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FOUK END BASIC
Four Salem men recently com
pleted the air force 'basic indoc
trination course at Lackland air
force base, San Antonio, Tex, ac
cording to an air force press re
lease. The men are Pvts. Donald
R. Barnes, 20, and ; Clifton L.
Barnes, 23, both sons of Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd . Barnes, 2225 Mill
at.; Pvt. Douglas E. Heider, 20,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Heider,
260 W. Ewald ave, and Pvt Ger
ald M. Kennedy, 19. son of Mr,
and Mrs. E. W. Kennedy, 155 W.
BOlce St.
When Appliances Are All Aflutter
Call 2-45R7 for John nuttv
CITIZEN HEARING SET
Final naturalization hearing for
Marion county will be . Monday,
uecemDer 18, at the courthouse,
County Clerk Henry Mattson was
advised Saturday by the Portland
cmce ox the immigration service
Assistance in filing neHtfana for
ciuzensmp wui be provided at the
courinouse November 14 and 15.
Johns - Manville shingles applied
cy Matlus Bros, 184 S. ComX
Free estimates. Ph. 3-4842.
FEDERAL. ST.ATTn
Examinations for appointment
as eiectrotyper (finisher), electro.
typer (molder) and stereo typer
nave Deen announced by the U. S
civil service commission. The nasi.
tions would be with the govern
ment printing office In Washing
ton. D.C at 12.68 rr hour. Tiv
years' apprenticeship or practical
experience is required. Additional
Information is available from W.
xi. ziscner, civil service secretary
at Salem postoffice. ;
Spencer corsettere. Fit guaranteed.
Ph. 35072.
DAKOTANS TO ELECT
Election of officers for the Da
kota club will follow no-host
dinner at 8 pjn. Wednesday at
th woman's rliKV.N... n m
- m cAuuiiuuoc. 4VLi for
mer residents of the Dakotas were
Invited to the meeting by Percy
Ullman, president. -
Double Stamps. All week nirViiri
and delivery. Phone 38779 Stand
ard Cleaners, 362 N. ComX
MINOR FIRE QUELLED
A chimney fire at the .John
Weaver .residence, 1445 Ferry it,
was extinguished by city firemen
bout 5 pjn. Sunday. They re
ported only minor damage.
Men's Garden
Club to Hold
Flower Show
Salem Men's Garden club will
stage its annual fall flower and
garden show Saturday and Sun
day in the Market building, on
North Commercial street between
Center and Marion streets, Mark
M. Taylor, chairman, announced
Saturday.
The show will feature competi
tion, in all classes of garden flow
ers and produce as well as decora
tive arrangements and cluh His.
plays. Feature events will include
n arrangement - making contest
for men, gardener's style show,
educational displays, garden Infor
mation booth and plant and gadget
sales tables of donated material.
Entry classifications are avail
able at Roen Typewriter company.
t n ur-. t i .
v. nwicu, jcwcicr, xiryaon s
nursery and White Seed company.
George Malstrom is assistant chair
man of the show.
Birth
ARDT To Mr. and Mrs. Fred
erick Ardt, 2050 N. Capitol st, a
daughter, Sunday, October 22, at
Salem General hospital.
OSBORNE To Mr. and Mrs.
Gregg Osborne, Albany, a daugh
ter, Sunday, October 22, at Salem
General hospital.
SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth Smith, 2460 Lansing ave., a
son, Saturday, October 21, at Sa
lem General hospital.
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WOODS To Mr. and Mrs. W.
G. Woods. 555 S. 19th t ; a rfaucrh
w -T
ter. Saturdav. October 21. t Ja
Jem ueneral nospitaL
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Det You're Taking Your
Grandma Some More
Delicious Curias Milk!
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Tour Friendly
Home Owned Dairy
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AIR POLICE GRADUATE
Pvt. Joseph L. Gentemann of
Salem and Pvt. Henry O. Parrish,
jr., of Scio are among recent grad
uates of security patrol air police
training at Tyndall air force base.
near Panama City, Fla. The men
are trained to guard aircraft and
bases against enemy agents. Gen
temann is the son of G. D. Sav
age, 4260 State St., and Parrish is
the son of M. O. Parrish, sr, Scio
route 2.
