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City Njews UBirfeffs
EXCHANGE CLUB TO VOTE
Salem Exchange Club fiil vote
t noon today for new officers to
assume duties July 1. Thf lunch
eon meeting will be in thejjSenator
Hotel. Heading the slate pfesented
by the nominating comniittee is
Tom Roberts for president
Muriel Fitts will resume Reaching
violin and viola, July 3rd. fVill also ,
be registering students for Fall i
work. Ph. 4-3983.
WINS COMPANY HONOt
Floyd A. Erodhagen of Salem,
representative of Mutual JAfe In
surance Company of Nef- York,
ha pained membership I in his
firm's National Field CluS, juali-i
tying through service
duction.
a&d
pro-
SDecial Meeting Pacific L4dge No.
50 A. F. & A. M. Wednesday, June
25 12:30 P.M. Funeral Brd Joseph i
A. Bernardi.
LUMBER FIRM FILES
An assumed b.iness nsime cer- ; DOG BITES BOY
tificate for Z-M and S iLumberl Stephen Weaver, 19-months-old
Company was filed with tfie Mar- son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Weaver,
ion County clerk Tuesday jby Clar-2575 S. Summer St., was bitten on
ence Zuber rind T. W. VIinden, ' the right chek by a dog Tuesday
both of Sublimity, and Bernard A. afternoon. He was treated by Sa-
Schmid, Aum.-villc A-ldrcs of thejlem first aid and taken to a doctor
sawmill office is 133 Pacifip Build- for tetanus shots.
ing, Salem. 1 , , . . , .
Landscaping and designing. No
Merchants lunch, 50c. Seized ev- job too large or too small. F. A.
erv week day. Homemade jpies and Doerfler and Sons Nursery, 250
cake. Black & White Coffee Shop
1964 N. Capitol. ;
WALKER AT LIONS
Arlie C. Walker, judge of the
12th judicial district of : Ore con.
Is to address the h:ilem Lions aib
at their luncheon meeting Thurs
day in the Marion H.1.
choice of subject was fiot
nounced. ?
Fresh Killed Grade A Bcltsville
hen turkevs. 7 to 10 lb. average,
49c lb. CrwiKs Market. 3975 Sil
verton Rd. Phone 2-6128.?
ELKS PLAN PICNIC :
The Salem tlk are to h6ld their
annual picnic simony. ijg. j. ax
Pats Acres, 29
Salem.
miles riorth of
Air-Steamship
Kugel, 3-7694.
tickets anywhere.
153 N. High St.
CARD OF THANKp
We desire To thank ouit friends
for their kindness, words ipf" sym
pathy and floral offering in our
late bereavement. ;
Mrs. Roy Loynes a rut Family
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest? Lovnes
Births
PANPOVICH To Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Panpovich. 895 Vista Ave.,
lem General Hospital.
ANDERSON To Mr. ad Mrs
Roy Anderson, 3111 Surjnyview
Ave., a daughter, Tuesday, June
24, at Sal.m General Hospital.
SINGLETON To Mr. aid Mrs.
Billie Singleton, Rt. 2, Bpx 212,
Brooks, a daughter, Tuesday, June
24. at Salem General Hosral.
RYAN To Mr. and MrsDonald
Ryan. 927 S 13th St., a soil, Tues
day, June 24, at Salem peneral
Hospital. '
WILSON To Mr. and Mrs. Vir
gil Wilson. 3345 Rawlinsr: St.. a
son, Tuesday, June 24, m Salem
General Hospital. i
TO SEE OUR NEW
GULISTAN I
CARPETS !
Vhy put off having a
beautiful carpet wrjen
you can choose just the
carpet for you from our
selectioD of G ULISTN
carpets! Every carpe is
a model of exquisite
taste, true, glowing abl
er, unquestionable qual
ity. Come tomorroW if
you can't come today!
Opan Fri. Til 9 P.M.
Any Othar Evening
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By Appointment
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2715 So. Commercial
Phono 4-6313 .
1 Fronk's House of Carpets and
Draperies, 2715 S. Commercial.
Ph. 4-6313.
