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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1951)
Jill, j! 'UHJH.ili 1. jj 1 , j . Ciiity Mews BBHeffs I OVERCOAT STATION CHANGES HANDS Change of ownership of Broad way Super service, a service sta- tion at 898 N. Liberty it, was shown Tuesday in assumed busi- ness -name filings with Marion county clerk. Papers were filed by Chris KunkeL, former, owner, - and Robert Lynn Clark, new owner. - , Dance Aumsville Pavilion. West ern Music. Every Sat nite. ... , 'Model 12 Winchesters and . Model r: 11-48 R eni n g ton automatics. ;- Phone 3-1311 alter 5 DJIL L v ' VIOLATION CHARGED . ": Violation of parole Is charged to Carl A. Glunznow held Jn Marion county jail. He was placed on pro bation in August. 1949, on charge " of obtaining money by false pre- tenses. ' ... . . . - . i- -; " v: - . . . Tremendous savings on . new sew ing machines. Saturday morning between 10 and 12 ajn. at Ralph . Johnson Appliance Co. :- . FETTTION INADEQUATE ' - Petition for annexation of pro- - perty to Sublimity rural fire pro- tection district was found Tuesday "? by Marion county assessor to be Inadequate. It bore signatures of 12" property, owners out of 79 in ' ' the area, short of the 25 per cent ' Double S&H green ' stamps from 3 now until Christmas. Pickup and ,i delivery. Standard Cleaners and , 1 Dyers. 362 N. Commercial. Phone : 1 3-8779. . , . ' .' - ' HERE ON FURLOUGH V f W OkVim . a- w- v " loueh with their mother, Mrs.- L. : R. Tweedie, 1567 Urban lane, are Sgt. DavidJBladorn, Camp Pendle ton, Calir., ana i Kicnara aiaa orn, Ft Winfield Scott, Calif. - ". Announcing the opening of the Jade Room for Beauty. Complete Beauty Service, including "Stay . Slim" reducing and Electrolysis. Every evening by appointment Phone 3-3836. 1872 SUte St TOWN SENDERS MEET Townsend club No. 4 will meet at 7:30 tonight at the E. H. Earle home, 2125 N. 4th st - Fresh killed turkeys. Why not put one Jn locker for Thanksgiving and Christmas and save? Orwigs Market 3975 Silverton Rd. Ph. . 2-6128. TWO HUBCAPS TAKEN T W. Lpasure. 1905 Fairgrounds rL, reported to city police Tues- day the loss of two chrome metal hubcaps, of the disc type, taken sometime durinc the nieht Mon day. They were valued at ?8. Johns - Man vine shingles applied by Mathis Bros- 164 S. Com'L Free estimates Pb 3-4642. Ixost ': The loss1 of an overcoat belong ing to Jack 'Larsen was reported to, city police Tuesday by his mother, Mr Doris Lafsen, 695 Court st She said the coat, valued at 880, was taken from a hotel coatroom Friday night Now open Sunday 10 to 5. Jary Florist Capitol shopping center, Phone 3-7375, 2-4802. v ." CHIN-UPi DINNER SET & ".- U Annual Thanksgiving dinner for Salem chapter of the Chin-Up club will be Sunday at 1 pjn. In Four Corners Community hall. Those going were asked to call Miriam Cleveland; secretary, at 4-3589, for transportauqn. Castle Permanent Wavers, 305 Livesley Bldg. Phone 3-3663. Per manents ' 85 a and up. Ruth Ford and j Carmen' Rothseb. I Q&T&TlQlti l&GX. CONTINUES A Question and answer session on credit! topics is to continue this week at $alem Retail Credit as sociation's Friday luncheon meet ing m the Golden Pheasant Parties who'itook coats at Johnny Fosters Saturday night are known Return and avoid trouble. rector m .i ' I Froductiori" ; 1 Theme of X7col Growers Meet d4 ! wnxiAM l. phtixxps W.4J Phillips On Board of i i 1 Fortlknd Gas Births BIRKHOLZ To Mr. and Mrs. Arlyn Birkholz, Sublimity,- a son, Tuesday, November 20 at Salem Memorial hospital. ' . CURTIS To Mr. and Mrs. Ray Curtis, 3550 Fairhaven st, m. son, Tuesday, November 20, at Salem Memorial hospital. BROWN -To Mr. and Mrs. Ern- est Brown, Sublimity, a daughter, . Tuesday, November 20, at Salem Memorial hospital. McELROT To Mr. and Mrs. ' Lowell McElroy, Marion, a son, - Tuesday, November 20, at Salem General hospital. MORRIS To Mr. and