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City News HBrieffs
ATTENDING CONVENTION
"Mrs. Frank Doerfler and Mr.
and Mrs. Don Doerfler went via
train to San Francisco Friday to
attend the convention of the Am
erican Nursery association. Frank
Dierfler, Who is attending tr- Or
der of the Antelope in Bend;and
Lakeview, is to fly to San Fran
cisco this week end. About 200
' eastern nurserymen are to come
to Portland next Friday as guests
of the Oregon Nurserymen's assoc
iation of which Doerfler is past
president and director.
Federallv Insured Savings Cur
rent dividend 2 See First
Federal Savings First. 142 S. Lib
erty Phone 3-4944.
The Melodairs are playing at the
Burgundy rtoqm. Shattuc's Ctiat
eau nitely.
LEGION MEETS MONDAY
La,-t minute plans of the Amer
ican Legion state convention slated
for Salem August 3 to 6, will be
announced at a meeting Monday
nivht of Salem's capitol post 9
at Legion hall. The brief busi
ness meeting, beginning at 8 o'
clock, will be the final one prior
to the convention.
Guy Hastings, formerly of Mac's
Barber Shop, is now in bu:r.ess
at 2048 N. Com'l, 3 doors S. of Col
umbia St.
Painting, decorating. Ph. 3-7552.
BLILDJNG PELMITS TOLD
Permits for erection of two stor
age buildings were issued at the
Salem city hall' Friday.' They wen.
to Clyde Johnson for a $3,300
structure at 370 Market si., and
Willamette Valle. transfer for a
$5,000 building at 1945 Highway
at.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent ( Salem Federal
Savings Association, 960 State st.
Karakul Karpet. It's new, It's re
versible, it's 100 irgin wool a')d
woven through and through, only
$4 95 sq yd. Ph 3-7648 or 3-3354
RROCKER IMPROVES
A. T. Brocker, 1310 N. 4th st ,
may now receive visitors in the
Salem General hospital. Brocker
sustained a broken neck and brain
concussion nearly three weeks ago j
when he fell from a 20-ft. ladder
while picking cherries in the Kei
rer district.
Entertainment by Haul Armstrong
Sch. of Dance. Songs by 4 Corner
Firemen's quartet. No adm. 4
Corners Carnival July .15, 16, 17.
200 young turkeys to bake or fry.
Fre.vh killed. 30c lb. C. S. Orwig.
4375 Silverton Rd. Ph. 2-6128.
TO DISCUSS MERGER
Pros and cons of the proposed
Salem-West Salem merger will be
aired by officials of both cities'
councils over station KSLM on
July 21 at 8:15 p.m. The merger
election will be July 26. .
From The Five o'clock Club in
Chicago and The Radio Club in
Minneapolis comes lovely Frances
Conger, the talented entertainer
who will sing her way into your
heart at the SALEM SUPPER
CLUB, starting Wednesday. It
alian food and club privileges.
Phone 2-9243 for reservations.
Salem Lodge No. 4, A,F. & A.M.
will open in the Lodge Hall. Sat.,
July 16 at 10:15 a.m., to conduct
the "graveside service, for Bro.
Maynard Healy. t
EAGLES' TO PICNIC ; j
Past presidents of the Eagles
lodge and their wives and hus
bands will hold thejf first annual j
picnic in Dallas City park Sunday.!
A basket lunch will be held at i
noon. ' '
Do your home canning the low
cost, easy way. Blundell's Kan
ning Kitchen, 13th Sc. Wilbur,
Phone 3-3582.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 3-7694. 735 N. Capitol St.
200 young turkeys to bake or fry.
Fesh killed. 39c lb. C. S. Orwig.
4375 Silverton Rd. Ph. 2-6128.
REPORTS TII FT
Theft-of $60 cash was reported
to city police Friday by Mrs. Ira
J. Fitts, 1705 S. Commercial st. The
money was taken from a purse at
her residence while no one was at
home she told police.
