Thm 02ZG02I STATESMAN, Salem, Ornxjoa. Wsdnasdxrr tiaaaxg, Xforaabar 1S49
PAGE riVE
Local News
Charity Ball. Armory The an
coal Junior Charity ball, spon
sored,, by girls' croups at high
school, will be held at the Salem
Armory Thursday night from 9
to. LC This dance which, always
occurs, during the Thanksgiving
season, is one of the major social
-events or the high school year, bat
unlike, most high school affairs,
is. opes to the .general public
Tickets will be on sale at tbe
-door.. Proceeds are used for char
ity work la which the girls are
interested.
GbJ, 1. Mining Pearl Tyier,
14 -year-old girl who has been Hy
ing with her grandmother at C87
-North Front street, was reported
.-mlaslftg by her grandmother yes
terday. The girl left for school
Monday morning, bat has sot been
seen since. She Is not at the home
of her mother. Mrs. Era Y anger.
In Portland, it was learned by a.
telephone checkup.
tlls florist P S92 I27 N Llh
,
' Certificates Filed The eonnly
-clerk , haa received certificates of
election and oaths of office from
the ...following successful candi
dates in tbe general election: Har
lan J odd, county clerk; R. Tad
.SheUnrn, county assessor; and Al
bert -J. Egan. county recorder,
wbav listed his total expenses at
182X3.
Safety f vour aavloga la insured
at Salem Federal. 10 S Liberty
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Executives to Meet T h e La
Sall Junior Executive group will
meet in the chamber of commerce
tonight at f o'clock. Toastmaster
win he M. F. Butler, and speak
ers C H. Carlson and Kenneth
Penter, A round table discussion
will be held on "Unions Pros
and Cons."
Thanksgiving dinner 50c. Served
iamiiy atyre at james. i. .-. o
p.m. Ph. 5409 for reservations.
, Cigarettes Taken A box of cig
arettes valued at 130 were taken
from the back room of the Table
-Supply grocery, 283 North Com
mercial. H. J. H1ort- manager, re
ported to police. Entrance was ap
parently gained through a rear
door.
trvicM Held Rev. W. C.
Craves la preaching each night at
the First Evangelical church at
T:3J o'clock. Assisting him with
the-servicets George Milieu, evan
gelist singer, and Ernest Friesen,
local choir director.
OBITUARY
Sirs. Marie Jespersen, late resi
dent of 420 -South Cottage street.
Baiwm. at a local Itospttal Novem
ber 19 at the ags of 42 years.
Survived . by widower. Lawrence
Jespersen ; .mother. Mrs. I. Crab
tree. .Stayton; sisters, Mrs. G. N.
Verdleck, -Salem; "Mrs. Charles
Lampman, Mrs. Ann Shea. Mrs.
K. J. Freelo; all of Slay ton; broth
ers, JGeorge and John.. Crabtree,
Brownsville and several nieces
anil unki. Fnaaral announce
ments later "by Clough-Barrick
company.
Furguaosi
la this city November IS. Wil
liam Fergssoa at the age of 80
years. Graveside services Jay the
Walker - Howell Tnneral home
Wednesday, November 20. at 2
p.mwSajox Alien of the Salvaton
Arnrjr officiating;
Biuimell
Richard C. BushnelU late resi
dent of 155 South Commercial
at reef, at the age -of 91 years. Fa
ther of Mrs. Cora Hendry of Sa-
lemJMr. Flattie Borden of Salem,
and a stepson. Wsrren C. Sta
dea of Portland; also survived by
tout grandchildren. Funeral an
noakcements later , by the Walker
and' Hewell funeral home.
Schaupp
John Calvia -Schaupp., 72, late
resident of 32 North Liberty
street. Sunday at Kelso, Wash.,
where he had been visiting his
son. Lived in Salem for 33 years.
Members of Eagles lodge No.
20 Sir-Survived by widow. Sylvia;
aon. Donald of Kelso; daughter.
