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Local Paragraphs
i Sf 1 Auxiliary to Elect The Ladici
v Auxiliary 2081, Fraternal Order
ofEaRles, will meet May 3 for
lection of officers.
VUitinf Chapter! Mra Sam
uel L- Peters, formerly of Salem,
but now of Eugene, is the re
gional director of the north
western zone of the American
Hearing society, which .covers
the states of Oregon, Washing
ton, Idaho, Montana, and the
three Canadian provinces of
Saskatchewan, Alberta and
British Columbia. Mrs. Peters
is this month making a series
of official visits to the Washing
' ton and Oregon chapters.
Movies Are Offered Moviru
pictures will be shown at the I Dollar Manager Here A cal
Friday night meeting of the Her at the Chamber of Commerce
Brush Creek Booster club. A
no host supper will be served
after the program.
Police Plan Flight Four pri
vate planes will take part in
the second annual good-will
visit of members of the Salem
police department to those in
Reno and Carson City, Nev.,
May 8 to 8. Pilots for the flight
will be Clive Scott, radio oper
ator: Paul Woodroff, Ernest
Porter and Charles Hansen
Others making the trip will be
Detective Leonard Skinner and!
Officers Harley Cordray, Joseph
Schuetz, James Hammack and
Steve Calvelage. They will take
official greetings from Governor
Douglas McKay, Mayor Robert
Elfstrom, City Manager J. L.
Franzen and Clyde A. Warren,
chief of police.
Television Lee Bishop, man
ager of radio station KORE of
Albany will speak on the sub
ject of television during Wed
nesday's luncheon of the Salem
Rotary club.
To View Plans Revised floor
plans for the new courthouse
building will be viewed Wednes
day afternoon when the court
house building com mission
meets at 2 o'clock with Pietro
Belluschi, Portland architect.
The plans are considered very
near final preparations and
those to be seen include some
minor changes auggestea lor
convenience.
File Two Names Robert D
Morrow, route 9, Salem, has fil
ed certificates of assumed busi
ness names with the county
clerk for Robert D. Morrow,
general contractor, and Morrow
Cabinet shop.
Woodburn Firm Change
Certificates of assumed business
name for Woodburn Taxi com
pany has been filed with the
county clerk by Joe D. and Cla
ra L. Ficek, 858 Gatch street,
Woodburn, and retirement from
the same business has been filed
by Donald Crockett.
Building Permits Rex W.
Benton, to alter a garage at
2180 North Fifth, $200. High
land Avenue Friends church, to
alter church and Sunday school
at 580 Highland, $3000. Perry
Walters, to build a garage at
3125 Cook, $1000. Robert
Young, to alter a real estate of
fice at 493 Center, $1600. Neu
man & Co., to build a store at
990 South Commercial, $11,000.
L. E. Webber, to wreck a garage
at 805 North 16th, $50. Charles
Epping, to build a one-story
dwelling and garage at 1900
North 19th, $7800. Bertha Sick
enger, to alter a garage at 1349
Mission, $75. C. A. Charnholm.
to build a store and garage at
$2088 North Commercial, $8000.
Eugene Richter, to build a one-
story dwelling and garage at
2060 South Summer, $9000.
Scott , McClellan, to reroof a
one-storv dwelling at 2045
South Cottage, $150. Leo W.
Lepley, to repair a one-story
dwelling at 1311 Saginaw,
$1000.
Leave Salem General Dis
missed from the Salem General
hospital with recently born in
fants are Mrs. George Roth and
son, 1105 Columbia; Mrs. Mau
. rice Brennen and daughter. 2535
East Nob Hill and Mrs. William
Krueger and daughter, 3441 Sun
nyview. Leave Hospital Mrs. Edward
Dimbat, route 2, and Mrs. Rob
ert Kime, 1540 Bellevue, re
turned to their homes from Sa
lem Memorial hospital, both
with infant sons.
BORN
Tht Capital Journal Welfonm
tht Following New Cltlren:
WSIUNCT-Trt Mr. ind MrJ. Hfnrr 3
Wtunrr. 11 Hrrtl. it tht Ailtm Oaotrtl
fcorptul. boy. Hay I.
LKWia Tt Mr. ftttd Mrs. ChtrlM Levi!.
