I J I (DuiLy KTgvo DpugUd 4 PAINT FILM SLATED A movie on scientific aspects cf paint will be shown at the Sa lem ' Optimist club luncheon Thursday noon in the Senator hotel by Ben Marquis, Fuller Paint company store manager in Salem. Robert Ladd is to outline . plans for a . club booth et the state; fair. . v ' . ;,)'",'-' -. '.- : Experienced cook and housekeeper for 2 adults, no washing or ironing. Modern conveniences. Prefer driv ing experience. "Under "45. Refer ences. Call 2-3487. Spike Jones Sept. 11th- ; ILL SAILOR TO SEATTLE AM 2c Glen Hayward of the active duty crew at Salem naval air facility was flown to Sand Point naval air station, . Seattle, Monday to undergo treatment for Infection. : ICE Pick up your Ice and save. Block, Crushed. Ice Cream Salt 24 hr. service. Capital Ice and Cold Storage Co, Church & Trade . Sts. 7 COMPANY INCORPORATED . Articles of incorporation for Rak and Roberts Lumber com pany, Aumsville, were filed Tues day with Marion county clerk, in corporators are Walter ; L. and Mabel W. Rak and W. J.- and Bernice Roberts, all of Aumsville. 'Capital stock totals $10,000 in 100 shares. V: :- . Johns - Man vine shingles applied by Mathis Eros., 164 C. ConVL : Free estimates. Ph. 3-4642. BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED A building permit for a new 14.000 home at 190 N. 21st st- was Issued to James L. Edwards Tuesday by the city engineer's office. Another permit was issued to E. C. Stewart tor alterations totaling $2,000 on, a house at 163 benate su t-. - Fresh killed turkeys to bake or fry. 49c lb. Also baby beef for your locker, 49c lb. C S. Orwig, 4375 Silverton RtL, Ph. 2-6128. Lost: Black & White World bike, anyone finding please call Willis Holscher, 3-7921, 1270 Nebraska. VISIT FROM NEW MEXICO s. Mr. and Mrs. Harold W. Reid are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Reid of Salem. The younger Reid is a security officer at the Los Alamos, N. M- atomic energy testing grounds. ; Pay your fuel oil bill in easy monthly . payments. Ask about our plan & service. Call Tweedie Fuel OU 2-4151. ; GEM CUTTERS TO MEET Willamette Gem Cutters will have an open meeting Friday at 8 pjn. in . Salem ; Memorial hos pital chapel. Jerry Farrar will talk about his recent trip to the southwest and show speciments collected. . STATE JOB TESTS SEX Examinations for employment as engineering aide I, field audi tor I and retail store, clerk with state departments have , been an nounced by the state civil ser vice commission.' The latter posi tion is with. the Salem state liquor I since the outbreak of the Korean I Friday, the YM la to open tbids I group of planes and performances siatea ior we two -nour snow, De fining at 1:30 p.m. V The features will include a mil itary display, - involving the air national . guard and navy airmen and others, sky writing, a glider, aerial car, Mooney-mite, - para chute jump and aerial acribatics. All planes will have a chance to store. Information is available from the- commmission in the state public service building or from . the state employment ser vice office. v . ; . . r,.. Drawing house plans. Ph. 3-9621. HUBBARD MARKET FILES Assumed business name of Riv- enes Hubbard market was Bled Tuesday with Marion county clerk by O. M. Rivenes, Hubbard. Spencer corsetlere. Fit guaranteed. Ph 35fl73 . MRS- NEED HAM ILL Mrs. Mabel Needham, Salem Chin Up Store selling out, Rum mage Sale Thurs. Fri. Sat, 1235 Ti. Church 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Bean pickers wanted. New improv ed 6 inch beans. 3rd picking. 2c ,1b. niile north of Crawford school. 1st house on left. V. E. Hansen, RL 1, Box 119, Turner, Ore. . . v." Birth FARMER r To Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Farmer, 1129 Broadway sL, a son, Tuesday, August 22, at Sa Jem General hospital. - LOSSNER To Mr. and Mrs . Chester1 Ar Lossner, Salem route 5, a daughter, Tuesday, August 22, at Salem General hospital. STEVENS To Mr. and Mrs. Al 'lan L. Stevens, 1162-N. 14th St., j sort, Tuerday, August 22, at Salem General hospital. DIXON To Mr." and Mrs. Her bert Dixon, Independence, a da'j"h- ter, Tuesday, Auwit 22, at Sa lem General hospital. - WALLACE To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace, Aumsville, a son, Tuesday, August 22, at Salem Me morial hospital. i Dentists Get