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gISTEK VISITS HERE
Mrs. C E. Larson and daughter
Linda of Los Angeles arrived in
Salem by train Saturday night for
week's visit with Mrs. Larson's
- brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
t ruirkiimri rMntlT came nere
as district sales, manager lor un
ion Oil company, j :
rnr900 War nmn1 until 9 Fridays
and Saturdays, Sundays 10 to 5.
jp lowers pj t j, u ii. v.iwi.
(Shopping Center. Ph. 2-4802.
-Now trr that tempting tender de
licious Lobster; King served with
drawn butter at Shattuc's Cha
' teau. '
TOH-NSENIMEET MONDAY
Hie business meeting and open
forum of Central Townsend club
6 on Monday night at 259 Court
st. will Ibe followed by a social
hour, including dancing.
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" rwk CAiintf fiirtr-Atr.
lb. Orwijg's Market, 4375 bilverton
Rd. Ph. 2-6128.
Public
itecords
DISTRICT COURT
. Doris Wayman. 765 McNary St.,
charged with obtaining money by
false pretenses, preliminary hear
ing set for March 13 following
plea ofi innocent; released on
$1,000 bail.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Harold A. Burroughs, 19, farm
er, Molalla, and Belva Edythe
Rhoades, 17, domestic, Silverton.
Vernon E. ( White, 24, student,
1020 Cascade dr., and Valleda N.
Noberg, 19, switchboard operator,
3245 Triangle dr, both of Salem.
MUNICIPAL COURT
: James Newton Wilson, Eureka,
Calif., driving while intoxicated,
fined $250, 30-day sentence sus
pended, driver's license revoked
for one year " '
James Clayton Vogt, Ft. Lewis,
Wash., AWOL, held.
CIRCUIT COURT- .
Marion coun.tT vi William
Smith: Default judgment allows
plaintiff $152.
J. W. Copeland yards vs Arthur
L. Cole: Judgment of voluntary
nonsuit entered for defendant.'
Keith Brown. Lumber yard vs.
Albert and Gertrude A. Brant:
Default judgment awards plain
tiff; $609. , ' - 'j V V - .-;
Joe:victdrine vs H S. Kubik:
Plaintiff seeks $650 allegedly due
him on a work contract.
Vada B. Moore vs David O.
Moore: Suit for. divorce charging
cruel and inhuman treatment.
Married Sept. 16, 1949, at Vancou
ver; Wash. I ; ;
PROBATE COURT
Lee and Ray Kash guardianship
estate: Order approves second ac
count of guardian.
Barbara Gordon estate: Order
eta time for hearing on final ac
count at April 1$.
Leonard O. Barrr tat ni
stes final account hearing at April
18. . ; i' - j "
Nancy J. Davis estate: Order
closes estate. v
Charles Yergen estate: Order
appoints Mary Bentler Yergen, as
administratrix and Russell Beut-ler,-
C M. Quistad and Sam F.
Speerstrar as appraisers. -
Albert EJwyn Owen estate:
Final order closes estate.
Julia F. Delano, conservatorship:
,yraer appoints James L Teed as
conservator. ' . ,.
August W. Meyer estate: Order
admits will to probate and ap
points Louise E. Meyer as execu
trix and Lee Ohmart, Charlotte
Possehl and Herman! Persey as ap
praisers.':. '-!' j '.
! CARD! OF THANKS
Wt, wish. to extend our thanks
and appreciation for the acta of
kindness, messages of sympathy,
and, beautiful floral offering
from our many friends in the loss
of our beloved i huxHanH .,
I At t
vroucr.
Emma DeLapp
Myrtle Johnson
Bernice Davis
Bruce DeLapp
D. C. DeLapp
Kenneth DeLapp
Earl DeLapp
FOS
HISUHED SAVINGS
first
Federal
Savings
First
Current Dividend 2'a
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st Federal Savings
! and Loan Ass'n.
1M So. Liberty
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CHAPMAN HOME FREEZERS
Mad in Portland
' At Oregon's Lowest Prices
Installed la Tear Home $ Tears' Guarantee
CHEST
FREEZERS
Sold Exclusively
14 cul ft . $290
If cu. ft i
if ?cu. ft . '. c $390
37' cu. ft A.. $495
. Elmer's Venetian Blinds and Shades
E ' V. ' 1 ' cu y time for Free .Estimates.
'- We also wash, retape, paint and sew slat
your eld Tenetiana.
Phone S-732S 1453 Rage St.
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OIL COMPANY CHANGES
An assumed business name eer
tilicate for Woodburn Oil Co. at
Wood burn, was filed with the Ma
rion county clerk Saturday, by
Hal R. Fancher and Smith French,
both of Woodburn. A notice of
retirement from the same company
was filed by Charles E. and Elea
nor F. Prine.
Spencer Corsetier call 3-5072.
