I
I1 Locals 'I
Certificates of assumed busi
ness name filed with the county
clerk include the following:
Parker's Hollywood Plumbing
& Heating company by Robert
E. Parker, certificate of retire
ment being filed by W. C. How
ard. Mortarless Block com
pany by W. G. Stanton, box
368, route 9, Salem, assumed
name. Retirement from Nite
Hawk Cafe, 475 Center street,
filed by C. W. Bartlett, Jr.
Dance Saturday, Silverton Ar
mory. Glen Woodry's Orchestra.
57'
Let's go skating tonile at Ca
pitals Roller Rink. 57'
Lutz Flower Shoppe, 1276 N.
Liberty street. Phone 9592.
57
Directors of the Capital City
Rabbit and Cavy Breeders' as
sociation will meet Saturday
evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Johnson, route
9. box 36, Salem, when discus
sion will be had further of the
program to establish standard
minimum nrices for nedicreed
1 breeding stock, depending on
I kage, breed and registration. A
I 'committee working on this pro
" gram consists of L. S. Randall
and Gerald Wing, Salem, and
j Lester Keller, Hubbard. The
, f regular March meeting of the
-i association will be held next
f Tuesday at the dairy coopera
! tive buildine and H. G. John-
i son, president, Salem, will re
- port on what he learned at the
1 rabbit school in Seattle cover-
' ing most angles of housing,
feeding, disease, principles of
breeding and marketing.
Eola Acres Florist. 5730. 57
Dexter lawnmower and grind
I ing service. 966 Center. 6833.
j 57'
J Air, Steamship tickets, Kugel,
' 735 North Capitol. Phone 7657.
57
World fmous Akron Modern
Trusses, correctly fitted. Private
fitting room. Capital Drug store.
57
Women of Moose lodge mem
bers will conduct a card party
at the Moose hall the night of
March 7. Pinochle and 500 will
be played.
Hospital and Health and Ac
cident Dept. of Mutual of Oma
ha, local office 409 Guardian
Building, G. J. Becker, mana
ger. Phone 8482. 57'
Basins, tubs, sinks, available
now. Judson's, 279 North Com
mercial. 57'
1 Prompt pump repair service.
i judson's. Phone 4141. 57
Mother's, avoid everyday
wash day blues. Try the diaper
supply at the Stork Laundry
Phone 25600. 57'
A series of amateur night
programs will be inaugurated
March 11 by the Salem Eagles
lodge with two cash prizes be
ing given away each Tuesday
night through April 8 when the
program ends. The two winners
from each night will compete
during the final round when
three prizes will be awarded.
There are no limits as to age
or number of participants
However all entrants must re-
ffist.Pr rtt. thp TTafflpc haU rlnrinff
,' the afternoon hours and try
outs will be held each Friday
evening.
Baby pictures, different.
You'll love them I Just arrived
at Art department of Elfstroms
58'
Senator Toiletries going out of
Business. All Fitch, Woodbury
and Jergen lotions, creams,
shampoo and hair oil to be on
sale at greatly reduced prices
Senator Hotel Building.
See complete line Color Per
fect wav paper at Sears. "
Visiting in Salem is ABM 3-c
Charles E. Caley, son of Mrs
Payson B. Tibbetts of 2054
rNorth Capitol street, who is on
fluty as a station keeper at the
naval air station at Seattle. The
navy man first entered that
branch of the service from Perm
sylvania and trained at Samp
son, N. Y. Discharged June 6,
1946, he signed for duty with the
naval reserve and then volun
teered for active duty.
Dr. Maynard C. Shiffer, re
cent director of the division of
maternal and child health of the
Oregon state board of health, is
now associated with Dr. Lewis
D. Clark. ,58
Older type 3 bedroom home
for sale, oarage. Fairmount
Phone 9367. 58
Let's go skating tonite at Ca
pitola Roller Rink. 57
Al Crose, district governor,
will preside as toastmaster at the
district speech contest in Albany
March 25. He is a member of
the Capital Toastmasters club,
which will be represented by
Wayne Smith, president. Dr. M.
E. Gadwa will represent the
Salem Toastmasters.
