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Tie OHTQC2I STATESMUV tclBU Oregon, Sunday Morolngr January 19, 1141
Locals News Briefs
Tax Totals Glven"- A total of
1,84,795.39 "was collected' in
taxes In Marion county in" 1140,
report of Sheriff A. Burk f ilea
r.'wlth the county clerk revealed
- yesterday. Of the total amount,
126,922.74 was on hand on Jan
nary 1 of that year.'Other col
lections were $1,610,102.39 from
the current roll, $309,085.03
from the ' delinquent list, and
$685.23 - from yield taxes. The
snnvof $1,772,614.77 was turned
ever to the county treasurer, and
' $74,180.62 was on hand last De
' eemher 30. A turnover of taxes
collected in the current year from
the 1936 roll filed today with the
1 county clerk showed $2886.22, of
which $361.58 is apportioned to
the Salem school . district . and
$490.52 to the city of Salem.
Luts florist. P. 9592. 1271 N. Lib
Arrest Made la Mlx-np Police
Officer Tony Ramig of West Sa
lem arrested Lester Scott, 1050
Ruby street, at 3:50 Saturday af
ternoon following a, three-way ac
cident at the intersection of Mc
Kary and Third streets. West Sa
lem, Involving Scott, Wendell Max
Smith, $70 Klngwood, and EL
May, eaiem box company, con
was cited to appear Before tne
West Salem police court for fail
ure to have a driver's license upon
his person. Up to 5:15 last night
he had failed to produce one, Ra
mig said. None of the drivers was
Injured.
Youth Meet Today To plan a
meeting in Salem for Thursday,
: February 27. at which Dr. uaa
$olinf, world president of Chris
tian Endeavor, will speak, repre
sentatives of organiied youtn
Stouds in Marion and Polk coun
ties will meet at the Salem YMCA
today at 8 p. m. The rally here
will be the only place in Oregon,
outside of Portland, where Dr.
Poling, raised in Oregon but now
preaching in Philadelphia, will
sneak. From February 23 to
March 2 he will conduct the youth
Section of the national preaching
mission at Portland.
Safety of your savings Is Insured
at Salem Federal, 130 S. Liberty
' Purchases Service 8 t a t i on-
Frank Wroble of Casper, Wye,
has purchased from Sol Friedman
of Portland the super-service sta
tion and coffee shop located south
of Canby on the- Pacific highway
for approximately $10,000. Myr
ton Moore, local real estate bro
ker, announced Saturday. Mr. and
Mrs. Wroble and their children
spent their vacation In Oregon
last summer, and since that time
have been looking forward to lo
cating permanently in Willamette
valley.
Surrey Completed State high
way surveyors have completed
preliminary surveys in the city
of West Salem for the installation
of traffic signals at the intersec
tions of Edgewater street and
Wallace Road, and Edgewater
and Rosemont streets, officials
said Saturday. The date of in
stallation is not known.
Dentist Dr. J. V. Scott, 744 N.
Capitol. Open evenings & Sundays.
Tichenor at Chamber Captain
J. H. Tichenor of the Portland
police department will address the
' Salem chamber of commerce
luncheon group Monday noon.
His topic will be "Operation of
the Sunshine Division." He will
be Introduced by Dr. O. A. Olson.
DR.
PAD NLESS
PARKER
"Dental Care Is
and Day
TRANSPARENT
DENTAL PLATES
Use Your
Approved Credit.
PAY FOR PLATES
while you wear them.
No Interest
Charges.
One Year To Complete Plate Payments
Avail yourstlf of easy credit terms to obtain new TRANS
PARENT material plates. Recently perfected material used
by dentists everywhere and possessing carefully blended
color and enduring strength. Call at Dr. Painless Parker's
office and see these, plates with, gums the same shade as
natural gums and a crystal-clear palate that reflects the
mouth tissues. Satisfy yourself as to the natural form and
the reproductive qualities of plates made with this material,
then compare them with the old-fashioned, more expensive
kind.
Plate Repairs
If you are wearing old-style
clumsy plates why uot have
your present teeth reset la the
refined material dentists use
uud recommend? It will save
you getting new plates. '
ALL PRICES QUOTED
IN ADVANCE
DR. PAINLESS
125 LIBERTY ST. COR. STATE
. ' Telephone Salem 8825 : -
Other afflces la Eugene, Portland, Taeoma, Spokane,
in all leafing Pacific Coast Cities
Coming Eventa
Jan. 10 American Legion
axillary " district twe confer
ence, Salem. " -: ' -
Jan. 20) to 84 -Examination
'week at Willamette university.