Johns - Manville shingles, applied
by Ma this Bros., 164 S. Com'l
Free estimates Ph. 34642.
CHERRIANS TO MEET
Consideration of plans for acti
vities of the coming seasons is
slated for the meeting of Salem
Cherrians at 6:30 pjn. Monday in
the Golden Pheasant. An invita
tion to attend a May 24 celebra
tion at Victoria, B. C, will be dis
cussed. 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.
Air-Steamship tickets" anywhere.
Kugel, 3-7694. 153 N. High St.
BOARD TO CONVENE
Executive board of the Red
Cross in Marion county will meet
Monday evening in the chapter of-,
fices. Topping the agenda is the
introduction of - Blanche Currie,
new chapter manager, who is to
begin her duties here this week.
Adam Hats exclusive age n t.
United Shirt Shop, 331 State St.
Serv-Ur-Self Laundry. Maytag
washers and dryers. 3235 Portland
Rd. Ph. 2-9371. Open Tues. & Fri.
eves, from 7 to 9,
CONSTRUCTION NAMED
Santiam Construction Co. is the
assumed name of a construction
company at Gates filed with the
Marion county clerk Saturday by
A. T., D. H. and H. V. Bernhardt,
all of Gates.
Macleay school benefit I baked
ham family" style dinner, March
17, 6 to 8 p.m. Entertainment St
dancing. Adults $1, under 12 50c.
H. F. Klassin. gospel St bible
teacher, of Bur bank, Calif, at Sa
lem Memorial Hosp. Chapel Oak
St every night 7 p.m. beginning
Sun., March 12 thru. Sun.,: March
19. '
DEMOCRAT MEET TODAY
: The Marion county democratic
central committee and democratic
candidates for office will hold a
covered diih dinner and business
meeting at Mayflower hall begin
ning at 1 pjn. today.
Sawdust by tube from truck to
basement No muss, no dust Call
pighway Fuel. Ph. 3-6444.
ALLOWED TO BUILD
- Permit to erect a on - atoi-r
house at 1265 S. 15th st, at a cost
of $5,600 was issued Saturdav hv
the city building department to
Liana avarverua.
Painting St paperhanging.. ! Free
estimates. 857 Shipping, Ph. 39513,
DEMMER RITES HELD
Funeral services were he'
Portland Saturday for Ella Mav
Demmer, sister of Gretchen David
son of St. PauL Also surviving are
several other brothersand sisters.
Benefit Ham Dinner, Lincoln Sch.
(4 Corners) Thurs4 Mar. 16, 5:30
to 70. ; I -
PATTON IN HOSPITAL
Calviq Patton, 492 S. High st,
is recovering satisfactorily in: the
Portland' veterans hospital from a
major operation. He has been in
the hospital for three weeks, j
VACATION TIME: All expense 5
or 10 day Alaskan Cruise $145.05
and up. Globe Travel Service,
Senator Hotel Lobby. Phone
2-7052.
TRAVEL TO CALIFORNIA
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Cladek are
visiting . this week in Oakland,
Calif,, with their daughter Mrs.
W. M. Keeney. .
AIR TRANSPORT CRASHES
HOPE, Art, March ll-4P)-An
air force C-47 transport crashed
and burned near here this after
noon, killing the pilot The three
other crewmen bailed out and
landed safely.
Births
HUHTA To Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam Huhta, 1315ft N. 17th st., a
son, Saturday, March 11 at Salem
General hospital.
MARX -To Mr. and Mrs. James
R. Marx,- 3225 Triangle dr., a
daughter, Saturday, March 11 at
Salem General hospital. '
KIHS To Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Kihs, Salem route 3, a daughter,
Saturday, March 11 at Salem
Memorial hospital.
UPRIGHT
FREEZERS
$315
14 eu. ft
17 cu.'ft
22 cu. ft
32 cui ft
42 cu. ft. .
$365
$415
$560
$675
In Salem by
m
Election llr
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A grueling pace beset clerks and
uiiuwi Ftuucu oQiuuiKi wtw m nK. ADfTc a ww arc, ir 1 1 v9 nf ciocKwise, vlrrle Wash
barn; Mrs. Laarenee Hereford, 829 N. 17th st; Mrs. Robert A. Berwick, Salem rente 5: Mrs. Donald
Maestretti. 556 N. Summer st; and Bonnie Hughes, 1595 N. Church st Last minute filinrs iwimocd
the election clerk's effice. (SUtesman photo.) pa
Demonstration on
Tuesday for New
Spraying Method
A new type high speed spray
ing method is to be demonstrated
at the Frank Purdum farm 2i
miles north of Keizer on Mission
Bottom road Tuesday. The field
demonstration is expected to draw
fruit growers from all over the
valley.
Among those attending will be
Charles Fulton, Salem seed expert
and instructor in adult education
and his veteran's "Own the Farm"
training class of some 30 men.
!uy Time
Yes. you may pwrchaM on of those) bow Elgin watchoo
on a budget account ii so desired.
