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Radio-Television
By DAVE BLACKMER
Say. we forsrot to
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short end of the straws and got to work during the
atomic weapon blasts early Tuesday morning . . f The
Kent being able technician Don Martin . . . "
:: Clayton Sheldon, Portland, recently started publi
cation of a mag named Television LIFE. The smaU
package Is five by seven inches in size . . . Some
thing new Indeed for Oregonian Tele-Viewers. Shel
don tames- complete digest of television .. .
TOPS IN ,
TELEVISION
Arthur Godfrey
and His Friends with
Frank Parker, Hale-
loke, the Mariners,
Chordettes, Tony
Marvin, Archie Bley-
ers and other KPTV
Wednesdays 8:80 p.m.
,
UNITED NATIONS
As a public service,
KPTV and the Na
tional Broadcasting
company will occa
. sionally b r i n g , to
Northwest televiewers
sessions of the Gen
eral Assembly of . the United Nations direct from New
York City. Because of the time differential, these pro
grams will be telecast early in the morning between
8 and 9 a.m. -
KPTV will be unable to schedule these sessions before
hand, due to lack of advance information concerning
the contents and importance of each day's sessions.
KPTV and the National Broadcasting company will
endeavor to carry these meetings whenever possible.
Keep informed . . . know what your government and the
other members of the UN are doinur . . . watch, listen
and think when you see the UNITED NATIONS on Chan
nel 27.
YOURS FOR THE TELE-VIEWING
Pabst Bouts at 7:00. Bobby Dykes, San Antonio, Texas,
s. Pierre Langlois of Paris, France. 10-round middle
weight bout from Dallas, Texas.
Hollywood Opening Night at 8:00. June Havoc, Don
JJeFore, "Komantic Type." Tale of two romantically
minded people who run a talent agency.1
I Married Joan at 9:00. Joan fixes a 16-year-old girl
up with the boy next door, and winds up as female
Cyrano trying to get the two love-smitten teen-agers
together.
This Is Your Life at 9:30. FrankCoffyn, 74-year-old
aviation pioneer who was first student of Wright broth
ers, and first to fly an aircraft under the Brooklyn bridge,
Is honored by Ralph Edwards tonight.
Kraft Theater at 10 :00. Capt. George Hill, James Greg-
.. i ti - i. 1 1 tiM ii i r u - i
ui v ttiiu tfuiin auiuLwii 111 my xruLiit:i s Accucr. at ue
hind-the-lines story of the Korean war of a Marine com
mander who is forced to make his most difficult decision.
Nite Owl Theater at 11:30. "Bowery Boy." Dennis
O Keefe, Louise Campbell. '
On Television
KPTV (Channel 27)
(Only wotTMnj ichftduled In tdvanci)
U;U Jn. Gurry Moor
11:00 p.m. Th Bit PkToff
p.m. Wtlcomw Travtltri
1:00 p.m. Kat JBmlth
1:00 p.m. Doublt or Nothinf
1:10 p.it. tx.k. It Rich
:0O p.m. Mttlnt Theater
. 4:10 p.m. Loft et Lift
4: p,m Peter Fan
:0O p.m. Howdy Doody
1:30 p.m. TootBit Hippodrome
:00 p.ntrlka It Rich
:10 p.m. Doui Xdwerdi
4:45 p.m. Tlmt for Beany
1:00 p.m. rihti
:45 p.m. Neva Caravan
:0O p.m. Hollywood Opeolu Mlfhl
1:10 p.m. Arthur Oodlrty
w.w p.m. i aaarnea joan
t:10 p.m. That- Xi Tour Lift
10:00 p.m. Kraft Theater
11:00 p.m. March of Tima
11:30 p.m. Nit Theater
Salem Fringe Area -
Picture
Is Tops!
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3:00 p.m. The Feminine Amla
3: IS p.m. Arthur Oodfrey
2:30 p.m. fitrlke It Rich
3:00 p.m. Mat In t Theater
4:15 p.m. Oearch for Tomorrow
4:30 p.m. Lov of Life
4:46 p.m. fltranttr Than Flttta.
