(Locals 'ill
Release was ordered for Ed
gar Williams when he appeared
in Woodburn justice court to
answer to a charge of driving a
car without an operator's li
cense. He had been returned
here from Lincoln county.
Big Dance Armistice nigtn
Crystal Gardens. 265
Want an electric water heat
er? Prompt delivery. See Jud-
son's. 279 N. Com'l.
265'
Rummage Sale, Saturday, 343
N. Commercial. DAV Auxiliary.
265
Armistice Day celebration at
Woodburn by the American Le
gion. Parade at 11 a.m.; carni
val and concessions all day at
armory; dance in evening
Woodry's Silverton orchestra.
266
The Elks announce try-outs
for the annual Christmas bene
fit show "You Can't Take It
With You," under auspices of
Salem Civic Players, will be
held Friday, November 8lh, 8
p.m. at the Elks club. All who
are interested in parts are in
vited. 265
Vernon Bull of La Grande,
democrat, who has served six
j0rms in the state legislature for
Union county, was defeated
Tuesday by Colon R. Eberhard,
attorney of La Grande, who had
served in the senate in previous
sessions some years ago. Bull
is well known in Salem, espe
cially among the railway fra
ternity of which he is a mem
ber. Big Dance Armistice night
Crystal Gardens. 265
For Sale: 2 horse trailer, me
tal top, hydraulic brakes; lights
inside and out, saddle and feed
compartments. J. M. Stovall.
Cottage 5, Nodaway Motel. 265
Wanted: Small cafe in Salem
or North Salem. Write box 64
Capital Journal. 267
Dine and Dance at Club Tum
ble fnn. 2 miles north of Albany
on Highway 99E. Ph. Albany
29F11. 270
Lutz Flower Shoppe, 1276 N
Liberty street. Phone 9592. 265
Air, Steamship tickets. Kuge!
735 N. Capitol. Phone 7694.
265
Stubbing her toe over a deer
horn lying in the yard, Mrs
Leon Smith, 1865 Garfield, tore
a hole in her shoe and gashed
her foot. She was treated by the
first aid car crew.
Eola Acres Florist. 5730. 265'
Insurance: Becke, Wadsworth
Hawkins and Roberts, Guardian
building. 265
Top Hatters Orchestra play
ing for modern dance. Crystal
Gardens Saturday night. 265
World famous Akron Modern
Trusses, correctly fitted. Private
fitting room. Capital Drug store.
265
Refinish your own floors!
Rent a floor sander from Wood
row's, 440 Center st. 265
Dance every Saturday, Cot
tonwoods. Good music & floor.
266
Capital Toastmasters will
hold a ladies' night dinner next
Thursday, it was decided at the
meeting of the organization last
night. Otis Rawlins was toast-
master for the evening with E
A. Bradfield, Ed Potter and Ma
rion Curry speakers and Al
Lamb, Elmer Amundson and
Wayne Smith critics.
Hotel Salem Coffee Shop
open daily from 6:30 a.m. to
8 p.m. Sundays 7 a.m. to 8 p.m
You will enjoy our choice steaks
and specially raised fried
chicken.
Rummage sale at St. Joseph
Hall, Chemeketa and Winter,
November 8 and 9. 265
Pop Edwards Orchestra play
ing for old time dancing, Crys
tal Gardens Saturday Night.
265
This Funny
11-8
'Ton dictated so MANY letters todaj I mailed just the shorthand."
. Plans for Christmas decora
tions in the downtown business
section were discussed at a
luncheon of the retail trade bu
reau Friday noon.
Wanted Experienced
nographcr. Gas Heat,
Phone 3445.
ste
Inc. 267
See complete line Color Per
fect wall paper at Sears
Insured savings earn more
than two percent at Salem Fed
eral Savings Association, 13M
South Liberty street.
Complete no c K item-Tone
the miracle wall finish at Sears
Leonard's Supper club offers
you entertainment, dinners and
dancing featuring Abbe Green':,
orchestra. Rusty Coleman and
Jean Fontaine.
