i' Locals 'i
Four vacancies ' on the board
of directors of. Salem's Credit
association will' be filled at an
election to be held next Friday
A nominating committee, which
reported at a noon luncheon
meeting of the credit group Fri
day, has submitted the names of
Dr. George Lewis, Rex Gibson,
Phil Raybensdorf and Lois Scott
as candidates.
Xmas tree lamps intermedi
ate and candelabra bases. Broad
way Appliance Co., 419 Ferry,
Salem, Oregon. 301
Open nights til 9 o'clock un
til Xmas ft your convenience.
Broadway Appliance Co., 419
Ferry, Salem, Oregon. 301
Xmas tree lamps intermedi
ate and candelabra bases. Broad
way Appliance Co., 419 Ferry,
Salem, Oregon. 301
Dance tonite Silverton Armo
ry. Glen Woodry's Orchestra.
301
Open nights 'til 9 o'clock un
til Xmas for your convenience.
Broadway Appliance Co., 419
Ferry, Salom, Oregon. 301
Every man wants several
pipes. Choose from our vast se
lection, $1.50 to $15.00. Salem
Smoke Shop. 301
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Levy and
kon Bobby left Friday afternoon
for a Christmas holiday trip by
motorcar which will take them
as far south as Los Angeles.
They will return to San Fran
cisco by January 1 for the East
West, Shrine sponsored football
game.
Stove oil. dlesel oil, prompt
delivery. Barrels available
George Cadwell Oil company
Phone 9788. 2490 State.
Cigars for Xmas. Known
brands Boxes of 25 and 50
Pipes and tobaccos. Box candy,
bulk candy and bars. Order
early at Ruth's, lobby Pioneer
Trust building. 303
Xmas tree lamps intermedi
ate and candelabra bases. Broad
way Appliance Co., 419 Ferry,
Salem, Oregon. 301
Dance tonite Silverton Armo
ry. Glen Woodry's Orchestra.
301
See complete line Color Per
fect wall paper at Sears.
Just received four makes of
Pressure sauce pans. Broadway
Appliance Co., 419 Ferry, Sa
lem, Oregon. 301
Certificate of assumed busi
ness name for Square Deal Used
Cars has been filed with the
county clerk by William C.
Bornwell, 650 South 18th street,
ihd Kenneth Bornwell, 925
Howard street.
Xmas Gifts. Broadway Appli
ance Co., 419 Ferry. Ph. 2-1565
303
River silt and fill dirt. Com
mercial Sand and Gravel. Phone
21966. .
Just received wooden bucket
ice cream freezers. Broadway
Appliance Co., 419 Ferry, Sa
lem, Oregon. 301
Lambert's Antique Shop, open
every night until Christmas. 220
North Liberty. 301
The Pike, Christmas special
"Nesselrode" Ice Cream, 12
other flavors. 138 South Liberty.
Phone 6828. 303
Dance tonite Silverton Armo
ry. Glen Woodry's Orchestra.
301
Union Security company has
filed supplementary articles of
incorporation with the county
clerk dealing with matters in
regard to capital stock.
Your shrubs will be gift
wrapped for Christmas at Fer
rill's Nursery mile east Kei
zer school. Phone 21307. Open
Sunday. 302
Leading brands of cigars by
me box. Rialto Coffee ShoD.
.75 State. 303
Photo
tinting 50c. Phone
301
21721.
This Funny.,World
' ' ' egfiu
M-f McNanirht Syndicate. Inc. 1221
Tbai's our husband. H wouldn't more unless I Mid plesae,"
O. W. Baughn, 2385 North
Front, who told police that stove
oil had been stolen from his
premises several times, reported
that another attempt to steal
the oil was made Thursday
night.
Complete stock Kem-Tone the
miracle wall finish at Sears
Olson Washer Repair. Phone
25100 303
Dance tonite Crystal Gardens.
301
For quality printing see Wyn-KooD-Blair
Printing Service, 490
Ferry street Phone 5669.
308
Specialized Brake Service. Re
lining adjustments drum
trueing brake cylinder hone
ing wheel balancing Steven
son & Mefford, 619 Court street.
Phone 21931. 301
For sale by owner 3 bed
room home in best neighbor
hood in Salem. 1535 Jefferson.
