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The. .Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, June BY 1S50 &
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STUDIO NAMED '
The assumed name Studio of
Beligious Science was filed with
the Marion county clerk Wednes
day by Ton! Van Ornum and jLo
raine Bartholomew, both of i 360
State st.4-The proprietors listed
their service as instructors, lec
turers and practitioners, in ;Sci-.
ence of mind, theory and practice.
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Beery hallocks, $3.50 thous. S02S
Garden Rd. Ebners Park'n Mar
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Dr. R. Pin son, Chiropodist, ifoot
care, Oregon Bldg. Phone 20704.
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This-week Special! Full' line of
bedding plants, 25c doz. Whitlaws
1635 S. 12th. 1
SAFETY MEET TODAY " !
Robert Pike, western region
field representative for the Na
tional Safety council, is to aid in
organization of the Salem , traffic
safety council at a meeting today,
Chairman Dave Hoss announced
Wednesday. The session will be a
no-host noon luncheon at hte Sen
ator hotel. 1
Furn. upholstering at McAlvins
3-9560.
L. . B. Tripp barber shop moved
from 175 S. Commercial to; 285
S. Com'l. Now open for business.
Mortgage for sale $16,000.00 10
discount Draws 5 interest. Own
erl will guarantee monthly pay
ments. Bx 830, Statesman. I .
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NEW STORE AUTHORIZED
Construction of a. new $16,620
store and office at Thomas Kay
Woolen Mills, 260 S. 12th st, was
authorized Wednesday by the ty
engineer's office. A building per
mit also was issued to R. G.
Hirsch for construction of a $1,000
garage at 310 S. 24th st !
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Announcing the return of Dr.
Moran. In office during regular
office hours. i '
Berry hallocks, $5.50 thous. 3025
Garden Rd. Ebners Park'n Mar
ket ':--'. . ;
Road oiling ph. 2-4151 eves. 3-5769
STATE RESOURCES TOPIC i
W. M. (Jack) Bartlctt state di
rector of aeronautics, will speak
to Salem Retail Credit association
at the Friday noon luncheon in- the
Golden Pheasant, on "The Poten
tial of the Resources of the State
of Oregon." j ,
Jeanne Michaud formerly Vanity
Box at Larsens Beauty Studio. Ph.
35033. ;
Gooseberry cleaner available for
canning gooseberries. - Blunder's
Kanning Kitchen, 1305 S. 13ttf,
Ph. 33582, if no answer 27036.
Johns - Manvilie shingles applied
by MathJs Bros.. 104 S. ' Com'
Fret estimates Ph 34642. T
LISTS STORE NAME
ij. L. Hardy, 1785 Norway st.
Wednesday filed the business name
Lyn-Lee for a women s apparel
tore at 149 N. High st It was
filed with the" Marion county
clerk.
Hearing aid batteries all makes,
also exce. recond, hearing aids,
guaranteed 935 and up: Beltone
Hearing Service, 228 Oregon Bldg.
Rummage sale Thurs. 9 a.m. 434
Union. .
Rummage sale by Neighbors of
Woodcraft Sat. June 10 from 0 tn
0, 339 Court. - ;
ARRIVES IN JAPAN
' Set. Miles Coleman Miller, son
of Marion Miller of, Salem,. has
arrived at Camp Chitose, Japan,
according to word received here.
He will be stationed "there for 30
months.
Landscaping and designing.. No job
ft a large or too small. F. A. Doer-
4.r and Sons Nursery, 150 N. Lan
caster Dr. at 4 Corners. P. 2-1322,
Rummage sale, Jason Lee Church.
N. Winter St Jefferson. 1 Thursday
and Friday. , , ; .
TRADE NAME FILED '
Th trnri nam Anita Vmrkr
was filed with the Marion county
clerk Wednesday by Charles G.
Colby. Business is in, Salem. V
ART GROUP MEETS
Alberta Bowder will lead a
sketching session of the Creative
art group of Salem. Art association
Friday night at 7:30 o'clock at the
art studios, 193 N. Commercial st.
