C-ANGE TO MEET
. ustln Flegel, Portland, state
e utor and possible democratic
candidate for governor, will dia
cuss the proposed Columbia valley
authority in a meeting of West
Salem Grange Tuesday evening at
f e former West Salem city hall.
Visitors are welcome. A special
musical program has been ar
rrnged and refreshments will be
gerved.
Painting ie paperhanging. Free es
timates. 857 Shipping, ph. 39513.
Insured savings earn mnre than
two per -cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 560 State st,
If '3ISTREET IS MARKET
.Yank Hamstreet, formerly Sa-
lr n branch manager oi iTM Mey
er. Inc., is now operating the drug
sundries, variety and fountain
lunch section of the Vista Cut Rate
market, 3025 S. Commercial stj
from John Clearwater and has
p!ans for expansion and renova-
. tion.
beginning class in Gregg Short
hand Simplified. February 27
(day school) Capital Business
College Phone 35987.
AT ROAD HEARING
. Construction and repair of roads
and streets were discussed and ex
plained by engineers and road
foremen of Oregon counties at a
meeting in Corvallis Friday" and
Saturday. Marion County En
gineer Hedda Swart spoke at the
meeting which was attended also
by members of Marion county
court.
Isabelle Anderson, former instruc
tor at Los Angeles largest Sewing
Center now starting sewing class
es ai ine new nome ewing cen
ter. Phone 33139 for details.
Ralph Johnson Appliances, 355
Center St
BUILDER SMITH FILES
An assumed business name cer
tificate for Smith the Builder, a
building contractor enterprise, was
filed with the Marion county court
Saturday by H. E. Smith, Stayton.
Johns 1 Manville shfnglet applied
by Ma this Bros., 164 S. Com'L
Free estimates. Ph. 34643.
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CHEST SESSIONS MONDAY
Arrangements were completed
Saturday for Monday's visit to Sa
lem by Ransom Carver, western
regional director for Community
chest Staff and board meetings
involving local chest agencies will
be conducted throughout "the day.
Only, change from , earlier sched
ules is that the 8 p.m. meeting of
county hoard and committees will
be at the chamber of commerce
rooms rather than the chest office.
Spencer Corsetier call 3-5072.
Landscaping and designing. No job
too large or too small. F. A. Doer
fler and Sons Nursery, 150 N. Lan-1
caster Dr. at 4 Corners. F. Z-13ZZ."
Lnebraskans VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cronk of
Page, Nebr, are visiting for a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Wil
liams, 226 W. Rural ave. The wom
en are sisters. The Cronks also vis
ited with, Milo E. Taylor, who they
knew in Pagenore than 30 years
ago, and Mrs. Taylor. f
Call Electric Roto Rooter for clog
ged sewers, drains. Ph. 3-5337.
Adam Hats exclusive agent
United Shirt Shop, 331 State St
JEWELERS TO MEET
Sidney L Stevens, regional vice
president of American National
Retail Jewelers association, and
other Salem jewelers are in Port
land this week end for north
west jewelers convention which
will close Tuesday. M
Coisage bar open until 9 Fridays
and Saturdays, Sundays 10 to 5.
Flower by Jary, 590 N. Capital.
(Shopping Center) Ph. 2-4802.
TO CONSTRUCT DWELLING
Permits for one-story dwellings
at 160 and 180 W. Boice st, to cost
$9,000 each, were issued Saturday
by the city engineer's office to
James Minty, and for dwelling al
terations at 560 N. 14th st, $B00,
to George Skaggs.
Air-Steamship 'tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 3-7694. 153 N. High St
CIILKCn PLANS FILM
A film, "Inside India" will be
shown to the Sunday school of St
Mark Lutheran church at 9:45 this ,
morning by Mark Gehlar.
Oil TII IE"
OHTIt APRIL 1st Only
Cos fo Regular Prif of $45
Affr April 1st
Imagincl A bonus saving on new
Elgin beauties.. .famous Elgin crafts
manthipf Brilliant new designs by '
Henalee for everyone from 16 to 60
Each with 17 jewel movement Buy
now for yourself or a thrifty present
011 purchase one i
ef these new Elda watches I
en bndf et account If mm
desired. -1
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?UWVALT-KIN DIES
.John R. Zumwalt, 53, father of
James Zumwalt of Salem, died at
a Coos Bay hospital .Thursday.
Zumwalt a veteran of World War
L was a North Bend automobile
salesman. Surviving are the widow
and three other sons. .- - ,
Fresh killed young turkeys, 39c
lb. Orwlg's Market 4375 Silver
ton Rd. Ph. 2-6128.
Veterinary
Hospital Slates
Open House
Salem Veterinary hospital, 3380
Portland rd, will show off its re
cent remodeling and expansion
project at an open house today
from 2 to 7 D m . armrrfin tn rtr
Sydney P. Levene, owner.
The hosnital has hn mnr than
doubled to size by the $10,000 pro
ject, saia Levene, and can handle
more man eo animals at one time.
Quarters for all inlmsi.
been improved, and the hospital
is air-conditioned to minimize
contamination.
