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ALDKICU LEAVES FIXM
Notice of intention to retire from
the firmaof Johnson, Siewert it
Aldrich, Printers, was filed with
the Marion county clerk .Monday
by Fay Aldrich, with the other
partners. Lauren L. Johnson and
Charles L. Siewert. Aldrich is
leaving Salem. ' The firm will be
known as Johnson U Siewert,
Printers, alter AMrlch Jeaves at
,tbe end of August.. : . T
4 Corners Eeauty Shop win be
closed between July 30th and
August 13th. v , . -
EOFF IN All FORCE
2nd Lt. Joseph L tail, ten of
Mr. and Mrs. Asel C. Eoff, Salem
: box 709, has reported to McChord
sir force base. Wash, for - duty
with the; 325th motor vehicle
squadron as assistant adjutant. A
graduate of Salem high school and
the University of Oregon, Eoff
was recalled to duty July 9.
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rsstle Permanent Wavers.' 305
Liveslev Bide Phone 3-3663. Fer-
manents $3 & up. Eulela Arnold,
MEASLES REPORTED
Nine cases of measles In Marion
muntv were reported , for last
week bv the Marion county de
partment of health. Fifty per cent
cf the county's physicians contrib
uted to the report which also in
cluded 'four cases of pneumonia
and one case each of impetigo and
mumps. - ."
Geraniums $1.30 Do. Choice Mum
Plants 25c ea. Merrills Ureen
bouse. Brooks.
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TIBBETS RELEASED ,
t Truman Douglas Tibbets, Lyons
route-1, was released Tuesday
from the Marion county Jail after
paying $3S fine. He was arrested
Sunday and pleaded guilty to dis
orderly conduct at Brejtenousn
Hot Springs. Tibbets was pise fin
ed on a violation of the basic, rule.
Fresh killed turkeys to bale or? fry
Also babv beef for your locker,
Orwig's Market. 3975 Silverton
Rd. Phone 2-8128, .
WOMAN TO TALK .
Alta Meyers of Salem, president
of the Pacific Northwest Council
of Credit Women's Breakfast club,
will report on the club's activities
at the noon meeting Friday of the
Salem Retail Credit association at
the Golden Pheasant restaurant.
THIEF TAKES FLOWERS '
Mrs. George Mlschler, 1204 N.
Commercial st., complained - to
city police Tuesday that for the
past several nights thieves have
cut . gladiolus and sweet William
blooms from heevyard. She said
some of the plants' had been pull?
ed up by the roots, j .
Public
Records
CIRCUIT COURT
A. R. Siegmund vs Alta M. Lar-
sen and others: Order overrules
demurrer of defendants Alta M.
Larsen, and Mr. and Mrs. Royce
I Tomkin.
Chester McNeil vs Winifred
McNeil: Divorce decree granted.
with custody of one minor child
awarded to defendant, and plain
tiff to pay $25 monthly support.
Dorothy Kaye vs Keith Kaye:
Divorce' decree grants custody of
three minor children to piainuri,
with defendant ordered to pay $30
monthly support for each .child.
and defendant ordered , to pay
miscellaneous bills. : ' .
State industrial accident com-
' mission vs Silverton Planing mill:
Case dismissed at request of plain
tiff without prejudice. .
Patricia June Tooker vs George
E. Tooker: Divorce decree grants
'plaintiff former name of Patricia
June Powers.
Henry E. Wicks vs Violet . J.
Wicks: Divorce decree grants
custody of one minor child to
plaintiff.
Chemeketa lodge 1 of the IOOF
vs Milton Parker: Motion requests
order to declare defendant in de
fault
Menno Krause vs La Verna
Krause: Divorce complaint alleges
desertion. Married Oct 19, 1944.
Frank Titus vs Lois ii Jones
Order affirms default of- defen
dant and orders return of personal
property to plaintiff. , ' -
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
. 'James Leonard DyaL SI, lum-
ber worker, Sandy, and Adeline
' B. Sraithson, 19, student, 235- N.
15th stw Salem. - ,
- Donald . L. White. . vSiudejit
Portland, and Nancy A. Snyder!
21, student, 2230 Center st, Salem.
PROBATE COURT
Eva A. Spencer estate: Disposal
of real property. . -
Ben H, Kopecky vs Bozena Ko
pec ky: Case dismissed at request
of plainurz.
