Local News Briefs
Seeks Lad's Parents Mrs. Flor
ence Reeves, county probation of
ficer, searched Saturday for the
parents of a nine-year-old boy
who became lost late Thursday
while trying to hitchhike to Dal
las along the SHvertori road. ; The
- lad, whose name was not given,
told Mrs. Reeves his mother had
left him with friends in Silverton
wher she went on to Dallas. , He
became lost after he decided he
wanted to be with his mother, and
set out in search of her.
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Safety of your savings Is Insured
, at Salem Federal, 130 S. Liberty.
Start Class A class for junior
boys from which they may ob
tain . Junior Red Cross first aid
certificates will be started Mon
day night at 7 o'clock at the Sa
lem vY, to. be instructed by Bob
Smith.
Obituary
Mrs. Mary Susan Seeger late
resident of RL S Salem, at a local
hospital Friday, March 21, at the
age of 69 years. Survived by
three sons, Mervin. Roland and
Chester F, all of Salem; four sis
ters. Miss Margaret Schendel of
Highland Park, Mich., Mrs. Paul
Thomsen of Duluth, Minn, Mrs.
W. C. Wulkow and Mrs. O. Jo-
hannsen, - both of Osseo, Minn.:
three brothers, Jonas Schendel of
white Sulphur Springs, Mont,
Aaron ana Moses Schendel, both
of v Minneapolis, Minn.; four
grandchildren, Margaret, Jerry,
Robert and Virginia Seeger, all
of Salem. Services will be held
Monday, March 24, at 3 pjn. from
Clough-Barrick chapel, with in
terment in City View cemetery.
Leverane
Mrs. Carmelina Leverone, late
resident of Marshfield, Ore, at a
local hospital March 19, at the
age of 73 years. Survived by
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth M. Gar
cia of Long Beach, Calif. An
nouncements of services later by
Clough-Barrick Co.
Amspoker
In this city, Friday, March 21,
Thomas Jefferson Amspoker, age
S3 years, late resident of 835 Sag
inaw street. Husband of Ger
trude Amspoker and father of
Walter B. Amspoker and 'John C.
Carle of Salem. Member of Rid
dle Lodge No. 148, A. F. & A. M.,
Consistory and Knight Templers;
Life member of Saladina Temple
A. A. 0. N. M. S. of Grand Rap
ids, Mich. Private funeral serv
ices will be held under the di
rection of the W. T.Rigdon com
pany Monday, March 24 at 2 pan.
at the Mt Crest Abbey Maus
oleum. ' ', tj ,"-
TTS no trick at all to havo plenty of variety! in your
1 meals with SPAM and HORMEL Chill Con
Came. They're both extratppetizing and delicious
with all their original goodness flavor-sealed right
in. Get both at leading grocery, meat or focjd store
let your family enjoy some of the manly ways
these products can be served. j
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Cvcrvwhere Tou go. - you'll hear folks talking about
fiPSomeavS2, about SPAM'n eggs for breakfast
Mothers crave SPAMwiches ,pAMburrers buns.
Hearty eaters like baked SPAM or.SPAMbled eggs-tMte-thriU
seekers go in for SPAM appetizers. AH agree
that thui pure pors; snouiaer me wiut r""?r"
Uthemeit sensation of the country! Get SPAM-Ha the
bandy 12-or. cans that require no refrigeration-f-at ell
Coming Events
March 25 Vocal j recital by
Dean Melvln Geist, Waller hall.
8:15 p. m. .
March 28 Missouri clab no
host supper, 248 M North Com
mercial street, j . j
April 8 to 13-f Willamette
university spring vacation.
April 13 Easter jSonday.
Log Tracks Uy StopTrucks
hauling logs in Marion' county
hereafter will be required to stop
before passing- over railroad cros
sings,; the county cjnirt j decided
Saturday. The matter was called
to their attention by W. C Hef
ner, Dallas, chairman of the legis
lative board of the Brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen and Engine-
men, who informed Ithe court" by
letter that log trucks now cros
sing in front of trains are a haz
ard to trainmen and truckers
alike.; Trainmen caught in acci
dent while operating Southern Pa
cific locomotives inj this region
could escape only j through the
front windows or doors of ithe cab,
he wrote.
LuU florist. P. 9592. 1278! N. Lib.
