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Listed . oa - Blotter Listed on
the Salem t police blotter yeeier-
-'. day. charred . with violation r of
tie basic speed rale, were Eunice
E. M acker, route seven; Edward
" Stanley. Lebanon; Donald . ' H
Black, Salem; Harold B. Dalke.
route f oar; Walter M. Cline. Jr.,
185 North Summer street. James
W. Bellamy, : 142 North Church
Street, and Vorls L McCalley. Sa
lem, were arrested for drlrtng
" aatoa with void - license plates.
: eases being- suspended on eohdi-
dltlon new plates pat on ears.
' Speaks for Boys Hoase ReT.
Stewart Billing, pas toe the Foor
MHkre church. ; Salem, nraed. the
Salem Lions elub to Inspect Mo
thers Bars home, tnstltatlon, at
1585 South Liberty street for
which the state - pnblle welfare
com mission . recently refused a
permit. Billings, chairman ot the
home's board of trustees,, also
requested the club to appoint a
committee to lares tlgate the home
which be- maintained was doing a
service la. the community.
Lais norlst P. tSSl ISTf N- Lfh
Hydrant Is Soaght A request
of the : county -coart that a large
water hydrant be Installed near
the county shops oa the Silvertoa
road will be before the Salem
water commission at. its meeting
tonight. The hydrant would serve
loth the shops and the sew plant
of the A. C. Haag company. Sev
eral fires potentially dangerous
hare been extinguished at the
shops with the county's own sap-
ply of well water.
Show Chairman Named J. H.
Wlllett, general chairman, an-
' Bounced at the Salem Lions elnb
meeting yesterday that the elab's
1941 dog show would bo- held st
the armory oa March IS and 19.
He appointed R. W. Land as
, chairman of the committee to set
ap the beaches, O. D. Olson as
chairman of advertising and Ed
ward Majek as chairman of pub-
Ilclty.
Wall paper. Mathla. 1S4 8. ComL
Siren Is Asked Request for a
siren to aid him la his Job as
county enforeemeat officer oa
. roads under : county supenrision
was msde ot the county court
yesterday by Charles Brandt.
Brandt's duties Include checking
on log permits and as a patrol
officer for -other law violations
and road damages. He was In
structed by ; the court to shop
around for a second hand siren.
Move to Albany Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Clark and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Miller, all of Salem, have
moved to ,'Xlbany where Clark
and Miller; have been assigned by
the highway department to Install
aew highway scales, one east near
the airport and one at Philomath.
Clark is superintendent of con
struction.. I :
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Safety ,of yottr savings is Insured
at 8a lem Federal. 1X0 S. Liberty
T Pioneer-Ito Justin Griffith
J orris, 9?, died Monday at the
erne ot JLla daughter. Mrs. Mary
Austman . of Sunset Beach near
Astoria. He was a brother of L.
M. Morris of Salem. Mr. Morris
crossed the plains with his par
ents at an early date and was a
longtime resident of Yamhill
county.
Rock Site Viewed Members of
the county court vesterdsv in
spected the Battle Creek rock site
owned by the county where it Is
proposed to install the county
gravel crusher. Installation or
power and a. road tor trucks are
;the chief problems. No decision
jwss reached by the court.
Hazel Dell Dairy office has been
moved to 2358 State St.
Shower lias Agency M. J.
,8hower of Turner has taken over
the Salem agency for Willys
Amerlcar at 4 93 Center street.
Shower will continue to conduct
the agency Jo Turner. The agen
ey here was formerly held by
L. B. Harris.
Ohituary
Vorls
George M. Voria. 75. lata
dent of 2545 Laurel avenue in
this city January 7. Survived by
wiaow, airs. Rose R. Vorls; son,
Wayne C. Vorls of Kent, Wash.;
-brother, John of Pennsylvania:
sisters, Mrs. Josephine Bias of
Devon. Pa., Mrs. Jennie. Kremer
of Milton, Pa.. Anne. CL Vorl.
