Tie OmTGOII STATtShtSlL Ccltm. Oregon. ' fkrturday Monslag. October S, 1S43
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Local News Briefs
Reports Scheduled At . mass
meeting of the local unit of the
Worker Alliance of America, to
be held in the Marion const?
courthouse Tuesday night, speak
er are scheduled to report on the
emergency peace conference held
In Chicago the last week la Aug
ust and the national convention
of the Alliance, also held In Chi
cago, officers b laid yesterday.
Plana hare been completed to
hold meetings in the courthouse
every Tuesday erening daring the
fall and winter, it was announced.
Uta florist. P. 9S92. IU N Lib
Credit Bureau Aids Cheat At
the regular Friday luncheon Of
the Salem Credit association at
the Argo hotel, mem her a voted
$18 to be contributed to the Sa
lem , Community Chest fund. It
was also suggested that added
care should be taken by local
merchants in the extension of
credit now that conscription is in
the offing. One possibility Is that
on long term contract an indor
ser not subject to draft will be
asked to sign for the purchaser.
Safety of your savings is Insured
at Salem Federal. ISO 8. Liberty
WPA" Claaeee Starting Begin
ning WPA classes in- the follow
ing subjects will itart the week
of OctoVer"7: First aid." Tuesday,
7:30. to . :S0 " p. mu. room 3-M.
Knitting, art "needle' work, rug
making, Wednesday, 1:30 to 4:30,
room 3-A: Basketry, 1:30 to 4:30,
Wednesday, room i-L. These
classes are held In the old high
school : building and are free' to
the public. . r'
Ray L. Farmer Hdwre. moved to
12S 8. Com'L', opposite Ladd k
Bush.
Meal Served Students said the
first meals served this week at the
Leslie school cafeteria "were
"good." Mrs. Dovie Hatfield,
home economics teacher, plans the
menus, which feature hot plate
. lunches.
Obituary
Uhl
Mrs. Margaret. TJhl, 55, at a
local hospital October 2. Late
resident of 9 67 South Commercial
street Survived by widower.
James Uhl. Services will be held
Saturday at 10:30 a. m. from
Clough-Barrlck chapel with In
terment In IOOF cemetery.
Hull
James F. Hull, at a local hos
pital October 2, at the age of 57
years. Surviving him Is a sister,
Dorothy McClure of Selma, Ore.
Funeral announcements will bo
made later by Walker-Howell Fu
neral home.
Walker
Edwin H. Walker, 80, at his
home, S97 South ICth street, Oc
tober i. Survived by son, Troy
A. Walker; daughter, Faith
Walker, both of Salem; sister,
Ella M. Jackson of Arizona; four
granddaughters and one great
grandson, all of Salem. Funeral
announcements will be made later
by the Terwllliger-Edwards Fu
neral borne. ,
O'Neil
Louisa Agatha O'Neil. 74, at a
local hospital Friday morning
after two years of failing health.
Born in DeWitt, Iowa, and came
to Salem 71 years ago. Member of
St. Vincent de Paul Catholic
church and Ladies of the GAR.
Survived by two daughters, Fran
ces O'Neil of Salem and Mrs. C.
F. Starr of Cottage Grove; sons,
Carl J. O'Neil of Marshfield, An
ton O'Neil of Seattle; brother, J.
W. Wirth, and nephew, Carl A.
Gles, both of Salem; eight grand
children. Funeral services Sat
urday at 9 a.m. from St. Vincent
de Paul church. Rev. Robert S.
Neugebauer officiating. Inter
ment In St. Barbara cemetery.
Recitation of Rosary Friday at 8
p.m. at Terwllliger-Edwards Fun
eral home.
Long
In this city Thursday, October
t, John Claire Long, aged 55
years. Late resident of route 2,
Salem. Brother of Earl LeRoy
Long of Salem, Chester Arthur
Long of Bothell, Wash., and Mrs.
-Paul Pierce of Salem. Funeral
services will be held in the -chapel
of the W. T. Rlgdon company Sat
urday, October 5, at 2 p.m. Rev.
Guy L. Drill will officiate. Con
cluding services at C i t y View
emetery.
