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CYCLISTS HURT IX 8 PILL
Two men incurred minor in
juries whenthe motorcycle they
rode overturned at Ferry and
South Commercial street about
10:30 a.m. Wednesday. City first
aid men took William Bowden.
2025 S. .Cottage at., and Norman
Wesly, 642 Nv Liberty it, to Sa
lem General hospital where they
were treated for lacerations. Wes
ley told city police it happened
when he turned sharply to avoid
a car that turned in front of his
machine.
Largest selection of fireworks in
Salem. Northwest Stand, where
you see just what you are paying.
Priced as marked. North Port
land Road, next door North of
Saving Center Mkt.
SCOUT OFFICE CHANGE
Ruth Ann Morgan- replaced
Olga Stefanick, who returned to
her home in Minnesota, as assis
tant secretary in charge of regis
tration at the Cascade area boy
scout council office this week.
.Miss Morgan was graduated" this
month from Salem high school.
Cooked food salt and lunch at
Portland Gas & Coke Co , Fri
day, July 1. Firt Congregational
Project Group.
Rummage sale. Jason Lee church,
Jefferson it N. Winter. WTed. &
Thurs.
COURT ORDERS ASSESSMENT
A $2 an acre assessment on all
lands in the Woodburn-Hubbard
drainage district was ordered by
the Marion county court Wednes
day on the advice of the commis
sioners in the district.
Colored fryers, live or dressed
Ph. 3-1503 or 3-7000.
SPECIAL BAND REHEARSAL
The Salem high school band will
hold a special rehearsal at 7:30
tonight in the school auditorium
to . prepare for the Cherryland
festival parade. Director E. Don
ald Jc5sop said Wednesday.
Get royalcloth for your 4th of
July picnics. That's the chip-proof,
crease - proof, stair-p roof, oil
cloth with the extra sturdy back.
No hot dishes will lick to it Wall
paper dept. R. L. Eiistrom Co., 340
Court.
PETITION HEARING SET
Hearing on the petition of Mal
lit G. Hall to vacate streets and
alleys in the-Amos addition to Sil
verton, totaling 3.3 acres, was set
for August 5 by the Marion county
eourt Wednesday.
Insured savings earn more than
two per; cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association. 660 State tt
Birtf
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MORASH To Mr.' and Mrs.
Charles B. Morash, 256 N. 12th
St., a son, Wednesday, June 29, at
Salem General hospital.
RUSSELL To Mr. and Mrs.
Merrill Russell, Salem route 1,
box 106, a daughter. Wednesday,
June 29, at Salem General hos
pital. SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Smith, Stayton. a daughter,
Wednesday June 29, at Salem
Memorial hospital.
LOE To Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Loe, Silverton, a daughter, Wed
nesday, June 29, at Salem Memor
ial hospital. '
KLIEWER To Mr. and lUrs!
Milo Kliewer, 4204 Glenwood dr.,
a son, Wednesday. June 29, at Sa
lem MemorinL- hospital
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FIRM CHANGES HANDS
Notice of retirement from the
assumed business name of Snack
shop, 1695 Center St., was filed
with the Marion county clerk
Wednesday by Irving M. Hender
son. Charles and Charlotte Hodg
son, both of 915 Howard at, filed
an. assumed business name cer
tificate for the firm.
Shattuc's Chateau-Salem's unique
dining club.
Young beef for lockers. 39c lb.
4375 Silverton Rd. C. S. Orwig
Ph. 2-6128.
GET BUILDING PERMITS
Roscoe Sexton obtained a build
ing permit at the city hall Wednes
day to erect a dwelling at 141 Cas
cade dr. costing $4,400. Fredrick
Wilson received one for $2,500 al
terations to a dwelling at 1531
Market st.
Federally Insured Savings Cur
rent dividend 2H. See First
Federal Savings First 142 8. Lib
erty. Phone 3-4344.
'Landscaping and designing. No
job too large or too small. F. A.
Doerfler and Sons Nursery, 150
N. Lancaster Dr. at 4 Corners.
P.2-1322. j
AUTOS COLLIDE j
A collision at Cottage and
Chemeketa streets damaged cars
operated by John Lioyd Cowan,
jr.. 1210 N. 5th St., and Clara B..
Boals, 1180 N. 17th st., Wednes
day, according to a city police re
port. No one was injured.
The Melodairs are playing at the
Burgandy Room. Shattuc's Chat
eau nitely.
The Flower Basket. 2-4802.
CHESTER SMITH RETIRES
Notice of retirement from the
assumed business name of Me
hama Garage and Service station
was filed with the Marion county
clerk Wednesday by Chester R.
Smith.
Colored fryers, live or dressed
Ph.' 3-1503 or 3-7000.