Phone 3621. 301
Chief of Police Frank A. Min
to has issued an order that mem
bers of the force shall wear white
shirts and dark neckties. The
present uniforms are blue shirts
and trousers, blue blouse, and
Sam Browne belt or dark-colored
jacket. .
Dance tonite Silverton Armo
ry. Glen Woodry's Orchestra.
301
Canton Tavern, open until
1 a.m. Saturday night. Chinese
noodles a specialty. 940 North
Commercial. 301
Just received wooden bucket
ice cream freezers. Broadway
Appliance Co., 419 Ferry, Sa
lem, Oregon. 301
Just received. Table Model
Bar Set and Radio Combination.
Broadway Appliance Co., 419
Ferry, Salem, Oregon. 301
Dance tonite Crystal Gardens.
301
DeLuxe CaD vnone B050.
Emma C. Kasper, 840 Trade
street, told police Friday night
that a rock was thrown through
a window of her home early in
the evening by unidentified per
sons.
Shop early. See our stock
Broadway Appliance Co., 419
Ferry. Phone 2-1565. 303
Fryers alive 35c, dressed 58c.
Call 22943 or 7000.
Pumic Brick South 12th at Vis
ta avenue. Phone Evening 8904.
305
The Pike, Christmas special
Nesselrode" Ice Cream, 12
other flavors. 138 South Liberty.
Phone 6828. 303
Dance every Saturday, Cot
tonwoods. Good music and floor
301
For Sale: 1946 Special Deluxe
Plymouth Coupe, used 3
months, equipped with heater,
new spare tire and tube, tailor
ed seat covers. Best offer takes
it. Phone 5068 until 7 p.m. 301
Art C. Kirchner was re-elected
president of the Salem Culin
ary Alliance at an election con
ducted Thursday. Helen Am
brose was unopposed for the
position of vice president, while
Babe Martin was named inspec
tor. The secretary-treasurer and
business agent office will again
be filled by A. B. Pederson, and
Jesse Givens will serve as chap
lain. Helen Friederich, as office
bookkeeper, automatically re
tains her position of recording
secretary. Six were voted to the
executive board. They are Les
Lind, Roy Mercer, Florence Kol-
by, Oma Weaver, Hilda Curry
and William Dial.
Dance every Saturday night
with Claude Bird and his mu
sic. Swing and sway the velvet
rhythm way. Featuring Doro
thy Marshall, vocalist. Wood
burn Armory ballroom, Wood-
burn, Oregon. . 301
Lambert's Antique Shop, open
every night until Christmas. 220
North Liberty. 301
Susie Dyfoon appeared at the
sheriff's office Friday morning
to answer to a warrant charging
her with writing a check with
insufficient funds.
Women wanted to shell wal
nuts All winter's work. Mor
ris Klorfein Packing company,
460 North Front
Just received four makes of
Pressure sauce pans. Broadway
Appliance Co., 419 Ferry, Sa
lem, Oregon. 301
Rod and gun repair. Phone
25652. 303
Open nights 'til 9 o'clock un
til Xmas for your convenience.
Broadway Appliance Co., 419
Ferry, Salem, Oregon. 301
Dance tonite Crystal Gardens.
301
Just received. Table model
Bar Set and Radio Combination.
Broadway Appliance Co., 419
Ferry, Salem, Oregon. 301
Dr. Gerald Smith of Wood-
burn in Salem on a visit Friday
revealed that he and Mrs. Smith
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Miller
of Woodburn contemplate leav
ing early in January for a trip
of several weeks which will take
them to Miami, Fla. En route
Dr. and Mrs. Smith will stop at
New Orleans where he will take
some postgraduate work at Tu-
lane university before they leave
for Miami.
Call for your calendar. Scel
lars and Foley. 303
Just received for immediate
delivery 122 and 142 loom
wire. Broadway Appliance Co.
419 Ferry, Salem, Oregon. 302
Don't forget the old time
dance at the VFW hall, Church
and Hood, Saturday nite. 301
Dance tonite Crystal Gardens.
301
Have you tried Barbecued
Crab? Featured at Shattuc's
Chateau. Phone 9853. 301
Dance every Saturday, Cot-
tonwoods. Good music and floor
301
Give Him, the new Eversharp
CA pen. Magic sphere rolls the
ink on dry. Writes up to 3 years.
Reloads instantly. Service guar
anteed forever. Capital Drug
Store. 303
Beer license applications
have been approved by the
county court for Jacob S. Kauf
man, route 2, Silverton, and
Doreen M Satterlee, route 1,
Silverton, five miles northeast
of that city.
