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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1949)
r i. .1 ! ' " CIiy. M(8ws EBiriieffs CUBBERS STUDY Third in a series of six training courses for cub leaders in the Cherry city Boy Scout district will be held Wednesday at 7:30 p. m in the First Methodist church. A den meeting will be studied. The course will be conducted by Mrs. Clarke Lethin, den mother of cub '- pack 19 at Salem Heights. Needle point sized it installed on furniture. 545 N. Church St- Ph. 39560 Johns-Manville shingles applied by Mathis Bros., 164 S. Com!. Free estimates. Ph. 34642. TOWNSENDITES MEET Townsend Victory club. 17 will meet Tuesday night at 8 o'clock , at the home of Mrs. Olive Redda way, 1421 N. Church st. The larfie auxilarr wall meet at the Reddawav home Thursday at 2 p. m. ' Insured savings earn more than two per cent at Salem Federal Savings Association. 560 State st HUDSON AT SEA M. 3. Hudsony navy apprentice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester H. Hudson of 2265 Center st. Is aboard the destroyer USS DeHaven mow engaged In joint army-navy exer cises In the Pacific. Hudson at tended Salem high school prior to entering the navy. Rummage sale over Greenbaums Nov. 8. Aux. U.C. Travelers. Karakul Karrwt It'a nmvi. it's - versible, it's 100 virgin wool and woven through and through, only $4i5 sq. yd. Ph. 3-7648 or 3-3364. ravitrva vrx.v. vamp. Harry and Dorothy Christy, both of Pendleton, filed an assum ed business name certificate as Cascade Court, apartment rentals, with the Marion county clerk Mon day. . 13 Hallmark Christmas cards Im printed with your name $1.95. Mc fcwan Photo Shop, 2058 N. Capitol. REVIEW BOARD MEETS Boy Scout of the Cherry City district will appear before the basement of the city Library Wed nesday night at 7:30 o'clock. A court of honor Will be held later this month. -. Adam Hats exclusive agent. BOUSE PERMIT ISSUED ( Mr. E. J. ruller obtained a building permit at the city engi neer's office Monday for a dwel ling at 1070 Donna ave. costing $8,900. v ; Bazaar lunch 11-2; dinner 5-7 Wed, Nov. . First Methodist Church, Beautiful gifts, shop for Christmas. GARDNER RITES HELD Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Gardner, 765 Fairview ave returned Mon day from Sacramento, Calif, where they were called by the fjanvi r.irrinr. Salem resident lor 13 years. Mrs. Gardner, 78, died October 29 after a two-month . Illness. The Burgandy Room Is at Shat tuck's Chateau and Francis Con ger is starting there tonite. Shell play our song. I'll be there. Dick. Births BARBOUR To Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Barbour, Wood burn, a daughter, Monday, November 7, at Salem Memorial hospital. FERDER To Mr. and Mrs. t Jacob Ferder, 780 Stuart st, a son, ' Monday, November 7, at Salem Memorial hospital. THOMAS To Mr. and Mrs. rcnrff Thorn a a. Nwbr(. a daughter,. Monday, November 7, at talem Memorial hospital. iSEYDEL Lee H. Seydel, 380 W. Madroria ave, a daughter. Monday, November 7, at Salem . General hospital. SALESMAN IN COURT James L. Clyburn, 25, and Ray mond D. Lopez, 20, itinerant mag azine solicitors, are slated to enter pleas on forgery Charges in Mar ion county district court today. The charges involve altering the face amount of (hecks issued in Gervais and Aurora last week. Rummage sale over Greenbaums Thurs, Nov. 10. Lincoln Commun ity Center. Rummage Sale, Wed. & Thurs. Sears Old Store. DAKOTANS TO MEET Former residents of North and South Dakota who are interested in reorganization! of the Dakota club are invited to attend a no host dinner at 6:30 p. m. Wednes day in the Salvation army recrea tion hall, 241 State st Officers will be elected. Bazaar lunch 11-2; dinner 5-7 Wed.. Nov. 9. First Methodist Church. Beautiful gifts, shop for Christmas. GE-Automatic Oil Heat. Warm Air and Hot Water Furnaces, We service all makes. A. and R. Equip ment Co. 2002 fairgrounds Rd. 2-0771. I Free Thanksgivin Day turkev with the purchase of a new West- inghouse or Universal electric range. Yeater Appliance Co. 375 Chemeketa. f SPECIALTY FIRM NAMED Certificate of assumed business name as Northwest Specialties, a manufacturers distributors firm, was fUed with the Marion county clerk Alohday by 'Arthur W. Mac Gill, 161 S. High ft. i Air-SteamshiD ticket anvwhere. Kugel, 3-7694. 