TAKE DAUGHTERS HOME
Leaving Salem General hospital
Wednesday with baby daughters
were Mrs. Howard Petersen, Leb
anon, and Mrs. James Rowe,
19324 Chemeketa st.
Karakul Karpet. It's new. It's re
versible, it's 100 irgin wool and
woven through and through, only
$4.95 sq yd. Ph 3-7648 or 3-3364.
CAR THEFT REPORTED
Theft of a '32 Chevrolet coach
was reported to city police Wed
nesday night by the Acme Motor
company, 411 N. Front st.
Salem's unique dining club. Shat
tuc's Chateau.
FENDER SKIRTS STOLEN
Theft of fender skirts from a
car parked on South 25th street
near the ball park was reported to
city police Wednesday by Fred
Lea of Brooks. They were valued
at $25.
Rummage sale. Benefit for the
Edna Sloan Children's Home. Liv
ingston Hall. 1913 Broadway. 9 to
4..
ELECTRIC COMPANY FILES
Certificate of assumed business
name as Ripp Electric company
was filed with the Marion county
clerk Wednesday by Sylvester H.
Ripp, 3045 Portland rd.
Cascade wild black berries. Bern
ard Zielinski, Rt. 7, Box 358, Ph.
2-5939.
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Festival Dance
Slate Features
Pretty Vocalist
Featured singer for this year's
Cherryland Festival nightly
dances will be Kay Acoff, talent
ed, pretty vocalist who will fur
nish extra attraction for Claude
Bird's orcHestra.
The dances will be held Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday nights
at 10 o'clock following the regu- j
lar shows under the fairgrounds
grandstand.
Born' Kay Butler, the brunette
singer has been singing and writ
ing music since she was 12 years
old. For 12 years she Was in
terested in a classical music ca
reer but switched to singing the
blues in Los Angeles resort clubs
such as the Penthouse.
During this time Mrs. Acoff
wrote a blues song called "Baby"
which caught the fancy of Nat
Cole, and later Johnny Mercer,
both of whom used the song for
their orchestra. In late 1944 Peggy
Lee, the nationally famous sing
er, used the song for one of her
first recording sessions with the
Capitol record company, and only
recently the recording was re
leased in an album of collector's
items featuring the best of sev
eral well known singers and
bands.
Kay came to Salem two years
ago with her husband Norman L.
Acoff and has been leading a life
of domesticity at their home on
route 1. being kept very busy by
the Acoffs' ten-months-Old son
Steven Lee. Norman is the owner
of the Wpst Salem Lumber Co.,
but his heart Is really In music
and he plays a very good piano
with the Claude Bird orchestra.
PATIENT MISSING HERE
Floyd Wilker, a former Portland
resident, is missing from Oregon
State hospital, city police were in
formed Wednesday.
Air-Steamship tiefkets anywhere.
Kugel, 3-764, 735 N. Capitol St.
ULLMAN FILES NAME
Percy Ullman filed an assumed
business name certificate as Ull
man Insurance agency Wednesday
with the Marion county clerk.
Time to install that air cooler for
home - office - store. Judson's, 279
N. Com'l.
CHURCH PICNIC SLATED
The Central Church of Christ's
annual picnic will' be held Friday
at 6 p m. at Paradise Island.
Hard of hearing? See the one unit
Beltone Hearing Aid priced as low
as $75. Batteries for all makes of
hearing aids. James Taft and As-
I sociates, 218 Oregon Bldg. Phone
' Salem 2-4491.
AVIATION SUN KOOL SUN GLASSES
PRICE $2.98 EACH
HIGHEST QUALITY at the LOWEST PRICE
Famous green Sun Kool 4-base mtni$cv$ lenses the finest
or wsed in those attractive Constellation Aviation Sun Glasses,
rredsion-made by Son Glan Industries, they offer maximum
protection ogairut the harmful ultra-violet and burning infra-red
ways of tho sun. Only Constellation gives you this high quality
... of this low price! $2.98 each, In attractive case.
CAPITAL DRUG STORE
STATE AT LIBERTY
On the Corner
PROBATE COURT
Fredrika Frey estate: Order
approves final account, closes es
tate and discharges Clarence L.
Frey as administrator.
William Geohge Kamrick es
tate: Order annuls previous order
confirming sale of real property
and directs Evelyn Hamrick Bul
lock as administratrix to secure
additional bond in sum of $6,500.
Mussetta Lengren estate: Order
closes estate and discharges Glenn
Lengren as administrator.
Albert Lengren estate: Order
closes estate and discharges Glenn
Lengren as administrator.
R. J. Janz estate: Order con
farms sale of real property.
Margaret Ann Bush guardian
ship estate: Order approves an
nual report of guardian.
Frank S. Healy estate: Order to
pay $3,500 as widow's allowance
to Mary H. Healy.
