The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, November 07, 1951, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextQfy Officiislj Ttnir Sewage ant Salem's city department beads made their second in-the-epoi Ja s aecttea of a municipal operettas! Tuesday wben they toured the sewase treatment plant sit la nerth Salem. Led by City Manager J. L. Tnn cen. the officials viewed the plant where construction baa halted tem porarily due to shortage of some material. The department beads recently laspeeted water operations. Next week they will see fire department equipment Aim of the tours Is to better familiarize key city officials with -the function and equipment of other city department. Pnblic Records UAKXIAGE I2CENSZ , APPLICATION S Keith R. Bechtel, 23, parts man. TToodburn, and Gladys Margie Dschtel, 32, office clerk, Hulsboro. E1STEICT COURT Kenneth A. Vogt, 1609 N. 4th st, charted with obtaining money by false pretenses, continued to Movember 7 for plea, held in lieu 'of $1,000 bail. nOBATE COUKT Med a Brandt estate: Lewis C 1Hnil( nruiintd arfminf xtratAT. Efralm Anderson estate: Final bearine set December 17. Emmett F. McCoy estate: Heirs directed to show causa why rea Brooertv should not be sold. Joseph Benner estate: Final de cree. 1 i , . Martha Wilson estate: Will ad mitted to probate, and Rat Thomas appointed executrix. CIRCUIT COURT Nancy Kindred vs Glen D. Kin dred: Divorce decree modified to change support payments to plain- Disp o sal PI i tiff trtum Sinn tn S50 monthly A. F. and . L Hayes, as Labish Brokerage company, vs Iris Ken- neth Isham: Complaint seeks Judg- laent of 1758.08 auegwily due on '' Coin Machine Acceptance cor to ration vs Victor P. David: Case dismissed with prejudice, on . lain- , tiffs motion. . . I ' William . Merryman vs Stella I Georgia Merryman: Complaint for - tfTorce raiiesinat cmel .ana innu- raam treatment seeks restoration of raaiden name of Cone. -Married , ocpu ia, law, as x nucucv. State Industrial accident com raiision vs Robert Williams Engels end Lyte E. McCauley: Defend- anfs demurrer overruled. A. F. and E. L. Hayes vs Wayne Dobfon: Complaint seeks judgment o( $310 -allegedly due for anion seed. : Bernke Blodxett vs Shirley H Goodman: Complaint seeks Judg raent of $3,000 general and $183.50 asecial damages for injuries ai legedly sustained in auto mishap Dec. 29, 1850, at 893 N. Commer dalsL . - , Katherme Bennett vs Merrill W. anery: Complaint -seeks to renew $454 judgment granted by Maine court in 1844. - ; 1 Interstate Tractor and Eaulp , ment company vs Lee and Audrey -f Cox:' Plaintiff granted judgment of , Rl,O0U7. f Billie Steward vs Alfred L. Jones: Suit dismissed without pre judice on plaintiffs motion for voluntary nonsuit. Twilla Owens vs Frank LeRoy Owens: Divorce decree- grants plaintiff custody of two minor children, with defendant to pay fSS monthly support and sum of T9I for medical bills. - t H. S. Smith company vs B&R 1 Wholesale company and others: Complaint seeks Judgment of X2.SC3.23 allegedly due for mer chandlse. Alice Jean-Layman vs Cecil Leonard Layman: Complaint for Ororte alleging cruel and tnhu treatment seeks custody of IVe are probd of the fact that this Haliable" pharmacj' has earned reptadon for skilled professional srvk--cad foe watfanalj falrpckea. Yow fatrooage 2a appreciated eaU ways. TJcat yo try cs tlie next time josi bare a prescripdoa to be filled? Wo GIvo S&H Green Stamp With Every Prescriptisn ; immi mm Mm 2nce 4CS Slzim Bodge to Put 1952 Lino crz Bloplay Saturday , DETROIT, 12ch Nov. ft Tbe 1132 etadmsrsMW nkeunery nMo, fled free grCle, ef flefads said fat dows and windshields are a