Hangers Wanted 1H cents a
piece. Standard Cleaners 362
North Commercial. 302
Filberts, 25c pound. Phone
22516. 304
Ham and Turkey shoot. Sa
lem's Trapshooter club, Sunday,
December 22. 301
Taxi! Valley Cab. Prompt
service. Phone 8624.
Insured savings earn more
than two percent at Salem Fed
eral Savings Association. 130
Soutn Liberty street.
Just received four makes of
Pressure sauce pans. Broadway
Appliance Co., 419 Ferry, Sa
lem, Oregon. 301
"Telephone Courtesy," a mo
vie produced by the Bell Tele
phone company, was shown at a
meeting of the Salem Credit as
sociation Friday noon. A group
of Willamette Christmas carol
lers, led by Bob Robins, also ap
peared on the program.
Englewood Grocery, 975
North 18th. Plenty of Toilet
Tissue Limit 3. 301
Dance tonite Crystal Gardens.
301
Just received. Table Model
Bar Set and Radio Combination.
Broadway Appliance Co., 419
Ferry, Salem, Oregon. 301
Ladies hnv him hla phnlpp
cigars by the box $1.50 to
ii.vo. All finest grades. Salem
Smoke Shop. 301'
A car driven by an unidenti
fied driver is reported to police
as having forced a car driven
by Richard Ray Carter, 196
South 25th, from the right of
way at 21st and State early Fri
day and caused it to collide with
a power pole. The pole was
broken off by the impact and
the car seriously damaged. The
offending car did not stop.
Every man wants several
pipes. Choose from our vast se
lection, $1.50 to $15.00. Salem
Smoke Shop. 301
Ma Bee Be's place open for
business. Steaks, chicken and
raviolies our specialty. R. A
Staag, Proprietor. 301
Dance tonite Crystal Gardens.
301
Dance tonite Crystal Gardens.
301
No Sir! No upkeep to Corru
gated Aluminum Roofing. As
low as $1.75 per sheet at Allen
Hardware.- 3 and 4
T.nritpg. tf hp smnlrp liarv'fl
hot tip, give him a fine imported
Briar pipe, (jnoose from Salem s
largest selection at the Smoke
&nop. 301"
Give Gifts that Grow. Ca
mellias, dogwoods, bulbs, rho
dodendr o n s . Knight Pearcy
nursery, 375 South Liberty. (3
blocks south of State.) 302
Cily and County
Pad on Dogs
The county dog control board
Friday morning prepared tenta
tive form of an agreement to be
submitted to the city of Salem
covering collection of dog licens
es in the city and the city's share
of the proceeds. The agreement
as proposed would continue for
three years and is subject to
approval by the county court.
When this is given it will be
transmitted to the city recorder
for approval by the city council.
Under the agreement the city
would employ the necessary offi
cers after March 1 to collect dog
licenses which then have be
come delinquent. License fees
would be $1 for males and $2
for females and a $2 penalty
would attach after March 1.
Most drastic change in the
proposed agreement from any in
the past provides that the city
shall receive, its share of li
cense money only from fees col
lected after March 1, when de
linquency attaches. The city
would receive 80 percent of
the license fees only, less pen
alties, less cost of license tags
and applications and a pro rata
share of indemnities.
The city would enforce the dog
license statute inside the city
limits only.
All license fees collected by
the city, with penalties, are to
be turned over to the county
clerk within 30 days after col
lection and in turn the county
would return 80 percent of the
license fee money, with deduc
tions named.
It's silly to be chilly when
fully guaranteed, cabinet type
electric heaters are only $9.35
at Allen Hardware. 3 and 4
Jary Florist, 365 Court, open
Sunday, December 22, 10 to 6.
301
Dance tonite Crystal Gardens.
301
Home made candies at The
Wooden Shoe. Special Walnut
logs $1.00 lb. 1391 Broadway.
303
Arnold Earl Hubbs, 17, of
Umatilla county, and Walter
Lloyd Milton, 16, from Rogue
River, are reported to the police
as having run away from Ore
gon State Training school.