Mrs. Leo J. Morris, Dallas, a daughter. Tuesday, November 20, at Salem Genral hospital. LOWEN To Mr. and Mrs. Mar- vin Liowen, oas lungwood dr.. a son, Tuesday, November 20, at Sa lem General hospital. We wish to express our sincere thanks and appreciation to our many friends for all the kind words and deeds during our re cent bereavement Also for the cards and beautiful floral offer tags. ..v . . Mrs. Norris E. Wells , Mrs. Donna Huber Mrs. June Threlkel Freddie, Fay and - . - Leonard Wells. THE SILVER DOLLAR MAN from SAFEWAY . t Ccr.ing Seen Watdi for Him PORTLAND, Nov. 20 William L. Phillips,! secretary-manager of the Valley Motor company in Sa lem, was ja&iong four new direc tors announced for the Portland Gas & C0kf company today. The others are S. Eugene Al len, Rey pi Early and Alfred J. Kawnnson, jau oi roruana. iney succeed H. iL. Corbett, Frederick Greenwood C. W. Piatt and T. B. Wilcox, resigned, r ! L a.! -m l rnuupsi p niuvc ui iicurosiui, came to Ifof-tland in 1912, attend ing UnHefsity of Oregon law school, currently is a. trustee of Willamette funiversity, member of the board; Of Salem General hos pital ana r chairman oz tne norm west reginl 11 Boy Scouts. Portland I Gas & Coke's capital reorganization plan, recently ap proved by She securities and ex change commission, will go into effect December 31, according to a notice jfued with the commis sion todat-1 The board named the Bank of California exchange and transfer agent for the 547,627 shares of its new comhjbn stock for delivery to holders Jbf the 7 per cent and 6 per cent preferred and out standing i common stock of the company.): By LtSle L. Madsea Farm Editor. The SUUfmun PORTLAND, Nov. 20-Increased production is to be the theme of the 87th annual convention of the National Wool Growers associa tion, December-4 to 7, when sheepmen from throughout the na tion will travel to Portland i on the "Sheepmen's SpeciaV a train punnea for- tho meenng... - j i ; This - organization, which has been in existence since Civil-War days, is - composed t of ranchers and farmers who produce the na tion's Jambs and wool. In addition to producer delegates, others in attendance at the convention .will include wool manufacturers, wool merchants, meat packers and rep resentatives .of other, allied in dustries. '. , Reservations, the Portland Chamber of Commerce committee reported today, are coming In from California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho. - Montana, Nevada; . Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, South Dakota, ' Texas, :. Illinois, Iowa, New York, Massachusetts and the District of ' British Co lumbia.' , .. : j ; Among speakers .who will, ad dress the 4-day conclave are W. H. Stewier. FossiL' association president; Governor Douglas Mc Kay. Joseph C. O'Mahoney, U. S senator' from Wyoming; .C, 1 M. i uraneer. assistant - cnier. u. s forest service, and Marion Claw- son,- director of the bureau! of management, both from Washing ton, D. C; Dr. Harry E. Kemper, Dureau - or ammai . industry, 'Al buquerque,' New Mexico: : Dan Fulton, Ismay, Montana, president of the American Society of Range Management: Dr. EIRoy . Nelson. University of Utah, r Salt Lake City; Rita' Campbell, 'National Livestock and Meat) board, Chi cago; G. N. Winder, Craig, Colo rado, sheep producer and former president of the wool s growers' association; Jerry Sotola, Armour Co- Chicago; Donald Ramstet ter, sheep producer from Golden, Colo.; Dr. Werner von Bergen, Forstmann Wool Coi,: Passaic, New Jersey; and H. J. Devereaux, pres ident of the American Wool Coun cil. Rapid City, S. D. i Twenty-four young women from 18 to 22 years of age will add interest to the convention, Walter Holt manager of the Pacific In ternational Livestock . exposition, and information specialist for; the convention, reported today. These women will be chosen as finalists from state wool sewing