10CapHaI Journal, Salem, Ore., Tuesday, October 23. 1949r.. A L..x Ci' f C.'f...
Fake Fronts as Old as History
TAXES HELP VETERANS
(,800.000,000
$2
,000,000,000
$733,000,000 $100,000,000
U.S. BENEFITS TO VETERANS HAVE COST
TAXPAYERS ABOUT 7 BILLIONS A YEAR.
SINCE 1946 GAYS TAX FOUNDATION.
Chart shows some ofihe large annual bllfx
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Dr. CUude H. Barlow
CTfD 4S HffiO N MEDICINE
Snail Killer Proposes Idea
To Bring Health to Millions
fAP Nrw.fe.turu)
Cairo For the last nine years Dr. Claude H. Barlow has had
one aim In life to kill snails. They harbor a tiny larva which
is more destructive, up to now, than the atomic bomb.
' Dr. Barlow says the disease caused by this larva ii one of
the most widespread and destructive human ailment known to
i man.
Since earliest history it hai af
flicted hundreds of millions of
men and women working in the
streams and flooded fields of
the middle and far east.
Half of Egypt's 19,000,000
people suffer from it today, and
the loss of productive power in
all affected countries is beyond
calculation. The disease is
known as bilharziasis.
Dr. Barlow first became In
terested in it as a medical mis
sionary in China.
Coming to Egypt in 1929 with
the Rockefeller foundation. Dr.
Barlow ipent the next ten years
studying snails. In 1940 the
Egyptian government asked him
to set up the first public health
department In the world devot
ed solely to the destruction of
bilharzla snails. It is this section
that he now operates.
In 1948 President Truman
gave Dr. Barlow the certificate
of merit in recognition of "one
of the most heroic and unselfish
acts in the history of medicine."
The act occurred during World
war two, when a number of
American soldiers suffering
from bllharziasis were invalided
to the United States from the
middle and far east. The ques
tion arose as to whether snails
in the United States would car
ry the disease from one human
being to another. To find out, It
was necessary to have eggs of
the bilharzia worm from a hu
man patient.
Dr. Barlow exposed himself
thoroughly to bilharzia larvae,
which melt their way through
unbroken human skin and at
tack the liver and other organs
inside. He was flown to the
United Slates and refrained
from taking treatment until
months after his infection had
reached dangerous and excruti-
ating proportions. Finally he un
derwent treatment, which he
says Is so prolonged and disgust
ing that most victims will not
take the required number of in
jections. "Don't let anybody tell you
the treatment isn't nauseating,'
he says with a grin. "I have in
side information." He 1 1 i 1 1
stumps around his laboratories
and workshops on legs slightly
crippled by the ordeal.
Auto Crash Fatal
Klamath Falls, Oct. 25 (Pi
His second automobile accident
In five weeks was fatal yester
day to Clarence C. Loudon. 27.
crushed under an overturned
truck in a ranch field.
Two Suits Filed
In Strike Row
Portland, Oct. 25 ") A con
tract dispute that has idled the
Doernbecher Hinulic turing
plant since October 11 resulted
yesterday in two suits being
tiled with the national labor re
lations board.
The CIO Furniture Workers
union and the company accuse
each other of unfair labor prac
tices. The union charges the com
pany repudiated an Oct. 3 con
tract, reduced wages without
consent of the union, refused to
deal with union agents, and in
listed on a reduced wage scale
as a condition of further bargaining.
Doernbecher's suit asserts un
ion agents violnted the Tuft
Hartley labor law by calling 125
men off the job October 11 with
out first giving 30-day strike
notice.
The union has not picketed
the plant, however, and argues
the work stoppage Is not a strike
Region CIO Director Chester
Duston said last night the com
pany refused to bargain in good
faith. He said it signed the con
tract and then Immediately de
manded the terms be changed.
Company President Hurry A
Green said the change of work
assignments was pcrmlssahlc
under the contract. He said the
reason only 12.1 of 550 workers
were called back October 11 was
poor buslnesi eonditioni.
Green laid civil damage suits
may also be filed against the
union.
Ort. 25
Coplnn,
To Interrupt
Percy's Fast
Birmingham, Ala.,
JR Huge Percy
more than halfway through a
proposed 100-day fast in a lit
tle house atop a ateel pole,
will make a forced landing on
Nor. 3.
Coplon, who has slimmed
down from 357 pounds to a
mere 280 In the first 5S days
of his fast, has been subpoen
aed as a witness In a trial In
volving hit mother-in-law,
8ha la being aued on charges
f nonpayment of a debt
Perry aald he would go
back to his perrh and finish
the tut after the trial.