735 sN. Capitol St Landscapingjand designing. No job too large or too small. F. A. Doer- fler and Sons; Nursery, 150 N. Lan caster dr; at 4 Corners. P. 21322. Ppiblic Records DISTRICT COURT James ' Lee CIVburn. Mount Olive, Miss, charged with forgery on two counts, continued for plea to November 8; held In lieu of $2,000 ball. I Raymond David Lonez. Silver City. N. M, charged with forgery; conunuea ior piea to November 8; held in lieu of 12,000 bail. Donald M. Relber. Coo Bav charged With non-support, bound to grand jury; posted $500 bail. Floyd M. Howe. Silvcrtnn charged with larcenr. clearled quilty; 30-day Jail sentence sus- penaea, placed on probation for one year. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Harold. Maynard. 25. lineman. 22 S. 25th st, and Jeane I. Foger- son, 19, clerk, 749 S. Commercial st, both of Salemt George E. Dayi 33, employment deputy, 2155 Chemeketa st, and Irma Brisebois, 24. secretary, 1510 State st, both of Salem. Robert C. Halt legal, cannery worker, and Tillie Kadrmas, legal, domestic, both of!) Woodburn. Dale Neliton, 20, laborer, Sil- verfon, and Mildred Hamrick, 19, mill worker, 437 S. Liberty st, Sa lem. I Roy Li Sheltonf 28, student, 215 Sunset it., and Carol Gene Kienz. 25, bookkeeper, 352 Bliler avci, both of Salem. PROBATE COURT Renee i and Joan Crawford guardianship estate: Order ap- proves 'final account and discharg es Kathryn Crawford as guarcuan. Delbert A. Loose guardianship estate: Order approves report of guardian. ' - Darlene Ann Loose guardianship estate: Order approves report of guardian. - . ' ' CIRCUIT COUR Six Roblee's. Inc, vi C H. Mareh: Order transfers- cause - to circuit court of Multnomah eountv. Alice Mae Warrick v-s Neil O. Warrick: Default order for defend ant. , I I Evangeline Otti vs Orville Ott: Default order for; defendant; final divorce decree granted. Roy and Pearl Dickenson vs First National bank of Portland: Plaintiffs granted! 10 days to file amended complaint Clifford H. Wilson vs Verna .Viola Wilson: Final divorce decree granted. ! . I , Jack E. Miller vs Lorene Z. Mil ler: Final riivorcerdecree granted. Eileen Sbeldori vs Harlan jM. Sheldon: Final divorce decree granted. I Austin J. Barlow vs Paul L. Wolf: Suit to quiet title, j State vs George William Hotch kiss. jr.. and Robert Donald Hotch kiss: Defendants plead guilty to charge of burglary: ordered con fined in state hospital 30 days for observation. State vs Gerald Edward Worn staff: Case continued to November 14 for sentencing bn charge of non SUDDOrt f State vs Delbert Willis Turnldge: Imposition of sentence susnended on charge of non-suoport defend ant placed on probation two years, ordered to pay $344 back support monev immediately; .4 State vs James' Armstrong: De fendant receives: one-year sus pended county iail sentence on charge of contributing to delin quency of a minor; placed on pro bation one year. Merchants Credit bureau vs Fred E. Lockyear: Suit seeks judgment on -'IS separate bills totaling $3,476 allegedly owed by defendant to various (irms. Edwin Harlingjvs Harold Wil liam Benke: Complaints seeks judgment totaling $21,797 for in juries allegedly incurred in auto accident William Kim ys Gene Blakely and Oregon Motor Stages: Com plaint seeks Judgment I totaling $11,550, for injuries allegedly in curred in accident while plaintiff was leaving bus driven and owned by defendants. V . :. YM Officers Re-Elected by Croup's Board President T.inkham Gilbert and other officers of the Salem YMCA were re-elected Monday night by the organization's' 27 directors. ' Their election preceded the an nual all-member ! meeting of the YM at which nine directors were re-elected tq- three year terms and three others were; chosen