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DENNIS the MENACE
'flit, J DOtfT TH IKK HER PIB
AUTOMOBILES
rOK IALI m trade. 1040 Cher. Bedaa.
JU4M, JMBttT. X. IltKMO, JoffmOB.
M4
IN MBBCCBY sedan fat food condition;
MUlpped with rtwllo. bilr, tmrdrlve,
an4 anenr ether accessories. Will e
9 trade-la, OAtf out arrange terms.
P&OCtO 0-43 31. qlll
IN BUICK Buper Bedanette. Low mlle
MO. Verp elean. Phone l-0lf, 1H M.
Mr. "31
1M0 XCXCCBT hardtop. RAH. Msrc-O
JaPetle, two-toot paint. tinted fleas,
white eldoweU Urea, wUKUhltid wash
ra. Mat covers, t. This cat la la tag
maculate condltkm with low sMltais.
PtlTete party. Call i-UH alter I p.m.
WU1 tekt trade and arraut Urai.
2S4
IT TOD AEI LOOKING for a clean car
hat U reasonably priced, try thia one.
104 Pontlac. Hydramatk. radio and
healer. Will sell to best offer before
December 1st. Phone 1-313. V
MX' IT SELL. 104T Chrysler sedan, falf n
laader IcUTlor, low mileaee, one ewn
ar, RAH, perfect condition. Must ere
to appreciate, cell S-1011 dsrs; l-isoo
tree. Terms can be ar rani aL 3M
$$ FOR $$
You Can't
Beat Our Cars
FOR VALUE!
PONTIAC
'M Mu CP. . UI 1
'4T Mu, BAH K
DODGE
T Club CP... RiH 41
MERCURY
4 ttit. RH I M
FORD
'W . RH I M
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BEST FOR LESS
'll cu.Troltt cm. cpa i
'42 Pontlac 0Cpf 11
'U ttudiklicr (Comm.) II
It DchU, '
. WE WILL NOT
BE UNDERSOLD
AT
KELLY
OWENS CO.
660 N. LIBERTY FII.
2-4113
42(1'
sicrj
DESTDUVS
at nnn a nxT.TTXW. Hit) AH
Pordomatie. radio, heat-, two tone
laathtr InUrior. beautiful nntsh IHM
i tmn erwsriAL, xdiR
Dm a flew, radio, heater, tun atfoala,
waehers, ' baca-ap lUbte. et. Custeei
twa tone interior. One owner it.
41 Milaa. va hara eoainleta terftee
9dim
M DKSOTO CUSTOM B1PAW
One ewaer ei.tll nllea. epotleeo oob
diuoa. aotonatte transailsslon. Urn
aicnaia, deluxe heater I13M
a imri tncuL axDAKFT
Drnaflow. radio, heater, torert, M.
400 snUee, we bare aemco record 13M
I
4T aulak wedae. ....
'41 Posuiaa Sedaaet
'40 Chevrolet Sodas
'41 Olds Bedaa IS
VUotfs better Itod Car
fDn a liVrek Pealef
OTTO J.
WILSON
COMPANY
Cmmmnm ,1 Cantor rkooo 1-JtJJ
(iisfrcflfis
X SQUARE
By Ketchnm
fS SO 8W( MQIA J
AUTOMOBILES
U3I PLYMOUTH Suburban, 1300 mllM.
owner Plum rn4.
U BUCK Speclel nil. SIM Crawford
ATI. FMnt MIH. US)
1J rORD Victoria, MtB. Automatic
arm, oincr extras, lo Bmeeee. reel
clean. Consider trada of elder ear. Call
Darton ttinlnw. 10X1, 10X30. alM
LOOK!
OWNER MUST SELL 1B93
WILLYS ACE TUDOR
ONLY 4 MOS. OLD DRIV
EN B.PD0 CAREFUL MILES
EQUIPPED WITH RADIO,
HEATER te OVERDRIVE,
TU TONE PAINT, W. W.
TIRES. COST NEW $2650.
SACRIFICE.
$1,995
CAR BI TON AT '
ELSNER MOTOR CO.
H. Hub (Urn
' (US'
1M7 rOKD. Prlc. IM. PhMU
1-3II1.
42U
till Lrnn Avtout.
1IK CHIV. Hulir Dtiiu. Iit.u.nt eon
41UOB.. Phoo IM7I. 1IM Pirrr. 4312
THE BEST
DEAL IN SALEM
For a Car or Pickup,
mA UUME TO TME aj
STAR MOTOR CO. 'TI
Hot Weekend Buys!
