BOY STILL 'GOOD
.- Larry Coffey 13, on of Mr.
and Mrs. Thornton XL Coffey,
SOS Academy St, who fell from
his bicycle and wu run over by
t truck Monday, was concidered
to b in "good", condition at the
hospital Tuesday night. The boys
handlebars apparently caught
the door of t car and threw him
in front of a passing truck, po
lice reports said.
Frank Sullivan, formerly of Hol
lywood Barber Shop, has open a
Candalaria Barber Shop located
back of Dairy Queen.
EPPERLY PROMOTED .
Harry Epperly has been pro
moted to airman second-class at
Lowry Air Force Base, Colo.,
where he recently graduated with
honors from electronics school.
He is attending B-36 gunnery
school and will be home on leave
in August Epperly's wife, Patri
cia, and daughter, Denise, live at
1160 Lee St
Many are claiming relief from
Arthritis, Sinus; , Asthma at the
Enterprise Uranium mine at
Boulder, Montana. Information,
Frank Haskell, 761 S. W. Vista
Avet Portland.
FALL INJURES HIP
Mrs. R. C. Ramsdcn, 1448
Broadway, sustained a possible
-fractured hip in a fall Tuesday
afternoon at Hoyt and University
Streets. She was taken to Salem
Memorial Hospital by Willam
ette Ambulance Service and her
condition considered "good" Tues
day night s!
For all foot disorders consult a
foot specialist, the chiropodist
HALVORSON TO SERVE
Omar Halvorson will be toast
master at the 6:15 p.m. Thurs
day meeting of the Capitol Toast
masters Club at the Gold Arrow
restaurant Slated speakers are
Elmer Amundson, Dennis Bren
ner, George Keortge, Carl Da-
maske and Al Thomas.
Let us solve your laundry prob
lem. You just drop it off we'll
do the rest! Speedy and Trifty.
LAUNDERETTE 1255 Ferry St
TO FACE GRAND JURY
Clifford Dewayne Dayton, 497
S. 18th St, charged with burglary
not in a dwelling, was bound over
to Marion County grand jury
Tuesday when he appeared in
District Court Dayton is charged
with burglarizing two private ga
rages, police said.
VISITORS WELCOMED
Mrs. Helen Bondell, who has
been ill at Salem Memorial Hos
pital, is recuperating at her home
at 1145 E St., and now able to
receive visitors.
Public
Records
FINGERS HASHED AT WORS
Howard Ens or. Turner Route
1, suffered two smashed fingers
when he caught them in a roller
at the Oregon Pulp and Paper
Company at about noon Tuesday.
He was taken to Salem Memorial
Hospital and his condition Tues
day night considered "good." , ; .
FAN BELT BURNS 1
A fan belt' on a new compres
cor at Miller's Department Store,
189 N. Liberty St, was apparent
ly too tight and caught fire Tues
day; afternoon. The fire wu
checked by firemen and no dam
age reported.
Landscaping; and designing. No
Job too large or too small. F. A.
Doerfler and Sons Nursery. 250
Lancaster Dr. at 4 Corners.) Ph.
2-2549. . '
STOVE OVERHEATS
An oil stove at the home of
Mrs. J. C Bartlett, 643 N. Cot
tage St, overheated Tuesday
causing smoke in the house. City
firemen let the stove burn itself
out and no damage was reported.
Special on fuchsias 10c and 25c
for nice big plants. Middle Grove
Nursery. 4920 Silverton Rd. Ph.
4-4832.
LAWN EQUIPMENT STOLEN
Donald L Moremond, 242S
Hyde St, reported to city police
Tuesday that about $31 worth
sprinkling equipment and hose
were taken from his lawn some
time Monday night
Sell your Business with finely
styled business stationery, Broch
ures, Business card, etc States
man Publishing Co. Phone 2-2441.
RADIATOR BURNS MAN
James P.- Clausen. 23, of Port
land, sustained first degree
burns on his face and arms
Tuesday while checking the ra
diator of his truck. The burns
were treated by Salem First Aid.
