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ARRESTED FOK COUNTY
Henry Durig, 41, Oregon City
route 5, was arrested this week by
Clackamas county deputy sheriffs
on a warrant charging non-support
issued by Marion county. Bail
has been set at $500.
White elephant sale,
clothing, etc. Wed.
Com'L -
dfche. elec.
11th. 235 S.
LEAVES WITH SON t
Leaving. Salem Memoria.1 hos
pital Saturday to take home a
baby son was Mrs. Lyle Ray, Me
ha ma.
Lee Bro: Ftrrniture Refin. Co. Ph.
No. has beeji changed to 2-7001.
Federally Insured Savings Cur
rent divident 2,ir" See First
Fderal Savings First. 142 S. Liber
ty Phone 34944.
BUILDINGS SOLD
'' "MfrZS'TAKE BABIES HOME
Taking baby sons home
extension of Broadway street have
from
Salem General hospital Saturday
tn mjiu, m, -ence, and Mrs. Ralph Miller, Vet s
ers reported Saturday. The pur, Vili.
Patriotic Societies to Lay
Memorial Day Plans
Final plans for Memorial day ,
exercises in Salem will be discus- i
sed Tuesday at 8 p m in a meet- J
ing of Marion County Federated
Patriotic society at Salem Cham- i
ber of Commerce rooms.
Member groups were asked to ,
send tw o representatices each and '
other patriotic organizations were
invited to attend by Don Madison,
president.
TOOL SETS STOLEN
Thief of a complete set of sock
ets, open end wrenches, speed
handles for socket set. 125 gallons
of gas. 10 gallons cf oil and two
screw drivers from Fred V'iesko '
Gravel Co.. was reported to city
police Saturdays
Almost new 2 burner hot plate.
Call at 1230 N. 21st.
chaser has promised to remove the
buildings from the road site by
Monday.
Azaleas, petunias, geraniums, prim , ,
roses, pouea piams nu uenairig
stock. Mi-Jo Gardens, Liberty Rd Dr. L. B Warnkker Dentist, is
Salem Heights. j now associated with the Dr. Pain-
iir rvFT to urn ' ,e$s Prerjorfice. 204 Gray Bidg..
LICENSED TO WED State and Liberty St., Salem. Ph.
A marriage license has been is- t3825
. r. . r . r ' i
suea a i tugene 10 conraa wui-
ler, Eugene, and Pearl Thompson,
Salem. Leonard D. Hegberg, Dal
las, and Irene M. Cain, Salem, and
Alvie M. Bolman and Helen G.
Mcrse, both of Lebanon, were is
sued licences at Vancouver.
Laundrette 1235 jFerry St.
Capital City Transfer, household
goods mov. St storage since 1906.
KNIGHT RITES HELD
Final rites for Mrs. Carrie Kru-ee-Knight.
80. stepmother of Mrs.
Velma Davi. Salem, and Mrs. Ves
ta Oliver. Dallas, were held at
Roseburg Fnday. She is also sur
vived by three sons, a daughter,
five other stepchildren, two bro
thers. 27 grandchildren and seven !
great grandchildren. i
their 1948 income evenly, thus en
joying the tax saving effected by
Keeping ineir income in lower m
brackets.
t BURGLARY INVESTIGATED A sampling of returns filed has
For sale: Blooming azaleas, wide 1 City detectives were investigat- led the commission to believe,
range of tolors, red to white. ; ing Saturday the early morning j members said, that many of the
Strayer Azalea Fields, 5th and Lo-'i burlary of the office at Lee's Used j 1948 joint returns mailed up to
Car lot. 240 N. Church st. Owner , April 15 of this year resulted in
C. M. Greenlee said about $7 in a ' tax payments substantially in ex
cash box was taken from a drawer Cess of those required by the cc ru
in the office. The thief entered by bined separate return. It is further
breaking a hole in a window and , evident, the commissioners added,
unlocking it. j that taxpayers were misled by the
i.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel. 3-7694. 735 N. Capitol St.