Mrs. C 15. Bales of Dallas; and
one granddaughter. Funeral serv
ices from Terwllllger-Edwards
Funeral home Wednesday, at 11
a.m,. Rev. J. E. Campbell , offi
ciating. Interment. Belcrost Mem
orial park.
Setter
J as h an Sutter, lata resident of
16 Of JR. Turner Road, -Salem, at
a local hospital, Sunday, Nor. 17.
at the age of 79 years. Survived
by wits, Mrs. Magdalen a Sutter,
of -Salem; daughters. Mine Ella
Sutter 'and airs. Leo N. Cbllds,
both of Salem; sons. Leo Salter,
NOT. 21st
EZszsl Grcsa
Slnsic by
Tb Old Tistt Band
XJm Y ' , i'rir1
As4 Rnsss PeaMtre
With
Raary
Tcllr
KoUrt Cummings - Hugh Herbert
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Coming Event
November Si ThaaJkagivuag
day.
Nov. 2a lbonH clsh meet
ins, 246 H North Commercial
street.
November S3 Drawing at
Baton ' for low aato license
plates.
November ES Salens Stamp
society donatio aactlon at
chamber of eommerre.
December 4 Annas! borne
coming, Chetnekrta lodge No. 1,
IOOF hall. 0:SO p. m.
December O. "7 Older Boys
eaafereace.
Pevember B DeMoUy day la
Salem.
Contract Received Copy of a
contract with the federal bureau
of public Toads for snow clear
ance from the North Santiam
highway was received yesterday
by tbe Marion county court. The,
contract provides that the Bounty
shall deposit MO 00 by November
SO to cover cost of push plow
snow malntatnance by the gov
ernment agency.
College football,. 60c gen. adm.
Willamette vs. Whitman. -Sweet-land
field. 1:30 p.m.. Thanksgiv
ing afternoon.
Trial Set Trial of the Andreas
J. Hattrem estate matter was set
yesterday for December 23 hy Cir
cuit Judge L. G. Lewellmg. The
case of Smothers vs. Thatcher,
set for December 13 to 1. was
postponed -until December 1 and
19 on -request of attorneys."
Waif paper. Matbla. 1B4 S Co ml
(Shoulder Braised George
MaWer, route four, received a
bruised shoulder when a car he
was driving and one driven by
I nut. f RnlT HSU Knrth lfith
i street, collided at Chemeketa and
J Liberty street, according to po
lice reports.
Warrants Clio out An accumu
lation of over 100 warrants for
overtime parking offenses have
have been prepared ty police and
offenders are being advised by
telephone that the warrants will
be served unless payment -of fines
-are made.
Overcoat Recovered An over
coat which Tom AH port. g3 North
Front street, reported stolen from
his car was recovered by police
from a second hand -store.
Salem, and A. L Sutter, Creit
enbush Springs, Oregon; three
brothers and three sisters in In
diana, and one sister In -Lea Angeles-
also three grandchildren.
James and Maryetta Setter, and
Betty Louise ChlMs. Services will
be held Wednesday, November 20,
at 2:0) p.m. la the Emanuel
Mennoaite church at Pratura,
with Rev. John Franx officiating.
Concluding services will be hel-d
in the Mennonite cemetery near
PraUim, Clough-Barrick company
In charge.
Nichols
Cass A. Nichols, Monday, No
vember 18. at the residence.
route six, box 141. Salem, at the
age of 42. Survived by the wi
dow. Mrs. Dorothea Nichols; four
children, Co raise. Luella, 'Ronald
and Marilyn; father, 2. M. Nich
ols; sister. Mrs. J. A. Hain, all
of Salem; and a brotbac. Madison
of Florida. Member of Capital Pest
No. 9. American Legion. Funer
al services will be held in the
chapel of the W. T. Rigdon com
pany. Friday, November 22, at
10:30 am.. Rev. S. Hamrlck tfi
ciathxg. Concluding services Bel
crest Memorial park. '
Fowler
Mary Fowler, late resident of
Wheatland. In this city Tuesday.