Bookcases. 7 sizes. Your
f choice $5.95 ea. Woodrow's. 450
(Center. 58
DeLuxt Cab. Phont 8050. 64
Mrs. L. E. Gardner, 1644
North Liberty, was given first
aid, taken to the hospital and
then dismissed Thursday after
she had cut her hand with an
ax. First aid also treated Nor
ville Hilfiker, senior high school
student, after he had thrown
thumb out of place during
gymnasium class.
Oh, Paddy dear, and did you
hear
The news that's going 'round?
The flowers that Herb O'Hunt
'employes
Are the fairest "to be found!
And should you have an Irish
friend
Or some sweet young Colleen
Depend upon Herb Hunt, of
course.
For the "preparin' o' the green
Phone 2-1863. Hollywood Flor
ist, 2075 Fairgrounds Rd. 57
Rose bushes, flowering
shrubs, evergreens, Rice's, Hoi
lywood Dr. Silverton highway
to first Shell Station. Turn
rieht. 58
Wanted, experienced altera
tion woman. Esther Foster
Phone 7741. 58
Insureo savings earn more
than tw percent at Salem Fed
eral Savings Association. 130
Soutn Liberty street.
Tom Baron, now of Salem but
formerly of Stayton where he
was first president of the Lions
club, will show moving pictures
at the club luncheon next Tues
day. These will be shots of char
ter members and of the wool in
dustry, many of the interior
scenes being taken at the Paris
Woolen mills in Stayton.
Week-end special at Elf
stroms. Cotton marquisette
kitchen curtains tailored by
Vogue, 33x45, were $2.70. Fri
day and Saturday, $1.95 pair.
33x54, $2.25 pair. 57
Close out; 2 only Juvenile
Bikes. Reg. $29.95. Special at
$17.95 ea. Woodrow's. 450 Cen
ter. 58
Johns Manville shingles ap
plied right over your old roof,
Nothing down, three years to
pay. Mathis Bros., 164 South
Commercial. Phone 4642.
The. Salem Cloud Chasers be
gan plans last night for the TJ.
control model contest to be held
March 30 with open A, B and C
class entries. Earl Cayton spoke
on "Aerodynamics of an Original
Design" and rules of the Ameri
can Model association were dis
cussed.
For sale approximately 3,-
000 feet "C" vertical grain fir
flooring. All or part, at less than
retail. Call 8819. 58
Canton Tavern open until 1
Saturday night. Chinese Noo
dies a specialty. 58'
Entries for the Lions Dog
Show to be held March 22 and
23 must be in the hands of J. H.
Willett, local chairman, by Sat
urday, March 8. Entries posi
tively close on that date. Inter
ested parties see Willett at Cap
ital Drug Store. 405 State street.
57
Speakers at the Capital Toast
masters club Thursday night
held a round-table discussion of
the proposed throughway bill be
fore the legislature. Heard were
Joseph Prange, Elmer Boyer,
Leon Cooney, Al Cramer and
Ben Wittner with ' Jack Hayes
toastmaster of the evening. El
ection is scheduled for next
Thursday with installation of of
ficers April 3.
Pemberton Flower Shop
Phone 23346. 1980 South 12th,
58
3 drawer 27" Knotty Pine
chest $9.70. 4 drawer 27" Knot
ty Pine chest $10.75. 5 drawer
27" Knotty Pine chest $12.70
3 days only. Woodrow's. 450
Center. 58
Lawn mower grinding at your
home. Work guaranteed. F. X
Roasch. 3732. 57
Good steno wanted. 38 hour
week. Phone 6464. 58
Leslie Buell, who has been at
tending Willamette university
law school since his return from
overseas, will re-enter Oregon
College of Education at Mon
mouth for the spring term and
work for his degree in elemen
tary education. He formerly
taught at Halsey.
Rummage Sale at St. Jo
seph's Hall. Friday and Satur
day March 7th and 8th. 57
Expert watch and clock re
pairing. Five day service at
Steven's Jewelry.
Breakfast, Lunch and Din
ners. Soup, salad, entree and
detsert, 60c to $1.75. Open 6
a.m. to 10 p.m. Specializing in
AA grade T. Bones. Cherry's
12th Street Dinette, Booths.
So
Custom garden work with
Rototiller. M e r r i 1 l's Green
House. Phone 24351. 58
We repair house and car ra
dios, 1 day sevice, work guar
anteed. Douglas McKay Chev
rolet company, 500 block. North
Commercial. .