MAAS GETS PROBATION
Melvin Keith Maas, 19, of 3835
Midway dr., Wednesday was plac
ed on probation for three years
after pleading guilty to a larceny
charge in Marion county district
court ,' "V - " " .- -
Rummage sale. Sons Of Union Vet
erans Aux. June 9, 339 Court.
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Maxine Dunlap, formerly of The
Lipstick Beauty Salon,, will wel
come her friends and patrons at
The Vanity Box. .?
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 3-7694. 153 N. High St
Public
Records
CIRCUIT COURT
Dorothy Mae Wililams vs-Ray-mnnd
Williams: Defendant ; files
cross-complaint seeking divorce.
Carl A. Jackman vs Clarence
R. Shrock and Theodore M.
Starck: Complaint seeks $1,120
for injury and damage to car al
legedly resulting from car-motorcycle
collision April 21, 1950, on
Lana avenue.
W. B. Hastie vs Lewis and Jes
sie Smith: Complaint seeks resti
tution of property and $135 al
legedly due for rent
Irma Hylton Valleroy vs Ellis
Valleroy: Suit dismissed on mo
tion of plaintiff:
Ellis Valeroy vs Irma Hylton
Valleroy: Complaint charging
cruel and inhuman treatment
seeks divorce, restoration of mai
den name of Irma Hylton Gra
ham. Kenneth W. and Gloria L. Ah
rendt vs Mrs. Florene Thome and
others: Complaint requests that
defendant Florene Thorne be re
quired to pay $5,413 allegedly due
on real property and that all de
fendants be directed to vacate
premises.
Dorothy Elizabeth Gudgel vs
Eddie Gudgel: Plaintiff granted
divorce, restoration of maiden
name of Dorothy Elizabeth Cooper..
Hilda C. Unruh vs James Un
ruh: Complaint charging cruel
and inhuman treatment seeks di
vorce. Married at Seatle, Wash.,
Oct 15. 1942.
John James Dann vs Charlotte
V. Dann: Order frees plaintiff
from payment of $60 monthly
SUDDOrt.
Robert E. Siewert vs Fred Shay
and William F. Matms: Com
plaint seeks $5,000 damages and
order enjoining defendants from
operating ice business in Salem,
alleges violation of agreement
State vs Melvin Keith Maas
Charged with larceny, pleaded
guilty, placed on probation for
three years. i
DISTRICT COURT
Henry William Hoffman. Eu
gene, pleaded guilty to charge of
driving while intoxicated, receiv
ed 30-day suspended jail sentence,
nnea and costs, placed on
probation for one year.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Thomas Nicholi Mommsen. Ta-
coma, Wash., charged with ob
taining money by false pretenses,
held in lieu of $1,000 bait
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS j
er. Brooks, and Lorene Boedig
helmer, 18, clerk-typist 2718
Brooks st., Salem.
Thomas D. Girard. 21. telephone
employe. Independence, and Char
lene Meier, 22, teacher, 1935 S.
iztn st., saiem. -
Charles F. Erwert 20. farmer.
Wpodburn route 2," and Vivian R.
Vreeland, 19, secretary, Mt Angel.
Clifford Kleman. i 21. farmer.
Salem, route 2, and Beverly John
ston, 18, of 691 N. Church st., Sa
lem. "
PROBATE COURT
Fred C. Krueeer estate: F. N.
Burch anointed ariministratri-r
Glenn Briedwell appointed ap
praiser. ;
Katharine- Biggs McKinney:
Earl L. Fisher, Leo G. Page and
Koy xseison appointed appraisers.
Dolores Irene Ross estate: Final
order closes estate.
Births
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BUTTS To Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Butts, Aumsville, a
daughter, Wednesday, June 7, at
Balcm Memorial hospital.
DERGE To Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Derge, 1660 S. U3th it, a
son, Wednesday, June 7, at Salem
Memorial hospitat '
HOFFMAN To Mr. and Mrs.
George R. Hoffman, 475 Canda
laria blvd- a daughter, Wednes
day, June 7, at Salem Memorial
hospital.
