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AUTO STOLEN IN SALEM ,
Roger Berryhill, 1550 S. Liberty
" at, reported to Salem police of
ficers Saturday that his grey 1935
Ford sedan, license number 62-527,
. was stolen Friday. The auto was
'- parked in the 1000 block on South,
I Commercial street.
V i -" Spencer corseuere. Fit guaranteed
Ph. 35072. .
Road oiling ph. 2-4151 eves. 3-5769
VETERANS' MEET SET ,
. Memorial chapter, . World War
II unit of Disabled American Vet
erans, will meet at Mayflower hall
Wednesday at 8 pjn. Keith Harris,
commander, said the charter is
still often for membership of eli
gible veterans. U
Can your own fruits and vegeta
bles at the new community can
nery. So. Com'l Keamey sts. Ph.
2-4003. !- . v
Johns - Man vine mingles applied
by Mathis Bros., 164 S Coml
Free estimates Pb 34641
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends
and relatives for their kindnesses,
messages of sympathy and beau
tiful floral offerings . at the time
f our late bereavement.
Mrs. L. L. Thornton
Rev. Leo Thornton
1 and family.
SAILORS VISIT GREECE
Two Salem area men who' re
cently visited Athens, Greece, af
ter fleet maneuvers were William
L. Lusthoff, interior communica-ti-TS
electrician 1c, Salem route
9, box 254, and Donald Thomas
Hostetler, seaman, son of Mr. and
Mrs- Amos Forrest Hostetler, Leb
We have available garden fresh
green beans and Elberta freestone
peaches. Community Canner. Ph.
2-4008. ;
Valley Oil Co.. Standard Heating
Oils, announces new locations:
South 14th & Hoyt sts, North-
Market Broadway (Chevron Sta.,
The same ph. 2-3633. ,
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A few good bargains left in our
final clearance sale. Sizes 9-44.
Lormon's, 1109 Edgewater, W.
Salem. u
TOWNSEND MEET MONDAY
Central Townsend club 6 will
meet Monday evening at 259 Court
sL for business and an open forum.
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.
Furniture for sale. 25597.
Spike Jones Sept. 11th-
Dr. R. Pinson, Chiropodist, foot
care, Oregon Bldg. Phone 20704.
Sunday . dinner of Old fashioned
Chicken and dumplings at Cher-
ry's Plantation; Corner Ewald ? &
S. 99 E. . ;
Wanted Cap & Ball Colt Pistols by
private collector for small museum.
Write Box 950 co Statesman.
LICENSED TO WED
Chauncy Adair , Lockwood, 56,
of Salem, and Jennie Mae Lax-
ton, 47, of Portland, were issued
a marriage license Saturday in
Tacoma.
Air - Steamship ficketsJ anywhere.
KugeL 3-7694. 153 N. High St.
Dr. Leslie J. Carson, optometrist,
vision specialist & preventive care
for school age chilJ-en. 1991 Fair
grounds Kd. rtx. 2-4074.
insist on, and enjoy Better Cabi
net work by the Beavercraft Cab
inet & Fixture Shop, 775 N. Lan
caster Drive, phone 3-9414. It
costs no more
Treat the family to home made ice
cream & cake Sun- Aug. 13 from
2 to .5 p.m. Served by Salem's
Optimist Club and Opti-Mrs. on
lawn back of Leslie M.E. Church
on, S. Coml.
Experienced beauty operator
wantpd. rviT 943 statptman
Alaska Ten Day Cruise
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Aug. 21-31-SepL 11. Including AIR from Solent $217.55
- 1400 miles Queen Charlotte Island Cruisa $142.10
THERE ARE NO RESTRICTIONS FOR AIR or STEAMSHIP
TRAVEL ANYWHERE
West Coast Ports to HAWAII by AIR $331.20 inc. tax. CHRIST
MAS CRUISE. 12 days, 3 in HONOLULU, from Los A. return
U San F. All-Expense Moana Hotel S318.00. Christmas and New
Tears en Shipboard. Delightful FALL TOUR to EUROPE, 49
days, 4 countries, Tourist Class French Line only $946.00.
Salem Travel Agency
1S3 N. High Street opposite Court House
HOLY YEAR PILGRIMAGE, BISHOP CONNOLLY of SEAT
TLE, Leader. 42 days, from New York to Ireland. England.
France and Italy, Portugal by Ship, only $1252.00.
Birth
POWERS To Mr. and Mrs.
N. S. Powers, 1950 N. Capitol St.,
a son, Saturday, August It, at Sa
lem General hospital. -
BURCH To Mr. and Mrs.
Darrel Burch, Independence, a
daughter, Saturday, August 12, at
Salem General hospital.
BUTLER To Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin W. Butler, 5025 Joan dr.,
a son, - Saturday, August 12, at
Salem General hospital.
HAMBY To Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Hamby, 3835 Monroe st., a
daughter, Saturday, August 12, at
Salem General hospital.
DARBY To Mr. and Mrs.
Barry Darby, Stayton, a son, Sat
urday, August 12, at Salem Me
morial hospital.
STEIN ER To Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Steiner, Portland, a daughter,
Friday, August 11, at Salem Me
morial hospital.
FRESQUEZ To Mr. and Mrs.
