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AGE Five
Local News Briefs
rolk Leader Elected Polk
county scouting, except In West
Salem, will be under the leader
snip of M. B. Flndler of Rlckre
all, who was elected district
chairman at a meeting of men
Interested In Boy Scout sctiTitles
In Dallas Monday night. Other
new officers are Dr. A. S. Jensen
of Monmouth, rice chairman; R.
Y. Boydston of Dallas, district
commissioner;, and 'the commit
tee chairmen: Wayne Hawks of
Dallas, organization; A. J.' Inglls
t Dallas, finance; C. W. Smith of
Dallas, adrancement; Rer. R. S.
Mahon of Independence, train
ing; C L. Rites of Dallas, camp
ing and actlTlties. and L. Vlck
rs of . Independence,- health . and
safety.
Yonr carburetor and automatic
eh ok a correctly set for cold
weather starting. Barren's. 464
N. Liberty.
Has 17 Crews Monthly WPA
report submitted to the county
court recently for November
shows that. the county Is now em
ploying 17 separate work relief
crews. Most of them, according
to county commissioners, are en
gaged In road work, particularly
ditching and draining operations.
According to the report, only CI
applicants are still seeking as
signment to WPA projects out of
a total certification, of 2.092 In
the county.
Obituary
Alrin E. Finn, 23 years. Sur
Yired by widow, Delma; mother,
Mrs. Nancy Finn; brothers, Har
vey and Floyd Finn; sisters. Miss
Basel Finn, all of Salem, and Mrs.
"Warner Cain of Bralnard, Minn.
Memorial services from the Walker-Howell
Funeral home Thurs
day, December 14, at 1:20 p.m.
Rer. Arro Q. Weniger will offi
ciate. Concluding services in City
View cemetery.
Fawk
Frank Henry Fawk, 3. passed
away December 12 at Willamina,
where he was postmaster. Sur
vived by widow, Esther; daughter,
Janice Bassett of Salem; son, Hol-
11s of Willamina; mother, Isobel
Fawk of Rickreall; sister, Mrs.
Frank Farmer of Rick real; two
brothers, J. Ray Fawk of Rick
reall and S. L. Fawk of Mon
mouth. Funeral services will be
held in the Willamina Methodist
church Thursday, December 14. at
1 p.m., with concluding services
st Salt Creek cemetery. Arrange
ments in charge of Sheridan Fun
eral home.
Clemetaon
Anthon Clemetson, near Salem,
December 12, at the age of 18
years. A late resident of route 7,
Salem, survived by his wife, Mrs
Ida Clemetson of Salem; three
daughters, Mrs. Lillian Gregson
of Salem. Mrs. Florence Murphy,
Portland. Mrs. Frances Winger of
EL Charles, Minn.; a son, Vernon,
of Salem; two brothers, Charles
of Seattle and Melvln of Montana;
two sisters, Mrs. Ida Amaadtb,
Minneapolis, Minn., and Mrs. Olga
Etene of Wisconsin. Services will
be held Friday, December IS. at
1:30 p.m., from the Clourh-Bar-
rlck chapel. Interment IOOF cem
etery.
Rees
Davis R. Rees, route 4, box 81,
December 12. Survived by widow,
Mrs Clara H. Rees; son. Reginald
Rees; mother, Mrs. Philip Rees of
Salem; sisters, Mrs. Paul Forester
of Costa Mesa, Calif., Mrs. Ennis
Savage of Honolulu; aunt, Mrs.
William Mllllgan of. Portland
Funeral services will be held from
the Clough-Barrick chapel Thurs
day, December 14, at 1:30 p.m
Interment City View cemetery.
Tarnrll
John Harvey Yarnell, at the
residence. 121S North 16th street.
December 13. Survived by widow,
Mrs. Hana Louise Yarnell: chil
dren, Mrs. Charles Earner of
Athens. Ohio, Mrs. A. E. Kauf
man of Enzene. Mrs. Louis H
Probst of Indeiendence. Mrs. W.
