City News UBirfieffs
BOTARIANS TO CONCLAVE
Four Salem Rotary Club mem
bers are attending the District
Governors Assembly of the Rotary
Club Friday, Saturday and Sunday
t Coos Bay. Included are Presi
dent Gregg; Vice President Rey
nolds Allen; Secretary Robert
Fenix, anchMelvin H. Geist.
NOW every Tues. 8c Fri. in Sa
lem Goodwill Truck. Ph. 4-2248
for pickups.
CLUB MEETS TODAY
Townsend Club 4 will meet at
the Henry Leep home, 2249 N.
Liberty St., at 2 pjn. today, lead
ers announced.
Visit LAMBERT'S Close-out sale
Friday evening.
SOLDIER RETURNS
Gerald A. Ullman, seaman, USN,
has returned to a base in Long
Beach, Calif., after spending nearly
eight months in Korean combat
area. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
A. T. Ullman, 1831 N. 23rd St.,
Salem.
At the Lions Club Dog Show Sun
day, July 20th, mass hurdle race
Little Dogs versus Big Dogs. A
thrill and a laugh at every hurdle,
at the Fairgrounds Silverton road
entrance.
Air-Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 3-7694. 153 N. High St.
PHILLIPS IN KOREA
Cpl. Billy Phillips, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew J. Phillips, 4110
Gary St., recently returned to the
J7th Infantry Division in Korea aft
er a five-day rest and recupera
tion leave in Japan.
Flowers for every occasion and
wedding arrangements, funeral
designs. Large assortment of dish
garden plants. Pemberton's Flower
Shop. 1980 South 12th.
SERVICE STATION LISTED
An assumed business name cer
tificate for Wilson and Streeter
Mobile Service Station was filed
with the Marion County clerk
Thursday by Harold H. Wilson,
1895 N. 20th St., and Harold D.
Streeter, 1150 S. 13th St.
I can still take care of 12 more
lawns. Now is the best time of
year to plant. C. R. Smith. 2-2190.
MEDICAL NAME CHANGES
Thename of Memorial Medical
Center is changed to Park Medical
Building in supplementary articles
of incorporation filed with the Ma
rion County clerk Thursday by
Charles W. Strickfaden, George A.
Rhoten and Sam F. Speerstra, di
rectors. Copeland Yard
Readies Open
House Program
An open house at the newly re
modelled building-materials store
of the J. W. Copeland Yards, 349
S. 12th St., has been announced for
Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.,
by H. P. (Hank) Medinger, man
ager. Ed Livoni, of Allied Building
Credits, and at least 10 experts in
maunfactured building materials
wil be present for consultation.
Refeshments will await guests.
The Copeland firm, of which Joe
Copeland is president, was founded
at Lents, Ore., P years ago and
now includes 30 retail yards. in
Oregon, 5 in California and 7 in
Washington, valued at more than
$4 million and employing upwards
of 300 persons.
Public
Records
CIRCUIT COURT
Osborn Allison vs Marjorie Alli
son: Suit for divorce alleges cruel t
and inhuman treatment. Married
April 24, 1951 at Vancouver, Wash. I
Janet Stiffler vs Homer C. Stiff
ler: Suit for divorce asks for cus- '
tody of three minor children, $50 I
per month support money for each, j
Married July 2, 1939, at Salem. !
Pauline Richards and others vs 1
Roy Reynolds and others: Amend
ed complaint in suit seeking total
of $170,000 for alleged conspiracy
to defame defendants.
MUNICIPAL COURT
C. A. Owsley, 720 N. Commercial
St., charged with obtaining money
on false pretenses. Held in lieu of
$1,000 bail.
Alfred L. Lloyd. Monmouth, fin
ed $25 for reckless driving.
PROBATE COURT
B. Franklin Tucker estate: Order !
authorizes sale of personal prop
erty. DISTRICT COURT
Claud Bradley Davis, charged
with burglary not in a dwelling,
case continued to July 18 follow
ing preliminary hearing.
WHY NOT?
Buy Beef and Pork at
Packing House
Prices
CD EE Cutting rid
riCC Wrapping
THE BEST. IN
LOCKER BEEF
By the Side m 49c
LOCKER PORK
Half or Whole T,ff- 35c
SALEA MEAT CO.
ibs a, xuk n S-41U
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.
Antique Chinese Love Seat for
sale, 471 Court St.
CARPET CLEANERS FILE
Yates Carpet and Upholstery
Cleaners is the assumed business
name filed with the Marion Coun
ty clerk Thursday by Fred and
Roberta Yates of 3381 Neef Ave.,
and R. B. and Hazel M. Yates of
Corvallis.
Fronk's House of Carpets and
Draperies, 2715 S. Commercial.
Phone 4-6313.
OPTICAL NAME LISTED
An assumed business name cer
tificate for Paramount Optical La
boratories, a local distributor of
optical supplies, was filed with the
Marion County clerk Thursday by
D. L. Campbell, Lome A. Whee
lon and Arnold Walstrom, all of
Portland.