Charged with larceny by
check on warrants from Wash
ington state Claude Rogers,
3445 Center street, and W. C.
Jeppson, Woodburn, have been
arrested by deputies from the
sheriff's office for allegedly
passing bad checks at Yakima,
Wash. Deputies said the men
had waived extradition and
would be turned over to Wash
ington officers.
Prune trees, shrubs, peren
nials, large regal lily bulbs, 25c
Phone 8556. Boyd Nursery, 2440
State street. 57
Roto Rooter Sewer Service.
Don't dig up your sewer and
drains. We take roots and mud
out of your sewer. Prompt serv
ice, inexpensive. Phone 5611 or
9468. 58
Dressed rabbit, cut up, boxed;
recipes included. Salem Public
Market, Saturday 57
Generous reward for return
of ladie's purse and valuable pa
pers lost on W. Salem bus. Elsie
Noteboom. 1049 6th St.. West
Salem, Ore. 57
Dr. Maynard C. Shiffer, who
for more than a year held the
position of director of maternal
and child health section of tne
Oregon state board of health,
has resigned and will enter pri
vate practice in Salem. In Salem
Dr. Shiffer will be associated
with Dr. Lewis O. Clark, for
merly director of the crippled
children's division University of
Oregon medical school.
Lawn mowers ground to a paper-cutting
edge. Moore's "Bike '
Shop. Phone 3844. 57
Ma Beebes fine foods. Special
dinner. On Dallas Highway. 57
Wanted Young man with
car for outside circulation work.
Must be a good solicitor. The
man for this position will be
given the opportunity to ad
vance and work his way up in
the department. Must have at
least high school educatoin. This
position pays good wages to the
right man. State age, experi
ence, married or single, In first
letter to Box, 269, Capital
Journal. g
' Just received, radios, port
able combinations, electric and
battery. Broadway Appliance
company, 419 Ferry, Salem.
57
Eight cases of pneumonia
wer reported from Marion coun
ty during the week ending
March 1, according to records of
the state department of health.
Other communicable diseases
reported during the period were
four of chicken pox, four syph
ilis, three scarlet fever and two
mumps.
Dance Friday night. Salem
Armory, western swing music.
57
Full time experienced wait
ress wanted. Golden Pheasant
58
Free, up to date maps of Sa
lem. Mezzanine floor, R. L. Elf
strom Co., 340 Court. 58
Dance Saturday, Silverton Ar
mory. Glen Woodry's Orchestra,
57
Wanted, experienced altera
tion woman. Esther Foster.
Phone 7741. 58
Members of the Macleay 4-M
club and their husbands will be
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cleo
McMorris Saturday night at
their home in the Popcorn com
munity. Kemtone. 1201 South Com
mercial. Phone 6050. 57
Dance everv Wednesday and
Saturday at Crystal Gardens
Two floors, two orchestras, one
price. Modern and old time.
For Rent Floor Sanders.
Woodrow's. 450 Center St.
Pin your diaper worries on us
Call Jim Taylor, Stork Laundry.
25600. 57
Colored tryers and roasters.
We deliver. Phone 22943 or
7000
A special meeting of the Sa
lem Stamp society will be held
Friday night at 8 in the YMCA.
Chief order of business will be
reports from committee chair
men in charge of plans for-the
stamp exhibit April 13.
Taxil Valley Cab. Prompt
service Phone 8624. ?
River silt and fill dirt. Com
mercial sand and Gravel. Phone
21966
'C" Kilgore Real Estate. New
branch office, 2342 South Com
mercial. 62
Olson Washer Repair. 25100.
73
Jersey breeders of the district
are invited to attend an all day
meeting of the Linn-Benton Jer
sey cattle club at the Western
Star Grange hall next Thursday
starting at 10:30 o'clock. I. W.
Slater, western field representa
tive of the American Jersey cat
tle club, will speak and plans
will be made for the annual
spring Linn-Benton Jersey cat
tle club show.
Stove oil. Cadwell Oil Com
pany. Phone 9788. 2490 State.
Camelias, azaleas and other
shrubs. 995 North 21st. Phone
26923. 57
Corner lot in city, 100x144.
Phone 3748. 59
Freshman Glee
Saturday Eve
The four classes at Willamette
university, following 10 days of
intensive preparation, will pre
sent the 39th annual "Freshman
Glee" Saturday night at 8 o'clock
before an' audience that will
pack the gymnasium to capac
ity. Because of the approximate
ly 1100 students on the campus,
demand for tickets has far ex
ceeded the available accommo
dations and Dr. Robert Lantz,
who holds the position of grad
uate manager, was near a ner
vous collapse Friday as he tried
to stand off insistent demands.