Married Couples May Revise
State Tax Returns,, Get Refund
6ecaac a large number of Oregon married couples this year have
overpaid their, state income tax for 1948, the tax commission has
amended its regulations to allow correction of returns in certain cases.
Commissioner Earl Fisher announced Saturday.
The new rule is designed to make it possible for husbands and
w-ives who filed "joint returns" to take advantage of the combined
separate return form where the
latter tnethod results in less tax.;-- T
Such corrections mut be filed in ' J T8. 1 rillliail lO
amended returns with the com- ;
mission not later than July ' la V IlOStfS tO
1949. '
Officials said the Oregon com-! Top U.S. Woiiieil
munity property law made it pos- ' I
sible for married couples to split
Dirties x
BOWEKS To Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Bowers, 660 N. High st., a son,
Saturday, May 7 at Salem Mem
orial hospital.
BUR R ELL To Mr. and Mrs.
ttooen Murrell. lo.o oarnet St.. a
daughter. Saturday, 2 May 7
Salem Memorial hospttaL
Thm Stat man. Seism, Orsxyon. Smdrr. Mar 19495
Pupils Help
Teach Chinese
Girl English
BOSSES' NIGHT SET
Members of Salem Industrial
Supervisor; club will entertain
their employers at the club's din
ner Monday night at 6 30 in the
YMCA. Speaker will be O. R.
Hartwig, Portland, general safety
supervisor for Crow n-Willamette , NEWBRY DUE AT DESK
Landscaping and designing. No job
too large or too small. F. A. Doer- '
fler and Sons Nursery. 150 N. L. n - 1
caster Dr. at 4 Corners. P .2-1322. 1
Mabel, come home.
Harry.
TO ANSWER PHONES
An assumed bu'iM- name cer
tificate for Telephone Answering
service us filed with the'Marion
county clerk Saturday by Rrtert
Browne. Gerhatd li Pagenstecher
nd J. Gordon Trillion, all of . 155
ft. Liberty st.
paper company. Following the
dinner, at Jwhich Howard Arnot
will preside, products of the firms
represented will be displayed.
Rummage sale. New St used. Mrs.
Tyreils farfcy work, aprons, etc.
Upstairs 193 N. Com 1. Starting
Men., May 9.
Karakul Karpet. t's new. It's re
versible, it's 100 virgin wool and
woven through- and through, onlv
$4 95 so yd Ph 3-7648 or 3 3364.
AH is forgi en REPORTS BATTERY THEFT
William JLegler, Salem route 7.
reported to city police that the
j battery had been stolen from his
cur parked in the 200 block on
Ferry street Legler said the bat-
tery was taken sometime between
; 9 p m. Friday and 2 am. Saturday.
Secretary of State Earl T. Nevv
bry, who underwent major surg
ery here recently, was expected
Saturday to return to his desk
during the coming week. He is
recuperating at his home.
Capital City Transfer, agents Aero
May flow, nationwide hsehld. mov.
MOORE ON PROGRAM
A talk and a film on Salem
YMCA's Camp Silver Creek will
be presented by Gus Moore. YM
general secretary, at the North
Salem Kiwanis club luncheon
Mondav noon at the Lion's Den.
Road oilir.g.
or 3-5769.
Call Tweedie
2-4151
use of the federal form in which
joint filing resulted in a lesser tax.
This confusion will be obviated in
the future because the recent leg
islature provided for splitting in
come in a joint return, similar to
the federal method.
Married taxpavers are urged to
1 examine the retained ' copies of
their 1948 returns. If all income
' reported was lumped together, us-
' ing but one column of the return,'
it is probable that a joint return
was made, the commissioners said.
' In such cases, the taxpayers were
asked to try splitting the income
in the two columns labeled hus
band and wife, dividing the
amounts equally, in order to take
advantage of the lower tax rates
which this method provides. If a
lesser tax is thus found due an
: amended return may be filed.