optional f earara. All 1S32 model Dedre system aad deetrleal wtndsueu Refinements in For New Cars DETROIT, Nov. f New 1952 Dodge cars will be J displayed in dealer showrooms throughout the nation Saturday, November 10, W. C. Newberg, president of Dodge, announced today.! The new models nave styling re finements inside and out and, as an optional feature! Dodge tint safety glass windows and wind shields, Newberg said and he pre dicted that this feature will be in stroii demand ; front mortorists because it makes daylight driving easier on: the driver's eyes, re duces Interior heat on warm days and enhances the appearance of the car. . i 1 -. I ; J Exterior changes include modi fications in the design of the front grille, new wheel covers and hub caps; a new tail light assembly and modified rear lender trim. Interiors of the new models art declared to be lighter and brighter. Dodge is using- hew textured weave upholstery fabrics with modern designs, r I Newberg. announced that all models in the 1552- line will be available with gyro-matte trans mission, r J The eight model which make up the 1932 DOdgejune are tne Coronet four-door Sedan. Diplo mat. Sierra, convertible coupe and ClUD coupe, we jneaaowDrooK four-door sedan and: the Wayfarer two-door sedan and b u s 1 ae s s coupe. - ; ; -. i - : , 81000 Reward Offered fprjOue To Missing Plane KLAMATH FALLS, Nov. A $1,000 reward wss offered to dar to anyone funding a plane missing since Saturday with three California doctors aboard. The offer was made by Bob Baldwin, son of Dr Byron Bald win, San Gabriel, who came to Oregon today to aid in the search. Dr. Baldwin and Drf Hugh Brown, Montebello, were dassengers aboard the plane piloted by Dr. A. D. Meyer of Baldwin Park. Two planes and crews from Me- Chord field. WashJ shifted their 1 operations base here from Red mond today to continue the search. Private planes - continued to fly over the Redmond area. The plane disappeared on a flight from Redmond to Red Bluff, Calif. i ; child to be born, $49 monthly sup port ownership off furniture and auto. Married Sept. 2, 1930, at Reno, Nev. . Styling 1S93 at liberty Dedge ears have improvements sew wbcel ewers aad hab cape, a new tail Uaht assembly and a. a anneiiBdng lnliUl shewags far bcxs wipers. After pbete U ef lzSx Coronet Used l To Build Office A building permit was Issued Tuesday by the cUy" engineer's office to. the Arrow Used cars to build a sales office at 790 N. High st Cost will be $400. Alteration permits were Issued to George C Buell, jr. for a house at 2180 Berry st. $500: Kathenm Ayres, for la house at 290 Rose- mont st, $150; and George Osko. for a carport at 1880 S. Capital st, $300. j The steel-deck bridse at Cleve land. Ky, la 250 feet above river level. ' i Check these j warthoutt Reg. Innerspring Mattress 39.00 220 Iteel coil auto-lock Innerspring unit, firm, sag resisting Sk borders. Foam rubbt r pads sides! Matching box spring, Reg. 94.95 Chrome Dinette Set 59.00 Tablt 3(Tx30" when closed. Opena to 3(Tx4r. Choice of red, gray or yellow. An attractive addition to your kitchen. Reg. 39.95 Oil Heater 29.00 Ust for garagta, vvedesitops, or whartver extra haat Is de sired, r burner. 