8:00 p.m. Howdy Doody
:00 p.m. Rani Rldtr
6:30 p.m. Doua Idwardl, Mewl
1:46 p.m. Time for Beany
7:00 p.m. My Hero
1:30 p.m. Dinah Short
7:43 p.m. Newt Caravan
3:00 p.m. Groucho Marx
3:30 p.m. Burn and Allen
3:00 p.m. The Unexpected
3:30 p.m. Ford Theater
10:00 p.m. Martin Kant
10:30 p.m. WrutUni
11:30 p.m. Hltt Owl Theater
THURSDAY
11:00 a.m. Freedom Rlnm
11:30 a.m. Hollywood Reel
11:45 a.m. Oarry Moore
13:00 p.m. The Bit Payoff
12:30 p.m. Welcome Traveler
1:00 p.m. Kate fimlth anew
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I il l rCegPSgigS
Don't
Like Swooners
New York It won't do you
any good to swoon It you're
trying to get yourself hired by
a celebrity; eroonert don't like
wooneri ai secretaries, accord
ing to Today's Secretary mag
azine. Neither do top-flight en
tertalnen, according to Mar
lorle Hughe, who ought to
know, because ahe'a aecretary
to Bob Hope.. -.. -
What they want, according
to Marjorie, if someone they
can depend on to do a good rou
tin job and to take emergen
cles in their stride.
When Mr. Hop Is out of
town, Marjorie, in addition to
keping things on an even keel
at the office, has to be ready,
at a moment's notice, to help
her boss out of any situation in
which he may suddenly find
himself. .
For instance, most secretaries
could feel reasonably free, with
their boss in mid -ocean, cn
route to Europe, to relax and
draw a deep breath. Not Mar
jorie. Her phone rang, recent
ly, and there he was calling
from the Queen Mary.
'I hear London's having' an
unseasonable fog, said Bob.
'Will you pull our files on fog
gags and air-mail them to me
tonight? Need them in London
day after tomorrow."
A trip to Mr. Hope's Joke
files is almost like a visit to
Fort Knox, according to Mar
jorie. He couldn't guard tbem
more carefully If they were
gold nuggets. They're ensconc
ed in a secret and steel vault,
and they constitute the enter
tainment world s most fabulous
collection of rib -ticklers
about 100,000 in all, collected
over a period of years.
File headings include such
items as "Fat Ladles," Foot
ball," Santa Claus," and al
most anything else you can
think of. Alongside most of
the gags is a scribbled coding
in Mr. Hope's own handwrit
ing, for he reads and evaluates
every joke produced by his
writers. An unmarked joke
means he considers it a dud.
A checked gag line indicates
a maybe pretty funny." And
he enthusiastically circles the
"sure-fires," which often be
come meat for the five-minute
monologues that open each of
his TV, radio and personal, ap
pearances.
One of Miss Hughes' prob
lems is trying to keep up with
Mr. Hope s penchant for mak
ing his own schedules.' "We in
the office are never surprised,'
she says, "to find that he's left
town. We may come in one
morning and find a note: 'Gone
to Alaska back soon.' It's
quite usual for him to be here
at noon and aboard plane
heading- for Europe by night
fall. He's always adding to the
more than 2,000,000 miles he's
already travelled, on every con
tinent, since 1941.
Dictation from Mr. Hop is
nothing for an awestruck girl.
"At first I thought I was on
the receiving end of a verbal
machine gun," says Marjorie.
"But now I'm used to it. I've
never bothered to check, but
he probably dictates at least
180 words a minute."
Mr., Hope makes most of his
own appointments, she says,
leaving the routine to his of
fice people. He knows thou
sands of people his staff has
never heard of many of them
acquaintances made while ap
pearing around the world.
H works all hours, some
times all night. Gag-hatching
sessions, with Mr. Hop as mas
ter of ceremonies, frequently
last till dawn, particularly
right before a show. Top
flight comedy doesn't Just hap
pen. Miss Hughes thinks it's par
ticularly important for a celeb
rity's secretary to keep in mind
what every good secretary
should remember: Your boss's
business stays locked up in the
office when you leave.
