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FIELDS FLOODED .
The Marion county court is in
vestigating report from R. C
Woraer, a rancher on county road
. 853 between Fern ridge and Coon
Hollow roads, thaka crew clean
ing ditches along the road' stopped
work at his tarm and caused wa
ter to dam up his ditches and flood
his fields. ..t - .
Launderette 125 Ferry St
Rummage sale! Argo Hotel, Oct ,
. 7, g. Oregon State Mothers Club.
Special bulb & plant table.
BUILDING PERMITS TOLD
An 11,000 building permit for
a Union Oil Co. service station at
2520 Portland rd. topped those
.issued jby tie , city building in-
r spcctor: Thursday. Others included
Roy Ifungerer, to. erect dwelling
t 1330 N. 23rd it, $3,000, and L.
Neuman, to alter warehouse at
345 Bust St, ,000.
Rummage sale,. Ankeny Orange,
oyer Grcenbaums, Oct.x7 and 8.
Dance Sat. Oct. 8 to Dan Ubrey's
orchestra at Stayton's new Com
munity!! Building. ,
BUSINESS NAME RETIRED
Notice of retirement from the
assumed business name of War-,
rick and Shearer, a service sta
tion, was filed with the Marion
county! clerk Thursday by Robert
LeRoy; Shearer and Neil O. War
rick, both of Salem.
Fall bulbs. Jary's Flower Basket
1020 Market Ph. 2-4802. ,
The Marshall Weils store in Hol
lywood iSvOpen until 8 pjn. Fri-
day,-ii . ....
STEALS PAINT: BRUSHES
Theft of paint ' brushes valued
.at $111 from the Louis Neuman
contracting firmat 820 S. Com
mercial st. was Tcported to city
police Thursday. Merchandise was
. taken 'Ire-m a storeroom at the
; back of the building. Entry was
made through a rear door.
Rummage sale, St. Paul's Parish
House, 560 Chemeketa, Fri. & Sat
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Rummage sale 6v'er Greenbaum's
Wednesday, October 5. Pythian
Sisters
BROKEN BRIDGE -
- - The Marion county bridge fore
man has been directed to repair
a small bridge near Gates that
vis reported broken down. The
county court said present condi
tions Constitute a hazard to log
ging trucks crossing the bridge.
Rummage sale Jaon Lee Church
N. Winter it Jefferson, Thurs. &
Friday.? "
Karakul Karpet. It's new, it's re
versible, it's 100 virgui wool and
woven through and through, only
14.95 sqL yd. Ph. 3-7648 or 3-3364.
SLOT MACHINE CHARGE
Charges of illegal possession of
a. slot machine were filed against
Lester Capps, Salem .used car
dealer, by city police Thursday.
The gaming device was found in
the office at his used car lot 253
Union St., according to the police
report Capps posted $150 bait
Federally Insured Savings Cur
rent -dividend '2,. See First
Federal Savings First 142' S. Lib
erty. Pfcone 3-4944.
Bummage salt at West Salem city
hall sponsored by West Salem
C range and Methodist church Fri
day and Saturday, October 7, 8.
Dance Sat Otc 8 to Don Ubrey's
orchestra at Stayton's new Com
munity Building,
Births
SELBERG To Mr. and Mrs.
Burton jSelberg, 3615 Iillegard st,
a son, ,1 Thursday, October 6, at
Salem Memorial hospital.
HUNTER To Mr. and Mrs.
Tracy Hunter, Stayton, a daughter,
Thursday, October 6, at Salem
: Memorial hospital.
HENDRICKSON To Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Htndrickson, 960 1st
st; est Salem, a daughter, Thuri
; day, October 6, at Salem Memorial
hospital.
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BARNEY To Mr. and Mrs.
: Frank Barney, Mill City, a daugh
ter, Thursday, October 6, at Sa-
lem.Mfmorial hospital.
LANE To Mr. and Mrs. Forest
Lane, 1042 Third U a son, Thurs
(' day, October 6, at Salem General
hospital. . ,
COLUMBIA
RECORDS
late ; Releases and IF and
Standard 71 RPM
RICHARD STRAUSS
"Lc Bourgeois G e n t i 1
homme" Pittsburgh Symph. Orch.