Time to install that air cooler for
home office store. Judson,
279 N Com?l.
Modern Dance, Cottonwoods, 7 ml.,
E. of Albany on Hwy. 30. Music
by "Urs" Wolfers Orch. 9:30 to
1:00.
IN BOMBER! CONTEST
Ensign: Jack' G. Hines, USN, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Darrel P. Hines
of Stayton is competing within his
own squadron, attack 55, for a
Hie nee to represent it in the
navy's dive - bombing champion
ship contest. The squadron teams
meet in final competition next
month at El Centro, Calif.
The Flower Basket. 2-4802.
BARNES ENDS TRAINING
AS M. L. Barnes, son of Mr.
and Mrs.:, Jack; Barnes of Lebanon
route 1, ; has recently completed
recruit training at the naval train
ing center in San Diego, Calif,, it
was reported here Friday. Barnes
entered the nival service April 14
in Ogden, Utah.
Now Open to Public. Mehson add.,
choice lots, Cherry Ave., St N.
River Rd.
OFFICE HOURS SET
Effective next Monday office
hours of all employes of the State
Tax Commission will be from 8
a.ra, to 12 noon and 1 p.m., to 5
p.m., Monday through Friday, Ray
Smith, state tax commissioner, an
nounced.! .
HUDSON ON TOUR
Kenneth G. Hudson, navy sea
man, son of Abraham J. Hudson,
1223 S. 12th st., is scheduled to
arrive in Crete today aboard the
destroyer USS Cone for a five
day visit, according to a navy
press releases.
Landscaping and designing. No job
too large or too small. F. A. Doer
fler and Sons Nursery, 150 N. Lan
caster Dr. at 4 Corners. P. 2-1322
HAN RAH AN FILES NAMES
J. Desmond Hanrahan, Wood
burn, filed a; assumed business,
name certificate as Hanrahan Ra
dio in Woodburn with the Marion
county clerk Friday.
Modern Dance, Cottonwods, t ml.,
E. of Albany on Hwy. 30. Music by
"Urs" Wolfers Orch. 9:30 to 1:00.
TURKEY HATCHERY FILES
Certificate of assumed business
name as Thiessen Turkey Hatch-
ery was filed with the Marion
i county clerk Friday by Usona
.; Thiessen, Salem route 4.
Old time dance tonite 259 Court.
KIWANIANS SLATE MOVIE
A film from the library of
Standard Oil Co. will be shown
at the Monday noon meeting of
the North Salem Kiwanis club, it
was announced Friday.
Neiv Market Opens This Week End
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ket is George Scbavb who operates the grocery, rr nits and vegetable sections while Oeorg e Ireland
owns and operates the meat market in conjunction with the market. (Statesman photo). ,
K. C. Deputies -And
Chairmen
Are Appointed
Sylvester J. Smith of St Paul,
head of the Oregon ' Knights of
Columbus, announced Friday ap
pointment of district deputies and
state chairmen of the order to
serve during the fiscal year end
ing June 30, 1950.
Included in the seven district
deputies appointed is A. C. Dieker
of Mt. Angel, district 3. State
chairmen appointed Include Cath
olic activity, Fred Muhs of Mc
Minnville; publicity, Leonard J.
Thoma of Lebanon, and council
activity and seminary burse fund,
Thomas A. Windishar of Salem
and Otto L. Smith of Klamath
Falls.
Lodge Chiefs
Enter Pleas
Of Innocent
Five directors of SSlem lodge.
(Willamette aerie) rdril
Eagles will stand trial in Silver
ton justice court soon on charges
of illegal possession of gambling
equipment, Silverton court rec
ords showed Friday.
A trial date is to be set later
and the men have all been re
leased on their own recognizance.
Lawrence Brown of Salem, their
attorney, appeared in court and
entered X pleas of innocent for
them. The directors charged are
Emorv Sanders. Wayne StMpe, L.