for one year terms. U The new directors are Douglas Chambers, Ford Watkins and Dr. Robert F. Anderson. About 75 memebers heard an address from John W. Pugh, gen eral secretary of the Portland YM, and music by the' Y boy's chorus. Other officers re-elected were: Vice-president Frank B. Bennett; secretary, Norman Wins low; treas urer, Walter Minier. Directors re-elected: Paul Acton, Fred Anunsen, Dr. L. E. Barrick, Gilbert .Robert O. Smith; Paul Wallace, Norman Winslow, Dr. R. Lee Wood and Donald Young. The officers were installed at the meeting by Bennett. Magician itfiatf " ' The Great Virgil, magician, who will perform In Salem Thurs i day.. Great Virgil to Present Show A magic show featuring the Great Virgil will be presented at the Salem High school auditorium Thursday night at 8 p. m, by the Salem Optimist club. The programs runs from sleight- of-hand to illusions. The Great Virgil and his company will -stage such activities as sawing a wo man in half, the Chinese torture mystery and a Houdini trunk mystery. Oregon Tax Collections Set All-Time High A record-smashing $119,257,255 in taxes was collected by the state of Oregon during the year ending July 1, the state tax commission announced Monday. - Income, gasoline, unemployment compensation and liquor taxes were the largest sources in that order.-; r The., sum doubled the amount collected four years ago and was $10,000,000 more than the amount that set a record a year agp. Personal Income taxes totaled $35,863,474 and corporation in come taxes, $20,041,257. Combined they made up about half of the total. Other collections Included: Gas oline taxes, $20,644,980; unem ployment compensation payroll taxes, $13,148,900; liquor taxes and .permits, $8,963,662; motor truck taxes, $5,743,268; motor ve hicle license fees, $4,142,399; hunt ing and fishing licenses, $1,720, 864; tax on insurance premiums, $2,377,985, inheritance and gift taxes, $1,600,189. All other taxes yielded less than $1,000,000. The total includes only those taxes levied by the state government. Police to Don Winter Garb Most Salem policemen will be harbingers of the approaching winter season next Monday when they don blouses and Sam Brown belts, the winter uniform for foot and car patrolmen. Cycle riders will continue to wear leather jackets, while cap tains and sergeants will wear Eisenhower jackets when on desk duty. ; Chief Clyde A. Warren, who an nounced the change Monday, and Armistice Day Parade Set in Salem Friday (Story also on page 1.) Salem's annual Armistice Day parade will be held Friday morn ing with Brig. Gen. H. G. Maison, supertendent of state police, as grand marshal. Participants will meet at Mar ion square at 10 a.m. and will leave this area promptly at 10.30, marching to the Marion county courthouse lawn where a brief memorial service is scheduled. Gov. Douglas McKay will give the principal address at this ser vice. Prior to his speech Dave Hoss, master of ceremonies, will call for one minute of silence to be followed by a firing squad salute and playing of taps. The flag then will be raised during the playing of the national anthem and the Rev. George II. Swift will give the innovcation. Members of various auxiliaries will place wreaths on the Ameri can War Mothers " monument McKay's speech will follow this ceremony. From Marion Sqaare Parade route will be from Mar ion square south on Commercial to State street; east on State to Church street;, north on Church to Court street; west on .Court to High street; and south on High to the courthouse lawn. Gene Vandeneynde is in charge of the parade which will march in four sections. The first section will Include Maison and his staff, distinguish ed guests, the color guard, a band or drum corps, companies B and G of the national guard, and re serve units from the marines, the navy and air corps. Vet Organizations Veterans organizations will march in the second section. They include Spanish-American war veterans. Disabled American-veterans, American Legion, Veterans of Toreign Wars, Marine Corpi League, Sons of the American Revolution and Sons of Union veterans. In the third section will be patriotic organizations, including the American War Mothers, Gold Star Mothers, Daughters of the American Revolution, Womans Relief Corps, Ladies of the GAR, Daughters of Union Veterans, Navy Mothers and auxiliaries to the Sons of Union veterans, Unit ed Spanish-American1 War vet erans. Disabled American veter ans, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars and the Salem Marine Corps, league. 