Jan. 24 Salem Missouri
club at 246 H North Commer
. cial street.. .
. Feb. 18-2043 tat e conven
tion, Oregon Farmers Union.
Mar. 14, 15 H 1 g h school
forensic tournament at Willam ,
etto university. v.
Loder Showing Picture s
Members of the Cherry City bak
ery and Curley Dairy , salesman
ship class are presenting James
Loder and his color, motion pic
ture, "Ages, Past and ; Present
at 8 p. m. Tuesday at in cnerry
City auditorium. Market and
Broadway. Loder'a pictures in
clude unusual scenes taken in
Mexico, Death valley, the Grand
canyon. Brice canyon. Coulee
dam, Yellowstone park, and Ni
agara falls. Dan Daniortn, under
the direction of the state board
for vocational education, has con
ducted the series of conferences
in salesmanship and has arranged
this evening of entertainment for
class members, their families, and
friends at the concluding meeting.
Struck by Autos Only bruises
and abrasions were suffered by
George Bowen, Jr., 1070 North
Liberty street, and Margaret Han
iger, Moore apartments, when
they were hit Friday night by
different autos. Guy B. Cornforth,
855 North Winter street, was
charged with failure to give right
of way to a pedestrian after hit
ting Bowen at Church and Cen
ter streets. Mrs. Haniger was
struck at Ferry and Liberty
streets by William W. Wharton,
route 2, Turner. Treatment was
given by the Salem first aid crew.
Galla Rinl, famous accordionist,
Jan. 21st Bush school 8 p. m.
Booked by Police City police
Saturday charged with violation
of basic traffic rule Leo George
Brown, 325 River street: Peter
J. Kuyper, Belle, Calif.; Jack R.
Waymire, Seattle; Jack O. Akers,
Portland; Arthur N. Green, 140
Evergreen avenue; Steven E.
Washburn, route 2, and Eugene
Poynter, 1885 Fairmount street.
William J. Fuller, 1042 Third
street, West Salem, was charged
with permitting an unlicensed per
son to drive.
Ship Builders Needed The
United States civil service com
mission is announcing competitive
examinations for boatbullder, cop
persmith, instrumentmaker, ship
joiner, sailmaker, and toolmaker
craftsmen for the purpose of fill
ing existing and future vacancies
at the Puget Sound navy yard,
Bremerton, Wash. Full informa
tion may be secured at the Salem
postoffice.
Person who took money from la
dy's puree at Bishops Frl. Is
known. Mail to store.
To Submit Names President
Florence Shipp of Townsend club I
No. 2 will submit the names cho- I
sen by her as committee members
to the club council lor ratifica
tion at the club meeting Monday
night at the Leslie Methodist
church at 7r30 o'clock.
Visit Salem Weekend visitors -
from Fort Lewis, Wash., are Sec
ond Lieutenant and Mrs. Harlan
Judd.
Your Day-ln
- Out Problem."
PROVIDE HEALTH
PROTECTION WITH
HO-MONEY-DOWN PLAN
FIRST PAYMENT
WITHIN 30 DAYS
Budget Dental Costs In
Weekly and Monthly
Payments
BUDGET FAMILY V
DENTAL NEEDS
WITH APPROVED CREDIT
Your credit eaa be extended to
cover expenses of your wife and
children. Simply contiana the
small weekly and monthly pay
ments after your own contract
has been fulfilled. i
i NO CARRYING COSTS
PARKER, Dentist
Seattle and
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To Return Kricr Officer Ho
hart Kigglns and District; Attor
ney Miller B. Hayden left Satur
day for Fort Lewis after receiving
word, from Major, General George
A. White that William Krier la
being- held in the guardhouse
there for Salem police. A warrant
was Issued out of the Salem jus
tice eourti Saturday to j secure
Krier's j return to answer! to a
charge j of participating jtn the
burglary of Newman's Anriy store.
flonn commercial street. last
April 29." Police are looking for
another man believed to have
been involved , in the hnrrWr. in
which over $500 worth . of mer-
cnanaise was taken, i f ?
Galla Rinl, famous accordionist,
Jan. 21st Bush school 8 p. m.
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Guests Here Recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs.- ti. ! I. Wikv war
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Thompson of
jonon, bl, and Mr. Leonard
Grinde! of ; Minneapolis, brother
Of Mrs.' Colton. The nartv
gether with Mr. and Mrs. Wick,
waue nere visited relatives at 811
verton,Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fry,
who later also were guests here
at the : Wick home. !