CM Onion, at th atalm Oenrl hoi
HiftL fiii, Mtr I.
now To Mr. ftTvd Mn. L I. Dow
It Park Ave., at tlt Salta 0?nral hot
Vital, ft tor. Mar I.
SHAW To Mr. and Mr. WormiB I
Mv, at. I Box II. a. at th Balen Otn
ral hotpital. irl. May I
WALDRON To Mr. and Mra. Uittr t
Waldron, 1433 D at tna Sam Oanaral
hospital. ilrl. Mar t.
ADS ITT To Mr. and Mrj Ronald Ad
am 13DH N. ltth. at the alm Ootral
hospital, ft boy, May I.
BIRKHOLZ To Mr. and Mra. Arlyn
Btrkholi. Sublimity, a aon. Monday, May
I at Satrm Memorial noapltal.
HARMON -To Mr. and Mra. Lloyd f
Par men. rojtr I. a dauthtr. Monday,
kar I. at a1ra Mr-mortal noapttal.
AKDatRSON To Mr. and Mra. Bnh
Anderson, Rt. ft. hoi 4. at Uva halcan
Memorial hospital, tlrL. May 1,
MrColltatar To Mr. and Mr. Wantar
MrCollutsr. Sublimity Ru 1. Sob 4. at the
Salata Manorial hospital, ft tirt, May 1.
aTrrrr- .T Ur. nS Un trn t.
'i . , Jffffrsos Rt. 1, at the halt a Mmor-
1 1J hospital, bey, April 10.
1 wBTTFtim To Mr. and Mrs Carll Lff-
1 W Beio Rt. t. at ths hm Mtsjiwiftl hoa-
1 Utal, ft ciri. April I.
No. 4 Will Meet Townsend
club No. 4 will meet Wednes
day night at 7:30 o'clock at the
home of E. H. Earl, 212S North
Fourth.
Disease Report Forty-two!
cases of measles were reported
in Marion county during the
week April 24-30 by the health
department. Of the total 24 ca
es were reported from Salem
Other cases of disease reported
by 57 physicians included: six
chickenpox, two conjunctivitis
three Influenza, six German
measles, four mumps, one virus
pneumonia, one rheumatic fever,
three gonorrhea and three syph
ilis. Tuesday was G. C. Studley, man-
ager of the Robert Dollar saw-
mill and manufacturing plant at
Glendale, Ore. He is here to
make an adjustment of water
rights with the state. Mr. Stud-
ley is a son of the late O. L.
Studley who died in Salem in
1943.
Check Report A total of four
arrests were made by the Salem
I police department during April
for fictitious check writing. The
arrests cleared 17 checks. Three
arrests outside the Salem area
cleared five more checks
ported to the Salem police de
partment. Lions Book Minister Rev.
George Taylorson, Spokane,
Wash., one of the best - known
Nazarine ministers in the north
west, will speak at the Wednes
day meeting of the Hollywood
Lions club.
Skirts Swiped A. L. Hanson
of the Eisner Motor company at
610 N. High, reported that fend
er skirts valued at $15 had been
taken from a parked car.
Oranges Taken Two cases of'18 wel1 known horticulturist,
oranges valued at $6 a case were
reported stolen from a box car
which was in the process of un
loading at the Valley Fruit com
pany.
Educator in Bend Clifford
Robinson, director of secondary asked to label them at the YM
education from the office of the' 7:30 o'clock. All members
state superintendent of public"nd interested persons are in
instruction. was the main soeak. vited. There will be refresh
er Monday at the opening of!ment'
a two-day session in Bend being
attended by more than 400 high
school student body officers and
their advisers. Student body of
ficers of the city selected for the
1950 meeting will serve as lead
ers next year. Choice was to be
made at the concluding meeting
Tuesday. Salem entertained the
conference in 1948.
Salem Woman Dies Mrs. El
sie M. Stuart, Salem, wife of Gai
ther C. Stuart, died In Portland
with services Wednesday at 1
o'clock and burial in the Rose
City cemetery. She was a mem
ber of the Salvation Army corps
of Salem. Also surviving are a
daughter, brother and sister.