Paper Stockholders
Will Vote on Merger
Portland u. A vote of
St. Helens Pulp and Paper
company stockholders on a
merger with Crown Zellerbach
will start with receipt of a
formal offer from Zellerbach
officials next week.
Stockholders met here yes
terday to discuss the $12,000,
000 deal and most appeared to
favor the transaction, accord
ing to spokesmen.
Reason for the merger, as ex
plained by directors, is that
an expansion has cost more
than estimated and additional
funds cannot be raised by bor
rowing in addition to the $4,
000,000 already negotiated.
Lily Pons Memorable
For Salem Song Lovers
By MABIAN LOWKY FISCBIB
Lily Pons, she with vote
of bo comparables, cam to
Salem Tuesday night, bar con
cert without "ibt th memor
able highlight for mav seasons
of th Community Cavrt as
sociation. ; .j.; . ., ' I
A capacity audience erowded
the Salem high school audito
rium to hear th voic and to
admire th attractive person
ality. They say of Lily Pons
that to hear one of her concerts
is an experience to be cher
ished, and that expresses the
reception her.
Memorable were the num
bers sung with flute obbllgato.
a combination perfect for the
Pons voice. John May was the
flutist, Henry Holt the pianist
lor ice concert. In these num
bers were on to close the eyes
one could hsrdly distinguish
between the flute notes and the
flute like voice. It is a rich ex
perience to hear Lily Pons be
cause of the magnificent voice
control that marks her singing.
The two numbers with flute
obbllgato remembered especial
ly are "La Caplnera" by Bene
diet and "Charmant Oiseau'
by David. .
- It was a short program as
far as time goes, but a "heavy
one," as she expressed it, be
cause of the exacting control
and exertion necessary. The
audience thrilled to her presen
tation of "Je suis Titania" from
"Mignon" and the finale, "Caro
Nome, Rigoletto,": of Verdi.
Miss Pons came back for two
encores, including the ever po-
Jaycees Amass
AudionGadgets
Woodburn A variety of
goods and services already have
been offered for the community
action auction to be held March
27. at the Woodburn armory,
sponsored by the Woodburn
Jaycees and Jaycee-Ettes. Pro
ceeds will go to an undisclosed
but worthy local project. .
Among the services offered
will be the offer of Lou Hilde-
brandt to provide and spread
a 100-pound sack of fertilizer:
Dr. Gerald B. Smith and Mrs.
Tom DeArmond have offered
meir services as caddies for a
round of golf; Tony Painter will
put up three one-half hour golf
lessons; members of the na
tional guard company will
split up into groups to plow
and prepare a yard for a new
lawn or clean up a lot; Herb
Bamage will plow a garden up
to one acre; Mildred Guthrie
will make her famous almond
roca; Harold Livesay will fur
nish materials and build a dog
nouse to the buyer's specifica
tions; Mrs. Glen Ahre will give
five free piano lessons; the
C-J laundry will wash and dry
five loads of laundry; Kilian
Smith will put up a $10 set of
miniature International Har
vester toys, and many more ar
ticles and services are being
offered for this community
event.
A professional auctioneer, as
sisted by the Jaycees, will sell
the goods and service donated
by local residents to th highest
bidder.
Any one interested in nor.
ticipating in the auction by do
nating either goods or services
Is asked to contact either Mrs.
Lou Hildebrandt at 8031 or
Mrs. Gilbert Ramage, 2-4823.
pular The Muile Box," an
other of th typ of th Hut
obbllgato numbers. -
. It was difficult to determine
who was more thrilled with
Miss Pons' concert the capaci
ty crowd, or th singer herself.
. In a brief interview follow
ing the program, the petit,
gracious singer ' greeted her
callers by figuratively singing
out: ' ','., ;
"Oh, that wonderful audi
ence. And th little children,
so many or theml I aaw one
little girl,. I know she is net
more than S or 4 years old. She
scarcely moved, she watched
me every minut. It was a won
deriul audience. It mad me
happy." . 1
The world renowned colora
tura soprano then went on to
tall of her plans for th early
summer, giving the small group
of Interviewers little chance to
ask a question. She will go to
England to sing during the cor
onation events, then plans a
three-month vacation in France,
Italy, and Switzerland.