To Elect Officers Election of
officers for the coming year will
be the chief business before the
Marion county republican club at
its meeting Monday night, Janu
ary 20. at S o'dnoV In tha Uiixk
hotel, officers said Saturday. Del
neiaermser, president, swas In
Portland Saturday arranging for
a prominent state party i member
to be guest speaker.
Now is the time for weatherstrip.
We have it. Ray L. Farmer Hard
ware Co., 115 S. Commercial.
Legion to Convene A no-host
supper for Canital rost K'o. 9.
American Legion, and the auxil
iary will be held at Fraternal
temple Monday night fit 6:30,
followed by the regular meetlnrs
at 8 o'clock. Commander Rav
Stumbo said Saturdav a check will
be siren by the War Mothers to
Cottage and Chemeketa i streets.
Auto "Prowled" W.1 L. Cro-
ker, 1088 Fir street, reported to
city police the theft Friday night
or a blanket and an overcoat from
his car while parked In the 1000
block on Hood street. An umbrel
la and blanket were stolen from
the car of H. R. Muhs, 1922 North
Commercial street, parked in the
400 block of State street.
Artist Long time in France, will
give private lessons in painting In
Salem. Address Phil in Lvons.
2258 NW Aspen street. Portland.
Phone Broadway 0320. ;
Business Meet Set A business
meeting and election of officers
will be held by the West Salem
community club Monday night at
7:30 o'clock, Dr. A. F. Goffrler,
president, said Saturday. The
meeting is scheduled at the city
hall.
Farewell Given Robert Payne,
son of Rev. and Mrs. Payne, was
honored with a farewell party
Saturday night at the First Pres
byterian church. Rev. Payne has
assumed the pastorate of the
Fairmount Presbyterian church of
Eugene.
Rent 8 rm. hse., 2 bdrm, base
ment and furnace. 8 r blocks to
capitol. 25 mo. 305 S. 14th.
Signs for Navy Ivan Monroe
Bird, of Scappoose, enlisted
Thursday at the Salem ; naval re
cruiting station and has been
transferred to the recruit station
at San Diego, Chief Quartermaster
Robert B. Fallon said Saturday.
Enlists In Marines Paul R. G.
Rogers of the Dayton: area en
listed this week at the : local ma
rine recruiting office and has been
sent to San Diego for recruit
training. Sgt. Tinsley ; J. Fitch.
Salem recruit officer reports.
Estate Tabulated An estate
valued at more than 810,000 was
left by Harriet H. Gag who died
in Salem, September 27, 1838, pa
pers filed recently in the Multno
mah county court reveal.
Missouri &jis to Meet The Sa
lem Missouri club will meet Fri
day night at 246 A North Com
mercial street for' installation of
officers.
Obituaries
Peterson !
Mrs. Ella Peterson at a local
hospital January 15. Surtlved by
a granddaughter, Mrs. Blanche
Peterson of Walla Walla, Wash..
and a grandson, Harold Austin
of Peoria, 111. Funeral announce
ments later from the Walker
Howell Funeral home.
Edwards !
Mrs. Sarah Alice Edwards, at
her home, 1815 North Fifth
street, Friday, January If, at the
age of 82 years. Mother of B. E
and M. H. Edwards, both of Sa
lem; sister of Mrs. Emma Hart
of Pasco, Wash., Mrs. Eva Stall
cup of Los Angeles, and M. O
Edwards of Eugene; also survived
by four grandchildren and three
great grandchildren. Services will
be held Tuesday, January 21, at
z p. m., from Clough-Barrick
chapel with Rev. I Harvey E.
Snavely officiating, i Concluding
services will be In IOQF cemetery.
Henderson'
In this city, Friday, I January
i, cnaries G. Henderson, age 80
years. Late resident of 310 South
14th street. Survived by two sons.
m. B. Henderson of Salem and G.
C. Henderson of Santa Ana, Calif.;
brother, Justin Henderson of East
St. Louis, 111. Member of the First
Christian church. Funeral services
will be held from the chapel of
W. T. Rigdon company, Monday,
January 20, : at 1:80 j p.nu Rer.
Guy L. Drill will officiate. Con
cluding services la City View cem
etery. ' l y: ! . j- " '
OlalkeivMliiell
BW I m S ( M W it . it 1
riw.s
Hear Radio Talk Children la
the ' civics ' classes of the upper
grades; at . Pringle school, at ' the
close of the meeting of their Jun
ior Red Cross, listened by radio
to Governor Charles A. Spragne'a
address, .
