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The OREGON STATES MAN. Salem, Oregon, Thursday Mornlnir, "January 24,' 1935
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$15,000 Project Location is
in Painter's Woods Area;
1 Rodent Control Asked , ,
- Plans tor erection of new coun
ty shops on a tract ol land north
of the deal school, in the Painter's
woods area, were . being drawn,
yesterday at the courthouse, with
the county court estimating the
cost at $15,000. The shops, one of
the SERA projects suggested for
the county, will replace the non
descript county barns at 24 th and
Center streets, near Salem general
hospital.
Details f or the new Bhops hare
sot been worked out, except one
of the buildings. 70 by 120 feet,
will "be more or less a duplicate of
the state highway shops here. An
other building will be 55 by 180
feet, and the construction will in
clude several minor buildings, a
pumphouse and well, service sta
tion and storage for gasoline and
oil. The buildings will be of mill
construction, with corrugated iron
roofings. Plans are Jeing drawn
by L. I. Engstrom, local draughts
man. Bush Selling Site
The site for the new construc
tion is being purchased by the
county from A. N. Bush. With the
new buildings completed, the
county will wreck the old barns
near the hospital and will land
scape the grounds with an eye to
making the property worth more
on a sale.
At the request of the SERA en
gineer here, the county court yes
terday listed additional projects
which might come under the new
work relief proposals. One of
these was a project for rodent con
trol and the other for additional
clerical aid at the courthouse;
Drama Class to
Present 4 Plays
At High School
The Drama class at Salem
High school, under direction of
Miss Margaret Burroughs pre
ented three short plays In the
high school auditorium last
night and will produce four
more tonight beginning at 8:15
o'clock.
Last night's showing Included
"All's Vanity," a 19th . century
comedy; "Shadows,", a satire;
and "Joint Owners." a comedy.
The first two will be reproduced
tonight and two more added to
the program. They, are "Harle
quin," and "A Summer's : Day.'
Harry Mason la ' stage mana.
ger for all the plays. ; r.
Amelia is First Again
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First woman to fly the Atlantic and the first person to fly solo from
Hawaii to the United States, Amelia Earhart is shown with her husband,
George Palmer Putnam, on a picnic near Honolulu while waiting favora
ble weather for her flight. Lower is the Lockheed monoplane in which.
she made record hop.
FOURSQUARE GOSPEL
SERVICES 10 OPEN
The "Three Happy Days," Jua
nita, Fred and Nancy, pastors of
the Foursquare gospel, 367 Court,
returned Tuesday night! from the
jubilee convention of the church
at Los Angeles, and will hold their
first service again Friday night.
A special missionary rally will
be held Saturday night, when Rev.
Costas Athans and Evangelist Leo
G. Athans, Foursquare missionar
ies from Greece, will speak on
"Progress of the Gospel in Athens,
Mara Hill, Corinth, the Isle of
Patmos, The Acropolis, Salonica
and Other Points of Paul's Min
istry". The church is planning for a
northwest district fellowship
meeting here Monday night, Feb
ruary 4, when District Supervisor
Rev. H. W. Jeff eries, Portland,
will present the charter to the Sa
lem church. This event has been
tentatively set for January 28.
Scotch Concert at
YM. Friday Night
cert .will take place Friday at 8
o'clock; in the lobby of the Y. M.
C. A. I W illiam McGilchrist. sr.,
will preside at the meeting. In
cluded! on the program will be vo
cal solos by Robert Hutcheons and
Mrs. Qordon McGilchrist, assisted
by the Mitchell band.
UNFAIR CRITICISM
OF BUMMED
Ready to Aid Recovery but
Dislike Any Undeserved
Blame, Cramer Says
Saying frankly that bankers
should stand ready to support the
federal government in its recov
ery efforts. T. P. Cramer, Jr., sec
retary of the Oregon state bank
ers association, said that In re
turn the bankers should not be
held up to ridicule by adminis
tration heads for evils they were
not' responsible- for, that if they
are expected to help In - the ad
ministration program they should
have the privilege of voicing con
structive criticism, and that the
government should not set up
a central control of credit oper
ated by politically-minded execu
tives. Cramer was speaking at
the luncheon of Salem Rotary
club yesterday noon.
Praises Insurance Tlan
He spoke well of deposit insur
ance which now he said, with a
f5000-top limit protected 98 per
cent of depositors and 45 per cent
of deposits. He approved a sin
gle system of examinations in
stead of four now conducted by
federal authorities and said he
thought it was coming. He devot
ed considerable time to conduct
ing a central bank system where
credit policies would be under
control of politicians. The Bank
of England, he said, which is of
ten praised as an example of cen
tralized banking, is a private in
stitution not controlled in any
way by the government.
Turning to state owned banks
Cramer pointed lo Georgia which
made four rentures la the bank
ing business, .finally closing out
with a substantial loss. The Bank
of . North Dakota he said, fin
anced with a two 'million dollar
bond Issue In 1911, had to hare
the state pay by taxes the first
million of bonds and 1300,000 of
the second million, besides, pay
ing Interest on the bonds while
outstanding and Interest on bonds
issued for farm loans. He read
from a letter from a recent gov
ernor who expressed the view that
no state should ever undertake to
engage In the banking; business,
because '' of .the tendency toward
political favoritism , In 4 making
loans.
Rev. Burgoyne to
Succeed Morrow,
Sheridan Pulpit
. Dr. Louis Magln, district su
perintendent of the Methodist
church In the Salem district,
yesterday announced the depart
ure from the Sheridan pulpit of
Rev. W. S. Morrow, and the ap
pointment to that post of Rev.
