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CHARGED WITH TUKXAT
Jerry Lewin, Stayton, pleaded
Innocent- Thursday in Marion
countj district court to a charge
cf threatening commission of a
felony, and preliminary hearing
was set for Monday. Everett Wagy
cf Stajton Is the complainant, al-
lesinc that Lewin threatened to
kill turn. Lewin U bW in the coun
ty Jail in lieu of $750 bail,:
Tender "youn Eastern i Oregon
Hereford beef for your locker, best
prices of the season. 49 Vie. 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,
12ZZ State ; St, Salenu. Pbone
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STUDIO ENLARGED
Enlargement of V the Paradise
Ceramics studio, 1057 J S. Com
mercial tt, by expansion into an
adjoining building was announc
ed Thursday by Joseph and Fo
loma Pallares, proprietors. The ex
tra room will be used for classes
beginning August 15. ;
Baby beef for your locker, 49c
Also youns? turkeys to fry or bake,
49c. Orwig'i Market, 3975 Silver
ton rd. Phone 2-6128
HITBBARD FIRM NAMED
Hartzlers Feed company, Hub-
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tard, U the assumed Business name
for a retail feed and seed firm
filed Thursday with Marion coun
ty clerk by Sam, sr, Sam, jr., Don
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Liberty Old-timers school reunion
will be held at Liberty Hall Sun
day, August .5. Please bring table
service and picnic basket; j
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Waldemar L. Krause, 2090 N.
J9th st, is candidate for a bachelor
! in inratinn from
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the University of Kansas at Law
rence, Kans., at the . end of the
current summer session, according
to' word received Thursday from
university authorities.
Births
TAKNELL To Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Yarnell, 3125 Knox sL,
Ealem, a daughter, Thursday,
August 2, at Salem Memorial hos
pital. SCIILEMINGER To Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Schleminger, 3735 Har
vey st, Salem, a son, Thursday,
August 2, at Salem Memorial hos
pital. -,
BROWN To Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Brown," Independence
route lt a daughter, Thursday, Au
gust 2, at Salem General hospital.
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BILFIKEK To Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Hi inker, 1150 E. Rural
ave Salem, a daughter, Thursday,
August 2 at Salem General ho pi
ta L
. HELSTROM To Mr. and Mrs;
Robert Helstrom, 770 N". Capitol
St., .Salem, a daughter, Thursday,
August 2, at . Salem General hos
pital. LaFOUNTAINE To Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred LaFountaine, Dallas,
a son, Thursday, August 2, at Sa
jem General hospital.
. MHA To Mr. and Mrs. Earl
E. Riha, Independence, a daugh
ter, Thursday, August 2, at Salem
tienerai nospitaL
STUTZM AN To Mr. and Mrs.
Leon Stutzman, Salem route 1,
boxa 663, a son, Wednesday, Au
gust 1, at Salem Memorial hospital.
CARD OF TTIANKS
We wish to thank all our nelrii
tors, friends and co-workers for
the many kindnesses extended at
the i, loss of our home. Thanks
gain.
: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wodzewoda
" and family, 270 Mable St.
MOVET SACK LOST
Mrs. John Pi Seitz, Salem Weld
ing supply, reported to city police
Thursday that she lost a bank
money sack containing about $700
in cash and checks in the 200 block
of Cbemeketa street.- She said it
was lost while on the way to the
office of the store from ber auto.
FALLS INJTJKIES mr " '
Mrs. D. Roo, 75, of 1260 High-
land ave4 fell at her home Thurs
day evening and suffered a possi
ble fractured right hip, city first
aidmen reported. She was taken to
Salem General hospital for treat
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Frank HovL 62. shoe cobbler In
a downtown shop, "suffered a se
vered artery in the left wrist when
his knife slipped Thursday after
noon, city first airmen reported.