Visits Relatives Weekend
visitor at the E. W. DuChien re
sidence In North Salem was L. L.
Vlckers, Salem, now stationed at
Fort Lewis. Vlckers expects to be
transferred to Omaha, Neb., soon.
Priv. money any amt on good see.
Abrams it Ellis, Masonic Bldg.
Homo From Hospital George
Wyatt, 1184 North Front, street,
has returned home from the Dea
coness hospital and la "mneh im
proved," the family said Satur
Benefit Film Set Showing of
a motion picture to benefit the
Junior Red Cross at Salem high
school will be made January 28
at the Hollywood theatre, offi
cers said yesterday.
Visits Falls City Mrs. Irene
Weller spent Thursday with her
parents, Rer. and Mrs. Todd, at
Falls City. She also visited brief
ly with Mrs. Hulds Smith at Dal
las. Hero on Visit Miss Beulah
Miller of Halsey was a Salem vis
itor Friday.
Counties to Get
Surplus Receipts
Oregon counties will receive
$410,981.29 of so-called surplus
motor vehicle receipts for 1940,
in addition to the $2,000,000 al
ready allocated. Secretary of
State Earl Snell reported to the
legislature here Saturday.
This Is the largest amount of
surplus motor vehicle revenues
ever distributed to the counties.
The previous high mark was
I234.67M9.
The motor vehicle receipts for
1940 aggregated 815,356.441.97.
Of this amount $2,900,537.88 was
received from motor vehicle reg
istrations, $11,201,492.45 from
the motor vehicle fuels tax, $1,-
124,120.35 from motor vehicle
carriers and $30,291.64 from
fines. Most of these receipts go
into the state highway fund.
County apportionments include:
Benton $55,276.36, Lincoln
$27,566.12, Linn $ 69,495.60, Mar
ion $181,388.78, Polk $35,850.-
70, Yamhill 861,550.87.
Volan's Wedge
By FRANCIS GERARD
(Continued from page 4.)
and his little nephew had disap
peared. In the depths of the cas
tle she could still hear the thin
crying of the b a b y "Wotan's
own" as It was borne away. The
sound grew fainter; presently,
with the slam of a great door, It
ceased entirely. "V
Old Anna nodded and passed a
gnarled hand across her face.
"Cry on! Cry on!" she murmured.
Though I shall not live to see
the day, what they have done to
you, so will you do to them and
wallenfels will be naugbt out a
tragic name In a history book."
(To Be Continued)
I I . . mmmmm mmmm in inn , "i i ilk -a mi,'., i .iiui .iiiii. jnHfc ;
THERE'S new word spreading' through
the vocabularies of car owners who
have made firsthand acquaintances with
this slick new 1941 Buick.
It's word we first picked out as an apt
description of a new and better engine
but it is rapidly coming to mean a com
pletely new and excitingly pleasurable
manner of motorcar travel. V f
All over the country, "to fireball" now
means to enjoy both ease and dispatch in
your travel by car with a .very special
new'manner of thrift, ; -'1 : !
Not the ordinary, scrimpy, self denying
sort of thrift, but thrift with all
tk thrills Uft in I
Now,' just wfo that hsppens is
easy to understand, t.
wOpdoaal equipment oa the Buick SriciAL,
staodaro oa all other terieu - f
3S8 N. C03O1ERCIAL ST.
COCOCOCOOCOCCOOb VHEN CrTTEIl AUTOMOQILIS ARI DUILT DUICIC WILL BUILD THE.Vj OCOCCOCCiCCwOCCU
Long Sentence
Five Year 1 Term Covers
All Crimes Committed $
Kidnaping Dropped
When Warren E. Bartges, Jr
emerges ' from 1 the Oregon state
prison' after" serving, a five-year
term imposed on ' him Saturday
for theft of the A. R. Hanter car
last' January, he will - have ab
solved himself before the law for
all offenses charged against him
in Marlon county. ' ; ; T I
This was revealed following tils
appearance before Judge Ll H. Mc-
Mahan 'for sentence oh six sep
arate charges to which he pleaded
oUty; . ' :... ; ; .
On recommendation of District
Attorney Miller B. . Hayden, the
sentences ' were arranged so that
completion of the fire year, term
would clear the defendant of the
other charges against him. j
In consequence he was given' a
one-year sentence in the . state
prison for larceny by bailee of a
truck belonging to Martin Pflanm
on September 1, 1938,' the term to
run concurrently with that for the
Hunter automobile theft."'. '
He was given six months In Jail
and paroled to Sheriff A. C. Burk
on each of three a d d 1 1 1 o n a 1
charges. These included passing
NSF checks on Mrs. Robert B.