Furniture Mart
By VIRGINIA MacPIIERSON
Hollywood. Calif., Oct. 23 (UP) All this fuss about falsies is
downright silly, a theatrical costumer sniffed today. What
makes Hollywood glamour gals think THEY discovered the
things, anyway?
Fake fronts, according to Paul Berman, have been going on
or out for thousands of years.'
For all he knows, even the cave
woman fluffed an extra hunk of
fur inside their prehistoric sar
ongs. "Women have been building
themselves up since time imme
morial," Berman declared.
"Nowadays, everybody acts like
it's something Hollywood
thought up.
'Believe me, the cinema
queens are about 2000 years be
hind the times."
Berman qualifies as an expert
on thli kind of thing. He's head
of the Berman theatrical cos
tuming firm and he, or his fath
er, or his grandfather have been
duding up entertainers here and
in England since 1884.
His Hollywood warehouse has
authentic costumes as far back
as anybody can remember, and
he'll defy you to browse around
the racks and find a female out
fit that doesn't require some
kind of stuffing in the bosom department.
"They even had falsies back
Cleopatra's day," Berman
said. "They called them breast
plates but all they were, actu
ally, were tin falsies. They came
in different shapes and mater
ials, but invariably they were
larger than what was underneath."
Along about 1820, he went on,
skimpily endowed maidens were
improving on nature with mus
lin and cotton filling inside
their chemises. And even the
Victorian ladies, well aware
they'd be ostracized socially if
anything ever slipped, risked all
to build out their corseted sil
houettes in the right spots.
In the 1920's, Berman admit
ted, the girls called everything
off and flaunted chests with
about as much appeal as silk-
covered washboard.
'But a few of them saw the
light In the 1930s," he grinned.
And before anybody ever
thought of actually manufactur
ing a falsie, girls were stuffing
their lingerie with men's sox or
rolls of'cotton or wool."
The only new development In
the structure of female fronts,
according to Berman, has prac
tically nothing to do with moth
er nature.
"Girls just don't mind talking
about their falsies now," he said.
"Back through the ages it was
all very hush-hush. Many a hus
band didn't even know his wife
stuffed.'
"Nowadays girls even b
their gay deceivers in assorted
shapes and sizes and switch
around for sweaters and bathing
suits and formal gowns.
"And everybody knows it.
With these plunging necklines
you can't be fooled for long."
First use of a coaxial cable
for a regular television program
came at the Republican conven
tion in Philadelphia in 1940, the
relay being to New York.
Lower Meat Prices
In 1950 Predicted
Washington, Oct. 25 U.R)
Meat prices will be slightly low
er next year because of trends
toward increased production,
according to an agriculture de
partment forecast.
'The prospect for 1950." the
department said, "is that these
trends will continue and that an
increase in meat production will
result In lower prices for meat
and meat products."
But the department pointed
out that any price reductions
probably will be "moderate" as
long as demand remains heavy.
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Thi following la th official publication
of th record of claims be lor tht Marlon
County Comtnualoner' court for the Sep
umber term for 199. with tht amount al
lowed, bill continued, etc.. according to
the record in the office of the county
clerk.
Ml. Public employee retirement ays-
tern, retirement, IOI1.14; Ladd St Buh,
Salem Br. VA. Nat'. Bank of Portland,
withholding. S3.3S1.95: State Ind. Accident
Comm., Insurance, 1507.92. Attestor's Of-
rice C. A. Lewie, deputy, 1315.98 Ray
Lick, deputy, 1181.93; J. L. flif round, de
puty, 1180.18: Grace N. Babcock, deputy,
1187.43; Ida M. BaUlIe, deputy, 1154 80;
May Holtorf, deputy. $79.55; Helen Snyder,
deputy, 8144.73; Alice V. Cummin as, clerk
1183.85; Mary Strayer, clerk. 1148.50; Gor
don K. Tower, draiteman, 1227.78. Circuit
Court A. A. Richard, court reporter,
$288.10; Ruby Hughfj, court reporter
f288.75. County Clerk M. Reanicjek, de
puty. $153.15; P. Crasby, deputy, 1183.13;
Howard, deputy, 8194.20; Dora Barrett,
Jeputy, 8168.14: Vernon Windsor, deputy.
1310.47; Helen L. Mulkey, deputy, $182.40:
U. omord, drputy, J161.12: R. j. Stan
ton, deputy, 162.60; D. Brown, deputy.