Myrta, Ellis Wayne and Joseph
Ellwood Crcnn guardianship es
tate: Order discharges Frank W.
Cronn as guardian.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Joseph Meyer. 22 student. 2161
N. Front st., and Ora Mae Koch,
20, state unemployment commis
sion worker, 570 Union st., both
of Salem.
John W. Hall. 21, fireman, 1 2200
Laurel st, Salem, and Joy M.
Wise, 17, domestic Salem route 8.
CIRCUIT COUiiT
Wilma Frye vs Erwin Frye:
Complaint for divorce alleging
cruel and inhuman treatment asks
custody of one minor child and
$50 monthly support money. Mar
ried Nov. 1 1946, in Salem.
State Highway commission vs
George H. Flagg: Defendant files
demurrer to complaint on grounds
that plaintiff has no legal capacity
to sue.
Otto W. Heider vs A. A.
Rhoades: Suit seeks judgment to
taling $3,300 for promissory note
allegedly issued by plaintiff to de
fendant. Firemen's Insurance company
vs Harold I. Hetland: Plaintiff
files answer admitting and deny
ing. C. E. Roush vs Pearl G. Owen
and Dale E. Martin: Defendant
Martin files answer admitting and
denying.
C. C. Horger vs George H.
Flagg: Order annuls previous
order cancelling plaintiffs permit
as common carrier.
State vs Jack O. Todd: Defen
dant pleads guilty to larceny, sen
tenced to three years in state pri- j
son with credit for time served in ;
Marion county jail.
State vs Clifford Eugene Hum- .
mell: Defendant pleads guilty to ,
larceny, ordered sent to state hos
pital 30 days for .observation be
fore imposition, of sentence.
State vs Richard Fones: De
fendant receives one year sus
pended jail sentence for non sup
port, placed on probation three
years.
Stroke Fatal for
Elizabeth Dugger,
Longtime Resident
Mrs. Elizabeth Hattie Dugger,
a Salem resident for 15 years,
died unexpectedly at her home at
1970 Water st Wednesday even
ing at the age of 71 years. Death
was caused by a stroke.
She was born at Monmouth July
11, 1877 and married Willis H.
Dugger at Independence Jan. 19,
1897. He preceded her in death
25 years ago.
She was a member of Jesus
Name Pentacostal church in Sa
lem. Surviving are three daughters,
Mrs. Elvera Beard, Mrs. Willard
Jones and Mrs. Thelma Crum, all
of Salem; five sons, Preston Dug
ger of Salem, Glen and Cecil bug
ger, both -of -Portland. Otto Dug
ger of Oakland. Calif., and Roscoe
Dugger of Wichita Falls, Texas,
a brother, George Murphy of
Centralis, Wash., 20 grandchild
rep and six great grandchildren.
Services will be announced
later by the Clough-Barrick
chapel.
The Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Thursday. June 30. 194S-
ecki, William Sullivan and Hal
Fancher.
Vets Lax In Recording
Military Discharges
A check of courthouses by the
Oregon department of veterans
affairs this week revealed that
a large number of war veterans
have neglected to record their
military discharges as a safe
guard against loss of their orig
inal papers.
RIVER YIELDS BODY
THE DALLES, June 29 -JP,- A
body recovered from the Des
chutes river, 20 miles from the
Columbia, was identified here as
that of Gordon Hall, about 60, of
Maupin. Hall disappeared from a
Maupin auto camp March 11.
The planet Venus, being nearer
Vie sun than the earth, is believed
to be warmer than the earth.
Schmidt Installed
As 20-30 President
Don Schmidt was installed as
president of the Salem 20-30 club
at ceremonies at the Ranch on
Tuesday night.
He succeeds Robert Ingle, who
will serve the next year as ser-geant-at-arms,
succeeding Wil
liam Sullivan.
Other officers installed includ
ed: Hal Francher, first vice presi
dent, succeeding Don Schmidt;
Lowell Joseph, second vice presi
dent, succeeding Walter Kechter;
board members Leo Boyer (who
was re-elected treasurer), Wesley
Goodrich, Robert Gray and Smith
French. Outgoing board members
are Robert Sandstrom, Gene Mal-
Nethinf Down. Pay Monthly
VENETIAN BLINDS
And Shades
We also wash, re tape, paint and
reslat your old Venetian Blinds.
THE BLIND
MAN
Call Any Time For Free
Estimates Phone 1-732S
1453 Rage St W. Salem
We Give S&H Green Stamps
- ELIIEB
' Hightly more than half the es
timated World War II veteran
population of Multnomah, Clack
amas, Columbia, Washington and
Yamhill counties have taken ad
vantage of free recording service
provided by law, the veterana
agency said.
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