Mary Vorls, Sara U Vorta aadJ
vuuq ssHrry.au Ot rotls
nile. Pa. Services will ' be held"
rom me TerwUIIger - Kd wards
Chapel Friday. Jaanary l. at I
-m-. with Rev. W. Irvin Williams
officiating, assisted by the I OOP
lodge. Interment In Belcrest Me
morial park. . -..f -
, CARD - OF THANKS
J We wish to thank our many
friends who so graciously remem
'bered as with flowers sad kind
words of sympathy for oar sea.
Mr. and Mrs. John Coleman and
tamlly., ; :. v:r..,.;;
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Chinct fmlio, inniu 8UC
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- rr AFFLICTED snorters, i
Moitis. kesrt, lusc few, kMaey.
'tn-a,, gtt, coiiti. lears,y
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CHiaea HerV Co.
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Coming Events
' v' Jaw. IS Oregon) tcglslatnre
opens 194 1 seasiosVi
Jan. IS Asians! fcaadaet.
Salem Cberriaaav Mario boteL
- Jan. v 19 Anserlcaa :igtosi
. a axillary district two. confer
ence. Salens.. " ' -',
Jaa. SO to 24 Examination
week, at Willamette anlversity.
Feb. 1S-20 State- comm.
tioa; Oregoa Farmers Union. t
' Programe Arraage4r-Mrs.-Ber-alce
Skinner of the Martoa county
department of ; health "will - intro
duce he program "at the -meetlrfg
of . the Liberty Community uslub
tonight. The taberculesis -.;. rum,
They do Come Back." and
"Alaska's Silver Millions" will be
showa. .Thursday afternoon Mrs.!
George Moor head, director .or
health education, showed the: tn
beculosls film and a new cancer
film. -Choose to Lhre.r at , ths
Seotts Mills Woman's elnb meet-
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Chamber Names Proxy Ths
Salem ehamber of commerce has
designated Howard 8. Msrriam,
president of the Oregon-Pacific
Highway association, as its rep
resentative at a Pacific eoastwids
conference on military highways.
to bo held in San Francisco next
Friday. The board has' also gone
on record recommending the Pa
cific highway as the principal
military roate, for development
purposes.
Lost Female Golden Cocker, 7
mo. pappy, near 17th at Center.
Reward. Pa. 402.
Deadly Weapon Charged John
F. Wilson, ttt Trade street, was
arrested by Salem police yester
day on the dual charge of drunk
enness and carrying a deadly
weapon. When police were called
by the proprietor of a downtown
restaurant to remove a drunk
from the premises they found Wil
son la possession of an unloaded
revolver, it was reported.
Rape la Convicted Q. R. Rape
was convicted of a charge ot driv
ing while drunk by a Woodburn
justice court Jury yesterday.
J ustlee of ths- Peace Hiram Over
ton set a tine of $160, which was
not paid, and Issued a suspended
sentence of 30 days and 30 days
probation.
Reg. 11.45 Mark Twain shirts &
sport shirts, now t for t.T9. A. A.
Clothing Co.. 121 N. High.
Lor Permits Given Log haul
ing permits were issued by the
eounty court yesterday to J. B.
iad en, George Owen Dow, Rex
Klmsey, Minden Bros. Lumber
company, Victor Thomaa, Claude
Moomaw and W. A. Heater and
sons.
Will Show Fflms Toniarht the
Waldo Hills Community club 14
sponsoring Fred de Vrles of the
Pratum district who will show
colored rums or a European trip
which be took two years sgo as
delegate to an International
Sunday school, convention. Jake
Doerfler ia president Of the club.
Jadge Is Here-r Jndae Carl
Hendricks of Fossil examined
pleadings in the case of Simmons
vs. SilvertOB while in Salem yes
terday. Judge Hendricks has been
assigned by the supreme court to
try the case, but stated that no
date has yet been set.
Now is'the time for weatherstrip.
We have It. Ray L. Farmer Hdwy
Co., 115 S. Comm'l.
Is la .San Francisco Richard
R. Stillwell, manager of the Sa
lem branch of the social security
Doard, is In San Francisco, where
he is attending a conference of
board managers at the regional of
fice in that city.
Club Meeting Central Town
send club No. 0 will meet at the
courthouse tonight at 9 o'clock.