Johnson
Mae Johnson, at Iter residence,
route 7. Salem, October 4, at the
age of 14 years. Survived by wi
dower, F. O. Johnson, and two
sons. Earl and Frank? all of Sa
lem; one daughter, Mrs. Myrtle
McDonald of Portland. Services
will be held Monday, October 7,
at 2 p.m., from the Clough-Barrlck
chapel.
Conner
. Sara Conner, aged 76, at a lo
cal hospital, Friday October 4.
Arrangements in e a r e of Ladd
Funeral home, announcements later.'-.
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Coming Events
, October; 5 Registration
closet for general election,
October 5 to 12 Pacific In
ternational livestock exposition
at .Portland.
'October 23 Membership
and . ' gnest basMraet of Cbe-
meketn lodge, IOOF.;
October 23, Willamette
sniverxity bomeramiag.
November 22 Drawing at
Sale in for low auto license
plates
2 Dfcs, Industry There were
two fatalities due , to industrial
accidents in Oregon during the
week ending October S," the state
Industrial accident commission
reported 1 Friday. The '-victims
were O. Siever Viken. Merrill,
farm laborer, and Alvin, George
Thompson, Summit, pond worker.
There were 958 accidents' report
ed to the commission daring' the
D. A. V. Forget-Me-Not Headquar
ters, Stiff Furn. Co., Court El
t
Motorcycle. Car Collide L. H.
Mlha, 19. of SSO South .Seventh
street. Independence, was' treated
by Salem first aid officers at
7:15 p.m. last nliht when his mo
torcycle collided at the corner of
High and Center streets with the
car driven by Walter Edwards.
Salem. Melsha suffered 'abrasions
of his left knee and his left and
rlrht inkles, f 1 r 1 1 ill officers
said.
J. M. Roofing-. Mathls, IS S.Cml.
Addresw Erroneous- A report
that police were called to onst a
vagrant from a room occupied by
two women In the Commercial ho
tel Wednesday night was branded
as erroneous yesterday by Charles
Butler, manager of the hotel. The
vagrant, George R. Hines, was
evicted from a room at 19$ North
Commercial street. The address of
the Commercial hotel is 191 South
Commercial street.
State Motors Hudson - Packard
dealers new location S40N.
High. Now operating complete re
pair Dept.
Bonneville Deal Okehed The
state hydroelectric commission, at
a meeting In Portland Thursday,
approved a contract between the
Tillamook peoples utility district
and the Bonneville administra
tion, involving the purchase of
2000 kilowatts of electric power.
The power is -to be delivered at
Tillamook. Hearing on the pro
posed contract was held here a
month ago.
The Marion county clerk's office
will be open from S a. m. to 8
p. m. October 8. 4 and S, to ac
commodate persons desiring to
register as voters.
New Leader Chosen Bob Gran-
nis of Cottage Grove was selected
this week by the student council
to succeed Harry Irrine of Port
land as Willamette university yell
king. Grannis began his duties by
leading a pep rally in student body
meeting yesterday morning, pre
ceding "kangaroo court" for
freshmen, condncted by President
Justin Weakley of the "W club.
Wall paper, Mathis, 1(4 S. Coml.
Scouts Plan Greeting Amoni
activities planned for the visit
next Tuesday of John O. Triplett,
New York, assistant national di
rector of Boy Scout registration,
are a C p.m. dinner at the Quelle
with scout commissioners and a
general meeting for all scout men
at 8 o'clock on the same night,
Ronald R. Ruddlman, local scout
executive, said yesterday.
D. A. V. Forget-Me-Not Headquar
ters, Stiff Furn Co., Court St.
Vender Stolen Bob Handley,
operator of a service station at
1205 North Capitol street, report
ed to police yesterday that a can
dy vender was ripped from the
wall of the station and taken
away. The machine contained
candy and an unknown number of
nickels.
Opportunities for business-trained
young people are rapidly increas
ing, as the nation swings into
greater activity. The Capital Busi
ness College' provides such train
ing. Speeding charged Charged by
city police with violation of basic
rule yesterday were Cecil L. Mc
Neil, 40 Salem Heights; Leo M.
