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Th OREGON STATESMAN. Sales, Oregon, Wednesday Morning, June 15, 1938
GOP Precinct
Heads listed
County Central Confab
Saturday Afternoon
at Courthouse
The Marion county republican
central committee will meet Sat
urday afternoon at 3 o'clock in
the courthouse for its organ iza
tion meeting. Following are the
precinct committeemen and com
mltteeworaen elected by republi
cans at the May 20 primary:
X-Aceepted; d-Declined. .
. Aumsville H. C. , Porter
Aumsville, x; Margaret Martin;
Aumsville, x. AuroraG. A. Eh
: len," Aurora, x; Rose E. Ehlen,
Aurora, x. . BreJtenbush Harry
V. Booker, Detroit; Eleanor Mor-
: ris, Detroit. Brooks Claude A.
Bailey, Brooks; .'Marie A. Bosch,
Brooks. ! Butteville Jack Mur
ray, Aurora r 2; Mabel Clark,
Aurora r 3. Champoeg Henry
Zona. Aurora r 1. Chemawa
Benjamin Claggett, Salem, r 8
bx 262, x.. Fannie McCail, Sa
lem r 2, bx 124, x. Croisan
Forest Edwards, Salem r 3, bx
319; Nan Lou Pettyjohn, Salem
r 3, bx 309. Donald James P.
Feller. Donald; Leona Miller,
Donald, x. Englewood Theo
dore G. Nelson. Salem r 7, bx
14, x; Lucy M. Simpson, Salem r
8, bx 441, x. Fairfield James
Fj-Mahoney. Gerrais rid; Rita
Maboney, GerTais r 3. Fair
grounds Freeman P. Pbipps,
Salem r 7, x; Beatrice E. Fish
er, Salem r 7,.bx 83, x. East
Gerrais C. L. McDougall. Ger
Tais, x; Vera Harper, Gervais.
West Gervais Joseph Rubens;
Gerrais r 3.
Hayesville Herman Rehfuss,
Salem r 2; Ruth Rulifson, Sa
lem r 2. Horeb Edwin J. Rich
ards. Gates; Ruby Horner, Gates,
x. Central Howell John Tweed,
Salem r 7, x; Maude Tweed, Sa
lem r 7, x. North Howell Vic
tor V. Van Brocklin. Silrerton r
2; Jessie Coomler, Gerrais" r 1.
East Hubbard N. S. Hawk, 2nd
St., Hubbard; Effie Sargent,
Woodburn r 1, x. West Hub
bard C. M. Crittenden, Hub
bard, po bx 58. x; Cobie de Les
pinasse, Hubbard. Jefferson ;
Fred E. Looney, Jefferson r 1,
x; Gladys A. Shields. Jefferson,
x. Liberty Frank Hrubetz, Sa
lem r 4, x; Dora S. Stacey, Sa
lem r 4, bx 24 A. Macleay W.
W. Miller, 6alem r 5, bx 222;
Generiere L. Mader. Salem r 6,
bx 218. Marion Warren Gray,
Marion; Opha Gray, Turner r. 1.
McKee P. J. Gllles. Woodburn,
r 2. x; Laura Erlckson, Wood
bnrn r 3. Mehama Gaylor E.
Be ringer, Mehama; Estelle G.
Philippi, Mehama. Mill City D.
B. Hill, Mill City x; Grace C.
Taylor, Mill City. Monitor
Chester Peteraon. Woodburn r
2; Cecyl Lucat, Mt. Angel. East
Mt. Angel Alois Keber, Mt. An
gel, x; Tillie Mickel. Mt. Angel,
x. West Mt. Ansel Fred J.
Schwab, Mt. Angel r 1, x; "Chris
tine Kronberg. Mt. Angel, x.
Prlngle T. L.. Daridson, Sa
lem r 4; Haiel V. Clark, r 5,
Salem. Quinaby E. L. Rogers,
Salem r 2; Marie Massey, Salem
r 2, bx 214. Rosedale Ralph R.