150.36. County Court M. Reznlcsek, clerk,
d. u Brown, a ten OS., iso. Court
Home Edw. Brasher, Janitor. 1163 83; W.
Orltton, Janitor. $161.57; Wm. Morlar
Janltor. (150.97; Edwin Booth, jani
tor. 1153.10; Ruth Hutchliu, elev. oper..
M. E. Llndaey, elev. oper.. 181.10.
District Attorney Oordon Moore, deputy.
1217.74; Doris M. Albln, secretary, $139.13.
District Court Clurus Brown, deputy
clerk, $171.37; Barbara Smith, deputy
lerk, $169.75. District Court Constable
Oloria Robinson, deputy, $159.58. Health
Department w. j. Bione, m.u., pnysi-
clan, (530.94; W. B. Qutnn. aanltarlan.
1242.10; I. O. Lermon, aanltarlan. $252.94;
t. Coleman, aanltarlan, $252.78; Batty
Cooper, aanltarlan, (253.40; Bern ice Yeary,
nurse, $234.13; Merwyn Darby, nurse,
1207.81: Helen Wanasaard. nurse. (218.70:
Jane Dotnkowakl, nurse, $159.48; Evelyn I
Schrader, nurse, $131.63; Jean M. Wright.
nurae. $205.70; H. Steyaert. nurse. $113.18;
Joan Schnteder, nurse, (211.13; Erna Ber-
tec her, nurse, (190.10: Leslie L. Stone,
nurse, (183.56; Oertrude Flnnemore, nurse.
1209.40; Evelyn Krueger. nurse. $218.20;
Franc! Relerson, health educator, (191.04; rence, labor. (330.46; Virgil Long, labor.
Howard P.. pyfer. health educator. $238 99;
Vera Wood. dark. (190.20: Odessa Melby.
clerk. (189.50; Alice Bcrgmann. cerk.
1134-3$; Mona E. DavU. clerk. $142 50;
Dane! Lee. clerk, (130.05: Dolores Frier,
clerk. $134 30: Lucille Lukens, nurse,
$119.23. Breiteabasb J eat lea Court Edaon
Vlckera, justice of peact. (89 10: J. O.
Fowler, constabl Uulyi, 8173 25; J. C
Fowler, constabl (Aug.i, (173 35. Jeffer
Jaallr Cosrt E E. Howell, justice.
1121.(3; Oeo. F. Armstrong, conMable,
114.83. Ml. Aniel Juatlc Court N. M.
Lauby, Justice. (9 90: Peter J. Buraer. con
stable. $9.90. Urertoa Juatlc Caarl
Alf. O. Nelson. Justice, (176.46; F. N.
Burch. clerk. (49 50: E. J. Jackson, con
stable. $74.2$. Marian J utile Cart W.
H. Belt. Justice. 1173 35: Henry Smith,
constable, (19.80; Leona Peterson, atenot..
129.70. Weadbara Juille Court T. C.
Oorman. Justice. (222 55: W. C. Miller,
constable, (49.50: Mary V. Oorman. clerk.
134.65. Juvenile Court Nona White, pro
bation officer. (215 77: D. J. Jensen, as
sistant, (313.40: L. M. Johnston, stenog.,
ivi.iw. Microfilming D. w. Ramaeyer,
clerk. (167.80. County Recorder Adella
Qiekman. deputy. (170.20: Virginia Orlt
ton, deputy, (168.21; Ramona Evaru, de
puty, (151.33: Irene Johnson, deputy,
1150.30; Joan Lanke. clerk. 1155.55. Regis
tralfon and Election Giadya White, dep.
county clerk, (186.02. County School Su
perintendent J, F. Remington, deputy,
1169.65; Vivian 8. Hoentg, supervisor,
(207.80; Marguerite R. Burton, supervisor.
1232.20; Christine V. M or ley. secretary.
(149.59. Sheriff Office Cecal A. I.
Malstrom, deputy, (210.40 Wm. D?Vall.
deputy, (203.30; B. R. Smith, deputy.
1210.80: John Harger. deputy, $219.10. M.
R. Wood, deputy. (219.10: E. O. Scott.
deputy, (190.84; S. R. Tlce, deputy.
1201.40: Olenn Conk I in. deputy. (168.60.
Sheriff' Office Tax H. F. Domoaalla.
deputy, (228.37; H. T. Evans, cashier.