Simonson, Eugene; Halden H.
Phelps, Eugene, and Ralph 8.
Shelby, Eugene.
The office of Dr. Frank Prime will
be closed Wednesday and Satur
day afternoons.
Building Permits Building
permits were issued yesterday to
J. O. Winter to erect a dwelling
and garage at 2S80 North Fifth
street. $2000; Laverne White to
erect private garage at S4S Gaines
street, $120.
Rummage sale. Episcopal Parish
house, Chem. St, Frid. Saturday.
Officers Told Officers for the
Leslie junior high school orchestra
chosen this week are Joyc;s
Reeves, president; Jim Shade.,
vice-president; David Weston, re
porter; Daryl Sim librarian.
Weekend special in Sweaters fer
larger children Sic at Margaret's,
J9f fVini rtnn flstnrftav
Student Dance Senior high
school students danced last night
In their gymnasium. The 1 affair
was In charge of Emma Lou East.
Good music. Inspiring message.
Congregational church service in
Grand theatre Sunday at 11. '
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Gents 55c
Ask Oiling 'Job Citizens liv
ing on Morgan avenue east of Ea
ton, yesterday petitioned the
Marlon county conirt to oil their
avenue from Center street to the
East Turner road as early as pos
sible in next year's oiling season.
Signers included H. R. Thorn hill
and 27 other residents.
Savings Promised Four thou
sand customers In the Tillamook
division of the Mountain States
Power company will hii taeir
rates reduced $10,000 a year ef
fective with the October hill
ings. Public Utilities Commission
er Ormond ft. Bean said yester
day. -
State M o c r s, Hudson-Packard
dealers, new location 840 N. High.
Now . operating complete repair
department,
Rally Day Set Liberty Sunday
school will hold a special rally
day observance tomorrow follow
ing the morning service. Rest-
dents of the community have been
Invited to attend and participate
In a basket dinner scheduled for
the af teraoo:a.
Condition Improved L. .
"Shad" ghadrick. seriously 111 In
the Deaconess hospital for the
Dm. at seven VMkl. ' ta haw -aunn-
e rating at his residence. SSS Co
lumbia, It was learned yesterday.
Until hospitalized, ghadrick was
a ales manager of the Hubbard
Motor company.
Salem Jr. Women's mmmage sale
Oct. 10-11-12 at 4SS Court St.
dab Member Chosen Myrtle
Meier, a Junior high school stu
dent at. Sacred Heart academy,
baa been cbosen by Polk: county
4H clubs to attend the Pacific
International Livestock 4 exposition
In Portland next . week.
Bonce Honpltallxed George
Bnnee. World war veteran from
Salem, Is convalescing at the vet
erans' hospital in Portland fol
lowing a stroke suffered last
Thursday, it was reported here
yesterday.
Learns of Death TJDon learn
ing of her father's death in Ash
land Monday evening, Miss Ver
Netta Swartsley, of Secretary of
State Enrl Snell's office, immedi
ately left for that city.
Good music. Inspiring mtssage.
Congregational church service in
Grand theatre Sunday at 11.
Plan to Wed Harold K- Hasle
and Claudine J. Meester, both of
Salem, recently applied for a
marriage license at Kelso, Wash.,
it was learned yesterday.
License Issued A marrina-a li
cense was Issued Thursday In
Seattle, to John F. DahL 48, and
Margaret A. Ferry, 88, both of
Corvallls.
Woelke Heads SHS
Sophomore Class
Bill Woelke was chosen this
week as this year's president of
Salem senior high school's sopho
more class.
Other officers chosen were
Janet Rogers, vice-president;
Mary East, secretary; Lois Bar
rick and Lorraine Murdock, treas
urer; Bern Ice Bowersox, Beverly
McGilchrist, Jim Sheldon and
Eddie Herman, council members;
Bob Seeforth and Chuck Whlt
tamore, yell leaders; Shirley Par
ker and Jane Huston, song lead
ers; Jerry Williams and Wally
Gemmell, forensic managers.
