(Ditty Nes IBirfieffs
FALSE ALARM AT SEARS
, City firemen were' summoned to
the Scars store at Capitol Shop-
ping center. Saturday at 2:17 p-m.
when the store's automatic alarm
system was inadvertently touched
j v- Mosolf. store manager,
said a stockroom worker appar
ently .brushed against the fire
ltlarm and broke the glass in it.
Mogul's Le Gourmet open Easter
Sunday. Reservations , requested
Phone. CA 5669 Portland.
FERRY BEING WRECKED
Dismantling of the Buena Vista
ferry was begun Saturday by a
Marion county crew, and theerry
crossing will not operate for a few
days, the county court said. The
craft moved upriver from the In
dependence crossing will go into
operation this week.
Johns-Manville sningles applied
by Malhis Bros, 164 S Com 1
Free estimates Ph 3-4642 v
RETIRE FROM SHOP
, Notice of . retirement from the
assumed business name of Thomp
son Brothers, a repair firm, was
XUed Saturday with Marion county
cJerk by Ernest T. and Harold A.
Thompson.
We have some nice turkeys for
your Easter dinner. Cheaper than
ham. 45c a " lb. Orwigs Market,
3975 Silverton Rd, Phone 2-6128.
TO ERECT RESIDENCE
Permit to build a new one-story
dwelling at ' 1975 N. 23rd st, M a
cost of $10,800, was issued Satur
day by the city building inspector's
cffice to Sanders and Nelson.
Enjoy Nohlgren's famous buffet
dinner Easter Sunday from 12 until
8; "All you can eat for 99c"
TRAINING CHANGED
Instruction for volunteer work
ers, in th. Marion county blood
again Saturday to its original date,
Thursday, March 29. "It will be at
1 pan. in county Red Cross head
quarters. New low price. Launderette, 1255
Ferry. 9 lbs. clothes washed and
dried 55c. Wash only 30c lb.
MIT S GRAVE RETURNS
Walter Musgrave, Salem realtor,
has returned to his home from
Portland .Veterans hospital where
he was under observation lor sur
gery that was found unnecessary.
His health condition was reported
improved.
Mobile Bath
Unit Organized
CAMP ATTERBURY, Ind-,
March 24-(,)-Climb out of that
foxhole, soldier, your bath is com
ing up.
The army quartermaster corps
has set up the 513th bath company
for training here to provide front
line baths for the fighting men.
The company has a two-wheel
trailer equipped for hot and cold
running water enough to handle
Pnblic
Utecords
PROBATE COURT
Gary M. and Susan Elizabeth
Ashcraft: Sale of real property
authorized. .
Minnie Jelderks estate: Closing
order.
Francis Bruce, Darlene Dorothy
and Judith " Catherine Michels
guardianship: Dorothy E. Michels
appointed guardian.
Roger Wheian and Dennis
George Fowler application: Sur
name ordered changed to Money
Levi Balmer estate: Will admit
ted to probate, and Pioneer Trust
company appointed executor.
Bessie R e a d e guardianship
Florence - Reade Harris appointed
guardian. .
DISTRICT COURT.
Robert W.' Morrow, sentenced
to six months in county jail on
charge of escaping from jaiL
CIRCUIT COURT
Lillian A. Ryan vs Marcia Fern
Aplet, executrix of Ollie Coffey
estate: Complaint seeks judgment
of $1,984 allegedly due for board.
room, nursing and transportation
furnished deceased and $450 al
legedly due on note. ,
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS I
Richard L. Panek, 21, electri
cian, 2195 Fisher rdn and Beverly
Btroh, 16, of 1275 N. 25th st, both
f Salem.
Florent U." FrichtL 21. loeeer.
Etayton, and Marian Silbernagel,
iy, iscjo.
Alexander Pollard, 61, laborer,
Wood burn, and Grace Ellen Cauff
Bian, 46, dressmaker, Hubbard.
MUNICIPAL COURT
George John Ditterick, 950 N.
14th st, charged with driving
while intoxicated, pleaded inno
cent, trial set for April 26, posted
250 bail.
Nctbinc Dw ' ry Monthly
V 3 3 Ml IHI.iHkn
"Drapes Made to Order
Drapery Materials
SHADES -DHAPE RODS
ALUMINUM AWNINGS
CIambia-Matie Frameless -Screens
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BAMBOO SHADES
We also wash, re tape, paint and
re-slat your old Venetian blinds
ELSIE R. the Blind Man .
Can Anytime :.v .