Mildred Ferguson Hagemann
. estate: Final account approved,
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FARM BUSINESS SIGNS
Edriedge and Davidson, a gen
eral farming business. In the
growing, harvesting: and market-
in; of bops, was registered with
the Marion county clerk Tuesday
by Mary and Horace J. Ekiriedge
and Vernita and Kenneth David
son, all of Salem route 2, box 45C
KOTAEIANS TO BEAK BRAND
Supreme Court Justice James
T. Brand will speak on "Atlantic
Union? at the Wednesday noon
meeting of Salem Rotary club at
the Marion hotel. Brand wilh be
introduced by L Cv Arens, pro
gram chairman.
HARGER TO TALK
Don; Harger, local sports author.
lecturer and Statesman fishing
and hunting columnist, will speak
at the-noon meeting today of the
Salem Exchange dub in the Sena
tor hotel. Harger will I speak on
fishing in the Willamette valley.
TAVERN FILES NAME ! .
Mary Alice and Richard H. Bott
signed a certificate of assumed
business name for Marty's tavern,
wblchi they - operate an Turner,
with the Marion county clerk
Tuesday.
MEETING ANNOUNCED
Townsend club 4 will meet at
the E H. Earl home, 2125 N. 4th
st, at s730 p jn. today, i
Civil Defense
fori Fire
Services Set
A district-wide civil defense
alert for fire services has been
scheduled for the evening of Aug-
Roble, Salem; fire
chief, said Tuesday.! ' ,
Thej mock problem will test de
partments in Multnomah. Clacka
mas, Tamhill, Washington, Clarion
and Pplk counties, which make iip
district one in the state's civil de
fense organization.
Roble said two members of each
fire department will proceed to
Portland vi private automobile to
report the availability of . fire
equipment for a Portland dispersal
point 4i .
Births
K ENFIELD To Mr. and. Mrs.
Walter Kenfield, 1450 N, 5th st.
daughter. Tuesday, July .17 at
SalemJ Memorial bospitaL '
La VINE To Mr. and Mrs. Mel
vin LaVine, Mill City, a daughter,
Tuesday, July 17 at Salem Memor
ial hospital. 4 . , r
MART1NDALE 4- To MrC'and
Mrs. 1 Donald Mariindale, 2463
Trade st a daughter. Tuesday,
July 17 at Salefti General hospitaL
HOLT To Mr. and Mrs. Maur
Ice Holt Lyons, a daughter, Tues
day, July 17 at Salem General hos-
Pitati 1 .
RYAN To Mc and Mrsl Leon
ard Ryan, 2890 Silverton frd. a
daughter, Tuesday! July "at
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State Officials
To Head X-Ray
One Today
(Story also on page 1.)
Some of Oregon's top officials
will be among the first in line to
day when the Willamette Valley
Chest X-ray survey gets under
way. Five X-ray units win be in
operation throughout Marlon and
Polk county for the month-long
survey. - .
Two of the Salem units will be
located today near the state capi-
tol to accommodate state work
ers. One will be at . State and
Waverly streets, where at 9 ajn.
Secretary of State Earl T. Newbry
and State Treasurer I Walter .J.
Pearson will be among the first
to face the X-ray machines.
The unit will remain open until
S pjn. It will be at the Salem lo
cation Thursday and Friday from
8:30 ajn. to 5 pjn with the ex
ception of the noon hour.
The second capitol area unit
will be located today at Waverly
and Court streets, where Chief
Justice James T. Brand and other
members of the state .supreme
court will be X-rayed. The unit
will be open from 9 a jr. to 5 pan.
Fer Library Werkers
This unit also will be at North
Summer and Court streets Thurs
day forv state library workers from
8:30 ajn. to 5 p.m. On Friday it
will be at the state forestry build
ing, 2600 E. State st, from 9 to 11
a jil, and at the state highway
department 2800 E. "State st- from
1 to 4 pjm.
A third X-ray unit today will
be at the Western Paper Convert
ing company. Front and D streets,
from 9 ajn. to 4 p.m. This unit al
so will be at Paulus Brothers
packing company, 14th and Ox
ford streets, Thursday from 9 ajn.
to 5 pjn. On Friday it will be at
Keith Brown Building Supply,
1965 Taft st, from 9 to 11 a.m.,
and at the Salem Linen Mill, 1485
Madison st, from 2 to o pjn.