ServiceCalls OCtorsiBuilding rianssiatea , . ManyTyp CO ForTalkToday of Aircraft Slated For Display at Sunday Air Show Hopes for snow arent part of the plans for Sunday's air show at McNary field, but the sponsoring Salem police aerial patrol does Whether plans for building ex- nanslon at Salem YMCA should Six Willamette valley physician I h. nut Iritn effect soon or again and a dentist were called to active I k riia-rai .will be ud for iis- expect to have a ski plana on the duty by. the army Tuesday in the russlrm this morning by a comi field. , , - -; : iirsv arau oi meaicai personnel i mjttee headed by R. L. Elxstrom. it's only one of a widely varied war. . , lfor nmfldil!ntf .ia meet fire rre- Physicians called are Cant, win-1 caution regulations. Held H. Needham, 895 N. Capitol The expansion "program would st Salem; Capt. John R. McNich-1 include a large wing onto North olas, former resident of Salem now I Cottage street- Several months uvmg m los Angeie ; capv or- ago the board decided not to en man I Dodds, 255 S. Church st, Iter into the project during 1950, SUverton; Maj. Donald lu searing, I but promised a later review of 500 s. cottage Monmoutn; Maj. i conditions. - ir.i- ra KLJ10 "bombs- at . dodging "' - " ' I ujr xrea Aniuucn, u no open. Dias I leep. oucxwwu iuuic . i ror installation or two lire eseanes. I t-u. -d 1 tt it .-n wuu ojrivester j. ones, i sevcru lue uuuis . auu uuicr re Bellvue st, Salem, was the only modeling. to be done immediate Willamette valley dentist included ly. The work is expected to cost in the drart. Anotner saiem orneer I several thousand dollars. ouicu is vapu nuuerk n . aiia han, 1390 Norway st, who will realtor, was reported Tuesday as serve asan administrative officer resting well" at the borne of t in the medical corps. friends, after suffering attack Saturday night 1 Insist on, and enjoy Better Cabi net work by the Beavercraft Cab inet it Fixture Shop, 775 N. Lan caster Drive, phone 3-9414. It costs no more. ' CHANGES JTKM NAME Change of assumed business name from M. J. Shower Motor company to Shower's Kaiser-Fraz- er, at Stayton, was filed Tuesday with the Marion county clerk by Martin J. Shower, Stayton route 1, box 163. Launderette complete washing & drying facilities. 1255 Ferry. WINS INSURANCE HONOR Word that he has successfully completed . a national insurance training course and qualified for two company conferences has been received by Earl A. Gooch of Salem, representative for Man ufacturer's Life company. Gooch is one of two Salem men to com plete the course. His production record earned him trips to a Sep- a heart I The men will report to Ft Lewis, Wash, for a physical checkup before being as signed to duty. Horse Show Judges Pickecl For Slate Fair Recall to Duty tests IFoii't Block GI Students Re-entrance Into the forces during the Korean will not block completion of vo cational training under the GI bill for veterans who have: started training but who would have been affected by the July 23, 1951, dead line t.to. 4W. v . I ioe veiera&ns administration vr.r.Vwr;: ::::rv-- said such veteraans will be allew- jtTC- :r;' ed to resume their training within miwwi 1 .-KI tA IV.. I. Tuesday by Leo G. Spitzbart, fair ' 'ZZZL'ZZZZ manager. be held for the sixth year, with a large gold trophy for the .winner. The other race slated is' among dusting planes. Time . trials - for both will be at 10 a.m. , The. morning will also include a 9-11 ajn. breakfast for visiting pilots, at the Golden Pheasant The air show is to benefit the patrol's purchase of an airoraft used in search and rescue work by members of the city police depart ment The public is to view the show armed I from the field's west side, down crisis Called by N Robert 5. McCray. manager of Minton Hickery farm of Borbour- ville, Ky, and noted horse breeder, will judge the' gaited classes at the show. The other Judge will be CoL F. W. Koester, U. S. Cavalry, re tired, of Fullerton, Calif, who will judge light classes, for the show as well as the fair competition. The horse show, under the di- release from active service.- Another exception to the dead line applies to teachers who are continuously employed and- who are taking summer courses, pro vided the study is commenced prior to the 1951 date. tember conference at Victoria, B rection of Harrison Cutler, will be Eleeordb Muskoka, Canada. ASTORIA FIRM FILES : ' J..W. Anderson and Son. Astor- i ia, is the assumed business name for a fruit buying and selling firm, filed Tuesday with Marion county clerk by J. W. and W.r . Anderson. 