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EDESTK1AXS AIDED
Footpaths along 12th street from
Strong street to Oak Hill avenue
were requested of Marion county
court Monday by F. P. Colgan of
that . district. County Commis
sioner Roy J. Rice said the should
ers of the road would be graded
from Strong street to the junction
with highway 89E to provide room
for pedestrians.
Trader Louie needs large-quantity
good used furniture. Ph. 38558.
Pay your fuel on bill in easy
monthly payments. Ask about
our plan & service. Call Tweedie
Fuel Oil 2-4151.
OPTIMISTS TO PLAN
Proposal for a boys' basketball
school will be discussed by Salem
Optimist club at its 8:30 pjn. din
ner meeting Thursday at the
Senator hoteL Coaches and other
sports figures will be guests. I
'Painting & decorating. Phi 37552.
Accordion - Marimba - popular
piano, classic piano, Hawaiian
Guitar Spanish Guitar. We rent
accordions, Marimbas, Guitars,
private Instruction. Wiltsey Music
Studios, 1630 N. 20th, ph. 3-7188.
COMPANY ENLARGED
Change of assumed business
name from Groff and Clark to
Clark and Groff Engineers, a pro
fessional consulting engineering
firm, was filed Monday with Mar
lon county clerk along with ad
dition of-Lloyd K. Clark i as a
member. Continuing members of
the 3245 S. Commercial st. com
pany are Gilbert Groff and War
ren W. Clark.
'Johns - Manville shingles applied
by Mathis Bros., 164 C ComT.
Free estimates. Ph. 3-4642.
When Appliances Are AH Aflutter
Call 2-4587 for John Clutter. .
GKS TO GIVE TALK
Speaker : at the Salem Geologi
cal society meeting - Thursday at
8 pan. wm be Carl Gies, society
member;' on people, customs and
history of .Guatemala; with col
ored slides. The public meeting
will be at Collins hall on WUlam-
ette university, campus. .. j
Edna Hopfinger will be in Dora's
Beauty Salon, 164 S. Coml. ; .
Spencer corsetiere. Fit guaranteed.
. Ph. 35072. - v - . ,
FTA GROUP TO MEET
The West Salem PTA execu
committee will meet at 11:33 ajn.
Wednesday at the West Salem
school. First general PTA meet
ing will be held at 8 pan. on Oc
tober 3. Meetings will be on the
first Tuesday of each month this
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Births
STAFFORD To Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Stafford, Gates, a son,
Monday, September 25, at Salem
Memorial hospital.
BOLT To Mr. and Mrs. Dor
van Holt, 2140 S. Church St,: a
son, Monday, - September , 25, at
Salem Memorial hospital.-.
- POLZEL To Mr. and Mrs.
Leslie Polzel, 480 Ratcliff dr, a
son,! Monday, September' 25, at
Salem General hospitaL
ALLEN To Mr. , and Mrs.
jrancis Allen, 150 W. Luther, a
son, Monday, September 25, at Sa
lem General hospital. ,
RICKETTS To Mr. and Mrs.
Herman Ricketts. Mill City, a
daughter, Monday," September 25,
at iaiem General hospital..
CARD OF THANKS !
-With Deepest Gratitude we ex
tend this word of thanks for the
many kind acts of sympathy, ex
pressed by thoughtful friends.
These kindnesses have meant
much .to us.
THE KINNAN FAMILY.
CARD OF THANKS
We desire to express to our kind
neighbors and- thoughtful friends
our heartfelt thanks for their
many expressions of sympathy.
The beautiful floral offerings were
especially appreciated.
MRS. J. H. PRUNK
. EARL H. PRUNK and
TAMIL.Y.
ORVAL L. PRUNK and
FAMILY.
SOCIAL MEETING SET
A social meeting is planned for
Townsend club 17 for 8 pjn. Wed
nesday in Mayflower hall, for
members and their guests. An en
tertainment program and re
freshments are included. The so
cial will take the place of the bus
iness meeting otherwise schedul
ed for Tuesday night this week.
For Goodwill
4-2248.
Ind. pickup,
Ph.
DAVClmpter
ivities
Fresh killed young turkeys 39c lb.,
baby beef for your locker. 49c lb.
We have a few lockers available.
Orwigs Market, 3975 Silverton Rd.
Ph.2-6128.
ROAD WORK STARTED
First grading of streets in the
South Keizer special road district,
north of the alumina plant, began
Monday with a Marion county
grader on the job. The district
was formed during the summer for
improvement and maintenance of
several streets in the area.
Just returned from Hawaiian va-
cation, . a glorious time. Let me
send you. 9 days and 8 nites in
Honolulu, all expense air round
trip from Portland only $435.12.
Salem Travel Agency, 153 N. High
St, opposite Court House. K. B.