A. Hamilton, A. D. Friescn and
A. C. Burk. ; ,
The charges grew out of a raid
made last week at the Snlem
Eaj'les" lodge.; rooms by city and
county police- Fifteen slot ma
chines and other gambling equip
ment were seized, according to
of lifers i
Bids Called on
Highway Work
Bids for state highway com
mission projects aggregating an
estimated cost of $2,000,000 will
be opened at a meeting of the com
mission in Portland August 1 and
2.
The projects include:
Construction of a reinforced
concrete box culvert on North
Santiamjiighway 8bove Detroit in
Marion county. '
Paving .22 rrile of the Dallas
(Levens street) paving project in
Polk county.
Construction of a maintenance
building on state property in Dal
las. . t
Visitors Seek Petrified Wood;
Sweet Home Roads Get Repair
'SWEET HOME Hearing so much about Sweet Home's petrified
forests, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Hafenstein, Des Moines, Iowa, members
of the Central Iowa Mineral society, arrived here Wednesday on a
specimen hunting tour. They expect to spend several days gathering
specimens of petrified woods. While here they visited several local
Rock and Mineral society members gathering information for their
hunt. Mr. Hafenstein is a teacher
Salem
Obituaries
HANSEN .
PFC Albert H. Hansen, late resident
of Detroit. Ore., on L'yte. P.I.. Dec. 5,
1944. Survived by father, Lauritz Han
sen of Detroit: a sister. Mrs. Annie
Ketchum of Detroit, and a brother.
Richaid Hansen of Detroit Giave.-irie
services will be held at 'Fclc'rert Mem
orial park Satiirt'ay. July IS. at
D m. with the Rev. Georf,e E. Williams
i officiating. Military services will be
I conducted by the Vetrrans of For-
eisn Wars. Uirection Dy me -iougn-Barrick
chap-l.
in Des Moines.
Work of grading and making
ready for paving of 12 avenue is
well under way. Supplementing
this comes the improving of 13th
avenue from L to M street by
widening it and building a new
sidewalk to provide much more
needed parking space.
Tom Miller and his daughter,
Mrs. Joe Thornton, went to Port
land Saturday to visit Mr. Miller's
sister, Mrs. Sam Linbeck, who is
quite ill at a Portland hospital.
Fred Pacy has sold his home on
5th avenue to Don Scott. The
Paceys expect to move to Califor
nia. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bray have
sold their home at Delake and have
moved to the Liberty district. A
few days after arriving here their
10-year-old son Ted fell from a
tree, breaking his right arm and
injuring the left.
Earl Gross has purchased the
Guy Womack home on 22nd ave
nue. Work of reconstructing the
Sweet Home-Holley highway is
well under way. The freeze of
last winter almost completely des
troyed the surfacing on this stretch
of road. Since there is one-way
traffic folk are amazed at the
heavy traffic over this road.
Fifty members and friends were
at the Sweet Home Rock and
Mineral society dinner at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Mel Crawford on
Marks Ridge, Thursday evening.
Mrs, Crawford was pianist for
Crawford's violin selections. Har
old Derby made a talk on crystals.
Mrs. Tom Kirk went to Port
land Thursday to be at the bed
side of her 90-year-old father.
Herbert C. Ames, Sodaville, who i
was hospitalized there following a i
fall at his home which rerulted in 1
a broken right hip.
Carpenters fire constructing a
new home on 6th avenue for Mr. i
anr? Mrs. Avery Hash. I
-Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stevenson who
have been living in Idaho where
Suit Opposes
State Law on
Butter Grades
A suit to remove state regula
tions for the grading of butter was
filed by the Oregon Creamery
Manufacturers association Friday
in Marion county circuit court
The complaint, prepared by
Ralph Moody of Salem, former as
sistant attorney-general, names E.
L. Peterson, agriculture depart
ment director, as defendant.