9, starting at 8 pjn. R.L.Gaither avy First member of Salem's naval aviation reserve unit received or ders Tuesday for active duty. He land, who is to report September 1 to San Dii go for assignment Gaither is the first of about 10 volunteers in the unit Jo be called. according to officials at the naval is Lt (jg) R. I Gaither of Port- air facility, where fliers from over the Willamette valley fly in an aviation volunteer unit, associated. A navy fighter pilot with con siderable carrier experience dur World War IL Gaither has been with the reserve unit since its for mation a year ago. He is married. Picker Demand Continued Five in Naval Despite Rain Reserve Called Three more Salem navr reserv ists received calls to active duty xuesaay, and two Dallas youth Rain or no rain, the bean and hop growers continue in desoer ate need for picking labor. This was the picture Tuesday as saiem employment oince man ager -William H. Baillie renewed .way l?. ?avy.tt and Salem Mayor Robert L. FJf- uniug iQuowrag enlistment. Istrom called on the Salem rwihlie . 'i rta 4ntv I..H. .Mm. . . inn i . : r ' w 1 I i J A Jr . 1 ror its neip. x-v xuuxitiY i nenrr ia renon io l tu;u . nnn i:n fdThursday for assigWent needed, 20 ". to the "mothball' fleet at Brem-1 nnl- . eriun; nut l-c liova i tlOCKett I "Tf rt - v . I aUDilmliy, i,"-.rm"i e you win be domg a nusim as at ruruaana. Ivaluahl corvin tn.Mir flnn a busy spot Tuesday, a six men tv .nfj Mn i . .! , . , UMV1 MUVU mi UUl ill' 7L -'r.K iof proo- dustry Is influenced directly or 5l5 PhstL.nenwhoha indirectly by agriculture.. It Is signed up Monday, been accepted part of our resonsibility to see Snrt WAV. fill VMA.M ....... .A C ... WU UiCU WOT LU LidlllthQt l.. r.Vi Vam. 4rMWA . - PROBATE COURT r Stanilaus Granackl estate: Or Apt mnfimn aalA nt ra1 nrnnartr - I . ... - George and Helen , Jacobson riatiilitv IniiirnnrA Kiilrl n i ni aneVilT ' AmIm 4 1aV I J guardian at her requests Not Required. State Fair cue E. jenson. estate: i Hearing ' on final account set for Septem-I The state of Oregon Is not re- ber 26. " Icniired to carry pubue liability in- Vlrgie V. Anderson estate: Hear-1 surance In connection with ooera- ing on final account set for Sep-ltion of the state fair. Attorney tember zo. General George Neuner reported jonn i. cnuetz estate: neanng i mesaay, on final account set for September The opinion was requested by Albert L. Collins estate: Order approves final account MARRIAGE LICENSE r APPLICATIONS Roy Benjamin BeuglL 21, truck driver, 879 N. Cottage st, and Lor raine Ella Noack, 19, clerk, 2204 Simpson st, both of Salem. HHa TriMnh Fnn,rt 99 wma Woodburn route 2, box 269, and Patricia Marie Ditter, 19, student. the state racing commission. South 25th street Salem Boy Scouts will be In charge of con cessions, as a benefit to them. Others participating in the event include the city police ' reserves handling -auto traffic, state board of aeronautics, Salem flying ser vices and . civil aeronautics u- thority. v- v ; Complete Job Urged for U.S. Thm Slerlegmcm, Salem. Orew WednesoTcry. Autus! ti, ZZ3 3 Oregon State Bar Elects Blaine McCbrd PORTLAND, Aug; 22 -)- The Oregon State Bar today announc ed the election of four new mem bers of the board of governors. Elected for three-year terms in a mail ballot, they are: s Blaine McCord, Woodburn city attorney, first district ' He was unopposed. , , , ' John Mohr, Hood River, second district He defeated Paul P. Far- rens, Klamath Falls, 87-67. ' Robert Leedy. a U. S. commis sioner, in Portland, third district He received 354 votes to. 252 lor Glen McCarty and 109 for Fran cis F. Yunker. Frank B- Reid, Eugene, fourth district He defeated William E. Walsh, Coos Bay, president of the state senate, 120 to 90. He suc ceeds William P. Riddlesbarger, Eugene, who retired. ENDS RENT CONTROLS ASTORIA, Aug. 22 (JPh An end to rent control in Astoria was voted by the city council here last night"'' The "utter necessity' of a posi tive, imaginative program of de mocracy, so the rest of the world will know "whether we're coming or oing". was declared before Salem ' Kiwanis club Tuesday by Ralph Nohlgren.