51 CADILLAC . .$2695
4door "01" sedan. Loaded with
extras. White wall tlrea electric
window Hfta.
51 PLYMOUTH .$1195
CTUnbTOflfe 4-door IMltt, J-tOOt
paint, Terr low mlleece, apoUass,
It'a the beet of Plnnouthsl
MERCURY ...$995
4-door aedan, radio, heater, vrwr
4jriTt, new paint. Zt'i aleaa 40 orar
and a barsalnl
49 PONTIAC "6" $995
AHloor atdaa. radio. Dt4r, nyflra
xnatlc; a raallr Alca oar to drlral
MANY MORI CARS AND
PICKUPfl TO CH006I PROUI
These cars carry our SO'
day guarantee.
COME IN
LET'S TRADE
STAR
MOTOR CO.
Union at X. Coml I
AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR
BAV1NO BAD1ATOB TBOUBLET Valla?
Motor Co4 oipcrta win aoivo roar yroo-
lana and aava roa Konar. rrao 411
Biatoa, apaodr Hrrloo. Oantor At 14b
....
.OOOOOOOO.O 00,
TRUCKS
10 IVTIENATIONAL pickup. Xxcellent
eondltlon. Phone l-oiu. mra. oaaei
1M4 t-TONE. 1 speed. Cher, flat bed
with ereln bot. with or wuaoui 7-
tncti hoist. Phone 41190. qdl'
laaa noDr.l oanel W ton. Low mlleate.
Almost new 0 pir neevy ejnty urn.
OOvO. Btm Art Tile, io roTUana na.
odiw
HEAVY EQUIPMENT
D-l CAT FOh HIRE. Phono 1-0440. W11-
Ham Phillips. I3 ADTama ri qe w
FINANCIAL
AUTO LOANfl
WUXAMrTTl CREDIT CO.
103 atoulh Church
Patluna a-Pienty
FH. 1-140T lie. He, M-100, sVlM
LOANS
UP TO $1500
am Alml-r-. P-rrattBrO. C4T
AT PERSONAL. It "na" pnarttr to
onptoro, 4MB m womam.
a l-nalt looa . . . PboM Urat
0 Tom talocl boat ao.rmot Saw
Mrril papdar loau "
Pnona. wtiu or cobo ! TODATI
Personal Finance Co.
IN a BIOS ST, aALKbt
a,...' Mm. al. M-US
Laau aror IU4 op to 11444 ud to
ta aaoatbo to rooar nado bp Poraoaal
Plnanco Co. of Marlon Co.Btr ondor
th. lnduUlal Loaa Componl44 A of
Oraaom.
TttV
K ' SM OS POR PARM. CTTT OR ACREAGE
. LOAjas PBrrr ur .mnmm
WE SOY
Boal astati Moruataa 4, wblruts
State Finance Co.
in aa. xirb at n. t-iin
RIAL ESTATE LOANS
COLONIAL INVESTiEKT CO.
OOF NT t OBWIRpl "ll
W7 Curt itw 4-223
AUTOMOBILE
TWS
yicCON USED CAR J
2S 3 UNION STRUT
ACROSS PROM HVMUtMMlMM
'470LDS9S4-DR.
M btaat Buk, BX. ww Unit
broxanutla. kniiM,
$195 dn. $31.41 mo.
'49 MERCURY CLUB
,. Ollatonln, Hm flaUk kttbiarbtod
vitk vans wl uraa. aaa. vi
otina. oonantitir rrtniit autor.
$335 dn. $4447 mo.
iiurr ma makis and iiodu to caooti rtmt,
,4 AMD OP.
JVE ARE CLOSING OUT,
OUR CONVERTIBLE STOCK '
48 rORD, NEW FINISH AND TOP ' .
i 2 '47 CHEV.. NEW FINISH, R&R
'47 BUICK SUPER, ALL ACCESSORIES
TOO CAM ALH04R BAIO TOOTI OWN TBUOL AUT MAKWABLI
oma AcewTxa war vow at too mem.
tserr
POST
AVTO SALES
1! S. Ib Stita
MERCURY HARDTOP
RAH, reran.,, wnu. mmu wrw,
trtttlr.wMt booi H'l , bMuulnl Mrl
12 STOOEBAKXa CHAMP HAADTOP
RA014, BIt4T, rQri.