Rummage sale at St. Joseph
Hall, Chemeketa and Winter,
November 8 and 9. 265
Gilmore's Dress Shoo. 439
Court, upstairs. New coats just
arrived. (Formerly Senator
Dress Shop). 265
Strawberry planting stock
from plants certified last year.
$18 per 1,000. Phone 5167.
266
Surplus property and ways of
securing it were discussed by
delegates to the Thursday night
meeting of the Marion County
Federated Veterans' council
held al the Chamber of Com
merce. At the next meeting of
the council a report will be giv
en on the organization's pro
posed constitution and officers
will b-: elected.
Harold D. McMillin and others
have filed a petition with the
county court asking that an oil
ed surface be placed on the
road running from Macleay road
junction about five-eights of a
mile east of Rickey school to
highway 222 junction, the first
junction west of Shaw junction.
Taxil Valley Cab
service. Phone 8624.
Prompt
Rummage Sale, 2240 South
Cottage, Friday and Saturday,
November 8 and 9. Good furni
ture, curtains, dishes, fruit,
clothing and walnuts, 265'
Dance to Glenn Woodry's 14
piece orchestra Saturday night.
Silverton Armory. 265
Veteran if you can qualify
for a G.I. loan, I have a new
modern home for you. Phone
7487. 265
Women wanted to shell wal
nuts. All winter's work. Mor
ris Klorfein Packing company,
460 North Front.
River silt ana fill dirt Com
mercial Sa"d and Gravel. Phone
21966
Refinish your own floors'
Rent a floor sander from Wood
row's,440 Center st.
Stove oil, diesel oil, prompt
delivery. Barrels available.
George Cadwell Oil company
Phone 9788. 2490 State.
Larry Weathers, Scio, has
been granted permit by the
county court to haul logs.
Sleep in comfort under our
Kenwood Garland 100 percent
all-wool blanket. It's toasty
warm but not weighty, and
wears practically forever. Only
$13.95 at the Better Bedding
Store, 512 State street. 265
Refinish your own floors
Rent a floor sander from Wood
row's, 440 Center street.
Announcement The Salem
Realty Company, 149 North
High street, heretofore conduct
ed under a partnership, will
henceforth be continued under
the sole proprietorship of C.
W. Bartlett, Realtor. Art W.
Holmes and C. W. Bartlett, Jr.,
will continue their association
with the Company. 265
Remember to spend an enjoy
able evening dancing to Claude
Bird and his music every Sat
urday night at the Woodburn
Armory Ballroom. Woodburn,
Oregon. 266
World
KcNHtht Smile. bu- CoIUn't
West Coast Passenger Train Derailed Wi The engineer, fireman and four mail clerks were hurl,
but 200 passengers escaped with only a shaking up when the Southern Pacific's West Coast limited
was derailed by a landslide near Eugene, Ore.
The Macleay Community
club will meet Friday night
with Mr. C. Parker, the new
president in the chair. The
program committee for the eve
ning is Kenny Anderson, Merle
Turmbly and Mr. Parker.
Soap powder, lots of it. Sat.
Limit one box. Also toilet soap.
Broadway Grocery, Broadway
& Market Sts. 265
Soap powder, lots of it. Sat.
Limit one box. Also toilet soap.
Broadway Grocery, Broadway
& Market Sts. 265
Armistice Day dance al Nor
mandy Manor Monday night,
November 11. Dancing 9 till 1.
Music by Al George and his
band from Chicago's famous
Pump Room. One night engage
ment only. Admission 85c tax
included. Little Club lounge
opens at 6 p.m. 266
1946 Ford Club Coupe super
DeLuxe. 1926 Ford Model T.
These cars are for sale or trade.
298 W. Miller after 6 p.m. 265
Big dance Armistice Nile,
Silverton Armory. Spend an en
joyable evening dancing to
Claude Bird and his music fea
turing Dorothy Marshall, vocal
ist, November 11, Silverton, Or
egon. 265
In order to reach the ouota
of $4000 for the Community
Chest, the campaign which has
netted about $3200 so far in
Silverton will be continued un
til Monday, according to George
Manolis, chairman.
Mum plants, order now. Jary
Florist, 365 Court.
