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City News EBiriefs
PROJECT ESTIMATED
An estimate of $46,853 for re
construction of some 2Vi miles
of County Road 634 southwest of
ML Angel was presented to Mar
ion County Court Thursday by
County Surveyor A. D. Graham.
He offered a map of the present
road and proposed improvements
and the new right-of-way needed.
The cost does not include rebuild
ing of a Pudding River bridge.
Shop at your leisure until 9 p.m.
at Salem's only exclusive Maple i
Shop. Convenient budget plan, and j
we will take your old furniture in !
trade. American Traditional Fur- !
niture and Novelties. Ermel's Col- I
onial Furniture, 2745 S. Commer- j
cial St. j
Sewing School - Ralph Johnson '
Appliance Co. - Sewing Center -.
Dressmaking, tailoring - use of
attachments. Phone 3-3139. j
PLAN FOREIGN MOVIE I
The movie "Crime and Punish
ment" will be shown at 7:30
o'clock tonight in Waller Hall at
Willamette University. Sponsored
by UNESCO, the movie is French,
with English subtitles, and is
adapted from the Russian novel of
the same name.
Johns-Manville shingles applied
by Mathis Bros., 164 S. Com'l
REESE WRITES ARTICLES
Seward P. Reese, dean of the
Willamette University law school,
is the author of an article appear
ing La the spring edition of the
Journal of Legal Education, pub
lished quarterly by the Associa
tion of Americaft Law Schools.
The article is titled, "An Exercise
in Drafting of Pleadings."
Fresh killed hen turkeys, 12 to 15
lb. average. 39c lb. Orwig's Mar
ket, 3975 Silverton Rd. Ph. 2-6128.
Announcement We have a new
sewing lesson teacher at Ralph
Johnson Appliance. Free A com
plete course in dressmaking, at
tachments and fancy work with
every machine sold whether new
or used.
GREGG REALTOR SPEAKER
Dean Robert F. Gregg of the
college of liberal arts at Willam
ette University will speak to Sa
lem realtors at a luncheon today-4
in the Marion Hotel. Gregffs sub
ject will be "The Value of Pro'
fessional Solidarity."
QUITS BEAUTY SALON
Notice of retirement from the
assumed business nam of Iwan'i
Beauty Salon was filed Thursday
with Marion County clerk by Ma
thilda Iwan.
Rummage sale March IS and 14.
Episcopal Parish, 560 Chemeketa.
Fresh killed, cleaned, plump hen
turkeys, 39 cents lb. We also sell
pieces of turkeys. Orwigs Market,
3975 Silverton Rd. Phone 2-6128.
FOUR CORNERS FIRM FILES
Assumed business najne of Four
Corners Sporting Goods and Hard
ware, 155 S. Lancaster Dr., was
filed Thursday with Marion Coun
ty clerk by Julius and Elsie L.
Slattum.
Bargains in hats, dresses, good
linoleum, Chin - Up Store. 427
Ferry.
Rainbow girls rummage sale oyer
Greenbaum's, Friday and Satur
day, 9 to 4:30.
ROAD WORK ASSURED
County Road 626 through Lake
Labish will be graded and grav
eled this summer, a delegation of
six men from the area was told
Thursday by Marion County
Court. The road was constructed
last year.
For sale: Piano Wurlitzer spinet Hollywood Acquarium. Large sel-
in excellent condition, like new, I ection tropical fish, plants, equip
reasonable nrice. Phone 2-4151. : merit. 7958 McCoy.
SAVE Where
Savinos Pays
FIRST FEDERAL
SAVINGS and
LOAN ASSOCIATION
H
y2 Current Rate
129 N. Commercial Salem
Maxine Brown Wilcox has opened
cottage Beauty Shop, formerly
Edith's Beautv Shop, at 1695 N.
Cottage. Ph. 4-6314.
RELEASED TO MARSHAL
Howard Graff, 735 N. Church
St.. was released from Marion
County jail Thursday to a U. S.
marshal, to face a charge of fail
ing to report for induction. He
had been arrested Wednesday.
Draperies made to order, work
guaranteed, Mrs. Jones. 3-7497.
Births
FUSSELL To Mr. and Mrs.
Dyle Fussell, 1516 Madison St., a
son, Thursday, March 13 at Sa
lem General Hospital.
YOUNG To Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Young. Stayton Route 1,
Box 39, a daughter, Thursday,
March 13 at Salem General Hos
pital. MIDDLETON To Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Young, Sublimity
Route 1, a son, Thursday, March
13 at Salem General Hospital.
Navy Cadet
Exams Near
Written and physical examina
tions for the Naval aviation cadet
program will be given at the Port
land Navy recruiting station at
10 a.m. Saturday. The NavCad
Procurement Office will give the
tests in Portland due to the fact
that many college students in Ore
gon cannot take time out from
classes to go to Seattle.
All men interested who 'have
two years of college or will com
plete their second year in June
may take the examinations, ac
cording to the Salem Navy recruit
ing station. It will furnish trans
portation if qualifications are met.
Any man who meets the require
ments of two years of cdllege, who
is 18 to 27 years of age, unmar
ried, and able to pass a rigid
physical examination may enroll
as a cadet even though he may
have taken a pre - induction
physical.
155 N. Liberty
Phone 3-3191
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RUBBER BASI FIAT
WHY PAY MORE PER GALLON
FOR TOP QUALITY RUBBER-BASE PAINT
Regular 4.19
Wards Excelon 3.77
Gallon
One of the finest rubber-base flat wall
paints on the market yet Wards Excelon
costs you less per gallon than most other
nationally advertised finishes. Excelon is
to easy to apply, so quick drying, so beau
tiful and practical you'll agree it's a real
bargain at this price. Excelon lasts for
years lets you scrub it repeatedly. Choice
of 12 lovely soft colors that brush or roll
on like magic. Visit Wards soon and see
this line of fine quality paint and paint sup
pliesat budget low prices. Quarts, Reg.