'HMtmCDRT BPOFT CtOB COUP
RMlo. hum. ot.nHlfi. prtmlum
ahArpwt, .irt'CateblD, can ta 0ltml
1 RASH BTATISMAH 4-DOOR
Radio, healar, 441.4, makaa Into
M OLDS t, CONVERTTBLt ,
RAH. ardra. urat, Tmi Awa.
BUICK SPECIAL 4-DOOX SOX
I
rah. lnb ,ta luuB. wkiK noawAiU tt'i tar nn m ptouo
to onl . i
f, CHEVROLET CLUB COUPES (I)
Both hava radio, haatar, on. with ponrilUM, sou 1m ueauanl onoi
tlon. Your 4hok4l'. ,
'IS CHEVROLET ArrtlELIMX I I
4-door d.lux. .adas, baator, blto ald.waH Uraa. lt'1 la por(4tt 40
dltloo. and wbat priori .
'II DODOS COUPS I I
Radio, baator, rood Uraa. oteu Ifamt hoot.
tt PRAZEX MANHATTAN
Xtatar, 4T4rdrlv4, antra.
il PLTUOUTH (21
A alub 40BM and tudor, Mcoiaorloa.
'IS PONTTAO aEDARETTI
Haatar, vblta wall Uraa, IM Uask
il DaSOTO 4-DOCm
Koua. ntus drlT4, nana taac .
I CHRYSLER WIHD04l 4-DOO .,",,,
Radio, baatar, flat, Olra, Boo, Una,
II PONTTAO STLVXR STREAK ' 4-DOOR
Radio, baator, Aoal Mr.ro. a iwai
41 CHTVROLrr AERO
xaa,rlrw Urao, annaao vhaalav raadar
aura, tb, ai44M Mr at kn, tort Uka
47 PONTIAO SEDAN
Radio, haaur, 1044 UT44.
'IS XAtX -004- CLUB COOPX
a-adta, ktor. rrtrSrtra, SIT tBaa, laao
than T4.044 acual muaa. Toil bar, ao
AO, I, Wpr44lAt4.
FINANCIAL
CASH FAST!
$25.00 TO $2,500
FRED SCH0TT
118 S. Liberty St
PHONE 4-2203
Pacific
INDUSTRIAL LOANS
Lie s-ui and M-JJI
and
ROT It. SIMMOM
INSURANCE AND LOANS
H.ar 'Top Trodaa"
U It Datlr KALM lrH Ka.
GENERAL PINANCX CO.
LOANS
114 So. CO-a-Mttlal aa. T4L 1-4111-
TRAILERS
WANTED SUBSTANTIAL i-nhaal trail.
tr, i a capoenr. Pb. 4-1144. UM
HOUSE TRAILERS
Bur TRAILER BOS1XS San
Trada Rob, '
LARA LANS TRAILER PLAZA
1.44 Lona Ara.
MACHINERY
A. r, CAT. B- 0, Armor and Blad.. A-
4onluoA. I1.M4 04. PboM Dallaa
aoao. a. . aunoarrao, afanoitb. Or...
St. A, MA 40.
LEGALS
KOTKY
CALL TOte CITT OP BUTJCtst
MpAVXTaUffT BONOS
IMlco hereby atrea there) tpttat
iwnm on itatM appitoaaie to tte par
ment thereof, the City of eUlem, Marieei
Couatr. Oreeoa hae elactats te ceJl par
redeneptlev oej 4?ao'r 1, int. th 14
pwertnt oaamerated "Cltr at aim Imv-
raweeaont iVeetda lawma of 100 1 -A'
M to 00 BKtaslre.
KaldtTe at thaeo botvis
theai far panBeat at the afrieo a? tba
City Treasurer, aa Interest win teas
alter Jaaaarp 1, itM.
PAUI M. HAOSETl.
atr Treasurer
jjjjff sirrrrtfrrrrs!'s?TTs?rr
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. SaJm, OnfM
AUTOMOBILES
ym - -
48 CHEVROLET 2-DR.
' Attrartlva an Mhm flnub
wiik aaaunia, 4441 4o.ra. aaata.,
r prfMt Mi
$195 dn. 13L41 mo.
'51FORD4-DR.
Bceaomkal " with beautiful
fiauk with avetchlne leath-
erttta taMrtvr Ml ! brawn
trim, wheal m awaw.
$395 dn, $53.90 mo, ,
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DIRECTORY
ADDDTO MACHDTII
All makes need aieehiaee eord. reatod,
repair. Mea, ate ceurv n, i-otti.
