Tanlz Fires on Enemy-Held Village
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LICENSE PROTESTED
Application of Mrs, Bernice
Ransdell, Salem route 2, for a beer
permit at Clear Lake was. tabled
by Marion county court Saturday.
The court received a petition
signed by 3? residents requesting
that no beer license be issued in
the community. ?
ICE Pick up your Ice and save.
Block, Crushed, Ice Cream Salt.
24 nr. service. Capital Ice. and
Cold Storage Co, Church it Trade
Sts. . r- -
Air - Steamship tickets anywhere
Kugel, 3-7694. 153 N. High St.
Fresh killed' Turkeys to bake or
fry. 49c. C. S. Orwig Market,
4375 Silverton RdLPh. 2-6128.
COL. BEKGER TALKS
OoL Armin Berger, commanding
officer of Salem's new Oregon na
tional guard, reserve -group, will
outline the guard reserve program
at the Monday night meeting of
American Legion, Capital post 9.
The meeting will begin at 8 o'clock
at Legion halL , k
Wanted dishwasher at Gold Arrow,
1590 Fairgrounds Rd.
Experienced cook and housekeeper
for 2 adults, no washing pr ironing.
Modern conveniences. Prefer driv
ing experience. Under 45. Refer
ences. Call 2-3487. -.-'-,..
. Can your own fruits and vegeta
bles at the new community can
nery. So. Com! Kearney sts. Ph.
2-4008. . . .
THEFT OF CASH REPORTED
Larceny of about $30 in cash
from the "Valley Motor company
office, 375 Center st was report
ed Saturday to Salem police offi
cers. The theft was discovered Sat
urday morning. A back door to the
establishment was open when
workers arrived at 7 ajn.
Landscaping and designing. No job
too large or too smalL F. A. Doer-
zler and Sons Nursery, 150 N. Lan
caster Dr. at 4 Corners. P. 2-1322.
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Bean pickers wanted. New improv
ed 6 inch beans. 3rd picking. -2c
lb. mile north of - Crawford
schooL 1st house on left, V. E.
Hansen, Rt 1, Box 119, Turner,
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Spencer eorseUere. Fit guaranteed
Ph 35072 ' ,
VISITED BT RELATIVES
Guests during the past week of
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Gilchrist, 175
South - View . pL, have ,.been 1 Mrs.
Gilchrist's cousins,' Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence- Rounds of Syracuse, N,
Yn and John Phillips of Brewster,
N. Y. Mrs. Gilchrist had not seen
them since 1917. v ' i
Valley Oil Cov Standard Heating
Oils, announces new locations
South 14th & Hoyt sts., North
Market Broadway (Chevron Sta
The same ph. 2-3633. . ;
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. .
We h&ve available garden fresh
green beans and Elberta freestone
peaches. Community Canner. rh.
t-4008. ' -
Spike Jones Sept. 11th- - , .
JUVENILES CAUGHT
two young-dots who brotce a
window at Berg's market, 1177
Center st- Saturday were appre
hended by Salem police ; officers
who were called by store person
nel. They were turned over to
Juvenile authorities. . ,
Pay your fuel oil bill in easy
monthly . payments. Ask , about
our plan & service. Call Tweedie
TSipt Oil 2-4151
Johns -Manville shingles applied
by Mathis Bros- 164 C ComT.
Free estimates. Ph. 3-4642.
Want steady baby sitter. South end
nf tmm nh 2-5 44 . : A ,
MRS. ADAMS BACK w
Mrs. Earl Adams, wife of the
Salem district constable, and Mrs.
Blanche Barker of Klamath Falls,
have returned from a three-weeks
visit to Detroit, Mich. t
Dr. Leslie J. Carson, optometrist.
Vision specialist & preventive care
for school age children. 1991 Fair'
grounds Rd. Ph. 2-4074. . y '
Dr.- R. Pinson, ' Chiropodist, foot
oar. On?nn Rider. Phone 20704.
Tyler Stone to
Head Drapery
Dep
artment
Opening of a new drapery de
partment under the supervision of
F. Tyler Stone has been announc
ed by Reinholdt and Lewis of Sa
lem.
Stone,-- formerly with interior
decorating departments of large
Portland stores, was ' connected
with vocational education and Sa
lem public school's adult education
department before, taking the new
post with the firm.
. Reinholdt and Lewis announces
availability of a number of -na
tionally advertised lines in the new
drapery department -
Addition of a new line of frame-
less aluminum window screens to
the lists of Venetian blinds and
window shades is also announced
by the company. v -
Birth
INMAN To Mr. and Mrs,
Floyd Inman. Corvallis. a daugh
ter, Saturday, August 19, at Salem
Memorial hospital. - - r.
TVHELAN ! To Mr. and Mrs.
James Whelan. Salem route 2,
son, Saturday, August 19, at Sa
lem Memorial hospital. -
KOENIG To Mr. and Mrs.
William Koenig, Gervais, a daugh
ter,' Saturday, August 19, at Sa
lem Memorial hospital.
STULL - To-" Mr. and Mrs.
Leon W. Stull, 535 Shipping st,
a son, Saturday, August 19, at Sa
lem General hospital.