The theme for this year's "bat
tle of the songs" is a novelty
one and it is understood all four
classes have outdone themselves
in the various types of presen
tation. The seniors, first to
make their way to the elevated
stage will wear the traditional
black for men and white for
women. The juniors, however,
bent on moving away styles of
former years, are expected to
dress to correspond to their song,
"Willamette Blues."
"On the Sea With Jason Lee"
is the selection of the sopho
mores who have revealed that a
sailor's horrt-pipe may be one of
their bids for fame.
The freshmen will present
"Cupid's On the Campus of
WU."
Prior to actual presentation of
the class songs, Don Yocom,
glee manager, will make a wel
coming speech while Bob Sayre,
president of the freshman class,
will appear for that group.
Following the awards, stu
dents will dance in the gymna
sium. Crime Records
Broken in '46
Washington, March 7 (U.R)
Murder was committed on an
average of 36 times a day last
year as major crime in the U.S
reached an all-time high.
FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover
reported that there was a major
crime every 81.7 seconds and
that murder manslaughter, rape
or murderous assault was com
mitted every 5.7 minutes.
In all, Hoover said, there were
1,685,203 major crimes commit
ted in his country last year, an
increase of 119,662, or 7.6 per
cent, over 1945. And this did not
take into account such crimes as
embezzlement, fraud, arson, re
ceiving stolen property and car
rying concealed weapons.
At the 36-per-day rate, a total
of 8442 persons were murdered
or slain without premeditation.
This was an increase of 23.3 per
cent over 1945. Rape was com
mitted 33 times a day for a total
of 12,117 an increase of 5.0 per
cent over 1945.
Officers of Salem Lodge 336
BPO Elks, nominated Thursday
night to serve during the year
1947-1948 were: For exalted
ruler, Tarz Aufranc; esteemed
leading knight, Joseph B. Fel
ton; esteemed loyal knight, Gil
bert Wynkoop; esteemed lectur
ing knight, Glenn Burright; sec
retary, Harry Wiedmer; treasur
er, Claude Martin and Robert
Jones; tiler, Ernest Burrell
trustee, Harry Wenderoth; al
ternate representative to the
grand lodge, Fred Phillips.
Full time experienced wait
ress wanted. Golden Pheasant
58
For immediate delivery, Thor
irons. Broadway Appliance
company, 419 Ferry, Salem.
57
Salem Court News
Circuit Court
Decree of divorce in Emily S. va. Myron
Harper restores nama Emily B. Tur
ner to plaintiff.
Answer ol Child. & Miller, Inc., filed in
Arioulne and Wayne L. Carleton vs.
Ohllds Sc Miller, Inc., and State Finance
company.
Complaint for divorce by Gladys vb.
John L. Parry. Jr., allenes cruel and In
human treatment. Married aubusi to,
1930, at Jerome, Ida.
Comnlalnt for divorce by Delia E. vs.
Arnold Overman allese.i cruel and Inhu
man treatment. Married August S, 1943,
at Vancouver, Wash.
Answer filed in C.
E. Atbrlch vs. Le-
lla
Sharp.
The J10.000 damage action of Leora
Bouvin. administratrix of the estate of
John Roland Bouvla. vs. Melvln Burdlck
on trial before Judse E. M. Page went
out on a non twit Wednesday after the
plaintiff had retted her case.
Complaint by Glen L. Buzard vs. Prank
Evanj, and Richard Cooey seeks to col
lect 11200 damaftes allegedly suffered by
plaintiff's car in a collision Jan, 10.
this year, at 15th and Trade streets.
Decree of divorce In Ir.etta vs. Bernard
J. Kropp gives defendant custody of six
children.
tn Elda Elmyra vs. Leonard Donald Pat-
Complaint for divorce by Helen Louise
vs. John R. Wolf alleges cruel and In
man treatment, asks custody of a child
by plaintiff with $30 a month for Its
support. Married October 31, 1941. at
Vancouver, Wash.
Judgment satisfactions filed in Mar
garet Hunt vs. Fred Hunt and Valley
Credit Service vs. Bud G. and Georgia
Karn.