Doe ia Idanha i
, The fourth Marion county unit
to operate today will be in Idanha
at the IGA store there from 1 to
8:30 pjn. It will be at Baldwin's
doming store at retroit on
Thursday from 12. to 7:30. pjn. On
Friday it will.be at Camp Mon-
gold from 10 ajn. to 2 p.nu, and
at the Detroit dam site from 4 to
6 pjn. ,4s
For the Polk county survey units
will be at West Salem in Smith's
Kingwood store, 1127 ' Edgewater
mud wm
YOU
WANS $25 TO $300
aa SifMiam m fwiif la $SN al Car
'Don't borrow unnecessarily, but
if a loan will pay old bills, medi
cal or dental expense, car or home
repair? it'a "yea" promptly to 4
out of 5 at TWmof. Fast, friendly
service. Come in or
phone tod my.
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Ord. n, ORICON BLDO 103 S. HIGH ST.
PWtat 2-2444 OwIm K. AOmn, YtS MANata?
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9 Big full-width frozen food
chest! Stores 40 pounds of
frozen food! ':.
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0 cu; ft. of cold space! Extra
space for bottles, bulky food!
;-15 sq. ft. of shelf .space - - -i
Plenty of room!
? Speedy ice cuba trays! .
Hurry! Offer Good Only v
While Limited- Supply Lasts! :
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tt, July 20, to 28. from 10 sun. to
6 pJn and at the Kiiigwood Mar
ket, 1311 Edgewater st, July 21
and 23, from 12 to 3 pjn.
Other Folk county units Include:
Dallas Saverr's Drug store,
July 18 to 20, from 10 sun. to f
pjn, and at Hyde-Long's Grocery,
July 20, from 12 to 9 pjs. Rick
reali Wednesday, 12 toV8 pjxt,
and Thursday, 10 a.m. to pjn.
Monmouth Day's cafe, Friday,
12 to 8 pjn. Salt Creek church
Wednesday, 5 to 9 pjn. Bethel
school Wednesday, 5 to, PJn.
Falls City Murphy" store, July
is and 19, from 1 to 8 pjn.
Lincoln ' store Thursday, 4:30
to . 9 pjn. Perrydale school
Thursday, 1 to J pjn. Eola school
Friday, 5 to t pjn. Pedee store
Friday, X to 1 pjn.
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ses
Close to 900;
T.t
Attendance held close to the'flCO
mark Tuesday as boys land girls
flocked to Salem swimming pools
for Red Cross - sponsored free
swimming instruction. Last day
ior registrauon is today, an
nounced Vernon Gilmore, play
grounds director. -
, The unexpectedly high turnout
made necessary- formation of ad
ditional groups for instruction,
with the following new schedules
announced by Lee Gustafson and
uavia mtmao, swimming, cam
paign chairmen at Olingar and
Leslie pools, respectively. ;
! At - Leslie: Boy beginners . and
intermediates .over ace 11. at 11
a.m.; girls of same classification.
iiuhi ajn coy beginners, ages
5-11, section I at 1 pjn. and sec
tion II at 1:30 pjn.; girl begin
ners, ages 5-11, section I at 2
pjn., section II at 2:30 pjn.; boy
and girl advanced swimmers. 3
pjn.; lifesaving 6 pjn.;. adults,
1 pjn.
At Olinger: Boy beginners and
Intermediates, over age 11,- at 10
ajn.; girls, 10:30 a.m.; boy begin
ners ages 8-11, at 11 ajn.; girls.
1130 a.m.: boys sees 5-7. at 1
pjn.; girls, 1:30 pjn.; boy and girl
swimmers, 2:30 pjn.; ; lifesaving,
0 p.m., adults 7 pjn.
All classes are half-hours except
the full-hour lifesaving instruc
tion. Olinger pool will be open to
the public from 3 to 6 p.m. and
after 7:30; Leslie will be open 3:30
to o and alter 7:30.
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Suez Canal.
years to' build the
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Furniture Firm
Carl W. HioEK of Hogg Brothers
Appliance, and Furniture store has
purchased the site of the Salem
Home" .Furniture store, 137 S.
Commercial st, he announced
Tuesday.: T; '
The new -site will be known as
Hogg Brothers Turaiture ex
change and will be stocked with!
trade-in furniture .and- other
products. ; " :
All merchandise of the Salem
Home Furniture store, operated
by R. H. Erroel and Ted Isaacson
for the past six years, will . be
closed out by sale soon. It will
reopen ' under new management
soon after that, Hogg said.
A new building at 274S S. Com
mercial st. has been leased by
Ermel and the plans to re-enter
business j there about September
15 with ! a maple specialty shop.