Cooley's Gardens at Silverton
just received a large shipment
of tulips and other bulbs from
Holland. They have been held
up by the shipping strike in New
York harbor. Owing to the late
ness of the season they are being
offered at half price while they
last. Drive over any day this
week and pick them up, thus
making a considerable saving
and assuring yourself of a glori
ous spring garden. 266
Time Limit for Landlords
To Register Expires Nov. 15
The 45-day limit within which all landlords in Marion county
and West Salem were to register with the OPA rent control office
will expire on November 15. Up to today only about 3100, or
prooaDiy less tnan half the own-?
ers of rental housing units have
registered.
Registrations have, however,
taken a spurt, it was said at the
rent control office Thursday,
since the threatened strike by
landlords against renting under
OPA control has subsided. That
possibility, and the injunction
suit by Henry Koehler against
the rent control office had slow
ed down registrations seriously.
As a result of the slow-down,
Director Clare A. Lee said, it
probably will be necessary to
delay by a month adjustments
in rentals that are to follow a
sufficient registration.
What will happen to those
landlords who have failed to
register by November 15 is a
matter of interest. The rent
control office says they can be
legally penalized by the loss of
certain rights even if their fail
ure is not deliberate. If it is
deliberate they are further pen
alized and to get back on a legal
basis have to go through a dif
ferent proceeding.
In event complaints are made
by tenants against unregistered
landlords the cases are referred
to compliance attorneys, and a
case is serious enough it may
go to enforcement attorneys.
The rent control office will
meet opposition, it appeared
Thursday, if it attempts to in
voke penalties against unregis
tered landlords before a deci
sion comes down in the Koehler
case which is now pending In
the circuit court. Ralph E.
Moody, attorney for Koehler,
gave notice the day the case was
argued that if enforcement is
attempted prior to a decision in
the case he will bring another
Injunction suit.
The rent control office regis
tered landlords at Silverton
Monday, at Mt. Angel Wednes
day, and at Woodburn Thursday.
Salem Man Victim of Jap
Now on Trial at Yokohama
Permitting mistreatment and abuse of a Salem man, Ivan L.
Buster, member of the U. S. marine corps, is one of the charges
brought against Toshinori Asaka, ex-first lieutenant in the Jap-
$926,694 Paid
Out to Jobless
The st:ite unemployment com
pensation commission paid out
$926,694 in benefits during Oc
tober, the first time this year
that th ; total dropped below the
$1,000,000 mark.
It is the sixth straight month
ly decrease since the peak of
last March, and the October to
tal is 14 percent below Sep
tember's. Of the total for October, $463,
040 went to unemployed work
ers under state law, and $348,
982 was paid to veterans under
the GI bill ot rights. Self-employed
veterans got $154,141.
The payments to unemployed
workers dropped $40,000 from
September, while payments to
veterans fell $97,000.
Administrator Silas Gaiscr
said the year's employment peak
was reached in October, with
seasonal claims increasing later
than normal. A factor in the
drop in the number of unem
ployed veterans from an average
of 5000 to 4000 a week was the
opening of colleges with record
GI enrollment.
Allowances paid to veterans
during the past year total $9,
777,296. Total unemployment
benefits in the first 10 months
of this year were $15,664,593, or
214 times any previous annual
payments. Two-thirds of the
state funds went to former ship
yard workers, about 20 percent
of whom moved to other states.
Big crowd, big band, big time.
Every Saturday night. Silverton
Armory. 265
Tuesday, November 12, it will
register at Stayton and Wednes
day at Jefferson. At both places
the registration place will be
the city hall and the hours from
10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Salem Court News
Circuit Court
Notice by defendant of refustl to fur
ther plead entered in Clinton O. vs.
Margaret Benson Kulin.
Motion to strike filed by defendant
William H Trumm in Lewrence D.
Siroheclcer va. William H. and William
A. Trumm,
Undertaker on appeal filed In Ruth
Blackwcll va. Kenneth K. Blackwell and
others.
Petition for naturalization filed by
Asttld Avllda Shaw. Amelia Fowler Laws
and Gablno Guzman,
Complaint by Peerless Lumber com
pany vs. Russell W. Frost asks Jud
ment of JSS20 altered to hive been ad
vanced for lumber never delivered.
