem General hospital Sat
urday were Mrs. Richard Collette,
Salem route 4, Mrs. Harold Judge,
935 MilTst., Mrs. Mark J. Stewart,
Woodburn route 1, Mrs, Jack Mc
Cracken, Salem route 4, Mrs. Aar
on E.. Dumbeck, 1460 N. 19th St.,
and Mrs. ' Robert Morris, 2457
Trade st. Leaving with a son was
Mrs. Jack Parks, 393 Evergreen st.
Edna Barker Is now associated
with Mr. Loveall at the Beauty
Nook. 3-6631.
INJURED IN FALL
Mrs. Nora Place, 1178 N. Com
mercial st was treated by Salem
first aidmen Saturday for a badly
sprained wrist incurred in a fall
at her home.
Federally Insured Savings Cur
rent divldent , 2tt See Tirsl
Tderal Savings first. 142 S. Liber
ty. Phone 3-4944. , .
TAKES SON HOME
Dismissals from Salem Memo
rial hospital Saturday included
Mrs.-Wallace Russell, Salem route
9, who took home a newborn son.
eerv-ur-seii Laundry, zzza rort-
land Kd. vtu z-9371.
ALTERATIONS ALLOWED
City building permits were Is
sued Saturday to Mrs. Clifford La
Vine to alter a dwelling at 2485
Broadway st. at a cost of $100; G.
W. Wright to alter a dwelling at
1133 Sprue st $3,000, and E. L.
Scheelar to repair a garage at 161
Winona ct, 350.
Landscaping and designing. No Job
too large or too small. F. A. Doer
tier mnri Sons Nursery 150 N. Lan
caster Dr. at 4 Corners. P. 2-1322.
Karakul Karpet. Irs, new, It's re
versible, it's 100 Virgin wool and
woven through and through, only
$4.85 sq. yd. Ph-' 3-7443 or 3-3364.
POSTAL BIDS OPENED
The small number of bids re
ceived for a contract postoffice
station at Reiser ; were opened In
Salem postoffice Friday and for
warded to Washington, D. C for
decision, according to the postmas
ter, y. I
Make $5 an hour. Housewives
Would you like to make extra
dollars? Work a few hours a day
in your neighborhood. Fast-selling
useful item. Address P. O.
Box 332, Salem. ,
NELBERGER AT Y'S MEN
State Sen. Richard L. Neuber
ger, Portland democrat, will speak
on legislative matters at the Sa
lem Y's Men's club meeting Mon
day at 6:30 p. m. in the YMCA.
The meeting will include a nomin
ating committee report.
You want expert electrical wiring,
refrigeration repairs, washing ma
chines, radios, alt appliances. Call
Broadway n Appliance, 453 Court
Street. Tet 2-1565. Wiring and re
pairing of all kinds. You can put
your reliance in Broadway Ap
pliance immediate service. 2-1565.
YM GROUPS TO MEET
A joint meeting of the Phalanx
club and Willamette university
YMCA at Salem YM Tuesday eve
ning will hear Paul Keyser, in
charge of student work on the
northwest area YM staff. Arrange
ments for the supper meeting are
in charge of Delvin Miles and
Charles Chittick, who have invit
ed former Hi-Y members to at
tend also. ; .
"Fashions in Freezing" an amaz
ing demonstration of how to pre
pare and serve frozen foods by
Miss Jeri Johnson, International
Harvester Company's factory
trained Home Economist. Tuesday
eve, S P.M., March 22. Door
prizes. Refreshments. Ralph John
son , Appliances, 353 Center St.
DETROIT SURPLUS LISTED
Santiam War Surplus is the as
sumed name of a Detroit business
filed with the Marlon county clerk
Saturday by Bumett L. Cole and
Arlie L, Dickie, both of Detroit
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem 'Federal
Savings Association. 560 State St.
OPENS EXCHANGE
An assumed business name cer
tificate for Trader Louie's Ex
change of Salem, a selling, trading
and exchange business, was filed
with the Marion county clerk Sat
urday by Alton L. Piercer 2560
Laurel ave. Pierce also filed a no
tice of retirement from A. L.
Pierce Construction company.
Test your musical talent. Tree
lesson on the Solovox (the instru
ment of 1,000 voices). Ph. 2-0403
for details.
BILLFOLD STOLEN
James M. Flyhn, Morris hotel,
comDlained to city police Saturday
that his billfold containing $43 and
identification cards had been stol
en. ' .
Chemawa benefit Irish musical
nrnfrim fiiinrfav. March 20th. St.
Joseph's HalL Public invited.
Everybody
Takes Good
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Just load, aim, and shoot
' for good snapshots. You
get 8 black-and-white pio
hares per roll of Kodak 127
Film, or in bright sunlight
. 6 big, full-color pic
tures per roll of Kodacolor
127 Film. Only $2.75, plus
tax here.
Ton won't fuljy ctppred
ate your favorite snap
shots until you have them
enlarged by pur experts.
There's more detail and
beauty . J . and finer com
position In aft enlarge
ment They can be mount
ed or framed, and also
make wonderful additions
to your Kodak Album.
