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ESTONIANS ARRIVE TODAY
Salem YMCA. board of directors
and staff this noon will greet of
ficially a new staff member from
Estonia, Ardo Tarem. General Sec
retary Gus Moore will bring Ta
rem, his wife and three daughters
from the Pdrtlaad rail depot this
morning. The displaced family will
live here at 96 Lansing ave.
Hard of hearing? See the one unit
Beltone Hearing Aid priced as low
as -$75. Batteries for all makes of
hearing aids. James Taft arid As
sociates, 218 Oregon Bldg. Phoned"
Salem 2-4491.
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cost, easy way. Blunde
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Phone 3-3582. t"
DOLL DAY TODAY ,
Hundreds of dolls are expected
to be taken to city playgrounds
this afternoon for the annual Doll
day competition. Judging of chil
dren's entries will begin at 2 p.m.
at, each playground. Entries are in
seven divisions oldest, smallest,
largest, foreign, funniest, best dres
sed and largest group.
Special
dresses.
Court.
Sale, children's cotton
Margaret's Shop, 423
Equity, F. H. A finance all mod.
2 B. R. home. Choie location
Approx. $2200 . required. Owner.
Ph. 3-1727.
SGT. KUBIN HOME
Tech. Sgt. Jerald Kubin of the
93rd bomb group in California and
his wife are visiting his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kubin,' in West
Salm while on a 15-day army
furlough. He enlisted at the local
recruiting station a year ago.
Federally Insured Savings Cur
rent dividend 2'?. See First
Federal' Savings First 142 S. Lib
erty.. Phone 3-4944.
TWO PERMITS LISTED '
A city building permit was is
. sued to B. L. Swinford Thursday
to erect a $7,800; dwelling at 1290
E. 15th st. Daymond Sieber obtain
ed one to erect a garage at 2252
Shelton st; for $1,300.
Road oiling, call Tweedie, 2-4151
or 3-5769.
BULK RETURNS TO U. S.
PFC Keith D. Bulk, 2590 Cherry
ave., recently left the Philippine
islands aboard the U. S. army
transport General Hase for re
assignment at Camp Stoneman
personnel center In California.
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Launderette 1255 Ferry St.
JOSEPH HARVEY SPEAKS
The American Pension club,
meeting Saturday night at the Sa
lem Women's clubhouse, will hear
The meeting is set for 8 p.m. Re-
freshments. will be served.
Karakul Karpet. It's new, it's re
' versible, it's 100 irgin wool and
woven through and through, only
$4.95 sq. yd. Ph 3-7648 or 3-3364.
BRUSH FIRE TOLD
Salem firemen$were summoned
to control a brush fire at Hanson
avenue and Earhart street about
11 a.m. Thursday.
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Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association. 50 State st
Today ait
In Response to Popular Demand
We Present Anqther Group of
Values to 12.98 . . . Reduced to Only
You'll adore these summer; frocks for their style and cool
comfort I Come in today early and make YOUR selection.
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All sales, final, merchandise cannot be returned or money
refunded, please.
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JOHNSON VISITS
E. E. Johnson, regional person
nel director for the Owl Drug
company of San Francisco, visited
the chamber of commerce offices
in Salem Wednesday afternoon.
Johnson was id Salem to interview
applicants for positions with his
company's store now being con
structed in the Capitol shopping
center
Salem's unique dining club,
tuc's Chateau.
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ROAD INSPECTION ASKED
John Caplan of the Oregon
bureau of roads asked the Marion
county cdurt Thursday to set July
26 for inspection of the old Sil
verton road. Commissioner Roy
Jiee said this 'will, be part orf an
annpal inspection td see If 'the
count Ais maintaining federal aid
jnads acQprding 1b standards set
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MEASLES CASES DROP
Measles cases dropped to eight
in Marion county during the week
June 26 to July 2 after running
as high as 15 in previous weeks,
according to the weekly report of
communicable i diseases from Dr.
W. J. Stone, county health officer.
Shattuc's Chateau-Salem's unique
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OILING COMPLETED
Commissioner Roy Rice told the
Marion county court Thursday
that oiling "of market road 51,
along a five mile, stretch between
Geer and North Howe avenues
east of Salem, probably would
be completed Thursday. This was
the longest stretch of oiling un
dertaken by the county this year.
Young beef for lockers. 39c lb.
4375 Silverton Rd. C. S. Orwig.
Ph. 2-6128. '
SPANISH CLUB MEETING
Frank Ftzie, former resident ot-
Mexico, will describe his experi
ences in Mexico at a meeting of
the Salem Spanish club at 8 to
night in the YMCA. Naida Carroll
will conduct the Spanish drill.
PLANNING COMMISSION
The Salem long range planning
commission of the chamber of
commerce will meet Tuesday night
at 8 in the chamber offices.
The Melodairs are playing at the
Burgandy tioom. Shattuc's Chat
eau nitely.