Painter, 87, FalU off
Ladder, not Serioutly
Hurt but Job Half Done
Hans H. Boxrad, who la 87
years old, had to leave his
house-pain ting Job half done
yesterday wheat he fell front a
ladder at his home at lSffiO
North Summer street.
First Aid Captain Percy L.
Clark said Boxrnd received "a
c o a p 1 e of broken ribs," but
that be was not hart seriously
enough to be taken to a hos
pital. Call Board
GRAND
Today Loretta Young and
Melvyn Douglas in "He Stayed
for Breakfast."
ELSIXORB
Today "Boom Town" with Clark
Gable. Spencer Tracy. Clandette
Colbert. Hedy Lamarr.
Friday Maureen O'Hara, Lou
Is Hayward in "Dance, O 1 r 1,
Dance." Ralph Richardson in
"The Fugitive."
STATE
Today - Vivien Leigh and
Robert Taylor in "Waterloo
Bridge,"4 William Boyd and J.
Clayton In "Showdown."
CAPITOL
Today Dawn Patrol" with
Errol Flynn; Dead End Kids
in "Boys of the City."
Saturday Walter Pidgeon, Rita
Johnson in "Sky Murder."
"Orphans of the North, filmed
In Alaska with native east.
HOLLYWOOD
Today John Wayne and
ClalreTrevor in "Dark Com-
man4" with Walter Pldseon.
Three Mesjuiteers In "Pioneers
. of the West."
LIBER XT
Today - Booth Tarkington'a
"Little Orvie" with all-star
east:: "missing Evidence" with
Preston Foster and Irene Her-
very. .
Frldar Oeorxe O'Brien in
"Racketeers of the Range'
The fitorm" with Charles
Bickford and Barton MacLana.
LEIGH TAYLOR
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VnLUAIl BOYD
Brown Denies ;
Assault Guilt
Bound Over to Grand Jury
on Complaint Change
on Own Motion
Trial of Joseph Brown, charged
with assault and battery Wednes
day on O. H. Benjamin, was not
held yesterday before Justice of
the Peace Miller B. Hayden when
the defendant moved to have the
complaint changed to a criminal
Information. '
Arranged before the court, he
pleaded Innocent and was bound
over to the Marion county grand
Jury. He was held in the county
jail when he failed to post ISO
bail.
Circuit Court
Jaa L Thomas vs. Harvay A Taomas;
di Tores eom plaint saarrlaf esssrtisa;
plaintiff uka S35 niantkly tltami end
r.tan of un, u Lawty Haxbiaom;
urriW VevrabtF IS. 1SSS.
Ohtdra Ku, n. Milton O. Kama; w
dar f disniiaaaj grsnt4 en prariena sait;
ditercs complaint iharfiag sml sod la
simia tmtmut ia vUck plaintiff Sill
ratnra af mama Gladys Hanson; saarrlad
avat IS. 19S0.
W. S. ana Paarl Banna Evan Dnvla
and ntnara; nport af A. O. Bark, rafaraa.
af sal a of raaj nreparty skews praea4s
of 1883,15 to p W plaintiffs, s f 5SS.10
to dsfeBdsBb&svis.
H. Milgrjm sad otkori vs. Iftx Bealos
iasar and etksrs;' fomval docrse dsayins
glainttrf's aqnea fer seeannUaa end
ijmnetion: 4aianaant nireaTae ta naa tan
vors "Milsriaa" in adTartiaiac nly whan
sccoBspsniad by term "af Balam ' ; 4s-
fendant slit te cJioUt tint SesTiai cos-
asctloa of local fira with KHgrim's ef
Ksw Tsrk; softs dsaisd both sldss.
Battr Ann FHalacar Ta. Xasnath Janiaa
ril,tafr ; eiwrca aaeraa latui ains um
af Battr Ann rT to plaintiff.
tradit unman, lac, tl mnm nne
Glsdrs Bloesi; rsply dsayias.
Woodrow Skrom vs HiIcbo rkhrna;
reply deaylag allcfstiOBS la saiwor.
Credit Bureau, Xae., ts. Morris Swr
faia: saasnded eoaiplaint far SSOO end
la tor eat aliased dm n contract of loasa.