Bring in a few of your
favorite negatives.
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An Eye to
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The Future! '
Dr. E. E. Berlaf Optometrists Drl Ssss Oshss)
Tortunate the child whose parents detect eye trouble when
, it starts and have the correction made at once. Let a trained
specialist take ears of this ail important examination. . -
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AUTOMOBILES DAJIAGED
Automobiles operated by Mar
cus Blegen, 340 Division iW and
Harry Lenenson, Los Angeles,
were slightly damaged Saturday
at 12:25 p. m. m a collision in the
2000 block of Fairgrounds road,
city police reported.
Lee Bros. Furniture refinishing
Co. phone no. has been changed
to 2-7001.
KEPOKT LUNCHEON MONDAY
Third report luncheon for divi
sion chairmen in the Marion coun
ty Red Cross fund campaign will
be Monday noon at the Senator
hotel. Co-chairmen Wesley E.
Stewart, jr., and Coburn Graben
horse reminded workers that the
drive is somewhat behind schedule
and urged increased efforts.
Launderette 1255 Ferry St.
FUNERAL RITES SET
Funeral services will be held in
Portland, Wednesday at 3 p. m. for
Vern Floyd Bamford, brother of
Edwin A. Bamford, jr., Salem. He
is also survived by the widow and
four children.
For Sale: B Flat clarinet. Good
condition. 180. See at 30 Duncan
Ave.
COLLINS TALKS CVA
James Collins, Willamette uni
versity law school graduate, will
discuss the proposed Columbia
valley authority at the Monday
noon meeting of the North Salem
Kiwanis club. Collins is Young Re
publican club national committee
man for Oregon.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 3-7694. 735 N. Capitol JSt.
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Seabees to
Form Reserve
A campaign to recruit 75,000
skilled construction men as stand
by reserves for Seabes has been
launched by the navy. Recruits
enlist in the inactive volunteer
reserve for call to active duty
only in the event of national
emergency.
Recruits will receive full navy
credit for the kind and amount
of their civilian experience, fol
lowing the precedent set during
the early months of World War
II. The new standby force will
be In addition to the authorized
organized reserve units of Seabees.
Standbv recruits will nnt roiu
pay unless-they volunteer for two
weexs annual training duty. About
60 different ronrtnirtlnn imA
are reDresented in tho CmR& or
ganization.
Child Evangelism
Meetings Friday
Salem Child Evangelism Fellow
ship has set an all-day meeting
Friday at Salvation Army hall to
begin at 10 ajn. A no-host lunch
eon will be served at noon.
Suggestions for object lessons,
memory verse! ideas, and other
helps for the teacher will be pre
sented during i the morning ses
sion. A Bible; message will be
giveji by the Rev. Wilmer N.
Brown, pastor of First Evangeli
cal United Brethren church. In
the afternoon the weekly teacher
training class Will be held at 1:30,
with Mrs. Edwin A. Young .in
charge of devotions; Sylvia Bray,
a flannel-graph lesson. All inter
ested in children's work may attend.
EDWARDS To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Edwards, 624 N. Capitol St.,
a daughter, Saturday, March IB at
Salem General hospital.
GLASS To Mr. and Mrs. Rob
ert C. Glass, 1772 Center sU a son,
Saturday, March 19 at Salem Gen
eral hospital.
HEWITT To Mr. and Mrs. Du
ane Hewitt, 1067 Rugge st.. West
Salem, a son, Saturday. March 19
at Salem General hospital.
8NOOK To Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
R. Snook, 145 N. Elm st.. a daugh
ter, Saturday, March 19 at Salem
General hospital.
WOLFE To Mr. and Mrs. Rich
ard Wolfe, Aurora, a son, Saturday,
March 19 at Salem Memorial hos
pital. DAVENPORT To Mr. and Mrs.
Otto Davenport, Stayton route 1,
a son, Saturday, March 19 at Sa
lem Memorial hospital.
CHAMBERS To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Chambers, 252 E. Myers
st., a daughter, Saturday, March
19 at Salem Memorial hospital.
KOENIG To Mr. and Mrs. Jack
F. Koenig, 240 Candalaria ave., a
son, Friday, March 18 at Salem
General hospital.
MobUdil?StatibWihv
West Salem Sold
WEST SALEM, March 19 Mo
biloil service station at 1291 Edge
water st. has been sold by Don
Yung to George Mirich, who has
managed the Standard station at
Court and Church streets in Sa
lem for several years.
Mirich and Loren Foreman, his
assistant manager for three years,
will operate the station as Mirich
and Foreman's. Mirich already re
sides in West Salem, at 391 King
wood ave.
. 19 Dewa Pay Monthly
VENETIAN BLINDS
And Shades
We alse wash, re tape, paint and
resist your eld Venetian Blinds.
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Estimates Phene 3-7321
1453 Rage St. W. Salesa
For Sale
New 2 B. R. house, all electric,
close to downtown. South
shade trees. Exceptionally clean.
Consider some trade.
Open Sunday
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