Hamilton, passing of farther
check on Don Madison on Decem
ber S, 1939, and of breaking Jail
in Marion county December 30,
1939. He had originally pleaded
guilty to the Hamilton check
charge on January 10, 1939.
Kidnaping Charges
Dropped for Evidence Lack
Charges of kidnaping Mrs. Hunt
er, owner of the stolen car. were
dropped against Bartges In justice
court on grounds of Insufficient
evidence.
The district attorney Indicated
that Mrs. Hunter is deceased since
the alleged kidnaping occurred,
and that she left no valid evidence
of the kidnaping.
Bartges is wanted in : Spokane
and South Bend, Wash., and in
Dallas, Tex., to answer other
charges In addition to those
against him in Marion county.
In addition to passing sentence
against Bartges, Judge McMahan
sentenced Edward Mills to serve
30 days in the Marion county jail
on a charge of passing a bad check
on Cleve W. Bartlett, but later pa
roled him on condition that resti
tution be made within 69 days on
the Bartlett check and two others.
The defendant described himself
as a transient tailor.
Circuit Court
Wayne Henry vs. W. G. Allen;
demurrer of Hunt Brothers Pack
ing company, garnishees.
Edna Smith vs. E. C. Alford;
motions to strike.
Continental Insurance company
vs. Charles E. ana Alice smitn;
complajnt for $300, in which
plaintiff seeks subrogation to
claim of Insurance allegedly paid
for damages to car belonging to
J. A. Car hart.
Martin V. Langford vs. City of
Salsm; answer to amended , com
plaint alleges negligence on part
of plaintiff In accident occurring
June 22, 1938, when plaintiff's
car struck a city street sprinkler
at State and Commercial streets.
Charles Henry Green vs. Julia
Elizabeth ' Green; divorce decree
returns name of Julia Elizabeth
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Bob Root, freshman from Port
land, elected Friday as man
ager of the 1941 Freshman
Glee, scheduled for March 23 at
Willamette university Ken-nell-EUis
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Crawbord to defendant. -
Ross Moore vs. Vera Moore; de
fendant's motion for $78 monthly
support money for minor child on
allegation that latter Is in need
of medical attention which defen
dant la unable to provide because
of loss of personal effects by fire;
application to set case for trial
also filed.
Southern Pacific company vs.
Henry Layman and John W. Luck-
ey; demurrer to answer. i
Credit Service company vs.
Beechler-O'Halr, Inc., return on
attachment shows Woodbnrn prop
erty taken under writ and H. K.
O'Hair placed in charge as keeper.
Probate Court
George Fltchel estate; appraisal
at $1871.60 It W. H. Gardner,
James Smith, Bessie M. Elofson;
authority given Robert G. Hen
derson, executor, to - convey per
sonal property to order of Odd
Fellows for use In organization's
state home.
Harley Ellenwood guardianship:
annual report of Portland Trust
and Savings bank, guardian, shows
receipts, $1761.05; disbursements,
$1720.21.
- J. O. Matthls estate; appraisal
at $7150, of which $5000 Is In
real property, by Dr. R. Lee Wood,
F. J. Saunders and Norman K.
Winslow.
Justice Court -Jack
Orlln Tucker, no license
plates for motor vehiclefined $1
and $4.50 costs.
Arnold Ellsworth Currier, fail
ure to have clearance lights on
truck, fined $1 and $4.50 costs and
same amounts for failure to have
operator's license.
Floyd Raymond Mann, no oper
ator's license, fined $1 and 4.50
costs.
Marriage Licenses
John Hugo Cook, 22, sawmill
worker, route one, Brooks, and
Mary Elmo Beach, 19, domestic,
Fairhaven avenue, Salem.
Municipal Court
Steven E. Washburn, route two;
violation of basle rule; f 1 ire d
$2.10.
v. . . , ciouu. a v a u.uu , is
olation of basic rule; fined $2.50.
Chester C. Crowe, 1880 North
Liberty street; drunk driving;
fined $50.
June Mitchell. 898 East Rural
avenue; no driver's license; fined
$$.
John B. Nohlen, Dallas; viola
tion of basic rule; fined 85.
Reenforced by Compound Carburetion
this FIREBALL eight develops nearly 17
more horsepower on exactly the same fuel
rationing.
