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KOAD GRADING PROGRESSING
Grading of the Elkhorn , road
from Elkhorn to Gates is virtually
completed, jCounty Commissioner
Roy Rice-teported Wednesday fol
lowing' a trip to' the afea. Rock
mill probably be; secured from the
Mill City area fbr rocking up the
route, Rice said.
. The Flower Basket. 2-4802.
Barber Wanted Given Barber
Shop, Steady Job. 432 Court St.
LOG HAILING APPROVED
Fairgrounds rd., was granted a;
permit weanesaay 10 uaui us
over certain county road by the
x Marion county court. '
Insured savings earn more than
two oer cent at Salem Federal
Sayings Association. 560 State st
SERVICE STATION LISTED
The assumed business name of
Norm's Mobile service station at
3455 N. River rd., was filed by
Norman Brusner in the Marion
county clerk's office Wednesday.
Karakul Karpet. It's new, tt's re
versible, it's 100 virgin wool, and
woven through and through, only
$4.95 sq yd. Prk. 3-7643 or 3-3364
LEAVES FOR SAN DIEGO
William Neal, 17, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W. S. Neal of 995 S. 14th St.,
left Wednesday for San Diego af
ter enlisting in the marines. He is
to be in San Diego . 12 weeks.
For sale: English saddle & 2 dou
ble bridles. Ph. 2-9157.
Federally Insured Savings Cur
rent dividend 1xk See First
Federal Savings First 142 S. Lib
erty. Phone 3-4944.
Salem
Obituaries
COENENBF.RO
Martha Cuenenberg. late resident of
Buthcrlin. . at the residence of her
brother. Salem route- 5. box 98. Sep
tember. 7. Survived byher husband.
Antionee of Sutherlin. Shipment has
been made to Oakland, Ore. toy the
Clou'gh-Barrick chapel.
BROWN
Emm Murphy Brown, at the resi
dence' at 64 S. Commercial t., Sep
tember 7. Survived by a son. Keith
Drown of Salem: a sister. Myra B.
Robnett of Corvallis; and two grand
children. Frank A. Brown and Sharon
i.. Brown, both of S.ilem. Christian
Science services will be hrld Friday.
September 9. at 3 p.m. at the Clough
Barrick chapel with ritualistic service
by Chadwick chapter. Order of Eastern
Siar. - -
SANTEE
Ida Mhv Santee. at the residence at
route 9. box 694. September 7. at the
3e of 7 years. Survived by two sons,
II irry Santee of Salem and Bruce
Sintee of Faith. S. D ; a sister, Sally
Kennel in Oklahoma; and six grand-,!
children. Member of the Rrbekah j
lodge of Colonic, S. D.. and the Baptist ;
church. Announcerr-ent of services j
Liter by the Ho ell-Edwards chapel.
Calvin Fofter Gregory, at the resi
dence at 537 N..201h St.. September 7,
wt the ,ic of 63. Survived by widow,
Mrs. Julia M. CresTory of Salem: a
n. litrcer G CireKwy of Fortland;
two broihrre. Frank Gregory of Ark
port. N. Y.. and John Gregory in New
Jersey; and a granddaughter. Jocille
Cirecor'y of Portland. Announcement
of 'services later by the Howell-Edwards
chapel.
CRAWFORD
William H Crawford, at the resi
dence at 972 Parrish st.. September 7.
jit .the age of 72 . Survived by widow.
Herthine M. Cr.iwford of Salem: a son,
Timothy S. Crawford of Palo Alio.
Calif: a sister, Mrs William M. Smith
of Easton. Pa.; and two grandchildren.
Announcement of services later by the
Howell-Edwards chapel.
Uirtlm
.- WILTS E To Mr. and Mrs..
Harold Wiltse, Lyons, a son.
Wednesday. September 7, at Sa
lem General hospital.
WEATHERS To Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Weathers, Salem route 2,
box 184B, a son, Wednesday. Sep
tember 7, at Salem General hospi
tal. . BROWN To Mr. and Mrs.
Keith A. Brown. Albany route 1, a
son, Wednesday, September 7, at
Salem General hospital.
PIETROK To Mr. and Mrs. Vin
cent Pietrok, Stayton, a son, Wed
' nesday, September 7," at Salem
Memorial hospital.
McGLOGHLIN To Mr. and
Mrs. Lawton McGloghlin. 2050
Bruce st.. a daughter, Wednesday,
September 7, at Salem Memorial
Hospital.