(208.04; Vloletta Wot. bookkeeper, (189 23;
Lydia Mattaon. deputy, (179.10: Evelyn
Mean is. deputy. 172.13; Marian Ma as.
deputy. $147.25; Oeraldlne Whit, deputy.
(155.33. Surveyor's Office Nell 81mm.
secretary, (154.40. County Treasurer Au
drey H. Ewlng, deputy, (150.13. Veteran
Bervle Office H. c. Saalfeld. service of
ficer. $2(3.10: Lillian Klip pert, secretary,
(66.36. County Engineer H. 8. Swart,
county engineer, 1305.89: A. M. Presnall,
secretary. $130.40: Mildred Boweraox.
clerk, 837.10. Dog Control Fond Ervln A.
Ward, dog control enf. officer. 1201.80;
R. J. Stanton, clerk. (100. County Proper
ly H. William Thtelssen. land agent,
(112.30: L. M. Johnston, stenog., (50. Brel
tenbuth Justice Court John M. Fidel, dep.
constable. (24.75; John M. Fidel, dep.
constable, (12.37. Mite. Helen L. Mul
key, clerk, (9.15: Wilson J. Wilt, tnultl
sraph oper., (132.51: M. Reznlcsek. clerk,
(18.21; Alice J. Balllle, clerk. (168.30;
Francis Rierson, health educator, $79.36:
Floyd L. Sleitmund, watermaster, (192.70:
J. P. Asplnwall. labor, (220.87; Delbert
J. Balr. labor. (227.70; J. A. Burna. labor,
(143.80: Wm. H. Ficke, labor. (181.28; Har
ry H. Lawrence, labor, (275.81; H. A. Mar
ttin, labor, $224.90; Harold L. Martin, la
bor. (221.27; Edward Schmitt, labor.
$218.60; M. J. McCormlck, labor, $218.76;
Leo A. Andreas, labor, (207.92: David Du
bois, labor, $183.08: Virgil R. Fahey, labor,
$213.34: 8. M. Martin, Inbor. $222.05; Cecil
R. Royston, labor, (223.68; Delbert C.
Shelllto, labor, (37.19; E. J. Richards, la
bor, $126.05; Arthur Blackburn, labor,
1216.64; A. A. Richards, labor, $203.82;
Chas. Tucker, labor. 1152.05; Kenneth
Watts, labor, (91.84: Clarence Williams,
labor, $45.51; Ted Kuenzl. labor, (254.34;
Wm. R. Brenner, labor, (238.55; Menno
Dalke, labor, (221.40; Lloyd Jarman. la
bor, (197.21; C. J. Miller, labor. (23B.64;
Tom Rltchey, labor, (220.41: Joa. A. Robl.
labor, $187.07: W. Shelley, labor, (230.40
Oene Shilling, labor. (233.70: Arthur J
Jackmler. labor, $185.52; Ted Wagoner
labor. (122.63; L. W. Webber, labor.
(217.59; W. O. Williamson. labor, (202.15:
Frank Woelke, labor, (332.07: O. D. Bin
ear, labor, $289.03: Henry Bower. labor.
1244.07; Lawrence Bower, labor. $199.14;
Wm. P. Croker. labor, $229.63; Wm. Duch
ateau, labor. (206.91: Orvllle L. Dunlgan.
labor, (313.44; S. K. Ely. labor, (242.10;
Harvey M. Girod. labor, (209.79: Eric Ous
tafson, labor, $252.01; Roy Hatfield, la
bor. (245.75, Harold K. Kepplnaer. labor.
1287.69; Ben Kerbf-r. labor. $289.80; R. W.
Kinney, labor. (324.20: Barney J. Kropp.
labor, (213.89; Laurel Lamb, labor, (292.12:
Floyd Lauber. labor, (381. 12: E. A. Law.
(303 93: W. It. Maiaer. labor, 138 $1: John
McAllister, labor. (261.33; Ralph McAl
lUtcr. labor. (282.1$: Wm. Nafuger. labor.
1286.30; D. P. Scharf, labor. (307.22; Wm.
Snaw, Jabor. (247.88; August Smith Jr..
labor. (2U.H: Robert Smith, labor.
(300.73: O. h. Spencer, labor. (249 64; Earl
D. Standley. labor, (3H.49; Lloyd I. Tay
lor, labor. (274.37: A. M. Theut. labor.
1365.65; Nick Tbeig, labor, (294.59; Ray
mond Titus, labor. 1 193 05; Orvllle L.