Auction tonight. Glenwood
Furniture, Appliances. 105
Auction tonight. Glenwood
Furniture, Appliances. 105
Dine and Dance at Dwyer's
Lodge. Music as you like it, by
Ann and Len. J05
Boy Scouts of today; men of
tomorrow. See them in action
at Boy Scout circus, Saturday
May 7th, 7:30 p.m., Sweatland
Field. Adults only 50c. 107
Something special for you at
Boy Scout circus Saturday, May
7th. 7:30 p.m., Sweetland Field
under lights. Only 50 cents.
107'
All furnishings of 2 bedroom
house must be sold immediately.
Ph. 13177 or 450 Morgan Ave
105
Dine and Dance at Dwyer's
Lodge. Music as you like it, by
Ann and Len. 105
Perfect Mother's Day gifts!
Smart blouses, skirts, dresses
The Fashion Lounge, 142 S.
High. 105
Fire, auto, liability, burglary.
Ken Potts Insurance Agency.
V29 North Liberty. 105
Dr. Carl L. Holm, physician
and surgeon, announces the op
ening of offices last week at 180
S. Church St. Practice limited
to orthopedic surgery and frac
tures. 104
Azaleas, geraniums, petunias,
primroses and other bedding
stock. Mother's Day specials.
Potted plants. Mi-Jo Gardens.
Liberty Road, Salem Heights.
108
Dr. L. B. Warnicker Dentist
is now associated with the Dr
Painless Parker office. 125 N.
Liberty St., Salem. Ph. 38825.
108
Rummage Sale Thursday and
Friday, 28 th and 29th. 2360
North Church. 120
White's Drive In closing Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday
Installing more equipment. 105
For Sale blooming azaleas
Wide rang of colors, red to
white. Strayer Aralea fields.
5th and Locust streets. 109
Third Anniversary Special.
50 off on SO selected wallpa
per papers. R. L. Elfstrom Co..
140 Court, 105
Club Group ElecUMrs. Hor-
ace Bibby was elected president
of the Home Economics club of
Lablsh Center at a meeting held
in Salem. Other officers are
Mrs. Reuben Boehm, vice pres
ident, and Mrs. Harland Nelson,,
secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Har-I
vey Aker
will entertain the
group at the May meeting.
Reports Ga Taken R. E.
Winchcomb, 438 N. 21st, report-
ed to Salem police that approxi
mately nine gallons of gasoline
had been siphoned from his i
parked auto.
Firm Change Noted Certifi
cate of assumed business name
for Phil Schnell company, sale
oi looa products, has been filed
with the county clerk by Philip
H. and Mollie Schnell. 280
Bellevue street. The same par
ties have filed notice of retire
ment from Parrish Food Distri
butors. Board to Meet The countv
equalization board is scheduled
to meet at the courthouse to
hear complaints as to assess
ments starting next Monday,
May 9. Members in c 1 u d e the
county assessor, members of the
county court and the county
clerk.
Takes Time to Plead Willie
Edward Snell, Mill City, arrest
ed by Sheriff Denver Young on
a charge of rape appeared in
Stayton justice court Tuesday
and took 24 hours to plead, tu
appear in the same court again
Wednesday. Bail was fixed at
$3000 and not posted.
AlllA Thft rharvri Attllii.
James Marastoni. Portland ha
heen booked at the rnnnt tail
by the state police on a charge
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of larceny of an automobile pre
ferred in Columbia county.
To Meet Thursday The Sa
lem branch of the American Be
gonia society will meet Thurs
day at 8 p. m. in the Salem
YMCA. John Bocker of Port
land is to be guest speaker. He
having won the Johnny Apple-
ments. He is to discuss fuchsias
and their culture for the Thurs
day meeting and will show
slides. There is to be a plant
sale at the meeting and those
New Boy Arrive, The sher-1
iff'i office has been doing its
share toward increasing the
county's population this week
Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Ro
ger Adsit became parents of a
5 pound, 11 ounce boy born at
Salem General hospital. The
night before Deputy Sheriff and
Mrs. Merle S. Wood became pa
rents of a boy born at Willam
ette hospital, Newberg.
Returns Home Mrs. Margar
et Simon, who has been ill
with pneumonia at Salem Gen
eral hospital, has returned to
her home and is improving
nicely.