November 19. 8urvlred ty widow
er, Phil II. Fowler of Wheatland;
four sons and one daughter. Mem
orial services at Hopewell church
Saturday, November 23, at 2 p.m..
under the direction of Ladd Fu
neral home. Rev. P. W. Eriksen
officiating. Commitment Hope
well cemetery.
Hoillngsworth
Gertrude Hollnigsworth, aged
8. late resident of 1811 North
Capitol, Tuesday, Hovemher 19.
Survived by her husband. Byron
K. Holllngsworth; one daughter,
Mrs. Jane Bland of Portland; one
grandson. Rodney, of Portland;
two sisters in Georgia, two broth
ers in Colorado, two brothers in
South Dakota and one brother In
Iowa. Memorial services srttl -be
kM t thm efcanel or the Ladd
! Funeral home Friday. November
22. at 1 p.m.. Rev. Harold W. Ly
mam of tho Cowrt Street Cbrtstlaa
Church otficiatrng. CommKntent
service Evergreen Memorial park.
McKlnnvlIle at 3:10 pjn.
Ratter
Joahoa Sutter, late -resident of
1600 East Turner Road. Salem,
at a local hospital. Sunday. -November
17, at the aga of 71 rears.
Snrvtved by wife, lata. Hag dalena
Sutter of Salem; daughters. Miss
JClla Sutter a4 Mrs-. Xo M.
ChUday otm of Salem; sons. Leo
Sutter : -of -Salem asd L
Sutter; of Sredtenhnsh finringa,
Oregon ; three "brothers aad three
sisters in Indiana asd one .slater
in Los Angeles: also three raad
chfldrea. James amd sjryattn Set
ter and Betty Louise Omda. Serv
ices . will ha held Wednesday,
November 20. at T z.m. -sm the
Emanuel Mannonftn clarch st
Prat ma, with Sew. Jehn JTrai
officiating. Concta&ing wr vines
wd he held fa the Me;nonite
cemetery near Pratum, . ISongh-
Barrick company in charrl.
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A2o!?he, - v Carol
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r ha Tho mm -Smith's '
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n ' i ' 2nd Hit -Greer;
lnreacc
I i G arson Olivier
1 I -Pride and Prejudice"
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Expenses Filed Expenses of
IS 1.2S daring the preelectloa po
litical campaign ware noted yes
terday by Frank V. Wray, candi
date for county treasurer on tho
democratic ticket, la a statement
filed with County Clark U. a
Boyer. Certificates of election and
oaths of office were filed with the
clerk by A. C. Bark, sheriff;
Ralph A. Glrod. county commis
sioner; and Sam J. Butler, coun
ty treasurer.
Singer Here Philip McXIarness.
manager of the Llntleld eollege
a cappella choir, will sing before
members of the Salem high school
Crescendo club today at 1 o'clock.
The choir is making an appear
ance here December -8 aa one of a
series of concert belag sponsored
by the Crescendo club.
Sponsors Drive -Tbe Girls'
league of Leslie junior high school
is sponsoring a food and clothing
drive to beweftt needy families Uv-,
ing near the school. President
Calline Hlllman reported a" good
response from the boys asked to
assist. ,
College football. 60c gen.' adm.
Willamette va. "Whitman. Sweet
land field, 1:39 p.m.. Thanksgiv
ing afternoon.
Grace Continued Delbert Sav
age wdl receive an additional 30
days in which to purge himself i
of a -contempt conviction by pay
ment -of beck alimony. Circuit t
Judge "Lewelllng ruled yesterday
Savage "had previously appeared
on com em pi ciiauon.
Hrhool Tar Lifted Teachers'
elnentary school tax levy for
1940 will be 293.822.25. the Mar
ion eonnty court was advised to
day by the stste tax commission.
The budget committee had esti
mated the tax at $95,000, and now
will cut the levy by $1177.75.
Now Is the time for weatherstrip.