Apricots, No. 1 Tilton, tree rip
ened. Direct from orchard at The
Dalles. Will have plenty. First
load July 21st Puritan's Cider
Works. 791 Ed g-water.
OFFICE MANAGER TO TALK
Robert W. Johnson, office man
ager of the Allied Building Credit
Co., Portland, will speak at noon
Friday to the Salem Credit Asso
ciation at the Golden Pheasant
restaurant
Our phone has been put Out of
order till Thursday, July 30th.
Salem Pick-up & Delivery.
MAIN WARING TO SPEAK
Bernard Mainwaring, editor of
the Capital Journal, will talk on
Korea's future at the noon meet
ing Thursday of the Salem Lions
Club at the Hotel Marion.
CIRCUIT COURT
E. G. Neal vs. Marston Dun
ham: Suit seeks judgment barring
defendant from using plaintiff's
property.
. Gladys G. Stettler vs. John D.
Stettler: Suit for divorce alleges
cruel and inhuman treatment
seeks custody of a minor plus $60
per month support and for prop
erty settlement Married July 6,
1947, at Vancouver, Wash.
W. W. Lock vs. Donald Heinz
and others:' Suit seeks account
ing of cooperative funds from
defendants. ;
Evelyn Trietsch vs. Robert
Trietsch: Decree ' . of divorce
awards plaintiff $1,181 alimony
and restores maiden name of Eve
lyn Holcomb.
Hubert J. and Violet H. Wag
ner vs. Leo and Katberine Wag
ner: Preliminary injunction re
strains defendants from polluting
spring waters, .restrains defend
ants and plaintiffs from diminish
ign each other's water supply and
orders defendants to fence in a
spring.
PROBATE COURT
John David Ray estate: Order
confirms- sale of real property.
William Orie Martin guardian
ship estate: Order appoints Claud
Edwards as guardian.
A. r. Scott estate: Order
authorizes real property sale.
Gertrude Yodcr estate: Order
closes estate.
Levi Lawrence Yoder: Order
closes estate.
Joseph Calvin Mitchell estate:
as administratrix.
Margaret Montgomery conser
vatorship: Pioneer .Trust Co. ap
pointed conservator.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Hugh Henry Harper Jr., 28,
Carpenter. Canby, and Evelyn
Irene Benz, 24, clerk, 1122 N. 15th
DISTRICT COURT
Clifford Dewayne I Dayton, 497
S. 18th St, charged with burglarly
not in a dwelling, bound over to
grand jury; held in Beu of $2,000
baiL j
- i
Privately-Owned
Dump Still Open
To Garbage Cans
Salem residents can still leave
their debris at the so-called city
dump in the Macleay area so long
as they have no more than one
can-full, William Schlitt of Sani
tary Service Company said Tues
day. A fee will be charged for damp
ing larger amounts. The dump is
in charge of a custodian. s
The question of dumping fees
arose in connection with this
week's city cduncil action in ap
proving increased charges for
garbage collection.
The city dump of 22 acres is
owned by the Sanitary Service
Company, not by the city.
Births
BALL Mr. and Mrs. Farrell
C. Ball, Mill City, a daughter,
Tuesday, July 28, at Salem Gen
eral Hospital.
JEFFERSON- To Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Jefferson, Yachats, a
daughter, Tuesday, July 28, at
Salem Memorial Hospital.
Whole Blood
Plate Test for
Chicks Okehed
: Oregon's department of agri
culture has agreed to recognize
the whole blood plate test tor
pullorum clean rating of baby
chicks. Earl Reitsuma. supervisor
of the Oregon Poultry Improve
ment plan, lor the department.
Mid Tuesday.
This new test must be per
formed by agents authorized by
the department and the flocks
will be subject to a check test by
Inspectors from Reitsuma's office.
The new type of test complies
with the minimum requirements
for the pullorum clean rating of
the National Poultry Improve
ment Plan. It will not supplant
the tube: test for pullorum clean
rating, but will be an operational
method of test for this same
rating. "
Reitsuma says the incidence of
pullorum in baby chicks tested
in Oregon this season was a small
fraction of one per cent, which
is far below the national average
which approximated one-half of
one per cent.
