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Verdict lor the plaintiff in the
of Lb XL Chambers vs. J. .
i LeClerc was returned Thursday
tiler sue noun oi ponaenng oj m
Jury in the court of Circuit Judge
tLb H. McMahan.
The - favorable decision jives
j the plaintiff right to replevin a
1138 International truck, or its
' exruivmlent in cash. According to
Its verdict, the Jury found that
i claintiff was the owner of the
; truck at the time of . the c6m
I znencement of the action, and that
- In conseauence be' is entitled to
its immediate possession.
$ The Jury received the case at
: 11 a-nx, and returned its verdict
! at 5 pjn,
i cimcurr court
; Fred E. Roberts vs. E. Beatrice
' Bollier and others; undertakings
I oo appeal filed by the plaintiff, by
defendant Bollier and by Marietta
R. and Reynolds Allen, also de
fendants, f
Emma Rentschler vs. Duane W.
and Tbelma E. Griliith; foreclos
ure complaint "for 553-B7, inter
est and $50 attorney fee based on
promissory note.
Ralph Sturgis as trustee, vs
John P. Murphy, Ada M. weus,
Ora D. White, Birdie O. Tyler
and Pearl M. Collins; complaint
for decree of the court assuming
jurisdiction over a trust estab
lished by; John P. Murphy, and
his- then wife, Polly Murphy, on
September 14, 1939, authorizing
final report of present trustee,
and appointing new trustee to
administer affairs of trust Plain
tiff states that defendant Mur
phy's demands upon the fund and
upon himself as trustee have made
administration of the trust diffi
cult, so as to make him wish to
withdraw. Trust includes savings
account of between $1800 and
$1900, a- mortgage valued at $1,
258.60 and several pieces of Sa
lem real property. .
Ardrilla N. Morris vs. Kenneth
G. Thompson; application to place
on motion docket
Marion Holm vs. Martin Holm;
motion to set for trial.
B. C. Morris vs. Glen N, J. IL,
in TjiIii Berinfier: foreclosure
complaint! for $272 and interest
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alleged due on a note and $50 at
torney feet ; ;.
Archie Bones vs. Robert J. and
Zola I. Herrall; motion of defend
ant asking t r a, t amended com
plaint be made more definite and
certain, t .
Dorothy Fry vs. Everett P. Try;
reply -denying and motion to set
for trial. ' -; :
Estate of A. Hattrem; claim for
$3600 of T.' A. Livesley and John
J. Roberts taken under advise
ment by Circuit Judge L. G. Lev
elling pending submission of briefs
by attorneys, '
Lawrence N. Brown vs. Mayro
and Mary E. McKinney; motion of
defendant Mary E. McKinney ask
ing authority to inspect specified
document, and further ; motion
asking accounting from Ladd and
Bush, plaintiffs assignors.
Clara "Weber vs.. Pacific Grey
hound lines and others; dismissal
on stipulation.
Marion county vs. John A.
Gearing and others: order of dis
missal as to three parcels of real
property on .which -delinquent
taxes have been paid.
Nona Stack vs. Lawrence
Stack; answer to an amended
complaint alleges defendant in
nervous and emotional state when
he signed a property agreement
and was unable to protect himself
in negotiations; defendant claims
agreement in consequence grossly
unfair," contrary to law and against
rmhlie nolicv: asks dismissal of
complaint and voiding tf agree
ment .
A. A. Hallander and company
vs. Allen Fruit company; order
vacating previous order dismissing
case for 30 days pending further
consideration.
J. H. Glazner estate; appraisal
of B. C. Hall. Charles J. Zerzan
and Evelyn Wolfe at $3500, aU in
real property.
Anton Henry Lies estate; order
extending time for filing of in
ventory and appraisal until May 1
on motion of Pioneer Trust com
pany, administrator, stating prop
erty of estate outside state and
may not be appraised without de
lay. Christian Schuman estate; April
2 set for hearing on final account
Mary Sanders guardianship;
second annual r e p 6 r t of Pioneer
Trust company, guardian, shows
balance of $301.52; approved by
order of court
Albert Janz estate; no inheri
tance tax assessed on $9366 estate,
Tho' OSCGOH pTATESMAlt Solan Oregon. Friday Morning. Fabrnarf 3. 1941
. 1 -. v nt board physician in Oregon have
Uregomans Set
Health
distributed in equal, legacies of
$2341.72 to Leta V. Adams Saul
S. Janz, Laurel V. Savage .and
Kreta E Janz. '
JUSTICE COURT
Donald Sodeman, no operator's
license, pleaded guilty and sen
tence postponed to March 6,
John G. Garrison, speeding with
truck, pleaded . guilty . and case
continued to 10 ajn. .today for
sentence.'
W. R. Donovan," non-support.
preliminary hearing , set for 9
a.m. today; bail set at $250 and
commitment issued. "
Irwin Smith, conducting plumb
ing business without certificate of
registration, set for jury, trial at
9:30 ajn. today. ' .
