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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1949)
c. Oily Mews HDirneffsv ROAD NAMING SOUGHT TAXI FIRM CHANGES Naming of seven streets in the ; Assumed business nam certi rcfubdivision of a portion of Am- fjcate for Woodbiurn Taxi company eld subdivision, north of the Sa- was fled Mondav witfe Marion If m fertilizer plant u requesteo county cletk by Joe D. and Clara jn a petition filed Monday ith l. fiek. 65 Gatch t. Wood- Marion county cotfrt ty II resi dent?. The court "sftll ak the post office for a check on duplications before further considering the pe titions. The names a?ked are Let'. Seeburg, Bebee and Bonneville treats going eat-wet and Arnold Garv and Batting .Ueets for north - Good 'business location for rent at 36" N High St. Contact Secre , tary. Fraternal Order of Eagles. Karakul Karpet- Irs new. It's re versible, it's 1001 virgin wool and woven through and through, only 4 95 sq yd- Ph. 3-7646 or 3 3364 Federally Insured Savings -Current divident 2r See F.rst Fdetal Sayings First 142 S Liber ty Phone 3-4944. FIRE AREA PAPERS BACK Petitions concerning two rural fue protection districts were re tmoed to the Marion county clerk Mondav bv the cour.ty assessor s office. Those seeking formation of a Middle Grove district were de clared to lack ign'.ture5 suffic ient to cover 2 per cent of the lanti involved. Enough signatures were reported on the petition for .fcr.rexation of an area to four Corners district. Dr L. B- WarnkJcer Dentist. U uitird with the Dr Pain- ltv Parker office. 204 Oray Bldf.. j State and Liberty St., Salem. PK j 2-P823. i r i Will care for elderly ladies in my home. Ph 2-3797. AUCTION TOMTE' Glenwcod Furniture, and Appliances. Ot RTHOI SE MEET ET The Marion county eourthouse commission has been called into Minn at 2 p m Wednesday at thr courthouse to view reMMons w. floor plans for the juried r.e structure. The changes were pie pared bv the architect. Pietrf. Bel Wht of Portland, following rec ommendations at the,commi-Mon f last meeting. Jiummage sale Thurs. 8 30 - 4 3 over Greenbaums. Daughters of U V. Azaleas, petunias, geraniums, pi an rce, potted plants and bedding rtiKk. Mi-Jo Oardens, Lit-eitv Hy fsalem Heights. Air - Steamship tickets- anywhere KiiKel. 3-76M 735 N Capitol St. A RRF.ST FOLLOWS CHASE Merle C. Oubern. S50 N. Sum- m r si . posiru -. -W driving charge in municipal court Monday" after folice salt he was observed drtving at a high rate of speed on Portland road. Police said he was halted after a even-mi!e R5-mile-an-hour chase Capital Citv Transfer, household goods mov. St sUirage since 106. ft UCTION TONITE! Glenweod urniture and Appliances. Srd Anniversary Special 50 off n 0 selected wallpaper patterns K.-L, Elfstrom Co., 340 Court. Bl'RT CHANGER SERVICE Sgt Tonald H Burt, w ho served en continuous active duty w ith the local manne corps reserve unit s i..rfr.r-intriictcr since Feb 5. 1848. has been released from ac tive duty in order to enlist Wed nesday In the air force. ; Landscaping and designing. No job j too lurce or to small. F. A. Uoer- tier and Sons Nursery. 130 H. Un- caster Dr. at. 4 Corners. P. 2-1322! Aluminum, calv. copper gutters, downspouts. Judson's, J78 N. Coml fh. 14141. LEAVE WITH RONS Leaving Salem Memorial hos- pital Monday to take home baby eons were Mrs Edvatd Dimbat. Kalem route 2. and ' Mrs. Robert Kime. 1540 Bellevue st. For sale: Blooming azaleas, wide range of colors, red to white, ftrayer Azalea Fields, 8th and Lo cust St. Insured savings earn more than two per cent at Salem Federal Savings Association. 860 State St. WALDIOM To Mr. and Mrs. Lester J Waldron, 1445 B at., a daughter. Monday. May 1 at a lem General hospital. HARMON To Mr and Mrs. Uoyd Harmon. Salem route J, a daughter. Monday. May t at Sa lem Memorial hospital. BIKKHOLZ To Mr. and Mrs ! Arlyn Birkholz. Sublimity, a son. j Mondav. Mar 2 at Salem Memor-1 lal hcwpital. ,. -r,v . t t. i rr. ! GARDNER To Mr. and Mrs. ... ,..., c : vaughn Garaner. 