H. Dunnlgan of Salem, Ralph of
Malta, Ohio, William of Berkeley,
Calif.. Earl of Oakland. Jar of Sa
lem; brothers, Jesse of Stockport,
Ohio; Edward of McConneUvllle,
Ohio; sisters. Mrs. Robert Wyner
of Chesterhlll. Ohio, Mrs. Charles
Pickering of Chesterhlll. Mrs.
Grace Bowman of Beverly, Ohio,
Mrs. Fred Russell of Westervllle.
Ohio. Fifteen crandchildren and
two great-grandchildren also sur
vive. Funeral announcements lat
er from the Clough-Barrick com
pany.
Page
At the residence, 162S Center
street, .Wednesday, December 13,
Julia Page, aged 77 years. A resi
dent of the Methodist Old Peo
ple's home two years. Mother of
Lillian Emmel and Mrs. Frank
Buskey of San Mateo, Calif. Fun
eral announcements later by the
W. T. Rlgdon company. .
TrAzlio
Pascal L. Tragllo passed away
st the family residence, 14C4 Mar
lon, street. December 13. st the
sge of 78 years. Survived by wid
ow. Ida C. Tragllo of saiem; sons,
Wilbur L. of Salem, Pascal H. of
Rnlrlt Lake. Iowa: sister. Adella
Eellars of Portland; three broth
ers. Julius and Pierre of Portland
and Paul of Salem; grandchil
dren, Larry and Allyn Jean Trag
lfA of Portland. Wilbur L. Jr..
Walter, David and Eugene Trag
llo. all of Salem; great-grandchild.
Jane Louise Tragllo of Sa
lem- Announcement of funeral ar
rangements later by Walker-How-
ell funeral home. -
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Coming Events
Dec. IS Kansas dob of Sa
lem; carnival program at KP
ban, 240 S. Commercial. 7:SO
Pm.
. Dec l Christian Tooth
council meeting j at youth
center.
Dec. 25 CI ! :dm day.
Bridge Replaced Work la
expected to be completed - by the
end of the week on three bridge re
placement jobs authorised Tues
day by the county court after an
inspection trip in the southwest
ern part of the county by Com
missioner James 8mlth and
County Engineer "N. C Habbs.
The new spans authorized are on
the Skelton road, s mile and a
half northeast of Jefferson; on
the Miller road, 2 miles north
west of there; and on the Jefferson-Talbot
road s mile and a half
east of Talbot. The bridges range
in length from 18 to 32 feet,
and In width from-20 to 24 feet
They will be of plank construc
tion. Soap Racket Police were in
formed yesterday . that a peddler
Is trying a .new kind of selling
racket on downtown streets. He
follows people to their automo
biles and when they open the
door tosses in a box of cheap
soap, then demands that they pay
fr it. When they do not acqui
esce he is said to become abusive.
Dance with Billy MozeL Crystal
Gardens Friday, Dec. IS.
Licenses Issued Marriage li
censes were issued this week in
Vancouver, Wash., to Odell Bar-
thlette Mortensen of Aurora and
Floy Jane Eatherton of Junction
City and to Leo Elner of route
three. Molalla. and Caroline L.
Dodge of Canby.
Rnns VmA Rpnnrti rearhinr
tha count court yesterday indi
cates that a sudden rise in tem
peratures in high regions along
the route of the North Santlam
road hifA melted most of the
snow which fell over the last
week end. Motor travel over the
road has remained unrestricted.
Wreaths Dorothy Foat, 480
Center.
MiikI Planned. Lions A uro
gram of Christmas music will be
nresented at the Salem Lions club
luncheon at the Marion hotel to
day noon. Arrangements are in
charge of Ralph Nohlgren. A brier
address will be made by Charles
N. Miller, assistant national direc
tor. Boy Scouts of America.
Traffic Arrests William A
Sampson. 1095 North 16th street.
and Mitchell Rowe. Portland,
were arrested by city police yes
terday for failure to observe stop
signs. Jim B. McCall, Stayton,
was arrested for violation of basic
speed rule.