We hav it. Ray L. Farmer Hdwy..
Co., 115 8. Comml.
Called t Doty Destined to be
stationed at Vancouver Barracks.
Lieutenant Earl B. Holt reserve
officers corps, left Monday forth
east -Toflowrng a cart to Washing
ton, DC, for a month of active;
duty.
Movie Planned The Leslie jun
ior high school 1TA Is sponsoring
the -movie. "Tundra," and a no-'
host dinner Friday. The proceeds
will go toward the purchasing of
the school movie projector.
Rummage today only. 341 N. Com.
Has Kye Operation Mrs. Hor
ace -Nalklrk of the Liberty district,
whe m -taken to the Salem Gen-:
eral hospital for an eye operation,
was reported as doing wen last'
night
Log Permit Cat lAdolf Hlll
ma a. Tstote three. Salem, was
authorised yesterday to ban! -Iocs
not over 0 feet overall -ieacth
over .specified county roads by the.
Marlon -county court.
Tom and Jerry batter. Hill's, !9T:
N. Cayftei.
Thanksgiving Tople The' Truth
Study class, meeting tonight -at
165 Sooth Liberty street, will dis
cuss Thanksgiving." Miss Olive
Stevens is the leader.
Benefit Held A benefit card
party will be held tonight at the
Fairfield grange hall for the com
munity snd cooperative clubs.
Women are asked to bring pies.
Carnival Held Auburn school
reports a successful carnival held
Friday night at which time 134.02
was taken in for the hot lunch
fund.
Meeting Changed Townsend
club No. 16 will meet tonight at
7:30 because of Thanksgiving, at
the home of F. N. Berry, 714
South 19th street.
May Have Visitors Mrs. Ray
Howard, who has been confined to
a local hospital since June, is now
convalescing at her home on Mc
Coy avenue.
License Issard A marriage li
cense has been Issued at Portland
to Earl B. Stevens, Portland and
Edna V. Kugel, Salem.
Club to Meet Townsend club
No. 14 win meet In Liberty hall at
7:30 o'clock tonight. The public
Is Invited.
Meetass; T o a I g ht Town.nend
club Ne. 4 will meet In the High
land school tonight at 7:30
o'clock.
Ob Blotter Olaf S w a n s o n ,
Medford, la charged on the police
blotter with failure to observe a
stop sign.
Births
Jones To Mr. and Mrs. Cal
vin M. Jenea. Id an Ha. a daughter.
Vera -SherriM, born November 1 0,
Deaconess hospital.
Bwrnham To Mr. and Mrs.
Richard R. Burnham, 117 South
Commercial street, a daughter,
Jacqueline Jean, born November
14, Deaconess hospital.
Chastalst To Mr. and Mrs. Les
ley L. C has tain. Brooks, a son,
Raymond Gene, born November
IK, 7eaconess hospital.
Da hi To Mr. and Mrs. Roy W.
DabL Aumsville. a sob. David
WesTSar. born "November 11, Dea
coness TOspftsJ.
Dyer To Mr. and Mrs. Harold
A. Dyer, Turner, a daughter, Den
nis Irene, born November II,
-hospital.
1 SALEM 31 NEWEST THEATRE
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Six Divorces
Granted Here
All Cases Co by Default
Route, Department 2
of Circnit Court
Six divorces were granted here
yesterday by Circuit Judges L.
H. McMahan and L. O. Lewelllng.
all of the matters being taken up
following default of the respec
tive defendants involved.
The cases were as follows:
Norma vs. John E. Davis, in
which custody of a child and
13. SO monthly support money
waa awarded plaintiff.
' M. J. vs. Carrie Ryaa. In
which name of Carrie Swallow
was restored to -defendant.
Eldon vs. Florence Pendleton:
child awarded to plaintiff.
Jr. Lorea vs. Bern Ice Soulier;
property settlement incorporated
and name of Bernlce McVeigh re
stored to defendant.