The Ink Spot will close at
12:00 noon on December 24th to
give its employees more time to
enjoy Christmas Eve. 302
If you need loom wire, it can
be had at Allen Hardware for
714 c per foot, in limited quan
tities. 301
No Sir! No upkeep to Corru
gated Aluminum Roofing. As
low as $1.75 per sheet at Allen
Hardware. 301
Insurance, Kenneth M. Potts,
339 Chemeketa. Phone 5706.
301
Permit to haul logs has been
issued by the county court to
Ray Nevin, Mt. Angel.
For Sale: Beautiful linen ta
blecloth, 12 spacious napkins,
initial B, 1520 South Commer
cial. 301
Elma Ray please contact
Gene Manaray at Marion Hotel
Room 228. Leaving Sunday.
Urgent. 301
Be sure to attend the annual
Homecoming dance Crystal
Gardens Christmas " night. 2
bands, 2 floors, 1 price. 302
Poinsettas, azaleas, etc. Cut
flowers. Ready made corsages.
Holly & wreaths. Pemberton
Flowers & Gifts. 1980 South
12th. 302
Salem Court News
Circuit Court
At final hearting on naturalization
Friday the following: were admitted: Nor
man Joseph Braunberger, Enrique Nar
ceda Lopz, Torlblo Miguel Martin, Aza-
pito SaLsyon Curpoz, Robert Blake Bum
van, Charles Edward Ledgerwood, Au
gusta Dlckman, Arthur Patrick Ryan,
Olive Louise Ryan. Anna Gerllnff. Grace
Sophia Saunders, Joseph Robson Car
mine, Clifford Mndquut, uaoino w
rino Guzman, Amelia Fowler Laws, Gus
taf Adolf Neymeyer, Margaret Hutton
Dorsan, Laura Irene Joy Hannon, Emil
Pohl, Berta Bernardlna Bartels. How
ard L. Fenn, naturalization examiner
from Portland was here handling the
cases with Circuit Judge E. M. Page.
Satisfaction of Jugment filed In Hilda
vs. Martin Tinglestad.
Motions to strike and make more defi
nite and certain filed In Archie C. and
Helen L. Shaw vs. H. G. and Estella J.
King.
Answer In Elda Eimyra vt. L-onard
Donald Patier makej general dental.
Circuit Judse George Duncan Friday
held trial of the case of J. F. Ulrich
vs. Industrial accident commission in
volving Interpretation ot the workmen's
compensation act as to whether an ex
perience rating follows when the Insured
changes from one line of Industry to
another. In the present ease the plaintiff
was engaged in the gravel business and
enjoyed a good experience rating. He
changed over to the construction busi
ness and with the change the commis
sion placed him on a new rating regard
less of his experience rating in his for
mer business. The plaintiff Is appealing
from the commission's order. Judge Dun
can hat taken decision under advise
ment. Order confirming sale of personal
property entered in R. C. Glover and
others as trusters of estate of Sarah
Carrier vs. Oregon Annual Confer
ence Board of Education of the Metho
dist church.
Motions to strike overruled In Steve
Anderson, administrator, vs. Lloyd
Clough and others.
Order In Maurice D Dickinson vs. Mrs,
Charles Duval and others allows and
denies motion to strike and to make
more definite and certain.
Police Court
lft turn out of alley: Darrell G.
Sexton, route 3. Dallas; fined $2.80.
Parkins violations, on warrant: Henry
lit ; Vd
Use B-29 to Study Cosmic Ravs Dr. Robert Brode (right), Uni
versity of California physics professor, installs a "cloud chamber"
in an army B-29 preparatory to making a high altitude flight at
the naval ordnance test station at Inyokcrn, Calif., to study the
effect of cosmic rays. The cloud chamber is a complicated instru
ment for detecting high energy particles. Helping Brode is Donald
Moore (left), Cal-Tech student. (AP Wirephoto.)
Hillerick Tops
Amvets Post
Marion post of AMVETS meet
ine Friday night at the court
house adopted a constitution and
chose W. E. (Bill) Hillerick as
commander of the post to suc
ceed Edward E. Lewis, tem
porary commander since the
post's organization in October.
Other officers installed at the
meeting were first vice com
mander, Ernest Rollins; second
vice commander, Harvey An
ders; third vise commander,
George E. Sandy; adjutant,
Lurelene Rollins; finance of
ficer, Myron S. Balloun; chap
lain, Ernest Isringhausen; pub
lic relations officer, Edward E.
Lewis; and provost marshal, Da
vid H. Hillerick.