SEN. MORSE ON AIR .
U. S. Sen. Wayne Morse of Ore
gon will be interviewed on the
Meet the Press radio program over
KSLM at 9:30 p.m. Saturday.
Get your frozen food lockers now
at Marvin Lewis Cold Storage. W.
end of bridge
Heart Attack in Auto
Fatal to Toledo Doctor
Friends learned here Thursday
night that Dr. H. R. Caufman of
Toledo, Ore., t died there yester
day morning. Death was ascribed
to a heart attack while he was
in ' his automobile. He was found
unconscious in his car which had
been pulled over to the side of
a road and was pronounced dead
upon arrival i at a nearby hos
pital. Dr. Caufman was a former
senator from Lincoln county. '
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Gravel Firms'
Spokesmen,
Teamstets Tall
- The arbitration committee of
Salem Trade and Labor council
met with two employers represen
tatives Thursday in an effort to
settle the current wage dispute
between the Teamsters union and
four local sand and gravel com
panies. E. Lee-Crawford, Salem attor
ney, and Pat Blair of Eugene rep
resented employer at the Labor
temple meeting. Herbert E. Bar
ker, Alfred F. Chivers and How
ard Wooley were on the labor
committee. '
Crawford said employers offer
ed the same 10 cents an hour wage
increase plus certain retroactive
payments which were accepted by
Eugene teamsters recently. He didj
not .elaborate. fc -
Bakeft, executive 'Secretary of
4he Trade and Labor council, said
theQrouncil will - decide what ac
tion to take in the dispute at a
meeting Tuesday night.
Ward E. Graham, secretary
treasurer of the teamsters, said
contracts calling for, 12 cents an
hour pay increase were signed
Thursday morning With . three
companies, Eola Tile and ProcRjcts,
Valley S9hd and Gravel and Lund
Rock and Construction Company.
None of the firms was involved in
the current disputed
About 40 teamsters a"r involved
in the dispute,; with the" Walling,
Salem, Commercial and Rivfcr
Bend gravel companies. Team
sters have asked 12 (i cents an
hour wage increase beginning
July 1 plus 10 cents an hour in
crease retroactive to January 1.
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Micofilming of Tax
Returns Ruled Out
Attorney General George Neuner
turned thumbs down Thursday on
the state tax commission's plans to
have state income tax returns mi
crofilmed by a California firm.
Neuner said it would be a vio
lation of the state law that income
tax returns can't be seen by per
sons outside the tax commission.
McKay Appoints Four
Engineer Examiners
Gov. Douglas McKay Thursday
appointed four Portlanders to the
state board of engineering examin
ers. They are Bertram G. Dick,
Charles B. Carpenter, John W.
Cunningham and S. C. Schwarz.
He also named David Turtle-
dobe and Joseph L. Fearey, both
of Portland, to the state collection
agencies advisory board.
Births
BILLINGS To Mr. and Mrs.
Carl D. Billings, Salem route 9,
box 692, a daughter, Thursday,
July 7, at Salem General hospital.
ADAMS To Mr, and Mrs. Gil
bert Adams, 1795 S. Cottage st., a
son, Thursday, July 7, at Salem
General hospital.
CRUMLEY To Mr. and Mrs.
Crumley, Independence route 1, a
daughter, Thursday, July 7, at Sa
lem General hospital.
Alsea Highway to Close
Daring Construction '
The state highway commission
said Thursday that the Alsea high
way would be. closed at Scotts
Creek from 10 pjn. next Tuesday
until 4 ajn. Wednesday because
of construction. Scott Creek is 14.3
miles east of Waldport
Bridge Greek
Road Surveyed
A survey ot Bridge Creek road
which leaves Silver Falls highway
halfway between Silverton and the
flls was presented to the Marion
county court Thursday by Survey
er Dale Graham.
Commissioner Roy Rice said the
survey was undertaken to deter
mine the exact right-of-way own
ed by the county along the road
which has not been used fbr 60
years. Bridg- Creek road was
used by settlers in the area in the
1880's as a main trail to Silverton,
Rice said.
The Cascade Operating com
pany, now handling property of
the old Silver Falls Timber com
pany, wants to rebuild and main
tain the roadftn order to haul out
lumber.
The survey, when approved,
yll enable the company to fol
low the county's right-of-way
without trespassing on private
property. Rice said.
Newspaper Editors'
Tour to Include Salem
The anPtua1ci
of newspaper editors is due in Sa
ilem July 31, according to the state
travel information-department.
Guests of the Pacific Northwest
Tourist association, the party will
include editors from Boston, Chi
cago, Indianapolis, Dayton, South
Bend, Minneapolis and other cities.
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Civil Service
Positions Oen
With Engineers
VS. Civil service examinations
for 18 positions with the corps of
engineers in Portland district
were announced Thursday.
Fay scales range from $1.69 an
hour for chief engineers. Applica
tions will be received in Portland
Until July 21.