Order In Salem Air Service vs. Leo O.
Devanev and other dlrurt that aa Inns
flic rert.aln alrrm f t 1nvn1vd m-t. f rtrl I
licensing requirements defendants shall
be enjoined from attempting to compel
their registration with the secretary of
state of Oregon.
Order cancelling Judgment entered
January 7, this year, filed In Fred A.
Mitchell and others vs. Elizabeth L.
Schaefer and others.
John Temple Graves II, econ
omist, lawyer and writer who
will address the Salem Knife
and Fork club next Monday
evening at the Marion. Graves
is a newspaper columnist who
will speak concerning "Free En
terprise.
County to Take
Keizer Road
The county court at its regu
lar road meeting Friday direct
ed the county engineer to see
that notices are posted of the
court's intention to take over
Cummings lane in the Keizer
district as a county road and
at its next road meeting will
probably direct the viewers to
look the road over and assess
damages. The matter of this
lane as a county road has been
before the court for a long time.
The court has received 26 deeds
from property owners granting
right-of-way but there are still
four undeeded pieces. There are
two garages which extend par
tially into the proposed widen
ing project. It is understood
some money has been advanced
in connection with the proposed
work.
At the same time it took ac
tion as to Cummings lane it re
jected a proposal for the county
to take over Evans avenue, Dee
street and Dearborn street, also
in the Keizer district and off
the north river road. The coun
tv engineer had filed an unfa
vorable report on the proposal
and the court accepted his
recommendations.
The court ordered a relocation
of the approach to the Gates
bridge. This will bring the road
up to the bridge in a former lo
cation and give a more direct
approach. The land for the
right-of-way already has been
deeded to the county and it is
understood will be improved the
coming summer.
House Votes fo
Continue Excise Taxes
Washinefnn. March 7 (fP) The
house gave final approval today
f lor iclai inn inn tinni nff indefi
nitely the wartime excise taxes
on many items, including liquor
fure iowplrv and rosmetics
transportation and telephone
service.
n-ill- cpnalp annrnvnl will
send the measure to the White
House.
Prr-sidpnt Truman reauested
flio lotTiclatinn in tirpVPnt On
July 1 an automatic rollback in
rates that would cost the treas
ury about $1,200,000,000 an
nually.
The mranre as finally oassea
by the house exempts from the
fiit iav fnr-t rimmed women's
i coats up to a value of $150, and
removes the levy on transports
tion tickets for foreign travel.
Complaint for divorce by Frank H. ts.
Alice Hutchlngs alleges desertion. Mar
rlcd December 3, 1890, at Inzwell, 111.
Cnmnlaint to collect 633.fiO and Inter-
est alleged due on a note filed by A. M.
Jensen Drilling company, vs. Carl and
Donna Wlcklander.
Probate Court
Pinal report of Joe L. Aase as guar
dian of Edna J. Torgeraon show bal
ance of $106.84.
Final order Tiled In Walter Stotler es
tate of which Rachel Stotler is admin
istratrix. Order In Eva O. Hicks estate author
izes Loren D. Hicks, administrator, to
execute a conveyance deed to u.
Smalley.
Third annual report of Deryl F
Myers as guardian of Marilyn and Rob
ert F. Myers shows balance of 4601.5.
Justice Court
Victor Koehne. obtainini money
through ffliap pretense, waived prelimi
nary examination and held to answer.
Prank Leslie Ladd. route 4, Balem. vio
lation basic rule fined $10 and coats.
Police Court
Esther Williams. Woodburn, no drlv
er'i license. Ball $5.
Violation of noise ordinance, Melvln
Proff, 995 N. 14th, bail $25: Paul Kdgar
Z. Bartrutt. Rte. 2 Box job, ball ia.
Failure to stop: Gale D. Pennington,
1375 North Commercial, ball $2.50; Don
ald L. Beck, Rte. 2 Box 903, fined 12.50.
Excessive speed: Douglas N. Woods.
Monmouth, $10 ball; Hugh Oene Simp
son, Brooks, Rte. 1, fined 120 and Doug
las L. Qeorae 1596 8. 13th, ball $10.
Drunk: Bill DeGeer, 343 South Winter,
pleaded not guilty; trial March 14 at
2:30 o'clock, ball 125: Johr. Simons, 535
S. 19th, $10 and liquor license suspended.
Alfred A. Miller, Portland; reckless
driving liquor Involved; fined $100.