For Free Estimates
" Phone 3-?rSS
1453 Rare St. .- West Salem
We Give SAD Green Stamps
JAIL TERM GIVEN f v
Robert W. Morrow, who escaped
nearly a year ago from Marion
county jail, was sentenced Satur
day in district court to six months
in the jaiL At the time of his
escape, 'Morrow was awaiting ac
tion of the grand jury on a forgery
charge. He was
apprehended in
Montana
Landscaping and designing. No job
too large or too small. F. A. Doer
fler and Sons Nursery, 150 Lancas
ter Dr. at 4 Corners. Ph. 2-2549.
Rehabilitation
Hlind Revealed
A new and more extensive pro
gram for rehabilitation of the blind
proposed by the I Oregon commis
sion for the blind, based partly on
recent surveys a,hd recommenda
tions of a legislative interim com
mittee " and out-of-state officials
interested in the! project was an
nounced Saturday bycommission
members. f J
Included in the prpposed new
program are education, blind in
dustries and sotjial service, con
servation and restoration of vis-j
ion and prevention of blindness, I
vocational rehabilitation and op-;
eration of a service certter.
The commission said employ- i
ment of a permanent administra
tor would be considered later.
It was emphasized that any in
dustrial program should be bus-;
iness like, effective and econom
ically i sound. :These conditions
have not been met in the past,;
commission members said. - j
During recent; years, according
to the commissioh, the whole trend
has been toward elimination of;
.state-owned institutions as homes
for the blind. ;j J
Walter Snydef, commission sec-;
retary, said investigation of the;
program has progressed slowly so
that each step may be thoroughly
analyzed and understood. ! .
Disgruntled Job-Seeker j
Attempts Arson, on Store
DALLAS, March 23-yP)-A dis-l
contented job -; seeker, turned
down by Grocerman iT. M. Gard
ner, attempted to set fire to the
grocery store today in West Dal-
las.
But Gardner; did not call the!
police. He just -took the offender
home to his Mom- I
What the Mom did: to the five-year-old
job-seeker I wasn't re-:
ported. ,
. In the United States about 43,
000 people are admitted to hospit
als each day. j I - .
Births
McGCFFIN To tr. and Mrsl
John E. McGuff in, Aumsville, a
daughter,! Saturday, March 24, at
Salem General hospital.
CARTER To Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Carter, Salem route 2, box
343F, a son, Saturday, March 24,
at Salem Memorial hospital. j
. SURGEON -i To Mr. and Mrs.
Kermit Surgeon, Salem route -3,
box 528, a son, Saturday, March
24, at Salem Memorial hospital, j
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BERRY To Mr. and Mrs.
Baker Berry, 331 Mission st, a
daughter, Saturday, March 24, at
Salem Memorial hospital. ; j
MOUSTACHE'!"!'! ? To Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Moustachetti, : 531 N.
High tU a son, Saturday Marc
24, at Salem Memorial hospital,
--but HOW MUCH
should you pay
for a Prescription?
On some staple com-
- modi ties you can safclyj
shop. You know values:
when you see them. But
when it comes to com-!
' Pounding a prescription," ,
you must rely upon the in- .
tegrity and ethical stand-i
i erds of f he pharmacyJ "
Here, 1 we assure you,-
every prescription is fairly
State at Liberty
Program
Capita!
Sgt. Johnson
Commissioned r
As Pharmacist
: FT. MacARTHUR, Calif:, March
24 M.i Sgt. Andrew Johnson,' for
merly of Salem, Ore, is the first
member of the 409th engineer
special brigade at Fort MacArthur,
Calif N 4 to . receive a - commission
since - the ' brigade's activation, it
was reported here Saturday.
He is with the - 409th quarter
masteri company, commanded by
CoL Homer ; G. Lyon, jr," 4220
Gardner rd.,' Salem. Johnson re
ceived his commission as a first
lieutenant in the medical corps
as a pharmacist. He expects to be
called to active duty as a lieu
tenant j about May 25. i . i
During World War II Johnson
served; with: the 62nd armored
field artillery and during his three
years overseas earned seven battle
stars and - one arrowhead while
serving in Africa, Sicily and Eu
rope. He and Mrs. Johnson and
their 15-month -old son live at San
Pedro.- t
' He went into active duty last
October with the Salem army re-i
serve unit. ' . " . .... I
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Marion County j
4-H Member
To (Broadcast !
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Several Marion " county 4-H;
members wilHe on the air over
KOAC Monday between 7:30 and;
8 p.m.i f
Anthol Riney and Anne Berg-r
holz, county 4-H extension agents,;
will accompany several leaders
and members to Corvallis to rep-j
resent! different 4-H projects. " : 1
Mrs4 John Cage, leader of the
Middle Grove Cagey Cookers will
have as her club representatives
Margaret Chamberlain and Sue"
Anglirj. Mrs. A. W. Katka of the
Rip It Out And Do It Over clothing
club will have as her club rep-
resentatives Margaret Katka anj
Janice Siddall. '
John, Cage, leader, and Jack
Wikoff, jr., member, of the As
sociated Grease Monkeys tractor
maintenance club, will tell of their
club program and coming events
for the year.