POET To Mr. and 'Mrs.
Richard E. Poet 1032 Oak st, a
daughter, Wednesday, June 7, .at
Salem General hospitaL ' -
GOCLEYi To Mr. and Mrs.
Romeo W. Gouley, Brooks, a son,
Wednesday, . June 7, at Salem
General hospital. , .
COON To Mr. and Mrs
James Coon, Independence, a
daughter, Wednesday, June 7, at
baiem General hospital.
MATHER To Mr. and Mrs.
George K. Mather, Salem route 4,
a son, Wednesday, June 7, at Sa
lem General hospital. , ....
PAYSEXO To Ma and Mrs.
James D. Payseno, Detroit a son,
Wednesday, June 7, at Salem Gen
eral hospitaL
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City Manager J. L. Franzen receives a certificate of merit presented to the city of Salem by Gen. C. B.
Gates, commandant of the U.S. marine corps, for city cooperation in allowing employes to attend marine
corps reserve training sessions. Presenting the award Is Capt William E. Ryan, and Srt C. F. Domor-
alla, both of the Salem USMC reserve training center. The certificate states "appreciation of contri
butions to the national defense In granting leave to employes to attend active duty training. Others In
Salem receiving awards are the district attorney's oirice, Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Co., Bishop's
Clothing store, Curry and Kropp Insurance Co and Hicks Sundry Co.; and Raymond C. Equall Co
Woodburn. Letters of appreciation went to Safeway stores, Salem; and F. P. Ellis Co Independence.
(Statesman pnoioj.
Festival Preparation Nearly
Completed; Selected Events Set
Preparations for Salem's fourth post-war Cherryland festival are
nearing a climax this week, with the new-type program of the annual
event set for next week, Thursday through Saturday, June 15-17.
More emphasis on fewer events is the keynote this year of plan
ning under Sidney L. Stevens, festival association president The pro
gram will include a queen's ball and two other dances, carnival, a
community wide jpageant oi nog
ress each night, children's and
grand parades, drill teanir contest
dance revue and carnival;
Prime feature of the 1950 show
is the pageant an outgrowth of the
Salen Centennial pageant of 10
years ago. Though professionally
directed and produced, it will have
all local talent. More than 2,000
persons from numerous Salem or
ganizations of all typesiare re
hearsing for the episodes of the
area's history and development It
will be presented at the state
fairgrounds grandstand three
nights. '
First festival event will be the
public queen's ball Wednesday
night at Glenwood ballroom. There
will be street dancing each night
at Marion square.
The Paul Armstrong dance "re
vuette" will be given at 8 p.m.
Thursday and Friday, prior to the
pageant Coronation of Queen Nan
cy Miller of Salem will be at 8:25
p.m. Thursday. Both events will be
at the fairgrounds.
A carnival is to be at Marion
square -all during the festival.
Fifteen From
Area to Join
Naval Cruise
Fifteen Salem area men will be
among 333 naval reserve trainees
who will embark June 17 from Se
attle aboard two destroyer-escorts
on a 28-day training cruise to Aca
pulco, Mexico.
The cruise will be the longest
in point of time since World War
II. Trainees, representing 22 north
west cities, will be granted liberty
to San Francisco, Santa Catalina
island, San Diego and Acapulco.
Salem men scheduled to partic
ipate in the cruise include Perry
E. Bartlemay, Gordon Byron Ben
nett William Lewis Cracrof f, Har
man James Ducan, Billy L. Foster.
Glenn Allen Griffin, Robert Lee
Kirk, Edward Thomas, Patrick
James Lofting, Charles Everette
Miller, Donald H. Plummer, Fred
Carl Schoff e. Lloyd Pearl Sheldon,
Floyd Dan Thompson and Leonard
La Vera Yarnell.
PROGRAM FOR 1950
CHERRYLAND FESTIVAL
Wednesday, June 14
Queen. BaU, Glenwood Ball
room. Thursday, June 15
8 p.m. Armstrong ' dance
"Revuette.