ULLDOEiyO
BuUdoalnc, rals. elearlnc teeth. Tir
ol! Hoaxer, 1010 Pmlrrlew. wbotM 1-1 1U.
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COMMERCIAL TTPINO
Also direct mall edvartlslac. JUTHAM
aw ut, nee noieaie. a
BXCATATIKO
Ben Otjen eoa, excaratlna i
OTadlM. Lan4 elaarln. Ph. t-OOM.
Me
rNSt'LATTOJf
Insulation. wsatbersUlpe, atom sash.
Prte astlnatea. T. Pullmaaw Phone
i-wce. el4'
MATTEBStlfl
Capitol Beddlnc movataa. FuU
new BBattreesee. Ph. 1-4000.
OWCI PTJEWrrfEB e UPTLrit
Vmk ehalra. fllee. flllna auertleA. aafaa.
tepUeat4vrs, auppuea. desk kupt, trpa
wrltwr stands. Itewm, 40 Ooart. r
WtPTK? TAITKI
Hlke-s aeptto eavrrtee. Tanke alsaoed.
rooter eueoju oewera, ttraJM. rhene
1-0400 em
asaal'a tveptte tank
swrrlo. Oaaraateed
1-744, t4rTT4.
Phane
0114
KPT1C TAIfKt
ewer, twptlo tanks, 4ralaut aleaned.
wto-Koater tMwer oMrTieo.
1-U37. '
TTPKWB1TEKI
mttb. Corona, RvTaiMtoa. lUrebt. V-
aerweea MtvUrM. jui
mmchmm. 1U pairs 4 rent.
Cwart. 1-07T1.
WDTDOW CLE A WIN Q
Asrme Window Cleanere. &sdUbTaTtoi near
waxrne. lMaiaecJeasaa. leaw tVOlIT,
0T Court, O-
HIT BT CAR, THEN FLNID
. Denver, Colo. "JJS Charles
M on toys, 29, was fined tit
yesterdsy for getting hit by an
automobile at t busy downtown
intersection. Municipal Judge
H. J. Rawlinson Jr. told Mon
toys he btd no business trying
to cross the street against
'do not walk" light and It was
SrE1
' Here art h6w&' tome W tht thingi that wtnl Into
Think, giving -Day - gift boxet for tht needy of tht com
munity, tod tome S tht young women of tht Home
pconomlct Club at Salem High School who prepared the
boxes that are gii from the club. From left In picture,
Margaret HUdreth, Cecil Faye Carroll, Ruby Prentice, and
Janet Klopfenrteiii.
Scores Offer Homes to
Boys at MacLaren School
By NANCY ASHBAUOfl -
Don Miller, tuperviior of
homt placement at MacLar
en achool for Boys, lays he la
much gratified at the genuine
interest of people willing to
help when there is a need.
Miller referred to the more
than 85 telephone calls receiv
ed the morning after the' Capi
tal Journal ran a story asking
for 17 or more off campus
homes for 17 boys due for pa-
PrincipalAdmits
Spanking Youth
Jaesson. Tenn. iff) A high
school principal was charged
with assault and battery after
ha spanked one of his students.
M. G. sAndcrson, head of
North Side High school, was
accused in a warrant obtained
yesterday by A. G. Neely, fa
ther of the 14-year-old pupil,
Randolph Neely.
' Neely aald hit son yelled
while seated in a school bus
Nov. 13 and Anderson took him
off the bus and whipped him
with a tennis racquet The boy's
finger was so badly cut it re
quired a stitch, the warrant
stated.
Anderson said young Neely
"let out a war-whoop" while he
was talking to the students.
'I asked him to come to my
office. There I used a table-ten
nis paddle snd do not deny that
I whipped him, for be needed
it"
A ueuliig will be belli Dec.
Rotary to Entertain
Foreign Students
A demonstration in friend'
ship along International lines
will be attempted during the
Christmas holidays by the Sa
lem Rotary club.
The club expects to contact
four foreign students attend
ing Willamette university who
will be guests in the homes of
Rotarians during an entire
week while class work Is sus
pended for Christmas.
Each foreign student will be
taken into a single home for
period of 2.4 hours before
moving on to another. -
The plan waa explained to
the club membership Wednes
day noon by Elmer Berglund,
Chairman of the International
committee.
Soroptimists Otfer
Parts of Old Clock
Some of tht parts that were
discarded from the old Court
house clock when it was
moved to City Hall are In the
Hands of tht Soroptimists and
are tor ssle.
