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City News EBimeffs TO VACATE ROADS Plans to initiate procedure for vacation of former county roads now on the Lee U. Eyerly ranch southwest of Salem were discuss ed Wednesday by Marion County court and Eyerly. Much of the land near Roberts comprised the former Illihee golf course. Vaca tion procedure was started once before but dropped due to an er ror in the. description. Landscaping and designing. No Job too large or too small. F. A. Doerfler and Sons Nursery. 250 Lancaster Dr. at 4 Corners. Phone 2-2549. FOUR PERMITS ISSUED Four building permits were is sued Wednesday at the citv engi neer's office for construction of dwellings in the Salem area. Per mits were issued to A. G. Hnmil ton, $11,000 at 175 Boice St.: M. C. Kanz, $10,000, at- 275 McGilchnst St.. and two to L. T. Epping, one at 3060 Evergreen Ave.. $7,000, and one at 3080 Evergreen Ave., $6, 400. Air-Steamship tickets anywhere. Kugel. 3-7P94. 153 N. Wfh St CHEMICAL. FIRM FILES Orange Chemical Company, a firm distributing agricultural and Industrial chemical supplies, is the assumed business name filed Wed nesday with Marion County clerk by Donald M. Orange, 2390 Laurel Ave. PARTNERS CHANGE Change of ownership of Corey's Fountain Lunch, 3060 Portland Rd.. was shown Wednesday in as sumed business name filings with Marion County clerk. Robert E. Corey. 529 N. 23rd St., staved as a partner, while Arthur M. Erick son retired and Betty L. Corey was added. Salem's only exclusive maple shop, featuring America's most popular furniture lines. Open evenings un til 9 o'clock. Plenty of free parking space. Emmel's Colonial Furniture, 2745 S. Commercial St. SALEM ORCHARDS LISTED Assumed business name of Cher ry Hill Orchards, Salem Route 5, Box 350, was filed Wednesday with Marion County clerk by Eric R. and Beatrice L. Nelte, 2090 S. High St. ELKS WILL INSTALL Installation of officers for Salem Elks Lodge is slated for tonight's meeting. The new leaders, headed by Carl Steelhammer as exalted ruler, will be installed by Joseph B. Felton, past exalted ruler. Johns-Manville Roofing applied by expert workmen, nothing down, 36 months to pay. Mathis Bros. 164 S. Commercial. Free estimates. 3-4642. FINISHES NAVY SCHOOL Mvron D. Teets. electrician's mate second class of Salem, is among recent graduates of the na val electrician's mate school at Great Lakes. 111., according to a Navv news release. Son of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Teets, 1170 Chemawa Rd.. entered the service Jan. 8, 1948. For Sale: 5 yd. hydraulic dump box and hoist. Excellent condition. Flaps inside trip. 30 gal. gas tank. Call 2-4151 or 3-5247 evenings. l.inS HEAR SPRAfUTE V "How Are the Political Winds Blowing?" will be discussed by Charles A. Sprague, publisher of The Statesman, at the Salem Lions Club luncheon today noon in the Marion Hotel. J TO ASTM ASTERS TO INSTALL. Installation of new officer by i Deputy Governor Robert Batdorf I is slated for Capitol Toastmasters ! Club meeting at 6:15 tonight in the ; Gold Arrow. Dr. Philip Orange i will serve as toastmaster for a i program with talks by Dewey Da- vis, Dr. Harry Moran, Sam Sam uel and timer Uoyer. Rent: Wheel chairs, hospital beds. 3-7775. Max Buren. 745 Court St. DENTISTS AT SCHOOL Dr. George Hill and Dr. Kinley Adams of Salem are enrolled this week in an advanced course at University of Oregon Dental School, in Portland. The course is occlu sal equilibration, dealing with matching of teeth in the biting process. EVANGELIST TO SPEAK Evangelist Sammy Sparks of Ashland, Ky., now appearing at Salem First Church of the Naza rene, is to speak to Salem Chris tian Business Men's Committee at the Friday noon luncheon in the Marion Hotel. President Robert Fisher announced that the meeting is open to all men interested. Rummage sale Friday, April 4, above Greenbaums. American Le gion Auxiliary 9. SERVICES TO START Holy Week services at St. John's Lutheran Church (Missouri Sy nod) will begin with a special communion service at 7:30 pjn. Friday. The Rev. H. W. Gross, pas tor, will speak on the theme, "Our Glorying on Calvary." . Marion County funds totaled $3,781,903.97 as of March 31, Coun ty Treasurer S. J. Butler reported Wednesday to the County Court. Leading fund balances included $1,452,854 for courthouse construc tion, $778,415 general fund, $697, 875 in trust funds due for distri bution to districts. ' Buy peat moss off car and gave. Phone 2-2024. QUIT COFFEE SHOP Notice of retirement from the assumed business name of Boyes' Coffee Shop was filed Wednesday with Marion County clerk by Hen ry E. and Elsie Mae Boyes. EXCHANGE SEES FILM A film on duck hunting, dog field trials and other field sports, from "Sports Afield" magazine, was shown to Salem Exchange Club Wednesday by George Kel logg of the club. 1947 DeSoto Custom 4-door, one owner, new battery, lire guard tubes, motor perfect. Ph. 3-9575 eve. Car can be seen at 1695 Fair grounds Rd. MACCABEES TO MEET Capitol Tent Hive 84D of The Maccabees will meet Thursday night at 8 o'clock at Beaver Hall for the unit's regular monthly business meeting. in AF School. . - r Barking of Dog Fails to Save Owner From Fire EUGENE (P)-Lou Everett Mat thews, 74, died in a fire at his home near Dexter, 40 miles south east of here, Tuesday night. The barking of his 9-year-old dog Snuffy attracted a neighbor who called Fire Warden Burt Neet. Snuffy