Marlon D. vs. Milton F. Eep-
hart; property settlement upheld
and plaintiffs name changed to
Marlon D. Taylor.
Edyth M. va. Warren G. Farm
er; unconditional decree.
Circuit Court
Charles G. Dawes and others
vs. W. H. Henderson and ethers;
motion to set for trial.
W. F. Xelson vs. Rex Ross;
demurrer sustained.
Chsndler P. Brown, trustee un
der will of Elva Brown, -vs. Ray
mend A. Bassett and others; de
murrer sustained.
Martha F. vs. Clarence P. Mof-
fenbler; order sustaining motion
to strike.
State liquor control commission
vs. R. S. Maynard and others;
demurrer overruled.
State Finance corporation vs.
Ida May Hlggtns Tracy; motion
to atrike allowed.
Ilda Hlmmelwright by John
Hlmelwrlght vs. Oscsr E. Price;
motion for change of venue de
nied.
George C. Will vs. L. A. Mc
Allister; order dismissing appeal
and complaint from Justice court.
National Surety company vs.
Guy H. Smith and others; un
dertaking on appeal.
Chris and Mary Lachele vs.
Oregon Realty Investment com
pany: assignment of certificate of
sale of real property from Pio
neer Trust company to Raymond
H. Bassett, order of confirmation
filed.
Veterans' aid commission vs.
Metrln 8. Chandler and others:
real property sale for 82419.10
eonflrmed.
Veterans aid commission vs.
Lawrence S. Glrardln aad -others;
foreclosure decree and Judgment
fpr 31778.13.
Robert T. vs. Ellen T. aiartln;
divorce granted.
Probate Court
Lewis C. Mathes estate; F. B.
Mathes named administrator of
SSfiO m real and 8750 in personal
property.
Frank A. English estate; final
order tiled.
r Justice Court ;
Jasper W. Phillips, no license
on four-wheel truck; fined $8.60.
Thomas Clark VanOrsdal. no
license plates; pleaded guilty and
sentence set for Saturday.
Marriage Licenses
E. Marvin Forgard, 2, con
tractor, 5S5 North 18th street,
and Vada Mae Griffith, legal,
beauty operator, 580 North 18th
street.
Leo Peters. 34, farm laoorer,
Pomeror. ' Wash., and Theresa
Zach, 39, domestic. ML AngeL
Municipal Court
Lawrence W. Loom Is, pleaded
Innocent to a charge of driving
while drunk. Trial date to be
set later.
Named to Assist
On Questionnaires
William P. Ellis and Otto Bow
man were appointed Monday by
Ray J. Stum bo. local board chair
man, as members of the advisory
Hsirri which will assist selective
service registrants in filling out
questlonnsires.
Rodney Aiaen wiu do auvwor
Woodborn. Roy Harland and Nor
man Winslow, both of Salem, V. A.
Goode, Stayton. and D. B. H11L
Mill City, will serve for board No.
3 at Stayton.
Mrs. Thlelsen 111 -Mrs. Freder
ick D. Thlelsen, who was taken to
Salem General hospital laat Thurs
day, is reported to be improving.
Firemen Called Firemen were
called to 1830 Ferry street yester
day to extinguish a chimney fire.
TOIUTE
Thaakaftiviag Homecoming
EDAjSES
with
UC3DY HUE
auad his orchcotm
Upi-un Ballrcm
21st A W. Burnsida.
Portland.
Vs are equipped to ivw
cowpUw car service) ax
373 II. dnci
OH. Atf-Treese.
LabrtcaXiosw Tires, Datteriee
Motor I
EOZISSTEELE'S
370 5.370
Texaco credit cards accepted
as in our previous location.
G
Gty Share Is 10,000, not 50,000,
Rigdon Says of Airport Improvement
Councilman Lloyd T. lUgtfon, chairman of the council
airport committee, last night contradicted statements recent
ly made over a local radio station in a man-on-the-street
program that the city's participa
tion in a proposed 8488.288 gov
ernment project to develop the
municipal airport would cost the
city 8MtO.