Petition of Karl H. Fekl vs. Orvcon
stats board of control; sftidsTit of Elac-
ktrs A. rhl atstiag information ia pros
sad otnerwuo, sad vttusi kaowiodfe, to
offset thst Dr. Jamoi HrBaddlcooa U st
the Oreron state hospital: belief ex
pressed that e is smployed as a staff
member.
William Hartin ts. William Peeron
bloom; rsply donTing complaint and eosa
torelaims. Trsnterlpti from Sslem jniUeo eoort;
Credit Bureau. Inc.. plaintiff, sad ips-
rate defendants X. W. Wars, Jobs Ifsess,
Loland B. O sorts, Percy and &oso fipronl
and Floyd Bcbaefer.
Jess Fiksn ts. &. B. Smith; complaint
for $750 allegedly das sa note and 100
attorney'! fee.
Aaao Imel vs. Alvia Imel; diToroo
eomplsint ia which plaintiff asks $34
monthly alimony an til hsr remarriage, so
a totai of $000, and restoration of namo
Anno Brwort; married YaneoaTor, Wee a..
An rue t S, 1930.
Buts Tt.-Lonii J. Bartot; 1150 uadsr;
Ukiag for ball f ilod ; a-oa snpport ehsrfid.
Probate Court
Xlmer X. Snyder estate ; appraisal -ef
Ivolya It. Wolfe, Charles J. Zenaa end
Archie McKillop at $2000 in US treasury
bonds.
W. A. Ifamper ostato: Kario Mnmper
named adaiinistratriz, aad Say Lick,
GsoTie Campbell and Jsss Mathis, ap-
pra iters, of $18,600 la real aad $3000 in
personal property.
Walter T. Stolts estate ; Wlllard O.
afar aha 11, asoeator, anthorisod to accept
offer of conditional pare haters of real
property to surrender aU claim la Use
of loroeloraro proceedings based oa pur
ekato eoatraet
Rsy Kath oststs; Vorrltt W. Kaih. ad
ministrator, aathorlxed to mortfafs real
property for 0100.
Htrrlst Or'eeby
estate : final sewnst
of Charles
Coffia; final hearing Ho-
rember d.
Justice Court
Christopher T. Xiao, ae Ufa
traitor; tiaod Si.
Marriage Licenses
U-V.-a T IT- ... A . at
USI usi e ad Aisoiaiuuu, ' mvt wBi"f
ForUsnd, aad Helen R Miller, IS, secre
tary, 1589 Franklin street. West Seism.
Ernest M. Cram, S3, track drirsr, S5
Salem Guardsmen
Camp Murray's Cold, Wet Weather;
Kitchen Named, Direct Athletics
By CORPORAL R. K. PUTNAM
CAMP MURRAY, Wash., Oct. 4. The army this week
has begrun training; in earnest
jaunts in cold wind and rain.
Tuesday, Company B of Salem was given orders to
maintain a strict schedule of physical drills to train all mus
cles to carry on rigid and? strenuous marches. An hour a day
will be devoted to this training
and will be Interspersed with
hikes of more than three miles
duration, to be increased with the
growing strength of the Individ
ual man.
The "shake-down" period has
begun with purpose, as company
after company takes to the field,
to classes, and to various other
endeavors set forth in army reg
ulations which are Invaluable in
building morale, strength, and
obedience.