565 5. 16th St., t daughter. Sunday. May 1 at Sa lem General hospital. ALLEN To Mr. and Mrs Charles Allen. 129fili N Church St.. a son, Sunday. May 1 at Salem - General hospital. Conscientious, Dignified Service bum. Notice' tf retirement from the firm was' filed by Donald Crockett. Capital City Transfer, agents Aero Mayflow. nationwide hsehld. mov. TREATED FO& BCRX Violet Cain, about-2. Salem route 9, was treated by Salem first aid men at East Salem fire station for bums on her right ear .and neck suffered; when coffee was spilled on her.Jiead at her home. AUCTION TONITES Gienwood ' Furniture and Appliances. " Open Eves, during our closing out t ale Capital Hriw. & Furn. 241 No. i Com'l. i FILES Bl'SINESS NAMES Two certificates of assumed business name, for Morrow Cab-1 lnet hop and for Robert D. Mor row, general contractor, were filed with the Marion county clerk Mon day byftobert'D. Morrow. Salem route 8, box If 2. Economize with Nohlgren's budget-wise. SOc noon lunch,; Self Serv ice Laundry. Mavtag wa hers. 1815 S 12th. j Dr. Harold E Poole will be out of his office from May 2 to May 14 attending surgical clinics in the midwest. GREASE EIRE CHECKED City firemen answered; a eall to 2362 N. FraRt st . at.l 39 rim. Mon day to que IK grease fire in ; the Sunset Doughnut shop. No damage ; wai reiKirted from the bla2e. $25 00 reward for information! leading to the conviction of per- ! son -dep -iting garbage on the hschway. By order Marion Coun- tV CfMlft. Mr Rf S.iford has opened a new mortoKe n inpany in the Larson Building. 1C4 S. Commercial St.. known as Re Sanford, Inc. M.ale nurse to take charge of First ! Aid Station. Iarge construction i . . . 4 I tfeo- job. g-t salary 3-7145. Ph. $-8187 or TOWN SEND MEET TONIGHT Tnwnsend Victory club 17 will ,mfft tonight at 8 o'clock at 1421 N. Church st; Many gift suggestions for Moth er's Day. Sweaters, blousers and lingerie. Fashion Lounge, 142 S High. Glads bulbs, as low as lc. FT de Vriea, Rl. 6. hear Pratum. 1 LIONS TO MEET , Hfillvwoorf I.iorm rli.h will har ! the Rev." George Taylorson, Naza- rene minister from Spokane, at its regular luncheon meeting Wednes day at the Lions Den. Hard of hearing? See the one unit Bel tone Hearing Aid priced as low as $75. Batteries for all makes of , hearing aids. James Taft and As sociates, 218 Oregon BM Ptine Salem 2-4491. TAKE BABIES HOME Mothers taking babies h.ime from Salem General hospital Mon day were Mr George Both. 110. Columbia st . with son. and Mrs Maurice Brehne. 2535 E. Nob Hill ; :V FISH CATCH DISAPPOINTING ASTORIA. Ore. May 2 -The . first 24 hours of commercial sal mon fishing in the Columbia river .rr to h in ....t- ! ing to the gillnetting fleet. Reports from the river said a few good cat- ches were taken last night and to- aay. our mci or xne i.uoo or more , boats reports catches were poor U i fair. Comely Aurora Miss Elected Woodburn High's May Queen By; Mrs. Carl Magnaaen Statesman Wcxjdburn Corrpondnt WOODRVKN A demure, brunette miss to whom many honors are falling ii Jean Hove. 17. elected by popular vote to be crowned May queen of Woodburn high school on May The daughter cf Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hov e of Aurora. Jean, com bines popularity with intelligence, and has also been choeen valedic torian of her graduating class. 