Complaint by Allison H. Dean vs, Wil
liam McDonald asks that defendant be
enjoined from representlnt hliruelf bj
employe of the plaintiff. He says at one
time he allowed defendant to use his
real estate office in Portland as a place
to receive his mall but saya the privi
lege hu loni since been revoked.
Decree In Dorothy Manaret vs. Olen
Dwalne Price restores the name Heus
wanzer to plaintiff.
Decree In Christie L. vs. Jamej L.
Moorman gives plaintiff Judgment ct
13500, certain personal property and also
75 a month alimony.
Answer making- denial filed In B. Leo
nard Smith vs. Farmers Automobile In
terlasuritac6 Exchange.
Probate Court
License to sell real property granted
Emma Peterson as executril of the es
tate of Abraham Peterson.
Roy Harland. guardian of M. Joseph
ine Shank, has been authorized to in
vest 13500 in US. treasury bonds.
Pioneer Trust company named ad
ministrator of the estate of Bally Bush
estimated at tn excess of 110.000,
Final orders entered in estate of J.
P. Feller, Ellen Feller, administratrix, and
anese imperial army, who was
commander of the Sendai area
prisoner of war camp No. 5 at
Hanawa, Honshu, Japan, from
September 15, 1944, to Septem
ber 13, 1945.
The former Japanese officer
and four other Japanese, all of
whom were connected with the
camp or the mine where the
prisoners were forced to labor,
are now on trial at the Yoko
hama district court house,
charged with violation of the
laws and customs of war. Among
the charges brought against him
is the permitting between the
dates of June 1, 1945, and June
30, 1945, of the "unlawful mis
treatment and abuse by an un
identified Japanese mine em
ploye of Ivan L. Buster, an
American prisoner of war, by
beating him with a club and
breaking his arm."
Evidence against the five Nip
oncse contends that life for
prisoners at the camp was in
tolerable with the staff at the
camp permitted to beat and in
humanely punish prisoners for
slight or fancied infractions of
regulations without restrain;
that the prisoners were compell
ed to labor In the Osarizawa
copper mine of the Mitsubishi
company at Hanawa under
slave labor conditions with little
protection given them against
the danger of tunnel cave-ins or
sliding rocks; and that the pris
oners were not permitted to
have adequate medical atten
tion. Buster, a marine for over 2
years and now a master warrant
officer, was taken prisoner with
the fall of Corregidor, having
arrived in the Philippines from
Shanghai December 1, 1941. He
spent two and a half years in
terned in the Philippines and in
August, 1944, was transferred
to Japan. Liberated from the
camp at Hanawa, September 13
1945, the marine, who is the
son of Mrs. Ed Westinghouse of
route 3, Salem, arrived in the
States in October, 1945. War
rant Officer Buster re-inlisted
in the marines in February of
this year and is now stationed
in San Diego, where he and his
wife, a white Russian girl to
whom he was married while
stationed in Shanghai make
their home.
DeLuxe Cab Pnone 8050.
Dance Saturday, Silverlon
Armory. Glenn Woodry's Or
chestra. 265
Lee Cordell Ball Elton Lee Ball, execu
tor. Lawrence Goodall named administra
tor of the $1200 estate of Anna Goo tin 11
and appraisers are George H, and Jo
sephine Bell and Zelpha Grover,
Justict Court
Charge of obtaining money by false
pretenses filed against 8. E. Malone,
Charge of larreny filed against Charles
D. King; took 24 hoors in which to de
cide on plea.
Police Court
Violation of nolM ordinance- Hsrlow
Hesford Newberr. John E. Royer, Port
land, Violation of the ba.Mo speed rule: Jnnn
Rogers, 1730 South Liberty. William
S. Squire, route 6, 110.
Having no license plate on motor ve
hicle: Donald C. Coker, 1313 Croai,
Reckless driving with liquor involved:
C. R. Rawlins. 770 Shipping, fined ISO.
Robert H. Schwltchenberg, 486 Mortli
Uth, fined 150.
Drunk and disorderly:
sen. Salem, 125.