The club council will meet at 7
p. m. and the Townsend Youth as
sociation will- present a play for
the members.
Taxes Tmroed Over Sheriff
A. C- Bark yesterday tamed over
to the eounty treasurer $9972.05
in taxes from the 1932 tax roll
of which $1494.87 goes te Salem
school district and $2473.42 to
the city ot Salem.
Dr. M. Q. Gadwa, osteopathic
physician A surgeon announces
the opening of his aew offices at
22 Oregoa bldg.; Tel. $322.
Meeting' Canceled The rerular
bnslaeas meeting of Thor lodge
No. '42. Sons' of Norway, will not
be held tnnlght. A combined busi
ness aad social meeting wllL be
January Se at the Moose hall.
. "Players Sponsored The Rob
erts i PTArls sponsoring the Knight
Memorial Church Players In a
series of three-comedy acts at
the grange hall .at S o'clock to
night. - .
- Pet-salt f Isasieil James Ramey
was Issnecfja building permit from
the city ' balldlag, department yes
terday to Slter a dwelling. at 1015.
north, caarch: street at a cost ot
Baby Ballet -class li a.m. Sat.
mora.. Jan. ll. Axes 5. i. 1KB :
S. Liberty. Ph. 353. - !
, Card Party Spoaaored- A card .
party for the 'benefit of the
Kelxer 4H, clubs Is being spoa
aored toalght begin nine at S
o'clock at the Keiser school.' -
Wyatt at Dearoatees Gebrre
: Wyatt, 1134 North Froat " street,
, Is spending a few,, days at ;tho
, Deaconess hospital 'where ' he "Is
undergoing a physical, checkup.
Beer Llcesw. Glvea BeeV 11-
eense for Edwla J. and Daisy. B.
'Richards, at .Gates, was approved,
yesterday by. thte county court.' I
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Club to Meet Townsend eJLub '
j No-fit will meet tonight at 7: 30 I
,i us uune oi i v Tt. aerrj, 7X4
Epidemic ;pf4 4
"CoIdiSjptoiiis
0SI Liquid or C Tablets with
Of 0 Salve or C$0 Nose Drops-generally
relieves cold symptoms the
first day- .- ,- Adv.
Court Admits
FicKtelWm
Henderson Is Executor
Tof Ne3vly-Fonnd Will .
Benefiting IOOF
Discovery of a will mads by the
late George Flchtel " leaving his
$2200 estate to the Grand lodge
of Oregon, TOOF, tor ass' sad en
dowment of the Oregoa Odd Fel
lows homo resulted ta a probate
eoart order yesterday " canceling
appointment of William Bllvea as
administrator and appointing Ro
bert G. Henderson of . Cbemsws
as executor. -
The order also canceled ap
pointments of appraisers and ad
mitted the twill to probate. The
will ". specified - that . Henderstm
should be, executor without bond.
:Thi -estate consists of $700 in
personal, property and- $1500 In
real property. . .
. Qreoit Conrl
; Home Owners Loan corporation
vs. Herbert A. Miller, as adminis
trator of the estate of Hans Ma
thleson, and others; suit for fore
closure on note for $584.34, and
asking $54.05 to cover taxes and
$125 attorney, tees.
' Mary Esey vs. "C. W. Elsey;
saswer of defendant admitting
certain allegations ot plaintiff and
ednying all others. '
- Frances O'Neill vs. E. A. John
son sad others; withdrawal of
answer.
George W. Atkins vs. Stste In
dustrial Accident commission;
complaint asking that case deny
ing claim of aggravation of in
jury suffered while working at
stats tabercalosis hospital Octo
ber 9, 1939 bereopened and
award of $50 monthly for 88
months be made.
Reflex Spark Plug company vs.
Glenn McMillan: confirmation of
sale of lot in Melwood addition,
Salem.
Emit' Folk vs. Anna Lane: cer
tificate of redemption for $100
paid by defendant to redeem pro
perty sold ander Judgment.
Kleeman vs. Hughes: applies
tion to retain ease on circuit court
docket.