contests throughout the west and Texas, and will model wool suits, coats and dresses which are products of their own handiwork. Winners from this group of finalists will be awarded scholarships, savings bonds, and other! worthwhile pri2es. : hj i Wives of the sheep i producers. members of the Women's auxiliary to tne National Wool! Growers as sociauon, nave a zour-day pro gram arranged for them, too, Mr, Holt said. 11 IrisCouple Vatican Envoy Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Morrow from Northern Ireland are visiting over Thanksgiving in Salem with Mrs. Morrow s brother, James Fitz simons, superintendent of the Sa lem Linen miiL The Morrows have spent several months in Canada and this country visiting j i rjends and relatives : in many cities. Morrow operates a color etching business in Killy leagh, rief Belfast, and has pub lished 10 1 editions of a popular il lustrated book, "Views of Northern Ireland." I They ! became acquainted with many men of the 1st Armored di vision during the early part of World War II when parts of the division Were stationed in their city. ! 1 1 After their visit with the Fitz- simons family here, the Morrows will go to Seattle to spend Christ mas with ither relatives. VISITS AT AURORA AURORA Minnie Ledbetter of LaCenter; !i Washington, sister of George ! Askin, was the house suest of 1 Mr. & Mrs. Askin last week, i ! FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP Auto Truck Rra IS TOUB is If S 5? AatomobUe lnsaraaee rate'1 to hlghr If am, check r rates before you renew with j tear present company. Dill Os!io Phone 3-56ol ; 1465 N. Capitol ma Osk '- Dist Agent Betweea H4 & Shipping Sta. n Hwy. Giag North Scout District I Meet Toniglit i -Mi ! Activities for the next month will be discussed at the Cherry city Boy Scout district rOundtable to night at 7:30 o'clock! in the First Methodist church. ; r I I Plans will be laid for the dis trict's annual dinner on December 12. i t ! "Also discussed will be plans for an instructional meeting for new cud bcout den mothers on Novem ber 26, at 8 pjn. in the First Meth odist church. Mrs. Otto Yunker of Keizer will instruct M The district's commissioners will meet Wednesday, November 28, at .1 TV 11 A 1 ' A uc xiayesvuie troop ouuaing ai 7:30 pjn. Scheduled to attend are Council Commissioner William Baldwin of Lebanon and another council officer. Warren Black of Albany. ; ,: ; S Srjtfeffi Governor T thm Statesman, .Salerg jQrcTon Y7e4nesdcry. Not.21.; ?S51- A friendly discussion abont the German and English languages resulted Tuesday m a Salem meetinr of vinhh wnnu jwuciary representatives ana sutie oiiiciau. tTom wit are Ray String bam, Oregon su preme court librarian; Judge Alfred Weiler, German court of appeals? Gov; Douglas McKay; Jodie Lod rig KeUermann, German circuit court;. Chief. I Justice Jamea Brand, state supreme court and ; Robert Weill. Portland. (Statesman photo.) , v h I -..' :v jH;'- 4 , . 7 T Mrs.Ganiard Succumbs at Quinaby Home Frances . Mary Ganlard, a life long resident of Quinaby area who had spent most of her life in the family home, died unexpectedly at her home Tuesday morning. . She was 69. - ,;-).! Born January 28,' 1882, she at tended school at Lake Labish, when it was known as Perkins school. In 1903 she was married to J. N. Ganiard in Salem. For a few years she and her husband lived in sev eral other places near Salem, but they returned to the family home. Her parents, who came to the United States from Austria and were married in Portland in 1874, left the home to a brother, Robert Diem with whom Mrs. Ganiard had lived. She also owned 40 acres. part of 160 acres in the, Quinaby area left to her brother and an other sister. j i She was a charter 'member of the Labish chapter of the Royal Neighbors of America and had be longed to the organization more than 40 years. She also attended a parish Catholic church at Brooks