He was treated and sent to a doc
tor for stitches, . j
OS HONOR ROLL AT WSC
Harold W. Russell, Salem, was
named Thursday among 895 un
dergraduates at Washington State
college, Pullman, Wash,, cited for
scholastic excellence by the regis
trar, according tor word received
Thursday Irom college authorities.
PARTNER RETIRES .
Notice of retirement from part
nership in Sublimity Lumber com
pany was filed (Thursday with
Marion count clerk by Bernard
Zuber. Continuing' as proprietor is
Joe Heubergefi If 1
ROAD WORK! SOUGHT
Petition for oilf mat paving of
Albert drive, near the highway
99E-12th street junction, was filed
Thursday with Marion county
court, bearing 24 signatures.
PENSION CLtYt TO MEET
American Pension club 1 will
meet at the Paul Stavenau home.
575 S. Wintef st4 Saturday at
6:30 p.m. for a covered dish cm
ner, followed by business meeting
and program.
Rush to, Buy
Colored Oleo
Said Laclring
Salem housewives made no big
rush Thursday to buy oleomar
garine that was colored without
their labors, as the legislative act
ending - Oregon's ban on colored
oleo went into effect, i .'"
Stores were well-stocked with
the changed, product, at prices
generally one cent above those
recently , for. plain oleo, although
some prices remained the .same.
Stores said the increase: was due
to iwripping of individual cubes.
. Although advertising was prom
inent, unique store displays Of the
new! yellow oleo were not found.
Little of the uncolored variety
was i on hand because dealers had
let! their stocks dwindle and some
distributors picked up remaining
cartons. ;.-. vj ;- ;-
- Most stores said buying yester
day Was above normal for the day,
but not extremely so. U
The 38-year prohibition' on col
ored oleo sales in ' Oregon was
ended by last spring's legislature,
whiph at first had Voted to re
tain the ban. '.iv i.-'-.V
Maggie and Nellie are names of
towns in North Carolina near the
Cherokee Indian Reservation at
the eastern gate to the Great
Smoky Mountains National Park.
SHOE STORE LISTED 1
Assumed business name of Ack-
lin's Junior bootery, 231 N. High
st, was filed Thursday with Mar
ion; county clerk by Ernest J. Sav
ave 2185 Cbemeketa st. and Hel
ena, H. McDevitt, 1055 Lanner
ave.
NEBRASKANS TO PICNIC
A no-host picnic for former res
idents of Perkins county, Neb.,
will be held Sunday noon at din
ger park; Coffee and ice cream will
be furnished. 1 i
PmiMffe"
CIRCUIT COl?RT ?
Andrew Solberg ; vs Mary Sol
berg: Complaint for divorce alleg
ing cruel and Inhuman treatment
seeks ownership pf one-half in
terest in real j property. Married
Nov. 22, 1935. 1 i
Ralph Hurst,! jr.,' Vs Betty Foun
tain Hurst: Complaint for divorce
alleging desertion seek award of
custody of two minor -children to
defendant Married Aug. 29, 1947,
at .Vancouver, Wash.
. Maggie May! Mann vs Charles
W. Mann: Complaint tor divorce
alleging cruel and; inhuman treat
ment seeks restoration of plain
tiffs maiden name of Maggie May
Van Arnam. Married May 3, 1949,
at South Bend Wash.
Ada Winifred fJasser vs Claud
Creighton Gasser Complaint for
divorce alleging cruel and inhu
man treatment seeks restoration of
plaintiffs maiden! name of Ada
Winifred Heath. Married Feb. 10,
1948, at Coos Bay Ore.
Goldie L. Carter vs Al Garrison
and others: Complaint seeks judg
ment of Sl.682.14 allegedly due on
note and foreclosure of. mortgage
on real property, j
State unemployment' compensa
tion commission vs George F. and
Marie M. Engelbreit, doing busi
ness as Anchor Cafe: Complaint
seeks Judgment of $244.26 alleged
ly due in contributions.
PROBATE COt'RT;
Frank F. Richter estate: Sale of
real property confirmed.