Mrs. Galen Siddall, Hayesville,
president of the Marion county
4-H leaders' association, will dis
cuss the activities of the leaders.
January Pay j
Of Production j
Workers Up
Oregon's production workers
earned an average of $72.61 a
week during January, 17.5 per cent
more than a year ago, and close to
the record .levels of . last summer
and fall, records released Saturday
by the state unemployment com
pensation commission revealed. I
Employers of durable goods
concerns dropped to $74.87 from
$78.18 the previous ; month, but
non-durable firms increased pay
from $61.50 to $65.31. Both aver
age hourly pay and average work
week were slightly lower than in
December , but considerably above
a year ago. j
Workers in plywood mills and
similar operations again led all
groups with average earnings of
$81.27, nearly $3 below December's
figure. Printing and publishing
employes held to second place with
a similar reduction. Both differ
ences were due mainly to fewer
hours in the work week. .Lumber
and logging workers pay also fell
off, with the hourly scale varying
but little from recent months, f
Machinery manufacturing and
paper and pulp employes also im
proved their wages during Janu
ary, The textiles and . apparel
group had higher earnings thin
during the fall and early winter.
priced, according to ac
curatcly'determined costs.
Large prescription vol
tune assures low unit costs.
Come here the next timet
i -.! '.
Drug Store
"On the Corner"
Trades Stripes for Bars
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FORT MacARTHUK, CaUf M. Set. ! Andrew Jehnson (right) who
has Jnst received a direct commission as a first lieutenant In the
army reserve corps, is shewn as he Is sworn in by Cap t. Frank
Turner, adjutant of the 409th brigade quartermasters. Beth men
.., are frm Salem. ; ' j-. j . ; : ; j
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W ell Sir,
Spring Us "Sprung"!
Sort looks that way at any rate.; And, every J farmer's fancy!
is turning to thoughts of more Intensive cultivation of fields,'
orchards and hopyards. That means farm equipment and
machinery take it en the chin again. So, wise farmers are
checking NOW for any Immediate or future repairs or changes
they want made. That's a smart idea, too! You see, steel sup
plies definitely aro retting tighter and tighter; W. XV. ROSE
BRAUGH COMPANY advises earliest action in making any
of those repairs or changes because the steel picture is getting
no-better-fast! That's why W. W. ROSEBRAUGH COMPANY,
having served Valley customers for 39! years new. Is reserving
available steel supplies for use in this area. After all,. home
folks cone first. -So, yon can count on service for repairs to
farm-equipment and machinery. What's more, if yon plan
on a new furnace for your farm or ranch home, be specific
and order a. PACIFIC FURNACE, designed and manufactured
right In Salem by W. W. ' ROSEBRAUGH COMPANY. Yes,
production of Pacific Furnaces this year will be equal to last
year's because the steel has already been earmarked. Pacific
Furnaces are available for wood, eeaLj oil or sawdust burning.
Oh yes ... are yen thinking about a new spray tank? Call
3-7609 and talk it ever Monday morning! j
U. Hosebraugh Go. .
.Metal Products' That tost Since 1912
680 S. 17th SL Solent. Oreoon Telephone 3-7603
i Have in Stock for Immediate Delivery -All
of the Latest Patterns in
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Holmes and Edwards, Community, and
' tA7 Rogers I
A place-setting in the finest silver
plat costs you only ) to the
price of a place-setting in sterling
uVnt. And, . . Holmes & Edwards
Silvefplate makes your home
lovely for lift . . . because it's
inlaid vith two blocks of sterling
at backs of bowls and handle of
most-used forks end spoons.
uwose sow;
Jewelers of Salem
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PLUS 4 SERVING PIECES
WITH CHEST... $69-5
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Yes, Yeu May Open An
Account on m Fine Set of
SilverpUte at -
Liberty at State
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OwenF. Ogden
Succumbs on ..'
I rain Irip
Owen Francis ' Ogden, Salem
resident since 1921, died suddenly
Thursday : en a train at Spokane,
Wash-, while on a trip to the mid
west. , -t-'r; - r; H;:-7:v.'r"-:
Death came ' while he was en
route to ' Sioux City, Iowa, his
hdme town. Ogden resided at 914
Saginaw st, where he operated a
Bible and Book store. , ;y
Ogden was a native of Souix
City. From there he went to Seat
tle, Wash., and then to Salem. He
arrived in Salem as manager of
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Starts TAonday, March 26th,
m l at a st - U -:
Come early to take; advantage of these remarkable values In home
appliances ! I These are real buys in nationally famous appliances
, Check the prices see what you save. Buy now! I ;; v ' i
1-Only CKOSLEY 4 a. ft.f chest type -,,'.7 : ' ! , ,
lDnly CROSLEY 8 cu. ft., chest type. For your kitchen
1-Only HARDER FREEZE 12 cu. ft.r chest type. ! Family size
1-Only HARDER FREEZE 1 cu. ft., chest type. 1
For year round storage
1-Only HARDER FREEZE 12 cu. ft., upright.