3-gal. fuel tank. Steel drum radiates quick, pemfratlng haat. Reg. 8.40 3-in-l Asphalt Shingles ' 5.88 Hexagon design. Ceramic, granule Is long wearing. Dry felt base. Fire resisting. Will give you many years of serv loa. I Black only. j i t and refinements msUe and evt, ra- Saturday. Dodge safety class win ears have water-proefed tgattlea Actor to Visit Forrest Tucker, rising young screen actor from the Paramount studios, will pay Salem a brief visit today. ' , Vacationing In Oregon, Tucker will stop In Salem for luncheon with local theatremen and the press and for a visit to school drama classes. He is co-starred with John Payne and Ronda Flem ing in the new film: "Crosswinds: Ha will be accompanied here by Walter Hoffman of the studio's publicity staff. Trad and High Strati In Salem Today ; W And, Floor Sample - CijE K. SI E S I-j E drastic price cuts on like-new floor samples stock ef horn fumhhlnot, appllincas ind plumbing. Many ALL ITEMS ON FARM STORE 79.50 and felt upholstery on both 3D.C0' Services Sel ran - - or GrashlVictim IHHni Haws aarrlee AURORA, Nov. 6 Funeral serv ices for Archie E. Conner, who died Saturday tn a flaming truck crash south of Silverton, will be held here Thursday. They will start at 2 p jn. in the Miller Funeral home. Interment win be at Zlon cemetery In Canby. Conner was burned to death when the truck in which he was riding turned over in foggy dark ness and caught fire. He was re turning from elk hunting in eastern Oregon. j The deceased was bom Sept 13. 1896, at Cosby, Mo. He came to Oregon in 1926, and for the past six years bad lived at Aurora. He operated the Associated garage and service station here. He was a vet eran of World War L He Is survived by the widow. Mrs. Bertha Conner of Aurora; daughters, Mrs. Velma Armstrong and Marlene Conner of Aurora; sons, Sgt Wayne Conner, with the marine corps in Seattle, "Wash, and William, Donald and Arthur Con ner, au of -Aurora; sisters ana brother in the east and three Accident Fatal To Ben Clemens Ban Clemens, who formerly op erated the Hazel Green park, was crushed to death in an accident while moving a house at Wasco, Calif.; friends here learned Tues day. : , 1 Survivors 1 include' the widow and thret children Mrs. Ted Rostvold of Monitor, Ore., and Clifford and Arthur Clemens of Wasco. The funeral and interment win be at Wasco, the family home. SALE AT OUR inursaayi and brand iitew HOURS, 9:00 A. M. - 5:30 REG. j 14.50 ASBESTOS SIDING Rrt rtflrUng, long wearing Buff only, i REG 7.45 KIMSUL INSULATION 2"x6w. For standard studding. REG. 19.95 ASBESTOS ROOFING Fire resisting. Attractive, long wearing.; INSULATING BOARD Vi"x4x6 size sheet only REG. 209.00 DAVENO AND CHAIR Wool frieze covers.' Ume REG. 1 69.95 3-PC. BEDROOM SUITE Vanity; full bed. Light or dark walnut REG. 199.95 DAVENO AND CHAIR Wool frieze cover. Ume green. REGJ 339.95 HOME FREEZER ft capacity, stores 450 lbs. food. 12 cu. REG. 42.70 CLOSET Syphon washdown type. Seat Included. ' - 38 LINOLEUM REMNANTS r Atsorttd pittarns and that. Limited quantity. Q " REG J 79.50 GAS WATER HEATER 30-Oaf. capacity. Sligmiy REGJ 12.00 4Hx6 RUGS 1 Solid colors. Discontinued samples. ! ! ' ' i REG. 3.29 LOOP PILE RUGS 24x36 size. Limited colors and number. ' VV I ' I - ! -: REG, 23.95 1B"x20" LAVATORY Add resisting. New. Umtted quantity. :. I - ! . - - t - - ..- ; ' REG. 39.95 OIL HEATER r 7 burner. 3-OaL fuel tank. REG. 10.05 CAST IRON SINKS add rasistbig. New. REG. 8.40 TILB COARD, 4'x6' Also other sizes at redweed prices. REG. 6.95 16x24" STEEL SINKS Add resisting. At a spedal price. ; AT, SALEM . SCHOOLS By Norman Luther Statesman S cheat Cerreeaendeal r ' UCXXSfOND SCHOOL ' A The executive committee of the student council at Richmond school has picked the school moni tors for November. They are: Katherlne Seely, Frederick Nunamaker, Kathelene Hill, Naomi Lee Swigart, Thomas Koenig, Shirley ' Cr oker, Adeline Gordon, Gordon BirrelL Joyce Clark, Dwight Whitesides, Ro berta Metzger, j Daniel Gesner, Carol Scott, Peter Lorensen, Shar on Klnton, Gary Larson, Susan Jones and Lawrence Osterburg. They are all under