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Harvey B. Christenson, 20, sup
ply, sergeant, C a mp " Murray,
Wash, and Marcella- Frey, 21,
housekeeper, -route seven, Salem.
Fred Carl Gephardt, 24, deliv
ery driver, 639L North Liberty
street, and Kayella Marie Lane,
20,' waitress, 465 North Cottage
street both Salem. .
LeRoy Bright, 20, clerk, 1540
Jefferson street, and Margaret
Campbell, 20, secretary, 545 South
19th street, both Salem.
MUNICIPAL. COURT
Henry Oldenburg, 160" West
Luther street; failure to stop;
fined $2.50.
Evtready Razor Blades
27c
Bn - edged
bUdu for
m o o t h
Clot Jay Corn Pacfs
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BcUefM sbM
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pesky corn.
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Assorted popular shades OQ
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60c KREML HAIR TONIC 29c
50c Darbasol Shave Cream 31 c
60c DOANS KIDNEY PILLS 42c
20c Colgate Dental Cram,229c
25c Citrate of Magnesia 8c
60c MAR-O-OIL Shampoo 29c
23c My-Te-Fine Toothpst. 13c
35c Fred M. NOSE DROPS 16c
BWr. MINERAL OIL, PINT 23c
15c GOLF TEES, Dag 50s 8c ca.
25c SYRINGE Attach Set 19c
15c Adhesive Dandage, 16s, 9c
$1.25 Sentinel Heat Pad G9c
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hair; imwii loost
dandruff sfcumula.
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dandruff. Pluunc
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Surplus Foods
list Named
Surplus foods which will be
available to families taking part
in the Food Stamp plan in the Sa
lem area during the March
through March 31 period were an
nounced Thursday by M. Louis
Belangie, area supervisor.
The nationally designated sur
plus foods available in all areas for
the March 1 through March 31 are
the same as those which were ob
tainable for the February
through February 28 period.
The complete list of blue stamp
foods obtainable in all stamp plan
areas for March includes: Fresh
grapefruit, oranges, apples, and
pears, onions (except green on
ions), Irish potatoes, butter, rai
sins, rice, pork lard, all pork (ex
cept that cooked or packed in met
al containers), corn meal, shell
eggs, dried prunes, hominy (corn)
grits, dry edible beans, wheat flour
and whole wheat (graham) flour.
Two but of Three 3Ien
Physically Fit for v
Duty With Army.
Two-thirds of the selective serv
ice registrants examined by - local
been found physically fit for gen
era! military service, UL Colonel
Elmer V. Wooton. state director
of selective service stated here
Wednesday. OMhe 3604 men ex-t
amined, 15.8 per cent were eligible
for limited military service. Reg
istrants found physically unfit for
any military service accounted
for 16 J per cent. , .
Greatest single reason for dis
qualification for general military
service was bad teeth. Other prin
cipal reasons were deformities,
bad vision, hernia and heart de
fects. Only 21 of the 3604 sasso ex
amined .were underweight, and
only;15 overwelght yj ; ,
4:-Only34 were -found suffering
irom tuberculosis 17 with syphi
lis, 11 with stomach trouble and
57 cases f flat feet.
1 Suffering from mental diseases
or failing to reach mental stan
dards of the army were 41 men.
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Realtor Exams
Dates Are Set
Real Estate Commissioner
Claude H. Murphy announced
Thursday that the real estate ex
aminations for brokers and sales
men will be held at Medford on
March 14, LaGrande on March
15, Salem on March 18 at 9:30
a. m., Portland on March 19 at
9:30 a. m.
Murphy stated the department
has approximately 100 applicants
for the examination.
To date 637 applicants have
passed the tests and after the
examinations in Marcfi approxi
mately 35 of the licensees will
have taken and passed the exam
ination since this requirement was
placed in the law in 1939.
Notification of tn examina
tions is being mailed to every ap
plicant.
Washington. DC
Pastor Dies;
Lived Here
Word has been received by Prof.
E. S. Hammond of the death of
Rev. Reginald H. Stone, pastor of
the Lincoln Road church. Wash
ington, DC, who died January 29
after a lingering illness.
itev. btone ana his wife were
graduates fro mWillamette law
school and he had been graduated
from Kimball School of Theology,
then a part of Willamette univer
sity. While pastor of the West Sa
lem Methodist church, he built the
parsonage and he built the Metho
dist church at Wilson ville.
He had been located in northern
Montana, later was transferred to
Baltimore and then was sent to
Lincoln Road pastorate.
Survivors include his wife, three
sons and four daughters.
Funeral Slated
Atox Valley
xkja. vAuULa.x runerai serv
ices lor Ralph D. Witt, who was
killed Tuesday while working in
logging camp at Foster, will be
held, today from the Fox Vajley
church. Mr. Witt was a brother-
in-law of Albert Julian, local man.
Surviving are his widow,- Bonnie;
son, Delbert; mother, Mrs. J. H.
Chase of Portland.
.Interment will be In Fox Val
ley cemetery, with Howe funeral
directors of Thnon- in charge.
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