. Convenience & quality all in one
1-Only DIETZ 18 cu. ft. upright. Custom made
2-BENDIX Gyromatic washers with auto, soap enfectors. demon. 329.95
2-BENDIX 1950 Delwp Gyromatic models - Demonstrators; 299.95
1-DeLuxe' Bolt-down - excellent condition . -.. ....:, ..j I 249.95
BENDLX Economat washers - the sensational new agitator type
' - Bendix Floor Demonstrator -..-. ..J L 229.95
Speed Queen washer - Deluxe, large, with pumps. Floor Demo. 154.95
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1-HOTPOINT, new, 8 cu. ft.,
1 -KELVINATOR, 8.6 cu. ft.
1-KELVINATOR, 8.6 cu. ft.
1-HOTPOINT 8 cu. ft. with
1-HOTPOINT 8 cu. ft. with
1-HOTPOINT 6 cu. ft. with
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1-TAPPANS famous auto, gas range, visuallite oven, .demon.
1-HOTPOINT olectric range, floor sample . , , ! ; i ;'
2- A. B. Apartment ranges,, new models; floor samples 1
1-WESTINGHOUSE electric
cabinet, broiler and
1-BEND1X, F.M. t AJrV,3 speed record player, floor sample ...
1-CROSLEY, cabintt radio. 3 speed phonograph floor sample .
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Genuine Lewyt Vavuum cleaners, floor demonstrators
Table Top 54 gaL, hot water heater. The famous i Hotpoint -.
GE Portable Ironer Store Demonstrator; U.......X......
2-CORY Matic Maid portable
NEW HOME SEWING MACHINES
1 -Modern Desk - Dtlvx
2- 18th Century Desk Deluxe
- 1-HEPPLEWHITE Console Deluxe
1 -SHERATON Blonde Console
1 -SHERATON Walnut Console
1 -STANDARD Mahogany Console
JNIVERSAL SEWING MACHINES
. 3-DeIuxe Portables ..i.... ..L,
. 1 -Deluxe Console J . ......;..,..t
-ECCHI (The world's finest) MACHINES
1-Deluxe Poriable Z' , , ;w ,,:'- ) V.,!.
1-Deluxe Portable--' ; - -,'
1-Deluxe Queen Anne , .,; .. ". ,. ,' I ,
o USED APPLIANCES
WASHERS - Automatic and non-automatic - Bendix, Maytag, Easy, etc
RANGES Hotpoint, Westing house, Frigidaire, i Monarch, etc , ,
REFRIGERATORS - Kelvinator, G.E., Jrigidsire, j Norge, etc .
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The Statesman. Solera. Oregon. Sunday, I 'arch SS. 1-51 5
the Liberty theatre. Later he was
with the New York Life insurance
company here. He was a member
of the Assembly of God church.
Survivors include his wife, Ev
elyn K. Ogden of Salem; son, Ver
non Ogden of Portland, and a sis
ter, Mrs; Ethel Clancey of Seattle.
Funeral arrangements are being
made by the Virgil ! T. Golden
chapeL. ,!
Chamberto i
HearDr.Smith
Problems facing Willamette un
iversity will be outlined to Salem
- FREEZERS -k'
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- WASHERS i-
REFRIGERATORS
butter conditioner, crisper,' meat
across the top of freezer
U type evaporator U
crisper. Floor sample.
crisper. Floor Sample.
crisper. Floor Sample.
- RANGES -
roaster latest model with;
timer.
RADIOS
MISCELLANEOUS -
dishwashers Demonstrators
- SEWING MACHINES
COMPARE THESE
PRICES AND VALUES
Down, SrMontrts: on
Cpen Frldiys TJ 9 PJ.L
Chamber of Commerce tIon? y
noon at the Senator hotel by Dr.
O. Herbert Smith, university pres
ident. - ') - i
Dr, Smith, Willamette's presi
dent since 1S42. will soeak c
"Willamette Faces xne juner
gency." i ?.
Also at the Monday meeting of
the chamber, Marion county cam
paigners for the Red Cross drive
will give a progress report.' Robert
L. Elf strom, general chairman, will
explain the drive and will conduct
a 10-minute report, session with
division leaders
California's giant redwood trees
grow from seeds only 'one-sixteenth
of an inch' long. r '
8:30 Ml1
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$189.95
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tray 319.95
269.95
269.95
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309.95
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219X3
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229.95
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