For her concert here the
singer wore a sbft pink bro
caded dress, styled with off
shoulder neckline and a wide
American Beauty sash with
bow in back: a soarkly neck
lace, and long white gloves for
tne first part of the program.
She had donned a short leopard
skin jacket for the interview.
Miss Pons limits this inter
view - business, however. She
was in Salem all day Tuesday,
but she does not meet the press
ahead of the program. She was
gracious, for the few minutes
following the concert, but very
abruptly announced she was
weary after the heavy program.
and promptly turned from her
callers to attend to the business
with the Community Concert
association officials. It was all
done in a manner not to offend,
however. 'i
During th intermission.
Mark Hatfield, president of the
association, announced the
membership renewal campaign
fornext season will be on soon,
closing March 30, and he asked
cooperation of the members to
give' their answers on renew
als by then. .
New Army Amphibious
Vehicle. 3 Men Lost
Ban Francisco () Th U.S.
Army's newest and largest am
phibious cargo vehicle th
Baro sank last night and all
three crew members w r
drowned, th Sixth Army said
today.
Th oraft, completed only last
September and still under test,
went down suddenly and unac
countably oft ; Pigeon Point,
about 20 miles south of here.
It was being towed by an Army
tug from Monterey Bay to San
Francisco. Rough weather made
it impossible to determine the
cause, th Army said. . '
BIO CORPORATION PAYS
New York W A check for
87 million dollars in Income
taxes was received from on
corporation at th Second In
ternal Revenue District head
quarters Monday.
the Premier Broadcast
OF TMI
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I. . Parmar Bdwa., Sapa. T.IOi Paaoaaabtr
ISaobla Co.. Bap, 4.10; OUknt arttfc.
an, Supa. 01.11: Tha Balatd Ca, Snaa, '
11M.TS; Banlar Conerttt Prodatla, Ml, '
OM.OOi 1. B. Haaaltlna 4) ca.. da. sst.loi
Haydan'a Capital Oltr alndayy, saaa, .
IM.Ot; HaroM-Pnlltwt Motor Ca, Btpa,
to.ixi jbo F. bubi ai bob. ao, o.oai ,
HutobaoB Paint aiora, Supa. T.M1 xaktf
tata Tractor at Btulr, Bra. Mt.ooi
John ton Ja aMawart, aapa, alt .01: Ira
Jortanaan. do, 140.41; judaaa'a Plyinb-
lnr ar Baattas, Rap, mo; a.ar Trp
rltar. asps. Jl.00; Th Blaata rkata.
Bap, 10.41; T. L. Bunna Oo, Bap,
n.7ll 47. 4, uwi, oaa, U4.a; aaaaaa :
XVawla, Baat, M OO; Uarloa XtackrU Ca,
Matt, 11.11: B. c. MattaoB, Ml, 11.141 .
c. Malta on. t b, aojj; XMniiaa at-
Bar Char. Co., Rap, n.Tli Mill sapvly
Corp, Rtp, S.TXi latnnaaot kfratnt
mii. w, -ainna, aao.ap; Mountain ataau -Powar
. Co, Powar. fl.M; MaJtmaaaah -
countr. Boip, M.OOl Naaahaat'a Book .
tor, Mlac, 114.04: Rnrbtrt Said ax
ararai, orarti, ai re: Boruma', Maau,
ut.io: MorrU Walker Paint Oo, Mia.
tao.Ot; Orw on Orarl Oo, Mln, llal.ll
Oral on PhraXelua, OP. liiati Tk i
T 4k T Co, aorrtee, . SOtJI; Paatfl
BnUdlns, Bint. 110.001 PWllapl Tlra
arrko. Rap. 1.60: Pbotottat Cor. upa.
Itt.it: Portland otatral atetrla Co,
Power, X0I.O4; Bad Crota Pbaraaaer, .
bum, n.iti Ralman Sheet Metal Ca.
Rep. .H: Xttmlnitoa Band Xaa. Sktaa.
TI.O0; BhotOB, Rhotaa avoarttra, Ba.
fund, 1.091 tUebllild OU cor, Supa,
11.011 1. H. BUdoa, Mile. tl.TJ; Babtrts
Brothera, Mtto, 1.11: Baeteta jVdelpk.
