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CERTIFICATES FILED
. Supplementary "certificates filed
with the cdufcty clerk here Thurs
day retired the name of the late
Herbert L. Stiff from those doing
business under the assumed busi
ness name H. L Stiff Furniture
Col, and listed Rose F. Stiff and
Herbert L. Stiff, jr., as those who
will continue to use the above
business title. y
Fresh lulled grade A hen turkeys,
average weight, 12 to 16 lbs. For
Easter dinner, 39c 'b. C S. Orwig,
4375 Silverton Rd. Ph. 26128.
EXPIRATION DATE NEAR
Practical nurses in the state are
being reminded that the waiver
clause which allows licenses with
out examination expires July 1.
Only 359 of 2,315 practical
nurses, attendants or nurses aides
have filed application, the Ore
gon state board of nurse exam
iners reported Thursday.
Johns - Manvllte shingles applied
by Mathis Bros, 164 S. Com!
Free estimates Ph 34642.
CHORUS MEETS
The chorus of the State Em
ployes group, rehearsing every
Monday night, will meet the next
two Mondays at , Waller hall at
' 7:30 o'clock. Ronald Craven di
rects the singers, who will appear
In concert May 26 and 27 at Sa
lem high school.
Painting & decorating. Ph. 37552,
COURSE DEMONSTRATION
- A . free demonstration of the
Dale Carnegie leadership train
ing program will be presented at
the Chamber of Commerce Mon
day at S pjn. by officials of the
Northwestern School of Com
merce. .
MeKlnley School Mother Club
cooked food sale, FrL 4c Sat.
Bramble Hdwe. 362 State. '
FARMERS UNION TO MEET
Salem local 282, Oregon State
Farmers union, will meet at the
Salem hall Wednesday, April 5,
at 6 pjn. for a no-host dinner
and business meeting. Members
are asked to bring dish towels.
. - -'
Missouri Club, food & apron sale
FrL March 31 at Elfstroms from
10 to $
LAWYER TO CONDUCT CLASS
Norman K. Winslow, Salem at
torney and president of the Mar
lon County Bar association, will
conduct the naturalization class
Saturday at 8 pjn. in the YMCA.
Rummage FrL, Sat, 31st, Apr. 1
over Creenbaums. Alpha Chi
Omega. : . - .
OIL STOVE OVERHEATS
City firemen were called to 351
Magnolia st at 8:55 ajn. Thurs
day when an oil stove overheated
in. the home of Clarence Finney.
No damage was reported..
Trader Louie needs large quantity
of used . furniture & appliances.
Will pay cash or trade. Free ap
praisal Ph. 3-8558. . . ...
TIMBER ROLLS ON LEO
Reuben Beer, 920 N. 13th st,
was treated at Salem General hos
pital Thursday for a laceration to
his right leg incurred when a tim
ber rolled on him at the Capital
Lumber company mill on North
Cherry ave. He was given treat
ment by the Salem first aid crew
who transported bun to the hos
pital.
Glad bulbs Including 50 new va
rieties. Fred deVries, Rt 6, 1 mL
S. W. of Pratum. Closed Sunday.
Lions Dog show. Sat & Sun. See
"Rusty" the famous Hollywood
movie dog. Fairgrounds. Admis
sion, Adults 55c, Children 30c. '
HURT IN CAVE-IN
Ted Siefert, 1890 N. Cottage st,
working on the interceptor sewer
excavation at Hood and 5th streets
Thursday suffered minor injuries
in a cave-in. He was taken to 5a
lem Memorial hosjStal by Salem
first aidmen where x-rays failed
to show any serious injuries.
LeGray Boarding & Training Ken
nels. Rt. 3, Ph. 31398.
Marshall's 4 Comers, Smorgasbord
American style Friday 6 to 9 pjn
Entertainment 10 pjn.
Stay ton Youth
Fined After
Hit-Run Crash
Cletus J. Schmitz, 18, Stayton
was fined $50 in. municipal court
Thursday and his drivers license
suspended for 30 days after plead
ing guilty to i charge of failure
to remain at me scene oi an aca
dent
Schmitz was arrested by state
police and turned over to city
officials after he had been identi
fied as driver of the car which
smashed into an auto owned by
Charles Massey, Willamette uni
versity student Tuesday night In
the chase that followed the acci
dent the car operated by Schmitz
overturned near Four Corners.
Births
CCTSINGOt To Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Cutsinger, 1347 Ferry st,
a daughter, Thursday, March 30
vat Salem General hospital.
BELT To Mr. and Mrs. An
tone HeU, Mill City, a son, Thurs
. day, March 30 at Salem General
hospital.
BARKER . To Mr. and Mrs.
Bruce Barker, 1770 N. 24th st,
a son, Thursday, March 30 at Sa
lem General hospitaL
FREI
ICE CREAM AT
DICKSON'S
SHOPPING CENTER
Satarday Ssadty
Local Church
Burglarized
City detectives were Investigat
Ing the burglary of the First Evan
gelical church. Summer and Mar
ion streets, Thursday.