Trussell. labor. (275 09: Hugh Webb, la
bor, (333.1$: Sam Wees, labor. (265.04;
Leo Well, labor, 134 47, Tony Woelke, la
bor, 1308.48; J. C. Cumutt. labor. (227.33;
J. Anderson Jr., labor. $343.65; Wm. Bunt
ing, labor, (334.53; L. R. Cooper, labor.
(356 61; E. J. Coover. labor. $204,34: Axel
Johnson, labor, (204.34: J. R. Patten, la
bor. (223.03; H. J. Peterson, labor, (343.65;
C. O. Ross, labor. (223 65: A. B. Rostad.
labor. (214.33; D. W. Sclfned, labor,
1207.93; Raymond Syveraon, labro, (251.5$;
E. H. Busby, labor, (197 32; C. A. Corbine.
labor, (191.17; Tom Bowden. labor. (269.98;
Oeorgo Fraudendlener, labor, $2 1 1 .43;
Warren Hicks, labor, (1190; Floyd Mudd,
bailiff, (58-90; Robert Slmmj. bailiff, (8.90;
L. M. Wright, dep. aherilf, $14.25; Harry
Becker, hauling rock. $882; L. M, Cue,
hauling rock. 1908; Cleo Keppinier. haul
ing rock, $924; John Nag, hauling rock,
19U3; Steve Annderson. atty. fee, (43;
H. J. Bratxel. reporter. $10: Hank's Park
ing Lot. Jurors' cars, parking, (5; Maxln
Hill. Jurors' cars, parking, (2.25: Louis
Lesley, jurors' cars, parking, 13 35; Law
rence Osterman. atty fee. (135; Salem
Parkins Service, Jurors' cars, parking, 13;
Ruth Staab, Jurors' cars, parkin. 11.75:
Ralph C. Cox he ad Corp.. sups., (3.71: Your
Town, sups., (3$ 25; Dept. of Agriculture,
cherry fruit fly control. $33.98: Assoc. of
Oregon Counties, public lands comm.,
1130; Leston W. Howell, per diem, etc.
(82.82: Bureau of Labor, permit. 12: East-
erday Supply Co., sups., (9.60; Otis Elev.
contract. (8.50; McOUchrlat Jc Song.
sups., 13.84: Salem Ins. Aaent Assoc.,
Ins., $69: Salem Willamette Supply, reps.,
(40.75: Vibbcrt Electric, repa.. $1.73: Sam
B. Harbison, T.E., (16.30: Albert C. Oragf,
postmaster, postage, (6: Dr. Theodora
Stuckart, exam., $10; Sybil C. Catlln k
Frank H. Spears, rent. (100: Earl Adams.
T.E., (289.82: John Schmid. garbage dis
posal. $100. Health Dept. Dr. M. K. Cro
thera, med. serv.. (41.66: Doctor's Supply
Co.. sups., (81.68: Dr. Margaret Dowell.
med. serv., (10; Dr. Lucille Fortner, med.
serv., no; A. C. Orate, postmaster, post
age, 835: Hendrle Medical Lab., lab. ser
vice, (125; Dr. Robeert Joseph, med. ser
vice, (36: Dr. B. I. Knapp, med. serv., $10:
Helen Melby. labor. 140.50: Dr. Oeorae W.
Paeth, med. serv., (225; J. C. Penney Co..
sup., (9.96; Perry's Drug Store, sups.,
123.74: The Qulsenberry Pharmacy, sups..
$29.93: Salem Med. Lab., lab. serv.. (33.37:
Salem Masonic Temple Assoc., rent, (250:
School Dist. No. 4, tele., (1.13; W. J.
Stone, petty cash, (17.73; Todd'a Camera
Clinic, sups., (20.36. Mine. John W. Han-
ranan, rees, lija.ag; t rc-a w. Lange, lees,
418: K. J. Peterson, fees. (363.23: A. W.
Simmons, fees, $105: Laura E. Havernick,
indemnity, (a; cnaries B. Jayne, indem
nity, 37.50; Adlore A. Paquln. Indemnity,
18; Alvln L Pool, lnndemnity, (8: Dr. Hor
ace Miller, exam., 125; Dr. Roscoe C. Wil
son, exam., (20: Dr. Paul Wolfe, exam.,
$10: Jacob A. Braunberger, care. (24.13;
Mrs. Mary Halvorsen. care. (50: Mra.
Stewart Miner, care, (43.45; Dr. Estill L.
Brunk. sups., (7.30; Fingerprint Equip.
Lab., sups., $20.65; Painless Parker Den
tist, med. serv., (7.50: Sanitary Service
Co., Inc.. removing garbage. (1.90; Denver
Young, meals. (1.043.04; J. C. Fowler, T.E..