Rigdon said the city's chief
expense would bs for purchase of
the 73 acres of additional land
required by tbe government. - Be
said the land would cost "not
more than $10,009 at the oatalde
aad probably not more than $7,-000:-
Of course," Rldon added.
Call Board
HOLLTWOOD
Today Dorothy Lamour. Robert
Preston In "Typhoon." Nancy
Kelly, -Robert -Camming in
"rwivne-Aftaira.-
Thursday 'Dead 'End Kids.' aad
LMtle Toagh Guys lm MToure
Net so Tough." John Wayne,
Sigrld Qurie In "Three Faces
Weat,"
LIBERTT
Today Mnrgo. Walter Able
b ta Miracle on Main Street,"
BtH Boyd in "Cheaters."
Friday "Wolf of 'New York"
with F.dmund Lowe. Fred Scott
in "Melody of the Pfartns."
GRAND
Today "Tin lan Alley"
with Alice Faye. Betty Grable.
John Payne, Jack Oakle.
STATE
Today Adolphe Menjon, Carole
Land la, John Hubbard in
'Turnabout. Greer G arson.
Laurence Oliver In "Pride and
Prejudice."
Thursday Ray Milland and Pa
tricia Morrison In "Untamed."
Careie Landia. Henry Wllcoxon
in "Mystery Sea Raider."
Saturday midnight show William
Powell, Myrna Loy In "I Love
Ten Again."
ELSINORE
Today Norma Shearer, Robert
Taylor in "Escape.'" Baby San
dy, 8 tew art Erwtn 1n "Sandy
Gets Her Man."
CAPITOL.
Today R I e"h a r d Arlen, Andy
Dnvine in The Devil's Pipe
line." Roy Rogers, George
"Gabby" Hayes in "Border Le
gion. Saturday Dick Pswall, Ellen
Drew tn "Christmas in July."
William Boyd. Russell Harden
in Three Men from Texas."
It cdarj ...
...and when lovers meet or lovers
part, the songs of Tin Pan Alley
are in their hearts! H
Now that unbelievable streets
tells its stirring
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Tr-!iilf A
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"the city mast remove tho in
cinerator.'' The tan stack of the
Incinerator, adjoining the airport,
la an obstruction which the civil
aaronautlcs hoard engineers have
said must ho removed.
Committee to Aid
Victims of War
Or. W. C Jones of Salem
on Congregational
Relief Agency
8tirred by the need of the in
nocent victims of war and realiz
ing the profound desire of the
denomination for coordinated ef
fort to meet the ever-increasing
suffering, the general eewncli of
Congregational Christian church
es) In America has created a com
mittee of . 190 for assistance to
war victims. Rev. Raymond B.
Walker of Portland and Dr. Wil
liam C. Jonas of Salem have been
appointed to represent Oregon on
the committee. Dr. Born ten Mer
rill of Massaehasetts -is chairman
while Elbert A. Harvey -of New
Tork la treasurer.
The, committee will -distribute
all funds raised by the denomina
tion through exiating organisa
tions. The feeding of the starving
children of Europe will be car
ried on through the American
Friends service committee. Men
and women persecuted for their
religious belief and political ut
terances and children made home
less by air raid who are coming
to America for refuge will be
provided for through the Ameri
can committee for Christian re
fugees. Feed and shelter for the
Chinese will be cared for through
the church committee for China
relief. Fends for Impoverished
European -churches wtU -be divid
ed among three appointed agen
cies. "The committee Is not lost an
other relief agency hot rather an
organization -serving as a resource
tor Inform atloa to our churches
and as a chanaal for their a; If is."
aald Mrs. Ethel Whiting, execu
tive secretary of the commutes.
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4 Plaintiffs
Seek Damages
AH Name Conatrnction
Firm v as Defendant;
Accident Basis
Four complaint, each naming
the KuCkenbers; Constractloa
company as defendant, were riled
in circuit court hern Monday ask
ing a total of over IS2.I00 aa
personal injury damages result
ing from nn automobile accident.
