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TOWNSEXD MEET TODAY
Towmnd clubs of first congres
sional district -will have a picnic
today at Vernonia. A bus will
lea re Salem Trailways at 8:15
am. The program will include
business at 10:30 a-m, picnic at
noon and speaking in the after
noon. Principal . speaker wiD be
Earl MqponaM, state Townsend
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Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, JJ-7694. 153 N. Hih St. ;
FIRM ME3IEEES CHANGE
Change of ownership of Bill Os
Jto Insurance agency, 1465 N. Cap
itol t, was shown Saturday in
assumed business came filings with
Marion county clerk. A. Hack
meister" retired I from the firm.
while V. J. QsMo continue and
George" E. Oskb is added. .
Landscaping and designing. No
Job too large or too smalL Y. A.
Doerfler and Sons Nursery, 250
Lancaster Dr. at 4 Corners. Phone
2-2549.
STOF SIGN ORDERTD'
i Installation of signs to stop Sil-
verton road traffic at Lancaster
drive was ordered Saturday by
Marion county court at the recom
mendation of County Engineer
Hedda Swart This will make traf
fic from all directions stop at the
Intersection, which has been the
scene of several serious collisions.
i Johns - Manville shingles a pptied
i by Mathis Bros, 184 ComT.
Free estimates Pb 3-4642.
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VETERINARIAN RESIGNS
i Resignation of Dr. A. W.. Sim
mons of Silverton as county veter
lnarian for district'-4 was accepted
! Saturday by Marion county court,
Simmons wrote that the press of
private business prompted his re
signation. The. other ffive veterina
rians will handle His district for
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Fresh killed Turkeys tobakeor
fry, 39c lb. Orwigs Market Phone
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JUSTICE ASKS BOOST
A salary increase from $125 to
$200 per month was asked of Mar
j Ion county court Saturday by Gale
Hutchings, justice of th peace at
Jefferson. The request, which not
! edan increase in fees and fines
? from the court, was taken under
; advisement. ,..
For Sate: 148 1 -ton Ford pickup
excellent condition. Call 2-4151 or
McNUTT TO APPEAR ' '
W. C. McNutt, Grand Ronde, for
mer navy underwater demolition
squad member, will appear on the
stage of the Capitol theatre tonight
at 8 o'clock. He will be Interview
ed between showings of the movie
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W.F. C S. West Salem. Rummage
Sale, Friday and Saturday, Sept
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PERMIT GIVEN
i A permit to reshake a two-story
bouse at 569 N. 21st st, at a cost
, of $1,000, was granted to Lowell
SDagle by the city building in
pec tor's office Saturday. A permit
; to alter a house at 410 N. 22nd st
- was granted to Hilda Vincent Es
timated cost is $1,000. ,
: Wells Frozen Food Lockers. 1835
1 N. Commercial.
1 SALEM STORE FILES ' '
The Boys shop, a boys wearing
i apparel store, at 339 N. High st,
was the assumed - business name
. filed Saturday with Marion, coun
i tv clerk by Ira L. and Jessie M.
I Darby.
OWNERSHIP CHANGES
Change of name and ownership
cf a hardware at 4290 If . Front st
was shown Saturday in assumed
business name filings with Marion
county clerk. Roy E. Smith and
John K. Coomler retired from the
firm of Coomler and Franz. whCe
Cooralr. and Sylvia F. Coomler
filed ithe name of Coomler hard
ware.
Mayers Beauty Shoppe. 1405 N
Commercial St. Permanent waves,
S5 Up. Dial 3-7202. - ,
the Twelfth Street Dinette will
be closed for JO days for remodel
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Now open Sunday 10 to 5. Jary
Florist, Capitol Shopcm Center.
Phone 0-7373, 2-4802. -
Births
LOSlX-To Mr. and Mrs. Charles
' F. Losie, 104 E. Wilson st, a son.
i Thursday, Sept 13, at. Salem Me
mortal hospital.
CHASE To Mr. and Mrs.'Ber
; jnard Chase, Lyons, a daughter,
' Saturday, September 15, at Salem
: Memorial hospitaL '
DORR To Mr. and. Mrs. John
Dorr, 1099 S. High st, Salem,
son, Saturday, September 15, at
- Salem Memorial hospitaL
WALTON t-. Tor Mr. and Mrs.
: ' Robert Walton Lyons, a daughter,
Saturday. September IS, at Salem
, Memorial hospital.
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Hi-Y Groups
Prepare for
New Members
These leathernecks have lost landed la Salem, but there's nartuy s
situation te have In hand yet They art the first members of aa In-
specter-instrsetor staff to reactivate an rgaaixed marine reserra malt
here, repUciag the unit called to actfve doty a year age. From left
are Sgt Cecil A. Rand, Capt Jeaeph L. Svejkosky and M. Sgt
James.F. llogsett, Jr. (Statesman photo.) ; - -
Programs for addition of new
members to Salem's Hi-Y and Jun
ior Hi-Y clubs are occupying .the
school boys' groups as they begin
Activities for the f all at the YMCA,
accordmg to Roth Holtz, boys
ork secretary. .