The post voted to change its
meeting night from Friday 10
the first and third Wednesday
of each month with the next
meeting to be held the evening
of January 15 at 7:3U o'ciock in
courtroom No. 2 at the Marion
county courthouse. Dues were
increased from four to live dol
lars. Christmas Seals
Sales Total $11,587
Returns to date from the 1946
Christmas seal campaign total
$11,587.19, according to an
nouncement Saturday by the
Marion County Public Health as
sociation, the agency that is han
dling the drive. This, the asso
ciation states, is about two-thirds
of what the department esti
mates is necessary to carry on
next year's program. The cam
paign will be carried on through
Christmas.
Funds derived from the sale of
seals will be used to support
such projects as the chest X-ray
survey unit and health education
programs during the coming
year. "The promptness of many
residents in sending their checks
for their seals immediately is
greatly appreciated," comment
ed Ruby Bunnell, executive sec-
B. Koehler, 818 North Liberty, $3. GnorRa
Ryland, 1008 E street, $5. Don Simmons,
101)0 Highland, 14.60. Roy P. Doyle, 414
Bellevue, S3.
Violation of the bnslc speed rule: Rich
ard E Farra, Portlnnd, $7.50. Kenneth
W. Nutebioom, West Salem; $7.50. Darrell
Carlln, Portland. $25. Ralph E. Ruther
ford, route 7 (35. Steve J. Gann, Port
land, 110.
Violation of noise ordinance: Wallace
ft. Crowder, 2015 North Pourth. $5. How
ard Alton Peterson, 112 Church street.
Dallas, $5.
Having no driver's license:
Robert
L. Klaney, 151 North I3th.
Driving with more than three persons
In front seat: Raymond Werner Schieii,
1343 South Commercial.
Reckless driving with liquor Involved:
Herman George Chrlstenson, 111 Main
street, Silverton, $50.
Vagrancy: Audrey Warn and Sudrey
wimiora, Btogane. 30 days sunpenaea
Reckless dr'vine: Marvin Richard Sag-
notty, 2405 South Commercial, $25.
Justice Court
Plea of eulltv by Fred Farrell Stan
ton to violation of a stop sign; fined $1
and costs.
Plea of guilty by Clifford Edward La
Valley to having no vehicle license; fined
$1 and costs
Plea of guilty by Russell Robert Oard-
ner to having no motor vehicle license,
lined $1 and costs.
In State va. Cecil Dale Wright a fine
of 150 and costs was the penalty Im
posed on a reckless driving charge.
Continuance for plea until December
27 In State vs. Susie Dy Foon, charged
with giving a check without sufficient
funds.
Marriatre License
Wallace C. Jacobsen. 23, Iron worker,
Salem, and Monzel L. Munger, 20, Boise,
ifla.
Norman P. Hinices, 24. student, Sslem,
and Yvonne J Mork, 23, nurse, Duluth.
Minn.
William W. Wojctechowskie. 41, 'U.S.
irmv PnrlUnrt and ruin Un I.arnarl
3 5, beautician, Salem.
retary of the association. She
added that the bangle pin sale
in the schools has been very
good and the booth sales are far
above last year's record. These
booths are located in the post
office lobby, Ladd & Bush bank
and Montgomery Ward's.
CAP Offers
Search Planes
Portland, Ore., Dec. 21 (P)
The civil air patrol today of
fered 15 planes in a search lor
two mechanics and the plane
which they unexpectedly flew
away from the Troutdale airport
yesterday.
The men, Clarence J. Bauer,
27, and Willard Chase, 22, the
latter a licensed pilot, were em
ployed by Western Skyways at
the landing field 12 miles east of
here.
John P. Mifflin, company vice
president, said normally they
would have finished work at
midnight. They stayed through
the early morning hours yestcr
day until 4:30 a.m. Then they,
and a single-engine, two-place
trainer disappeared.
Another mechanic reported
the plane headed up the Colum
bia river" gorge. Two Western
Skyways planes searched that
area yesterday without success,
31 Million Lily
Bulbs Oregon Crop
Bandon, Ore., Dec. 21 U.R)
The Easter lily bulb industry in
Oregon, which blossomed to big
business when the supply from
Japan was cut off because of
World War II, really went places
this year, figures released here
today disclosed.
The total Oregon production
was 31,000,000 bulbs in 1946, or
three times the size of the 1945
output.
Coos and Curry counties ac
counted for 87 percent of the
bumper 1946 crop.