Butter manufacturers charge
butter grading regulations dele
gate legislative authority to an ad
ministrative body, the state agri
cultural department.
The suit also charges a lack of
adequate standards on which to
base regulations. Moody partic
ularly questioned a ruling pro
viding that butter must have a
"pleasing flavor." A pleasing fla
vor to one official might be dis
tasteful to another, he said.
Moody believes that the agri
culture director, unless stopped by
law, will attempt to cancel li
censes of butter manufacturers
not complying with regulations
and will have criminal complaints
issued against them, to their "ir
reparable damage and injury."
Doctor Claims
Deterioration9
At Institution
(Story also on page 1)
Dr. Horace G. Miller, in filing a
civil service appeal from his recent
discharge from the staff of Ore
gon State hospital. Friday criticiz
ed sharply William Ryan, coordi
nator of state institutions, and
termed his discharge, by Dr. Char
les Bates, a "hasty action."
Dr. Miller's statement in part
said:
"For quite a few months. I have
been extremely unhappy over the
developing and progressively de
teriorating situation at the Oregon
state hospital, Hillcrest school for
girls and Oregon Fairview home.
These institutions have done a lot
for me and I have for each of
them deep feelings of obligation.
At times during the past 14 years
I have served each of them more
or less effectively but at least with
pleasure and profit to myself.
Hostility Charged
"It has recently become increas
ingly difficulty for me to serve
with self-respect under Ryan's re
gime of out -spoken hostility to
psychiatry and to sound psychia
tric principals. It would be gross
ingratitude for me to now quietly
step out and leave these institu
tions to suffer a needless load of
self-seeking, over-all supervision
without doing what I could to
bring some of the present situation
to public attention.
"The elective officers of the
board of control have been given
at least distorted and misleading
information by Ryan in his divide-and-rule
methods. He has acted by
the installation of fear to keep
those who could properly inform
the board of control, afraid to
consult with their elective officers
for fear of losing their jobs.
Requesting: Review
"I am requesting a review by the
civil service commission of the
hasty action of Dr. Bates- Regard
less of the outcome of this hearing
my family and I intend to stay in
Salem and I will always take a
deep and abiding interest in the
state institutions which have done
so much for me.
"It is important to those who
are less able to defend themselves
than I that arbitrary, autocratic,
poorly considered use of power
shall not go unchallenged. It has
been reported in the press that
Ryan is not afraid of any charges
I might bring. He should remem
ber that it is not I who is bring
ing the charges. I am endeavoring
to defend myself against charges,
the exact nature of which I have
not been Informed."
lb Statesman. Soltm. Oregon. Srturdar. W IftiUW
Heights Resident
Injured on Hike
SALEM HEIGHTS J Mr. and
Mrs. G. E. Roberts, and; daughter
Jane Ann of Chicago 'have ar
rived at the home of Mr.1 and Mrs.
James Morgan on Liberty road.
They will visit various points of
interest in Oregon before they
return. ; ,
Mrs. Ed. A. Carleton broke her
i &nrf mit hr foot Sunday
whil on a hike in the Ml Mooa
area. She itepped oh a rotton lot!
which gave way arHt she Injured
her foot on the recks below.
Mrs. Pearl Fengeljwho ha been
making her home'wjth her daugh
ter Mrs. Carl Ailcrson, and
M.Sgt Oscar Feijfrel, here ", on
furlough from Jar an, left Friday
morning for Karr.a and Oklaho
ma. Sergeant Frruel will return
to Oregon before going; back to
Japan. j,
Walker, Glatt
On Hop Board
Muild Named
To Elk Post
Clifton B. Mudd of Salem has
been appointed as a member of
the lot'i:-; activities committee of
the Order Of Elks by Grand
Exalted Ruler Emmett T. Ander
son of ; Tacoma, Wash., it was
announced Friday.
Mudd is past exalted ruler of
the Salem lodge 336 and past dist
rict deputy grand exalted ruler.
