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Cudy New Grrfc&j
iivk rriiMiT iiKi ro
HiiU'tliig permit! ware Issued
Wednesday lu t alllornia I'sialnf
Company, Id reruof i tannery at
iro Mill hi , M.o, MiHrr i I
liartmenl Kir, la trrwil t ware
house l lot N. I.llrty W , $4.0;
Joseph (Wy, la alter one story
hmiu ! 1M h M , M0; Annt
llelgerud, la rtrwil t one story
huut it HJO N. Mk to , put. Turn
lrmkwalr, la rron( on. story
apartment et UttH ' WuhUmd
Ave ,
Mathli RriM. revolutionary Johni
HUNT All! HITfl IIOMK
(My First Aiilinin Molvln E
Unguium, slwt p (of Wink
Wednesday with palih of his
fur.ltt-ad. )'e" mid h. bumped II
an hit car door and treated tlx
(aili with lit aid u( Ilia tint aid
ku h alweyi carriii In the rr.
TI1K MIDCKT MAtKRT IS
out aniiionh
WE DO NOT IIAM4.K Pack
aged on rnoxr.s mkati
We buy from the farmeri, do
our own curing and invoking and
r.perate i.or own aauaage kitchen
PUC Order
Halts Freight
Hale Increase
Pul.lio Vlllltles foiniiilssliincr
Chati.a H, llrllrl Wednesday
signed an OfriYr suspending III'
of I per cent in Intrastate
rail rrright rain,
Hearing will be held here Tees
day, May I. In Iht officii of Hie
CulllllllMllitlrr,
Originally Ilia railroads filed
larllli for a 7 per rrnt Increase
Intrastate In Orciion. Thru tariffs
M.iiullla en,.!.... .ki.ul.. aau-M ill.ie roilrlemil meal rnll.ra ar.'0 Pr Suspended by the Ullll
...... i tl.ra In ..I.I v.ul lit Ihl. I Commissioner.
Ttummsge in la over Greenbaums,
we art able lo bandit a amid' at ma interstate lommrrce
grade of meet al reasonable1 commission flscd a per cent
sinswnrtn tti. k hat.,! prices MIIMirT MARKKT, 151
Apr. 27 4 2lh., 130 am. lo STATE STREET. UNIX l4l5.
30 pm.
ladv.)
Ham dinner Marlesv Grange hall,
Kun , April 2. 12 30 to 2. Arlulla
II 00. Children 6oc. (adv.)
BINECAM HAVE ION
Mr. and Mrs. Ola P. Blncgar
Jr., formi-r Salrm rnklrnii, art
parrnti of aim born Wtdrwwlay
morntnf at Frndlrton, whrra Diry
rnlda. Both Dinriur and Mri.
Biwiar, lha ormrr i'alrina Tin
dall, ailrndad W'tllamrtlt I'nivrr
tily, Grandparrnii includr Mr. and
Mri. Ola Binrgar Sr. of Salem.
!llur ic, f alio. Carroll Jo ba(.
Hhubarb se lb lirddlna; plant.
rarmrr Jonn Market,
li-ndJRd.
YOUNG BEEF ROASTS Vk
LEAN BACON BY THE J'IF.CE
4V lb. WE MAKE OUR OWN
HAMS AM) BACON. MIIMIKT
MARKET. 331 STATE STREET.
SINCE 1015. (adv.)
Mahogany dlninf rm. tabl 4 6
chain. To. 4 22bd. (adv )
SOCIETY MEETS
The Salrm Camclla and Rhodo
dendron Sorlrty mrmbna Turiday
nifht heard Walter Barkui give
-talk' on the planting, rare and
inter itorage of upring (lower
bulbi. Kay Huntington. Salem
Lindrapc architect, ahowrd color
ed slides of hii recent trip through
European countriei.
rri.. S 30 to 7. Adulti SI. chil
dren SOc. MeninRside Methodist
Church. (adv.)
Summer fcomt for tale I ml lei
above Me ha ma on the little
North Fork In the Santiam
(adv.)
BICYCLE fOt Nl
State polite ofliceri In Salem
art trying to locate the owner of
a rereol model red J, C. Iliggini
bicycle, The bike a taken lo Ihe
local elate police elation on State
Street alter It wai puked up with
i mlimng itaie Inatitution Inmate.