Bond, ttT.tO: Balam Auto Part Co,
nap, i.ia; flatem trooeret n CO, tka. : .
71.01: aalem Btool ataaptr Co., do, -
111.11: aUotlam On Oo- oaa. at aoi
Bhal OU Co, do, 11.00; atalUas Jack's
Buptr aarylce, do, 17.41: bub Baker
auwn, atepa, .oti atatemaa ruouah
lot Ca, Adr, 1714; aKattnoaa pua-
uinini co, Mr, n.u: auto Tin
BerrlM, Bepi, llt.ll; atalnke'e Ina,
Rtp, IW.Ml attreneoB at Mettord, Bat-
aarr. ai.aa; -Jin water aaaooiauOB. Oaa
It OU, 017.00; Union OU Co, DlaaeL
16.111 Veiny Conoret Co- Mlaa. loo toi
VaUey Parmere Corp, Oa at OU, U50..
Llaeaaa Paaa Bryin A. Ward. Bntoroe-
mant Officer, llt.lt; It. J. aJUBtoa,!,,, UoUsr Co." Rep. llt.xii Valla
Clerk, 111.00. ctaatr TOpartr n. win. j,n4 a. nrarel Co.. Mlac. lu.err Van..
TlilalieB, Lnd AaeaV no.ltl L. U. WlM ,p llMl vttlk M
fcbJillon, Btenoo, 0.00: Robert H. An-1 Q, 4U.M; wUlns Sand J
tlaatra utri . ai. awart, v.u. u
tlaeer, 15J.01; Thto. Xuenil, Aaa t Ba-
Installed in Your Home for as Low as
$2.95 Per Week
Valley Tefevfsion Center
TWO VALLEY STORES"
Complete sales, servlc and installation. All sots told and
in nailed carry lull. so-day service.
' Factory-trained Technicians
IN SALEM ' ' ,
Baigley Bros.
Furniture
2315 Fairgrounds RJ.
fhon 2-5491
IN WOODBURN
171 Grant Sf.
Fhon. 3611
mi
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if.viv-inre-T)
Ph. 4-3331
CLASSES START
MARCH 31
BOYS AND GIRLS
Aslf16
LEARN ACCORDION
. Now Forming Nw Class
SALEM MUSIC COS
LUCKY "7" "SET'
World Famous
Galanti Accordions
YOU GET:
Use of accordion for instruction and sup
ervised practice periods.
Two periods each week for seven (7)
weeks in our store studio.
Yon can earn Achievement Award up to
$25.00 value on new GALANTI accordion.
REGISTRATION $1300
ONLY
Read These Simple Rules
1. Must be Between ages t and 14 years,
inclusive.
i. Must have had NO previous experience
on accordion.
S. Must asree to be present at each class
meeting; for 7 weeks to be eligible for
Achievement Award.
('Not o contest, but an award of mrit for individual chivmnt an th instrument)
Not: Only limited number of instruments availabl for us an this special ffr.
REGISTER NOW AT
FHONE 2-870S
SALIM, ORIGON
1S3 5. HIGH ST.
linear, Jlt.M; A. M. Preanall, Beora
tarr. lll.ll. 111 Louli A. Andrui,
Jailer, 141.0t. Wtadbara Jaitleo Harold
anhlal. Conatanle. 10.401 Marr T. Oor-
man. Clerk, tt.to. Bkerill - larat
Ploreaee Totmr. Bitra. 44.11. MaltlUta
Bdltk Tom, Olera, lll.ii. avaaar J. r.
Aaplnwul, XAOor, jev.io; rtooara w.
Hlndnan. do. .141.01: Delbert 1. Balr,
a. 979 II: J.' A. Bursa, do. X7I-I7;
Mobari Harl. do. 111.09: Blrntr T. Xdeen,
do, I35.lt: Xrvlrur XX. Johneon, do, SM.OS;
Harold L. Martin, do, Itt.00; Prink
nrnalka. Aa. 9JB.3R1 O. D. BUlIf T. do.