HURT IN FALL
John Douglas, about 70 years,
220 S. 23rd St., was hurt in a fall
from a cherry tree in the back
yard of his home. He was taken
to Salem General Hospital with a
possible fractured back
DISEASES REPORTED
Very few communicable diseases
have been reported this week by
Salem and county physicians. In
Salem one person has conjunctiv
itis, one has German measles, one
has meningitis and one has
broncho pneumonia. In the county
one person has chickenpox and
two have measles.
Johns-Mauvlhe Roofing applied by
expert workmen, nothing down
36 months to pay Mathis Bros
164 S. Commercial. Free estimates
3-4642.
Lancaster Dr. at 4 Corners. Phone
2-2549.
ARRESTED BY CITY
R. W. McMinn. San Jose. Calif..
was arrested Tuesday by Salem
city police on a Marion Countv
Distrurt Court warrant charging
His obtaining money by false pre-an-
tenses. He is being held in lieu of
I 51.000 bail.
TRIPS OVER DOG
Leslie D. Twecten. 46, of 1175 E.
Rural Ave., tripped over a dog in
the dark at the rear of his home
Tuesday evening and suffered a
possible spine iniurv. He was
treated by Salem City Ambulance
crew and taken to Salem General
Hospital.
Eva Bishop
Rites in Dallas
Statesman News Service
DALLAS Last rites for Eva M.
Bishop, Dallas resident for four
years, will be held at 2 p.m.
Thursday at Dallas Foursquare
Gospel Church under direction of
the Bollman Mortuary. The Rev.
' William E. Cross will officiate.
Mrs. Bishop, a former Macleay
resident, died Sunday at her home.
Born March 10, 1876. at Westport,
Ind., she was married to I. M.
Bishop at Albany, Ind., March 27,
1903. Surviving besides the wid
ower are a daughter, Mildred
Wells, In California: a son, How
ard Updyke. in New York; and a
sister. Minnie Samuels, Muncie,
Ind.
A Bit of COLONIAL AMERICA
you'll always cherish!
OPEN STOCK
Bedroom Pieces from
America's Leading Manufacturers
( HEYWOOD WAKEFIELD
ETHAN ALLEN
KLINGS-MAPLE & CHERRY
BUCKS COUNTY PROVINCIAL
If you have a genuine-feeling for the glowing charm of Con
tinental Maple, you'll more than appreciate these authentic
masterpieces so handsomely crafted by famous New England
cabinet makers.
Pieces are rugged, as they should be . . . jet graciously de
tailed to impart an inviting warmth to your room. Built of sol
id maple or birch cabinet woods, these pieces are constructed
to give years of family service.
You'll find details like . . . dust proofing . . . dovetailing
. . . center drawer guides, etc. . . . that truly mean fine
furniture . . . and it's all open stock. Buy now and fill in
later on.
TREASURED PIECES AT MODERATE COSTI
Buy Now Add Pioces
We Give "S.AH." Greon Stamps Open Evenings Til 9
lib
COLONIAL FURNITURE
LT. COL. VIRGIL FIELD
Lt. Col. Field
Given Medal
Lt. Col. Virgil F. Field, who left
Salem Tuesday morning after a
two week's visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Eugene Smalley, 3342 Living
ston St., recently received a Bronze
Star Medal for meritorious service
with the 2d Transportation Major
Port at Yokohoma, Japan.
Credited with performing a "near
miracle" in swinging the big port
from peace to wartime operation
' at the start of the Korean war,
j Field received the medal from his
! former commanding officer, Col.
I W. J. Deyo Jr.
j Lt. Col. and Mrs. Field have left
' for Fort Lee, Va., where he will
1 await a new assignment.
Sgt. Kitchin
Joins Salem
Marines Staff
Sgt. William R. Kitchin, young
Marine who has had tw hitches
with the Corps in the past four
years, this week joined the inspector-instructor
staff for Salem Ma
rine reserve.
Kitchin has gone on extended
active duty only a month after his
latest release from service. He was
in the Marines through 1949 at
Bremerton, Wash., then recalled
to duty in March, 1951, and sta
tioned at Camp Pendleton, Calif.
Between the periods of duty.
Kitchen returned to Sweet Home
High School to graduate. He and
his wife and week-old daughter
are residing at 185 S. Winter St.
SCROGGINS REAPPOINTED
Ralph Scroggins of Lebanon was
reappointed Tuesday to the State
Board of Aeronautics by Gov.
Douglas McKay. The term is five
years.