Probate Court
James H. Laldlaw estate: or
der appointing J. R. McCullough,
Asa L. Lewelling and Margaret
koss appraisers.
Harry Rogers estate; order au
thorizing A. F. Blerman, adminis
trator to sell personal property;
appraisal or Arthur Rahn. Sam F.
Speerstra, and Lillian Davis plac
ing value of estate at $765.91.
Clara Mae Elliott estate: first
and second semi-annual accounts
showing no receipts and disburse
ments of $35.75; order for sale
of personal property.
W. J. Howard and George B
Howard estate; final account of
Robert L. Howard, administrator,
showing receipts and disburse
ments of $262.25 and assets of
$1600 in real property remaining
ia W. J. Howard estate: final ac
count of Myrtle I. Howard as ad
ralnlstratrlx of G. B. Howard es
tate shows receipts and disburse
ments of $330.35. Appraisal of
two estates by John A. James
r. j. rarxer ana Charles HInkle
showing valuation of $1500 for
w. J. Howard estate and $114.27
ror u. B. Howard estate. Action
is now being taken to clear up
neirsnips of two estates and final
hearing is set for February 14.
L. B. Gordon estate; final ac
count of Mande Gordon, adminis
tratrix, shows estate settled and
all bills paid. Final hearing set
for February 10.
Justice Court
Robert D. Hunt, no license
plates; fined $1 and $4.50 costs.
Municipal Court
Verlln A. Rembarger. 930 NE
Skidmore street, Portland, viola
tion of basic speed rule, fined $5.
Wilmot McDonald, 26 4 7 Port
land road, Salem, violation of ba
sic speed rule, fined $5.
Harry H. Burdick. 1022 NW
22nd avenue. Portland, violation
of basic speed rule, fined $2.50.
Leroy H. Mlze, 1363 Ruge
street. West Salem, failure to
stop, fined $2.50.
Roxy Keith, route fonr, box
784, Salem, violation of the basic
speed rule, fined $2.50.
Pern E. Averill. Stratton apart
ments, Salem, violation of the -basic
speed rule, fined $2.50.
Oliver A. Abrams, Multnomah.
Ore., violation of the basic speed
rale, fined $5.
George E. Msnn, 480 Palmane
avenue, Ashland, violation ot the
basic speed rale fined $5.'
Vincent Reappointed Govern
or Charles A. Sprague yesterday
reappointed Frank Vincent, Port
land, a member of the state wel
fare board. : -r '
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SAVINGS
142 S. LCbwrtr St.
Salem. OrOcjoii
Statement oi Condition
December 31. 1940
- ASSETS
First Mortgage) Rood Estate
Share Loans . ,, ' ,. '
Stock In Fodoral Homo Loan
Accrued Interest HctM
OfSco Equipment 1 .:. .....
Cash in Bank - -
LIABILITIES
Members Inrsstmont .-.;..;, !;, ..
Dividends DoJcrrod 'and Unpaid
Loans in Process ; ' ' - v
Advanca from FsdsTal Homo
Accounts Parable. Taxosv aic
Rsasrres and Undivided Profited
Directs Education
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Douris Accepts x
! At! Presbyterian
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Former Junior Citizen to
Take Position in
Ed neat ion
terday that Don Douris, Junior
first citizens ot Salem for 1939,
will assume the position of direct
or of religious education for the
First Presbyterian church,: the
post formerly occupied by Rev.
Oscar W. Payne, bow located la
Eugene. I
Since 1929 Douris has been
eoaaected with the US National
Bank of Portland la Salem and
resigns that position to take over
his new duties February 1. His
record of schievemeat with Chris
tian youth over a period of more
than tea years prompted the
church to offer this important
work to the jew director.
At the present time Douris
coaches the basketball teams of
the junior church leagae. Is vice
president of Marloa county chap
ter or American Institute of Bank
ing, andj is scoat master ot troop
12. He was formerly camp di
rector for the summer Boy Scout
camp, has been president of the
Oregon Christian Youth council
and was! a representative to the
first world conference for Christ
ian youth, which was held In Am
sterdam' Holland, In July, 1939.