Dry Cleaning
Costs to Rise
10 Per Cent
Dry cleaning prices in Salem
are scheduled to rise an average
of about 10 per cent, it was de
cided in a reorganizational meet
ing Monday night of the Salem
Association ofDry Cleaners.
The rise in prices was blamed
on increases in production costs.
Election of officers in the
Monday evening meeting at the
Senator Hotel, included selection
of Robert Seamster as president;
Charles Sweistris, vice-president;
Lois Keeney, secretary-treasurer,
and Clayton Foreman and Darryl
Donaldson to the board of direc
tors. The Association plans a
monthly meeting with a board
meeting a day or two each sche
duled meet.
Spike Jones to
Appear in Salem
Spike Jones and his zany City
Slickers, now on a nation-wide
tour, will play at the Capitol
Theater on Monday, Aug. 24, Man
ager Earl Jones, announced Tues
day. Spike will have his full com
pany of 35 musicians on stage and
will present a 2V hour show, one
at 7:00 p. m. and one at 9:30 p. m.
Most of his all-time record favor
ites will be presented, including
"Concerto for 3 Garbage Dispos
als," "Poet and Peasant Over
ture , and "The Blue Danube,"
Jones said.
All seats and reserved and will
be available at the Capitol Thea
ter next week.
Suit Alleges ;:
Fraud in Use1
Of Firm Funds
A suit seeking an accounting
of funds allegedly "missappro-
priated" from the Beaver Ply
wood Coorpoarative, 670 Mtrrlark
Ave, was filed in Marion County
Circuit court Tuesday. i
The complaint wu filed by j
member W. W. Lock against four
named members of the cooper
ative and 14 unidentified mem
bers. All are Salem residents.
Lock alleges in the complaint
that Donald A. Heinz, Earl G.
Potter,' Delbert Folk and Harold
McNannay were original mem
bers of the cooperative and paid
membership fees of $3,000 each.
So did Lock. I
Later, the complaint says, the
four defendants met and voted
to reduce membership fees to
$1,000 per member. Lock then
alleges that many new members
were signed up.
The complaint changes that the
four defendants "fraudulently
misappropriated" funds of the
cooperative by "paying those
funds to themselves as dividends
or refunds on membership fees
they had previously paid."
It is further alleged that the
14 unidentified defendants also
received "refunds."
The complaint seeks an ac
counting of the funds and asks
that the defendants reimburse
the cooperative.
Slrriaamrm. Sn1m Or VUmA TW 1Q1rc. t
wiwivwh wMVMAf wow ft 1 14 J mn0$ W- W We I W
Bigger Loans
Attract Vets
The state veterans department's
loan business has increased 400
per cjnt because of the bigger
loans which were effective a week
ago.
The department said that dur
ing the oast week, it has received
215 applications from veterans toi
Dorrow money ior purcnase oi
farms and homes. -
The maximum loan, which had
been $6,000 for both farms and
homes, was boosted to $13,000 for
farms, and $9,000 for homes.
The loans can be made up to
75 per cent of appraised value.
Thev are made to veterans of
World War II and the Korean
War.
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July 29
Double S&H Green Stamps
Given On All Cash Purchases Today!
At Our Store
Harry Epperly Slated
For; Furlough From AF
Airman 2c Harry R. Epperly,
1952 alumnus of Salem High
School, will be home on 20-day
leave from Lowery .Air Force base
in Denver, Colo., Aug. 18, accord
ing to his wife, Mrs. Patricia
Epperly, 1160 Lee St
A graduate of the electronics
school at Lowery in June of this
year, Airman 2c Epperly studied
radar and aircraft turret system
operations there.
fsIiiiliM'
(si D(5(aDP
I from CITY paid
i j for our vacation
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NOW ONLY
129 N. CemT. - i w,v w.wv
SAVE WHERE SAVINGS FAYS
First Federal Savings 1 1
CURRENT
RATE ON
SAVINGS
Insured To
Wt could take advantage of
n unusual vacation opportunity
--thanks to their financial help -and
pay back later a little at
a time on the fit-your-budget
payment plan t picked.