- - He presented there the speech. This Time We Shall Never Stop," which he will give in competition for the international Toastmasters club championship Saturday night at Spokane. T Averring that "the real key to peace lies in the hearts of the oppressed and the bitter, Nohl gren said that the United States has in the past raised the hopes of millions only to let them down. This time, he said,- the country must do more than attempt "only to defend ourselves, but, "we must mobilize to our full potential, so democracy can some day serve as a rallying poirit ' Nohlgren' held that the import ant thing was for Americans to let their leaders know their will ingness to take such steps to over come the threat of communism and, beyond that to find the goal of democracy and stick to it He held that "Stalin has always known where ' he was going and stuck to the goal. The Salem' restauranteur is one of six fronvover the country who will compete for the prize. . Chickeripox, Measles Lead County Diseases Three new cases each of. chick enpox, measles and mumps were reported in Marion county during the week ended Saturday, accord ing to the county health depart ment . . Other new Incidences of com municable diseases reported by physicians included hypostatic pneumonia 2, impetigo, broncho pneumonia, lobar pneumonia and 'tuberculosis 1. each- O Yes,thisisapW40f -pharmacy. We are organ ized to make the most of . .minutes without sacrific- ing precision or quality. ' It is always a privilege and pleasure to welcome you personally. But, if yoa cannot conveniently visit as, use our Emergency Service. A telephone call will bring a messenger to pick op your doctor's pre scriptions and deliver the compounded medicines. There's no extra charge! r CAPITAL DRUG STORE State al Liberty - "On the Corner" Diego for trainine were Robert D. Uhi . -ki rv?, v, ?7 vll ' ,19A a?d John H- Ames, 1 era are in desperate need. Thous- 21, both of Dallas. Huge SIide Closes Vital Alaska Line ANCHORAGE, Alaska, Aug. 22 W)- A landslide . roared over a 200-foot precipice yesterday "cov ering a 165-foot section of the Alaska railroad tr?-ks .with tons of boulders and gravel. The slide, in the Nenana can yon south of Fairbanks, will close the line indefinitely, railroad of- nciais said. v.. -- Death Takes J. McGarrigle At Hospital JamesMcGarrigle, a Salem res ident for about five years who lived recently at 441 State st, died Monday at a local hospital. He was 40. Born Oct 31, 1909, in Chicago, McGarrigle, a veteran of World War IL came to Salem after his discharge from the army at Camp Adair. He was a member of the VFW, Capitol post 97 American Legion, and Salem lodge 338, BPOE. A bartender by trade, he 'was also a member of the Culin . ary union. " ' v ' , . Survivors include a son, James 11. McGarrigle; his father, J. D. McGarrigle; and a sister, Mrs. Rose Pufht All reside in Chi eago. " . McGarrigle was a member of the Catholic church. Resltation of the rosary will be at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the Virgil T. Golden chapel. Services will be announced later. 1 1 Hearings Set On Logging Deaths Mishap lands of dollars will be lost unless we come to their rescue. This would be a loss to all of us if this money cannot go into bur chan nels of trade.' FJfstrom advised citizens to call their grower friends or the state employment service office (phone 3-9288) for -directions to a bean field needing help. ; Bailhe added that labor short age is showing even in the need for hop picking machine operat ors at SI an hour. , He explained that the eeneral shortage of help is so severe that only a widespread response from the public at large would get the picking done.. Now is the time lor working men and their families to take a few days off. and go to the fields; we're hoping that office forces and other' groups will organize them selves lor piaang expeditions on weex ends, too,- Baiuie said. i Hearings involving recent acd-l .l - ' TT1 a J. dental deaths of Leonard W. Fin ley and Earl P. Binford were held at Harlan, Lincoln county. Tues day, with H. R. Miller, represen- tauve oi tne state Industrial ac cident commission m charge, r iniey was killed August 7 while hauling logs. The driver lost control of a loaded truck and either jumped or was thrown