WIENERS S I.B. BOX FOR II 50
TAKE A BOX AlAiNO ON THAT, Hate traffic
FISHING TRIP. OUR WIENERS,
LUNCH MEATS AM) SAU-I
SAOES ARE ALL MADE FRESH
DAILY IN OUR OWN PLANT.
MIIXiET MARKET. 331 STATE,
amr.M, M.tr. jvia, caav.)
Incrraae fur Intrrntate rate In
lead of T per cent Ihe rallroadi
filed the new tariffs In Oregon for
I per cent Increase In Oregon,
llrltiel laid aumer out proteati to
tht propoard new ratrt bavt been
received at hit office.
The Portland Grain Eirhange
haa requeated the public ulllillei
commluioner to allow rail freight
ralei Inlraalale on grain and grain
product a lie made uniform In Ore
gon with Ihoie applicable on Inter-
Salem Man to
, ai port-1 ' ilT' HI
I 1.0VJ Harn dinnrr-Mornlng,ld. hoo IVlSlt MOIiaCO
, .. Leaky f.uccliT Sluggih dralmfi
Judkoo'i. Ph 3 4141. (adv.)
A ilnglng lergeant from Si-
SOc nit Frl. 4 Mn. at Y.W.C A. lent, Specialiit 2 c. John I. Mini
Rudgel Shop, HI S. Winter.; fie. will be in Monaco next week,
Open 10 to 5. (adv.) hut not lo serenade the new
Princeia Once.
John, ho it atationed In
France, will spend Ihe last week
of hit two-week furlough vliiting
hit great grandfather, Dr. Wil
liam ('. Minifie. and t great aunt
who lives In Monte Carlo. The
22 year old machine accounting
Rummage Sale: Ptanti. baked ipecialiit will come from t week
food k coffee. Jawn le Church, i In Holland where he and I cou-
N. Winter 4 Jefferson, Thur. 4 ! Pi of trmy buddies obeerved the
Fri. (adv.)
CARFIELD HAS NIGHT
Gtrfleld School will hold Ita an
nual "Achievement Night' tonight
from 7 to I o'clock at the school.
Class rooms w ill be opened lo Ihe
public and ttudentt' work displayed.
High Student,
1-
Jill Caaimlags. North Salesa High
aeniar who ea fear-year
Ulliaa arkalarablp far leaching
reeeratlea la cellrge.
Scholarship
Winner Told
The North Salem Tarent Tearh
era Association picked Jill Cum
mings as winner of Its annual
education acholarshlp. Jill is Ihe
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Cummrhgs, 1311 U St.
The grant wil pay four years
of tuition .lur-Jill .ati)i i-iiun suit
College where she will major In
elementary education.
Jill includes among her many
activities being vice-prrldcnt ol
Nancy Gormnen Horizon club.
treasurer of National Honor So
ciety, a member of 1-atin club.
Civics club, Rhoda McCulloch Y-
Teens and Girls Letter club. She
was also "Girl of tht Month"
earlier (his year.
Deal. Claims
Mrs. Cook,
Slate Pioneer
Mn. Ollle Cook, 1100 S Liber
IV SI , an Oregon pioneer, died
Wednesday at I Salem boiprtil.
She wai 13.
Mn, Cook traveled to Oregon
with her parents. Mr. and Mri.
William Stump, when ihe wai
small child. The family niidr
'the trip acroaa the plains from
! lows, where Mrs. Cook armi knm
net. 14, 1803, and settled In the'
Dallas area.
For the put 23 yean Mn,
Cook hi i mdi her home with
her daughter, Mrs. 8. G. Stevens.
Mn. Cook's husband waa the lata
Milton Cook, She waa a mem
ber of the Methodist Church.
Survivors Include .he daughter,
Mrs. S. G. Stevens, Sam; three
grandchildren, Mrs. Raymond
Busick and Glen Stevens, Salem,
and Virgil Riggs, Black Rock,
Ore ; six (real grandchildren and
three great greaf grandchildren.
Funeral aervirrs will be held
at the Virgil T, Golden chapel
Friday at 10.30 a m. Interment
will be in Belcrest Memorial
Park.