131.40; Henrr Bower, do, 110.04; Odle
Connelly, do. 147.411 xticnard Dane, co,
117.11: Jo Oebaeon. do. 151.10; Law
r.nra Pahar. do. 111.50; WUlmar Pou-
holm, Labor, 141.14; Harrer M. Olrod,
do, 117.40; Clair narver. no, ato.ia;
rot Hatfield, do, 111.11; Dick Boner,
do, ll7.oi: Barney aropp. w, ax..ao,
Laurel Lamb, do, 141.17: Vlrtll Lonl, do,
4.t: E. A. Martin, do, 140.33; W. K.
Maatar, do, 1SUS: Jobs McAUUter, do,
101.171 B. B. MoAUUUr, da, nt.tt; Jal.
RIHl, do, 101.31: Glenn Robertaon, do,
314 Ml D. P. eharf, do, 304.01; w. N.
Shaw, do, 111.11; Robert smltb, do,
354.01: Barl D. StantUer. do. 330.71;
C. J. Btrarou, do, 1IJ)I; Tad K. stone,
do. 303.33; Plord Taylor, do, 311.05:
Lloyd B. Taylor, do, 315.05 ; A. M. Thela,
do, 150.01: Huih Wabb. do, 157.lt; Sam
Weaie, do, 117. Ml Tonr Woottl. do,
300.17; Robert O. Bye, do, 311.10: Jo. A.
Roble, do, ll7.lt; eJeae R. carter, do,
Mill; Lotll Caaa, do, .11.00: Uord
Jarman, do, 144.00; Harvey Lively, do,
333.10: Leo MoCalllitir, do, 171.171
Henrr Raamuaaen, do, 141.51: Tom
Rltchiy, do, 14i.it: w. s. Bheller, do,
3lt.ll; J. C. Curnutt, do, 17t.Ot; John
Anderaoa Jr., do, H7.lt; Albert L. Canoy.
do, 3X0.M; Ctiai. P. Canoy, do, 111.10;
L. R. cooper, do, 343.lt; B, J. Coovar,
do. lll.ll: wllmer Dahlben. 34l.it;
Robert L Martin, Labor, 111.31; XL J.
Peterson, do, 101.40; C. O. Rou, do,
331.14: A. B. Roiled, do, 337.01; W. J.
fltaril, do, 153.04; Wn. Naftater. do.
175.50: Leo A. Andrea, do, 111.05; VlnU
R. Paher, do, 111.01; B. M. Martin, do,
311.01; Molrln Monnler, do, 111.00;
Delbert aheUlto, do, 111.01: Delbert K.
Wamenrotb, do, 111.11; S. X. Bly, do,
371.00; W. M. Duetieteeu. do, 343.00;
Arthur Thayer, do, 354.71! Kenneth
Watu. do, 157.14: Llle L. WUt. do.
3U.74; Tom Bowdan. do. 114.04: Prank
L. Hanha, do, 113.74. larrorer' Olllea
John W. Henna. Oen. Office. 174.50;
Patrick Holland, chaloman, 114.lt. Sher-
rr - xai in c, oraenoum aitr.
I07.lt: Myrtle Event, do, 117.lt; Bvelrn
Minnie, do, 51.41. Clreoll caart R.
Howard. Clerk, 4.01. Slayltn, Jaallea
Caart-W. H. Bell, Juatlce, 171.11: Gale
Chrlatenjen, Oonateble, 10.10; A. T.
AymoBt, StlBO, 30.70. Bailiff Plor
Mudd. eBiuir, n.u: Henrr juntwirui,
T I, 17.lt; Richard Nleholeon. T I. 11.11:
fielem Blue Print Co., Bup, 1.55; J. P.
Schlmbert, T B. 11.41: Lao Queenel, T X,
i7.oi: j, u. Bietmuna T s, 4l.ll: Your
Town Pre Inc., sup, 11.30; Secretary
or state, Audit, lo.oo; John tuner, Exp,
30.00; Wallaco 8. Wharton, T X, 17.31;
Unlreraal Oraphlte Pencil Co., Bunt,
7:00: Robert H. Anderion, T X, 3.13;
Ror Parley, Mlac, 17.60; Joeeph P. Meier,
T I. 4.10; Weal Publlahlni Co., fcupa.