Infants Clinic
Scheduled at
St. PairirToday
An immunization rlinfo tnr In
fants and pre-school children will
De new at the American Legion
hall in St. Paul today from 1 to
3 pjn.
Protection against whooping
cough, diphtheria, tetanus and
smallpox will be offered to infants
over six months of age. The free
Clinic is S Don sored hv the. Ma rinn
county health department and is
xor cmidren of the St. Paul, Ray
Bell, Four Corners, Mahoney and
Fairfield school districts.
Other county health department
activities this week include:
MondST Immunization rlinte
for infants and children, 8:30 to
11:30 ajn. and 2 to 4:30 pjn. at
the department's Salem office in
the Masonic building.
Tuesday Well-child conference
immunizations. 1 to 3 n.m. st Mt
Angel; volunteer health committee
meeting, 10 ajn. to 3 p.m. at Wood
burn. Wednesday Well-child confer
ence (br BDDointment onlv) de
partment office, 8:30 to 11:30 ajn.;
motners class, chest x-ray and
child guidance, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m.
at the department.
Thursday f!lin!c l for arinltc
food and milk handlers and beauty
operators, tuberculin testing, blood
tests and immunization for adults,
all 8:30 ajn. to 4:30 cm. at the
department.
Friday Mother's class, 9:30 to
11:30 a.m. and 1:30 to 3:30 n.m.. at
the Red Cross office.
Saturday Immunizations and
vaccinations for children and
adults, 9 to 11:30 ajn. at depart
ment office.
Deadline Set
Next Friday
Deadline for application for ab
sentee ballots in the November
election will be Friday, Marie
county clerk's office remineded
this weekend. About 200 persons
have applied so far, regarded as
a normal number for a non-presidential
vote. '
Ballots may be secured at the
office, for immediate return, or by
mail, to be returned by November
1, when ballot boxes will be turn
ed over to the sheriff for distri
button.
Application may be made only
by a person who will be out of the
county all of election day or who
is unable to vote due to illness.
One person cannot apply for ab
sentee ballot for another indivi
dual.
A few requests have come from
servicemen, deputies said, but
these can be honored only if the
serviceman is registered as a voter,
Mrs. Miles, 87,
Succumbs at
Salem Home
Mrs. Mary K. Miles died Sunday
at her residence at 454 N. 14th st.
following an illness of two months.
She was 87.
Mrs. Miles had lived in Salem
for 47 years and was a seamstress
at Miller's department store for
many years until she retired in
1938.
She was the widow of Joseph J.
Miles who died in 1903 shortly
after the family moved here from
Turner. Deceased was born in
Pennsylvania, June 25, 1863, and
was married at Clay Center, Kan
sas in 1891.
Mrs. Miles was a flower-garden
enthusiast and - had furnished
many floral decorations for the
First Evangelical United Brethran
church to which she belonged.
Surviving are two daughters.
Anna and Lois Miles, both of
Salem; a sister, Mrs. Sadie Chase,
Grasham; and a brother, P. M.
Kakanaur, Monrovia, Calif.
Services will be announced later
by the Clough-Barrick chapel. The
family requests that, in lieu of
flowers, friends contribute to a
memorial fund to be used for mis
sion work.
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NEVER TOO LATE-. Joseph Johnson, 74. former rail
way chef, and a self-taught artist, displays one of his paintings at
bis one-man shew in the Harlem Pablic Library, New York City.
Farm-Labor Meet
To Hear Review of
Ballot Proposals
Members of Salem's Farm-La
bor council will hear a review of
Oregon's nine ballot proposals at
a meeting at the labor temple to
night at 8 o'clock.
Charles A. Sprague, Statesman
publisher, will discuss the meas
ures which will be voted on at the
November general election, ac
cording to council spokesmen.
Motion pictures depicting the
role machinery has played in the
last 100 years also are slated to be
shown.
Public Records
MUNICIPAL COURT
Orville A. Jansenius, 605 S. 22nd
st, Harold C. Ritchie, Springfield,
and John R. Cooper, 390 Missouri
ave, all charged with driving
while intoxicated; held in lieu of
$250 bail each.