County Courts Study Plan
For Secondary Road Aid
'Statesman. Salmi. Orr., Tln.r., Apr. 2fl. '0 (Srv. 1 -5
Marlon County Court nirtiiliert
attended I meeting Wednesdsy in
Nxirt of rminty courts ot !)!
triil I, This was one o( a series of
nieellngs arrou the atale conduct-
Joh IMacciiK iits
OpcninH (l!inl
During Monlli
Both placementa and Job open
ings Increased during March and
have Jumped even litora rapidly
thia month, Ihe State t neinploy
merit Compensation Commission
reported Wednesday,
Referrals last month reached
7,234 of which 4.22 were placed
on non-farm Jobs. New applications
fur work barely balances these
liKuree. Farm work look lent per
sona which waa Ihe highest num
ber an far thia year.
Unfilled openings reported from
all over the slate continued to ei
pand from the 1211 counted at Ihe
turn of the month.
ed by Ilia AsuxliiUon of Otrimi
Counties lo review various a'-ls
of stale and federal ll cuninn
Ing cmuily government
County Juil.-e Km Hartley and
commissioners Fd ltk't''i and Hoy
Hue heaid outlined ne develop,
tnenti In fedrral aid lo seiondaiy
road programs by representatives
of Ihe U. 8, Bureau of Itoads and
the Stale Hiihway Department.
The progress being made In a
survey of county government by
the legislative Interim committee
on hx al government waa also rs
plained by cummitlee rnrrtihrr
A similar meeting It lo be held
today at Tillamook.
Rummagt sale Wed., Thur., Fri.
to S. Dresses, coatt, shoes, misc.
933 Belmont (adv.)
Fast efficient roof aervlce.
Cascade Roof C Ph. J4823.
(ad.)
FINGER TREATED
tkvfwwiai inaata .faa Jnaneet4ntl
wwwv, ' i" t' i imkiii nint pru iinm irvtFit switt
tirdays and Sundays. Ph. 328 Welles. Corvallis. tor linger la
weekdays. W. F. Browning, 110 ceration received in an elevator
S. 21st, Salem, Oregon. (adv.)
Donaldson to
Head Lions
Daryel Donaldson was elected
president of the Hollywood Lions
Club Wednesday to succeed Wil
liam Bliven.
Other new officers named in
clude Carroll Mecks. Clarence
Greig and Raymond Gates, all vice
presidents, and Mark Capps and
Claude Cumming. both directors.
The new officers will be in
stalled at the club's meeting next
Wednesday noon in the Lions Den.
door in a Salrm store. He wai
taken by his mother to Corvallis
fur sutures, first aid men laid.
Unsightly facial hair
safely, termanently.
Beauty Salon.
removed
Price'a
(adv.)
annual tulip festival,
Minifie, the ton of Mr. tnd
Mn. John D. Minifie. 2248 Mill
St., it tlso a member of his Army
unit's 23-msn choir which recent
ly won first place vocal honon
In competition with other Ameri
can troops in France. The chorsl
group it now competing In an all
Europe contest, Mrs. Minifie, the
toldier'i jnother, reports.
Minifie has been stationed lit
Trance since November. 1954. He
is scheduled to return to Ameri
ca In June fur discharge, after
which he will begin his college
career, the mother Mid.
NEW TV ANTENNA
A new antenna for the county
Denial platee repaired while you' juvenile quarter's television set
wait at Painless Parker
12i N. Liberty. Salem.
W hat doei POISON fluoridei do
to man 4 rati? Find out Thurs
day, April 26, 8 p.m., at West
ern States College, S. E. 63rd 4
Foster Blvd., Portland. (adv.)
Dentist, waa installed Wednesdsy which
will provide reception lor all
three channels. Formerly the
"rabbit ears" antenna was used,
which could receive only one
telecast. The set It used in the
reception room of the Juvenile
section of Marion County Jsil.
Police Tow
Four Vehicles
Four can were towed from the
railroad track in the 300 block
of Trade street Wednesday lo
permit parking of a freight car,
city police said.
Car owners were listed by pol
ice as A. Franciscone, 2015 S.W.
4th St., Portland; Frank Toney,
3964 Pleasant View Dr.: Morris A.
Yaw. 364 Hood St.; and Mark D.
Hclvig, 638 Brcyt Ave.
Owners are liable for 50 rents
bail plus towing charges, police
laid.
Births
ROBERTS To Mr .and Mrs.
Gerald Roberts, Aumsville, a son,
'Wednesday, April 25, at Salem
General Hospital.
BALEY To Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Baley, Sweet Home, a daughter,
Wednesday, April 25, at Salem
Memorial Hospital.