Salem's largest stock, unfin
ished furniture 20 off. Wood
row's, 450 Center. 105'
MOTHERS DAY S P E C I A L
poem book by Salem lady. Reg
ular price 75c, now 50c, post
paid. "Poem," P. O. box 31
105'
Horse show tickets on sale at
Arbuckle's shoe store, 481 State
street. Mail orders filled. 105
Willamette Valley Horseman's
association is presenting annual
Western Horse Show this week
end, May 7-8, at fairground's
stadium. , 105
Ropin' and ridin' at the big
show this Saturday and Sun
day. Fairgrounds Stadium. 105
Dance Wed. over Western
Auto. Dick Johnson Orch. 105
Are your fire, theft and col
lision rates too high? See our
ad. Page 12. FRED E. MAN
GIS AGENCY. 105
Dine and Dance at Dwyer's
Lodge. Music as you like it. by
Ann and Len. 105
FARMERS If you have a
good driving record we want
your automobile insurance. See
our ad. Page 12. FRED E. MAN-
GIS AGENCY. 105
Hurry! Big clearance on top
quality apparel! Save 50!
Fashion Lounge, 142 s. Hign.
105
Building lot on Croisan Creek,
trees, creek, cement slab 84 x30'
S1850. Phone 3-8803. 109
Auction tonight. Glenwood
Furniture, Appliances. 105
Male nurse to take charge of
First Aid station. Large con
struction lob. Good salary. Call
3-187 or 3-7145. 110
Keizer HEC holding apron
and towel sale on Thursday, 1st
door south of Variety Store In
Keizer. 108
Insured tarings earn more
than two percent at Salem Fed
eral Saving! Association, (80
State itreet
Federally insured Savings
Current dividend 24. See
MRST Federal Savings FIRST
142 a Liberty Ph. 1-4(144.
Good business location for
rent at 387 North High St. Con
tact Secretary) Fraternal Order
of Eagles,
WWyTgCTny
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Flre Destroys Home and Contents at Dallas A loss esti
mated at $10,000 was caused by fire that burned the Carroll
Ruby home at 101 Clay street at Dallas Monday noon. -The
house, owned by A. E. Thompson, had recently been reno
vated at a cost of $3500 and was valued at $6500. Household
furnishings of the Rubys were destroyed, also property be
longing to relatives who were visiting them, valued at $1500.
Honoring Mothers The annu
al Mothers' day meeting of the
Spring Valley home missionary
society will be held at the home
of Mrs. W M. Brog Thursday at
1 2 o'clock with co-hostesses Mrs,
t. Burns, Mrs. T. 1,. HICKS and
Mrs. Edward Schlegel. Mrs. W.
B. Henry is program chairman.
Flowers will be arranged and
presented to mothers by Mrs. By
ron Purvine and Mrs. W. W. Hen
ry. Grocery Purchased Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd H. Hamstreet and
son Larry, who recently moved
here from Roseburg, have pur
chased the North Commercial
Street Grocery from Clay W.
Dykstra. Mr. Hamstreet was in
the garage business in Roseburg.
Mrs. Hamstreet and Larry will
join him here at the close of
the school year.
Visitors From Canada Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Bruns andl Hubbard Women Meet The
daughter Sharon of Lacombe, May day meeting of the Hub
ranaria hav- hnm viiitina- R S bard Woman's club will be held
nrk. H familv S7S Nnrthit the home of Mrs. A. F. de-
-4,h tret The Rurke children
sni jjr. Bruns attended school
together.
SALEM COURT NEWS
Circuit Court
J. C. Mitchell t M. P. and Dtllfran
cu Reld, portions of motion to atrlka al
lowed and denied.
Clara va Herman A. Sommer, divorce
decree awards plaintiff custody of two
children.
Ulna t Olen Watklna, plaintiff files
reply.
Hoter ts Oladrs M. Nelson, dlvorea de
cree ! vine plalntin custody ox a cnira.
V. L. and Anna V. Wilkinson t Wit
Ham Ha we and others, complaint aeeka
to ajuiet tula to real property.
Claude W. Joriensen a Pioneer Trust
company and others, complaint for an ac
count Ins aa to trust unda of the estate
of Mlnnte Joraensen, seeking to dissolve
trust and determine rtth'a.
Harlev R. vs Lucy A. Walls, custody of
four children riven to plaintiff temporar
lly pending suit.
Joseph M. Beyer vs Peck Tat Service,
Inc. Jury verdict of 1975.90 for plaintiff
W. J. vs Tona EdUon, default divorce
decree to plalntin.