; LOANS $25 to $1,500
ufiuiur imt, car or funti
turt quickly, privately ia ONE TRIP.
Miom first, say -ttam rmkH" a4
Koom 200317 Court St.
Phone 4-3396
J. D. Walker, Mfr.
of Salem
0
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mm
$2.00 Tussy
Summer Colognes
$1.00
YardUy Dry Skin Crtam
Yardley Night Cream
Yardley English Complexion Cream
Any two of theso Creams for S1.G5
S1.00
$1.00
$1.00
Chrome Plated UnbreakabU Crystal
A GREAT
VALUE for
$1.98
New Du Barry St. Regis thin model Pocket Watch
Petetrating Cleanser
$1.50
Lanolin Plus
$1.00
Charles Antell
Formula 9
89c
4 Famous Perfume Stars
By Cety
L'Origan L'Aimant Emeraode Paris
4 Bottles for i 0 FA
ily OeJU
7XX) Value onl
1
HnHtn SwilH CapS
Pur Live Rubber,
Warar Tito Seal
$1.25
Packers Pine
Tar Soap
One Half Price Sale
2 38c
$2.00 Dorothy Cray
Orange Flotaer
Ution $1.00
limited Time
$2.00
Dorothy Gray
Summer Colognes
$1.00
Air Force Type
Sim Glasses
Mum
Deodorant
39c
A Bonus Jar FREE
$L59
Per Week
On Approved Credit
Just m timo for this year's fresh frur
and garden produce.
GENEnALO ELECTRIC
SERVICE STATIONS INC.
Remodeling to Better Servo You.
365 N. Commercial Phono 3-4163
Knickerbocker
$1.19 Shampoo
and Bath Spray
98 c
45c List.rin.
Tooth Paste
2 for 59c
$1.00 ,
larvex Mothproof
79c
Tussy
'look-See'
Midnight Trio
3 Lip Stiks in Smart $00
Case. All for I
$1.39 Value
Fitch Shampoo and QQ
Shampoo Brush Ol
You S.v 4 and
- jltmtmbir -
DOUBLE Croon Stamps.
1
Now
Coty Twistik
.$1.25
50c Jergens Lotion
25 i Woodbury Shampoo
hr49C
Solid
Cologn
$3.75
10O
Aytinal Multiph
Vitamin with B12
$2.79
Dorothy Oray
Texture Lotion
Umltd Tlmt and
Urn hod Stock
40 Hour
Ingraham
Dependable Alarm
Ivory Finish
$2.50 Value
for
$1.98
l
1
Ingraham Sentinel
j Wrist Watch
90-Day Guarantee
Plus
Tax
$4.50
2 large size
Squibbs Dental
Cream
69c
1
Melozets
Methylcelluloso Wafers
V4 Pound tl f C
1 Package I.OD
1
j DOUBLE
1 S & II
GREEN STAMPS
TODAY
Kensington
Magnum Bath Oar
(largo Bar Ass't. Fragrances)
, 3 .$1.00
Trick 'n Trtat
Dorothy Gray
3 Super-Stay Lipstick
In A Mirrored Pouch.
$110
Handy-Hannah
Electric Foot Vibrator,
for rtlitf to tired,
aching feet and "leg
muscles.
3-Way
Permanent
for all types of hair,
including bleached,
. dyed or children'.
By Helena Rubinstein.
$1.50
Tussy
r Beauty Plus
Hormone $
Lotion
Tussy Beauty $
Hormone Cream
SpocUl
both for
1.75
3.00
$3.00
DOUBLE
S&H
GREEN STAMPS
TODAY :
All
Toiletries
and
Cosmetics
plus fax
r
$7-95
1 Tussy
''Medicare"
I Anti-bl.mish Set helps 1
Heal A Hide Blemishes I
$2.00
m 1 BP ea
405 State Street
to)
Corner cf Liberty