The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 13, 1949, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextCity News DBirfiefis & 1 CIM. 'EIANS EXTEND THANKS Gratitude to all who assisted With the Salem Cherrlan float in the Portland Rose festival parade was extended Sunday by King Bins Deryl F. Myers. Specifically mentioned were innee unie i Clvrie Warren, eitv natrolmin O. ewe i ted the float, and the War- ner arid Valley motor companies j for providing cars In which the , Cherryland festival court rode. Marimba Concert. Monday June 3th, 8:15 P.M. Bust. School Audi- ; toriurn. No admission. Public In vited. VVltse Music Studios. Ph 3-7IM. LEAVE HOSPITAL 1 Taking sons home from Salem C.i reral hoxpita) Sunday were Mrs. Wilbur Porter. Stayton: Mis. Ui'hiiid Worthington, 1475 N Commercial St.; Mrs. Loraine liutvn, 340 Evergreen St.. and Mr? Itaymnnd Steinko, 1140 S. 15th st. r leaving with daughters were Mrs ; Jimmie L. Kelly. 244 Marion st. and Mr, thai lis E. Davis, 16H), S. 13th st. Kauikul Karpet It's new. It's re Vercihle. If 100 Irgin wool and woven through Bnd through, only $4 115 j yd. Ph 3-1648 or 3-3.164. JACKSON IN MANEUVERS Alvio J. Jackson, fireman ap pienl'ce, son of Joe B. Jackum, ,1540 Winola t., has participated In fleet Intertype exercises in the southern California area aboard the attack cargo ship USS Sem inole, according to a fleet news ielrae, The ship is attached to the amphibious force of the Paci fic fleet. Federally Insured Savings Cur rent dividend 2,,j. See First Federal Savings First 142 S. Lib erty, Phone 3-4944, WOOD ON LEAVE Pvt. Ronald 1. Wood, son ol j Mrs. C. -D. Brenenstahl, 1096 S 1 22nd st., is home on a 30-dav leave from Tsingtao in northi-nt China, where he has been sta tioned with the U. S. marine corp' for fl months. He will report barn for duty at Camp Pendleton, Cal Spencer corsets Armrna felt of the Spencer Shop In Portland will be at The Senator Hotel Wed. 15th. DISMISSALS TOLD Mrs. Fred Riffe and daughtei returned to their-home at 540 Le s lie st. from Salem Memorial hos pital Sunday. Mi I., ';ive, j 114fl Diet ave., went home with j her baby on. Insured savings earn more than two per rent a1 Salem Federal Savings Association. SAO State st CHIN-1 ITERS TO APPEAR Viola Henne will sing and Carl I-mke will accompany on the piano on the Chln-Up Chatter pro gram Saturday at 3 p.m. on station KOCO. Hoth are members of Sa lem Chin-Up ,club. 6a ve money! liny good used cloth ing cheap. Garment Bazaar, 2020 John St. Ph. 3-5497. HAM ENGINEER SPEAKS "The Detroit Dam" will be the topic at Salem Rotary club lunch eon Wednesday noon at the Mar Ion hotel, with Lt. Col. John W. Miles, lesident army engineer for the project, speaking. New cottons arriving daily. Open Until 7 pm. Lormans, 1 109 Edge water, W. Salem. MI'RRAV TO TALK SH-aker at the S-ilim Exchange flub luncheon Wednesday noon at the Senator hotel will be J. S. Murray, fingerprint expert at the "tale penitentiary. His topic will be fingerprinting. ttanu I..,-.. ..... t T) . M'..,.l JVIOII 11,11 fllJIII.1 Ml lld.T II ilHMlW antique Shop, 439 Court upstairs. SWIMMER ( I TS FOOT Adolph II. Scharff. 27. M.VI5 S 22nd st., was treated by city fnM aid men Sunday night for a cut on his foot. He told aid men it hap pened while he was swimming near. Turner. Beaver Boy's State, June 25 to July 2. Merchant and individuals who wish to sponsor a boy this year are urged to contact Ameri-, can Legion Post No. 9 as soon ns ! possible in order lhat necessary' arrangements can be made. Road oiling, call Tweedie, 2-4151 r 3-5769. GIRL GONE FROM FAIR VIEW A 15-year-old girl. I.ee Rae Korn, is missing from Fairview home, city police neie informed Sunday. Births MrCONNELL To Mr. and Mrs. Burt R. McConnell. Monmouth, a son, Sunday, June 12, at Salem General hospital. LEE To Mr., and Mrs. Kenneth D. Lee. 1295 N. 25th St.. a daugh ter, Sunday, June 12, at Salem General hospital. NEWTON To Mr. and Mrs. Chester Newton, Hollywood cabins, a son, Sunday, June 12, at Salem General hospital. LOGSDON To Mr. and Mrs. James Logsdon, Stayton, a daugh ter.Sunday. June 12, at Salem Memorial hospital. Dr. S.A. Wheatly Optometrist Phono 2-4469 New 1 Location IrfKfy 725 ,r Court f'y WILL CHECK ; INTE1OT10NS Patrolmen who drive city police can have Wren requested to check their districts for shrubbery and trees that block the view of driv ers at intersections, according to a police department notice. I rent sick rm. (Equipment. 