Stale vs Oore Washlntton Durham.
sentence of two rears In state prniteniiary
after conviction on a ehane of attempt
ed bur alary of a store at Parte. Verbal
notice of appeal made by defendant.
Vernon Relmann dolna business as Rei
man Sheet Metal company, ve K:newond
Canning company. Judgment of II523.M for
Plaintiff by default.
Svlvla P. va George Albert DeWltt. div
orce decree grants plaintiff custody of
a child and 125 a month for 1U support.
Pearl M. va Lawrence K. Thayer, div
orce decree to plaintiff.
Dolores O. vs Alva O. Mverj, divorce
complaint si lege cruel and Inhuman
treatment, asks name Dolores G. Braun
be restored to her, that she be awarded
certain property and defendant be re
strained from molesting plaintiff In use
of auto or disposition or personal prop
erty and irom further occupanry of their
residence. Married August , 1S47, at Van
couver, B. O.
Klva B. Fiedler vs Hrten L. Bhaw and
others, demurrer of defendants Bhaw and
Fiedler overruled.
Phyllis D. vs Roger B. Loe. order drieet-
ing defendant to pay tu a month sup
port money to plaintiff pending suit.
The ma V. vs Bheldon L. Den.riore.
divorce decree to pallntlff with custody
of child, support money provision to be
teserved until defendant eomea Into Juris
diction f the court.
Delore Bowman vs Ollte H. fonenhaver.
You can't afford to miss this great money
saving opportunity! Attend our great furni
ture auction today, 7:30 p. m. Go to Glen
wood ballroom 4 miles north of Salem on
99 E, Va mile north of Chemawa 4-corners!
Here are buf a few of the many items to be
sold to the highest bidder!
Riectrolut varuum. 1 metal fcetla,
eomp1te. -1 earlr Am'rifsn ioter
serls. Bac stTinse as inner print
waitresses, ftaw anJ usee ruts
a.. Lamp. Oar as i on at tfe cock
tail tabiea. Drop leaf deak. Lt no
te um ruts as jardeee. I used ifiw
Ini aaaineta. Dattna. inc rock
ara. We tell m remmhelM a
Ntl Rat Your rarnltar
far Cask.
Glen
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"V 4 ; y J honorary fraternity.
' - " , if 'VV I'nit Members Meet The Lin-
. , . - - -ev; S , V,Vi 1 : coln-Zena home extension unit
, J i - S AV' j wi" meet at ,ne horr"' ' Mrs.
t v h ----- it. i Fred Mullcr Friday. The dem-
, 'Z.t' -V'KXryHV'VX "nstration will be salads and sal-
Commie Plot
'Continued from Page 11
The radio claimed victory tor
the communists in a battle on
the borders of Kiangsu-Anhwei
and Chekiang provinces. The ra
dio said 2400 nationalists were
captured.
The report has not been con
firmed by any other source.
Efforts to telephone Hang
choe, 212 miles southwest of
here, brought the reply the lines
were "out of order."
The communist radio said al
so that Tatung, 125 miles west
of Peiping, had been taken. The
city, last nationalist bastion
north of the Yangtze except sur
rounded Tsingtao, on the coast,
surrendered on May 1, the ra
dio said.
Tsingtao is the base of the U.S.
western Pacific fleet.
Lesoinasse Wednesday after-
noon. The program will follow
a music week theme.
netlsfaction of Judgment.
Hllma I. Dickie va Burdetta Young, ap
plication for trial.
District Court
Lemuel D. King tvtate. order approving
final account of Audrey Davidson, admin
istratrix. Jacob Srhlndler estate appraised
121, 341. 67 by Carl Heyden, Joseph
Graettlnger and Jesse Johns.
at
Lloyd Albert Morley guardianship, or
der authorizing Everett J. Morley, guar
dian, to lease 37.7S acres of land for
four years to Walter McBlhaney on
share-crop basis.
Kdwtrd L. Bnu Mtate. ftnl ordtr to M
I. Hiydcn, kdmlnutritor.
William Davis SDroule and Jamaa Frtd
arlflc Sp'oul. annual repnrt nl Jam
FrtdFrlclunn and Kathrrn Daniel, suar
d'ana.