Samuel P. Matheny, Sublimity; failure
to stop at scene of accident; fined $25,
Marriage Licenses
Neal A. Curry. 29. bank teller, and
Doris E. Reh, 28, bookkeeper, both Ba-
Rocky Point
District Gains
The district boundary board
Friday granted a petition to take
about 60 acres of land out of the
Shaw school district and trans
fer it to Rocky Pointsoasto bring
the Rocky Point and Aumsville
districts into a contiguous posi
tion where they may vote on a
consolidation. Petitions will be
circulated at once in Rocky
Point and are already complet
ed in the Aumsville district aivl
will be presented in a very short
time to the boundary board so
that a date for the election will
be fixed. Letters from both
Shaw and Rocky Point school
district boards were read ap
proving the change and there
was no protest. Henry J. Tate
appeared and urged the board to
grant the petitions stating that
Rocky Point has been transport
ing pupils to Aumsville for seven
years and the change will be ad
vantageous to both. No one lives
on the 60 acres involved.
Adolph Heater, who lives in
the Union Hill country, said that
the proposed change had far
more significance than just that
which is applicable to Rocky
Point and Aumsville. He said by
granting the change it would
bring a chain of seven more dis
tricts contiguous and allow a
general consolidation if desired
and also open the way for a
large union high school district
some day if the voters were in
favor of it. These seven dis
tricts just recently voted on con
solidation among themselves,
with all in favor but one district.
and that in doubt because of
votes being challenged. He said
it might be that eventually this
consolidated district might like
to go into Aumsville and create
a strong educational setup
stretching even Into the Turner
area.
The boundary board Friday
also canvassed the vote on an
election held in the Evans Val
ley and Briar Knob districts and
found that the proposal lost. Bri
ar Knob voted 8 to 0 In favor
of consolidation but it was re
jected in Evans valley by 10 ne
gative votes to 8 affirmative.
Caribbean Trip
(Continued from Page 1)
The chief executive flew back
to Washington last night after
a three-day goodwill mission to
Mexico and a stop off at Baylor
university to tell this country
that "we have reached a turn
ing point in history."
But immediately ahead lies
the problem of Greece and the
three choices the plight of that
country leaves for the United
States:
(1) Direct intervention with
money and materials to safe
guard shaky European countries
resisting communistic pressure;
(2) a half way course of sup
plying relief on the basis of non
interference in their internal
affairs, or (3) withdrawal to a
policy of strict non-intervention.
Congress was clearly awaiting
the administration's statement
which Secretary of State Mar
shall said only Mr. Truman
could make because of the
"transcendent" problem In
volved. An flpn1rir hammer valued
at $126 was stolen Wednesday
night from a truck of the Camp
bell Rock Wool company, 1132
Broadway, while the vehicle was
parked in the 300 mock on
Nnrth Pnmmercial. A tire, tube
stolon Wednes
day night from the automobile
of C. J. Gridley, 454 Marion.
The trunk compartment was
fnrfH nnfn to cet them. A
wheel and tire were stolen from
the auto of E. H. Menke, route
8, while it was parked in the
200 block on South Front.
LEGAL
NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE
In Ihe Circuit Court or the Stmt or
Oregon for the County or Marion
BREITKNBUSH DEVELOPMENT COM
PANY, a corporation, plaintiff va O. O.
M. Peterson as adrqjntstrator de bonis
non with the will annexed of the estate
of Joseph M. Healy, deceased. WILLIAM
A. HEALY and HELEN 8. HEALY. hus
band and wife, FRANK 8. HEALY and
MARY HEALY. husband and wife. MAE V
HEALY and JOSEPHINE A. HEALY, de
fendant. By virtue of an execution, Judgment
order, decree and order of sale Issued
out of the above entitled Court In the
above entitled cause to me directed and
dated the 8th day of February. 197, upon
Judgment rendered and entered In
said cause on the 30th day of January,
1947. in favor or Breltenousn Develop
ment Company, a corporation, plaintiff
and against C. O. M. Peterson as ad
ministrator de bonis non with the will
annexed of the estate of Joieth M. Healy.
deceased, defendant, for the sum of IS2,
Ofi6.53 with interest thereon at the rate
of 1 per annum from April 18, 193B and
for the further sum of I2S00.00 with In
terest thereon at the rate of 6 per an
num from the 30th day of January, 1B47,
and for the further sum of $20.27 costs
and disbursement and the cost of and
pon this writ, commandlnr ma to malte
snle of the following described real prop
erty situated In the County ol Marlon,
State of Oreaon, lo-wlt:
Northeast quarter of Section 20 In
Township 9 South, Ransa 7 East, Wil
lamette Meridian.