KugeL
Regular meeting cannery workers
union, local 670, Wed., Sept 27,
Hall 1 Labor Temple, 445 Center,
night shift 1:30 pon day shift
8.-00 pjn. ,
REALTY FIRM FIXES
Capitol Realty company is the
assumed business name filed
Monday with . Marion county
clerk by Margaret L.- Stohl, 2895
Larsen ave.
Rummage sale, Thurs., Fri Sat
220 N. Com'L, Salem Memorial
Hosp. Aux,
Landscaping and designing. No Job
too large or too small. F. A. Doer
Ger and Sons Nursery, 150 Lan
caster Dr. at 4 Corners. P. 2-1322.
Yariety store named
Assumed , business name of
Blight's 5 and 10, a variety store
at 1732 Center st, was filed Mon
day with Marion county clerk by
LeRoy R. Bright
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
KugeL 3-7694. 153 N. High St
Rummage sale over Greenbaums
Thur, 28th, by Westminster Guild,
Presbyterian church.
MOTEL NAME LISTED
T Certificate of. assumed business
name for Nob Hill motel, 2515 S.
Commercial st, was filed Monday
with Marion county clerk by. D.
B. and Jennie L Simpson.
Regular meeting cannery workers
union, local 670, Wed, Sept 27.
Hall 1 Labor Temple, 445 Center,
night shift 1:30 pjn- day shift
8:00 pjn.
Preparations for a membership
drive, anniversary dinner, forget-me-not
sale and other events have
been outlined by Salem chapter 6,
Disabled American Veterans, ac
cording to Commander Charles
Harvey.
James Callaway, state junior
vice commander, is chairman of a
membership committee including
Joseph Spalding, Jay Harnsberger
and Harvey. The Salem quota is
250 members. It is planned to
celebrate the chapter's 19th an
niversary with a dinner and in
itiation of new members late in
October.
Dr. Roy Reynolds, A. L. Brew
ster and William A. Shinn are to
arrange for the annual forget-me-not
campaign in November.
McKAY DESIGNATES WEEK
Gov. Douglas McKay . Monday
designated this week as religious
education week and urged Ore
gon citizens to seek in their private
lives a strengthening of spiritual
power which can enable America
to meet the challenge of these
crucial days.
The U.S. Bureau of Mines has
been promoting mine safety and
health since 1910.
GET BUILDING PERMITS
H. D. Robertson obtained a city
building permit Monday to erect
a dwelling at 3165 Earhart st, at
an estimated cost of $5,500. D. G.
Hall was issued a permit for $675
alterations to a drive-in restaur
ant at 2190 S. Commercial st
Bendix dryer with exclusive power
vent to effectively remove heat
moisture & lent still available at
$199.95. Ralph Johnson Appliance
Co. 355 Center St Ph. 3-3139.
ROAD BBDS. SOUGHT
Bids . for grading and applying
an oil mat surface on Pioneer
drive were called Monday by Mar
ion county court, to be opened
October 14. The order was issued
after a re-petition for asphaltic
concrete . lacked sufficient signa
tures. " -
75c for' haircuts is still our price.
Stephens Barber Shop; 29 Che
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FILM FOR LIONS TODAY
The New Oregon Trail" film
will be shown today noon at the
East Salem Lions club luncheon
in the Senator hotel by Carl Jor
dan of the state highway depart'
ment travel bureau.
Hard of Hearing? Fresh batteries
for all makes of aids. See our new
Beltone smaller, - lighter, better
hearing. Let us prove It Come in
for free demonstration or phone
2-4481. James N. Tart & Asso
ciates. 228 Oreffon RH .
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RETIRE FROM FIRM
Notice of retirement from the J
t ' . m a..
assumea Business name oi Aiaenn
and Eby Insurance agency, was
filed Monday with Marion county
clerk by George D. Alderin and
D. M. Eby. -
DEPOE BAY--The Pacific eeean washed Into the bone-dry Depoe bay basin where dredging operations
nave oeea im progress, aiier a jugn sea. weakened a eerrer dam Sunday. Fletnred here Is flotsam
swirling against the north bank of the basin a few hears after the break occurred. (Statesman-Roy
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When You Hear
These Young Men
Former Night Club &
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Charles Green
Donald Price of
Baton Rouge, La.
Musicians & Singers
NOW Preaching
in This Latter Rain
Revival
At "
Faith Tcbcmacls
N. Fifth and Gaines
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At Salem Schools
By GUbert Batesea
J. CUtesmaa School Correspondent '
SALEM HIGH SCHOOL r
The making of plans for the school year and the election of John
Gundran as student council president highlighted the year's first
meeting of the student council Monday ,at Salem high schooL
Gundran, a senior, is sergeant-at-arms of "S" club and a halfback
on the football squad. The first new business of the meeting was the
laying of plans for the coming Community chest drive. Two. com
mittees were appointed for this
task, with Cleo Keppinger and
Dick Evans as chairmen. Serving
on the committees are. Carol Hud
son, Eunice Peckenpaugh, Billy
Miller, Leadell Davis, Juanita Mc
Devitt, Bill Nelson, David Black-
mer.-' " 1
Jim- Boone was appointed . as
chairman of a committee to in
vestigate the advisability of buy
ing advertising space in the local
papers and utilizing posters to pub
licize Salem high football games..