The parts, about 20 of .them.
art small, and lncluda gears,
shafts, pinions, eto4 and pol
ished they would make good
paperweights or eraaments
for Christmas gifts.
Tht Soroptimists will have
them for sale when it putt on ,
a benefit baiaar December S ,
tt 169 South Commercial to I
raise money to be applied to;
the transfer of the clock to
the City Hall. , , ' !
AUTOMOBILE DITCHED ' i
Pour Corners Aa automo
bile driven by Cyril Brewer,
Mill City, skidded in loose
gravel between Four Corners
snd Mill creek Tbursdsy
morning, csreening Into the
ditch. Brewer sad his young
daughter, Rcgine, escsped Injury.'
STUDENTS HELP NEEDY
Ha
.role .from the training school.
In addition to calls Miller
said that many people eamt
personsuy to the school,
responded were a prominent
Among those who promptly
attorney, father of three chil
dren, an older couple with a
large home and five acres, a
cabinet maker and ncny oth
ers. Calls were received from as
fsr away as Gaston, and H ills
bo ro although most calls were
from Dallas, Monmouth snd
the Salem area.
Miller has made a rtslting-the-home
appointment with
each caller and will bave com
pleted these first lnterviwes
by Wednesdar,
After the excellent reSDonse
by telephone, MUler aald that
they were expecting many In
quiries by mail.
Some of those calling were
hoping they could have tht
boy by Thanksgiving but Ma
ler explained tbat ha must
have more time to match
boy with a homt.
Those who called, and
eagerly signified an interest In
taking any child, Miller refer
red also to adoptive agencies,
as well at reminding them that
under an act of congress per
mitting entry of 200,000 dis
placed persons, 4000 of whom
are children of adolescent and
preadolescent age, and all of
whom are orphans, there will
be an excellent opportunity
for all people, who want to
help children. .
Bill, the "tad" boy was spe
cifically ske4 for by many
of the first who called accord
ing to Miller, and all the boys
are certain to bave a homt by
Christmas, ht added.
Man Reported Dead for
24 Years Returns Home
Nsshville, Tenn. () Pui-
zled lawyers said today there
is no legal precedent to many
ot the angles stemming from
the complex esse of Thomas
C. Buntin, and his former sec
retary who turned up in
Orange, Tex., yesterday after
22 years.
They said they could not re
call a esse In which a state
court had declared a man
legally dead, his Insurance had
been paid under that ruling,
and the man reappeared alive
as did Buntin.
One attorney said the Ten
nessee Supreme Court could
set aside Its decision, handed
down In 1042, declaring Bun
tin dead. This, he said, might
remove soma of tht complica
tions. - Others tsid that payment
of Insurance to heirs ot sup
posedly deed person who later
art found alive usually art
handled under a mutual "mis
take of fact" ruling.
But they added there was
no mutual mistake la the Bun
tin east.
Tht New York Life Insur
B. . L Laaa. ta Dr. a. com. BJX
nas. 4JHAN tbl LAM
CHINUBI NATTjR-OrATTfi
tlpoUtn, t41 North Ubcrty
Offloo onob aotordap oolr, 14 am
to I .ai.l I to 1 la OoeoAlUttan,
blood praoror, aw, vrtAo taau ar.
frM ahorvo. Piootltod Mooo HIT.
WrlU tor AMTMUr, SUV NO MaV
2 llaiional
Forests Merged
. Portland (JV-Tht W,Howa
and Whitman National 'orests
will be combined for adminis
tration next July 1 with head'
quarters at Baker.
The chief effect, Regional
Forester J. Herbert Stone aald
Wednesday in announcing the
change, will be to eliminate the
office at Enterprise, which now
la Headquarters for tht Wal
lowa National rorett
It wlU be knows as the Wal
lowa-Whlttnaa rarest.
Baker, eurrentry headquar
ters for Whitman National For
est, may get alight Increase
in personnel In the supervisor's
office. Personnel in the Wal
lowa headquarters will have an
opportunity for transfer aa va
cancies occur la the Northwest.
The change also provides for
transfer of the Blue Moun
tain ranger district supervision
from the Whitman to tht Mai'
hour National Forest.
Searching for Gum,
Youngster Gets Lost
You know how tt is when
you want a atlck et gum badly,
you go look for tome.
That's tht way 2-yetr-old
Ricky Bonesteele felt Wednes
dsy afternoon as ht tat alone
In his mother s ear in the too
block of Court street And
that's whst he did. He went and
looked for some.