The commission stressed that
! this extraordinary relief measure
, is limited to the 1948 returns and
the election must be acted on not
later than July 15.
1st quality 9x12 linoleum rugs.
$7 95 while they last Van s Heme
Furr ishir.gs, 601 Edgewater.
Mr. Rex San ford has opened a new j
mortgage company m the Larson i AH, turkey help report to work
Building. 164"S Commercial St.. Monday 9;am. Marion Creamery
known as Rex Sanford, Inc. 'i & PoultryirCo.
LONE PERMIT ISSUED
A city building permit was is
sued Saturday to Charles N Wc r
ley to reroof a dwelling at 2174
Broadway st. at a cost of $50.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association. 560 State St.
! PRINEVTLLE ASKS POLICE
j ' PRINEVILLE, May 7 -.;P)
This area has grown until a state
1 police officer is needed here full
time That's what the chamber
of commerce advised State Police
Supt H. G Mason, citing the
1 expanding population.
MitDn Ana
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THE GREATEST VALUE-GIVIHG EVEKT
III OUR HISTORY! C0I1E . . . SHOP! SAVE!
Reg-.
S9.95
Rer.
69.95
COATS j
4993
$39 .. $49
ijjllujery
BHfr Hats
Dratticmlly
Rer-S9.9I
Ref.
C9.95
Re.
49.95
Reg.
79.93
BETTER DRESSES Lr.V10 &.13 k.'15 kSTTW
FORHALS. $10, $15, $19. Valnts to 39.95 TTEDDIIIG G0T7IIS. $15, $29. Val. !o $69.95
.
Mlh AimiYEBSAnY "DOLLAR XTRETCHERS'
FOR Si FOR
, '
Slips Slacks
Re?- 2.95 Reg. 98
Bed Jacket Blouses
Hm3. 3. SO Reg. 7.99
Play SbUs Shorts
Reg. 7.M Reg. 3.9f
S ris Play Soils
Reg. 7.98 Reg. J.fi
Brassieres Slips:
Reg. 2.50 Reg. 7.91
FOR S3 FOR
Slacks Blooses
Reg. 7.M VoL to 10.15
Blesses Play Sails
Reg. to I.U Vol. to 10.98
Dresses Slacks
Rg. to II II 1.88
Contor Gontner
Svrio Sails Swim Sails
Reg. S.98 Reg. 8.98
FOR
Dresses
VL to 24.75
Play Sails
Vl. to 14.11
Pedal
Pushers
VoL to 14.91
Bloiuii
VoL to 10.98
Swia Sails
Reg. 10.98
FOR
Grcmtner
Swim Snils
Reg. 12.9
Blocxes
Pur Silk
VoL to 14.98
Dresses
VoL to 24.S5
Play Sails
VoL to 10.98
OH SALE Ul OUR DOWHSTAIBS DEPABTIlEliT
ACCESSORY BAB SPECIALS!
GLOVES! Fewvee NaUenally
AdterUed Cilre. CQ
Reg. tp 1.5 ?3C
H NKIES! Reg. 1-2S. Acme
Mother's
Day Gift - C
PI R5ES! One Group Flae
leather -Parev leather lined.
VL to 11.99,
(riaa tax) ,
JEWELRY! Earrings Pins
- Rra relets Neealce.
vi. t i e
(PllM u
1.C3
9 UPS! Reg. CIS
rmu Brand ...
BRASSIERfcS!
Reg. U S.5d .
LINGERIE SPECIALS!
2.99
1.00
GOWNS! 1 JQ
Rrj. 4.9t A.tQ
Blue Swan PANTIES! r
Ke. 1.25 WC
5.09
FtnoBi Brands HOSIERY
9Sc
JUf. 1.9 i
j CATALDIA SWEATER SPECIALS!
45: only ; IS only
Rg. f'0 2.99 Reg. 13.00 - 8.88
2! only -
Ref. 8.00 4.99 11 only Cashmeres
14 only Rejr.