1 - Previously, this school year, she TKom,.n ,rn nrin was selected Willamette selected "Willamette Valley League Sweetheart" at a dance for lettermen and their girls held in Woodburn for schools of the league Miss Hove; was a junior princess of the May, court last year Her sister, Edith Hove, was j princess last year and her cousiin, Jean nette Hove. Is one of the junior princesses this year Jean, who iv. th teachers and stu- dents, is taking a commercial course in school and says she would like to go on t college next fall. Besides her sister , . , . .. , Edith, who graduated last spring , ... . , . i, , , v from Woodburn high school. She has one brother who is 11 and at tends Butteville school. Sharing honors ith; Queen elect Jean for the May fete will be Norma Stone and Lois Salem Seed's ' ' 1 j ! I I ji il L l ": ''iVl-S StrenytaiMisi thieve were War In open a steel sale at the Salea suu nd denarUna- with $175 Mnt WmI Salem, a hook keener for the firm. Is shown inspecting the damaged safe shortly after she arrived for work Monday mnrnlnr The safecrackers, enterine throuh an open window, used company tools, shown below, to do the Job. (Statesman photo). Burglars Use Salem Seed Company's Tooh to Crack Safe Safecrackers used the company's own tools to smash open the okh vault at the Salem Seed and ovrr th wrfk end. city detectives ... i" a l About S20O was taken from the manager of the store The battered Lucille Ediger. when she reported The safecrackers had piled card board boxes between the front of fice and tht- room eontair.iriK the vault to shield their- operation while they used a slericr hanime claw hammer, rubber mallet, chis els, diamond drill and wrecking bar to pet inside Detectives said the combination nd handle were krwvked off and a pry hole drilled before the wrecking bar was used to split the vault open. All the tools belonged th loo,e1 comexeny. One unendorses ce. w w stamps and $175 in cash were re ported missing from the box, de tectives said An unlocked rear door prmitted the .safecracker easy access 'to the building Store Building Permit Issued l Anthori. tion fof extension of a stnte buildmt to Newman and company for 9P0 S Commercial ! st . torped the list of permits is sued Mi.f.dav bv the city building instettor's office tk rne-storv eatenelon will nm 1 1 OOf) ' , . , j w j Other permits issued Monday went to Charles Epping for a house and garage at lfOO N lth T and to L Webbr , to Nx reck a garage at 695 N. 16th st. . . ' , junior princesses: Caroline and Carleen Helsel. twit sophomore princesses; and Mary and Alice Taylor, freshman princesses. The Junior Miss Taylor and the fresh man Miss Alice Taylor are 'also sitters. Crowning of the queen will- take place on Friday afternoon. Other May festivities include a parade. May pol.e, baseball game, and queen's bail. The latter will be held Saturday night at the local armory. I Your Fatigue 11 Hi 1 . I 1 Ns. Eye Strain toy LsiU: I Dr. C R. Brin. Optometrists Dr. g. Haghee An eye examination by an expert will soon tell you whether H your eyes are being strained by the work they do. Well- fitted glasses may relieve your fatigue and benefit your I Yision. SEE USi ft AT BO KINO OPTICAL, BaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBaaW Safe Cracked i III. :S - j Salem ever the week end, ripping Seed A Implement company, 21 In rash. Lucille Edlger. $1 Rose- Implement company, 210 State St., reported Monday. . 1 a T. vault, reported Ivan Bingenheimer, vault was found by an employe. to work Monday morning. Vallev Man to Attend Hearing At U. S. Capital The Willamette valley will be lepiesented at the congressional hearing May 20 in Washington. D C . on the "308 ' report for the Columbia river basin, by the U S enpinters and the reclamation bu- i eau it was assured Momlny at rmetina of the Willamette .'commission :-.t S.iiem Chamb-r of LVmmc u e. Klmn ' ("hnse of Eugene, rhnir mau if the Willam-tte Liolcct committee, will 'be senLon funds received by the commission from counties. The hearing' will he he fore the house public works cc m miUee. The commission also requested Gov Douglas McKay. long a leader in