14.85: E. E. Howell, rent, etc., $20; Emery
J. Jackson. T.E., etc., (44.11: W. H. Bell,
rent, etc., (35; Henry Smith, T.E., $6.40;
Woodburn Independent, sups., (37.95: T. C
Oorman, rent. (15; Albertina Kerr Homes,
court comm., (9.03; The Boys Sc Girls Aid
Soc. of Ore., court comm., $30: Catholic
Charities Inc., court comm., (40.65; Chil
dren's Farm Home, court comm.. $27.10:
J. H. Turntdae. court comm., (30; Keep
Oregon Green Assoc., contribution. (100:
Agnes c. uootn, i.e., iiw.ib: state Dept.
of Education, sups., (45; Dept. of Agricul
ture, sealer, $32.82; Consolidated Freight
ways, frt.. $32.63; H. F. Domoaalla. T.E..
$6.48; DARCO Inc. Business Forms, aupi..
1757.53; Burke's Camera Shop, sup.,
116.83; Capital City Transfer Co., frt..
13.35; Don's Union Station, sups., $1.30;
Denver Young, postage, $9; Denver Young
sups.. (30; A. D. O rah am, T.E., $1.92: Sa
lem Blue Print Co.. sups.. (13.50; Sam J.
Harms, sups., (5.30; A. C. Oragg, postage.
M0: K. C. Saalfeld. TE, 125 10: Mrs. It
K. Bates, chickens killed, (1135; H. E.
Bennett, sheep killed. (37: Ralph D Vil
lus, hep killed. $11: F. R. Fortune, tur
key killed. (4.50; O. P. Olven. sheep killed.
(15: The K eyes-Da vis Co., sups.. 19-80;
Henry R utile, sheep killed, $34; Err in A.
Ward. T E (79.20: Denver Youni. liquor
law enf.. $09.15: The American Law Book
Co, law. $10: Bancroft-Whitney Co..
laws, $330: West Publishing. Co., laws,
110; Oeo. E. Alien Hardware, sup.. $3.60;
Amerclan Brush Co., sups., $53 90; Ames
Hardware 4r Purn. Co., sups., (3693; W.
L. Anderson Inc., reps., $2: Arnvco Drain
age Aj Metal Products, sups.. (4.483.20;
Asbury Transportation Co., frt., (54.79:
Th Atco Co., sups.. $157.73: Ballou k
Wright, sups., (92 93: Bearing Master
Sales. Inc.. sups.. (1.7$: Birkemeier and
Sarema, sups., (3.300 46; Bostltch-North-wast
Co.. sups., (39.21: E. H. Burrell, aup.,
(31.70: Burrouih Adding Mach. Co., aup.,
(4.05: Canby Sand and O ravel, sups.,
(3a 0: Capital Auto Parts, reps., (30.04:
Capita City Bindery, sups., (17.30: Capi
tal Journal, adv., (3; Capitol Lbr. Co.,
sup., (75.60; Monroe S. Cheek, sups..
1123.90; City of Salem, cutting grass
(8.10: Ctly pf Salem, reps., (20.67; City
Water Dept.. water, $98,10; Joe Clark,
labor, (638.75: Clyde Equip, Co., reps.,
(7.43: Colyear Motor Sales Co., sups.,
(104.96; The Commercial Book Store, sup.,
$196.40; Doom tie Master Service Sia.,
sup., (343.12: Douthton Hardware, reps.,
19.35; Engineer Sand Ac Gravel Co., aup.,
$500.90; Ray L. Farmer Hdw, Co., sup.,
14.99; Firestone Stores, sups., (273.43; W.
Possholm. sign. 14.60: Frerea-Frank Lbr.
Co., sup.. $21.60; J. A. and E. C . Frla- :
refund. $132.44; General Petroleum:
Corp., sup., $46.1$; The J. K OU1 Co..
sup., 110.29: Dr. John R. Ooldsmlth, :
exam., $20; The B. F. Goodrich Co., aup..
(119.70; A. C. Haac and Co.. sups., (1;
J. D. Hart well. sups.. 124.50: J. E. Hasel- :
tin it Co.. aup., $197.96: Herrold-Philip- :
Pi Motor Co.. sup., 13.201.89: The Haloid
Co., sup., (794.95; Home Fuel Oil Co.,
up., $134.40: Howard Cooper Corp., sups.,
(722.46; Chas. H. Hoyt, gravel, 113,044.70;
Industrial Supply Co. of Salem, ten..