NOW. THEREFORE, by virtue of aald
execution. Judgment order, decree and
order of sale and in compnanca wun me
commands of said writ, I will, on Sat
urday, the 15th day of March, 1947, at
10:00 o'clock, a.m. at wait front door f
the County Court House In Salem, Mar
lon County, Or t (ton, sell at public auc
tion (subject to redemption) to the hlih
eat bidder fot euh in hand, all tht riant,
title and Interest which the within named
defendants and each of them and all of
them In the above entitled suit had on
the 30th day of September, 1029, the date
of the mortBaie foreclosed or since that
date had In and to the above described
property or any part thereof, to satisfy
said execution Judimortt order and de
cree. Interest, coats and accruing costs
Dated February 13th, 1047.
DENVER YOUNO)
Sheriff of Marlon County, Oregon.
First publication February 14th. 1917.
Lut publication March Hth, 1947,
Feb. 14, 31, 28, Mar, 1, 14.
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, Mar. 7, 1947 11
Little Interest Shown in Salem on
Proposed School Consolidation
While several meetings have been held and hundreds of cir
culars distributed, there appears to be little interest In Salem
concerning the proposed school consolidation program involving
Salem, nine contiguous smallerf-
distncts in Marion county and
eight in Polk. Property owners
of the districts involved will
ballot on the matter Tuesday,
March 11. Here in Salem the
single polling place in the
school office building, 460
North High street, will be open
from 2 to 7 p.m. In the other
districts the vote will be cast
in the various school houses
from 8 to 9 p.m.
While the Salem district has
taken the lead in the matter of
providing information concern
ing the consolidation, the cam
paign has been a factual one
and no efforts have been made
to persuide those interested one
way or the other. Marion coun
ty districts involved are Mid
dle Grove, Rickey, Pringle, Li
berty, Swcgle, Keizer, Hayes
ville, Auburn and Salem
Heights. Polk county districts
are Zena, Eola, Brush College,
West Salem, Spring Valley,
Popcorn, Lincoln and Mountain
View.
All resident citizens of a
school district whose names ap
pear on the current tax roll are
entitled to vote. Residents may
also qualify for voting by pre
senting at the polling place evi
dence of ownership in a cor
poration, firm, or co-partner
ship owning property in the
district.
Should any undesirable com
bination of districts result from
the election, the law provides
means by which the situation
may be adjusted.
The law states that the most
populous district involved shall
become the board of the con
solidated district. This means
that Salem's board of five would
govern, although the consoli
dated district would vote each
year on a single director. Direc
tors serve five year terms with
one term expiring each year.
Two positions on the Salem
board must be filled at the June
16 election. Mrs Dave Wright's
term will expire this spring
while Rev. George H. Swift, re
cently named by the board to
fill out the unexpired term of
Lester Barr, must stand for
election.
Teachers to be employed to
fill vacancies or new positions,
other than re-election, should be
the responsibility of the board
of the new consolidated dis
trict. Such teachers would serve
three years probationary work
before becoming eligible for
tenure.
FDR's Esfafe Tax
$45,992 in New York
Poughkeepsie, N. Y., March 7
(fP) An order filed with Dutch
ess County Surrogate Frederick
Quinterro today fixed a New
York state tax of $43,992.99 on
a net estate of $1,065,614.11 of
the late President Roosevelt. i
The order was filed by Wil
liam B. Duggan, tax appraiser
in Dutchess county for the New
York state department of taxa
tion and finance, who explained
the net estate of the late presi
dent was fixed for stale pur
poses only.
Last September attorneys for
the president's estate filed $50,
000 with the department in Al
bany to cover whatever tax was
assessed.
LEGAL
call for nms
SeRled bids will be received by the City
of West Balem, Oreaon, for approximately
3,000 nallons of gasoline to be deltverrd as
needed bL the West Salem City Hall for
the ensuinit year. Bids to be opened April
7, 1047.