BOND To Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Bond, Salem route 8. a son, Sat
urday, August 19, at Salem Gen
eral hospital. ; v
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SOUTH KOREA, Aug. 19 Smoke rises from a hillside hit as a tank fires aa enemy-held village
. somewhere an Ue Korean front. IU.S. Araj hmm via Ar wirepnoio lo me statesman.)
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Records
MUNICT L COURT
Richard W. Sea idling, 584 N.
21st st, cited - appear in court
A: just 21. to plead to reckless
driving charge. ,
CIRCUIT COUTT
Ervin Baurer vs Walda Baurer:
Complaint charging cruel and in
human treatment seeks divorce,
custody of two minor children.
Married July 30, 1948.
R. C Glover and others as
trustees of Sarah E. .Carrier es
tate vs Orec i annual 'conference
board I education of the Metho
dist church and others: Decree
approves final report of trustees,
authorizes distribution of $80,000
each to the board of foreign mis
sions; of the Methodist church,
Firrt Methodist church pt Salem,
Salem YMCA and Salem ,YWCA.
PROBATE COURT
Clara Pearce Smith estate: Sale
of personal property authorized.
George G. Miller estate: Estate
appraised at $5,325." ' -
DISTRICT COURT :
.John Henry Ballard, Portland,
charged with : driving while in
toxicated; pleaded innocent tr?J
set for August 24, held in lieu of
$350 baiL
Donnie Bouge, '115 .Manning
st, charged with, obtaining money
by false pretenses; bound over to
grand jury, held in lieu of $1,000
bail. . - is . .. -
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS ;
Ulysses S. Scott, " 35, welder,
Portland,: and Ruby Massey, 25,
waitress, Seattle, .Wash. . .
Paul E. Hedeen, jr, 28, state
employe. 700 S. Church st, Salem,
ax.d Sylvia G. Wilde, 25, teacher,
Salem route 9, box 110.
Dan Marcy, 22, student 1089
Cascade dr., and Joyce Wood, 17,
student, 434 S. 16th st, both of
Salem.
, Jake Francis Triplett 19. la
borer, and Rosabelle lone Milburn,
19, both of Aurora.
: Edward Goodard, 61, sawyer,
and Belle Stafford, 45, waitress,
both of Valley Junction.
Robert M. Youngs, 20, state
highway - worker, West Stayton,
and Rosalie Mack, 19,' waitress,
639 Center st, Salem.
Elmer John Hiebert, 25, student
Dallas, and Jean Hatfield, 22, stu
dent, 3435 Center st, Salem. -
. Cubans fire shells and rockets
on their independence night, May
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Japan Backs
Korean Policy
TOKYO, Saturday, Aug. 19 -flP)
The Japanese government today
aligned itself with the United Na
tions' effort in Korea and the
western democracies in the world
Ideological struggle.
The government issued a 3.800-
word "white paper" on the Korea
conflict
"To cooperate with the democ
racies and assist in strengthening
tneir unity should be considered
as nothing leu than a measure for
our own self defense," the paper
siaiea. .. :
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ernment statement of policy. -
Involve 3 Cars
and Car
A train-auto collision and an
accident involving three cars were
investigated early Saturday morn
ing by Salem police officers. There
were no injuries. v .
About 2 ajxu- an auto driven by
Russell Edgar Jacobson, 690 -Mor
gan st, -collided with a moving
Southern Pacific freight train at
North Liberty and Union streets.
Police said the auto, southbound
on Liberty street, struck, the train
broadside. The car -was towed
away.--- .f-
.About 3:15 ajn. an auto operated
by Wallace Milton Young, 940 Mill
st, struck the rear end of a parked
car in the 900 block on South 12th
street The parked vehicle, owned
by Thomas Rasler, 945-S; 12th st.
was Jammed ahead, in to another
parked car owned by Joseph J.
Ligatich, Portland. -
Officers said the Rasler auto
was badly damaged, both front
and back, while the Young car's
grill, radiator and headlights were
smashed. The rear of the Liga
tich vehicle was dented.
Continue Rise
Oregon's mid - August traffic
death toll has surpassed the num
ber recorded at the same time last
month. Secretary of State Earl T.
Newbry reported here Friday. .
July deaths reached 53 which
August accidents thus far have
claimed 18 lives as against 10 ia
mid-July. Fourteen were killed in
smash -ups on rural roadways.
Newbry said the 1950 toll to
date is 212 dead, exceeding last
year at this time by 47. - '
' . Asbestos in its normal state wCl
float on water.'
Distribution of
Sarah Carrier
Estate Authorized
Distribution of $320,000 to four
religious and charitable institu
tions was authorized Saturday in
Marion county circuit court
The court decree approved the
final report of trustees of the
Sarah Carrier estate. A small
residue of the estate's funds was
ordered held for expenses that
may yet accrue.
The ' order directed distribution
of $80,000 to each of the follow
ing: Salem YWCA, Salem YMCA,
First Methodist church of Salem,
and the board of foreign missions
of the Methodist church. The Sa
lem institutions will use their
shares for building or remodeling
projects already announced.
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