for many years until j the church was destroyed by fire. Sine then she has been active in church work at St. Vincent de PauL . - She is survived by two daugh ters, Mrs. Helen E. Mayfield of Salem, and Mrs. Genevieve Hug of Mt. Angel; two brothers, Robert M. Diem and Frank T. Diem, both of Salem, and four grandchildren. Rosary will be said at 8 pjn. today in the Clough-Barrick chap el. Requiem mass will be at St. Vincent de Paul church Friday at 10 a.ro. . - Doolittle Named Disaster! Chief For Red Cross Appointment of Frank Doolittle. Salem businessman, as disaster chairman fori Marion county Red Cross chapter was : announced Tuesday by .Dale Bates, . chapter chairman. " j v. "" ... j In this capacity he also sained appointment- jin the -county civil defense organization as section chief for Red Cross, charged with responsibility for food, clothing ana sneuer ;reuei. uooutue re places William C. HilL who re signed some months ago. ? ' ' - Maii 'Wanted' lit Salem Held . i 4 . - t - . I In Grants Pass Mi.- ! Allan James Brydon of Medford. wanted in Salem on charges in volving a quick I car "trade," has been arrested at Grants Pass on a forgery charge; according to Mar ion county sheriffs office. Brydon allegedly drove his car into a -Salem i used car lot .last month, drove out a newer auto on the pretense of a buying trial and never came back. The car was re covered in Bakersfield, CaL, where a similar deal was made. ' ' 1 Marion county has put a detain- Scott Tells of New Type of Motorcycle A new type of motorcycle high lighted the Harley-Davidson con vention in Milwaukee, Wis., ac- cording to Harry W. Scott, Salem dealer, who -is at the convention this week. i Attending with Scott is his son, David L. Scott, and ' salesman, Frank L. Beckwith. The new mo torcycle, said Scott, features front and rear wheel hydraulic spring ing, a 4 speed foot-operated gear shift and other improvements. Seventeen . feet of i snow fell In Crater Lake National park, Ore during the winter of 1950-51. I I T I I I N S US8 A NCI I ID I I S 1 S C 8 O W S . Vv. fee Do You I Know Tho CORRECT Answors? .! j r : -: I Before investing in real estate, you should know the correct answers'to these questions: ' 1 Does the seller really own the property?! , - 2 Can he give you a legal title? " : i ! i ' '-. 3 Are all the claims and interests of others cleared? . i Si A "T and T" title insurance policy protects yon against the wrong answers to these and many other questions. One small premium is all you ever pay. TO 1m$ tsZSq . 32S tW.Narta . rWttaai cAriTAt. suirius and iituvti ovft.fVi.rso.ooo JUIIS J-i tr-r Germany V es lSlt Supreme Court Two ' judges from Germany, in the United States to study court and penal procedure were guests oi tne uregon supreme court nere Tuesday. They, are, Ludwig. KeUermann. Stuttgart, servmg as district judge, and Alfred Weiler. Karlsruhe-Ba den, member of the- court; of ap peals. . They - were accompanied here by Robert Weill, former Ger man attorney now a resident of Portland. Following a conference with the supreme court the visitors talked briefly with Gov. Douglas McKay and then attended a Kiwanis club luncheon. They spent most of the after noon at the home of Chief Justice James T. Brand. Board Signs Contract for Convicts Camn W.ji::S - . . .. -1-;. . " (Stcry also on page 1) r Oregon's board of control Tues day - signed a contract with the state forestry department for the operation, of a convicts camp in the- Tillamook burn. ! All expenses of operating the camp with the exception of 22 Mr- cents a day for food will te paia by the forestry division. The peni tentiary will pay for food. ' - ,' -; There - are now approximately 50 convicts 'at the camp and this number probably will be increased to 100 or 200 later. The convicts will receive $1 a day for their work which will center largely on planting of trees and construct ing trails