Mvrta C. Tyrrell aalata appraleed at
SR70.14 by Dorthle A. Lott. Dorla T. Hoff
man and W J. Braun. Order aulhorlrea
W. H. Gardner, executor, to aall pereonal
property.
Loula L Kvana eatate, Erneat
Ivana
named administrator and Henry E. My
era. Eatrier c. UrCammon and Mabelle
Court appralaera. Batate eonalau of un
llauldated claim for allaed wrongful death
of deceaaed and Inventory extended to
1ft daya lollowine rerelpt or any mnneya on
account of claim or eauea of action.
Robert Dunamoor. minor, order flxlna
bond of EliKobeth H. Dunamoor aa guar
dian. BeMla E Baker catate. Loula Lorenl.
William t, Muyakena and Rdarard - A.
Dyck named ftppraiaere.
Brown E. Alaaon luardiananip. authority
to William A. auiaon. euardlan, to pur
chaae residential property at Lebanon
where ward and hla wife contemplate
maklne their home.
Mvrta t. Tyrell aetata authority to W.
Oardner, executor, to aall pereonal
property.
Police Court
Disorderly conduct: W. W. Boenaler. I.oa
Anaelea: E W. Bartlett. Houston. Texai:
B. Bverett, TuLee, Okla.. oacn . fined
III.
Marriage licenses
Herbert Williams. M. tarmer. Aurora,
o. and Aenesa Scrtmerahell, M. houae
wife, Jerome, Idaho.
Robert E'laene Cooper'. 31. laborer, and
Joyce Becken, II. atudent, both ailverton.
Raymond W. wield. II. certified wubtlc
accountant, and Phyllle Allen. 4. office
worker, both Salem.
Deluxt 4,011 tt la frven WMtinahou
eleetrta ranae New fr rtlriierator.
fiinaer treadle sew in a ai arnme.
Erect r 14 wash in marmne. Lares
walnut ted Suite Moria i day suite.
Wi.nut flinina auita 'I a.i. Spinet
desk. Table radio. WalB'il eedar
trvel Telephone tsfcle Oh a I'. I
dinett aeta. Taftta M floor lamp.
Woodry, auctioneer
C - tw'VS X VJiJ elected to membership in Pi Mu
Franzen Talks
Continued from Pp n
were given Franzen a year or
more ago that the city's needs
would be taken care of.
"We have not yet gone so far
as to make an estimate of cost."
Franzen said. "It will be quite
expensive. It Is 50 miles from
Salem and 30 from Stayton. That
is quite a distance, but many
cities go farther than that for
their water sources.
"The main thing now is to
get the plan included in the de
sign of the Big Cliff dam."
The city manager and Manag
er Carl Guenther of the city wa
ter department have given con
siderable thought to the future
need of additional reservoirs. No
exact locations "have been fixed
In general it is. probable that
one or more large reservoirs
will, over the long-range, b e
located in the hills east of Sa
lem and back of the state insti
tutions Another is contemplated west
of the Willamette river in the
hills back of West Salem. All
of these locations have sufficient
elevation. Franzen said.
For additional water capacity
within the city of Salem Fran
zen said the present 10. nun. 000
gallon reservoir on Rural aven
ue can be added to. as can also
the half-million-gallon reservoir
on Candalaria Heights. In the
Downs addition is a quarter-million-gallon
standpipe, and
so others can be installed. One
other can be installed. One
the high level tank near the
large reservoir.
Get the habit read the ads.
Journal Classified.
Gohram-Towle-lnfernat-ional-Reed & Barton-Heirloom
Smith Whiting -Wallace
L V'V'J; Here you'll find the ' , '4 1
Ra&ejy.'' e " particular pallern to suit your .s jBr -
SWIawK "" perfectly . . . for each nf drj&r P K
'aJV&. the fanierl Gorham Sterling pijr if
lrWVi'' designs Is authrntiralty styled, 'lr WT'P' 1
g (KajS: tV fashioned to exerting slanrl. fiift' j
,atfcX-JVj . : rds by Gorham eraftsmen in ;;:, ' r .f'wJ' 1
JSL ' silver. Come in and let us help ' ' ' '
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Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, May S, 1949 5
Unn Group Elect a New of
ficers of the Linn County
School ma stern club are Rex
Hun?aker. Albany high school
coach, president; Bud Page,
coach at Lebanon, vice president
and Bud Martin, physical edu
cation director at Albany, secretary-treasurer.