the basin development program, to attend tv e h ring if possible. K' ni!d K Jones. Brroks. rommiss'on r'.a;rm.iii. said it is hoed - that other r rganiza i tions will send representatives. ) Plans were made for the June j 11-12 caravan tour of the Wil- lamette project, to start from Sa ! lem ' . BODY FOUND IN CABIN EUGENE, Ore . May 2-Pi-The body of Joseph Austin Hawkins, 33. Seattle, was found in an auto court cabin at Oakridge today and the coroner reported it was a sui cide. Double Stamp Week ON CURTAINS, RUGS AND DRAPES rick up A Delivery Standard Cleaners 362 N. Commercial Salem Ph. 38779 ?i i i i i IPmillDflllo ifUNljciFAl. COURT Merfe C. Ogbern, 550 N. Sum mer St.. charged with reckless driving, posted $100 bail. Mariin Eugene Martson, 940 tAcadefny St., driving while mtox ! icatedj fined $250 and driver's li cense revoked one year DISTRICT COI RT P Alvi Harold Ehresmann, Bea ver t ori pleaded innocent to cnarge of dni irrg while intoxicated, trial; set foe June "23. posted $350 bail. ; Gayle Woitte. Salem route 9 box 162, failure to procure dog li- cen..If ned 120 and costs. Ne Ralph Noah, pleaded guil ty to jcharge of assault and bat tery. 4ned $150 and costs. Herman Charles Lockhart, IM) Silverton rd.. pleaded guilty to charge of carrying on wrecking business while failing to keep rec ords, fined $50 and costs. - Don) Darwin Craig, 3235 Liberty rd., intoxicated on puonc nign- wav. fined $50 and costs MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Violet! Rae Kennedy, 18, both Silverton Bert Kerlee. 63, restaurant owner. 144 IState St.. Salem, and Mary Hamilton. 61. domestic, Yoncalla. Raymond W. Field. 38, certified public; accountant, 1100 Chemeke ta st , ! and Phyllis Allen 24, 835 Union lat., both of Salem. Robert Egene Cooper, 22, labor er, and Joyce Becken, 18, student, both, off Silverton. J Hermit Williarns. St, farmer, Aurori, Mo., and Agnes Schmers haU, 60. housewife, Jerome, Idaho. CIRCUIT COURT Dolqres G. Myers vs. Alva O. Myersf, Complaint for divorce al leging) cruel and inhuman treat ment keeks award to plaintiff of certairj property and restoration of plaintiff's former name of Dolores G. Brun. MaTred Aug. 9, 1947. at Vancouver. B C. Plaintiff granted order restraining defend ; ant fr.m further occupying their residence, from molesting plain- tiff, frm using their auto or from interfering with plaintiffs use, from disposing of any of their per sonal gioperty. C Sj Hurtt v$ Joe ODis Com- plaint seeks judgment of $499.05 for riarnages allegedly caused to tractorl renttd by defendant, and ' charg;r)g -negligence. , of treasurer. (v-i .it S. McGee vs. Continental f The association adopted a reso Casualty company :, Amended com- j luUon opposing President Tru plaint filed. j man's proposed program ef eom- Buth Z. Harbaugh vs. Glenn L. Harbaugh: Order modifies decree to eliminate requirement for sup port payments by defendant since minor son has entered army. Pearj M. Thayer vs. Lawrence1 E. Thayer: Decree of divorce to plaintiff. , Svlvja F. DeWitt vs. George Al ; bert DfWitt: Default decree of di 'vorce j. wards plaintiff custcdy of ! minor 'ihild and $25-monthly sup port mioney. ! Vei lion Reimann. doing business as Reifriarin Sheet. Metal company, vs. Kiigw ocmI . Cann ing company: : Default judgment against defend- ' ant fori J 1.523 89. Statcl vs. George Washington Duiham: After jury conviction on charge! of attempted burglary not in ii ovyelling. oelenlnnt sentencec! to twojyears in .ti!te penitentiary: defendant served notice of appeal to stntf supierre court. W. j. Edison vs. Iona Edison: D fauli decree of divorce to plain tiff. Joseph M. Beyer vs. Peck Bgg Service, Inc.: Jury grants plaintiff judgment of $975 80. Harley B. Walls vs. Lucy A. Walls: Custody of four minor chil li i en granted plaintiff pending trial. ; ' Claude