FREDERICK To Mr. and Mrs.
Karl Frederick, 860 E. Street, a
ton, Wednesday, April 25, at
Salem Memorial Hospital.
PeLAFP To Mr. .and .Mrs.
Floyd DeLapp, 3500 Garden Rd.,
a son, Wednesday, April 25, at
Salem Memorial Hospital.
FOOT RELIEF
GUARANTEED
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IT lthl t wetks wear jot
art not tomplrtrly sslUtift
lorn SIONKY WILL
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r a complete new approach to
ward loot comfort and ot ta be
confused with any other arch
lupaort jrou mar have ever worn
No stiff leather,
plastic, cork or steel
dnranteed on Appllsntt Onhr
II you ie suffering from Arth
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ealousrs, sore or achlnf
fe.-t. you trv VelVa-Sole, the
tentslional arrh support th.it Is
making history
Oar,
$6.00
Pair
Garden Club
To Observe
Anniversary
The Pacific Northwest Region
of Men's Garden Clubs of Ameri
ca will celebrate its 10th anniver
sary of the founding at Salem on
Saturday and Sunday.
The session will also be the
regular quarterly meeting of the
froup.
The Pacific Northwest Region
was the second such geographic
subdivision of the national or
ganization to be formed and it
composed of all men's garden
clubs in Oregon and Southwestern
Washington.
The business session starts at
1 30 i nt. Saturday at tbe YMCA.
The big event of the twday meet
will be the banquet Saturday
night at the Senator Hotel, wjth
ine puoue invuea.
Hawaii Firm One
Of Salem Plant's
Host" ( 'lIslOIIHTH
A Salem Industry's mmi Ml.Unl
customer is becoming one of its
largest customers, it appeared
n eunesaay.
FiftV 400-Dound harrela a' larrf
(20.000 Doundal will tvo Irn.-k.i4
soon to Portland by Cascade
aieaia inc., lor snipment to Love i
Biscuit and Baking Company in
Hawaii.
The ihipment will bring to
100.000 Bounds lha aiianlil nf
Itrd which Lore's hat ordered
from the Salem firm.
Man Bound
Over to Jury
Bail wai continued atlJ OOO for
George Albert Burroughi, 2434
Abramt St., after he waived a
preliminary hearing Wednesday
and waa bound over lo the Marion
County grand jury on a charge of
forgery.
The 44 year-old printer It ac
cused of writing and attempting
lo cash a 1112 check at a Salem
bank April 21. He waa arrested
on the charge Tuesday by . city
police.
State Agency
Plans Record
Timber Sale
The Oregon Slate Forestry De
partment will hold the biggest
limber tale in Its history at Tilla
mook on May 17.
It will auction KJ7.000 worth of
snags In (he Tillamook Rurn. The
stand, containing W million feet,
la located on the lower Nrhalrm
Hlver, 10 mile east of Wherler.
The block it broken into five
unlit for bidding purposes.
Ed Schroedcr. assfslant atale
forester," said he think! the" lim
ber will tell for more than Ihe ap
praised value.
About two thirds of the money
received from the aale will go to
Tillamook County. The rest will be
used by the forestry department
for administration ofstate lands.
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A personal Injury tult based ea of wtgat, 1300 medical eipenae .
a traffic colllsioa and asking f 15,
too damages was filed Wednesday
in Marion County Court, .
- Loy L.-Hawet filed the eom-4
plaint against George Sargent and
a Jane Doe, who it alleged to be
the driver of the car owned by
Sargent. Hawet accuses tht driver
of negligence in a collision.
The plaintiff It asking 1200 for
damagea to hit car, 1M for Joat
15,001 general damages, and $!'.
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V.N. DAY LEADER NAMED
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business administration at the
University of Oregon, wat appoint
ed by Gov. Elmo Smith Wednesday
aa state chairman for Oregon
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CARD OF THANKS
We take thia opportunity to ex
press our sincere thanks to our
many friends, neighbors, rela
tives, also employer of Oregon
rutp as raper Co. Local 163 and
230 Independent Order ot For
esters. SL Vincent Parish. Busi
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Co., Grace Lutheran Church, 4
Cornert fire dept.. 4 Corners
Auxiliary and everyone who help
ed and gave to generously titer
the tire wnicn destroyed our
home and poasessions. Again
many thanks. 'William and
Eileen Heaketh and family.
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