The governor also reappointed
J. C. Renie of Klamath Falls to
the State Watchmakers Board.
si'
Later From Open Stock
On
Eagles Plan
Trip to Albany
For Convention
Some 50 members of Salem's
Wllamette Aerie, Fraternal Order
of Eagles, will be in Albany for
the annual stae convention, be
ginning Thursday.
This will include the men's and
women's drill teams, captained by
S. L. Griffin and Mrs. Bernice
Fletcher, who will compete Friday
night.
State committees are to have
pre-convention meetings today and
Salem will be represented by Sec
retary L. A. Hamilton on the drum
corps committee.
Official delegates to the three
day convention include:
Eagles Tim Linstrand and Ed
Gregson, trustees; Hayes Eggles
ton, chaplain; Hamilton Griffirr,
John Golden, Cecil Brock, Earl
Cornwell, M. M. Lewis, A, Warren
Jones, Dr. Floyd Utter.
Auxiliary Mrs. Carl Staats,
Mrs. Minor Lewis, Mrs. Arthur
Martin, Mrs. Eva Van Bleck, Mrs.
Carl Chapman and unofficial dele
gate Mrs. Pearl Strobecke, chap
lain.
Extortion Try
Case Dismissed
PORTLAND iPi-Charees ncaind
Portland Detective Michael
i O'Leary, accused of attempting to
i extort $10,000 from a Portland
naturopath, were dismissed in cir
cuit court here Monday.
The motion for dismissal was
made by the district attorney's
office.
O'Leary was Indicted jointly
with another detective, William L.
Brian. Brian was acquitted recent
ly. Brian still faces trial, however,
on another extortion attempt
charge.
The naturopath, Mrs. Ruth Bar
nett, is under indictment on a
charge of manslaughter by abor
tion. The case has not vet come to
trial.
Terrific Yalta in
Sen
We've racks filled with cool beauties you won't
want to miss at their special money saving pri
ces. Hurry in gather up several of our fashion
wise selections for the rest of this summer and
next summer, tool
TIE SILKS : . . RAYON PRINTS . . .
POLKA DOTS . . . CHECKS . . . STRIPES
PASTELS . . . LOTS OF SIZES AND COLORS
VALUES TO 24.95
Ian It. Ross Dies in
British Columbia
Death of Ian R. Ross, 25, nephew
of- Mrs. Albert Kloos of Salem,
Monday in Trail, B. C, was re
ported here Tuesday.
Ross, wTio died after a lengthy
illness, had visited in Salem many
times. He is survived by his wife
and parents. Mr. and Mrs. KJoos
and son, Charles, and daughter.
Alberta of Portland, will attend
the funeral Friday in Vancouver,
B. C.
Public
Records
CIRCUIT COURT
Virginia M. Locke vs Marion D. ,
Locke Jr.: Decree of divorce
awards custody of a minor child
to plaintiff plus $80 per month ;
support.
David Nelson Smith vs Mar
garet Smith: Suit for divorce
charging desertion. Married Jan.
15, 1950, at Reno, Nev.
Florence Plastow vs Adolph An
derson, Fred Lien and Roger Dean
Berryhill: Suit seeks $25,259 for
injuries allegedly incurred In an
auto accident Jan. 12, 1952, near
Otis.
Maxine Rennie vs John R. Ren
nie: Suit seeks to annul marriage
by reason of a valid prior mar
riage. Married Jan. 28, 1952, at
North Bonneville, Wash. f
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Richard D. Lang, 23, salesman.
and Inge A. Hera, 30, secretary,
both of Woodburn.
Perry J. McGaffee, 26, minister.
Woodburn, and Lois A. Blakeley,
27, teacher, Portland.
DISTRICT COURT
Cecil Fletcher. Salem Route 5.
Box 317, charged with contribut
ing to the delinquency of a minor,
continued to June 26 for arraign
ment: held in lieu of $5,000 bail.
PROBATE . COURT
Morris E. Johnson estate: Orde
confirms sale of real property.
Lillian Gardner estate: Ap
praised at S6.345.
John W. Kelly estate: Closing
order.
aid
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We are temporarily closing
out our lingerie department
Reductions up to 60. This Is an excellent opportunity to fill your
needs with nationally advertised lingerie.
Values to 22.75 Values to 12.98 Values to 5.98
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