(SlBiird) R. T. PATTISON
City Recorder for the City of
West Salem, Oreeon. 87
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the under
slifned has been appointed administratrix
of tho estate of Anthony L. Senske (nlao
know aa A. Senske), deceased, by the Cir
cuit Court o: the State of Oregon for
Marlon County. All persons having claims
ae a I list the estate of aald decedent are
hereby notified to present the same, du
ly verified as required by law, to me at
121 Pacific Pacific Bulldlnit, Salem, Ore
son, within six monthj from the data ot
this notice,
Dated at Salem, Oreaon, this Hth day
of February, 1947. First publication Febr
14, 1947. Last publication March 14, 1947.
MARGARET SEN3KE,
Administratrix ol the Estata of
Anthony L. Senske, deceased.
Chas. J. Zerzan, Atty. for Administratrix
Feb. 14, 21. 28; March 7-14.
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? 184 N. Liberty St.
R 420 Court St.
Linden Lane
Name Changed
The county court Friday
changed the name of Linden
lane in Laurel Springs addition
south of the city to McClane
drive. The court's attention had
been called by Postmaster Al
bert Gragg to the fact that there
is another Linden lane in Buena
Vista Park addition inside of
Salem and that the duplication
could cause confusion. The du
plication originally was discov
ered by M. L. Meyers and re
ported to the postmaster. In a
recommendation to the court,
M. L. Meyers suggested the name
of McClane drive for the road
in Laurel Springs addition in
honor, he stated, of Salem's first
postmaster appointed in 1849.
The court also acting on peti
tion of Ruby Fern Prescott and
others consented to giving the
name Boxwood road to a hither
to unnamed road south of the
city and a half mile south of
the junction of 99E and 12th
street. It runs west from the
old highway, now county road
837, and extends for about half
a mile.
The matter of duplication oi
names in Prince street and
Prince road, each one off the
north river road, one in Six
addition and one In Fortner and
Rawlins addition was laid on
the table. The matter had been
called to the court's attention
but so far no petitions are in.
Glenn W. Prather, assistant
manager of the Salem Cham
ber of Commerce, will be in
Portland Monday and Tuesday
attending a meeting of the Oregon-Washington
executives.
LEGAL
NOTICE OF AVAILABILTTV
Surplus Government Property
The War Assets Administration, Offlc
of Real Property Disposal, Portland, Ore
non Regional Office, hereby Hives nottca
that it has available tor disposal under
the Surplus Property Act of 1944, aa
amended, and other applicable regula
tion and orders, tha following airport
property which has been declared lurplua
to the needs or the Federal Department
or aaency having" control of the same:
Balem Army Air Base
Salem, Oregon
Terms and conditions of disposal and
all other necessary Information concern
Ins property will be furnished upon re
quest at tho above Regional Office.
Acquisition of auch property is subject
to the following priorities in the order in
dicated: 1. Anencles of the Federal Government
7. Reconstruction Finance Corporation
for resale to small business, and
3. State and local governments
The time for exercise of priorities shall
be a period of ten (10) days after tha
date of first publication of thla notice.
To be entitled to consideration, all
proposals, both from priority holders and
non-priority holders, must ba submitted
on forms obtainable at the above Regional
Office, and must arrive at snld Regional,
Office within ten (10) days after the first,
publication of this notice.
WAR ASSETS ADMINISTRATION
Portland Regional Office
Swan Island, P.O. Box 4082
Portland I, Oregon
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7
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
Notice is hereby given that Edith U,
Cavallere, administratrix of the Estate of
Paul Cavallere, deceased, has filed her
final account In the Circuit Court of tha
State of Oregon, for Marlon County, and
said Court has, by an order thereof, des
1 limited Monday, the 24 tli day of March,
1047, at the h ur of 10:00 in the forenoon
of said day, In the Court Room of aald
Court In Salem, Marlon County, Oregon,
as the time and Place for hearing
obiectlona to said final account and tha
settlement of aald estate, at which time
and place all persons Interested In said
estate are required to appear and show
cause, if any, why said final account
should not be allowed and the estate
settled and closed.
First publication Febr, 21. Last publi
cation March 21. 1947
EDITH M. CAVALIER, Administratrix.
CHAS. J. ZERZAN, Attorney.
Pacific BldK., Salem, Ore,
Feb. 21, 28; March 7, 14, 21.
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