1.25. Sale price . . . 1.12.
PRACTICAL
long-lasting beauty -can be
washed repeatedly. Excellent
for walls, woodwork, ceilings.
QUICK DRYING
Room is ready for use in leu
.tan 1 hour. Leaves a soft
smooth finish that's permanent.
READY Ml
IX2j
Comes to you ready to apply
no need to thin or mix. Just
stir and brush or roll mm
SEE WARDS FOR WALLPAPER OVER 400 PATTERNS
Eugene Firm -Bids
Low on
Highway Jobs
Low bids on construction along
the new East Salem by-pass high
way were submitted by the Eu
gene firm of Glenn Snook Co.,
the State Highway Commission
announced Thursday.
A Salem firm, E. L. Gates and
Co., submitted the lowest bid on
one of the largest projects under
construction, the grading and pav
ing of 3.45 miles of Winchester,
Bay-Clear Lake section of Oregon
Coast highway in Douglas County.
The firm's low bid was $731,139.
Two other Salem firms were
low bidders on traffic signal in
stallations in three Oregon counts
ties.
The Glenn Snook Co. submitted
a total low bid of $98,626 for the
two by-pass highway projects. One
is a crossing to carry the high
way over the Southern Pacific
Railroad's Silverton branch track,
bid by the firm at $27,990. The
other project is an undercrossing
which will take D Streetnd Cen
ter Street through a viaduct un
der the new highway. The firm
bid $70,636.
Mill Electric Co. of Salem was
low bidder for furnishing and in
stalling traffic signals in Coos
Bay and Bend. The company sub
mitted a bid of $12,818 for four
signals in Coos Bay and $2,692
for signals at one Bend intersec
tion. The other Salem firm submit
ting a low bid was Electric Cor
poration, estimating $5,460 for
traffic signals at two Corvallis
street intersections.
Bids on grading of 3.54 miles of
the by-pass highway, from Hayes
ville School to State Street, will
be opened by the Commission today.
UPaJnt, Brush, Roller
Prize to Hubbard Pair
Enough paint to redecorate a
room, plus a brush and a roller,
was awarded Thursday to Mr. and
Mrs. Abraham Reznicsek of Hub
bard by the Bradfield Lumber Co.
of Salem in connection with a
special showing of paints at a Sen
ator Hotel display room.
A similar prize worth about $50
will be awarded today during the
showing between 2 and 5 p.m.
Demonstrator is Claude Booth,
district sales representative of Sil
lers Paints.
Sgt. Johnson
Gains Release
CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. Marine
Sgt. Keith H. Johnson, 22, son of
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnson of
Route 6, Salem,
Ore., has been re
turned to inac
tive duty under
the Marine Corps
reserve r e 1 ease
program.
While on active
duty, Johnson
served as a sec
tion chief in the
Tenth M a rines,
an artillery regi
ment of the Sec
ond Marine Division. Prior to
this assignment he served in Ko
rea with the First Marine Divi
sion. Before his call to active duty,
he was employed by Phillips Bros,
in Salem.
Keith Johnson
Learn-to-Swim
Slate Starts
Monday at YM
The 32nd annual learn-to-swim
campaign at Salem YMCA will
begin Monday, during school va
cation, Physical Director Fred
Cords announced Thursday.
Classes are open without charge
to Salem area boys and girls of 9
years or older. Registration forms
issued through the schools should
be returned to the YM this week,
said Cords.
The daily schedule includes 8-year-old
girls at 9 a.m., 10-year-old
girls at 9:30, 11-year-old girls
at 11, junior and senior high girls
at 11:30, 9-year-old boys at 1 p
m., 10-year-old boys at 1:30, 11-year-old
boys at 2, junior and sen
ior high boys at 2:30.
Instructors will be Cords and
Charles Chapman, assisted by
Shirlee Wilcox and Bruce Galloway.
The Statesman, Salem, Orecon, Friday, March 14, 1952 a
One of the few mail-boat trip . pleasure craft from Gold Beach to
in the nation which ascends a
white-water stream is the trip by
Agness,
River.
Oregon, tip the Rogue
SPRING FESTIVAL
BARGAIN BUY j
Gantner of California
PULL-OVER SWEATER
6.50
Value
100 Virgin
Wool
Wide Ka&re
f Colors
Styled the
War Tea like It
Friday and Saturday
ALEX JONES
121 N. HIGH STREET
Income Tax
Returns Prepared
Leon A. Fiscus
1509 N. 4th Ph. 3-5285
For Your Convenience
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a.m. to
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Motor ear designer
for royalty,
winner of more than
hundred Grand Prix
awards at Intrr
mattonai Auto thos.
Today, wc are presenting, for your
personal pleasure, the most beau
tiful and exciting motor cars of our
fifty years . . . The Nash Golden Air
flytes for 1952.
Come see the first American cars
styled by Pinin Farina ! Come see the
continental sweep of line, the rakish
flair, the fabulous creation of the
greatest custom car stylist in the world
today!
Come see the widest seats, the deep
est windshield, the greatest Eye-Level
visibility ever combined in One carl
Come hear the exciting news about
a new Super Jetfire Engine with Direct-Draft
Horizontal Carburetion . . .
even more powerful than last year's
speed record holder.
Come try Airflex handling and steer
ing ease that's magic itself . . . and
new Dual-Range Hydra-Matic Drive.
Yes, come and see a thousand and
one new ideas in cars that are com
pletely and entirely new, from road to
roof the finest of our fifty years!
Now on display, ready to see and
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MARION MOTORS
333 Center St., Salem
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