New members will be taken (a
about ' two weeks from now, fol
lowing information assemblies at
the schools. -The five-Hi-Y clubs
will -add about : 50 boys to their
present 75. The nine Junior Hi-Y
chapters will increase their 90 to
a;bout 200. i
At last week's meetings of the
older clubs, Douglas Chambers,
boys work chairman: discussed
standards for the groups. Next
Wednesday evening committees
4re to report on a nevf: procedure
for election of officers.::
Holtz reported that, the , boys
regular "gym and swim" session
after school each day ;has begun.
with ? good participation.
j Saturday more than 50 boys,
mostly from the grade schools.
took ; part in& football school at
McCulloch stadium, conducted by
Willamette Coach Chester Stack-
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Hearings were being: continued
by city juvenile officers for three
Souths charged with .the burglary
of seven cases of beer from a box
car "near the fairgrounds.
A fourth youth Involved In the
case,! James Cain, 453 Try on ave.
has already been sent to the state
boys school at Wood burn, juvenile
officers said. -,-
Two of the youths wCl have
hearings September 2lt while the
third is still awaiting a bearing
date.; '
Police Cast Doubt
Oii Reports of
Dog Poisoning
, Poison has been discounted as
the tause of death of several Sa
lem dogs in the last few months.
city police said Saturday.
Investigations on two dogs, by
the state laboratory, police said,
showed no evidences of poison. Po
lice are attempting to earn what
is causing the death of dogs, es
pecially in the Abrams ivenue dis
trictf where two deaths were re
ported Saturday.
County School - -Principals
Meet .
The annual school-opening meet
ing for Marion county school prin
cipals was conducted in the court
house Saturday morning by Super
intendent Agnes C Booth, . with
about 80 attending. 3 ?
Discussion concerned county
school policies, new textbooks,
testing programs and achievement
Underground wire cables often
are .wrapped in steel tape to pre
vent gophers from biting into them.
records, led by Mrs. Vivian Hoenig
and . Mrs. Betty Sanders, county
supervisors. ..'---, v
The health department's role was
explained by Mrs. Be mice Yeary,
county nursing supervisor.
Ivan B. White
Transferred to
Madrid, Spain
13 Salc Students Among 84
Pledged to W. U; I Fraternities
Thirteen Salem students are among the 84 pledged to Willamette i
university four fraternities, the school reported Saturday.
;The list by. houses, memoes: I . . ,
Sigma Chi Bob KiekeL Neil Daugherty and George Carlisle of
Salem; Bill. Griffiths, Ron Griffiths, Bob Taylor and Dick Bartram, 1
The Dalles; Bob Scearce, Ken Balnea, Chuck Carter and Bob Rod
Houser, ' Portland; Dave Field,
Burns; i Pat Taylor, Pilot Rock;
Ward Sligh, Spokane, Wash.; Bob
Cody, Corvallis; Don Huff, Herm-
iston. Wash.; Dick Lewis, Lebanon;
Burke Samuelson and Ron Woo ton,
Longview, Wash.; George JCelL
Burlingame, Calif.; Jira Cranston,
Vancouver, Wash., and Dane 11
Cwkery, Klamath Falls.
Sirma Alpha EpsHon Bob Hew-
tt Dick .Adams. Chuck Conklin,
Ron Swanson and James Verdick,
Salem? ! Bill Huff, Taft; Gordon
Singleton, Roy Van Horn and
Mickey Coen, Roseburg; Verne
Vannice and Paul Johannes, Hal
sey; Dick Hoy and Bob Swift
Kewberg; 'Laval Olson, Santa
Rosa. Calif.;- John ;Kinyon, Van
couver, Wash.; Ray Freitheim and
Russ Ferg,Medford; Dick Rose,
Portland; Ken Haevernick, Forest
Grove; Phil I Brown, Klamath
Falls; Dave Gray, West Linn; Har
ry Thomas, Hermiston, and Lynn
Huston, Harris burg. . .- -
Phi Delta Theta Don Case,
Salem; Bill Hagmeyer and Bill
Briggs, Redwood City, Calif.; Al
Young, Echo; Cecil Ristow. and
Chuck Maxwell, Seattle, Wash.;
Dave.Wlsnom, San Mateo, Calif.;
Ron. Ward, Portland; Jim Carey,
Lyons, and Keith Mirick, Medford.
f Beta Theta Pi Jim Kleen, Bob
McConnville, Jim Tooze and Mar
ion Putnam. : Salem; Hal Har-
graves, Dick Gussey, Dick Drake,
Doug Graham, Fred Schmale,
Dick Church, - Bob Alfred. Dave
Jackson,' Al Seibert, and Bob
Packwood, Portland; Bruce Pur
vine. Long Beach, Calif.; Carl
Simpson,' Longview, Wash.; Wayne
Fredrlckson, Sandy; Kent Holmes,
Redwood City, Calif.; Ward Arm
strong. rNewberg; Ed Whyte,
Castleford, Idaho; Mike Hovis,
Olympia, . Wash.; Hal Johnson,
Cathlamet Wash.t Tom Schrock,
Bend: Bob: Stramfjord, Astoria;
Bob Keiman, Milwaukie; Jim Hud
dleson, : Warrenton; Don Cragg,
Monroe; Chuck Ruud, Woodburn,
and Don Berney, Camas, wash.