Reg. 11.00 w. 6.99 17.00 --12.88
Eeg. 1.54. 15c Limit to
Cas teaser
NO CREDITS EXCHANGES REFUNDS
ALL SALES
FINAL
WASHINGTON'. May T--Mrs.
Harry5 S. Truman will be hostess
at tea Sunday, May 15. for Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt. "Grandma"
Mosei. 88-vear old artit. and four
WALLIS To Mr. and Mrs. Al
den Wallis. 2020 N. 24th St., a son.
Saturday. May 7 at Salem Mem
orial hospital.
McG UFFIN To Mr. and Mrs.
John E. McGuffin. Aumsville, a
daughter, Saturday, May 7 at
Salem General hospital.
FOREST GROVE, May
It's the pupils, not the Instructor,
who are teaching one second-
at ' grader at Central grammar school
here.
The second - grader is Jean
Chen, -year-old daughter of a
Chinese professor at Pacific uni
versity here. Jean came to school
two weeks ago without a word of
English.
Mrs. Eileen Bauer, who couldn't
devote full time to one , child,
turned over the job of teaching
Jean to the other second-graders.
The child who finishes his lessc 1
FRENCH To Mr. arid Mrs
other women winners of the 1949 Willard French 3720 Silverton rd . ; first geU to tach jean
Salem General hospital.
achievement awards given by the
Women's National Press club.
The awards will be presented
on behalf of the club the night
before by President Truman, who
with Mrs. Truman, cabinet mem
bers, diplomats and capital cele
brities will attend the club's an
nual dinner and stunt party.
The widow of the late President
RooseWlt has been selected "wom
an of the year.'""
Others who will be given awards
in addition to "Grandma'" more
formally, Mrs. Mary Robertson
Moses. Engle Bridge, N.Y. Include
Dorothy McCuliough Lee, mayor
of Portland, Ore.
THORTON To Mr. and Mrs.
Enos C. Thorton. Salem route 9,
a son. Saturday, May 7 at Salem
General hospital.
SURGEON To Mr. and Mrs.
Wyatt R. Surgeon. Salem route 8.
a daughter. Saturday, May 7 at
Salem General hospital.
SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert A. Smith, 135 Highway st., a
daughter, Friday, May 6 at Salem
General hospital.
"It's worked out fine," she said.
"They've, taught her much more
than I ever could. The rest of the
class looks with envy upon those
who get to help her. It's consid
ered quite an honor."
When they get stymied on put
ting a point over to the Chinese
girl. Mr. Bauer sends a note
home. The father. Dr. Shang-Ye
Ch'en. who Jeined the university
faculty recently, translates to her.
Idaho produces more silver and
rinc than any other state.
HENRY WALLACE DUE
PORTLAND, May 7 -OP) -Henry
Wallace will speak at the inter
national peace forum In the Civic
auditorium here Monday night.
David R. Yantis, I
Former Salem Man,
Dies in St. Louis!
Death ol David R. Yantia, rll
known former Salem resident, X
a hem attack St Louis. I Mo,
Th- -y was Js.med here Stur
da: . j-
Yntis operated th Toggery en
North Commercial street for a
number ef years prior to moving
to the east in 1916. Ht was past
exalted ruler of Salem lodge J3S,
BPOE. and active In civic affairs.
Since leaving Salem he has been
operating automobile and j eol4
storage businesses in the east
Surviving are the widow, Eme-
line Yantia, St.Louis; daughter.
Mrs. Arthur Kerkhoff.' and twj
grandchildren. Crescent, Mo ; twe
sisters in Illinois.
Funeral services were held fct
St. Louis Saturday. Private inter
ment will be in City View cento-,
tery here later. 1
19 Dewm. Fay Menthly
VENETIAN BLINDS
And Shades
We alee wash, re tape, paint and
reelat year eld Venetian Blinds.
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Call Any Time Far Free
Estimate Fkene 3-73ZI
1411 Rage 8L W. Sales
We Give SAH Greea Stamps
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