Mrs. Yelma Weed
Dies in Fire at Home
Albany, Dec. 21 (IP) Mrs. Vel
ma E. Weed, 73, died yester
day in a fire blamed on an over
heated oil stove in the house
of her daughter, Mrs. W. R.
Robinett, three miles east of
Holley.
Neighbors fought the blaze
until the Sweet Home fire de
partment arrived, confining
damage largely to the living
room, where Mrs. Weed's body
lay, indicating she succumbed
while fighting the flames.
Mrs. Robinett, two other
daughters and two sons sur
vive.
Christmas Party
Staged by Realtors
The Salem Board of Realtors
luncheon Friday noon was in
the form of a Christmas party
with past presidents of the or
ganization being honored. Pres
ident Ed Potter whose reign
closes with the year, gave a
brief resume of the history of
the board and then called the
roll of past presidents. Those
present were Leo Childs, E. M.
Miller, William Blivcn, W. G.
Krueger F, H. Weir, George
Alderin and Robert Forkner.
A girls chorus from Parrish
junior high school, directed by
Miss Gretcher Krcamer of the
public school music staff, sang
a number of carols after the
director had briefly explained
the manner in which music is
taught through the grades.
Inexpensive presents brought
by each member of the board
were auctioned with W, G.
Krueger as the auctioneer. The
money goes Into the board's
treasury.
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon,
Seed Men Elect
Mr. Eugbretson
Portland, Ore., Dec. 21 U.R)
R. E. Engbretson, farmer of Co
lumbia county, was elected
president of the Oregon Seed
Growers league at the conclud
ing session of the group's sixth
annual convention here yester
day. E. A. Geary, Klamath Falls
producer was chosen vice presi
dent and E. R. Jackman, Ore
gon State college extension ser
vice farm crops specialist, was
re-elected secretary-treasurer.
New board members includ
ed: Howard Wagner, Imbler,
for the Blue Mountain-Columbia
basin district; Frank Parr,
Nyssa, southeast Oregon, and
Carey Strome, Junction City,
southern Willamette valley.
Before winding up their con
vention the growers went on
record as favoring a tax pro
gram which would include a
general sales tax for Oregon;
inclusion of all Oregon income-
producing property, public as
well as private, on the tax rolls,
nd support of the so-called
Cordon bill before congress
which would provide for a tax
payment to states by the fed
eral government of 2 percent of
the assessed valuation of na
tional forest land.
Post Office
Records Broken
Thursday's record of 137,000
cancellations of letters const!
tutcd the biggest day's business
in the history of the Salem post
office, according to announce
ment of Postmaster Albert
Gragg. The cancellations only
account for the matter that
went through the machines and
does not take into consideration
mail handled by meters in var
ious state departments and busi
ness houses. And it does not in
clude parcel post since no record
is kept of the number of pack
ages handled, either outgoing or
incoming. The previous high
mark in the connection of letter
cancellation occurred on Dec.
18, 1945, when the machine re
corded 136,000.
More than a car and a half
of parcel post packages were
received over-night while a car
load was sent out.
Another indication of the vol
ume being handled, it was point
ed out, was that nine dividing
cases are now being used as com
pared with three or four during
ordinary times. A half dozen
24 hour shifts are being employ
ed to keep up with the record
rush of Christmas greeting cards
and letters.
Parcel post, general delivery
and stamp windows will be kept
open until 6 o'clock Saturday
evening while packages will be
delivered Sunday.
"We expect to have every
thing cleaned up the evening of
December 24th so that all hands
may enjoy Christmas day with
their families," Postmaster
Gragg stated.
Fine Outdoors
Christmas Displays
Some especially fine Christ
mas displays have been set up
around the cily. Among them
is one at the John Anderson
residence, 1780 North Cottage,
and another is at the East Salem
fire station.
At the Anderson home the
display is a memorial to Orin
Anderson, brother of John An
derson, who died 10 years ago
this Christmas, and there is
music from 7 to 10 o'clock each
night. The display covers most
of a vacant lot adjacent to the
home.
At the East Salem fire station
over 100 Christmas lights have
been installed for the Holiday
season, and visitors are wel
comed. The station is located
on State street, one of the main
traveled traffic arteries of the
city.
Cars driven by Paul V. Gil
lespie of San Lorenzo, Calif.,
and Karl W. Harritt, route 1.
collided Thursday evening at
High and Center streets. No one
was hurt.