continued to whine after firemen arrived to fight the flames. - 1111 "7v.V'"T Y 3 Former Salem Woman Dies Mrs. Emil Hanson, the former Signs Paulson of Salem, died Wednesday at Seattle after a year's illness, friends here were in formed. Mrs. Hanson taught in Salem schools, including Parrish Junior High, from 1925 to 1930, and later in Seattle schools for several years. She was head of the social studies department at Parrish. She was a member of American Association of University Women arid Business and Professional Women's Club. Survivors include the widower, Emil Hanson of Kirkland, Wash.; sister, Mrs. E. C. Russell of Salem; brother, Jay Paulson of Seattle. Pfc. Doyle Porter Jr. (above), son of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Porter Sr., of Salem, is attending; an Air Force mechanics' school at Sheppard Air Force Base, Tex., according to reports from Shep pard Field. Portland to Get Air Raid Sirens PORTLAND (A3) The City Council Wednesday voted $12,825 to pay Portland's one - quarter share of the cost of installing sev en big motor-driven air raid warn ing sirens. The state of Oregon will pay one-fourth of the $51,300 cost and the federal government will pay the rest. The sirens will be located S. Sgte Coffey Home on Leave S.Sgt. Charles P. Coffey, recent ly returned from an 18-months combat tour of duty in Korea and Japan, is spending a 30-day fur lough at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coffey, 1450 Fir St. The Air Force sergeant docked at San Francisco, Calif., Tuesday. ASter his visit here he will report for duty in New York. A Sacred Heart Academy graduate, Coffey entered the Air Force in 1948. While overseas he served as a communications technician with the 8th Fighter-Bomber Wing. Instructs Police 00 LMJ Leonard L Lindas, district attor ney of Clackamas County, who will be In Salem Friday as the final instructor in this year's series of advanced police train ing; classes. He will discuss the role of the police in assisting; the district attorney in the prepara tion of a case for trial. CHAMBER BOARD TONIGHT Board of directors of Salem Chamber of Commerce is to meet at 7 o'clock tonight in the Senator HoteL NEW HOMES FOR BAKER BAKER (JP) Building permits for eight new residences, totaling $100,000, were issued here last month to set what is believed to be a record for residential permits for one month. Eleven other permits amounted to $4700. The Statesman, Salem, Oregon. Thursday, April 3, 1552 S D'.Cregglo Head Rotary Dr. Robert Gregg was elected Wednesday by Salem Rotary Club as president for the year starting July 1. He will be installed June 25 to suceed Joseph A. H. Dodd. Other new officers are Reynolds Allen, vice president; Dr. Robert Fenix," secretary; Leo Page, trea surer; Dodd, Elmer Berglund and Harold Robertson, directors; Hunt Clark, member of classification committee. The election is conducted early in order that new officers may at tend the district club convention, which this year will be April 27 29 at Bend. Yesterday's club program fea tured a film of a trip to and in Mexico City, taken last year by Dr. Robert Anderson of Salem. 20 MeJcang tie! Immigration Officers EUGENI (JP) Four Immigra tion Service agents Tuesday rounded 20 Mexicans and jailed them here on a charge of lllel entry into the United States. They were employed near Dexter on Lookout Point Dam and railroad relocation project. ? A hearing will be held for them in Portland. Alfred Harris Rites Tonifflit Funeral services: will be held at the Howell-Edwards Chapel to night at 7:30 for Alfred Harris, 78, longtime employe of the Salem Gun Club where he was caretaker and concessions man. ' Harris also was a familiar figure at Waters Park during ; recent baseball seasons and was an usher there for a time. A resident of 2715 Mission St, Harris died at a local hospital Sun day. Me is survived bT three sons. Walter, John and Frank,- all oi Mlchigaa; a sister, Mrs. Christian Jessen of Riverside, Calif, and one grandchild. ? . throughout the city on platforms 50 feet high. Births KRUPICKA To Mr. and Mrs. Martin Krupicka, Woodburn, a daughter, Tuesday, April 1, at Salem General Hospital. MILLER To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller, 1795 N. Front St., a son, Wednesday, April 1, at Salem General Hospital. LUND To Mr. and Mrs. Ver non Lund, 459 Bliler Ave., a daughter, Wednesday, April 2, at Salem,.Memorial Hospital. GLENNIE To Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glennie, 1327 Marion St., a son, Wednesday, April 2, at Salem Memorial Hospital. BURTON To Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Burton, 3375 Neef Ave., a daughter, Wednesday, April 2, at Salem Memorial Hospital. SHELTON To Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Shelton, 3770 Monroe St., a daughter, Tuesday, April 1, at Salem Memorial Hospital. CARD OF THANKS To the many friends of our dearly beloved husband, father and brother we wish to express our sincere appreciation for the many acts of kindness and sympa thy so generously given us in nur recent bereavement. Our special gratitude is given to the members of the First Baptist Church. Mrs. Silas C. Trammell SSgt. and Mrs. Clarence J. Trammell Mr. and Mrs. Holly Berry Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Thomas Mrs. Mary Henderickson Mrs. Ethel Pauley Mr. G. O. 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