Dent, Salem r 4, bx 216; Bertha
Heckart, Salem r 4, bx 97.-
Salem. 1 Herman W. Lanke,
,940 Garnet, x. 2 S. A. Hughes,
179 Chemeketa. x; Nettle M.
Spaulding. 1726 Court, x. 3
Bert W. Macy, 444 N. 18th. x;
Nanny C. Clare, 463 N. 20th.
4 E. C. Bushnell. 380 S. 18th. j
x. 5 E. W. Harland. 2310
Trade, x; Marion Williams, 797
S. 25th, x. 6 Fred L. Rose,
1490 S. 13th, x; Minnie B. Ji
rak, 1290 S. 14th, x. 7 Wil
liam BliTen, 2706 Brooks are.,
x; Lorraine R. KInzer. 1860 N.
Summer, x. 8 W. W. Chad-;
wick, 1390 N. Winter, x; Maude '
Child Bride May Get Divorce
Eunice and Charlie Johns
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All Is not well with Charlie Johns. 22-year-old mountain youth of
Tread way. Terav and his child bride, Eunice, whom he married two
years ago when she was only nine.- This union which caused so much
criticism throughout the nation threatens to go on the rocks. They
have been so publicized and pursued by the curious that their exist
ence has been far from normal. Neighbors describe their relation
ship as more that of father and daughter than man and wife, They
live in isolated seclusion in a humble log cabin remote from any
town and seldom go out. Eunice is described as a pretty little girl.'
now 11, who helps her mother-in-law, with whom the couple lire, at
th housework and sometime jives her young husband a lif t la th
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This new and latest picture taken of the famous couple, the Duke
and Duchess of Windsor, was taken In Paris as they departed from
Memorial Day services In a Paris church, prior to departing for the
Riviera before a visit of King George VI and Queen Elizabeth to Paris.
E. Roberts, 815 Shipping. 9--
E. C. Wiesner, 1090! N. Church;
Lcls M. Scott. 960 N. 6th. 10
Fred A. Erlxon, 766 Marion, x;
lone L. Launer, 550 N. Summer.
11 William E. Moses, 335 N.
Capitol. 12 Fred J. Tooze, 816
Mill, x; Dr. Mary B. Purrine.
655 UnJrerslty, x. ! 13--Cecil
Edwards, 1160 Waller, x; Flor
ence Wright, 1660 S. High, x.
14 Lloyd L. Hoekett, 1971 N.
Church; Alice M.j Newberry,
2325 Maple-ave., x. i
15 Ci L. Parmenter, 803 N.
Commercial, x; Vera B. Glorcr,
35 N. Commercial, x. 3 6 Ar
thur H. Moore, 241 N. High,
x;.Ruth Moore, 241 IN. High, x.
17 C. S. Orwig, 677 S. Com
mercial; Rose Babcock, 631 S.
Commercial, x. 18 Benjamin
T. Pound, 1380 Center; Valeria
Grace Webber, 557, Statesman?
20 Burton A. Myers, 575 N.
24th; Marietta R. Daris, 440 N.
23. 21 Esther F. Kruger, 1415
N. . 4th. 22 Otto M. Bowman,
631 N. Winter, x; Jennelle Van-
derort Moorhead, 780 K. Cot
tage, x. - 23 F. M-l White. 174
S. Cottage; Ruth E. Tooze 965
Mill. 24 Del K. jNeiderhiser,
55 E. Superior, x; Alma J.
Thompson, 1680 S. I Commercial,
x. 25 Alex Jones, i Jr., 1235 N.
19th; Alice Hammond. 2010 Ne
braska, x. 26 0. I East Salem
-A. E. LaBranch, I Salem r 6,
bx 15, x; Fern T. Smith, Salem
r 6, bx 16, x. Salem Heights-
Lewis Judson, Salem r 4, x; Ber
tha C. Gatchell. Salem r 4, bx
90. St. Paul C. SJ Mullen, sr..
St. Paul, x; Mary i M. Muller,
St. Paul, x.. Scollard George
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G. Miller, Woodburn. Scotts
Mills John Plas, Scotts Mills r
1, x; Rose Magee, Scotts Mills,
x. Shaw Lloyd G. Kenne, Shaw
r I. Sidney F. B. Simpson,
Jefferson, r 1; Esther Hartley,
Jefferson r 1. Silrerton Hills
J. H. Mauldlng, Silrerton r 4,
x; Olire Bonner, Silrerton r 4.
