The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 25, 1951, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Texti - ; b o o Cutty -Hetyb IIMeff r.mnr rrxiirrs issued - Permits for construction of two garage and alteration to a third were Issued Tuesday by the city engineers office. Authorizations went to Ethel .Mclntyre, 490 S. 16th st. e500; and E. D. Buell, 1955 N. 5th st, $500 for new con struction, and to L A. Blaisdell, 1070 Saginaw st, $500 for altera tions. L- A. Savage was author ized to repair a house -at 2615 Brooks ave. at a cost of $50. Tender young Eastern Oregon Hereford beef for your locker, best prices of the season. 49 Vic. Con venient credit may be arranged. No down payment, up to a year to pay. Deal with a friendly . re liable dealer. Randal's fine meats, 128$ State St, , Salem. Phone f489. - CONFERENCE SPEAKER E. S. Benjamin, secretary of the AFX. cannery workers union In Salem, will be one of the speak ers at the northwest conference of Industrial relations in Portland, August 2 and 3. The conference will hear spaakers representing both labor and management, with several eastern union officials and Industry representatives present Evangelist Hunt conducting heal ing services with' grayer for the sick nightly. 9 year old Judy and fcer mother singing. Calvary chap el, 1143 N. Liberty. ' measles men - Measles led all other contagious diseases throughout Marion coun ty last week. Dr. W. J. Stone, county health officer, reported on Wednesday. Eleven cases of measles were reported. followed by six pneumonia cases, two of mumps, two of Impetigo and one each of chicken pox, and tuber culosis. Choice baby beef for your locker. Also young turkeys to fry or bake, Orwig's Market, 3975 Silverton rd. Phone 2-6128. - - BODY WORKS FILES Chefs Body works was the name filed Tuesday with the Marion county clerk by Raymond V. Ka ser, 750 Madison st, and Edward W. Holden, Salem route 9, box 99. Births FOWLER - To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fowler, Gates, a daugh ter, Tuesday, July 24 at Salem General hospital. " ' JENSEN To Mr. and Mrs! Kenneth Jensen, 1895 Hlnes ave.. a son, Tuesday, July 24 at Salem General hosprtaL.-.. u - SURGEON To Mr. and Mrs. George Surgeon, 2885 Sandring ham dr., a daughter, Tuesday, July 24 at Salem General hospital. LING A R ' to Mr. and Mrs. Bay Llngar, ' Brooks, a daughter, Tuesday, July 24 at Salem Gen eral hospital. TUCKER 'To Mr. and Mrs. Chester Tucker, 3755 Welty ave- a daughter, Tuesday, July 24 at Salem Memorial hospital. ' BONES - To Cant and Mrs. Lester Bones, Turner, a son, Tues day, July 24 at Salem General nospitau . . . - BLEM To Mr. and Mrs. Ber nard Blem, Mt Angel, a son, Tues day, July 24 st Salem Memorial hospital. ' MILLS To Mr. and ' Mrs Nathan K. Mills, 1015 Fairview st, a daughter, Monday, July 23 at Salem General hospital. , - 2S9.S5 V Three lie dels Bedcced To 0 IF YOU DO TDADE-III WE A 4-QT. PDESSURE CQ0H . -"'-!- LIBERAL TRADE-IN IF YOTJ HAVE AN OLD STOVE ! II i l e-t ' it p m r-i - o n ff I . ,f ESCAPES TIOM tinsTTATj I Clarence Yarboroueh. 55. was listed - as escaped ! from work gang at Oregon state hospital at 1020 ajn. Tuesday.' Yarborough, who is 5-foot 4-inches tall, jwas wearing blue denims and a gray shirt when last seen. j i - - t ! . I i i V J".W. Meadowlark auxiliary to pot 6102 are having a rummage sale-' Thursday,? July 28, from 9 to 5 at 263 S. lommercial. GEOLOGIST TO SPEAK i Prof. Antone PostL Oregon Col lege of Education' geologist twill speak on "Highlights of Geology at a meeting of the Salem Geo logical society Thursday at S jp.ro. in Collins hall. Willamette uni versity. The public is invited. i - - . M 1- - - i J DISPLAY MAN RETIRES Charles L. Wakefield. 554 Ferry st, Saiem, Tuesday filed a notice of retirement fwith the Mirion county clerk, Isevering relations with the decorating and display firm of The Wakefield Displays company. f will meet' at 8f o'clock tonight at the courthouse Jor business ana a program. ; . , i . L-' I 1 iron Uses Federal Road Funds Quickliy: : Oregon leadsfall other states ifi ia natinn In the a need of con tracting available federal-aid funds for highway construction. State Highway Engineer Ri H. Baldock announced here Tuesday. S There remains only -4.6 perjeent of available federal-aid funds of apportionments 'made during 946, 1947, 1948, 1951 and 1952, agreed gating approximately $40,000,000 Baldock said. No! apportionment was made in 1349.; j i Texas standi second with; 5J ner cent remaining with Wyom ing third with6.3; per cent Cali fornia is fourth with 9.5 per cent Minnesota fifth with 9.19 percent and Massachusetts, sixth, with 10.4 per cent : r I . I Baldock said: Oregon is endeav oring to change the federal and state funds available for construc tion infn rnnrifr trtt th Vin tit the people" as rapidly as possible. i Two years ago Oregon was in tilth place, Baldock said. t i ; Gaiser Writes it. In Employment Security Review .... j Silas Gaiser j administrator for the state unemployment coniperi sation commission, is the agthdr of an article appearing in the! July issue of Employment Securitjj'Re view, a publication of the U. S department of labor. . J ' ' f j Gaiser discussed the effect f the lumber industry in Oregon Upon employment Insurance bene fits costs. The high percentage of the state's workers employed In lumbering and allied industries and the seasonality of both; are given special attention in the ar ticle. I-..'! " K I i Though lumbering has bee en joying its best .markets In history, payments to unemployed workers equals - collections, Gaiser points out Reexamination of the unem ployment experience rate .struc ture for the Industry Is underway to determine future legislative and administrative policies, Gaisersays.' VALUE M lo Chccsa Fron HOT HAVE A WILL GIVE YOU I mm Millers Contest'Winner3Wedr Smiles -I 7 Keyed up with happiness and the Klngwoed dr (center) after being told she was winner ef the trip in a contest sponsored by Millers stare of Salem. At right Is Ida J Henderson. Salem, route 1, whe wan a deep freeser for second place. : Catching the smiles of both pretty girls is Stanley Keith, store advertising manager, who directed the cosiest, (biatesmajs poo to. 19-Year-01d Brunette Wirs! it nn navvan r V Picture a pretty Salem the beach at.Waikiki. giripn ! That will be Marline Raschko, 19-year-old brown-eyed brunette, who was declared winner of Mil ler's Week Vacation in Hawaii.! Miss Raschko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Raschko of 964 Kingwood , dr., will leave Salem Friday night for Seattle where she will board a Northwest airlines Hawaiian Express stratocruiser for Honolulu. She will arrive there for a week's stay Saturday morn ing. .. On hand to greet Marline will be the mayor of Honolulu to whom she will impart greetings from Sa lem's Mayor Al Loucks. She will also bear gifts from Salem indus tries. . . .. j, Was Marline excited when she was ".notified of the prize? , Well, she hung up the phone in the mid dle of the message and an hour later Waikiki's palms were still dancing in her eyes. In" Honolulu she will stay at the '- . ' --. ..... .: , ; -.. i - - ! . . j llIWICLV I It ii I I 1 v 1 It it i t i t I f ill ft Mi "TW . 430 fJ. Ccrr.msrcicl Street "r i,-, af I h j ! J r.. . ,j . ; 1 '" : 1 prospects of her week-Ionr vacation f ,.i -. Moana hotel on Waikikl beach, and a guest membership in the Outrigger's club is awaiting her. Miss Raschko, who just completed her freshman year at Marylhurst college after graduating from Sa cred Heart academy, has some sur prises planned of her own. She plans to call on her college room mate, Adrienne Hansen, who lives at Waipahu, just short ride from Honolulu. A certified public accountant audited the ballots in the contest and - declared Miss Raschko ' the winner with 292,715 votes. Runner up and winner of a deep freezer was Ida Jo . Henderson, 18-year-old bhunette who resides at Salem route 1, box 336. Third was Dwyn Ann Herberger, 2405 Mason st; fourth, Virginia Currier, 1225 N. 14th st.; fifth, Katy Sigmund, 240 S. 17th st, and sixth, Joanne Ja- qua, 1321 Center st Stay ton Seeks County Streets ; A request from the Staytoh city attorney to the Marion county court for the transfer of portions of First and Gardner streets "from the county to the city, was tabled by the court Tuesday, until a for mal petition is forwarded by Stay ton,. - The request came In the form of a. letter from Stayton City Attor 0 Mereury for size. Try it for balance, pace, and y bustle. Try it for mountain-melting power, you'll find eoch - and every inch the performance-packed value that Mercury owners say it is. For Mercury is the car that cradles you gently, - needles through traffic, parks in a pocket. It has the right combination of features to make driving real fun handling ease; comfort and power to spare. Yes, one ride In this great car and you'll want to drheit home. ' 1 ? . ill 1 ' ; ' - ! , , ' : j I.', C iri rvr '.'i 11 it 1 t 1 t- f-t f-t i -'i ti 1-1 si it 1 - n r N 1 U . f I - . -I . - .... tfr 1 Jr'PflVJWl (bwcfvbUM WAY CHOICES VflfftrjMISD - f . ' t ' ""' ' - j in 'Hawaii Is Marline Raschke. 