and roads. Overall cost to the ' forestry board was estimated at about $3 per day per convict. Praise was given the board of control by the Oregon chapter, American Association of Social Workers, for the progress being made at the boys training school at Woodburn. The progress " is deserving of public recognition and support," a letter from the chapter read. : ' , The board granted' the state in dustrial accident Commission per mission . to revise its . working hours so its entire operating force would be dismissed at 4:45 p. m. instead of 5 p. m. This is neces sary, Paul Gurske, commission chairman said, to make use of the new operating schedule of street buses. s n ' . Sale of at state-owned house t 895 .Chemeketa st, to make way for extension of the Summer street mall,! was authorized by the Doara. .ra. ii . 2 Men to Retire ate Jobs - FroniSt Do YouKhov? . You Can Koop the Handicappod Employed -By tending: Clothing. Fur niture. Toys, cmd all aorts of Household Articles to Goodwill Induslries Telephone 4224t , Pickups en Fridays, Sat. PRICING DISCUSSED PORTLAND, Nov. 20-i'P)-Pric-ing problems were discussed here today by the western wood: pre serving '. industry ' advisory com mittee and officials of the office of price stabilization. The i com mittee will recommend price regu lations. er on Brydon, pending disposition lot the forgery count. ; Actually Hides Deafneit Te retirement of two veteran employe! f the state purchasing division,; now a part of Oregon's new finance department, was an- ' nounced : Tuesday. -.. .: . . u ' -'Joe E. y?ood,- for 18 year, in the purchasing division, resigned -his "position as of Monday night. , He said-he had no -definite plans for the future but would take, a needed rest Wood came, to Salem from Medford. "Before - coming . to , Oregon! Wood had organized .the Montana! state purchasing depart ment. II ,; . . ' -l--- A. NJ Wtsong, employed in the purchasing!.- division f or . " eight years, willK retire about January l. wysongi said he , would enter private industry. .' - C Eeyslcne Alcainca SMPIMCDEEII; Windowa cmd Doors Free Estimate Ph. 3-7321 - ELMEB, the. Blind Mem . EAT ANYTHING VITI! FALSE TEETH! Ii1 ' 1. L 1 A -t iifcikt slip tod rock m4cmmnn mm uyftrip PlMti-Iiact. Om applica. cms make plain fit tmrnfly tUj mm . bKWM Brimm PUsti-Liatr it a pctaaMat. nlinef. It ttliftct tad refits loot pkm ia wT bo powdf of put ca io. Evca t4 : rabbet plat foa set cood mala mm toatba . o r' Iobsct. you cam bat amythwm i Siatpty UyiofiMriB'Of PUKtUnroa troablo-' mm appcr of lower. Bit tad k atoldi r (ecrlr. rt lrii,ttttlti,oobricM, ktrathna to roa aaoir plates. Xcowvabl if oesa4. Moewr back mot coatpleteir aariilaA Atk 1 ' i : GG1- 0Cr2lIGMli; GfiMl0Iiai QUI r i BELTONE Hearing Center James N. TaftB 7. Assocs. Corner State and High 228 Oregon Bldg. Ph. 2-4481 " AVAIL At LI AT vilEf DTOS CO. N J jtrm lO HOTEL MARION TIiaii0Yiig liiief Menu Ii - - - - . 3 3 Choice of Fresh Shrimpsj Crab Meat or Fruit Cocktail Chicken Soup Family Style ENTREE PRICE IS FOR COMPLETE DINNER Roast Young Capon, Dresting....i4.... ..... Baked Sugar Cured Ham.... -J.i J. Broiled New York Cut Steak ..U Roast Prime Ribs of Beef au Jus.J Grilled Chinook Salmoji.. ...ii .... Roast Oregon Turkey, Cranberry Sauce ... 2 2S n zoo; i a 2.50 i ...... . 2.00 , a at a 5 ,j .... 2.00 Scalloped or Sweet Potato Fresh Brussel Sprouts Pear and Cottage Cheese Salad Mayonnaise Dessert . . - ' ; : ' . Mince Meat, Apple or Pumpkin Pie Plum Pudding,) Brandy Sauce Ice Cream Sherbet or Chocolate or Pineapple Sundae ' Coffef Milk' or Tea A LA CARTE SERVICE Roast Prime Ribs of Beef au JusL. - Baked Sugar Cured Ham. Roast Oregon Turkey. Grilled Chinook Salmon... New York Cut Steak. Roast Young Capon. 1 1 i i 1.50 1.40 1.50 1.30 2.00 1.50 Pie-20c Potato, Vegetabl,1 Coffee served with the above. Ice Cream-15c Sundae-25c Pudding-20e OWE i mrr mm G. CLERICO, Manager