2-3774. i A SALEM LODGE Not 4. A.F. i yTy& A.M. will open at Cloug'i j Barrick Mortuary Mon. Junji at 10:15 to conduct the funeral service for Bro, Geo. A. Meyers, j MISSING FROM INSTITUTION Carl Lehman, 62, was reported missing from Cottage farm at 6 p.m. Sunday, according ; to city police. Why swelter? Buy from Judron's. an air cooler Mrs. Bates. 82, Succumbs as Result of Stroke Mrs Fra nces Denham Bates, 82, died Sunday at her redence. 930 N. Summer st.,; following a stroke about six weeks ago. She was the widow of James P Bates, who was employed by the tate printing department here fori 25 years. He fhed In 1918 -mm after they had observed their 60th wedding anniversary. She wa born Feb. B. 1 B67. at Montreal. Canada, and moved with her family to Chicago, wnere she was married Nov 17, 1887 They moved to Idaho in 1910 and on to Salem in 1 922. She wax a member of irl Prebyterian church here. Surviving are five daughters, Mrs Annie Eoff of Richmond, Calif.. Mr Laura Eaton of S.ilem. Mrs. Hulh Wtlwin .-inrt Mrs. t'ath ryn Hunk both of Pacific Pali sades. Calif... Bnd Mr Frances CaMe of Seattle; four sons. Ar- j thur H M.iles of Salem. Harry S. Hate o San Francisco, Fred P. Bates of Kedlands, Calif., ani Robert W. Bates of Santa Monica. Calif : a siMerj Minnie Scott, of Kvan.Mon. III.; 21 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. All of her children had visited her heie two weeks ago before her condition became critical. Services will be Tuesday at 3 p. m. at Clough-Barrick chapel with Dr. Chester W. Hamblin of ficiating Interment will be at Bel crest Memorial park. 65 Children Win Swimmer Rating at YM List of 65 children who learned to swim in the 29th annual cam paign of Salem VMCA last week was leleased Sunday by Fred Cords, physical director. Boys were John Reinwald. Don Nordone, Stanley Dvorak. Tom Golden, Richard Laisure, Hu hard Davis. Alden Hagcrty, Maik F ish er, Charles Wright, jr., Dmiiiv Sheyth, D e n e I I Eo, : Michael CKin, Eddie Ik'iider, Berl Davis jr Murray Conklin, Adrian Jlansmg. Billy Gregg. Wallace Doriimen. John and David SKolofky Irry and Lee Rosen, Bobby Guenther, John Ice and Vein Waite. Gnls were Vitgmia Miller, Bar bara Phelps, i Darlene Crawley. Pauline Jurymen. Vija, Karja and Arija l.ictuvicius. Jean. Brown Marion Brown, Dclon$ Davis. Diane West, Janice Olsep, Signd Converse, Janice Button, Nanc Snider, Virginia Dykstera, Joyce John ston, Julie Peterson, Gletida Mr- ( 'mi mn h Shirlev Ann Thnmnoii Sharon Searcy, Patricia Bnn. Judy , Woods, Alice Fishback, Joan Pin ner, Alice Brewer, Myrna Robin son. Karen Fling, Juanita Balis, Joy Frier, Betty Johnson, Marilyn Murphy, Maxtne Cawalda. Judy Query, Stefanie Kurt. Mdllie Mc Gregor, Sharon Eyerly and Char lotte Paisons. Bread-baking is one of the most ed, but Oregon looked best of 'JC ancient of human aits. ion their leturn. 'ill . 1 VfJl . . - I I e r : ' - Eddie Has Aa Ere for Quality ! V Jl .Ci I : . k S ...IX I O i V J A M iS I- v V Q o 9 ( -4 Vf jf'; w.ii . . - ' I . ) : . ,l V llj ; ' - f e if""1 1 f '"' '( ' 'J w f . ! i 1 r j :f : ' (v ft friendly and home owned dairy, checks the instrument panel of the short time pasteurizer, latest dairy installation to improve quality and flavor cf Curly's milk products. Eddie started working for Curly it years ago as a bottle washer. Now he is a stockholder and has a little spare time for Joying his two children and flower gardening. Adv. Plea for Safety Wilis Bicycle for Salem Boy f ( ' -CvSf ''''''' ' J" - lC2f -,4VA iVSD' a Gary Wright. 