Charles R. Freitag, Scio route 3,
charged with reckless driving.
held in lieu of $200 bail.
Mrs. Bailer of
Silverton Dies,
Mother of 15
SILVERTON, Oct 22 Mrs.
Doris Leona Bailer, mother of 45
living children, died here Sunday.
She was 58.
Born at Cripple Creek, Colo,
Mrs. Bailer moved to Silverton
when a child and had lived here
ever since.
Surviving are the widower, Sam
Bailer; a brother, Leslie Elliott of
Silverton; and the following chil
dren: Vera, Richard and Ralph
Bailer, Mrs. Verda Burr, Mrs.
Marion Neimi, Mrs. Cleo Martin,
Mrs. Irma Brenden, Mrs. Clarita
Keser and Mrs. Marie Larson, all
of Silverton; Mrs. Virginia Large,
Turner; Mrs. Mae Willhite, Forest
Grove; Mrs. Janet Foster, Med
ford; Mrs. Velma Sgroggins, Port
land; William Bailer, Port Orch
ard, Wash.; Robert Bailer, Fergus
Falls. Minn. A ereat-pr&ndchilri
and 22 grandchildren also survive.
Services will be announced later
by the Ekman Funeral home.
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say Mr. and Mrs. Franklin J. Knight
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bat better way to spend 5 minutes than by
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the new bigger value Dodge gives you!
Well show you roominess inside-head room and hat
room too, leg-Toom, shoulder roomthat cars costing
hundreds of dollars more can't match.
.Well let you sample handling ease, the start-and-stop
smoothness of Fluid Drive that youll want to
make your own "for keeps."
YouTI learn about famous Dodge ruggedness and
dependability that saves you money year after year.
Before you decide on any car, come in! See how
you'll be miles and dollars ahead by buying now.
Don't wait, spend 5 minutes with us save $1,0001
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Stan Baker Motors
Baptists Plan
Roundup9 at
Trout Creek
The first annual men's round-up
sponsored by the Conservative
Baptist Men's Fellowship of. Ore
gon will be held at Trout Creek
camp, 28 miles east of Portland
next Friday to Sunday, according
to Ray C. Cates of Salem, presi
dent Over 200 men from the 80
cooperating churches are expected.
. Inspirational speaker for the
round-up will be the Rev. Duncan
McRoberts, former missionary to
China. Classes will be conducted
by Dr. Albert G. Johnson, pastor
of Hinson Memorial Baptist
church, Portland; Dr. James R
Christian, professor at Western
Baptist seminary; the Rev. James
Feely of Albany, and Cates. .
Navy Aviators
Plan Cruise at
McNary Field
Ten members of Salem's naval
Aviation VnllinrAAn rf
-w.MUtoA uius wui utrvui
a two-weeks "cruise" Wednesday
aTt the. naval air facflity at Mc-
ley Fallander, facility executive
Both flight and rrnunri trsmirff
are scheduled for the men on the
annual session.
The fliers will Include Lts R.
V. Lundstrom and L. H rr pnw.
land; R. T. Ableidinger, Vancouv
er, Wash.; A. W. Lofts, Hood Riv
er; J. H. Herrle. Troutdale: Lts.
(Jje.) C. E. Frye, Albany; C L.
Dill, Salem; P. H. Everett Eu
gene; J. L. Cox, Portland; C. S.
Thomasson, Linslaw.
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The Slafesmcm.' Salem, Orccjon, Mondcry;' Octobef "23 lSSfi--S
Driving
GM to Present
Film
Public officials and top educa
tor! from the Salem public and
parochial schools will be guests
of the local General Mttors club
Thursday at the Senator hotel for
a premier presentation of a new
series of films on high schol driver-education,
. it was announced
Saturday.
Aimed at the 'teen age driver
problem, the films are designed as
instructional aids for use in the
classroom, sponsors said. .
General Motors produced the
films with the counsel of the Na
tional Education association which
also has approved distribution of
kits of the films to school systems
throughout the country, said C.
A. Walters, club chairman.
The USS constitution, "Old Iron
sides," carried i, 24 - pound guns,
compared with the 18-pounders of
British frigates of the time.
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