11.00: The J. X. am Co., supe, lit:
Tht MeXlet Co., Supe., 1.10; Karl Adamr,
enra civil bxp, 177.01; Dr. Oeo. R.
Mureelu Bxam, 7.50: Paramount Pest
Control, Oarbate DUvoeal, 16.00; John
Bchmld, do, 100.00; Sllverton flanltarr
service, do, to.oo: Alice Bariman. Trana,
1.75; Dr. W. o. Burrowa. Par BerrH
150.00; Dr. M. K. Crotheri, Med. arv,
41.15: Outter Laboretorlea, Med. Supa.,
14.50: Dr. Mariartt Dowell, Med. Barv.,
11.00; Dr. Luellla Porta er. do. os.ooi A.
o. (.faif poetmeeur, poetue, 101.00
I W. p, Oreen, Trana, t.lti w. O. Heme,
'do. Ill: Hendrle Medical Leboratorlee,
i bD, iio.7b; -i-ne jeneri'Vn Review, o a,
1.00; X. o. Ltrman, Trana, 4.00: Dr.
'JohB Meedowe, Far. Serr., 113.501 Salem
Meionlo Temple, Rent, 116.00: Salem
Medical Laboretorlea, Med. Serr., 00.00:
School Dlitrkt Ba. toi, l.lli Taylor
Initmmtnt Co., do, 11.131 Vellay Motor
co., Trane, ioe.; ver wood. Trana.
I. Hi Aiutla w. Xlvere, Herd Imp., 4tl.
35; John Hanrahen, Hard Teatlni. 130.
; Dr. . L. Henkel. do. 4tl.7l: Olen
I. Bchwtnke, do, 111.00: Nora Wood, O
a. i4.7t; aioert Deaulre. Indemnity,
lo ot: Meek X. Hemby, do, t.OOl John R.
Hlnderllter at Bona. do. 144.001 Jamee V.
Jaekaon. do, t.M; John Jacobean, do.
aa.eu; ueorta it. aetteimerer, do, to.oo,
Dr. wm. Crothere, Exam, 10.00; Dr.
Arthur Plihir, do, 7.601 Dr. . V. Port
mllir. do, 7.M; Dr. Ralph X. Porvlne,
I do, 1.00! Br. Otom aoulra, de, SO.OOi
o ravel. Mlae, tw.Ui Warren Horthwut,
Cotdpatch, 1541.041 aalem Lausdrr. aupt.
a.at vranvrn union, service, :ia: wit- ,
laineu vaaier Til., rrthlnt, 14J00
Woodbnrr Oo, Mlae, 171.1; C. C. Wrla
leiworth, Xteptlr, lt.OOi ZnrbacB
Paper, Sum, 374.M1 Walter B. Soeel Co, ,
Tram, 104.15; capital Cltr Laimdrr,
Blips, it.U.
raocaxDiNGi m .
Pebruarr S. tool final Xuarfae tat
Xndemnltr claim af Jamee V. Jaakeonl .
Permit to haul loea. Andrew ). tBahop.
Cyril POrrett, Ray , Kaufnnaa, Baa
D. Bid well : xndemlBllr alalma 0) fee
Lloyd MarUtt, final hear lata 19001.
Pab, 1, Raiulatlon No. 1 br OTOa-tm
Liquor Control Commleeloa; Petition for
Improvement ef Jme Btreet: Permit t
haul lore. Ale A. Muieehonko, B. o.
and Ronald H. Byron, A. 11. aeehtr; la-
dtmnllr el aim af wm. J. Meier, Maal
haarlnr Sllll; Baml-aaaaal rtpart f
Bhtrlff and Tax CoUaetor. Fa. 4. Dr.
Bchwenka authortied a lubetltutl herd
lnepector on welter, w. Drtntr htrdl
Permit t haul lore. Arnold N. Jenooa-
Peb. S, Three remonatraneat to thfara
poeed formation of Sentient Watar Con
trol xiMtrici; rre-quauricftiioB eta ta
rn Bnt br -Warren Morthweat Inc.; Permit
ta haul loot, Walter L. Xk. Pab. , Bond
of Harold r. Sohlol aa Coneteblt af tha
Woodburn J. P. Dlatrlcii Permit ta
aerial wlra aeroae Countr roada. Paelfla
Tale, and Tele. Co.; Permit ta haul lore,
DuRetto and Bone, Bobert L. Buret; An
twera in Re: propoeed foTmatlotl f Bn-
tlam water Control Dlalrlol. Fab. S.