Chlldrens' wicker . furn., 1498
Uirlnn
Cattle Hnh to Meet The Mar
ion County Jersey Cattle club will
meet Saturday at 1:30 o'clock in
the chamber of commerce. Plans
will h made of the annual meet
ing which will be held at the
Fairfield grange hall. All mem
bers are urged to attend.
Ktalev 111 W. I. Staler. Dreal
dent of the Canltal Business col
leee for nearly 50 years, is 111 at
the Deaconess hospital. The hos-
Dital reported he had a "fair day
yesterday and was able to sit up
in a chair part of the day.
Until Xmas-Loeal tailored suits
$45-157.50. Made to measure 325
up. Alterations. Mosher's, 474
Court-
r:tradition Sought Governor
Charles A. - Sprague Wednesday
asked for the return of Eddie
Baker, who is wanted In Lane
county charged with larceny in a
dwelling house. He Is under ar
rest in Seattle.
Contract Let Contract for in
suring the state's automobiles for
the next six months was awarded
today by the board of control to
the American Casualty Co., which
submitted a low bid of 310,258.
Rummage Sale. Otto Wilson's,
Fri.. Sat., Hal HIbbard . Anx..
USWV.
. Dr. Ollnger Improve Dr. H
H. Ollnger is recovering satis
factorily following an operation
in a Portland hospital, it was re
ported Wednesday. He will be
there about two weeks longer.
Plan Holiday Event Ira Pil
cher, chairman, has scheduled at
the chamber of commerce rooms
tonight a meeting of the commit
tee arranging the Marlon county
40 et 8 volture Christmas party.
Wreaths, 25c up. 355 Bellevue.
Homo From Trio Mr. and Mrs.
F. F. Kurs, 520 Hoyt street, re
turned last week from a two-
month's trip through California
and Mexico. ;
Rulldinjr Permits Fred Schlnd
ler to erect a fence at 519 North
Front street, $40; Jesse Agan to
alter s garage at 340 Union street,
$2.50.
Cut holly and holly wreaths for
sale, lis Center, S. A. Davis Bean,
Townsenders to Meet The An
burn Townsend club will meet at
the schoolhouse Thursday night
to nominate .officers for the com
ing year. . ; ...
' Man Misain Alvin Richard
son. 25, was reported to police
yesterday as missing from his
home at 1107 M Edge water. West
saiem. - ! -
Disabled Vet Anx. Bazaar. FrU
sat. Portland G. E. Co.. 237 K
unerty. , . ? j
Grant License Package store
license application of Walter C
Ross, route three, has been sp-
p royl by the county court.
Special
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Jury's Support
MayBeGiven
Delay' of. Findings Due to
Unexpected Criminal
Investigations
Expectation that - the Marion
county grand jury would report to
the circuit court tomorrow as to
Its investigation of alleged short,
sges In the offlee of the city re
corder was expressed yesterday by
District Attorney Lyle J. Page,
Admitting that the Jury has not
decided definitely when it will
submit its findings to the court,
he indicated that tomorrow may
well be the day chosen. The jury
was not In session yesterday at the
court house, but has been called
tor 10 a.m. today, and will prob
ably be asked to return tomorrow.
All members would of necessity be
present for a report to the court.
Delay of the Jury's report on
the city recorder's ease. Which has
been before the body for . more
than a month. Is believed to have
been caused by the desire of the
ury to hear certain witnesses a-
second time, and by unavoidable
delay in reviewing certain testi
mony. A number of routine crim
inal matters have also come up
since the jury's last report three
weeks ago..
Circuit Court
Blanche E. Etxel vs. Charles O.
Etzel; motion for $107 suit money
snd $45 monthly support money.
I. Slsemore and others vs. Lew
is Mlshler and others; suit to
quiet title to real property.
Peter Kosturos vs. J. D. Carey;
answer.
Probate Court
Donald B. fiotts estate; apprai
sal at $495 entered by W. W. Mo
Kinney, J. C. Evans and F. Har
lan.
Margaret McFadden estate; or
der to extend time for inventory
to January 15.
A. T. Savage estate; order auth
orizing A. T. Savage, Jr., execu
tor, to sell personal property.