Detectives reported that the
church had been entered by slip
ping the lock on an outside door.
The kitchen was broken into, the
pastor's office ransacked, but ap
parently nothing was taken, they
said.
The burglary was discovered
Thursday morning by the Rev.
W. N. Brown, pastor of the church,
who said it must have occurred
sometime after 1020 pjn. Wed
nesday night
- Electrical heating 'cable, wrap
ped around outdoor water pipes,
has simplified the winter care of
livestock and poultry.
FOR
INSURED
SEE
1
SAVINGS
First
Federal
Savings
First
Current Dividend 2Va
st Federal Savings
end Lean Ass'n.
141 Se. liberty '
Red Cross to
Continue Drive
Until Goal Met
Marion county chapter officials
in the -American Red Cross said
Thursday their fund campaign
will continue until all divisions
and communities complete solici
tation. Officially designated campaign
period ends today. About three
fourths of the $42,000 goal in
Marion county, has been realized.
Campaign office . will -move
from downtown Court street to
the regular chapter offices on
North Liberty street Saturday,
with Mrs. Elsie Hoi man in charge.
The women's division of the
drive yesterday reported encour
agingly on its present telephone
solicitation to reach families
missed by solicitors to date.
f Elect McKay9.'
Group Opens
Portland Office
The Multnomah county offices
of ; "Re-elect Governor McKay
committee, . have been opened at
601 Dekum building, in Portland,
William Phillips, Salem, state
chairman of the governors cam
paign committee, announced.'
Jim Collins, Portland attorney
and chairman of the Oregon Young
Republican federation, has been
named chairman of the campaign
In Multnomah county. Elsie For
syth, office manager for the gov
ernor during his .1948 campaign,
and for. the late Governor Earl
Snell previously, will serve in a
similar capacity this year.
Cushing Agent for
Insurance Firm
Stearns Cushing. Jr. 14S S. 24th
st, former Service station opera-
Occidental Life Insurance com
pany of California.
Cushing is a graduate of Wil
lamette university, president of
East Salem Lions club and is ac
tive in the Capitol Toastmasters
club and Sigma Chi fraternity. He
will handle Occidental's line of
life, accident and sickness policies.
Need for More
Hospital Space
Said 'Critical'
(Story also on page 1).
Carl Nelson appointed Thurs
day on the Salem hospital de
velopment program funds cam
paign committee told fellow com
mittee members that the need for
additional hospital facilities is
"critical.-
Nelson, who was retired as a
marine aviation colonel in 1947,
will serve without pay in spear
heading the reactivated drive to
bring subscriptions to $1,100,000
this summer.
He is a graduate of the Uni
versity of Oregon and joined the
marine corps in 1930. During the
late war he served in Hawaii,
Solomons, Philippines and Oki
nawa. He was later a. special ad
visor to the state board of aero
nautics. Nelson, who recently complet
ed a study of hospital conditions
in Salem, said "I am appalled by
the situation, particularly by con
ditions at Salem General hos
pital where it has been necessarjf'jf
to place patients in the halls In II
addition to declinging admittance
to persons needing hospitalization."
''Even in the midst of warfare."
Nelson declared, "the Incapaci
tated at least bad a tent over
their heads and some privacy.
which is better than I have ob
served in many instances locally."
The Salem hospital develop
ment office is located at 373 Cen
ter . st. Mabel Griebenow is in
charge of the office.
IPimMfi IHLeeoirdls
MUNICIPAL COURT
Leona M. Stulken, 1116 3rd st,
charged with driving while intox
icated, pleaded Innocent trial set
April 6, posted $250 bail..
Cletus J. Schmitz, Stayton, fail
ure to remain at the scene of an
accident fined $50 and drivers
license suspended for 30 days.
DISTRICT COUET
-- Charles Henry Griffin, Everett
Wash, charged with fleeing from
justice, held for Washington auth
orities; hitchhiking, fined $2 and
costs.
Gordon G. Herman, 417 E. Mad
rona ave., charged with larceny,
hearing set April 3, held .in lieu
of $2,000 bait
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Lawrence M. Ackerman, 39, of
380 W. Browning ave., mill work
er; and Alpha Hopkins, 36, of 380
W. Browning ave., office clerk.
PROBATE COURT
Floyd Albert Berkey estate:
Estate appraised at $2,318.
Zulette Painter estate: Estate ap
praised at $31,123; filing of ap
praisement extended to Mar. 30,
1950.
Carrie M.' Armstrong estate:
Order appoints Mabel E. Johnson
administratrix.
CIRCUIT COURT
John J. McClain vs Alta Mc
clain: Default entered against de
fendant Willard Shelley vs Mary L.
Shelley: Order dismisses suit
Mary Wilson vs Letitia Wilson
Esnard and others: Default enter
ed against defendants; order sets
aside decree previously entered,
decree appoints UJS. National bank
of Portland auxiliary trustee.
I W. P. Merrick vs J. P. Hewitt:
Plaintiff awarded judgment for
$1,891.
! R. W. Land and others vs Eli
E. Bangs: Complaint seeks judg
ment for possession of a calculator.