Gilbert Fresquez, Stayton, a son,
Friday, August 11, at Salem Me
morial hospital.
"SHOP Awhere you can SHOP'
in downtown Salem at
Buy TIME on TIME'
Yes, you may open an account at
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State Forest
Lands Curbed
Timber trespasses on state for
est lands, following vigorous field
inspections and checks of the for
estry department's 250 active tim
ber operations, have been liqui
dated satisfactorily with the ex
ception of three pending cases in
northwest Oregon which are now
being processed. State . .Forester
George Spaur announced Satur
day.
"Out of some 250 active timber
sales we have had only 19 tres
passes during the past two years,"
Spaur said. Most of these, Spaus
averred, affected only small vol
umes of , timber with several of the
trespasses involving only six or
eight scattered trees.
More than 99 per cent of the
operators, Spaur said, are respon
sible and have leaned over back
ward in cooperating in forest fire
protection and forest conservation
act compliances.
Price Spiral Blamed
v Spaur blamed the "fantastic"
spiral of stumpage prices as re
sponsible for the ( trespass cases
occurring on state forest lands. He
said no losses of county or state
revenue resulted, as trespass cas
es were settled by a payment of
double stumpage penalties by the
operator. Spaur added, however,
that the high stumpage prices in
creased the local counties' receipts
from the sale of the salvage tim
ber of state forest lands. He also
stressed the importance of clean
ing up the burned and cut- over
state forests which is now possible
with higher prices and increased
utilization of heretofore discarded
parts of the tree. :
The forester said the. forestry
headquarters at . Forest Grove
handles all timber sales in the
northwest area, including the Til
lamook bum, while the remainder
of the 657,000 acres of forest lands
are administered from the Salem
office. A total of 11 timber sale
foresters, not including the field
inspectors and wardens who also
check on state forest lands, have
been assigned to this work.
Next Auction at Salem
Spaur reported that the next
large timber salelay the state
would be by oral auction at Salem
on September 11, covering 31,000,
000 board feet of timber located in
eastern Marion county.
The timber has been broken
down to species with minimum
prices as follows:
21,500,000 Yellow Fir at $20 per
thousand board feet, 8,400,000
Hemlock at $3 per 1000 board feet,
100,000 Noble Fir at $8 per 1000
board feet, 200,000 White Pine, at
$8 per 1000 board feet and 100,000
Red Cedar at $3 per 1000 board
feet
The department also announced
it would hold an oral auction Aug
ust 18 at Veneta to'seU 2,883,000
feet of timber in Lane county.
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Carol Bailey15-year-old girl who
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Girl Missing
From Silverton
Found at Bend
Carol Bailey, 15 - year - old girl,
who had been reported missing
since Tuesday from Silverton, was
located Saturday afternoon by
state police officers in Bend.
Details of the girl's whereabouts
during the past four days were
not known here Saturday. The
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
H. Bailey of Anacortes, Wash., she
was visiting a sister, Mrs. Albert
Edwards, in Silverton when she
disappeared.
Mrs. Edwards reported to police
officers that the girl had left Sil
verton by bus Tuesday, apparently
bound for Mt. AngeL She did not
go to Mt. Angel but visited in Sa
lem, contacting Catholic Charities
here, and , then was not heard
from until Saturday.
Police said Edwards would go
to Bend Saturday night to pick
up the girt. '
Statesman News Service ,
JEFFERSON, Aug. 12 Mrs.
Mamie Waterman Fontaine, a na
tive of Oreeon who resided most of
her life either in Salem or Jef
ferson, died at her home here to
day. : She was 65.
' Born Mamie Waterman, Sept. 3,
1884, in Grant county, she was the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Waterman, pioneer Oregon resi
dents. She was married in 1904
to Joseph G. Fontaine, who oper
ated a mercantile business in Jef
ferson prior to his death May 15,
1942. He also was associated with
the W, G. Rigdon mortuary of Sa
lem at one time.
. Survivors include - two Hiaugh
terSi Marjorie Elizabeth Fontaine,
Jefferson, and Mrs. Alex H. Atter-
bury. Eugene; a sister, Mrs. Vin
cent Boardman, Sacramento, Cal
if.; and three brothers, Will Wa
terman, Grants Pass: Everett Wa
terman Antone; and Virgil Wa
terman, Welches.
Funeral services will be 'held
at 3 p.m. Tuesday from the W. T.
Rigdon chapel in Salem with en
tombment in Mt. Crest Abbey
mausoleum.
CHECKUP FOR SENATOR
WASHINGTON, Aug. 12 - UP)
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg
entered Georgetown hospital to
day for a routine checkup. An aide
to the Michigan republican said
the senator is expected to leave
the hospital tomorrow.
H. T. LOVE
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State Tabulates
Questionnaires -y
On Pay Scales
The state civil service commis
sion announced Saturday it is tab
ulating returns on questionnaires
recently sent to private employers
throughout the state to determine
comparative wages of the state
and private Industry.
These returns to data represent
100,000 employes.
It waa indicated that returns
from the questionnaires would b
used in considering any salary ad
justments for state workers at tha
1951 legislature.
The state budget director has in
formed Oregon State Employes
association officials that although
budgetary provisions for salaries
are being kept at a minimum there
will be funds available for regu
lar merit increases during the next
biennium. .
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