1485; Interstate Tractor St Equip. Co., .
sup., (6.133.49; Johnson, Slewert fc A'.d-
rich, sup., $40.48; J. o. Jones, gas, (4 36:
Ira Jorgensen, sup., 1221.87: H. A. Judd,
peetty cash, 118.98; Kay Typewriter Co..
husk.. (14.50: Keiczer Sand it O ravel Co..
sups.. 132.73: Lloyd Ketchum, ups..
1431.90: Kubll-Howell Co.. suus.. 12.50:
Claude Lewis, rent, (25: C. J. Lewis, gas.
(33.26; Loxger St Contractors Mach. Co.,
reps.. (2.43; James H. Maden Co.. rep..
1107.67: R. H. McColly, hauling gravel,
1966.69; M. J. McCormlck, sups., 13.70;
McKay Chev. Co.. sup.. (166.79; A. B. Mc
Lauchlan Co.. reps.. (3.50: Mill Supply
Corp., sups., (58.24; W. C. Miller, T.E.,
(15.30: Harvey O. Moen. hauling crave,
1789.26: Montgomery Ward Si Co., sum..
1122.70: Mountain States Power Co., LitcP.
(60.50; Needham' Book Store. sups.,
1152.42. Alf. O. Nelson, rent. HQ: Nnrris
Se Walker Chemical Co., sups., (1.750;
Northwest Ind. Laundry Co., laundry,
15.76: Oregon Elec. Co.. frt.. $1,903.16:
Oregon Oravel Co., gravel. (8,048.10; Ore
con Physicians Service, dues, 1385.10; Ore-
on State Highway Comm.. on Indepen
dence bridge, (119,336,25; Bent Otjen St
Son, use of equip., (1.366.25: Pacific Bids.,
rent, ioo: pacutc Tele. & Tele. Co.. te e.
St tele., 1387.89; Peck Bros., tups., (346.66;
L. V. Petersen, labor. (87; L. V. Peterson,
equip., 13.000: Phllippl Tire Service, reps..
$2.03: Pierce Auto Frt. Lines Inc.. frt..
$1.25; Pltney-Bowe Inc., sup., $5,12:
Portland Gen. Elec. Co.. LAP. (167.81 ;
Quoruet Oarage, reps., (21; Remington
Rand Inc., sups.. (525.70; J. H. Rigdon,
oil rock. (1,730.73: Roen Typewriter Co.,
rent. (2.50; Saffron Supply Co., sups.,
(34.35: A. Sahll, wood, $884.50: Salem
Auto Parts Co., reps., (5.17; Salem Hard
ware Co.. rups, (14.66: Salem Iron Works,
rep., (1.25: Salem Navigation Co., frt.,
$1.29: Salem teel St Supply Co., rep..
1181.71; Salem Welding Supply, aup.,
$13.51; Santlam Oravel CO., gravel. (55.62;
Shell Oil Co.. gas. etc., $33.18; Silver
Wheel Motor Freight, frt.. (123: H. A.
Simmons, gas, etc., (2,363.06; H. A. Sim
mons, gas. 1138.38: Smith Auto Parts Co..
sups., $1.76: R. Old Smith Jr., hauling
rock. (956.81: Snap-on Tools Corp., sups..
$2.73: Standard Oil Co. of Calif., gas,
(239.30: State Public Welfare Comm.. care.
(63.244.50; State Tire Service, aup., (9.67,
Statesman Pub. Co., adv., $280.72; A. C. !
& Mary F. Stowell, rent. (125: E. O. Se
Ronald H. Byron. sups.v ($79.89: Tide 1
Water Assot?. Oil Co, gas. $158 97: Union,
Oil Co. f Calif.. ias. etc.. (22,007.34; Un
ion Title Service Co., check RW, (10;
Unruh-Knapp Printing Co. sup., $5$. OS;
Valley Motor Co., sups., (173 0$; Valley
Motor Co., reps.. (IT M Valley Welding
Supply Co.. sups., (33 60: Walling Sand
St Oravel Co., travel. j,ojd; western
Auto Supply Co., up , (0 96: We tern Un.
ton Tele. Co . tele.. (24 53; John Whttten,
labor. 116.50: Willamette Valley Trans. V
Co. frt., $9.68: Woodbury Co.. -up.,
(77.37: R. D. Woodrow Co.. up.. $11.1$:
ellerbach Paper Co.. aup., $99 9$; Walter
H. Zoacl Co., sups., (219. 37.
riOCEEDINClR
Sept. 1, 1949 Permit to haul logs. E. Q,
Neal; pip line permit, Gltn F. Beumgaru
ner and Wm. B Duda. 3 for City of Salem
water departmnt: pole lln permits to
Portland General Electric Co., J. F. SchnU
der. Sept. 3, permit to haul loas. Wagner
and Bevler; order appointing viewers and
setting hearing on petition for way of n
culty In Sec. 10. 8-3-W., and order notify
Int property owner of meeting. Sept. t,
regulation No. 34 by Oregon Liquor Control
commission; indemnity claim oi Austin A.