964 .. f i - ney Joseph M. Devers, Jr. The city wants all of Gardner street and that portion of First street running from .Washington street to' the bridge leading to Scio. f 72 raiui CLEARAIICE Whirls From 2.00 Sport Shirts From 3.95 Lone; and Short Sleeves SHOP IN AIR-CON- DITIONED COMFORT AT 1 Open Fridays and - Mondays Till 9 P. M. Other Weekdays Till S P. M. In the Capitol Shopping Center O O o o o o o o o o o o o o o .0 o o o o o ! i i - list of Possible liquor B rows Names of two additional pros pective appointees to the position of state liquor control commission administrator, in connection with the apparent reorganization of the commission setup, were mention ed here Tuesdays ' i ! One Is Wallace Wharton who served as state budget director un der the late Governor Charles H. Martin and later was state tax commissioner for several years. Wharton is now a member of the state civil service commission. He operates a farm near Salem. The other is Lee Bown, assistant superintendent of state police. Bown, before com! ,g here, was engaged in law enforcement ac tivities In southern Oregon for many years. Others, previously discussed for administrator Include W. A. Bing ham, member ofthe current liquor control commission; Vice-Admiral Thomas L. Gatch, Portland attor ney, and Fred L. Peterson, Port land city commissioner. William Hammond is now serv- Do You Know? Ton have : rehabilitaUoa for the Handicapped in year 'attic and closets! Send repairable articles which can provide work and wages to Uw Goodwill Indnsiries Of Oregon TELEPHONE 42240 Broken Lota Discontinued Lines . . . v Nauonaiiy ' ? Advertised U.uV.iiilU! Uioicesb HOW j PBICE I vA. Does It have down-to oorth "T first pricaT Morcurys price tag yon can undorstond a big dollar's worth for every doRar invostod. V-Will yea bo aura of good gasollna VmlloagoT Mercury hat proved Its RMxe-mUes-per-ganon by winning offi daHy spomorod economy tosts MOTOR COMPANY Thm gteUtmca Sclrm. Orxyon, lag as liquor control commission administrator. '. . : ; . ;' 1 Robert Elfstrom, cz-Salem may or, was reported slated for head of the liquor control commission to succeed Carl Hogg, also of Sa lem, whose resignation has been in the hands of Governor Douglas McKay for several months. , Assesso r s Office Plans Move Soon The county assessor's office will bie moved into the school adminis tration building "just as soon as th departments caa be gotten ready," Assessor Roscoe (Tad) ShelhwT said I Tuesday. ! Shelton said he wasnt sure just when he could begin moving his Office, although he hoped that it could start this week. Bookkeep ing machinery which will be used in expediting the compilation of records in connection with the a very cevcro Impairments ? I n5uponoyal4 IVHEAnirio MD O 45-Vof Power O O Brilliant Ptrformonct fevor Bearing km? Her 4S-o!t power without a aeparaU battery pack oridangliDf battory cord; ym max on compact, Iifhtwaifht unitl tbo "gupcr-Royar is Znir latest schievtrntnt so mn $lni uyolwcar that you will art at Ka dynamic powar and ascap tkinal tone quality. "Worry-Savor" By Mmkert mf WmrU fmmm Unllk Hmdit. FM mmd TttnUio Sdo j Heodbcmd cmd Bona Conduction Devicea Arcdlabla at' " :" Modercrto Extra Cost . j '; ;-' i - Free Parking at Shopper Car Park and Marion Hotel Car Park' . While Being Served By Motria Optical Co, I 120RRIS OPTICAL GO. 444 State- Sfcroat on wbiMt la tmxma wMww aeSta. I .' i Is It fomowa for long lifoT H la In T doodl 92 of ail Mercwry over bwtlt for wo la this country era ttiii oa the road, according to latest annual offidel registration nguresi yt Will trada-in valwa stay high? "Tv" AAercurys kaop their voluej used cor KAorkot reports consistently prove It . Par fca wa af ymm Vr Karawf aaw pmitf " " --- - f - v.mmmw mm Walnday. July IS, 1SS1 S preparation ef the ! county tax rolls, will be assembled after the move has been made to the first floor at the school building at the . northeast corner. j - -.Quarters In the courthouse are now ; being prepared! for Circuit Judge Joseph B, Felton, who will begin his duties August f 6. The new courtroom wjll be in' the eld tax, office, which)' his now been" relocated in the school administra tion building. : jjj, : . PAIUTIIIG Fpray r Brush s Also r; ,' I , Aiomasiic Coaling la beaatifnl eclonii warranted by the mannfactarer for 1 yean against cracking or peel ing Stucco, Block or Wood. Hone ImproVement . Ci j I ' 1142 Center St i Tlu Salem 3-37 4S or cupcr-powcrful c!d fov lingU-Unlt Conwnhnf O low Oprctlng Cost Baaarva Bhttary Switch. Ciolutiro Htat- and Hnmidtty-Rttittant Mkrophona. ala. 10dty' ratara rivilctc aamraa aompWta aatiafaa tioa. Coma in for a fraa dtntonttra ttoDw know you wffl ba dalif h(ad itwrfajWIoof Vwaf lwf Cw)MaACff9aV T( , AwloW. of MaaWa fatrs Ca Vhonm 3528 ()..S i l r mmkm aSafcia o fcia m 4 1. l: .