Tena Wohlnlck estate; Inheri
tance tax set at $8.90.
Thomas Kirk estate; appraisal
at $18,462.81 entered by J. S. Mc
Donald. E. C. Davidson and J. N.
Gooding. Bulk of the property is
included in notes, bonds, and
stock in various corporations.
Malchael Lane guardianship;
confirmation of real estate sale to
Mabel A. Roberta for $950.
Clarence B. Stratton estate; Ira
D. Mix, administrator, authorized
to sell personal property.
Joseph Fanlhaber estate: Jo
seph. Faulhanber named executor,
and Alois Keber, Maurice Fuchs
and N, M. Lauby, appraisers of the
estate of which 810,000 is in real
and, $1000 in personal property.
Will leaves $100 to pastor of St.
Mary's parish, ML Angel. Mary
Oerschweil, a daughter, is to re
ceive $10,000 In cash, and Mary
Faulhaber, a daughter in law,
$8,000 for life and a cancelled
promissory note of $1794. Other
heirs, Include Christina Kronberg,
$4600 in cash and cancelled note
tor $5600; Rose Faulhaber, $2000
cash; Bertha Hapfer, $5500 and
cancelled note for $4500; Victoria
Andres, $1000 cash and $2000 in
cancelled notes; Christina Kron
berg, $300 In trust for Rose, now
Sister Katharine; Joseph Faulha
ber, $10,000 to be deducted from
a note for $10,752. Residue is to
be shared equally among the six
children
Margaret Ann Rosman estate;
S. A. Hughes, executor, has filed
final account showing receipts.
$1085.62, and disbursements,
$602.19. Final hearing set Janu
ary 16.
Anne Cooke estate; J. A. Wag
ner named administrator bonis
non to succeed James L. Cooke,
deceased.
Minnie C. Brooks estate; ap
praisal at $6790 filed by R. A.
Forkner, P. H. Bell and Vera
Newberry.
Justice Court
Ralph Noble; changed pleading
to guilty on vagrancy charge, sen
tenced to fire days in county Jail,
and credit given for five days
spent awaiting trial.
Lee Wolf; possession of stolen
property, case continued until' to
day. Frank Teems; giving alcoholic
liquor to minor, sentenced to 30
days in county Jail.
Hllbert E. Walker; no license
plate and no tall light, fined $1
on each charge and costs.
Municipal Court
Elza C. Musgrove, violation of
basic rule; fined $2.50.
Marriage Licenses
John v. Dow, 26, laborer, snd
Irene P. Brother, 27, housekeep
er, both Turner.
Clergy's Charges
Denied by Police
Salem police Wednesday dis
puted the recent assertion by Rev.
D. J. Ferguson, Albany, that he
was driving only 25 miles sn hour
when stopped here this week for
violation of the basic speed rule.
Police also said this was Fergu
son's second offense in Salem re
cently! Officer George Edwards who
stopped Ferguson said he was tra
veling between 40 and 45 miles
sn hour through the Hollywood
bottleneck district.
Son Born to Hopkins
WOODBURN A son was born
to Mr. and Mrs. Dellmer Hopkins
at I oclock Monday morning at
their home on Blaln street.
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from the grounded barge in background after 75-mile gale whipped the
Long Island coast. Mrs. Schenck's husband snd three other men were also
I j rescued as a whole flotilla of the barges were driven ashore.
20 Job Placement
Offices Show Gain
Claims for Unemployment
Drop 38.4 Per Cent
in 11 Months
Twenty of Oregon's 21 state
employment offices showed a 68
per cent Increase in new Jobs for
the first 11 months of 1939, when
compared with 1938, with unem
ployment compensation claims
dropping 88.4 per cent, figures
released here Wednesday dis
closed.
In Marshfield, where lumber
ing expanded earlier. Job place
ments dropped 8.2 per cent from
the 1938 record of 4405. but last
year'a 8044 Jobless claims fell to
310Z.