Kyle, final hearing 93049; dance hall
license. Frank Wilson; deed from Robert
Norrt et ux to Marion county lor
dedicated road In Ewald Fruit Farma plac
ed on file only. Sept. 6, county engineer
report on work on Llvlnaston avenue in
Harlands subdlv. In Sec. 13. 1-3-W. Sept.
7, approval of plat of "Brewster Addi
tion": petition of Bernlce L. Varner t al
In RE: changing name of Chemawa. road,
hearing set for Oct. 7: Indemnity claim
of Clifford H. Kuenzl, final hearing et
for 9949: permit to haul log. Capitol
ILumber Fuel Co. Sept. 8, quit claim deed
to E. W. Burns t ux: petition to estab
lish a county road out of Grant st. and
James ave. In Sliverton, Indefinitely post
poned; resolution for deed to United
States for .3 of an acre In Detroit dam
rea. Sept. 9. final hearing on indemnity
claim of Laura E. Havernlck; order by
atat tax commission removing 40 acre In
Sec. 36. 7-1 -E from reforestation act.
Sept. 10, permit to move a Cyclone, Fre
res and Frank Lumber Co, Sept. 13. peti
tlon for Incorporating city of Detroit, or
der setting date, etc., also notice of elec
tion and order to post notice. Sept. 13,
beer llecnse, J. T. Jun et al, Herman F.
Breitensteln et al: permit to haul log.
Wallace Bevler. Sept. 14. permit to haul
logs. Walter L. Rak. Henry Query: peti
tion opposing inclusion in Liberty-Salem-
Hel his fire district; Lone oak Mutual
Telephone Co., pole line permit; proposed
formation of Lioerty-saiem Heigrtu rural
ftre district taken under advisement, re-
alignment to made and submitted to
court. Sept. IS, permit to haul logs, Frank
pokornr: petition oi a. a. Larsen et al
to be excluded from proposed Liberty-Sa
le m Heights fire district. Sept, 16, permit
move combine, W. J. Kloft; resolution aet
tint out the policy of the court on vaca
tion and sick leave granted road employ
ees; two petitions to preserve present
Marlon County court house; list or addi
tional Jurors for circuit court. Sept. 17,
pole line permit, Portland Oeneral Electric
indemnity claim or Tom L. weoo.
final hearing 93049; report on Cherry
Fruit fly control work. Sept. 19. Indemnity
clal mof Frank M. Boen; final hearing
9 '3049; Harold F. Wlltse, permit to haul
lots; Sent. 30. beer license. Frank P. Mar
shall: acceptance of option for purchase
ay united States of .3 of an acre In De
troit dam area: permit to haul log, Don
ald Crockett and Freddie Crlte. Sept. 21,
regulation No. 7 by Oregon Liquor Control
commission; quit claim deed to Mary E.
Alexander; .indemnity Claim oi Andrew
J. Colyer. final hearing set for 10 '849.
Sept. 23. permit to haul log. J. V. Spoel-
Ktra: pipe line permits 3 to Salem
Heights water district. Sept. 37, Indemnity
cliam of James R. Linn, final hearing set
for 10 '8 '49; report on Twelfth street traf
fic survey; permit to haul log. Maurice
More and Boyd L. Hilton. Sept. 28,
beer license. Dallas and Una Drink ill:
pole line permit 2) to Portland General
Electric Co.: order aettlng speed limit on
portion of Market road 91 at 40 miles per
transfer of funds pursuant to can
cellation of seven year warrants. Sept. 39,
permit to haul logs, H. A. Russell; indem
nity claim of James R. Linn, final hear
ing 101049. Sept. 30, final hearing on
Indemnity claim or Austin A. Kyle, Clif
ford H. Kuenzl. Tom L. Webb. Frank U.
Boen: indemnity claim of H. Ml k kelson
and Bon, final hearing set for 103149;
transfer order.
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