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Tith Famous Dura Power f-ldnspifeg
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THRILLIIIGLY HEW
Everyone from 1 6 to 60 will rare
new designs by Henslee. And
about these new watch values for everyone has a famous
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. aMtui uuitu, H-(imca it jewu movement . . . protect; ca
x by Elgin's exclusive DuraPower mainspring. Truly a great valuel
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Jewelers of Salem
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typists in the state elections office
The demonstration is being
sponsored by the Montgomery
Ward farm store in Salem, with
the cooperation of Hurst Indus
tries, spray equipment manufac
turers. Demonstrations will start at 10'
a.m. and 2 p.m.
Bequest Made
To Willamette
A bequest of $4,000 for Willam
ette university's building fund or
permanent endowment was re-
on Time"
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and A SAVING TOO!
about the modern beauty of these
that's not all that is sensational
Final Day
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Mr ,
Friday as the last day for filln h
ceived Saturday by the university
from the estate of Clarence J. Ed
wards of Tillamook.
Edwards was a long-time trus
tee of Willamette and until his
death two years ago was a Tilla
mook' banker and businessman.
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the superior washer feature noted obove. See this
streamlined beovty nowi.
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Plans Laid for
Town Meeting
r orum
Plans for a series of Town Meet
ing forums in Salem are process
ing on schedule as 'the April 1
opening date nears.
,t The series will open with a for
um on daylight saying time, from
120 to 150 pjn.' aturday, April
1, in the.council chambers of city
baU. V--1- ' -
; Other-topics so far selected for
the weekly series are the propos
ed Oregon veterans bonus, April
8; proposed Columbia valley au
thority, April 15; Salem school
district proposals for construction
bond issue, April 22, and the pro
posed reorganization of the veter
ans administration under the Hoo
ver commission report, April 29.
For each- forum Richard Schmidt
will be moderator and two speak
ers will present arguments oh eith
er side of the issue. Audience par
ticipation will follow. '
Town Meetings are to be spon
sored by Salem, Capitol and Wil
lamette Toastmaster clubs. Ralph
Nohlgren is general chairman;
Steams Cushing, program chair
man. Capt. Reynolds
To Attend Class
In California
Capt. Richard F. Reynolds, Inspector-instructor
for. Salem army
reserve organizations, is to fly to
San Francisco today for a three
Wcashes
Dries Them. DRY cand feoSlIocn
VHOJippu
Ivy on Sears Easy Terms
a m Iaw mm. l t ffm liawn
The Stcrtoemcm. , Sojein,. Oregon. SuncUry. March 12, 18S& 3 i
The session will' be conducted
by MaJ. Gen. James R, Cress and
a team from the army t department,
in regard to the neW troop pro
gram and organized reserve corps
matters. Reynolds will accompany
Gen. Robert McClure,! commander
of the sixtn army's northern sub
area, and other staff members on
the trip,
RailCrossi
or
Accident Suit
Asks $35,465
A suit seeking judgment of
$33,485 for damages allegedly in
curred in la train-auto collision on
March "13, 1948, oni Lancaster
drive east of Salem, was filed here
Saturday. - . I :
The suit was filed fin Marion
county circuit court by John Schu
kart against P. C. Gerbusbeck, E.
E. Bentley and Dale Fields, con
ductor, fireman and engineer of a
Southern Pacific freight train.
Schukart alleges the i train con
sisted of empty flat cars and that
they could not be seen at the
crossing in the dark. Itj was rain
ing, he said, when his car crashed
into the train at about Ill:13 pjn.
ine compuunjt aueges the rau-
road employes were negligent in
operating the train because it
could not be seen clearly, they
failetd to "give any warning on
approaching the crossing and
failed to keep a proper lookout
Schukart said there was) no warn
ing signal at the "crossing.
The plaintiff alleges be was in
jured and his car demolished.
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McKlnley school was presented
with a UJB. flag at Friday after
noon's assembly, as winner of tno
city-wide flag code contest spon
sored by Capital unit, American
Legion auxiliary.
The presentation was made by.
Mrs. Allan Carson, Mrs. A B.
Ingles and Mrs. Carl Chambers.
jursmien McLeod is chairman
of the Americanism committee.
".ujmihi we.
Why Suffer With
Your Feet Any
' Longer?; ;
Have my comfort giving
Arch Supports made to your
measure.. They axe entirely
different no hard leather,
no . metal, but real cushion
comfort Made with 21 years
experience and every pair
backed, with a - 60 day ser
vice guarantee. Local home
rails Btade with bo ebllga
ttea. B. jarvis Doyle
1313 PortUni TU. Salem
Jast s UUU N. ef Underpaea
INCOMI TAX SCtVICE
PRtTAXQ) IN THI PKIVACY
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Ereniag Appoiafaneals
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550 N. Capitol
Phone 3-9191