The Portland office continued
at the top this year with 25,194
new Jobs followed closely by Sa
lem with 19,255. Klamath Falls'
10,753 placements held third
place with 81.6 per cent gain. Eu
gene overtook Marshfield to gain
fourth rank with 6098 Jobs.
Albany was fifth with 5232.
Hood River 4511. Marshfield
4040, Pendleton 4012, LaGrande
2762 and Astoria 8584. In pri
vate placements Klamath Falls
ranked second with 1858 Jobs
while Newport replaced Pendle
ton among the first ten.
In filing new unemployment
claims Portland had 25.663. or
about 44 per cent of the state's
total of 88,293 for the first 11
months. At this time last year
Portland had tiled 41,282 or 43.6
per cent of the state's 94,501.
In amount of benefits paid by
the unemployment compensation
commission Marshfield was sec
ond to Portland, while. Salem,
Klamath Falls, Medford and Ore
gon City districts came in order.
Ontario paid the least in 1938
with $40,043, but Tillamook has
the honor so far this year with
$32,019.
Out-of-state claimants have
taken $237,335 this year as
against $54,596 last year.
Worth of Scout
Training Upheld
Six million adults who have
had Boy Scout training constitute
an Important factor for stable
citizenship in the United States
and attest the program's worth,
Chariest. Miller, director of the
Boy Scouts of America for the
area west of the Mississippi told
members of the Salem Rotary
club at their Wednesday lunch
eon. At present 1,300,000 boys
are receiving the same training,
directed by 370,000 adult leaders.
Disregarding the direction in
whleh they are led, boys in Ger
many and Italy are receiving
more Intensive training in patriot
ism and are given more efficient
supervision than those in the
United States, Miller mentioned.
With these European boys, pa
triotism is. a passion: in the
United States It has not been
fashionable in recent .years, he
voserrea.
The speaker stressed the value
to society of scout training aimed
at Inculcation of the principles
contained in the scout oath,
taught not by ."preaching' but
through the example of scout
leaders.
Keith Brown, Salem Rotarlan,
reported on a Rotary club meet
ing he attended In .Mexico while
on a recent trip.
Leaders Discuss
Highway Problems
Numerous road problems, . in
volving the state's 1949 program,
were discussed at a conference of
Governor Charles A. Sprague and
Henry F. Cabell, Portland, chair
man of the' state highway com
mission, here Wednesday. ; :
Cabell estimated that highway
expenditures for 1940 would
equal or exceed those for this
year.;- - '-i - "'-'
Plalde and plain that were
formerly S2.SS M QO
1.00 b ;3.90 ;
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SST Court St." 1 Door West
of Paramount Market .-,.
Gale Victim
Presbyterians to
Feature Artists
Soprano, Violinist to Be
on Sunday Service
at Church
The First Presbyterian church
will present a big Christmas con
cert at its regular Sunday night
7:30 service, December 17.
Virginia LaRae. coloratura so
prano of opera, concert and radio
will appear in the capacity of so
rano soloist, Josephine Albert
Spaulding will be the mezzo-soprano
soloist, and Kathleen
Broer, violinist, who although
only 15 years of age Is concert-
master of the Salem Philharmonic
orchestra, will contribute a solo
and an obbllgato.
The Presbyterian choir of 40
voices, under the direction of
George Lee Marks; a ladies' trio
comprising Anabel Moon, Vivian
Benner and Gretchen Rlnehart; a
mixed quartet Including Floyd
Young, Peter Foekl, Jane Patton
and Twila Harrison, and Frank
E. Churchill, organist, are other
features of the concert.
Part one of the program will
consist of solors, duets and en
semble numbers by the soloists
and vocal groups. The second
section will be s short cantata by
Nevin, "The Adoration." The solo
ists will be Miss LaRae and Mrs.
Spaulding, assisted by a quartet
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Report January 2
16 Men, 15 Women Picked
for Regular Circuit
Court Session .
Men and women are - almost
equally divided on the -Jury drawn
yesterday for the January term
of court by County Clerk U. G.
Boyer and Sheriff A. C. Burk.