HARMON To Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Harmon. Salem route 9, box
580Ta daughter. Wednesday. Sep
tember 7, at Salem Memorial hos
. jSitaL "
HOWARD To Mr. and Mrs.
Johri Howard. We;t . Salem, a
. daughter, Wednesday, September
7, at Salem Memorial hospital.
Hl'MniREYS r- To Mr. and
Mrs. Clair Humphreys, Lyons, a
daughter. Wednesday, September
T, at Sr.!fm Memorial hospital.
JOHNS-- To Mr. and Mrs.
Courtney Johns. Albany, a daugh
ter, Wednesday. September 7, at
Salem Memorial hospital.
ALLISON To Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Allison, Scappoose. a
daughter. Wednesday, September
7, at Salem Memorial hospital.
HICKS To Mr. and Mrs. War
ren Hicks. 1343 Wilbur St.. a
daughter, Wednesday, September
7, at Salem Memorial hospital.
MARTIN To Mrand Mrs.
Fred Martin. Idanha. a daughter,
Tuesday, September 6, at Salem
Memorial hospital.
WOIIEII
3 P. II. io 11 P. II.
Shift Siaris Ilonday. Sepl. 12
PLEASE REGISTER HOW
PAULUS BROS. PACKING CO.
14th & Oxford ifi
LAUSANNE HALL LOOTED
Pilfering of rooms at Lausanne
hall, Willamette university, was
reported to cijy police Wednesday,-
Delegates! here for a Boy
Scout executives' conference are
occupying . the; hall. Reported
missing was about $8 from the
t room of Mr. land Mrs. Clifford
'Hansen of Metfford. Other rooms
were entered.
Landscaping and designing. No job
too large or too! small. F. A. Doer
fler and Sons Nursery; 150 ff. Lan
caster Dr. at 4 pdrners. P. 2-1322
Have you seen that colorful new
dining room at! the Salem Supper
Club? Gay uniforms to match for
the waitresses.! It's the cleverest
room we have seen in a long time.
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GREASE FIRE. AT SPA
Grease on a, range at The Spa
restaurant caused a minor blaze
to which Salem firemen "were
summoned at :1:08 p.m. Wednes
day, i
Lip Stick Beaujty Salon. Complete
Beauty Service;. Evening by appt.
3-3836. 1872 State.
FIREMEN MAKE Rt'N
A smoke-filled basement sent
Salem firemen: to the C. R. Par
ker residence, j 1640 Roosevelt st.,
at 4:58 p.mi Wednesday. No dam
age was caused. '
Air - Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 3-7694.1735 N. Capitol St. '
Hop pickets wanted. Excellent
hops. Go E.j on! Center St. 3 mi. to
Fruitland church, turn left i mi.
Mary Yergen, ph. 31699.
DRIVER JAILED
Charges of i drivirig while in
toxicated brought a mandatory
jail sentence to George A. Kosic,
Blaine Wednesday in municipal
court. Ten of 30 days were sus
pended on payment of a $250 fine.
His license was revoked for a
year. It was hjs second conviction
on that charge, police said.
F. H. Weir, Realtor, 1242, si Coml.
sold the L. SheVwood property east
of town to Mr and Mrs. Ernest D.
Winn. They will take possession
soon.
James M. Clark announces new
office address at 212 N. High. Ph.
3-4016.
STOLEN CAR RECOVERED
A car stolen from George Ire
land. 161 W. Luther st., on Aug
ust 22 was recovered in Los Ala
mos, Calif., Wednesday, city po
lice reported. f
Remember the Fair Special at the
Paul Armstrong School of Dancing,
990 Mission St. Ph. 2-7523. With
branch studios' at McMinnville and
Stayton. Alo featuring ballet, toe.
acrobatic and tap dancing.
Banick Stores
Double Win
First double win in recent .years
in the 4-H fat slock contest of
the Oregon state fair livestock
show was chalked tip Wednesday
by Robert Banick, 12, Brooks.
Bankk won the fat steer grand j
championship and the fat Iamb:
grand chompkyiship His animal, a j
1,010-pound Hereford steer, will i
be sold along with the grand !
champion crossbred Hampshire-'
Dorset fat lamb, weighing 96
pounds. j
The vnnno !ar1 tc 4h enn nf Mr I
and Mrs. John S. Banick, opera
tors of a combination seed and
live.-tock farm. The boy has just
completed five years of 4-H work
and exhibition work in four state
fairs.