8:25 p.m. Coronation Cere
mony. Pageant of Progress Immedi
ately follows coronation.
Friday, June 16
10 ajiu Children's parade.
t p.m. "Revuette."
8:25 p.m. Presentation of
queen and court
Pageant of Progress.
Festival Dance, Crystal
Gardens.
Saturday, June 17
10 joh. Grand parade.
1:30 p.m. State-wide drill
team contest for Douglas
MeKay trophy.
- t pjOv Presentation of drill
team contest awards.
t:25 p.m. Presentation of
tueen and court
Pageant of Progress.
Moore Files
For School
Board Post
M. E. fGusV Moore. KaTem
YMCA general secretary. Wed
nesday filed candidacy papers for
a position on the Salem school
Doara.
A director will be elected June
19; for the post now held by Ed
ward Majek. Tomorrow is the
deadline for filing and only Moore
has filed. Majek said Wednesday
nignt ne had not decided defi
hitely whether to run.
Moore lives in Kingwood
Heights, has two children and is
president of the West Salem PTA.
He has3, been general secretary of
the local YM about two years.
Previously he was YM boys' work
secretary here, leaving to accept
a post with the Long Beach,
Calif., YM. He is a Willamette
university graduate.
Check Counts
Thomas Nicholi Mommsen, Ta
coma, Wash, a former state hos
pital employe in Salem, has ad
mitted to - a city detective here
that he passed two bad checks rec
ently in Salem and, .seven others
in Tacoma. ; - - v
' Mommsen was arrested Tuesday
after . a two-day Investigation.
Police held a warrant to arrest
another man who, it turned out
was not . even in Oregon at the
time the checks, which bore his
name, were cashed. A tip' from
thjs man, however, aided 'the de
tective in tracking down .Momm
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Mommsen has signed statements
admitting cashing $15" checks at
the Salem Smoke shop, and at the
Allen Hardware company, both on
May 24. ; ;i
Federal bureau of Investigation
agents told city police Wednesday
that Mommsen also is wanted In
Seattle for questioning in connec
tion with some bad checks.
Mommsen is scheduled to appear
today in Marion county district
court He was being held Wed'
nesday night on $1,000 ball.
Pistol Shots
Foil Burglary
Two pistol shots fired by R. G.
Palton, 1080 N. 13th st, apparently
foiled an attempted burglary of
his residence Tuesday, night
Patton.told city police officers!
1 1 1-1 A l- t
ue saw a ileum rcaciuiiK uuuu&ji
his bedroom window and that he
fired a .22 revolver twice through
the open window. The intruder's
footsteps were heard as he ran
from the area of the homo.
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We also wash, re tape, paint and
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Wo Give SAH Green Stamps
ELIIEB-
UJ5. dairy herd improvement
associations cover more than, a
million cows.
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Only McKay 3Iay Order
Flood-Area Evacuations
The governor H authorized to
order persons in flood-threatened
areas to move out, Attorney Gen
eral George Neuner ruled Wednesday.
Neuner added, however, that
sheriffs, police and other officers
of local governments do not have
authority to order such evacuations.
The opinion was requested by
the Oregon State Civil Defense
agency.
Interesting
Announcement!
To all visitors to North Lincoln County.
Jean B. and Myrtle E. Hom announce) the opening on
Saturday. Juno 10th, oi THE "BEST BAKE SHOP oa the
hiahwarr In TafL Oregon.
A full line of fresh baked foods of highest quality will
be baked daily. Our well known home made candies also
made on the premises. -
For a real treat on your beach trips try our DOUGH
NUTS. CAKES. COOKIES, BUNS. ROLLS AND PIES.
We Invite You to Visit
THE "BEST" BAKE SHOP
and watch delicious baked foods being made and baked.
All baking done la full Tiew.
Free Samples All Day Saturday, June 10th
And Sunday, June 11th.
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I The trousers are cut
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Tailored of smooth, Textron rayon
or Sanforized cotton.
In clear, solid colors
. or clean-cut prints .
designed for masculine tastes.
Sizes A to D. From :
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