7. son of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wright 5 95 N. Hth st., won flrt prlie of a ahlny new bicycle Saturday In the annual Montgomery Ward bike safety parade. Gary, swathed himself and his panda doll In bandages and wore a sign saying "We were not careful" to carry out a aafety theme. (States man photo.) Contest to Reward Youthful Unselfishness with Camp Trips A contest to reward young people for acts of helpfulness and unselfo-hpess to counteract emphasi on juvenile delinquency was announced Sunday by Capt. R. B. Lesher of the Salem Salvation Army. ' Scholarship to Salvation Army summer carnrs will be awarded one boy and one girl from Marion and Polk counties whose acts are I 1! SIRE N Jane Grerr is dress ed, for role a a snpt.ifclieafcd airrn in a historical adtentuie movie set in 1882. Childs Family Returns from Month's Trip Mr. and Mrs. Leo N. Childs re turned to their home at 320 N 14th t. Sunday after a month- long, 7,5()()-m.le trip to southern j The Republic of Bra.l is bound and midwcstern states. Theu ' H hv -,V(.nt nt 1h cf,th daughter, Betty, of Portland ac . at- vompanied them to Jac kson. Mis. I w here she visited Mrs. Kelton Lowery, the former Molly Mason j of Salem, i Also making the trip with them j were Etta Sutter. 24.1 N. 14th., and; Alice Maihev, 2065 Market st. I 4The Childs' reported that In-! ! diana and Ohio impressed them j more than the other 15 stales visit ' ... "-U5J K" "" " - f . i Loren II. 'Eddie Edlund, plant superintendent for Curlr'a J"riged. by three Salern;chuich airl civic leaders to be outstanding. Entries will be through 250 word letter submitted by June 27 to the Salvation Army by a par ent, neighbor or acquaintance tell ing the good deeds of a 12 to 18-year-old. The incident may cover a single time or any period of the school term ju.'t ended. The 10-dav scholarships will be to Trestle Glen camp, northeaj t of Oregon City, for either the youth camp or the music camp. Cherry Fete tiorsc Show Committee Set Committee to plan and conduct the Cbeiryland festival hor.e j show, to be given at the fair-1 grounds on Friday riicht. July 1. was announced Sunday by Graham Sharkey, general chairman. Pro gramming of lie v.' ii " ii''i wav. v.ith ci ti in firr, n-cr;.' : hor mcii' ';r up in the al '-y r.a'd Sharkey Mcrr bel s f the cotnmittie arc Merbert Ii-ker. ', -Yoi mi- 1 1 ; t A'anda Oi'.. icn. Allan In?. Ii Harry V. Carsonf V; n We-der Ralnh Stangrbv, Waltf r l.cth. .Ia k j L'ndeman. M'ke Soui"iM-d, ,-r,n Ward, Don Hansen, P.'Uy Fjo-k and Orval Shryder. VOTERS REJECT HOSPITAL ENTERPRISE. J u :.e '2 -V Wallowa countv, v hicn ic - i(d a $9.OP0 frderal g'ant !o hmld a new hofpit'-l. wo'i't n t t! e hospi tal after all. The o;is i ejected, 874 to 45H. a proposed tax levy to fin;ave the county's share in con struction. J i ..-. ........ A mflripan rtfni i hi n u.'fll as th three Guianas ' '. . A For the Time of Your Life! "DAFFY AUCTION!" Z7 Chin-Uppers Re-Elect Fiscus. Beth Sellwood Beth Sellwood and Ieon Fiscus of Salem were re-elected Sunday as president and first vice presi dent, i especti vcly, of the ("bin-Up club of Oregon, at its annual state election in Portland. Other officers chosen are L. W. Ju''d. Portland, neeotid ie pies idi:nt; Margaret Donahue, Port land, secretary; Dr. Scott S. Wheatley, Salem, treasurer; trus tees. Dr. Fred W. Lange and Paul j R. Hendricks, both of Salem and both re-elected, Emma Wymore of Salem, Arthur II. Boetger and Lester W. Freeman of Portland. ! Seventy-two members and an-! i other 100 persons attended the meeting in Centenary-Wilbur j Methodist church. Following the j business, a program was given In I I ITS EASY TO OWIJ A LEONARD 1 MODU tl . . . ft. Other New Leenerd lefrlaerctors V S EOr JAI1D . . . BEAUTY. Q(AlrV... WPMMBfUlY Powered by the Leonard Glacier Sealed Unit, famous for qvlot, thrifty operation! ftm. Bimlm and t tmam mtr. Hriem tfBaPpf VtMPHi HvlaMe HAMILTON FURNITURE CO. 230 CHEMEKETA SALEM. OREGON 36 Students From Salem to Graduate at U0 EUGENE, June 12-rSpecw.l)-Thirty-six itudcntj from Salem are candidates for degrees from University of Oregon at the 1949 commencement which will be Sun day, June 19. Candidates for bachelor of arts degrees are Helen Alexander, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Shepard. 