A friendly pedestrlsn saw
him wandering around In the
rain and took him to the police
station where be found what be
waa wsntlnt a stick of rjrr.
given him by the desk sergeant
Ricky had lust got well start
ed on the gum and waa look
ing at a comic book when in
walked Mom, Mrs. Wallace
Bonesteele, Jr., 3330 Azalea
treet Relieved mother and
son were soon on their way
horns gum and alL
ance Co., which paid $30,000
in Insurance on Buntin' life.
had never "been a party to a
misteke.
The company, believing
staunchly that Buntin waa
alive, resisted psyment through
th state court. It paid only
wnen tweeted to do ao by the
slate supreme Court.
Then, after 22 years of hunt
ing their man, th insurance
company disclosed earlier this
month they'd found him to
bear out their contention that
he was very much alive.
The legal status of Betty
McCuddy, who wss fonnd In
Orange living at Buntin' wife
under the nam ot Palmer.
presents a somewhat different
problem.
No insursnee problem was
involved but she did htvt an
Interest in a oiiilioa dollar es
tate left by a great uncle. It
went to the sen of Lwr only
brother. The brother it desd.
WALNUT MEATS
. -f -
. '
. Highest Cosh Prices
Willamette Nut Shelters
Pm u
Search on for i
lissing Plane
IVlanAniAn. Alia. jP-f1,
but cold weather was forecast
Wednesdsy aa It) civil laa and
BCAF planet launched what
waa expected to be tht last
large-scale aostrea of sort he ra
Alberta for a misting private)
plane tad its occupants, tht)
pilot, a seriously, ill polio pa.
tint and t doctor. ,i-
Tht search began after tht '
plane disappeared Sunday
night w a STS-mlla flight
aoutheaat from Grande Prairie
to tdmoototi. Aa armada of
22 search planet was up Tutelar-
s
Gordon McDonald. 12-year.
old wartime pilot, radioed
tht Edmonton control center
Sunday . night that adverse
weather conditions and Icing
conditions were to return to
the northern town. Later.
after having back-tracked
about 23 miles, be messages
that the flight would be re
sumed to Edmonton, ; t
lArs TO BI REPATRIATED
Maliuru, Japan W) The
Japanese repatristion ship
nwau jnani owuctt ouuay 1UJ
the Russian port of Nakhodka
to bring home S10 Japanese de
tained by Russia since World
War n. The ship la expected
back here Monday. .
During tht depression 1130s,
scientists estimated that U.S.
population would level oft at
about 134 million people, bat
the nation now hat more thai.
100 mlUion. .
Mid-Willamette
Obituaries '
Roy R. Fromon -'
Albany Roy R. From an, SS
native of Albany, died in a lo
cal hospital Tuesdsy after a
short Illness. The funeral will
be at the Fisher Funeral home
at 10:30 a.m., Friday. Mr. Pro-
man, son of a prominent pio
neer family, haci made his horn
in Albany all his life. Kis fa
ther was the late Grant Fro-
for many years Linn
county assessor. The deceased
was never married, A sitter.
Mrs. vernita Lamb, llvaa iq
Portland. . J,
Thomas A. Roiling V?
Woodburn Thomas An
thony Railing, ST, died at hit
home, Sow m. f tb at, wood-
burn, Wednesday night, lie
had been 111 for several monua.
Funeral announcement will be '
made by tht Bingo Funeral
ChapeL
DEATHS
Walter P. Melt
Walter F. Matt, la keel s.eepHal
Ko. M, at the aee at 04. Lest raaUdaot
of W4 Myrtle Ave. tlurrlved a wife.
Mr a. Lrdla Motti three lAUh(eA, eUitet
Chlpnea. Portland. Mildred Clark, Pall
Creek, and Uarlro DraadtSatt. Albaari
three eons, Donald, feoaald and Kmesi
Mott, aU af talsm; three sMp-eUashUraa
xreoattTaau Arlsne Heppne"5eiea.i twa
slstera. Mrs. Oraeo atoinller, Mot stottase.
S. Dn, and Mrs. Bertha Beltee, BealUa,
Wash, Mesa bee at the Nasareao ehurch
of aHlem. Auemeenwnt af aawrteai lexer
hf ,.t)ti-Mweeat vnaMa. ,
Bleaaeo Stelaar .
Bteanor Burner, let resident of lit
West CUT. Moonouth, Ore. Ann ovate
meat ot Mrvleee la let bp the We T, Bio
aas Chapel,
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24. Lata raatdaat of oraau PaM. Oro-
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