Fritz Reiner, Conductor
EDITH PIAF Sings
"Chansons Parisiennes"
DINAH SHORE
"Reminiscing with
Dinah Shore"
DORIS DAY
"Candian Capers" from
.7 My Dream Is Yours"
IUDDY CLARK
-Your Breaking My
Heart
Dwvstalrs Oregon Bvildiar
8UU and High Th. J-8 832
STAMPS AID CHIN-UP CLUB
Commemorative stamps saved
by friends for the Chin-Up club
during the past year have added
S52 to the club's sunshine fund,
it was -reported Thursday. Money
will help finance the club's visit
ing committee. .
Deer Hunters! Get he biggest
buck & :. win a free deepfreeze.
Register i at Vince's Electric, 157
6. Liberty. . -
Rummage sale, FrL Oct 7. 129 N.
Commercial, by Presbyterian Wo
mens Association. J
ORGANIST HERE TONIGHT
John McDonald Lyon, Seattle
organist is to present a public
concert of sacred music tonighf at
8 o'clock at First Christian church.
Painting; 20 yrs. exp.fph. 3-7552.
Orwigs market has foung fresh
killed turkeys, 39c. also baby beef
for locker. 37c. 4375 Silverton Rd.
Ph. 2-6128.
SEABEE UNIT TO MEET
Salem's Seabee reserve unit
13-9 will meet Friday at 8'p. m.
in the naval-marine reserve arm
ory on Airport way.
Rummage sale: Argo Hotel, Oct. 6,
7, 8. Oregon State Mothers Club,
Special bulb & plant table.
Insured savings earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 360 State st
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Coimty to Keep
Up Road in v
Detroit Area
The road between Detroit and
Hall's camp will be maintained by
Marion county this year so that
children in the area can be trans
ported to school. '
This agreement was reached by
the Marion county court this week
after a, delegation of residents
from the Detroit area urged such
action : on the court to care for
the children.
The county earlier this year had
started Vacation proceedings . on
the road but postponed action a
the request of army engineers. En
gineers claimed that a county va
cation would give property back
to- former owners and would hind
er the government when it buys
the property for dam purposes in
the future.
Vacation proceedings were abandoned.-
however, Witp the under
standing that either ' the state ' or
the engineers wou Id 'maintain the
road. ' i
Such action has not been taken
and public demand in the area that
school children should be able to
secure transportation by bus mov-
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Public
Records
CIRCUIT COURT
Henry F. and Tillie M. Paulsen
vs Roy James and Florence Clara
Loynes: Defendants j filed answer
denying every allegation in com
plaint of plaintiff. ;
Gerald W. Jones vs Journal Ga
rage company: Complaint seeks
judgment totaling $42,685 for in
juries allegedly incurred in bus
truck collision.
Beulah Carpenter vs. Journal
Garage company: Jury verdict
against plaintiff in suit to collect
damages for injuries allegedly in
curred in bus-truck collision.
PROBATE COURT
"Charles Thomas Traaen guardi
anship estate: Appraisal at $10.
Frank J. Walker! estate: Order
appoints Cyril J. Wlker adminis
trator and Phil May. Edward Ham
mer and William Bean appraisers.
Elizabeth A. McFarlane estate:
Appraisal at $900-and order au
thorizing sale of personal property.
Robert M. MacLachlan estate:
Appraisal at $152.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Lester Capps, 1685 N. 18th st..
charged with illegal possession of
a slot machine; posted $150 bail
DISTRICT COURT 1
Oliver Eugene Sbattuc, 455 S.