Nancy Steen, 11, Salem showed
the reserve grand champion in the
4-H fat stock show and Patricia
Ahrens, 12, Turner, the reserve
champion ( fat lamb, a 93-pound
Southdown-Homney;
Hearing Set on
Name Charge
Public hearing has been set for
October 7 at 10 a.m. on a pro
posal to change the name of Che-r
mawa road to Blossom drive, the
Marion county court decided Wed
nesday. A petition signed; by 30 residents
on the county road, protested the
title Keizer road which has been
applied 'in recent years.
Judge Grant Murphy in refer
ring the petition to Postmaster
Albert Gragg. noted that county
records list the route as Chemawa
road.
Unitarians to
Meet Thursday
Unitarians and others of like ,
religious views of this area will :
hold a get-together meeting at j
the Hotel Senator at 8 p.m. Thurs
day. The Rev. Lon Ray Call of
Boston, Mass., minister-at-large of
the American Unitarian associa
tion will address the group.
It is' expected that a Unitarian
Fellowship group may be organ
ized hep.
WANTED
Mexicait Club
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Depicting the traditional jmd colorful Mexican serenade are two cos
tumed members of the Salem Mexican club, Anita Axuilar (left)
and Tom Bright. The club is preparing for a Mexican independence
day celebration in Salem next Wednesday.
50,000th Passenger
Rides Shasta Daylight
The 50,000th passenger to ride
Southern Pacific's new streamlined
Shasta Daylight since Its start two
months ago was among Labor'Day
weekend travelers. An average of
900 passengers a day have travel
ed on the Daylight.
Orient's Wheat
Market Subject
Of New Survey
A proposal by the Oregon wheat
commission, to study the potential
Oriental market for Pacific north
west wheat, has been accepted by
the IT.S. department of agricul
ture under the research and mar
keting act, the commission re
ported here Wednesday.
Administrator E. J. Bell told
the commission that personnel de
tails i remain to be worked out
after which a milling expert and
probably another specialist will
be sent abroasd to conduct an on-the-spot
study of marketing and
processing conditions in Japan,
India, the Philippines and other
regions in the far east.
Commission members said they
were enthusiastic over the long
time possibilities of the study of
the j almost limitless potential
Oriental markets. Much wheat is
already being shipped- to Japan
by the government and to some
other areas, they said. It was felt
that definite information is need
ed as to how the wheat may be
processed and put into consum
ers' hands to meet most nearly
their dietary customs and tastes.
Richard Baum, wheat market
ing analyst for the commission,
reported on his studies on in
dustrial outlets for Pacific north
west wheat in the manufacture of
starch, glucose, glutamic acid,,food
flavoring and other prodWts.
Baum said many industrial users
feel that, since most of the pre
sent information and data in this
field was obtained before and
during the war, new research is
in order to comply with post war
conditions.
Baum was authorized to go east
to confer with research leaders
of outstanding firms preparatory
to compiling a report for distribu
tion at the December meeting of
the commission."
MacPonaM to Leave
For Yale University
.Bruce MacDonald, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Malcolm MacDonald,
420 N. 20th st, is leaving this
week for Yale university where
he will major in. industrial admin
istration. MacDonald is the recipient of a
Yale regional scholarship. He is a
graduate of Salem high school.. .
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SCHOOL Of DANCING
Wast Salem V
Enroll Your Child Now for Fall Term
Commencing
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BAUFT, TAP, ACROBATIC
,1 Exprt BalUt Instruction
Miss Jacquanette Kunzman
"VASILIEFF STYLE"
MRS. HOWARD L JENKS, Phono 26195
Studio Phono 27533
Readies' Fiesta'
Mexican Club
Plans Fiesta,
Floor Show
Salem's Mexican club will cele
brate Mexico's national indepen
dence day with a Latin-American
fiesta and floor show at the Vet
erans hall, 630 Hood st, next Wed
nesday at 7:30 p.m.
Promotion of the good-neighbor
policy is the object of the hour
and a half show, Theresa Aguilar,
president of the club, announced.
The program will include south-of-the-border
songs, dances and
serenades presented both by lo
cal talent and professional artists
attired in Mexican costume.
Refreshments will be served
from 7:30 to 9 p.m. during the
floor show. Tickets are available
by telephoning 2-5698.
CHEST GOAL REDUCED
BAKER. Sept. 7 -A'- An in
dication of a downward economic
tarn came when the Community
Chest goal for Baker county was
cut $1,000. Officials set the goal
at $15,484, explaining they did not
think they could raise as much
money as last year.
...as a mother's love
-that's
PQES-TO-LOGS
THE EFFICIENT, CIEAN.