This store 'will carry furniture
and novelties in the colonial and
early American period. '
Ermel is now in San Francisco,
Calif., on a business trip. Hogg
Bros, who have operated in the
Willamette valley since 1913 will
continue to operate the store at
260 State st
Recruiters Sign
4 Salem Men
Four Salem men have been ac
cepted Into the army and air force
this week, local recruiters report
ed Tuesday, fj
The, four men, and one mother
who was not accepted, enlisted
Sunday. -They I are Gary C. Toks
tad, Floyd M. Simpson and Richard
G. Arnold, all air force, and Wil
liam L. DeLapp, army.
Ingrid Bergman
To Visit Daughter
PISA, Italy, July 17-)-Actress
Ingrid Bergman left by. train to
day for, Sweden and her first Visit
with her daughter more than
two years.1 ;-,.- - -Dr.
Peter Lindstrom, -Hollywood
physician and Miss Bergman's for
mer husband, is taking their 12'
year-old daughter to Sweden for
the meeting with her mother.
Miss Bergman is now married to
Roberto Rossellini, Italian movie
producer.
ELMER
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Drapes Made to Order
Drapery Materials
SHADES : I DRAPE RODS
ALUMINUM AWNINGS
Columbia-Matie Frameless
. j ;f - Screens - - -
1 BAMBOO SHADES
We also wash, retape, paint and
re-slat your old Venetian
blinds. 10 down, pay monthly.
ELMER, the Blind Man -Everything
fer year windows.
PH. 3-7328
For Free Estimate
; 3870 Center St, .
(Formerly West Salem)
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Injure Children t
, Two ten-year-olds require at
tention of physicians Tuesday as
the . result of vacation mishaps,
Salem first aidmen reported.
. Johnny Petty, 767 N. Liberty
rt was given first aid for knee
cut incurred in a faU i$to Mill
Creek, and Myrna Halvorson, 1240
Hoyt st,. needed sutures for - her
right heel after she caugM it in
the spokes of a bicycle. -
Mrs. Sviffart
Long Illness
Mrs. Ollie B. Swlgart, resident
of Salem for the past 28 years.
died Tuesday at a local hospital
after an illness of two years. She
was 84 years old.
Born in Franklin county, Ohio,
July 5, 1867, she moved to .Mis
souri with her family while still
a young child. She was married
there to Louis A. SwigarL who
died four years ago. The couple
came to Salem in 1925. She had
resided recently at 1142 7th sV
Mrs. Swigart was a member of
the Christian church. .
Surviving are three daughters.
Mrs. Elsie Cooper, Liberal. -Mo-
Mrs. Lola Ketterman and Mrs.' Ar
tie Phillips, both of Salem; ..two
sons, Charles V. Swigart and Rex
A. Swigart, both of Salem; bro
ther, Thomas H. Davis, Liberal;
grandchildren, Mrs. Shirley Sav
age and William Swigart, both of
Salem, and Riebard Cooper, Lib
eral, Mo.; also by four great grand
children.. ' .
Services, will be announced later
by Clough-Barrkk company. -
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The) Satosancni. Salem. Oregon,
New JukeBox
Live Operator
Juke boxes' which win be able
to play nearly any : number re
quested ' win .. shortly " appear in
many Salem; establishments,' ac
cording to Douglas ' Yeater, - local
appliance dealer, who filed a cer
tificate for the establishment of a
phono-tel music company with the
Marion county clerk Tuesday.
The juke boxes will be tied in
to a central downtown studio, Mrs.
Dorothy Yeater said, where an ex
tensive, stock of -records will be
kept Patrons Will request numbers
by phones located at the Juke box.
Operators will be on duty at the
central office! to handle requests..
: Mr. and Mrs. Yeater who wU
operate the business together, ; said
that surveys are now being made
by the telephone company to learn
the best location for the studio and
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Handicappd Employed
By sending Clothing, Fur
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of Household Articles to
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Telephon 4-2248
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the outlets. Equipment is schedul
ed to arrive today. ,
Portland, Mr. Yeater saidC now
has the phono-tel ; music . boxes,
and as far as they know is the
only city in Oregon with such
service. . .. ; . , h
Reservists Back
On Inactive Duty
Two Salem marine reservist
nave been returned to inactive v
duty after' completion of" one"
year's active service, under a re
lease program inaugurated by the
marine corps In June. ;
The two are Set, F. J, L.'a truth,
S3 90 Duncan ave anH T. St.
Robert E. Unruh, 875 ;AlUmont
dr. Both have been, stationed at
Camp Pendleton. Califs the Sa
lem marine recruiting office said.
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