Chairman of the committee which
will cooperate with subordinate
lodges throughout the order in
carrying out the grand exalted
rule's program is Edwin J. Alex
anders of Olympia,
CHANCE
Mis. I.ida Marsartt Chance, late res
i :dtnt of 10.15 V.ad-son st.. in this city.
jJnlv 12. Wife of R. J. Chance of a-
len daughter of Crary K. and Vivia
! Macdonneli of Mirshfield, Mo.; sister
( f Thomas Macdonneli of Marshfield.
I Mo!. ;-nd Mr?. Jean Bell. Services will
be held Saturday. July 16 at 2:31 p.m.
at the W. T. Ripdon chapel with the
Rev. Lloyd T. Anderson officiating.
HFAI.V
Mavnard Mabry Healy, at the resi
dence at 597 Knapp St.. July 14 at the
age of 69 vears. Husband of Grace E.
Healy of Salem; father of Mrs. Olga H.
Curtis of Sa'em; and grandfather of
Dorothy A. Curtis and Mrs. James K.
Hartlett. both of Salem. Member of
Massapequa lodge No. 827 AF & AM
in Long Island. N. Y. Funeral service
will be Saturday. July 16. at 10 a.m.
from the small chapel of St. Paul's
Episcopal church with the Rev. George
H. Swift officiating. Concluding ritu
alistic services will be at Belcrest Me
morial park by Salem lodge 4 AF St
AM. Direction by the W. T. Rigdon
chapel.
Dean H. Walker. Independence;
Ray J. Glatt of Woodburn and
Ben Hull of Grants Pass, were
Mr. Stevenson has been emnloyed, i appointed as Oregon grower mem-
have returned to Sweet Home.
Births
LUNT To Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Lunt, 1605 S. Summer st., a daugh
ter, Friday, July 15, at Salem
Memorial hospital.
E1IEIMIOLDT To Mr. and
Mrs. Darrell Rheinholdt, 1374 N.
Capitol st., a son, Friday, July 15
at Salem Memorial hospital.
ASIIER To Mr. and Mrs.
Delman Asher, 3370 Livingston
ave., a son, Thursday, July 14, at
Salem Memorial hospital.
BROWN To Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Brown, ; 560 S. 1 6th st..
a son, Thursday, July 14, at Salem
General hospital.
BROWN To Mr. and Mrs.
Everett P. Brown. Salem route 2,
box 480, a son,j Friday, July 15,
at Salem General hospital.
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CARD Of THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to neigh
bors and friends for beautiful
floral offerings, sympathy and
kindness extended us during the
Illness and death of our beloved
mother. ;
Bertha; Mae Allerton
Burl R. Oliver
Mrs. Carl Wood.
Bids Called
On Sewer Line
Bids will be called August 3
for a contract on constructing a
new city interceptor sewer line,
Salem City Recorder Alfred Mundt
said Friday.
The line will extend from the
sewage , disposal site on North
River road to Union street. Invit
ation for bids were issued by the
city Friday, Mundt said.
HELD AS DESERTER
William Henry Anderson, 25,
Kelly field, Texas, was charged
with desertion from the army fol
lowing l his apprehension in the
Salem area by state police Friday.
He was held at Marion county jail
riday nighf'for military authorities.
GRANT ;
Grant L. Grant. lat resident of Rom
burg, at a local -hospital July 14. Serv
ice will be announced later by the
Howell-Edwards chapel.
BOWMAN
Mrs. Doris Bowman, late resident of
Sanger. Calif., at a local hospital July
14. Survived by husband, Frank Bow
man of Sanger; a daughter, Vera Nell
Bowman, and a son, Norman James
Bowman, both of Sanger; three sis
ters. Mrs. Goldie Badger of Bend, Mrs.
Genevieve Scott of Salem, and Mrs.