Douris Is most enthusiastic
about his entry Into the field of
religions education and confided
that It Is something he had al
ways wanted to do.
"I am thrilled to know I will
have that opportunity right here
in Salem" the new director de
clared. ;
Enthusiasm waa also manifest
by all those in the church who
had heard of his coming, aad by
the pastor. Rev. W. Irvin Wil
liams, who predicts a coatinued
growth In the youth program.
Early Start on "
Oiling Planned
Early start on planning next
summer's road oiling program
waa urged on the county court by
County Commissioner Ralph Gir
od, himself a road oiling expert.
at yesterday's session of the court,
Members of the court indicat
ed that there will be an early
start, possibly next week, on map
ping tne summer work, but that
the court should first inspect all
old oiled roads to see how the
work is holding up.
Girod pointed out that a num
ber of crossroads as well as the
main roads may need some early
work.
Engineer N. C. Hubbs pointed
out that the county may be re
quired to pick np some right-of-way
osi the Silverton road on
which the government plans to
spend about $80,000 aa a federal
aid highway from the Middle
Grove school as far as the money
will carry the project toward Sil
verton J Some straightening will
be necessary.
Okeks Extradition
On Seattle Charge
Governor Charles A. Spragae
yesterday authorised the extradi
tion of Robert Pettmaa, who Is
wanted Ul Seattle charged with
conspiring to destroy aa Insured
automobile. He Is ander arrest la
Coos county.
Pettmaa told the Coos eoaaty
officers he was employed, to
"steal"; and bara the aatomobfJe
so that its owaer. a- Seattle ami,
could collect the Insurance. The
owner also Is la jail. .
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Employers Mast, :i File
f "TW t Montli f or :
. . January is sa Important month
to employers subject to unemploy
ment taxes. J . i " . '. v.
Not only are the f t a a 1' lt40
quarterly.- payroll taxes due, bat
also: the P eeat credit offset
mast -pe .secured, aad employers
entitled to exemption mast give
written . notice of . withdrawal be
fore Jannary 34;
More than i.S00, la fourth
Quarter tax payments. Is expected
this month from. 10,$ 09 employers
of'four. or more workers.
After paying the state tax on
IftO payrolls approximately t999
employers of eight or more, per
sons may. deduct ander ths Inter
nal revenasxod 0- per. cent of
the 3 per cent anemploymeat tax
assessed " by the . federal gOTern
ment. Both payments mast be
completed this month to secare
faU tax credit offset. -
Employers coatinse subject to
the tax until they -complete a eat
a a d a r year without employing
four or mere workers la say qnar
ter during which taor payroll
runs orer 4509. Ia all cases writ
tea notice of withdrawal may ho
made only In January. ,
Magruder Speaks
At Public Forum
"Democratic America Faces the
Issue" is the topic of a public
forum at the Bash grade, school
tonight, at 8 o'clock, to be con
ducted by Dr. Frank A. Magruder,
professor of political science st
Oregoa State college.
Dr. . Ifagruder, the snthor of
VTdll" taxes lue
U '- :"
nrrm j1 Drastic Price Reductions
lfe on Every Model in IStdck!
f Iran . . 6 j ct.f t iw?;
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I IMPROVED ICI ,!
II VvVtW? CUBE RaXKASst
eight . bookia ths .field : otUgov
erament, will discuss Americaa
foreign policy -ad th role, he
believes the United SUtes should
play la world derelopmOat. , . i
The forum, l aponaoredby the
Bash Mothers aad f Dads 2 elan.
President Earl H.jlUggS will act
as chairman. Admlssioa' is tree.
Pacific
Professor Talb
Experiences In War .Work
toTJe Told' lO Chureh g
VBIenfs Organization
Professor Xmmcttl W. Gaily of
Pacific collego at Newberr will
be the . spesker .sth the regalar
meetlag of the -Presbyter la a Ilea's
elnb Taesday St f : 3 P a,, r
- Professor Can; rstarned from
Cuba abour three- rdonths;; ago,
where ho waa ta charge of relist
work ortSS? Cernsan: refugees
ot ths- present war. Prevloas to
that ho was in charge of. the dis
tribution of $I,MM0 worth of
food -daring the SpaaIahlTll war.