750 N. Summer st . Shir ley Lukins. daughter of W. S. Lu kins. 115 Lancaster dr.; Grace Shields, daughter of Mr. C. W Shields, 1271 Marion St.; Warren Carkin, son of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Carkin, 495 N. Summer St.; Francis Mahula, son of James L. Mahula, 1466 N. Liberty st.; Eliza beth Nelson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.' George William Nelson, 545 Leslie st.; Joseph F. Glennie; and Robert B. Sullivan. Douglas Hay, son of Mr. arid Mrs. Arthur D. Hay., 1415 S. Liberty St., is a candid., te for a bachelor of laws degree. Candidate for mavter Hjffr in niVarH T . i Taw in business administration, i . Sii,rr"t Po American Ig Bachelor of science deguc can- V,WI hPld J,i f,rM meeting of didates are Leslie Corey, daughter i l1.,, "T 'lv tonight at of Mr. and Mrs. Harrv E. Corev. I L' ?' . ,on h Kenneth 1464 Marlon st : Murray Seho- r!" i5 the m'w -mrnander. field, son of Mrs. B. M. Scho- A. rr,"m'f"r ,hc ?r w'" U', field. 1165 Cross st.; Jean an, ; u".' by the new offieeis. and George Swift, children of the Rev. charge of Evelyn Adams of Poit-land. Special Sale On Automobile Accessories HEATERS - VISORS - FOG LAMPS CHROME SIDES - SEAT COVERS - HORNS CHROME GRAVEL DEFLECTORS - GRILL GUARDS Also Many Other Items at Greatly Reduced Prices INNERTUBE SPECIAL 8pfU, List Tax Total Total 25-6.S0xl 12.80 24c 13.04 $1.74 .S0-7.00xl 2. 0 14e 1.14 1M 6.00x20 1 41 23e 1.74 2.33 7.00-7.50x20 5.77 4c 0.41 164 1.25x20 .. 1.51 74e 7.30 4.49 .00-.50xl7 . .5 2 1.23 1.7 5.50-1.00x17 2.10 21e 1.01 1.71 STAN BAKER MOTORS Dodge-Plymouth Cart High and Chemeketa Streets TGi VALUE AT HAMILTON'S $189 95 mU MmHuW KJt t I iXlifi III) The- Statesman. Salem, Oregon, Monday. Juno 13 1949 5- and Mrs. George H. Swift, 560tfB cnemciccia st; Jean t idier, daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Fidler, 245 I s. ZJft it.: James i Carson, son of! Mr. and Mrs. Claude L. Carson. ! 296 Richmond ave.; Brady and Ro bert Gallagher, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Gallagher, 1516 N. Commercial t.; Robert Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Phillips, 1180 Columbia St.; Paul Rodgers. son of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Rodgers, 1 2040 Market St.: Robert Zeller, son of Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Zeller. 1775 S. Church st Victor Kelman ri I of Mr. and Mrs. ASam Sclman, 1 route 9;Wilma Earnest, daughter pf Mr .and Mrs. George L. Earnest. 739 N. Liberty st.; Hazel Peter son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Peterson, route 6; Vinita Howard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Howard, 56.1 Court St.; Gor- don Victor Bicklei; Evangeline M. Howard; Thomas B. Kay; Barbara Ann Miller Betty Staab Porter; Albert Ray Kemp; Gordon Ed ward Reeves; Hazel F. Van Cleve; Carol Cook Sibulsky and Ralph Clark Neill. Legion Officers to Outline Program chairmen and assistants for all committees will be appointed. Nomination and electinn of dele gates to the sta'c Legion convent ion heie August 3-S is slated. Dodge Job-Rated Trucks I n onnn rrrr I i ii ii i n ii vii i i n ii n i i La is C3i j I Air conditioning Is the an swer to hot summer days. Stores will find added cus tomers, added efficiency and added profits by offer ing cool comfort. FOR STORES FOR HOMES Units are now available to homo-makers for as Utile as $37.30, with nothing down and up to three years to pay. Every homo can now. offer relief from the heart Stop in and let us show you our complete lines of Air Conditioning Units. c o o p E R amid SOW 540 Hood St. Ph. 3-3603 BBBBl