The Christmas
Story
blessed and glorious reality
wnen lives are touched and
nourished by His presence,
empowering them for Chris
tian living and Christian serv
ice. On this Sunday
preceding Christ
mas, we invito you
to fellowship with
us in the Worship
of that Holy Day.
"Peace on earth,
good will toward
men"
llll
Saturday, Dec. 21, 1946 9
Los Angeles Pays
Oregon $46,074,926
Portland, Dec. 21 (ff) The
good neighbor policy applies
with California. The Chamber
of Commerce reported a survey
showed Los Angeles bought $46,
074,926 worth of Oregon goods
last year more than from any
other state except California
itself
Ski Outlook
For Week-end
tBy ths Associated Preu)
Week-end skiers were advised
to evpect snow tomorrow (Sun
day) as the weather bureau is
sued its skiing summary. The
outlook, as of 10 a.m. today:
Timberhne Lodge 30 de
gree temperature, moderate west
wind, cloudy; 95 inches of snow,
packed, light crust, icy; begin
ners' tow will operate; road
clear, chains needed. Forecast:
Cloudy with occasional rain or
mixed rain and snow tonight,
occasion snow Sunday; moderate
to fresh southwest wind, tem
perature range 30-38 degrees.
Government Camp 30 degree
temperature, light southwest
wind, cloudy: 17 inches of snow,
packed, light crust, icy; road
clear. Forecast: Cloudy with oc-
sacional rain today and tonight
changing to snow Sunday; tem
perature range 32-39 degrees.
Cooper Spur 30 degree tem
perature, partly cloudy, light
southeast wind; 4 inches of
snow, 51 inches at Cloud Cap,
ski lift will operate Sunday at
Cooper Spur bowl; road clear.
Forecast same as for Timber
line. Santiam pass 30 degree tem
perature, cloudy, all roads open.
Forecast: Cloudy today, oc
casional rain tonight, snow Sun
day, fresh southwest wind; tem
perature range 30-37 degrees.
Willamette pass 27 degree
temperature, cloudy; road sand
ed, passable. Forecast same as
for Santiam pass.
Susie Really
Jealous Monkey
Portland, Dec. 21 W) Arthur
M. Greenhall, zoo director, fin
ally is convinced that Susie is
the jealous female monkey he
once knew as Butch.
The monkey was bought re
cently by E. S. Hughes, Grants
Pass, from a sideshow, where he
thought she was not being
treated properly.
Hughes sent her to the Port
land zoo, where Susie leaped
onto Greenhall and threw her
arms around him.
Gecnhall thought then she
might be the spider monkey
which Loretta Sullivan of De
troit, Mich., sent to the zoo in
1942. The monkey stayed here
until 1944, chirping affection
ately whenever Greenhall was
around and pouting when Mrs.
Greenhall was with him. Then
the monkey was sent back to
Miss Sullivan.
Greenhall wrote Miss Sulli
van about Susie. Her reply said
the monkey, known to her and
Greenhall as Butch had been
stolen last May and could be
dentified by a partly missing
finger. Greenhall went out to the
cage. The monkey had a finger
partly gone.
So Susie is Butch. And she'll
slay here at least until February
when Miss Sullivan plans to
visit Portland.
Lot, Acreage Sold
Silverton F. E. Sylvester,
realtor, is reporting two impor
tant business changes of the past
week. G. L. Buricn has bought
the parking lot and building on
Oak and Church street on which
his grocery store is located from
Ole Dahl. Reuben Thornley sold
his four-acre tract on Marquam
Road to Wilbur and Raymond
Copple.
Card of Thanks
We wish to thank our many
friends for the lovely floral of
ferings and sympathy shown
us in our recent sorrow.
H. L. Farrington,
Carol June Farrington,
William Martisak,
Andrew Martisak,
Charles Martisak,
George Martisak. 302
Morning Worship, 10:55
The Sermon:
THERE IS ENOUGH OF
GOODNESS
Chester W. Hamblin, Pastor
The MuSICt
The Shepherds' Story Dick
inson (The Choir)
Jesu Bambino Yon
(Sextette)
In the Evening, 4:30
VESPER MUSICALE
By Candlelight
Three groups of anthems by
the choir.
Special organ and piano num
bers by Professor and Mrs.
Ralph Do cms
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Chemeketa at Winter