TVfth all that power on call, we can use a
more economical gear ratio as our standard
high gear a ratio that ops miles per gallon
by giving more revolutions of the wheels
for every revolution of the engine.
Then, In addition, we have in Compound
Carburetion a fuel supply system that
adjusts itself according to the driving
conditions you meet. i - f
your engine is always getting
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Bridge Building
Paneyrlanned
Marion and Polk County
, ; Courts ; Discuss y 'Plan '( j'
to Span Willamette ?
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. Tentative plans were put forth
Saturday for Joint meetings Monj
day of the Marion and Polk coun
ty courts relative to the possible
construction of . an " lnter-county
bridge across the Willamette river
as a link in the proposed Salemj-
inaependence-Jungs valley, high
way. vNo final arrangements for
such ' a meeting were announced,
j 'Following discussion of the mat
ter by the two- courts, 'farther
conferences ; will bo held with
State Highway Engineer R. H.
Baldock In order to ascertain the
state's Interest in such a devel
opment. It was revealed.
The matter was brought to the
attention of the Marlon county
court here Saturday by E. JU
Miller, speaking for the highway
association which la sponsoring
the Salem-Klngs : Valley develop
ment. -t; :" :
According to Miller,. Senator
Dean Walker of Independence his
obtained tentative assurances
from members of the state high
way commission that the stafe
body might consent to the erec
tion of such a bridge with state
funds. j
In return, the two counties
would be expected to reimburse
the state with moneys now spent
on ferries at Independence until
an appreciable portion of the cost
were defrayed by the two coun
ties immediately concerned. About
$4000 yearly is now spent on tie
Independence ferry. - I ;
Relative to this aspect' of tie:
proposal. Judge Leroy Hewlett;
remarked Saturday that Marian
county would find the reconstruc
tion of the South River road in'.
expensive Investment, w h 1 cj h
might . preclude extensive bridge;
building activities on the part of;
the county. The Judge, however,,'
indicated tnat conferences on the
matter might profitably be 'held,
with all Interested parties. j
First Aid Gass ll
Slated Wednesdajyj
Following the successful com-?
pletlon of two standard first aidf
classes at the Salem high school
a third standard class will beinj
Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. on the
third floor of the old high school
building, room 3M, under My4
nard Clark, instructor.
The two classes which hav
completed the course of lnstrhci
tlon Include 28 persons of Salem
who are Interested In equipping
themselves to give efficient first
aid assistance In time of accldefntf
Red Cross certificates for thif
work will be Issued. j.
Intensive training in first aid
Is a part of the participation; of
the - American Red Cross in lb
national defense program. Eng
land is finding Its first aid pro4
FLOWERS
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Court & High Ph. 7166
most benefit out of the
line that will give the performance youSvant.
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And that spells economy.
So much economy Jhat
15,000 miles a yelar
miles' extra driving
of fuel.
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era will tell yoij, 2 -something
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onstration such ai any
Buick dealer twill
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tag to reports. ; s: I-;,- r-y. - i '
Anyone Interested In taklcf
firsts, aid .training, ; especially,
-housewives, are ' urged I to attend,
this class and others which will
follow. More classes are under or
ganization " tor both evening and
afternoon and fit Is suggested
that . those . Interested watch for
further announcements - , - -
Portlandprs Plaii
Herman Lafky. president of the
Federation of Patriotic orders at
a meeting on Friday night, ap
pointed a. committee to cooperate
iWitn tne Portland ' lederauon in
'arranging a pilgrimage of citizens
through the capitol during legis
lature.' While -the pilgrimage la
primarily for the new citizens of
Portland, It was' stated that there
may be a total of 1500 persons
here for the f occasion: . B. II
Owens, Bertha Ray and Sherman
Nelson were named on the com
mittee. ,. . . t . . . .
. Announcement was made of tbt
annual banquet io be given at thf
Argo hotel by the federation on
February 21. Officers ; will be
elected at the banquet. Mrs. W. II
Hanson of the UDAR is program
chairman, Ray Stumbo of Capitol
unit of the American Legion Is in
charge of arranging for a speaker.,
Decorations wilt be arranged by
Mrs.' Hazel ' Lacey of 'Klngwood
American Legion auxiliary - and
Mrs. Minnie Humphreys of the
War Mothers, co-chairman. .
A committee was also appointed
to include Ronald! Jones and legis
lative chairmen; of all organiza
tions. This group will check on all
legislation going through the pres
ent session which effects the pat
riotic organizations. t ' '
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