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CEMETEST GROUP FILES
Articles of association for St
Paul Cemetery association, to
nuiun and control cemetery
grounds ' of St Paul Catholic
church, were filed Thursday with
Marion-county clerk. The 15 trus
tees of the association are tne itev
James L. Maxwell, Steve J. Mer-
, JS 0 - -
tfiller, Henry Zorn, Peter P. Kirk,
Frankr Bernards, Charles -Pelland,
P. B. Manegre, Edward F. David
son, P. A. Bernard, Claude Smith,
S. J. Smith, J. B. Wolf and J. u
McKillip.
Neighbors .of Woodcraft Runonage
Sale,' Argo Hotel, Marcn o
9:30-4. "
Tu TtrMt Furniture refinishinz
Co. ph. no. has been changed to
Z-7UU1.
' f lfflVS HEAR ON D STROM
Hollywood Lions club had as
Sest speaker weanesaay noon
rl Lindstrom, radio instructor
at Salem high. school, who dem
onstrated amateur sending and re
ceiving sets, assisted by Charles
Austin. Warren renuns ana
a mnhil transmitter truck was
part .of equipment used for the
lecture at the Lion s aen.
Calvary Baptist Church 1230 S.
Liberty announces Dr. Sandford
Fleming, pres. of Northern Bap
tist Convention, as guesi speaker
M 1 . . .
Bunaay ai 11.
CORPORATION FILES v
A4iola r1 inrnrtoratlOn for
Willamette Association of Credit
Men, Inc., were filed Thursday
with Marion county cieric Dy r . .
EmHh it H Emmons and L. M.
Blum. Among its purposes are the
promotion ox improvea cwpri -lion
and methods in gathering and
use of credit information.
Launderette 1253 Ferry St
I UPERVISOBS TO MEET
Salem Industrial Supervisors
- Jub will meet April II at the
YMCA to hear a talk on high cost
- of living by the Rev. Dudley
Strain. The club's executive com
mittee this week also was plan
ning for ah employer-employe
dinner in May and a club picnic
in June.
rtt. 0r amv hnnkrau S7 fl5--Val-
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ties up to $13.85. Woodrows, 450
Center.
jnOP-LTTE SERVICE FILES
-- Certificate of assumed business
name for Stop-Lite Richfield ser
vice, at 12th street Junction on
highway 89E, was filed Thursday
with Marion county clerk by A.
W. Amundson, Salem route 4, box
. . : ; 192. 1: ;
1, fcfliL...' e-ll yPr4 M, Sat Mar
25 Sc 26, over Greenbaums. Engle
wood United Brethren Church.
PHONE LINE APPROVED i
. Permit to Waldo Hills Telephone
company - to install a pole line
long the east side of county road
746 between Geer and Macleay
roads was granted Thursday by
- Marion county court.
Friends: Remember the Maine;
Pearl Harbor; Nov. 2, '48; Legis
lature. Watch "Old Man River"
roll. Goal half million.
LOG HAULING OKEHED
Permits to haul logs over designated-roads
in Marion county
were granted Thursday by the
county court to Breitenstein Bros.
Lumber company, Sublimity route
1- and to Georze Wirth. 840 Ply-
t mouth dr., Salem.
- Federally Insured Savings Cur
rent i divident 2V4 See First
' rderal Savings rirst 142 S. Liber
ty. Phone 3-4944.
FILES BAKERY NAME
" Amy McCutcheon filed a certifi
cate of assumed business name
with Marion county clerk Thurs
. day for Salem Home bakery, 1380
N. Church st, dealing In bakery,
grocery and light lunches.
Expert elec. wiring, and every api
pliance. Broadway Appliance, 453
Court St Tel: 2-1365. Repairs of
- all kinds. Put your reliance In
Broadway Appliance, Call 2-1565.
' INJURED IN FALL
.. Clarence Crlstman, t, 162 Fair
haven st.r suffered several minor
cuts Thursday when he fell from
his bicycle onto broken glass. He
was -given treatment by Salem
first ldmen.
The Eola Community Club Benefit
' Cafeteria Supper & Bazaar, Fri.
Aiarcn zs, e p. m., j&oia school. -
TAKE BABIES HOME
: Mothers taking babies home
from Salem General hospital
Thursday were Mrs. Gordon Stew
ard, 437 Manbrin ' dr., with a
. daughter, and Mrs. Duane Hewitt
1067 Ruge st," West Salem, with
a son.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 560 State st
LEAVE WITH BABIES
Leaving Salem Memorial hos
vital to take home newborn bab-
' See Thursday were Mrs. Otto Dav
enport, Stayton route 1, with a
son, and Mrs. Calvin Treahan, Ly
ons, with a daughter.
. Attend Barbershop Jamboree, Les
lie High School, Apr. 2.