the head of Diane Amundsen,' vice president of the student body. i HIGHLAND SCHOOL Highland school will start hav ing singing; assemblies this week. They will be held every other week under the direction of Gwen Ranetta. , ' .: Assemblies In which a certain room gives a play will be con tinued on the weeks between the singing assemblies. SALEM HIGH SCHOOL The Salem high school student body passed an amendment Tues day, which 'changed the constitu tion and gave the student body president the presiding powers over the student body council. The amendment w&l now be sub mitted to the home rooms where it wfil have to be ratified. The student body elects its president In a general vote. Up to now the studert council has chosen its chairman In a separate vote. ; Eleven students were nominat ed at the council meeting for the Wai:1HB0Uat m on. r tw. f : ttill in Model .. FARM STORE 12.88 Par roll 5.88 14.88 1.58 green only. 154.00 119.00 144.00 299.00 COMBINATION vsed. AQ C f atlWtW 3.77 2.00 .( 15.00 29.00 13.88 4.88 4.88 post of co-chairman for this year's Interclub carnival. A second co- chairman, will be chosen by the Civic club later. : , The student council win choose among these nominees! Patricia Deeney, Patsy Snider, Gary Park er, John Pen,'- Sally Grieg, Marge ; Barge, Ann Gallaspy, Nancy f Rust, Jacqueline Jones, Sharon Campbell and Nancy Os terburg. ; Al Heston was elected Rotarian of the Month by the council. The ebony tree of Queensland. Australia, besides its valuable hard wood, yields fruit like a plum. : r I I : J I New tfv fast ways to gat cash from rWnef. One. Pbooa for 1-rWt lean. 2Ve. Write or pbone tte loan by man. TW Come la n person at limmal 'yeV'te40atef Si icji$2i to I where it's Ore. ft, OU30N ttDOv ICS t. WCH ST. ffcawt 1-144 CfceHt t, ABaa, TlS MAMatar : ast It wiawti af all awmaltoi turn Ucaae ta. S-Ut aVUI. kind. Sh.priy. whlU th. thtnat ' TRADE & HIGH P. M. Reg. 239.95 Electric Range 199.00 40-lnch rangt, 20" oven, automatic controls. Deepwell cook er unit, appliance outlet. Two utility drawers. 7 heats. Oven hat top and bottom elements. , Reg. 244.95 Automatic Washer 199.00 A release from washday drudgery. Wash and damp dry j your clothes In less than an hour without your hands ha v Ing touched water. I Reg. 229.95 7-Cu. Ft. Refrigerator 199.00 7 cu. ft. deluxe model. 3Wb. freezing compartment withj 4 Ice cube trays with st. steel porcelain lined. Recj. 1595 Combination Radio 119.00 Beautiful mahogany cabinet, that will add 'much to your home. 7 tubes, plus rectifier. Plays 710 and 12" records. 78, 45 end 33Vs r. p. m. storage space for records. J Scout Conrt' i Slated Tonight '-- A tenderfoot investiture ceremo ny will highlight thejCaerry City district court of honor tonight at Bush school auditorium at t o'-: dock. ,; : . -1 . . One or more representativea from each of Salem's 22 troops are expected to participate in the cere mony, according to Arthur Lamka, district advancement chairman, who is conducting the court , j In charge of the investiture will be Leslie Methodist troop 2 led by Scoutmaster Robert Hammond.' First and second class and life : scout awards will be handed out1 tonight by district commissioners. American Legion troop 9 will have charge of the opening and dosinj ceremonies directed by Scoutmas ter Maurice Keller; j In 1850 the railway passenger industry did $814 million worth of passenger business. , UarrUd or siacUyee see get cask bare pfurapCy Vm ear tsedal Lenea lima Servicat Phone first aad gat the loaa la one visltr Oet It I i f way tad fast i -TMf eosMar) it ...... . ... .-1 f FINANCE CO. Li yw want ,r shelves. 1 food freshener. All i !