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Earl H. Hammett Portland sales
man, was fined $50 In Marion
county district court Saturday on
a charge of unlawful possession of
a -valley quaiL
Hammett also was fined $25 aft
er be pleaded guilty to a cnarg
of shooting a shotgun upon a high
way.' He was arrested near St
Louis by state police September 1
after a lamer complained some
one was T"oad cunung . In tnat
area. . i -
District ! Judg Val Sloper also
acquitted Carl R. Spencer, Pratum,
charged witn larceny. Following a
trial; Sloper Judged Spencer in
nocent of the complaint that h
took a radio belonging to Haze B.
King last month. .
d George Ramey, Brooks route
1, was continued to Monday for
arraignment on a dufrge of driv
ing while ; Intoxicated. Ramey was
arrested Friday by a Marion coun
ty sheriffs deputy lust north of
Keizer school. He is held in Mar
ion county jail in lieu of $350 bail.
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DeclineinMint
PORTLAND, Sept 1$-CP)-A 18
per cent drop In Oregon s pepper
mint oil production was forecast
today. But the department of agri
culture said that was still weU
above thelten-year average.
The September 1 estimate. was
for 531,000 pounds of oiL The ten-
year average was 329,000 pounds,
Poor growing weather was ex
pected to cut the yield from last
years 43 pounds to tne acre to ss
uus year.
Ishams Fly to
t Jaspler Park r
Isham of
Ed John-
Ore- are . on a
week's trip by air to Jasper nation
al park. Alberta, Canada. They
left Saturday for Spokane in the
Johnsons ; plane and will join Ja
large group of planes flying in a
Ivan B.' White, Salem, foreign
service officer in the U. S. state
department has been transferred
from Washington, D. C, to Mad
revealed Saturday. 4 . L f f
WhitA nhn h Kcn A-rmrn nf MiUil MM Ul. uiu
the office of reeional American f I son of Blacnly,
fairs since February, will be coun
selor and chief of the economic
section in Madrid.
A native of Salem and a grad
uate ' rif ; Willamette imtirereftv
White began his diplomatic career Ponsored by the
in 1935 when he was assigned to I A,uiw"w"k
Mexico City. ;
seen duty in
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THERE IS NO FINER WATERPROOF WATCH
THAN A
WATER CAN'T GET IN TO RUST ITS PARTS...
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Since then , he has
Yokohoma, Rio de
council.
Mrs. Cora Lee Pryor, mother of
Mrs. Isham and Mrs. Johnson, is
Janeiro. Paris. Trieste and in Wash- MTS- "nam ana airs, wonnson, is
ueiru,-is, xticsie .au uiru-1 staying with the Isham children.
Larry and unda, while tneir par
ents are on the trip.
Wear It in the water,
plunge into the sand . .
your Croton waterproof
watch is sealed against
moisture and dust The
handsome face stays 1
handsome; the remark
ably accurate movement
stays accurate. In of :
out of the water there's
no finer watch than a,
Croton waterproof!
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10 KOREA CASUALTIES
WASHINGTON, Sept 15-(ffr-
Grates Blaze
Wi Qii oriarlll Till G Th defense department today
f1-1, -Tir 01,"llltAT. Identified 10 additional battle cas
' i I ; ualties in Korea. A new list (No.
A little bit of post mortem life 1 397) renorted one killed, one miss-
came to the fairgrounds Saturday j ing In action and eight wounded.
morning. i
Firemen were called' to quell a
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Liberty at State
blaze next to the Golden Pheasant
restaurant near the main entrance.
Some crates stacked outside. caught
fire from : unknown causes, and
scorched the side of the building.
No other damage resulted.
Quackenbushes to
Leave; for Georgia
Capt' and Mrs. Roger Quackcn
bush, formerly of Salem, , are to
leave Ft Ord, Calif., this week for
Ft Benning, Ga where Quack
enbush. will take a month's special
training prior to leaving for Japan.
. While -they are. in Georgia, the
Quackenbushes' two children will
stay with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Phil Aspin wall of Salem.
Mrs. Quackenbush and the chil
dren will reside here while the
captain is in Japan. He is the son
of S. W. Quackenbush of Salem.
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