LICENSED TO WED
' r Marriage licenses have been
. issued in Vancouver to Donald
w. Garrison and Frances D. Clem
ent, both of Salem, and John H.
Cordell and Ethel O. Watson, both
f Dallas. ,. ; i -
Chicken Loaf Luncheon at Elf
. .om's. Sat llO.to 20. First
Congregational Pro J ect Group. -
CARD OF THANKS ';
. We wish to express our deep
feeling of gratitude to the kind
friends who helped us in so many
ways at the time of the death of
our dear wife and mother. Fay
Littleton.
EARL LITTLETON and
FAMILY. .
ANNOUNCE OPENINGS
Examinations ifor probational
appointments as ! construction in
spector, automotive transportation
specialist, automotive transporta
tion administrator, printing and
publication officer and fire pre
vention i engineers have been an
nounced by the: civil service com
mission. j .
Karakul Karpet 'It's new, if s re
versible, it's 100 virgin wool and
woven through i and through, only
$4.85 sq. yd. Ph. 3-7648 or 3-3364.
ESCAPEES CAPTURED
Three zreignt-riding escapees
from Fairviewi home were back
at the institution Thursday after
spending the night commuting
between Aurora and Salem. City
police picked up the trio as they
were waiting to hop a freight
for the north again.
Now, you can have a Bendix auto
matic washer for only $189.95 plus
your old washer! No charge for
normal installations. See them to
day! ' Ralph Johnson Appliances,
355 Center, ph. 3-3139.
OLD BOXES BURNED
City firemen stood by Thurs
day at the Paul us cannery to be
sure that flames from a pile of
discarded boxes didn t spread to
the nearby veterans' colony. The
fruit boxes were being destroyed
by the company.
TURNBULL A 'VISITOR
George TurnbulL former dean
of the University of Oregon school
of journalism and now professor
at Stanford, was in Salem Thurs
day visiting friends.
HOUSES AUTHORIZED
Building permits were Issued
Thursday by the1 city engineer's
office to Pade and Keen, house
and garage. $10,000. at 1915 N.
24th st, and Emil PohL house and
garage, $7,850, 330 Oxford st
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COPPER WD1E STOLEN
R. E. Nordyke reported to city
police Thursday that two rolls of
copper wire were stolen from the
Salem Electric warehouse some
time recently. The wire was val
ued at $120.
COMMITTEE TO MEET
The Salem YMCA public rela
tions committee, headed by G. F.
Chambers, is to meet at 8 p.m.
Monday at the YM to develt a
public relations policy for the or
ganization, i
McKay Decides
Against Action on
Clemency Pleas
Gov. Douglas McKay does not
Intend to take any .action in the
case of William NageL Portland
minister, who is under peniten
tiary sentence for; contributing to
the-delinquency! of a minor girl
in Klamath county, his office an
nounced Thursday.
Hundreds of letters have been
received by Governor McKay
during the past few weeks urging
clemency.
The state supreme court, in a
recent decision, upheld Nagel's
conviction in the Klamath county
circuit court. i
Committee Seeks
To Get Tank for
Army DaylDisplay
At a progress meeting of the Sa
lem Army day steering committee
held Thursday night at the cham
ber of commerce, it was announc
ed that efforts were being made to
obtain a late model army tank for
exhibition purposes on Saturday,
April 9, at part of theo utdoor dis
play of military equipment to be
located on the courthouse lawn.
r Tentative hours ; of the open
house at the armory in the evening
were set at 7:30 to 10 pjxl, with
another display of equipment and
a continuous showing of latest
army training and combat films.
The steering committee is sched
uled to meet again next Thursday
to develop final plans for Salem'
participation.'
Hi-Y to Lay Plans
For Convention
Six Salem Hi-Y! members, rep
resenting all three local chap-'
ters, will go to Eugene Saturday
to help make plana for the annual
statewide Youth In Government
program to be held here April
29-30. I
Salem planners include James
Cooke and Richard Wyatt of Ar
thur Cotton ; chapter; Ronald
Cocking and ! Gordon Sloan of
Harrison Elliott chapter and Tom
Angle and Tom Paulus of Abel
Gregg chapter.
Gus Moore of the YMCA here
and George Birrell of Salem high
school faculty Will accompany the
group. , j ! f :
BICE To Mr4 and Mrs. Ivan
D. Bice, Independence, a daugh
ter, Thursday, -March 24 at Salem
General hospital.
ROSS To Mr. and Mrs. Roy
L. Rosa, 1230 S.' 16th st, a daugh
ter, Thursday, March 24 at Salem
General hospital.
CLARKE To Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Clarke, Stayton, a daughter,
Thursday, March p 24 at Salem
Memorial hospital.
SINGLETON To Mr. and
William Singleton, Brooks route I,
a son, Thursday, March 24 at Sa
lem Memorial hospital.-
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