Pinal htarlnl an XndemBltr elaime ti
Mack X. Hamby, John Jacobean; Twt
remonatrancee to propotod fomtatloa at
Bantlam water Control Dlttrlet; Ban
lation No. br Orecon Board af Pnar- -macr.
Feb. 10, Final aoarln ea Indtra-
nttr llme I xuert Deaulre. John BL
Hlnderllter and Bona; XtemorMtntneo ta
reiara to aurinr water riahta lor ar
poeed Bantlam Water Control Dlat.l Per
mit to haul toae, Cruaon Broe- O, M.
Wooda, Vanct A. Hltt, Pab, XI, Permit
for Bute Hlihwey Commlaalon ta aon
tract approach road between BaMr4
and Aurora; Permit to haul looa, Lloyd
and Robert Cooler, Delevne B, Pauletn.
Jette Brot. Feb. 11, Permit to move
bulMlnr, Belee and Brady; Permit la
haul lot, John X. Cook, J ana A. itu.
er. Our Muele; Plat of Northeata Ad
dition to the Cltr of aalem annex Mo. 1;
Bide on tractor, Intercut Tractor n4
quip, w, wooa Tractor co.t Dr. Baa
kla authorUed aa aubatltut hard ln
epector on Oarr Doty herd. Fib. It,
Polo line permit, ftt. Peul Co-op. Tele.
Aean.: Two remonetrancea ta aaina in.
eluded In propoeed aantlam Water Con
trol uiatricu order vacatlnr nortlaa of
Plrat street In Ralroad Addition tsl
Brooka: countr Bnrlneer to file report
on propoara vecation 01 Burner Ave
nue. Feb. 17, Bond for Xeauanct af du
plicate werrent to Walter M. Brlablnl
Permit lo haul lot a, Olen Rotera, V
len Crockett, Valena and Donald Crock
ett. Feb. 10, Report of moner relied for
the Oreion Cheat; Permit to hul looa,
Pred J. Perr; Beer licence, Rlehtrd Kit
far. Feb, 10, Permit to haul lota, X. T.
Beaeler: Appointment of X U MoMep
aa Conatable of the Sllverton J. P. Dta-
trict. r-eo. re. permit ta haul lata. at.
ron and Olicn, Ralph Bortu, Feb, It,
Appointment f oonaUblee Jo. I
Paulhaber, Mt. Amal J. F. Diet, oeo.
Armetronr, conetabl Jeffereon J, p.
Dlat., Harold SchliL ConeUbla Wood
burn J. P. Dlat.l Annolntnianta a atavlM
countr Pair Board, warren Orar, A. A.
"imit w iiaiu ime, jonn Jatoo
aen, Tom R. Burton. Pea. M, Indtmnltr
claim of John Jacobean, final htarlBV
la13: Order appolntlBi mtmbtrt af
Countr Planniat aad Eoalnr Commli.
ion: Quit elalra Deed ta OnWo oil Ca.
of California: Permit to haul loot, Wll-
... wwaaiiia wo.i vier- aeim-Bnual
report. Feb. 17, Tranafer Order for die
count an Contract No. 303 with Cltr af
Salami Order ta make Land galea Die
trlbutlon: Order to tanctl contract Na.
080 with Darrel and Phrlllt Bean: Copy
v. vidh bj civ i.i vommieaion tlae
elfylno Itndi under provlelona of Foreat
Peo and Yield Tar Act: Order vacetlnt
roadt to bo laundated by Detroit Ra
aarvolr: Permit ta haul lou, Pellx Haai-
inv, narmona r. aacoormlcll rhuI.
tion No, 31 br orcton Uouor Control
CommUtlon. Feb. 11, Pinal haarlni oa
Indemnltr elelme, Lloyd Marlett, Wm,
J. Meier.
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Phone 2-2406