The accident in question is al
leged to have occurred on Novem
ber It. 13S. on the Pactfle hi ten
way north of Salem. In it Glen
Campbell Nash and Marshall Wil
liam Kitchen were 'killed, and Ber
nlce KUrhen and Robert Kitchen
suffered serious injury. .
The construction company . Is
singled out aa defendant because
the accident Involved a ear driven
by .Nash and a truck owned and
opera t'ed by W. L. Dunn. hut. the
plaintiffs allege, under lease to
tbe construction -company.
As administratrix of the estate
of Glen C. Nash, Althea B. Nash
asks tit, 000 eeueral damages and
3 65 special damages for Nssh's
death, which occurred, it la stated
at 8:3S p.m. on tho day of the
accident.
Bernlce Kitchen asks SSOeO
general and 2101.84 special dam
ages because of concussion of the
brsin and other aerions injuries,
resulting In permanent disability
and injuries.
In the complaint tn which Mabel
L. Kitchen is plsintiff ss adminis
tratrix of the Marshall W. Kitchen
estate, damages of $10,000 sre
asked. In Robert Kitchen vs.
Knckenberg Construetloa e o m
pany, the final -complaint, $25.
000 general and 12384.47 special
damages are asked. The special
damages include 2S80.4T tor hos
pital care, 8344 tar medical at
tention and $80 ror convalescent
care. The plaintiff states that he
was -unconscious far 17 days from
head Injuries, that his nose was
mashed and that he suffered other
hurts.
Student Groups
Aid at Parrish
ParrUh Junior high school
"door cops" now serving are Del
man eVsher. Pat Bond, Jim Brown,
Clinton Mason. Robert Morton,
Stanley Teet, and Bryce Nedry.
niiiiicc
Surpassing hag tri-
ph in Alexandaxs
Rsgfimo Band
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IllllOTOll HICHOLiLO
IX:OTIIER3 BEN GAUTZHl
George Davis, substitutes.
On tho- bicycle patrol for the
present period are Douglas . Ber
wick, Lyle Plank aad Orvelle
Bchoea and Substitute Roger Fo
gelauist. 1
N Mrs. WQaa Wright. Ubrarian.
has named Baa trice Self. Barbara
Cady, CXarahelle Weeks . Ethel
Lawless, Jesals Hamphreya, Dor
othy Boyd and Wanda 8teiaruck
aa library pages.
Schools to Have
-2-Day Vacation
No Classes Thursday and
Friday; Assemblies
Are Listed
Students of Salem schools, grade
and high as well aa Willamette
university, look forward this week
to the Thanksgiving weekend,
which gives them two days of va
cation. Special Thaukagivlna pro
grams are plaaned in most of the
buildings tor Wednesday.
McKmley school will have an
assembly at t nan. Wedaesdny.
Garfield at 1 pjn. in charge of
the sixth grade; Parrish Junior
high at 8:2 la charge of Mrs.
Florence Emerson. Mrs. Elma Mc
Allister and Mrs. Wlllma Wright.
Bush and Grant schools wilt have
primary assemblies at 1 and 1:10
p.m. Wedneeday.
The Girls' Letter club of the
senior high school Is giviag a
dance at 2 p.m. Wednesday. Ele
mentary principals will meet In
the administration office at 16
a.m.
Dr. R, Franklin Thompson will
speak ia university chapel today
at 11:20.
Sprarue Revokes
DePinto Pardon
Governor Charles A. Sprafue
eaH usa, w ivfvnou sm wuuiuvunt
pardon granted to Nick De Plate
on February 14. 1938.
DePinto originally was received
at the state penitentiary here
from Muttnwmaji county on De
cember 2. lSnto" serve a 10 year
term for assault with a dangerous
weapon.
The order revoking the pardon
charged that DePinto had failed
to make his monthly reports and
had associated with criminals and
drug addicts.
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