Rose Kimball estate: Final hear
ing set September 10.
Kathryn M. Stryker estate: Final
order. ' '. 1
Cora E. Boyer estate: Final hear
ing set September 1. : ,
Verda Mae, Patricia Ann and
Leandra Sue Williamson guardian
ship: Hearing set August 4 on pe
tition for appointment of Jack A.
Frisbie as guardian. I
! Florence Pickens estate: Sal of
real property authorized.
William E. Goodman guardian
ship: Hearing set August 11 "on
petition for sale of ward's interest
in real property. -. '
Laura EKellar estate: Cashing
of bonds authorized. ! t
DISTRICT. COURT i
Jerry Lewin. Stayton. pleaded
innocent to charge of threatening
commission of a felony, prelimi
nary hearing set August 6, held in
lieu of S750 bail.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Irving Frank Morris, 36, army,
Astoria, and Catherine Foley, 31,
Portland. ! V- -j
Leslie W. Moug50, laborer, and
Ruby A. Moug, 33,: housewife, both
of Toledo, j i
John Forrest Smith, 29, con
struction worker, Portland, and
Sybyl Harvey, 27, student, Silver
ton. j : . j ;
MUNICIPAL COURT
Robert Lawrence Johnson, 3215
Portland rd., charged with reckless
driving and driving while opera
tor's license suspended; fined $150,
committed to five days in Marion
county jail, driver's license sus
pended for one year.
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Saalad bids will ba racatvad by Oraoon Stale Cellega at tha Manager's Of
fke, Fira Station, Adair Villasa, until 1.-O0 p. rn PactFic Daylight Saving Tima
(12.-00 neon Faeifk Standard Tima) an August 20, 1951, tor tha sala and romoval
f ona or mora of approximately seventy-five buildings at Adair Village. Bida
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will ba oponed at U0p.nL, Pacific Daylight Saving rima in tha Tbaatae Build-'
Ing, C-l 3, Adair ViUage. Buildings will ba open for ins paction beginning August
6, 1951, Including Sundays,
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Invitations to bid, specifications of sala, and bid forms are available at the
Ma na Bar's Offka, Adair Village, and .the Business Office, Oregon State College.
Form will be mailed upon request. No bids wiQ be considered unless fully com
pleted in the manner specified on the bid form in the specifications of sate.
Oregon State College reserve the right to reject any or all bids and to waive
all informaCtiev No bidder may withdraw hi bid after the hour set for the open-
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Interested In seeln- eelered alee m It was effered in the Oreaea mar
ket for the first time Thursday to Mrs. Leonard Reitnann, 3625
; Scenic View dr and her daughter Linda, 3. Harold v Walker, clerk at
the Vista market, 3045 S. Commercial sL, is sbawlnr Mrs. Relnunn
three of the several brands ef ealored eleemarcine new mn the mar
ket here .(Statesman pbete,)
Blood! Donors
Swell iBank
By 184 Pints
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. Salem ended Its vacation on
generous .blood donations Thurs
day as 184 pints were collected it
the armory, the be?t day in three
months, according to workers.
One woman gave for the 23rd
time.: '
Thirty-six persons were reject
ed, while five were able to give
less than a pint each. Their con
tributions go to the children's hos
pitals in Portland.
Jack.Spong, who is recruiting
donors from the state unemploy
m e n t compensation commission
offices, gave his eighth pint yes
terday to enter the Gallon club.
From Pacific ! Telephone and
Telegraph' company came some IS
equipment installers as donors.
Prisoners : from j county and city
jails gave' nine pints:
Her 23rd pint, Including World
War II donations, was given by
Mrs. Kathryn Young, assistant di-
etition at Salem Memorial bos
pitaL
Valley Firms
Incorporate
Mehama and Albany groups
were among those filing articles of
incorporation Thursday with the
state corporation commissioner.