Examinations for positions of
wage-hour investigator in eight
western states and medical bac
teriologist in Washington D.C.
and vicinity also were announced.
Wage-hour investigator candidates
must apply with the San Francisco
office by July 18, while medical
bacteriologist applicants must con
tact Washington, D.C. by August
16.
Information regarding any of
the above positions can be secured
from John B. Ulrich at the general
delivery window In the Salem
postoffice. Ulrich is the commis
sion's acting local secretary while
William Fischer is on vacation.
Added Array Units
Open to Recruits
Young men without previous
military service now may choose
duty in the airborne division or
with the far eastern command up
o$ enlistfnent in the army, M. Sgt.
It M. Smith of the Salem recruit
ing station said Thursday.
A 20 per cent increase in base
pay is still available to men who
choose overseas service, Smith ad
ded. Veterans of any branch of mili
tary service can choose from any
of 15 branches of army service up
oh re-enlistment. Smith aich
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O 10 'a -inch reflector bowl in rose, blue, amber or clear.
O For use with wall switch' or pull chain.
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O One light closed bowl ceiling and wall lights.
O 6 to 8 Winch size white glareless glass shades. v -
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O One light kitchen fixture with pull chain.
O Chrome bracket bathroom fixture with plug in.
O Glareless white glass shades.
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Bght semi-drop bedroom light.
light semi-drop firing room light
to llVs-inch shades in assorted colors
Public
Records
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATION'S
Richard Ondrasek, 25. farmer,
Baker, Mont., and Beulah Rep
plinger, S9, domestic, Aurora.
Charles Valencourt. 24, carrier
driver, aid Violet Weiscnhaus, 16,
domestic! both of Aumsville.
Darwan p. Holt. 32. body and
fender worker, 1410 Ferry st-, and
Emily M. Sweetland, 26, US.
army; 385 River st, both of Salem.
Cecil William Welch, 22 laborer,
and Lillian Ruth Ledford, 18, do
mestic, both of Independence.
PROBATE COURT
Helen H. Hayden estate: Order
closes estate and discharges Wal
ter N. Simon as executor. I
Rose A. Westfey estate': Order
closes estate and discharges Wil
liam A. Westley as administrator.
Ellen Canada guardianship es
tate: Order appoints Nellie Howe
guardian and J. F. Goode, C. A.
Howe and Ora E. Johnston ap
praisers. Roselee Jane Fluitt guardian
ship estate: Order approves an
nual account of guardian.
CIRCUIT COURT
William R. and Corva N. Mc
Carroll vs Timberline, Inc. and
others: Defendant Timberline,
Inc., ordered to plead by July 17.
Mildred I. Morris vs Arthur L.
Morris and others: Defendant Ar
thur L. Morris files answers ad
mitting and denying. -
J. K. Weatherford Jr. and othera
vs Pioneer Trust company: Plain
tiffs allowed until July 17 to file
amended complaint.
Marjorie Hugley vs Burl Hug
ley: Default order for defendant
who is ordered to pay plaintiff $30
monthly support money and is
restrained from taking one minor
child from custody of plaintiff.
Evelyn Claggett vs Warren
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ThVSialeman. Salem,
Claggett: final divorce decree
granted. - ,
Arthur W. Youker vs Roger W.
Johnson: Suit dismissed with pre
judice and without costs.
Etta Mae Klatz vs Alfred T.
Klatz: Final divorce decree, grant
ed, j '
Walter A. and Madeline E.
Brackhahn vs Robert Benham and
others: Defendants Robert Ben
ham and E. C. Nielson file" an
swer admitting and denying.
State vs Cecil R. Woolery: De
fendant Judged in contempt of
court for failure to make support
money payments, given until
July 20 to purge himself of con
tempt order.
Merene Digerness Adams and
others vs Evans Lumber company
and others: Judgment order dt
$6,000 for plaintiffs for timber cut
by defendants belonging to plain
tiffs, i
William C. Cross vs . Chester
Robertson: Complaint seeks Judg
ment of $1?S for damages to plain
tiffs automobile allegedly incur-
RECORDS
New Releasee
First Piano Quartet
"Dances Not for Daneing"
Victor MO 1310 4.71
Frank Sinatra
"Frankly Sentimental"
CoL C185 - 3.90
Downstairs Oregon Building
State and Blgh 1-8612
Phone 3-3191
FDMnry (res.
Oregon, f ridgy, JT 9. 13436
red in accident with iutomoMle of
defendant "
MUNICIPAL COURT
Edward Hawke, TW N. Com
mercial it, reckless driving; fined
$35.- if -
Fay, Milton Hunter, ido, reck
lees driving; posted $50 ball,
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Governor's Office jto
dose on Saturdays
The office of Governor Douglas '
McKay will be closed laturdayt
from now on, just like the rest of
the state offices.
The governor's office I said . it
doesnt do enough business on Sat
urdays to justify staying open.
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