Call Mathis Bros. 3-4642. Free
estimates on your Roofing prob
lems. GRAND JURY IN AUGUST
Marion County District Attorney
E. O. Stadter Jr., said Thursday
he does not expect to call the coun
ty grand jury into session again
until mid-August.
Cascade Wild Blackberries. Ber
nard Zielinski. Phone 2-5939.
Artificial Lake
For Irrigation
Statesman News Servic
UNION HILL No recreational
use is being made this year of the
new 12-acre lake at the Floyd Fox
farm here, the family stressed on
Thursday. Lack of fire protection
is the reason.
Identification of a Statesman
Farm Photo in Thursday's issue
inadvertently said the lake would
be used for recreation.
The water storage created by a
dam is to be used for irrigation
only, Fox said.
Mall Paving
Job Awarded
Contract for grading and pav
ing Summer Street between Che
meketa and Center Streets in
Salem Thursday was awarded by
the State Highway Commission to
Warren Northwest, Inc., Portland,
on a low bid of $39,970.
The State Board of Control had
given its approval Tuesday.
Bids for the project were re
ceived at a meeting of the high
way commission in Portland on
July 11. There was one higher bid.
Pearson Leaves
For Convention
State Treasurer Walter J. Pear
son left Thursday for Chicago
where he will attend the Demo
cratic National convention which
opens there Monday.
Pearson is a member of the
Oregon delegation. He expected
to return to his desk here in about
two weeks.
Births
REED To Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Reed, 1018 Elm St., a son, Thurs
day, July 17 at Salem General
Hospital.
JOHNSON To Mr. and Mrs. G.
1 n 1 ri. i T..1 . t-,
Salem General Hospital.
SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. Wil- !
liam Smith, 1920 Bellevue St., a j
son, Thursday, July 17 at Salem j
General Hospital. j
NIENKE To Mr. and Mrs. Rich- !
ard Nienke, Aumsville, a son, 1
Thursday, July 17 at Salem Memo-
rial Hospital.
SCHMIDT To Mr. and Mrs. '
Gregory Schmidt, 1525 Shady Ln.,
a son, Thursday, July 17 at Salem
Memorial Hospital.
CHASSMAN To Mr. and Mrs.
Martin Chassman, 1455 Norway St.
a daughter, Wednesday, July 16 at
Salem General Hospital.
FREE - FREE -
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TODAY & SATURDAY
JULY 18 & 19
50 VARIETIES IN BLOOM!
African Violet
Summer Skies
OB C3 V
Nursery &
415, S. High, Salem, Oregon
Plenty of
Cascade Boy '
Scout Council
Sets Meeting
The executive board of the Cas
cade Area Boy Scout Council will
hold its annual outdoor meeting
Sunday at Camp Pioneer in the
Cascades.
The camp will enter the third
week of its four-week summer op
eration Sunday. About 140 scouts
from 13 units will atend camp
next week, according to Gordon
Gilmore, scout executive.
Troops attend include Salem 18
and 14, Albany 28, Independence
27, Valsetz 40, Holly 97, Mill City
49, Keizer 41 and Explorer Post
41, Hayesville 20, Oakdale 36.
Monmouth 38, Crawfordsville 33
and Foster 62.
Members of the 52-man execu
tive board from Marion, Polk and
Linn counties will begin arriving
in camp Saturday for their week
end outing and inspection of camp
activities. Of particular interest
will be progress on construction
of a new camp kitchen, which is
now underway.
President F. L. Thompson of Al
bany will preside at the board ses
sion Sunday. Discussed will be
camp improvement plans, council
finances and arrangements for the
council's annual fall planning conference.
Saucers Keep
Flying in City
Flying saucers are in the air
again over Salem at least figur
atively speaking.
One reported silver object in the
sky Thursday morning south of
Salem turned out to be a bona
fide weather balloon. Several per
sons called The Statesman on that
one.
Meanwhile Jim Simpson, ex
Marine pilot, said he and other
residents along South 12th Street
saw a strange undulating object
high in the sky southwest of Salem.
He said the object took off in a
burst of flame shortly before ' p.m.
Serviceman Fined
For Petty Larceny
James R. Gustafson, 22, was
fined $100 in Silverton justice
court Thursday on a charge of pet
ty larceny.
Gustafson, home on a 30-day
leave after service in Korea was
charged with failing to return a
car from the H. A. Mall used car
lot in Silverton Wednesday after
noon after he had taken the auto
"to try it out." He was apprehend
ed at about 5:30 p.m., three hours
after he drove off In the auto, near
Mehama by a Marion County sher
iffs deputy.
SUMMER CHRISTMAS DRIVE
DAVENPORT, la. (-Summertime,
with the mercury hitting
above 90, might seem like a funny
time to be planning your holiday
decorations for next Christmas.
But not to the 40 members of the
Davenport Retail Merchants Bu
reau. They put on a drive recently
to raise $16,000 for street decora
tions when Christmas comes.