Classes Formed
Classes are at present being es
tablished for the picked men of
each unit for Instruction and
training in military courtesy and
customs of the service, in physi
cal training, and In rifle marks
manship. Later, as the routine Is
more highly developed, other spe
cialized classes will be set up and
the noncommissioned personnel
will be further prepared to take
on the duties of Instructing the
rest of the members of their com
panies.) Lieutenant Robert Kitchen has
been chosen athletics director,
with your correspondent as his
aide. Sergeants Allen and Waller,
and Corporals Barham and Put
nam have been chosen to attend
schools for instruction in military
courtesy and customs of the serv
ice. Sergeant Allen is receiving
instruction in r if 1 e marksman
ship. Mascot Acquired
The weather,- which Is rainy
and cold, has been "modified" by
Sergeant Simpson, Company B
supply sergeant, who ' has man
aged to outfit all men in proper
clothing although there is a short
age of equipment which threat
ened for a time to leave many hat
less and wrapleas. This and his
duties as lanndryman have neces
sitated the addition of two adju-
SALEM'S NEWEST THEATRE
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Winners la three high, school debate toorname-ata last year .were there
members of the. 1 S3 9-40 Salem high school team. They are-now
freshmen in college in Oregon. Left to right are pictured Xeral
' Browm, Emoge Rtaasell (seated). Jack Uspes sad Doa Borioa. ;
Justice Courts
Qiange Accoiints
New report forms, designed to
Ilnlnat j mistakes' in accounting
in Mar! on county's seven justice
courts, were received yesterday
from the Comity Treasurer Law
rence A. Rich. .
t Prepared by Ricn in response
to a need pointed out recently by
state auditors, the now - form
beets are expected to . offer an
exact check on all financial trans
actions which take place in jus
tice courts In connection with
criminal cases.
Rich pointed out yesterday that
the county has recently been as
sessed 1522.65 by the state for
fines which were Improperly re
ported or disposed of by justice
eonrt authorities.
Under previous management,
no means has been afforded the
county treasurer to check reports
of justice courts for accuracy in
stating fines and disposition ' of
fines. The consequence, expected
to be eliminated by the new re
port forms, was failnre to pay the
state money owing it from col
lection of fees and fines Imposed
in criminal matters appearing in
justice court dockets.
Sprague to Speak
For GOP, Midwest
Governor Charles A. Sprague
said yesterday he -would leave
here October IS to stump the
west and midwest for Wendell
Wlllkie and Senator. Charles Me
Nary, republican presidential and
rice-presidential candidates.
He will speak at Duluth, Minn.,
Des Moines and Ottumwa, Iowa,
Kansas City, Oklahoma City and
Los Angeles. - - -
Although other dates have not
been announced, he will address
a rally at Ottumwa on October
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Jefferson street, aad Dorothy Bocek, IS,
eierk. Seaside.
LawrSaeo ftehroeder, 19, laborer, Bslr
ros hotel, aad Illaa Berths Eatrlaad, SO,
stodeat, 200 Cos tar strsat, galsm.
Clothed Against
to become fit for daily 25 mile
tants. Sergeant Simpson is also
the custodian of the new company
mascot, "Rugged, a two-pound
kitten.
Laundry service has been estab
lished between Camp Murray and
Portland, 150 miles distance, and
minimum prices are charged. In
most cases the men have been is
sued duplicate uniforms to per
mit cleaning and to enable them
to have dry clothing at all times.
Deserving a special word of
merit is First Sergeant Earl VieB
ko, who, despite duties in the
field and at drill, has been able
to keep up his office work and at
the same time to maintain an
even, smooth working balance
within the company.
Army life Is not one of ease but
it is well liked by all men in this
company, as evidenced by mani
festations of a grade of morale
which is seldom witnessed among
a group of men such as these.
The Three
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"Pioneers
of the
West"
Also Colored Cartoon and
Chap, ia of "The Green . Hornet"
On Oar Stage at 1:3(1 P. M.
Beth Jayne and fh Hollywood
Backaroo Program Broadcast
4 Days - StarSnrj Sunday
TWO ACE HITS 15c
Contiamoas Sunday - 1 to 11 P. It.
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Aad - Seconal Feature
Hi
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Claire I
Trevor I In If)
In I "Pioneers
"Dark I of the IQ
Command I
Eight Debaters
Respond at SHS
Eight students, reserves from
hit year, tuis week answered
the first call for debaters by Nor
borne Berkeley, f orensies eoaeh
at Salem aenier high- school. Two
are seniors and six Juniors. --
All of last year's team were
graduated. Zeral Brown, Don
Burton and Emogene Russell are
attending Willamette university
and -'Jack - Hayes- is -at Oregon
State college. - v
That team won debate tour
naments at Linfleld college, Wil
lamette and the district competi
tion. They also went on a trip
into the middleweat.