Lancaster dr., charged with lar
ceny, continued for plea to Octo
ber 10; posted $25 bail.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE '
APPLICATIONS i
Harold W. McCauJey. 21. student,
860 S. 14th st., and Shirley J. Post
21, bookkeeper, 2780 Argyle dr.,
both of Salem. i
Robert James Blackmore, 23,
mechanic, Salem, and Rosalie .Ma
xine Du Toit 19, Jmeat wrapper,
Salem . route 9. I
Thomas H. Swofford, 58, engi
neer, Corvallis, and Ada R. Wilson,
57, domestic, 1955 N. 24th St., Sa
Gov. McKay Leaves y
For Arizona Vacation
Gov, Douglas McKay left by
plane Thursday to spend three
days on a Wickenburg, Ariz.,
ranch - with Gov. Dan E. Garvey
of Arizona. f
The Oregon governor said the
trip was just a few days vaca
tion, i
to furnish skilled journeymen
painters and decorators for' him.
ed the court to begin maintenancelStePPe ?ad he Wn S1?11 con
of the road once again.
County Commissioners Roy Rice
and E. L. Rogers were in Detroit
until late Thursday arranging for
materials needed to whip the road
into usable, condition. They. also
were negotiating for loan of army
equipment to be used for grading
and rocking.
The road is four miles long. One
mile of this stretch lies within
Detroit and if the town incorpor
ates at an election this month up
keep of this' stretch will be the
responsibility of Detroit officials.
tit. Grimmett to
Return to U.S.
First Lt Margaret Grimmett
daughter of Mrs. F. R. Bnins, Sar
lem route 4, has been reassigned
to the United States for duty with
the army air force after more than
two years' service in Japan.
Miss Grimmett was commission
ed early in 1943 and served in
this country until May 29, 1947,
when she was transferred to serv
ice in Yokohama with the Fifth
air force.
NAMED TO WHEAT BOARD
Gov. Douglas McKay Thursday
named to the Oregon wheat com
mission Paulen Kaseberg, Wasco,
who is president of the Oregon
Wheat Growers league. Kaseberg
succeeds Millard R. Eakin, Grass
Valley, whoresigned.
Willamette Magazine
Invites Crads Home,
I The Willamette Alumnus was
fut in the mails Thursday s the
n i t i a 1 invitation to Willamette
graduates to return, to the- local
campus for homecoming, October
28 and 29.
I Featuring the campus scenes and
alumni pictures, the edition is an
eight-page magazine style paper.
Suit Results as
Union Workers
Leave Project
r A suit to prevent a local labor
union from withdrawing its mem
bers from a project because non
union labor was employed at the
same time has been filed in Mar
ion county circuit court.
The complaint was filed by Don
F. Steppe against the Brotherhood
of Painters, .Decorators & Paper
hangers of America, Salem local
724, and everal of its officers.
J Steppe -charges that Nov. 1,
1947, the union signed a contract
tracts with some non-ujiion work
ers for the same project
I The union promptly withdrew
its workers and, Steppe charges,
sent him a notice that union help
would be withheld for six months
because he had been "guilty of j
working with non-union painters
at the Yeater Appliance company." !
Also named as defendants in ,
the complaint were the following i
union officers: James Cutler, busi- i
jess agent: Warren Bigelow, pre- i
sident; Sid Prairie, financial sec
retary; and W. L. Barnett, record
ing secretary.
The Moslem University at Al
Azhar, in Cairo, Egypt, was es
tablished in 970 A.D.
We wish to take this importun
ity to thank all our old custom
ers as well as the new ones wbe
helped us in the grand opening
of the Yankee Cafe, Oct 3rd.
We will be open 7 days a week
from 5 a. m. to 9 p. m. serving
fried chicken and rabbit at aU
times.
We invite you to try our din
ners prepared by a chef who
"knows how."
LOU A SHORTY
YANKEE CAFE
31$ N. Commercial
Safety pins are manufactured at
the rate of 90 a minute in a single
machine. 1
Friday Specials at Yeaier's'
DLL
EVANS and SUPERFLAI1E
Reg. 59.50
Beg. 84.50
Reg. 118.35.
Reg. 159.95.
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Yeater
39.95
49.95
79.95
109.95
ppliance Co.
375 Qwm,k,ta
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MGE'Sl ILEEflie
Paris and Service lor
Snnbeaa Bazors
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