He-waa la charge : of' relief for
both sides. Prance's and" the for
mer.: government's; and darlag
that time had many . exciting sd
Teatares.. which, he jwUl jelate to
the PTeabyteriaa men Taesday
ptght. f . ; ! .; .. ... ; -
- Not only is. Professor Gaily aa
ImpresstTe speaker, but Is aa Im
posing f lgare physically,- steading
six feet six laches fa height. He
is professor of sociology sad
Spanish at Pacific college, and his
extenslre experience la warsoaes
and ImpresslTO manner of relat
ing them have created a demand
for his available speaking time.'
The meeting wfll begia with a
dlaaer at l:3S o'clock.' Reservs
tloas may bo made by calllag the
secretary at if St. j
No meing or splosh
log! New release frees
tee- cubes like magic
ot ;e ringer touch, i
SUOINO SHELF
ENDS rUMKLINO
Glides, out- easily
bringing foods within,
reach without "fum
bling. With occurote'
therrnofneter.
POLARCX S-WAY
MEAT SAVER
For trozen storage- of
meats; Jo keep extra
supply of ice cubes;
to chill . bottled bev
erages. O LA S S-T4XP
FOODEX DRAWER. ;
Two, comiiiiit veg... .
etoble fresheners
rtth Sturdy glass top .
that mokes f o o d s
College
; HANOI -BIN FOR
STCIlACXf,PAC
i Sig ftOllout 'HorvS-' -.
Bin of tows a m p I '
; storage sp pee for
staple supplies and ; "
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Hmdricks Given:
jlriliiife
R., Hendricks, director of the
Salem TMCA aiaco' Its tooadiag
nearly' years Ago, was humored
at yesterday's regular 'meeting of
the board. Bishop Brace R. Bax
ter spoke in behslf of the board
la - paying . trlboto - to Mr. Hea
drlcks' acUre part to T affairs
aad for the 'progress made by the
T during- his term..-. Tr"
. Hendricks has served as vlce
p resident . coatinaoasly s I a c a
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fcrcpcningSTUFFY
Wysifte km ot stis.sa sssav TbiWtHM
steppes' so asitiili? h eaJy pass ap
IssMdry bitt. Aad rsssaataer, a let ef
eat slowing ewy suss year ease ssera asses ssrfffieg, sassihu.
ssra, red, aosixhrif. aad it sery eftea -boss, sad nrfsisi r j
ssjerss rlie Sslicars atembrsMS. . Msataslitsai heiss, ia
A ssera scssoiicsl aad gsarlar way a
wfi ceagsteisa as year asstigs Jos te
S coU is te assart s Ettle Mseriksistoa.
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Hero's Hm "Gold Seof . . . pculo of the 1940 CeJdspot rwdo!
Cofiservorfvely modr, tvpertatirdy fflcltut, brimv Smn 4
Stors of ralwbiliry and qtwtity. aaml3 whits orxl chfoms osi
stondoHxodV oH-sroel coBfnet, o-p-oo porcelouseJ loferK;
two veotobfo frwsnassors. Also. 9-polat cotd caettrol, CoMox
losalotioo oihI convsasssxa feotares Cted ot tho left.
EQUIPPED
This Big Sbc CtFpot:Fant
Usually. Sells far 119.95! Noi Only . . J
Rsfrigerafor buy of o hfetime!
roodex Vegetable Fresheners
ond Ice troy release. Has nin.
point fast-freeze control end
Cotdspot ott-steel construction.
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1905, except; for nine months last
year following ' thef death of W.
L. S t a 1 a y, j when aa was . acting
president. Ia) October, Hendricks
rsqaested to; bo relieved from the
office aad, upon election .of Pail
Wallace, ho waa returned as Tics
president. ' - j - : -; --"
Reports of committee chalrm en
giren at the meetlag yesterday
included aJiiaoancement by Fred
erick. S.'Lstnport Of the endow
ment committee of.a ISO 0 gift by
one of the directors at Christmas
time to apply', on' the: mortgage.
This r e d a c e a the mortgage to
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