North Silrerton Edwin Orer
lund, Silrerton r 2, x; Pauline
Johnson, Silrerton r 4. South
Silrerton John Goplerud, Sil
rerton r 2, x; Helen E. COm
stock, Silrerton r 3. East Sil
rerton Edward H. Banks, 2 47
Cool id go St., Silrerton; Florence
E. Ballantyne, 222 Coolidge St.,
Silrerton, x. West Silrerton
Berger S. Feneide, 109 S. Wa
ter St., Silrerton; Mabel Lerfold,
James Are., ilrerton, x. Stay
ton Grant Murphy, Stayton, x;
Ruth Wood, Stayton. East Stay
ton E. C. Denny, Stayton, 5th
St., x; Maude H. Beauchamp,
Stayton. x. West Stayton Leo
nard Walker, West Stayton. x;
Margaret O. Chamberlin, West
Stayton. Sublimity F. A.. Zim
merman, Sublimity, x; Angeline
Hassler. Sublimity, x. Turner
Fred Mitchell, Turner, x; Lu
cille McKInney, Turner. Union
Hill Eric Fisher, Shaw r 1;
Jennie Humphreys, Shaw. Wa
conda Britt Aspinwall, Brooks
r 1, x; Violet Stafford. Gerrais
r 2. East Woodburn James H.
Liresay, 520 Young St., Wood
burn, x; Louise Shorey, 1288 D.
Clereland St., Woodburn, x.
West Woodburn Glenn Goulet,
111 Second St., Woodburn, x;
Edith McCord, Settlemier St.,
Woodburn. '
Mueller to Go to
Insurance Session
A. O. Mueller, Salem district
agent of the Lincoln National Life
Insurance Company, leaves next
week to attend the company's re
gional convention at the Hotel
Del Coronado Coronado Beach,
Calif., June 22, 23, and 24.
At the conrention, Mr. Mueller
will be presented a hand engrared
plaque, gold record emblem, and
other awards In recognition of his
outstanding sales work of the past
year. The awards will be present
ed by A. L. Dern, vice-president
and director of agencies of the
Company. Mr. Mueller is one of
more than 200 salesmen who will
attend the company's 1938 re
gional conventions.
No. 9S11
CITATION
IS THE tXJUKTY - COURT OF
THE STATE OF OREGON, FOR
THE COUNTY OF MARION.
In the Matter of the Estate of
Mary E- Eckardt Wildfeng,
deceased.
To Eldon R. Eckardt and Levi
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IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON: You" are hereby
commanded to appear In the
County Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Marion
at the Court House in Salem Ore
gon, within 28 days fromthe date
of the first publication, of this
citation to show cause. If any
exists, .why an order should not
be made authorizing the admin
istrator of the above entitled es
tate to sell all the real property
belonging to the above entitled
estate, to-wit: An undivided one-
half interest in Lot 4 Block 69
Town . of North , Salem, Marioa
County, Oregon. .".
This citation Is served on you
by order of the Honorable J. C
Siegmund, Judge of the abore
entitled Court, made and entered
on the 31st day of May, 1938.
WITNESS my hand and the seal
of said court. Affixed this 31st
day of May, 1938. :
U. G. BOYER,
County Clerk.
By H. C. Mattson, Deputy.
Date of First Publication, June
1. 1938.
Date of Last Publication, June
29, 1938. J 1-8-15-22-29.
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HougUum Elected
To Head Bankers
C M. Cox of Salem Put
on Executive Board
t , of Association
CORVALLIS, June 14.-(;p)-The
Oregon Bankers' association
closed its 33rd annual convention
today with the election of O. A.
Houghlum of Eugene as president
to SUCCeed C. VE. Wllllamtnn rsf
Albany. .
A. K. Parker of La Grande be
came vice-president; J. B. Booth
of Corrallis, treasurer; C. H.
Stewart. Portland, chairman of
the executire committee? r? n
Stephenson, Portland, C M. Cox.
caxem; c. E. Williamson, Albany,
Al Powers. Pendleton: li mem
bers of the executire committee.