The rally squad was put in
charge of arranging a bonfire rally
before the Salem high-Astoria grid
encounter. The yell leaders report
ed that plans were being formulat
ed for. a serpentine, before that
game also.
Norma Hamilton was selected to
head a . committee to try to start
having "skies" again. Oskies are
all-school parties held at the
YMCA. '
McKINLKT SCHOOL
A building committee to help
secure student cooperation and
foster respect for public property
has .been formed at : McKinley
schooL The committee was ap
pointed because of the construction
program at the schooL
Serving on the committee are
Ira Fietelson, Marilyn Zeller, Dav
id Taylor, Terrold Johnson, John
Anderson, -Eloine Herbst, Joan
Griffith. Joe Rainwater. Steven
Stewart, Jimmy Randle, David
Bishop, Merry Lee Smith, Jerry
Hagen. Barbara Dunn. Thirza
Goeckner. Nancy Miller. Billy
Hamilton, Micky Campbell, Patty
Johnson, Eileen Hadley, Sue Ben
nett and Marilyn Luther. . -
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REPEL HUKBALAHAPS . :
MANILA, Sept. 2-(P)-Goverri-
ment troops tonight held off 500
communists Hukbalahaps battling
at the outskirts of a town less
than 20 miles south of Manila.
Descendants of the ancient ce
dars of. Lebanon are planted in
Arlington National Cemetery.
The Stcrteamcm; SaleniOre Tuesday September 23. 1 53 5,
Giiropodist
Elect Delaney
Dr. Earle P. Delaney of Salem
is the new president of the Ore
gon Association of Chiropodists,
following the
annual election
in Portland
Saturday. H e
succeeds Dr.
Walter Hay of
Astoria and will
serve' fo r t h e
next two years.
Delaney has.
served both as
secretary and as
vice president
of the associa-
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Dr.
DelancT
tion and this year has been chair
man of the legislative committee.
Other new officers are Dr. Wil
liam Holderness el Oregon City,
secretary; Dr. Homan Williams of
Grants Pass, treasurer; Dr. Edgar
Carter, vice president. .
Con Men Clip
Station Man
For $160 Gain
- Confidence men using a foot
ball punchboard for a gimmick
clipped a north Salem service sta
tion for $85 Monday.
' The first gyp artist sold the op
erator the board, 'a" sure-fire
money maker," for $1.50. The
second came along, an hour later
and won $160 on it' But' he set-,
tied for $85 which reportedly was
all the money on hand at the sta
tion. -- " . " . '.
A short time later the proprietor
decided he had been bilked and'
called in city police. He told them
the board was ' designed so that
any amount of money could be bet
on each punch. .'-. ' , ,
The follow-up man, placing'
small bets, lost eight times in a.',
row. .Then he bet $2 and drew a
slip reading "Army, pays 10-to-l.-
($20). The next time he bet $7
and drew "Notre Dame" a 20-to-l
winner good for $140. v
The station proprietor told po
lice one of the men was driving a
car bearing Illinois license plates.
FOR
Insured Savings
see First
Federal
Savings
First
Current Dividend 2M
st Federal Savings
end Lcsn Ass'n.
142 So. Liberty
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TELLS YOU WHY HE
SMOKES ONLY CAMELS
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being A singer,
I SMOKE CAMELS.
THE 30-DAY MILDNESS
TEST PROVED CAMELS
AGREE WITH MY
THROAT!
YIS CAMELS ARE SO MILD that In e
coast-ttxoasc test of hondreds of men and
women who smoked Camrltand only Camels
aalists.
ported
for 30 days, noted throat special
snaking weekly tract nations, re
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Initetka dot to ssc&a CAfAOS 1:
PGE employs ever 1,600 Oregon people ...
pays them over $6,500,000 yearly
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POE employes are your friends and neighbors. Yon see them oa
the street, in the store, at church and community gatherings.
They're Oregon people . . . people who live; work and play in
Oregon . . . people who have a genuine personal interest in
this region.
. These 1,600 people were paid more than $6,500,000 last
fear. . . Dollars that were spent in local stores, that bought
local homes, that were deposited is locti banks. . . Dollars that
helped this region prosper. '
, Yes, the biggest single share of your electric dollar goes for
wages and salaries. And most of the rest of It stays in the West
to help this region grow and prosper. For example, POB paid
out more than $2,400,000 in state and local ;
taxes last year, and about SI, 400,000 la
dividends to the 85 of PGE's 15,000
stockholder-owners who live In the West
Yes, your electric dollar buys more than
Just electricity. A share goes for a
better community, for jobs and Income to .
thousands of your fellow citizens, for many
ether things that spell progress for this ;
region. Anyway you look at H, alectrk i
. service is your biggest bargain! ,
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