The list Includes 16 men snd 15
women, all of whom will be re
quired to report for duty at the
court house on January 2, when
the new term stsrts. -
The list Includes the following:
Dorothy p. Goodman, housewife;
Floyd M. White, merchant;
Maude E. Dutton, housewife;
Jess J. Lamkln, laborer; Walter
Van Osdol, mill worker; Florence
Wright, - housewife; . Lloyd, G.
Hauser, clerk; Faith R. Leach,
housewife: Bertha Perlich, house
wife; Anna L. Wolf, nurse; Clair
R. Brown, salesman; Walter H.
Zozel, merchant; Anthony F.
Boytana, ground man; George L.
Arbuckle, merchant; Lucille L.
Stricklin, housekeeper; Frank E.
Needham, merchant William F.
Browning, showman, and Lois M.
Speck, housewife, all of Salem.
Veniremen from, outside the
city are Helmer. B. Jorgenson,
farmer. North Silver ton; Pauline
Johnson, East Silverton, house
wife; Hazel Van Eaton, Salem
Heights; Walter Oldenberg; farm
er, Quinaby; Daniel M. Wagner,
farmer, Salem Heights; Mamie E.
Amort, housewife, Macleay; Em
ma H. Hllflker, housewife.
Pr ingle; Vera L. Shattuc, house
wife, Liberty; Elmer Johnson,
clerk. West Silverton; William P.
Scarth, merchant, East Silverton;
Anna M. Beier, housekeeper,
Quinaby; Louis Simon, hop man,
St. Paul, and Flora M. Johnson,
housewife, Hayesville.
16 Realtors Take
State Examination
Sixteen applicants wrote in the
examinations for real estate brok
ers and real estate Kglesmen here
Wednesday. ''
Between 40 and 50 applicants
were expected to participate in
similar examinations to be held
in Portland Thursday.
The examinations are being
tenor; Agnes Drummond, so
prano; Twila Harrison, alto, and
Dr. L. E. Barrick, bass.
The entire program will be un
der the direction of George Lee
Marks.
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Parrish School
Will Give Play
"What Child Is This?" Is the
title of a Christmas pageant to be
staged by Parrish junior high
school at 8 o'clock Wednesday
night, December. 20.
The cast includes: .
- Readers, Richard Taw and Wil
ford Beard; thTee kings. Allan
Richardson, Everett Bagwell,
Dale Reeves; pages, Robert Macy,
William Hardman, Billy Vander
hoof; four angels, Rosemary Gai-
ser, Geraldlne Schmoker, Evange
line McKinley, Martha Weller;
shepherds, Tommy White, Billy
Stepanek, Richard Vincent, - Don
Noll, Jimmy Noyes, Louis Widner.
Children, Richard Owen, Edgar
Beebe, L.ouis Ramus, Arlene Od-
enburg, Masako Tsukamoto, Pat
sy Kerber, Marilyn Sauers.
Villagers, Corinne Wade; Pa
tricia Hurd. Roberta Laulas, Leo
Perkins, Ralph Burns, John
Smith; angel, Marjorie Peterson;
shepherd, Joe Lowery, Larry
Orth, Frank Southwick, Frank
Rock; King Wenceslas, E v a n
Boise; page, Eddie Jackman; beg
gar, Richard Prince.
Carolers, Mary Weller; Opal
Friesen, Oscar Minneman and
Bobby Schwartz; Madonna. Jean
Barham.
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lem and surrounding towns hare
recently enlisted in the US navy
and left this week for training at
San Diego, according to infor
mation released by the navy re
cruiting station at Corvallls. -
From Salem are Erie Arthur
Boyle, Jr., 1590 North Winter
street; George Smith, 725 North
16th stret, and Raymond L. Ran
nells, 1345 North Liberty street.
Others enlisted include : Vyron
Isom, route 1, Halsey; Harry
Dean Ott, Dallas; Robert John
son, 441 Main street, Lebanon; -Edward
Johnson, Shedd; John
Wilson, ' Scio; William Rice, Jr.,
route 1, Corvallls; Claude Gowey,
route 1, Tangent.
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