out His body was found 60 feet from the spot where the truck turned over. Binford was killed when he was Win Awards GRESHAMf Aug. 22-4VLive- stock Judging got under way today at the 44th annual Multnomah county fair amid rains that damp ened interest in outdoors shows and exhibitions. " Winning exhibitors included: Rabbits New Zealand whites, a CIRCUIT COURT - Marguerite A. Warren vs. Ed ward E. Warren: Plaintiff files reply to defendant's answer. Thomas Stettler vs Joyce E.I Stettler: Complaint for divorce al leging cruel and inhuman treat ment asks custody of minor child and S35 monthly support money and ownership of most personal property for defendant and seeks ownership of real property. Mar ried Oct 9. 1948. at Reno, JMev. R. H. Basse tt et al vs Lillian M. Ritter et al: Plaintiffs demur to defendants' .answer and cross- complaint on grounds it does not state facts sufficient to constitute cause of suit Jean Brown vs Roy iElm an I Brown: Complaint for- divorce al leging desertion. Married Jan. 6, 1945. at Portland. Order for pub lication of summons of defendant Grace Heiser vs .Cleo Martin Heiser: Complaint for divorce al leging cruel, and inhuman treat ment seeks custody oi three minor children and $30 monthly support money for eacK Harried Sept 26, 1946, at Albany, Ore. ; MUNICIPAL COURT Gerald L. Carper. 1870 N: Cot tage st, charged with assault and battery, posted , siuo oaii. ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT PORTLAND, Aug. How ard E Waterbury, district man ager of the department of com-' merce at Portland, announced to- day that he would retire Sept IS. He has held the office 16 years. Ti 77 mm stm w yyti en an nour means Forever! .-"Well, here you arc your hand on the beautiful steering wheel, your thoughts on your favorite highway. ' You're going to find out-: for yourself whether all these wondoful things you're been hearing are true. - - A flick of the finger, tnd'the great Hydra-Matic Drive is set for action. Softiy, quietly and, oh, so smoothly you roll but into the street. " : . '' I What's thist A "Stop" sign! You take your toe off the throttle and put it on the brake and you settle down to the softest, most reassuring stop fou ever experienced in all your life. Say, it's fun even to put on the brakes! ' As yon touch the throttle again, the back of the seat cornea up to press against your shoulders. But it's all sd easy! From settled stop to driving speed is one continuous sweep. What an experience! Again and again, the big brakes bring you to a velvet stop. Again and again, the great engine sweeps you into action with one continuous movement. Again and again, a rough stretch of road rolls under the wheels and leaves you wondering .what happened to it. ' . - Yes, it's Ttrue! This wonderful car's performance fa equal to its prestige. You want it as much for what it iotstx for the magic name it bears. - -; . .. . i Come in aid see for yourself. But it's only fair to warn you: Sit for an hour at its beautiful wheel, and youll want this car forever! t . . : - - . ... . : : caught between a cable and drum iunior doe shown by Chester Fred- on a log haul machine in a saw- erickson, Salem, as among best of mill on August 14. Officials said determination of the cause of the iwo deaths is es sential in. preventing future : ac cidents. Records of the two . hearings will be filed in Salem. Some of the facts will be used in the edu cational, inspectional and - recom mendations! programs of the acci dent ' prevention division of the accident commission. breed: New Zealand reds, a junior buck shown by Joseph Strawn, Sa lem. Cattle Ayershires, junior cham-H pion bull and grand champion bull, shown by Fred Jungxelt, Clover- dale dairy, Lebanon. "Just Good Furniture Pleasincjly Priced" i-i J 1 1 3 I cr ill Ccp.lcl Ycu Very Wclccs t3 Lec!z FOR SALS SUM VALLEY Et owner. XHca 2-L3 home. Creplctca. fall - Jjcseaent wilh extra room. ExceTsct locdcau 3 bUs. frcn Zt YinccrTa Accdsny. 2 cna I to bus. WI3 sell wilh er without fnrnliure. Can arrange terms If desired. WUI Toe shown by appointment enly. Owner ESQTteg from state, - V7rU3 E: C73 ' co Ortca Clcic: C3 fu! FHIaT :. .4 r... " " ' . ' - - th . . : v : ; av::3f::::.inr:::sT::s . ZIade Cy the Bakers ef faster Eread!" ; DOUGLAS i.lcKAY CHEVROLET CO. ,510 IL Ccmmerchl SL rhona 3-3175 '-?