Math Frat Elects George
owm, oaicm siuaeni ai me
University of Oregon, has been
Motor Stolen Roy Wilcox of
the Pratum warehouse has re- -
ported to the office of Sheriff Mother Goes Home Mrs. Otto
Denver Young theft of a ij;Ha'1- !24S Shadv Lane, and her
horsepower General Flectric infant son have returned homa
I motor with a built-in switch and
aluminum base.
Street Names OK Postmas
ter Al Gregg has advised the
county court of his approval of
street names proposed in a pe
tition from residents of Arnold's
subdivision north of Salem and
the court has directed that the
names be ordered allowed and
sPretld on the original plat
the recorders office. Names
asked as for east and west
streets Leo, Seeburg, Bedee and
Bonneville streets and north and
south Arnold and Gary streets
Ferry Down The Wheatland
ferry is reported out of opera
tion again due to high water.
Scales Wrecked A scales In
front of the H. L. Stiff furniture
store was smashed Monday
night or Tuesday morning to
make the machine register
weight. A coin box on the de
vice was also pounded to empty
me coin cnamber.
At Mt. Angel Saturday The
Mt. Angel Farmers Union loral
win be host for the dinner for
the Marion County Farmers Un
ion quarterly convention to be
held in the Mt. Angel Ameri
can Legion Memorial building
iicai oaiuroay, says an an
nouncement by Marie Cornwell,
secretary.
To Sell Carnations Nevl Sal.
urday the American War Moth
ers of World Wars I and II will
again place on sale in the citv
the traditional red and white
carnations. The proceeds of the
sale will be used to aid sick
and dependent war mothers
Mayor Robert L. Elfstrom i.roe.
the people of the city to respond
generously.
To Meet Thursday The ex
ecutive committee of the Mar
ion county chapter, Infantile
Paralysis, Inc., will meet Thurs
day at 7:30 p.m. in room 208.
Masonic building.
Wallet Found A wallet iden
tified as belonging to Glenn
James Ferguson, Independence,
was reported found Tuesday by
a Salem patrolman.
Club Closing Season The
Eola community club will hold
its last meeting of the season at
the (fhnnl hniic Frirlau niohl
. a ninir Mr. Fm.it a
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to Norway last year. Scholar
ships will be presented 4-H club
members while the Ladies' club
will hold a candy sale to pro
vide money for postage on pack
ages being sent to Norway. Mrs.
Carl Hubbord is chairman of
the program committee and
Mrs. McNiell in charge of re
freshments. Club meetings will
be resumed in the fall.
'lm ,ne Salem Memorial hos-
pital.
Thompson Rites Set Funeral
servires for Ted Lewis Thomp
son, 43. of Eugene, will be held
there Wednesday at 2 o'clock
with final rites at the Lincoln
Memorial Park mausoleum He
was a brother of James H.
Thompson, Salem, and Dan B.
Thompson, Sweet Home. Also
surviving are his widow, step
son and several other brothers
and sisters.
Death Cause Natural Ernest
W. Thompson, 80. Astoria lum
ber inspector for 38 years, who
was found dead behind the
wheel of his automobile near
Warrenton. died of natural
causes. He was the father of
Mrs. Dorothy Norby. of Salem.
Thompson had recently been
dismissed from an Astoria hos
pital after treatment for a stroke
and had driven the car off the
road and parked It. He is also
survived by another daughter
and several brothers and sis-
Iters.
Chapman Rites Wednesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mag
gie Chapman, 77, mother of
Jack Chapman, Salem, will be
held at Oregon City Wednesday
at 1:30 o'clock with burial in
the Stafford cemetery. She was
killed Sunday near Six corners
of Highway 99-W when the auto
mobile driven by a grandson
crashed into a pole. She is also
survived by five other sons and
four daughters.
Gen. Clay Retired
Washington, May S IU.fi) Pres
ident Truman today announced
retirement of Gen. Lucius D.
Clay as head of the U. S. mili
tary government In Germany.
A Pacifl
Pacific Lodge No. SO. A.F. &
Special meeting Wednes
day. May 4, 1 p.m. Funeral of Bro.
Arthur H. Morre. 105
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