Elmer Christen-
Reckless driving: Curtlsa Howard Eli
mann, 3090 South High, 125.
Disorderly conduct: Curtis Howard Els
mann, 2060 South High, S2&.
Failure to give r:ght ot way to a pe
destrian: Riley Robertson, 689 North
Commercial,
Marriape Licenses
Russell L Hodges, 35, track driver,
and Bonnie B. Luna, la, domestic, both
Corvallu
Raymond H Home, 35. mechanic, and
Lula Mae Horn, 33, home wile, both of
679 Breys ave., Salem,
John W. Wolf, 23. farm laborer, rou'e
7. and Lorraine Dorothy Meyer, 31,
Bookkeeper, 150 Falrvlew ava, both Salem,
Auto Numbers
Drawing Held
R. E. Davidson, 703 NW 8th
St., Penrileton, won 1947 license
No. 1 today in the drawing for
the first 100 numbers conduct
ed by Secretary of State Rob
ert S. Farrell, Jr.
About 48,000 applications
were in the drawing.
Other numbers included:
2 F. C. West, 605 North
Summer. Salem.
3 w G. Fisher, 3955 Auburn
road, Salem.
4W. M. Bennett, Box 60,
Eagle Point.
5 Genevieve Harrison, 323
Broadway, Seaside.
6 Paul T. Cox, 70Q4 Camp
bell ave., Portland.
7 Joseph Jobanek, box 606.
Scappoos:e.
8 T' C. Taylor, 2680 Madi
son, Eugene.
9 F. H. Haynes, 836 Hem
bree, McMinnville.
10 Harlan C. Wilcox, 431 W.
13th, McMinnville.
11 Harry L. Depp, Rt. 3.
Beaverton.
12 E. G. Kingwell, 410 N.
11th St., Corvallis.
13 M D. Lundahl, 1910 SE
44th ave., Portland.
I). S. Warships
(Continued from Page 1
Both Turkey and Greece cur
rently hold international atten
tion Turkey because of her
Dardanelles dispute with Rus
sia and Greece because of the
small scale civil war in her nor
thern area near the Yugoslav
ian border.
Although (he announcement
referred to the visits as being
"incident to training exercises,
the September 30 statement by
Secretary of the Navy Forrestal
was reca'lcd.
At that time, the cabinet mem
ber said United Stales navy forc
es were being maintained in the
eastern Atlantic and Mediter
ranean for two specific purpos
es; to support allied occupation
forces and the allied military
government; to "protect United
States interests and to support
United States policies in the
area."
City Manager
(Continued from Page 1)
The new council will have
no legal status for definite ac
tion until January 1, but it
would be possible for it to proc
ess candidates, reach a decision
and act immediately after tak
ing office.
Where the city manager will
have his office, and some other
city departments as well, is caus
ing some concern. Several mem
bers feel he should be otdced
in City hall. The members ap
peared to agree with Elfstrom
that the city attorney should be
a full-time official, and if he
is they would like to see his
office also in that building. But
the bui.ding is limited in space,
and quarters may have to be
rented for some offices.
The city judge was discussed
briefly. No conclusion was
reached whether he should be a
full-time or part-time official.
Parking meters were not dis
cussed. All members were present ex
cept Dan J. Fry of Ward 6 who
is not in the city.
Combined returns from Brei
tenbush and Horeb precincts
which make up the new Breiten
bush justice of the peace dis
trict in the eastern end of the
county show that Edison Vick
ers was elected justice of the
peace and Charles Stutz as con
stable. Both names were elect
ed by writein votes as no can
didates names appeared on the
ballots for the posts. A num
ber of other names were writ
ten in but none got enough
votes to be considered a con
tender. Vickers received 59
votes in Breitenbush and 12 in
Horeb precinct. Stutz received
40 votes In Breitenbush and 12
in Horeb.
Penny"
NEW MAKE-UP
By Barbara Gould
Try it for luck and new
loveiincss! Winey-red lip
stick flames with the rich
crimson hue of autumn
leaves. Matching rouge,
and a new powder shade
with bronzy undertones.