The rrouD selected Rnnth
vice-president for Oregon for the
American Bankeri' association
with Williamson r as member of
the executire council, E. P. Cra
mer, -Grants Pass, member of the
nominating committee, and
George Br odie, of Dufur, alter
nate on ine nominating commit
tee. , ,
! State divisional vice-presidents
Included Guy HIckok, Astoria,
national banks; L. H. Alexander,
Portland, savings; T. B. Garrison,
Oakland, state banks, and Lome
Miller, Portland, trusts.
The s association approved a
resolution recommending uni
form bank fees for the state but
the details of the plan were not
announced. Standing committees
on agriculture, forestry, banking
practice, standard forms, insur
ance and taxation.
Dairy Co-op Unit
Meets Tomorrow
The Salem unit nf the rtafrv
Cooperative association will meet
Thursday night at 8:30 n'ciork
at the chamber of commerce
here, with R. H. Clark, chair
man, presiding.
This will be the first rather.
In k of the co-ofl members aincn
F. C. Klaus arrived to take man
agership of the Salem offices of
the co-op, succeeding . Roscoe
Clarke, ; resigned.
Musical entertainment will be
provided by the Dairy co-on auar-
tet from Portland, and the pro
gram feature will be a talk on
the dairy situation by Will W.
Henry, manager of the Portland
Dairy co-op.
Gars Meet Headon
j On Claggett Hill
MISSION BOTTOM Cars driv
en by C. I. Caves and Miss Lo
re tta Smith had a head-on colli
ssion on the Claggett hill Satur
day afternoon. Mrs. Theodore
Stalk, riding in the Smith car,
received a broken wrist. Others
of the Smith party were bruised.
Mrs. Caves, an invalid, who was
riding with her husband is suf-
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A storm-battered TJ. S. Army boniber burst into flame and plunged into a field scattering the bodie of its
soldier crew of eljfht over rain-drenched prairie recently near Dels ran. 111. The ship. It wat
said, was struck by lightning before it crashed. The above photograph shows the wreckage. A farm boy
witness reported that the ship exploded, bounced in the air and spewed bits of wreckage over a half
mile area. The bomber was en route to Denver, Colo., from an army field at Rantoul, 111.
California Pigeon Alights at Prison
As Harbinger of Race Start Saturday
Apparently seeking to make
Salem "pigeon-race-minded" for
the 300-pigeon race to be started
from here early next Saturday
morning for the Golden Gate
Racing Pigeon association of
Oakland, Calif., a tired carrier
pigeori Monday flew . into the
north cell block at the state peni
tentiary. Warden James Lewis
reported
On his right leg was a metal
band labeled "AU-37-SjR-No.
187." A band on the left leg
was inscribed "M8&0-JS Your
club-1250 Alameda St., San Jose!.
Calif."
fering from shock . and bruises.
Both cars were damaged. - - .
Mr. and Mrs. S. Paul Jones and
family have returned from a
pleasure trip to.Medford and oth
er southern Oregon points. '
Miss Anne Engbrecht, who has
been living at the1 home of Mrs:
Paul Townsend, has left to be
married to Walter Gruenfelder of
Salem route seven.
, Fur Firm Changes
Certificates showing retirement
of Emil DuBaln and Mike Stein
bock from business under the
name of DuBain Fur company
and of entry into business of Cin
d a Roof under the name of Du
Eain's Fur shop were filed at the
county clerk's office yesterday.
Present at Retreat
ST. LOUIS Among those
from here who attended the
Lay women's Retreat at Mt. An
gel Thursday night to Sunday
noon were Mrs. Alex Manning
and Agnes Zach.
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Warden Lewis said the '( club
officials had been notified of
the arrival of the pigeon at the
prison. The bird was fed, given
water and turned loose.
The Golden Gate club Is send
ing about 300 pigeons here
Thursday, to be released from
the Railway Kxpress office at
12th and Oak streets at 5:30 a.
m. Saturday. The purpose is to
see if any of the birds can make
the 500-mile flight back to Oak
land during daylight. Last year
the weather was bad and a large
number were never seen again.