Dr. Levene.
sas State Veterinary, college, has
operated the hospital since 1942.
ws esiaoii&ned here in 1937,
IN THE
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space. And it's packed with the exciting new never-seen-before features. This
now Gibson will keep more food mora conveniently, and eiclusive Gibson Cold
Modulation keeps foods fresher longer and holds their vitamin content, too.
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Membership
Drive in State
A membership drive and pro
posed changes in the state retire
ment act occupied a meeting here
Saturday of the state board of
directors of the Oregon State Em
ployes association.
I A campaign to boost state mem
bership from its present 4,000 to
6,000 , this year was decided on.
J. D. Wilson of Salem, member
ship chairman. Was , named by
President Edward Chldsey of La
Grande to direct the drive. .
Wilson plans f to set ? a 1950
quota for each of the 49 OSEA
chapters in Oregon;
The state board endorsed a re
quest Saturday for all local chap
ter presidents to sound out legis-
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lauve candidates on their attitude
to the OSEA recommendationa
on the state retirement act
The OSEA favors lerislative ao-
proval of at least three changes
that credit for all prior service
be granted . (now 20-vear maxi.v
mum); allowance be at the rate
of $4 per month for each year of
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prior, service (new $2.50), and to
fmfcrpMfe to $4,200 the maximum
salary the state will match (now
$3,000). '
These proposals were previous
ly adopted by the general OSEA
council but failed to pass the
1949 legislature. The board will
next meet May 17 in Salem. Sat
urday's meeting was at the Sen
ator hoteL
Macleay to Show
County Officials
Effects of Dump
A community committee at Ma
cleay is prepared to show Monday
to Marion county court evidence
of alleged odors from the recently-established
county i garbage
dump there.
Members of the court will visit
the vicinity Monday ' afternoon.
Local residents, who have pro
tested the dump, have said they
would point out to the court its
harmful effects.
THOMAS TO SPEAK V "
PORTLAND. Feb. 23 -UP)- Nor
man Thomas, perennial socialist
candidate for president will ar
rive here : Monday on a lecture
tour of the Pacific northwest He
will speak here Tuesday night
OF SPACE
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Public
Records
MUNICIPAL COURT
Rupert M. Jeffers, 1235 S. 19th
st, charged with obtaining money
by false pretenses, held tor lieu, of
$1,000 bait i
Homer E. McElhaney. 195 N.
Maple st, driving while intoxicat
ed, fined $250, sentenced to 30
days in jail and driver's license
revoked for one year.
DISTRICT COURT
, Bernabe Garcia, 1925 S. 25th st,
assault and battery, placed on one
year probation, 60-day Jail sen
tence suspended following plea of
guilty. "
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Raymond Walter Wolf, 23, weld
er, 650 Bieber st, and Shirley Mae
Rockafellow, 19, stenographer,
450 Sunset ave., both of Salem,
William Carroll Stoltz, 19,
printer's apprentice, and Corinne
Kay Seifried, 16, student, both of
Silverton. f
PROBATE COURT
Millie A. Morris estate: Order
for partial distribution. -
Caroline Ladue estate: Order
authorizes sale of personal pro
perty. M. Josephine Shanks estate: Or-
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Thm Etmtmcm JSalem. Oregon. Sundo-f. February 28; 19505,
East Oregon
Still Unhurt
The Associated Pteat
The national coal strike hasn't
hurt eastern Oregon yet, thanks to
the milder weather of the last few
weeks. - - .
The town of Baker's coal bins
are nearly empty, but no one has
gone heat-less yet One coal dealer
still has enough stocks on hand for
three weeks. The Baker hospital
uses oil, and schools have fairly
good coal stocks on hand, j
At Pendleton, tbe-situation was
about the same. Hospitals were
well supplied; and most -householders
had stocked up on coal
der for sale of personal property.
Ray M. Waltz estate: Order rlmt-
es estate.
Mabel C. Hart estate: Order sets
April 3 as final account hearing.
CIRCUIT COURT
Marion E. West n John Karen.
ian: Order dismisses suit with
prejudice as settled
By Coal Strike
By
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before the strike began. -
Both cities were thankful that
the bitter below-zero weather
came in January, not now. A pro
longed freezing spell could use up
the dwindling coal supplies.
Births
HAMPTON To Mr. and Mrs.
Rex Hampton, Tigard, a son, Sat
urday, February 25 at Salem Gen
eral hospital. v
GAHLSDORF To Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick R. Gahlsdorf, 955
N. 17th st, a son. Saturday, Feb
ruary 25 at Salem General hos
pital. .i - v.. . -
ARMSTRONG To Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Armstrong 1034 How
ard lt a son. Saturdawb Fehmarv
25 at Salem Memorial hospital.
BODIE To Mr. and Mrs.
James Bodie, 1149 Saginaw st, a
son. Saturday. Februarr 25 at
Salem Memorial hospital. . "
SMITH To- Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Smith, Salem route 0, a
daughter, Friday, February 24 at
Salem General hospital.
LEWIS To Mr. and Mrs.,
Claude Lewis, Gervaia, a son,
Friday, February 24 , at Salem
General hospital --- :.
LEMATTA Xo Mr. and Mrs.
Enrlrht Tmtta. SHu. a inn. Rat.
urday, February 25 at Salem Me
moruu nospitat
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