1 Children in Last Section : Children will march in the fourth section under the direction of Paul Tharisen. These groups will include representative! from the Boy Scouts, Sea Scouts, Girl Scouts and various schools. Reviewing stand for the parade will be on the south side of State street in front of the Capitol theatre. Jerry Anderson, Kenneth Potts and Melvin Clemens will ; be in charge of the parade's first three sections. Most veterans organizations are having open house in their, club rooms for all veterans and: members. Assistant Chief E. C. Chariton will wear -uniforms while on duty henceforth. It marks the first time in recent years that Salem's two top police offiders. have appeared regularly In uniform. Want proof m better way t drive? 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Coma check mora than . 50 advances that moke tho beautiful Chrysler the year's best investment I See your Chrysler dealer today for the demonstration of Ihe cor thai't t2t tor raiue i , . priced for buying SALEM AUTOMOBILE GO., INC., 435 North Gommerdal Street Salesmen Here For Conclave A three-day conference of sales men for the Western Paper Con verting company la underway in Salem this week. A dinner in connection with the annual event was held at the Mar ion hotel ast night, presided over By Allen Schaefer, assistant man ager, who acted in the temporary absence of General Manager Lloyd Riches. Those attending included J. R. Frynn, Portland; Earle Reinwald, Seattle; A. J. Wyckoff, Los Ang eles; J. H. Duffie, San Francisco; Don Dawson and Dudley McClure, of the McWilkins, Cole and Weber Advertising agency in Portland, and Western Paper Converting of ficials. , Salem C. of G. , Members Elect 14 Directors Fourteen directors were elected Monday by Salem Chamber of Commerce in preparation for the annual reorganization of the cham ber's board of directors. Those of the 14 who were re elected include Russell Pratt, EL O. Stadter,: Clair Brown, Mrs. B. O. Schuckihg, Leo Page, Floyd Bow ers, T. M. Medford and G. F. Chambers. New directors elected are Har old Robertson, Robert C. Paulus, Alfred W. Loucks, Kenneth C. Perry, G. Carroll Meeks and Rob ert W. Fenix. President Roy Harland will call the new board together later this week for the election of chamber officers and designation of meet ing dates for the year ahead. The new board takes over8 in Decem ber. Balloting by more than 900 chamber members for the director election was completed Monday noon at the weekly luncheon meet ing. The luncheon followed an oyster theme, with oyster stew and scal loped oysters included in the lunch and a talk and movie presented by E. N. Steele of Olympia, Wash., pesident of the Rock'Point Oyster Co. i i Tho Statesman. Salem, Orecjon, Tuaadar. JfoTombor ft, 19433 Group Singing Session at YM A group singing session will be held Tuesday from 8 to 10 p. m. at the Salem YMCA under sponsor ship of Ys young adult committee. The singfest will be the fourth in a series of party clinics plan ned by the committee under lead ership of its chairman, Norman Winslow. The session will be lead by David Fenn, Portland, general secretary of the southeastern branch of the Oregon YMCA. Persons Interested in leading group singing and the general public have been invited to attend: For Sale Approximately ZVi Acres Cheholis Loam Soil Fine Homesite, N.W. from Keizer School on Salem S pongs Landing Road. : Inquire for details Pioneer Trust Co. 109 N. 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