Mary Lazar of Fresno. Calif.: two bro
thers, William Davies of Salem, and
James Davies of Canada; and grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs, W. E. White of
Salem. Services will be announced lat
er by the Clough-Barnclt chapel.
Bl'I.LF.N
Edward Bullen. late resident of Til
lamook, at a local hospital. July 14. at
the age of 61 years. Survived by two
brothers, William Howard Bullen of
Dee? Park. Wash., and Arthur Brad
ford Bullen of Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
Services wiU be held Monday, July 18.
at 3 JO p m. from the Wauds chapel at
Tillamook under direction of the
Clough-Barrick chapel.
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Delake Agate
Show Today
DELAKE. July 15 Seventh
annual agate show given by North
Lincoln Agate society will be this
bers of the control board ap
pointed by Secretary of Agricul
ture Brannan to serve under the
new hop marketing agreement.
Announcement of the appoint
ments was made by W. J. Broad
head, agent of the secretary at
Portland, Paul T. Rowell of the
Salem office of U. S. Hop Growers
association reported:
Alternates named are L. S.
Christofferson of Eugene; S. P.
Jail Sentence
Given in Theft
Richard Roy Carter. 1273 S. 12th
j st., received a 90-day jail sentence
m Marion county district court
Friday on his plea of guilty last
month to larceny of an oil stove
Sept. 30, 1948, from the Associated
Oil company.
Also in district court, Gerald
William Bowen, 1165 Chemeketa,
was ordered to plead today to a
charge of larceny of an electric
drill, a bolt cutter, an iron and a
pair of shoes from Jack Chapman,
Salem route 3.
Richard Williams, Turner,
changed his plea to a charge of
permitting livestock to run t
large unlawfully, frorfinriocent
to guilty. He j received a 10-day
suspended jail; sentence, was plac
ed on probation one year and
fined $10 and Wsts.
In Stayton justice court Friday,
Everett Wafa1 Stayton, charged
with operating punchboards was
continued for pleading and was re
leased without bail.
Saturday and Sunday at the ; Linn of Albany. Harvey Kaser
Eagles hall in Delake ijsstoffice ; of Silverton. Ralph E. Williams,
building. , 1 jr. is western grower-dealer mem-
The show will include amateur i ber of the board,
and commercial collections of! Mr. Broadhead is notifying ap
agates and minerals, as well as ! pointees of an organization meet
demonstrations of agate cutting j ing of the control board to be held
and polishing. I at Portland on July 22.
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STAY CLEAII HOUSE PAIIIT
Bt Quality whit & Colors
Was 5.25 Pr gallon In 5'
4.28
HOUSE & FABII
3.07
LINSEED OIL i
3.19
Whito, fd & brown, good
quality paint, Pr gallon In S't
Was 3.50 '
In l's pr glon
Ws Can Rscommsnd a Rsliabls
Painter
Ws RENT Tools To Do th Job
NORMS-WALKER PAIIIT GO.
250 Court SL
Salsm
Remember Closing Out
At Jaquitht Is Still On
Pianos, Accordions, Guitars, Band
Instruments, Violins, Rscordsrs, Phonographs,
Radios Musical Toys, Record Cabinets
NewMuslc
and
Accessories Price
FURNITURE FIXTURES, OFFICE ANd!
SHOP EQUIPMENT j
Hundreds of Other Items st Comparable Savings
JAQUITH MUSIC CO.
136 South High 1 Salem
In 1940, 57 ,per cent of Ameri-
; cans w ere living in cities and
i towns a 17 tier cent increase over
the number in 1900.
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221 Oregon Bldg- .
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Fresh Batteries Tec AO Aids
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WARREN W. COOLEY
1253 Elm St., West Salem Phone 2-6657
Led the entire field force of Guarantee Mutual
Life of Omaha in production for June, 1949. Mr.
Coo ley is a member of the E. J. Knutson Agency in
Portland.
The Progressive Guarantee Mutual
Life Co., Omaha, Neb. i:
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