Two Girls Enter
Rice Ticket Sale
. Irene Windsor and Mary Fong,
Salem young women, yesterday
became first entrants in the "bowl
of ric V party ticket sale contest
being conducted to promote In
terest In the affair, to be held at
Fraternal temple " Friday after
noon and night to raise money for
a Chinese civilian aid fund.
Miss Windsor Is sponsored by
the Salem Juniors and Miss Fong
by the Salem Association of Chi
nese. The winner of the contest will
be presented at the party Friday
night as Miss Model Salem. Her
photograph and description will
then be forwarded to New York
City for entry in a nationwide
competition whose . winner will
receive a course in modeling and
a motion picture contract.
o longest mileage
o easiest starting
0 quickest acceleration
o least corrosion
o silent performance
o perfect combustion
These qualities, unified and balanced,
make Standard Gasoline Unsurpassed
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Grocers to Study
New Price Laws
Anti - Discriminatory Cost
Measure to Be Topic
Here Thursday
A mass meeting of Marion
county grocers has been called
Thursday evening, June 16 at 8
o'clock at the Salem chamber of
commerce. The purpose of the
meeting is to receive informa
tion regarding the new anti
price discrimination law andf
what the effect of its enforce
ment will mean to those dealing
in food products, particularly
the grocers.
A committee consisting of
Lloyd Legarie, chairman; A. A.
Krueger, L. R. Sanetell, W. R.
Walker and N. G. Isaak has been
appointed to bring in a report
on organization.
E. D. Suitor, of Portland," ex
ecutive secretary of the Oregon
Wholesale Grocers' association,
and Carl T. Pope, Salem attor
ney, will deliver short talks on
the new anti-price discrimination
law. The committee is urging
all grocerymen in Marion county
to attend this meeting. More
than 100 grocers are expected to
attend.
Three Decline Jobs
Two women and a man elected
May 20 to precinct committee po
sitions notified County Clerk U.
G. Boyer yesterday they would
not accept the offices. They were
Stella R. Brower, democrat,
Turner; Bertha Heckart. republi
can, Rosedale, and E. V. Fergu
son, democrat, Salem No. 23.
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Remind Students
To Get SS Card
Those Taking Temporary
or Permanent Summer
Jobs Must File
Students who will enter com
mercial and industrial employ
ment this summer were reminded
by the social security board yes
terday that they will need social
security account numbers. Before
beginning employment they
should apply for a number at the
Salem office of the board, room
200 postoffice building.
It is estimated by the federal
of lice of education that this sum
mer approximately 1,000,000 stu
dents may begin their business ca
reers, or take a job during vaca
tion. Students, and teachers who
work only during . the summer
also need account numbers.
Whether the employment is
part-time,' temporary, or perma
nent, and although the employer
has no other employe, a report of
the employes wages together with
his account number must be made
to the federal government by the
employer, explained Ben- O. Lip
scomb, manager of the Salem
office. The employe is required to
report his account number to bis
employer. ; . ,
AH wages an employe receives
during his entire life from em
ployment covered under the old
age insurance system. Mr. Lip
scomb explained, will be counted
as credit toward his old-age in
surance. Wages for temporary or
part-time employment, no matter
how small, will increase by that
mucn ine worxer s creaus towara
his old-age benefits. It is there
fore important to the employe
that his wages reported by h s em
ployer be identified by an account
number so that they will bs cor
rectly recorded in his old-age In
surance account,
Grants Pass Man
Held Polygamisl
GRANTS PASS,June 14.-r(yP)-A
circuit court Jury convicted Ed
ward N. Santee, realtor, of
polygamy today.
The state charged Santee mar
ried the late Izina Spencer John
son while he was still married to
Christens M. Santee of Kelso,
Wash. Judge H. D. Norton, re
fused to recognize the defendant's
plea he was divorced in Mexico.
Luvilla S. Santee, a former wife
of the real estate dealer, died two
years ago of a gunshot wound.
Sante was also wounded. A grand
jury said Mrs. Santee met death
at the "hands of persons un
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Move to Milwaukie
UNIONVALE Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Stoutenburg, who have
resided in the Neal Stoutenburg
cottage for a year, are moving
to Milwaukie where the former
will run a service station for
Alex LaFollette of Troutdale."
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