W. S. Burgoyne, who has been
at Creswell the past three years.
Morrow has accepted the su-
perlntendency of the Anti-Saloon
league of Southern Illinois and
will leave for that field Imme
diately. Rev. Burgoyne, a grad
uate of Kimball School of The
olegy who has traveled in the
Holy Land, will preach his first
sermon at Sheridan February 3.
8TEEX SOME BETTER
SILVERTON, Jan. 22.? H. E.
Steen, who has been quite ill is
reported as considerably improv
ed. Miss Mildred Egan, who has
also been ill, is able to return to
her work at the J. C. Penney store.
Don Walker, ill at the Silverton
hospital, is not much improved.
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TO EARN HIG LIVlfJG
"I'm not asking for charity, but
for a chance to earn my own liv
ing," said w. H. Marco whose ap
plication for permission to re
open his stove repair business Is
pending before the soning com
mission. Marco's place was at
1747 Center street' next to the row
of stores that cluster at the Inter
section of Center and 17tlu He
earned a living with his stove re
pairing; but it was found the lot
he was on is classified as resi
dential, so he was ordered to fold
up. Since then he has had to try
to get along on a S10 monthly
pension.
"I have 25 signers of neigh
bors on my petition to permit me
to re-open my repair business,"
he said; "only one or two proper
ty owners in a corner of the block
objecting. I have some debts
which I could clean up if I am
permitted to run." Marco Is (7
years old and has conducted his
business there for several years.
The case is still In the hands
of the zoning commission which
did not report at the Monday
night council meeting.
4 Cases Concluded,
Court Orders Show
Compromise or settlement out
of court was responsible for or
ders in circuit court yesterday-
dismissing the following suits
Eva G. Lundeen ts. Albert Girod;
Elkhorn Tavern vs. Pacific Grey
hound Lines; Ethel L. Carothers
vs. Harry Phillips; E. W. Harland
vs. C. B. Stratton.
sin oreie .
Ill Mi DEPORTED
According to word from Major
R. D. Bagnall of the Portland dis-tiict-recralting
office, the army Is.
planning to remap the Olympic
peninsula, a task which will take
approximately two years. Follow
ing the work on the Olympic pen
insula the Oregon coast will be
recharted.
Major Bagnall stated that much
territory in the United States
which is commonly thought to be
well mapped is in many places to
tally uncharted.
Aerial photographs are being
used very extensively in map
work. The 29 th engineers, being
supplied with multiple-lens aerial
cameras by the air corps, performs
all the field operations undertaken
in military mapping.
At present the three-companies
which are carrying on the work
are being quartered in temporary
barracks or in Port Angeles and
Aberdeen. During the
they will take to the field irlUt
light equipment,
.. Sergeant Lee B. Mabie, Salem
recruiting officer stated yesterday '
that there are openings tor three
surveyors and one auto mechanic,
who will . be deUched to this
work. Sergeant Mabie Is located
in the postoffice. ;
Court Visitors
Talk Opposition,
County Unit Plan
Some Indication of how tha
proposed county unit school plan
will meet in Marion county was
evident from talk of visitors at
the county courthouse yesterday.
A number of those coming la
from outlying districts" to. at,
tend the hearing on . the plan
called at the courthouse first to
find where the hearing would
be. It was said at the court
house that from 90 to 95 per
cent of those expressing an
opinion were firmly against the
summer county unit proposal.
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1 Whe Ike U. S. AnkMlor
to Great Britain?
7 What UUI U hm as "th
(ravayard of the Atlatk"r
11 A plant
12 Definite article
18 Musical note
t& Territorial divisions of Norway
16 Assesses
18 Fruit of the oak
20 Ostrich-like bird , '
22 Sooner than
23 Indian
24 Parent
25 Greek letter
26 Slack
27 Projecting block in a cornice
29 Employ
81 Poker stake
32 Pernae
88 Deed ' ? .
3ft What U the miasiaf aaatet The
ItthoMM of coaaects
North mad South America mud
paraUa the Atlantic aad Pa
cific ecaaaa? r '
41 Existed
44 Sloth
4 S Preposition
46 Male child
47 Rap
48 Quantity of paper
60 fairy
61 Turkish decree
63 Back of the neck
65 Chemical symbol for Tellurium
66 Born i "
67 Mental images
6 What devattatiar Cermaa
crauar, during the World War,
was deafareved off Kcclimf Isl-
da by tfco Aostraliaa crnuor
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1 60 What French ntiaeer bollt
the 5as canal and -projected
the Panama canal la 1869? i
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what British island group la
the Atlantic ocean 7
2 Chemical symbol for Sodium
2 Fly
4 Pronoun
Starry
6 Tenet
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appointed by President Roose
velt
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10 What is the nuMinf namet
Robert Devereau, Elafueh
coevtacr and favorito of Eliza
beth, wae Earl of ?
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17 Age H
19 Dispatched
21 Bird
24 Jumbled type
28 Evergreen shrub ; i
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24 Without life
35 What former U. S. Secretary
of the Navy was appointed by
President Roosevelt as U. S.
ambassador to Mexico?:
37 To tip to one side
38 Bind M
39 A perfumed hair-dressing
40 Indefinite article ;
41 Whom dad former President
Taft saccoed as Chief Justice
of the U. S. Supreme Courts
Edward Douglass ' ?
42 To ventilate ;
43 Tolerate 11
49 Indigo plant
60 Climbing annual herbs
62 River in Scotland i i
54 Foot-like organ i
68 Chemical symbol for Selenium
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yesterday's puzzle. .
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