Powder (1.00). rouge (.85)
and lipstick (1.00) singly
or In the "Penny Packet"
Nail polish (.25) also
available.
the Penny Packet $2.85
'ill prices plus tsx
QUISENBERRY'S
Central Pharmacy
410 State St.
Phone 9123
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, Nov. 8, 194(515
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Silverton With all four of her sons serving their country in
World War II, all navy men, Mrs. Josie Fortcr-Mircs insisted on
a group picture when the boys and their sisters staged a family
reunion recently at the Third street home of their mother. Mrs,
Mires had it all planned that the boys should be photographed in
their uniforms. The boys decided otherwise and voted the in
formality of no coats and collars open, indicating that they wern
of one rank since their recent discharge from service for which
they had waited with pleasure. From left: The oldest son,
Clarence Porter, San Francisco, discharged after 23 i years of
continuous service with the rank of lieutenant in the navy; Harold
Mires, released January 29 of this year: George Porter, out of
service since October 1945, and Frank Porter, relieved of his
duties November 1945: 'l'he latter three live in SiWertnn.
Colorful Parade
For Armistice
Massed colors of seven major veterans' organizations will
highlight the annual Armistice day parade here Monday morning
while many other patriotic organizations will participate. Earl
Andresen is parade chairman 1
with E. T. TagRnrt grand mar
shal and Charles Charlton, chief
of staff.
The parade will form at Mar
ion square and move at 1U
o'clock with a pause at the War
Mothers' memorial at the court
house for the placing of
wreathes and concluding exer
cises at the armory.
Frank B. Bennett, city super
intendent of schools, will be the
speaker of the day with invoca
tion to be given by Rev. Joseph
M. Adams and Senator Douglas
McKay master of ceremonies.
Music for the wreath placing
wiJJ be provided b.y the Willam
ette university band, with the
Salem high school, Leslie jun
ior high and Parrish jinior high
schools bands also taking part.
Past Commanders Meet
Prior to the official program
of the day the annual break
fast of past commanders of
Capital Post No. 9 will be held
at the Gold Arrow restaurant,
1590 Fairgrounds Road, with
I. N. (Ike) Bacon, immediate
past commander, official host for
the meeting. Irt McSherry is
secretary.
Business houses in general
will be closed throughout the
day.
Taking part in the parade will
be Capital Post No. 9, Salem
Post No. 136 and Pioneer Post
No. 143 of the American Le
gion; Salem Post No. 661, Moa-
TO BETTER
Marion f
Will move to their Permanent Location,
Center & Commercial, November 12th
Venetian Blinds
MADE TO MEASURE
RIGHT HERE IN SALEM
We
Measure
Make
and
Install
tVe use only (he hesf material's including (he more
practical wood slats
Call us for Weather Stripping
Reinholdt & Lewis
VENETIAN BLINDS
560 South 21st St. Our New Phone 3148
Slated
Day Here
rtowiarK ana ucaver posis or xne
Vctcranr of Foreign Wars; Dis
abled American Veterans, Ma
rine Corps league, Amvets, aux
iliaries of the American Legion,
VFW and DAV, Spanish Amer
ican War, GAR, Sons of Union
Veterans, Daughters of Union
Veterans, DAR, Gold Star Moth
ers. American War Mothers,
WRC and Navy Mothers.
Youth groups include Boy and
Girl Scouts, YMCA. YWCA,
Camp Fire Girls and school
children. Civic and fraternal
groups include Cherrians, Sal
vation Army, Eagles and auxil
iary, police reserves and the
lied Cross.
Up to the close of businesi
Thursday night the sheriff's
tax collection department had
issued 8548 receipts out of 34,
873 sent out and a total of
$456,061.86 has been collected
against the $2,472,715.83 roll
covering the 1946-47 period.
This is approximately 25 per
cent of the receipts and 25 per
cent of the roll, although a 3
percent discount had been al
lowed on all payments made so
far and will be on those made
up to November 15, the deadline
for the first quarter. Harold Do
mogalla, head of the tax col
lection department, said this
was about the same ratio of
payment as made on the last
roll, the bst paid up roll hereto
fore in the history of the county.
SERVE YOU
if Motors
Ten
Day
Service
On Most
Orders