Gene Lebold and others vs school
district 24CJ of Marion county and
others: Plaintiffs file application
for court order continuing temp
orary restraining order pending
appeal of case. '
Monte Thompson vs Loren White
and others: Jury awards plaintiff
$3,000 special damages from de
fendant Frank Pack for injuries
incurred in auto accident Sept 22,
188, but finds in favor of de
fendants Roy A. Yung and Ldren
White.
Application of Dolores D. Ander
son for a writ of habeas corpus:
Order issued commanding James
Q. Anderson to be brought to
court April 17. r
' State of Oregon ex reL Stanley
Fagg vs J. G. Watts Construction
Co. and others, and J. G. Watts
Construction Co. Inc., defendant
countferclaiming vs Stanley Fagg
anc United Pacific Insurance Co.,
Inc.: United Pacific Co. files ans
wer to coonter claim of defendant
J. G. Watts Construction Co.
TBe J Statesman, Cedent ; Oregon, , rrldgyv Mord t h ltlO-I . j
Gtylssu
House Permit
E- V. Ayle was Issued permit
Thursday by the dty engineer's
office to build' a $10,000 home at
1893 N. 23rd st . 1
Other building authorized
Thursday was construction' mt a
utility building for 8. Hi KlckfV
1730 Water st, $1,600; and L. A.'
Klecker, alter bouse, 1983 Vir
ginia stTILOOO. - ' i J..'
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((AM . EOM is here! I
i yJr A Ift nd-of -month' I
u Vr.J clearance) In almost lvo
9vKl v,rY department! , IrM
kJy-Chargt. It today, I I
JPY to My' I
Shop and save on I TN 4
J QUALITY bargains x I I f
3025 GARDEN BO AD
SOAP
FLAXES
LARGE
PKG.
LADIES HANDKERCHIEF TREE
WITH EACH 2 PACKAGES
mwm
Chase & Sanborn
RJ. or drip Jb.
69c
mm
CORSAGE
TO THE LADIES WITH
THE PURCHASE OF
FISHER'S ENRICHED
FLOUR. OFFER GOOD
ANYTIME SATURDAY,
APRIL I.
PIS E3' fUl
3025 GARDEN ROAD
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STOP COUGHING
Schaeler's :
Elerbal Balsan
S6c a.dSl.00
ScliaDfers'
Cora nemedy
wQ XMxrreet yow crop. Doat
endure -the discomfort ol
pnlnhil
rtHSLAX DENTAL WATt CUANEM
59c
70im PRESCRIPTIOII STORE
WHEN YOU THINX DRUGS THINX SCHAEFEB
1 18S3-W50 Tt Pari to Trad at Scbaeler's'"
Prescriplions Accafalely Filled
Erenihlna ior & Baby
Boxed
Chccclalcx
mnn.nnftnn
1 ILI lfts,
" 590 WJ130
3.50
EASTER EGGS
ManhmoHow type. Med.
largo. Small IcQy OQr
This is the effleial Penslar Kemedy Stm far Marlea Cevntr.
Tea will fiadjthese preparatlens ef blgbest quality and gvaraa
ieedie be exactly fee what they are Mid and represented to be.
Perfnne
for Easier
50C piM tax
CITS
50'
Schacfcr's LIhincal
la us in Salem for over 33
years. Helps thousands of users.
Godsend for muscular pains,
50C and $1.00
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in
DER-MA-MOL
50c
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I35 H. CcnnerdalSL 1 Prescriplions Filled 1033-1950 Phone 3-5197 -3-9123
, . , - - WE ARE OPEN EVERY SUNDAY FBOM 1A.M. TILL 6 P.M. - - ' ' -
Shop Wards
Until 9
Tonight
fV.gsesa''-1 asssw '
Shop Yard)
Until 9
Tonight
155 N. liberty
Phono Mlfl
Unheard-of Values Dn Ward's ea
o)fl HH
V o I Hacienda
j Garland
FEATURING THESE AND MANY
y OTHER POPULAR PATTERNS
AT 3 SENSATIONAL LOW REDUCED PRICUI
GROUP NO. 1 . .
VALUES TO 12.7S
Includes 20-pc Hacienda,
20-pc Cherry Garland, 20
pc Hollywood, 25-pc
Dutch Mill, Spring
Fantasy, 32pc Red Wheat,
32-pc Golden Wheat, 32
pc Festive, 35-pc Leurelle,
your choke i .
7
GROUP NO. 2 . .
VALUES TO 14.95
? 1
Include! 32-pc Cherry Ger-
lend, 32pc Clematis, 35ix. -1 (q)7
Apple, 53-pc Celko fruit, h h J U
53iX. Parisien, 53-pc Mar- ' j I
lenne, 53-pc Bluo Willow, LJ LJ "
your choice
j
GROUP NO. 3 . .
VALUES TO 27.9S
Includes 53-pc Cashmert,
53-pc Washington Cokxil-
I, 53-pc Cherry Mariano
end 53-pc Clemetis. Don't
miss these unprecedented
dinnerwere values.
On Sals Friday end Saturday Only!
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