PAT'S
PARCEL CHECK
Opening July 21st
185 S. LIBERTY
For that kidney disturbance
that robs you of your sleep
TRY
Diuretic Tonic
1.20 bottle
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
135 N. Commercial
FREE - FREE
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Feed Store
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Parking
Bonus Amounts
Still Puzzle
Few Veterans
A total of 59,645 World War II
veterants bonus checks had been
placed in the mails by this week,
State Veterans Department offi
cials said.
Carl Cover, chief of claims for
the bonus division, said many bon
us recipients appear puzzled about
the method used in computing
payments. A substantial number
of veterans have written the de
partment that their checks do not
cover their actual service.
A conscientious ex-WAVE wrote
that she apparently had been over
paid $10.
The bonus act says payment
shall be made on the basis of $10
for each full month of stateside
duty and $15 for each month of
foreign or sea duty. Fractions of
months don't count, except as they
may be added together to total one
full month.
Checks are being issued at the
rate of approximately 700 a day.
Officials estimated that applica
tions would total 135,000. Bonds
aggregating $46,000,000 already
have been issued and sold. Offi
cials said a second bond sale prob
ably would be held next year.
SOVIET INVENTIONS WORK
HONG KONG (VP) Industrial
trial and error in Red China, as
reported by Peiping's official Peo
ples Daily: Workers in the Harbin
branch of the Northeast (Manchur
ian) Engineering Co. have improv
and invented 215 kinds of tools, of
which 54 are satisfactory."
Plenty Free Parking
DOUBLE OVENS-giant 18-inch porcelain
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OgdaU Talks
To Lions Club
Ted Ogdahl, new Willamette
University football coach, gave
Salem Lions Club a few laughs and
a promise of fighting football in
an after-luncheon talk Thursday
noon at the Marion Hotel.
Coach Ogdahl said he is on the
lookout for the same type of alert
ness and determination in players
that businessmen looked for in
employes.
He drew laughs for reciting
"Casey at the Bat" and several
jokes. Ogdahl, a former Willam
ette gridder, comes here from
Portland where he coached Grant
High School four years.
Milan Boniface was appointed
tailtwister of the club.
Two Houses
Authorized
Seven building permits issued
Thursday by the city engineer's of
fice included three for new con
struction. They went to S & S Projects for
a house at 2286 Electric Ave.,
$6,150; Paul Harcourt, for a house
at 2665 N. 5th St., $7,500; and
Gene Bcush, for a garage at 945
Cross St., $800.
Permits for reroofing and alter
ations went to William H. Stod
dard, 1060 N. 16th St., $40; Luther
Peterson, 1795 Yew St., $500;
Johnny Kukovich, 2455 Walker St.,
$75; and G. F. Burt, 481 S. Cot
tage St., $400.
CAP Reports
Appointments
And Vacancies
Staff assignments in the Salem
Squadron, Oregon Wing, Civil Air
Patrol, are now open to qualified
men and women. Squadron Com
mander W. D. Garrett reported.
Assignments are open for chap
lain, legal officer, medical officer,
and various clerks, communica
tion, transportation and main
tenance personnel.
Garrett can be contacted at 1261
Hawthorne Ave. or by phoning
2-6385.
The following Salem personnel
of the squadron have een ap
pointed warrant officers and will
serve on the staff: John F. Toevs.
executive officer and operations
officer; John M. Gill, coordinator
of civil defense; Paul L. Wieba,
training officer; Jack Bartelt. fis
cal officer; Dora E. Kirsten, as
sistant commandant of cadets;
Genevieve Cline, personnel of
ficer, and Niel C. Boehmer, supply
officer. Members from Woodburn
receiving promotions are Dean
Bishoprick, cadet first sergeant:
Clinton Kirsten, cadet flight ser
geant, and Williai.i Schroeder,
cadet corporal.
Meetings of the squadron at the
airport are open to the public.
Further Reductions
at
LAMBERT'S CLOSE-OUT SALE
220 N. Liberty St.
Open Friday Evening
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State Bonus
Hearings Set
Hearings involving appeals from
World War II veterans whqfe ap
plications for state bonus were re
jected by the State Veterans De
partment, will get under way with
ing a few days, W. F. Gaaren
stroom. Veterans Department Di
rector, said Thursday.
Gaarenstroom said approximate
ly 170 appeals have been filed.
More than 500 applications have
been rejected. First of the appeals
will be heard by Gaarenstroom
who said he wanted to adopt some
definite line of procedure. In event
the bonus law permits, later ap
peals will be heard by hembcrs of
his staff.
Abraham Lincoln's mother. Nan- j
cy Hanks Lincoln, died at 35, j
shortly after the family had r oved !
across the Ohio River to the hills
of Southern Indiana. '
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Annual Boxer
Show Saturday
PORTLAND The Oregon Boxer
Club, of which Carl H. McMahoa
of Salem is president, has the year
ly high spot of Boxer Shows in
the northwest which will be held
Saturday. July 26, at Portland's
JanUen Beach Park at 1:30 pjn.
The show will be sponsored by the
Oregon Boxer Club and licensed
by the American Kennel Club, This
year's show is the sixth annual
event. Eighteen classifications will
be shown, including puppy dogs,
novice dogs and American-bred
dogs. The Judge is James T. Culp
of Missouri.
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