Tryouts were held for stu
dent announcers. Chosen for the
first few weeks of school were
Bob Mundt, Betty Provost, Fred
Bynon and Barbara Ann Rick-etts.
42 Health dubs
Enroll 979 Pupils
Health clubs organised by 4H
In Marion county schools num
bered 42 yeeterday, with 979 pu
pils enrolled, Mrs. Carmelite Wed
dle, club secretary, announced
yesterday. . .
Organization of health clubs
has been undertaken-in almost all
county schools, she. Indicated, and
the number enrolled In them is
expected to increase materially
during the next few weeks.
. In addition to health clubs, a
livestock club has been formed
at Ankeny. an art club at . Cen
tral Howell, a woodworking group
at Buena Crest and a forestry
club at Silver -Falls. All club work
is undertaken in connection with
school projects. f
Liquor Administrator,
Attorney not Employe,
, Attorney General Says
J J. Hague, administrator, and
Robert O. Boyd, attorney, are
officials and not employes of the
state liquor control commission.
Attorney : General I. H. Van
Winkle held In an opinion here
yesterday. The opinion was- re
quested by the state liquor con
trol commission of , which Lloyd
Wentworth,' Portland, is chairman.
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Tln5lln7 Times That Will Set Your,
Feet Swin3in3r and Your Heart
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11 Questions
Put for Draft
Drawing to Be Held Week
i Af ter Rcgistratioii,! i
. - Announced Here " :" .
Tte -121,000 Orejoa men af
fected ".by the military selective
service " law will have to answer
llt questions when they, register
October 19, state selectlre, senrjee
headquarters announced here yes-
treday .V-:.---' ' w-1
The men sWili, register iaT their
voting precincts. Approximately
a - week later a lottery will V be
held ' to Waantngton DC,, and
persona drawn at "hat time will
be required to . fill out a more
detailed Questionnaire. .
" Claims for exemption- will be
aaaule at tka time tbe qaestioa
aalrea are filled oat aad not at
the time of the registration,' of
flclals tall
' Tbe 11 quest lone to be aaked
an rearJssnsMa tollaw:
FaU : auune. . avddresw.. tele-
, phone, age at last . birthday,
place of birth, conntrr . of
citizenship, name of person who
will alwaya know yonr address.
Relet tomahln to that persoa.
Address of Uiat persom, rrn
pkyers name, plaice of. em
Ploymfnt or bnstoess.
Questions will be asked by, the
registrars and the registrants will
slsrn the cards. - .
Persona , subject , to the selec
tive service law, if not : in their
home precincts on registration
day, may register at any point
In the United States.
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Retirement Bill r
Meet Due in Weelx
The committeaL appointed by
Governor Charles A. Sprague to
draft a retirement fund bill cf
ffecting state employes will hold
another meeting In Salem will In
the next two or three weeks, it
waa announced here yesterday.
Henry F. Cabell. Portland, ie
chairman of the committee.
Th blll, If approTed . fcy
Governor Sprague. will be pre
sented tt the 1941 legislators. -Both
- the state and the state
employes will contribute to the
retirement fund.
Eagles' District
Meet Opens Today
Convening fn Salem today and
tomorrow, the Fraternal Order of
Eagles will hoid Its regular dis
trict meeting; to be hlgbJlgated
at 4:15 9. na. Sander by corns
petition between Portland. Ora.
on c 1 1 ; y, Greshara, Eugein,
Rosebnrf ' ani Marshfield drin
teams. ' Secretary I. A; Haaafiton
of Willamette Aerie aaJd ' yeeter
day. - -:j
Order of events today is as
follows: .Reylitratlon from 11 a.
m. on, with dancing and ' ether
eniertainmenc scnedaied lor I a.
m. . - -
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a v vw ui ui mLLernoan i sua
an fnfffstfrtfi 1aaa " mA ' Al,.i,t
. aM..aMvu wms euv aiiauivs
meeUng followed at 3:80 by 4
street parade. The drill teant
eon test. - planned for the Armory,
will be free to the public.
Winding ap ; the conclare will
be a. banquet at I p. m. Sundey,
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