Filed under $3,000 capital stock
was Wagner, and Bevier Logging
Co, Mehama, with Walter Bevier
and ; Blanche Wagner as in cor
porators. I
Bureau of Mines 'Associates of
Peace Said
Basis for
U.S. Policies
"War is not inevitable,' a veter
an U-S. statesman declared Thurs
day before the Salem Lions club.
HOur foreign policy would be
entirely different today if we
thought that it was,7" said Carlton
Savage, Salem-area native who
has spent the past 15 years with
the U.S. state department.
The graying, erect speaker re
called that he was born , "in a
gully between Squirrel Hill and
Sunnyside but usually referred
to Salem as his home town. .
The Kremlin' is out for a world
dominated by communism and all
of our foreign policy is formulated
with that in mind." Savage assert
ed. "As a. central part of that
policy we tare building physical
strength, hoping we shall never
have to use iC .-,..,. ;:
"There is more i emphasis ion
consultation with the military
than ever before in forming pol
icy," he added.
Savage deplored today's foreign-
policy, scene as "not a pretty "picture-,
but added, there can be
no clear-cut policy that has all
desirable features (today) this: is
bad, that's bad, but you've got to
choose one, and none are a very
happy solution
There is danger for the United
States to go in for appeasment on
one hand,-and danger to go in for
too" much armament on the other,
Savage said.
"Its like welkins a tiaht rooe."
he added.
A lively, cfMhe-record question
period followed Savage's formal
remarks. He is executive secretary
of the state department's policy
forming committee.
Morse Support
Plan Dropped
By Anderson
Steve Anderson, Salem attor
ney and state young republican
leader, announced Thursday he is
dropping plans to put Sen.
Wayne Morse's name on the Ore
gon republican presidential pri
mary ballot next May. !
Anderson's decision, came after
Morse asked his supporters to stop
trying to make Morse ' a favorite
son candidate. Morse also asked
Oregon republicans te elect liber
al delegates to the republican na
tional convention. 1 ; j
Anderson said that with Morse
out of the running, he would sup
port' General Eisenhower for the
republican presidential, nomina
tion. " '
Moves already are underway to
put Eisenhower on both the dem
ocratic and republican ' presiden
tial primary ballots In Oregon. "
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Albany was incorporated for the
purpose of providing a recreational
program for employes of the bu
reau and their families.
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the quality; to value ... you
will be convinced that "Our
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for 38c
TonxntY
! $9.75riacrri
! HAIR
! CUPPERS
NOW $5.15
! vlTCtETtYM
sees!
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27c dcansing
15c fonder PuKs
5c Pocket Combs
Drossinq Combs
Hair pins
33c jy Band Aids
25c J&J Daby Powder
39c Barbasol Shave Cream 34c
10c Jergens Soap 3 baj 9c
75c Bayer Aspirin if. j - 43c
Aerdwax i 1 . 59c
12c
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TOILETRY
CAMPBELL'S
CMCKEN 'SOUP
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TOILETRY
COLORED ALL SWEET
S lbs, gga:
Reg. 33c
TIDE '
SOAP POWDER
NOW 23c
TOILETRY
5c Candy
BARS cr GUM
10c
CANDY
13c Camay Bath Soap ' 3 28c
10c Ivory Soap Mediwm Ear 4 for 25c
32c Oxydol Soap Powder i 25c
32c lYorv Snow i 25c
1 TOILETRY
4.98 Electric Fan
Butcher Knives
Carving Knives
Ham Sllcers
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NYLOMS
49c
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$1.43
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CANDY
1.25 Tablo Cover i..k uu H 75c
1.09 Auto Trouble Liaht 1 77c
10c Plastic Tumbles f 3 U 9c
Vaier Pistol i so she! I i 59c
60c Wetal Serving Tray r i47c
fifen's Canvas Gloves ! 23c
7jJc Pex Casseroloj q . . s65c
W5 Pyrcx Percolator f $2.35
lOc Pytex Custard Clips 21 13c
3L79 & Curtain Set i $2.79
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