W. Jorgensen vs. Pioneer Trust company and others: C.om- Qonuino Roll Faot i Junior Sizo ! With i v i . i Bdkod Enamel Finish t i Puncture Proof Tiros rjigh (Quality Saddlo Models For Both Boys and Girls 24.95 Ml aie 201 ftiz 27.95 i mum f fl EORCaTa lEficoirdlG plaint seeks order for accounting by defendant trust company on trust estate of Minnie Jorgensen. for dissolving trust and distribut ing fund to plaintiff and adjud ging that other defendants have not rights in fund. P. il and Anna V. Wilkinson vs. William Hawes and others: Com plaint seeks to quiet title to real property. Roger Nelon vs. Gladys M. Nel son: Decree of divorce grants plaintiff custody cf minor child. ' " ; IH: f,led X plaintiff Rhna Watkins vs. Glen Wat- I Clara , Sommer vs. Herman A Somroer: Default decree of divorce grafts plaintiff custody of two mi nor children. J. C Mitchell vs. H. P. and Zell frances Reid: Order denies and al lows certain portions of defend ants' motion to strike. PROBATE COCRT -vl A C j -vr wr- Guy and Virginia Lee Bay guard ianship: Order approves annual account. olt. nlf,. ' Final or- Gussie A- Niles estate: Order accepts resignation cf Ronald C. Glover as executor and appoints Pioneer Trust company as admin istrator with the will annexed. Lemuel D. King estate: Order approves "final account and directs distribution. Lillie M. Thompson estate: Or der appoints Arthur A E-ns..n. James McAlvin and Henry L Ruecker as apprait rs. Jacob Schindler estate- Apprais al of estate at $21,241.67. Lloyd -Klbert Morley guardinn ship: Ordar authorizes lease of land. V Dr Dorr Heads Chiropodists Dr. Elmer Dorr of Salem was ' re-elected president of the Oregon Association of Chiropodists at the I annual meeting last Week in Port land, it was announced Monday. Other officers include Dr. Ed j Otberg, of Albany, re-elected sec retary, and Dr. W. Carter of Al bany, chosen for the new position puiaory nealtlv-insurance. IBLETMEfUSl! wj nil ; j UOly kui Ysr OK Tire NrI ill r'' J 0-C3-IB . . j 6.95 1 (Faofof yrJefbbd Hen Trood Applied On Sound Tiro Bodies, or On Your Own Tires - 1 ; Crater Ml UUrif Grade School Open House Programs Set Several Salem district grade schools will hold their annual open house programs this week. Each school will display the proj ects and crafts the students have developed throughout the school year. On T-uesday Auburn and Grant schools will begin their programs at 7:30 pm . Highland at 1 pjn. On Wednesday. Middle Grove will stage its open house at 7:30 p.m. Thursday finds open house pro grams at Swegle and Washington, both at 7:30 p.m. Rickey's pro- ram will be Friday night; at 30. ! National Music week will; be commemorated at Salem schools Uolher's Day Music On COLUIIBIA RECORDS Invitation to the Waltz Andrew Kostelanetz and His Orchestra MM 815 i Hless This llousf Christopher Lymh. t4or Warner Bass, Organ MM 513 Scings to He mem be r Peter York and Orch C-lf8 Evelyn and Her Magic Violin Hour of Charm. All-Girl Orch. Conducted by Spitalny, C-114 I Downstairs Oregon Bldg. I I i n 1 1 . I i I State mm HUh S-tMtJ it -' IS) QyAKllDTDES . ' !l Also At Yesr Ncighisrhscd Firexicna Dealer with musical programs this wee at Salem high schools, McKinIey Garfield (sixth grade chorus will sing en K5LM at 10:30 a.m. Wed nesday); Richmond and Pringle schools. fc i : 3- I. i u- Vacation of a lifetimo Oimrlmtti Lakm lewja mmd Banfll Play and relax on the top of the w of Id! Ever)- day" p( yout Taeetion spent in the fabu lous splendor f Banff, in the alpine beauty of Lake Louise is a Midkyftrtur! Eeijoy coif, riding.' hiking.1 swimming, tennis, fishing jjfj plus woria-rsmous cuisine, t serviceJ ' hosnirslirv. ! Make f j - -. reservations mw with your I local agent or see .'. . VWtW4AWn I 531 ' i 107 Ammrhmm fk fd F9,Gmi. 0Jk -t j non 8 Vhonm 2-2491 Sv I ifpi S45 North Capitol