CONVENIENT FUEL
Gil 'IM FI0M.
Capitol Lumber Co.
No. Cherry At.
Phone 3-8862 or 2-4431
IPoMiie nUecocds
MAKKIAGE LICENSES
Basil J. Wallace, 2080 Market
st, 21, student, and Patricia J.
Elliott, 1964 N. CapitoL st, 19, tele
phone operator, botlr of Salem.
Eldon John McMillan. Wallowa,
23, rancher, and Doris May Vance,
19. Salem route 2, box 223, at
home.
Floyd M. Frame, Newport, 32,
route carrier, and; Faith Stearns,
Newport, 30. housewife.
DISTRICT COURT
Melvin Keith Maas. 3835 Mid
way dx, charged with larceny,
pleaded guilty and held to an
swer on $2,000 bail.
CIRCUIT COURT
Betty E. Carr. by Dave Ricketts
her guardian ad litem vs Birl B.
Carr, by Bruce Williams his guar
dian ad litem: Divorce decree
granted to plaintiff. Defendant to
pay $50 . per month for support
of minor child. ',
Harry L. Michaels vs Reimann
Furniture Manufacturing Co.: Or
der overrules demurrer.
Margaret H. DeGraaff vs Jan
L. James: Action orders dismissal
with prejudice and without costs
to either party.
State of Oregon vs Roy , John
Overley: Defendant pleaded guilty
to charge of threatening to com
mit a felony and fined $100 and
sentenced to six months in county
jail. Jail sentence to be suspended
on payment of fine.
State of Oregon vs Allan D.
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1 Gray suntans f . ' l Li
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1 Day suntans with Tk and ,PorTtwtar
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O Chain Knits
O Interwoven's Choice
Selections
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10 popular shades
Imported Cashmeres
lord Jeff Woolhara
Jayson's feature style and quality
specially priced to meet your back-to-school
budget. j
Brumfield: Defendant found guil
ty of arson and sentenced to two
years in the Oregon state peni
tentiary. PROBATE COURT
Electa E. McDonald estate: Or
der amends Oregon Inheritance
tax report.
Adolph Hansen estate: Order
settles final account of "Adminis
trator and discharges him from
further duty.
Charles Mullen, jr.. estate: Tes
sie Mullen, administratrix, pre
sents final account .
George Flerchinger estate: Or
der appoints Mfchael Gaffke,
Alois Keber and Matt Wagner as
appraisers. i
MUNICIPAL COURT 4
George A. Kostic, Blaine, charg
ed with driving while Intoxicat
ed: sentenced to 30 days in Jail
with 10 days suspended on pay
ment of $250 fine, driver's license
suspended for one year.
Alexander D. Wier, Erie. Pa
charged with disorderly conduct;
fined $10JL
William D'orrington, Albany,
charged with reckless driving;
posted $50 bait
.
TO VOTE ON TIME CHANGE
ASTORIA, Sept 7 -4JP)- The city
council will vote this week on' an
ordinance returning Astoria to
standard time Sept 25, along with
Portland.
THAT KHQwmWM AROUND ANY CAMPUS 1
and WMm and
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Thf . Statesman. Scrfem, Owu
Building for
County Health
Unit Proposed
Marion County Judge Grant
Murphy was directed Wednesday
by the county court to contact
directors of Salem General hos
pital to secure a price on D
street property in view of estab
lishing the county health unit In
its own separate quarters. '
The move, under consideration
by the court for some time, was
headed Wednesday when Judge
Murphy and Dr. W. J. Stone were
approached by William Gahlsdorf
on behalf of the hospital in re
gard to the property located near
the hospital.
If a satisfactory price . on the
Conscientious, Dignified
Service M
545 North Capitol
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piuperty can be settled upon, the
court will put ai proposal to levy
$35,000 In excess of 0 per cent
limitation on the 2950 primary
ballot Federal aid would be ex
pected to raise the total to $50,000
for the project i
No facilities for; thhe county
health unit have been provided
In the plans for the new court
house, because 'members of .the
courthouse committee felt it
should not be quartered there.
Kothln Dawn, Pay Meottily
VENETIAN BLINDS
Anil Sha4ea
We also wash, r eta pa. paint and
reslat your old veneuan punas.
ELIIEB . raK;5fD
Cafl Any Time For Fre
Estimates Phone S-7I2S
1453 Rote St ! W. Salem
We Give SAll Green Stamps
McGregor.
Corduroys;
Roques
Tone" Shades
Tel S-3672 I
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