Seek Water Permits 4- Appli
cants for permits to appropriate
water from Oregon streams, made
to the state engineer last week,
included Charles Wl Kniess, Sil
verton route 2, for 1 J04 second feet
from Pudding river jfor irrigation
of 83 acres of land! in Marion
county; A. F. Jungwirth, St Paul,
for .5 second foot frm Willamette
river for irrigation ht 40 acres in
Marion county; Anderson Bros.,
Aurora, for .63 second foot from
Pudding river for irrigation of 50
acres in Clackamas jxmntjr.
On Police Blotter-4-Listed on the
police blotter Saturday were C. G.
ueacn, su morgans avenue, jmi
ward D. Antrican, route four, and
Edward A. Hollinshed, Portland,
all charged with failure to observe
stop signs; Edmund L. Schell,
1285 South Liberty street, and
Dennis R. Shirley, Portland, char
ged with violation jof basic rule;
and Robert L. Bowes, 445 South
Summer street, charged With car
rying persons on outside of his
car.
Office suites
Bldg., Mgr.
available 22 lj Oregon
Lodge Supper Monday Mem
ber of Salem lodge 24, AF and
AM, will bold a covered dish sup
per for Masons and wives Monday
at 6:30 p.m. Coffee and! dessert
will be supplied by jthe lodge. Fol
lowing th supper, ihe fellowcraft
degree will be conferred upon
member of the. lodge. The wives
will participate in a
eluding cards. --
social hour in-
COLD or HOT
HITS tho SPOT.
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Lansing Made Rajah R. R.
Adams, illustrious . potentate of
Al Kader temple, Ancient Arabic
Nobles of thje Mystic Shrine of
Portland, has appointed Walter
Lansing to serve as rajah in Sa
lem and vicinity, and asks that
all nobles ofl the Shrine contact
him for information concerning
the order. Potentate Adams also
extends an ihvitation to all no
bles when inf Portland to visit at
the office of me potentate and re
corder in the,; Masonic , temple.
Child Is Burned Badly scald
ed Saturday phen he fell into a
tub of hot vfater, three-year old
Ronald Sittser, son of Mr. and
Mrs. R. V. SStser, 163QT Roosevelt
street was imported in satisfac
tory; conditio at the- Salem Dea
coness hospitsL' The child was re
moved from I the scalding water
by his father! after he tumbled In
head first. Sj&lem first aid men
gave emergency treatment.
The Meadi
open nights.:
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Members Added As an indica
tion that the Salem chamber of
commerce membership committee
is active, fouf new members are
hated in the Weekly bulletin. They
are Glen Bui-right of University
Cleaners; Lee. S. Ross, accountant
and auditor; tKrueger grocery by
A. A. Kruegfr, and Karry Kold
Manufacturing company by John
S. Friesen, president.
$119,020 Afpeal FiledMiriam
Pierce Hayes Portland, has ap
pealed to the! state supreme court
a decision f the Multnomah
county circuit court awarding the
state a gift tax judgment of $119,
020 against Here. The suit orig
inally was filed against Leslie M.
Scott, as state treasurer, after the
tax was levied by his office.
Now is the tufte to prepare for su
perior office; positions. Capital
Business college. Ph. 5987.
dabs on Air County 4H Club
Agent Wayne; D. Harding Satur
day called attention to the half-
hour radio program to be broad
cast over station KOAC at 7:30
pjn. Monday by members of Mar
ion county 4jH clubs. The pro-
gram will include musical num
bers, skits aiid other selections
presented by lub members.
Apartments! Entered A thief
who entered two apartments at
the Marion apartments, 610 North
Commercial ftreet, Friday night
took a Philcd radio, a ring and
cuff links from the quarters of
Mrs. Helen Bellarts . and a ring
from the apartment of Agnes
Bright.
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For watch and clock repairing
H. T. Lowe, p.41 S. Liberty.
Called to Ifebraska Mrs. Wil
liam H. Fishfr left Friday night
for Seward, ifebraska, where she
was called by the unexpected
death of her father, Mr. H. Hoi
man. Toland Is i Tried Marvin To
land, Mill City, was tried Satur
day before Justice of the Peace
Walter Bell oljjstayton on a charge
of driving while intoxicated. The
case was taken under advisement.
Golden Top Milk. A pure full
cream raw inilk. We can now
serve a few fdditional customers.
Phone 2-2572 and order service
or a representative will call.
Rhoten Farmjoairy.
Will Address Club Townsend
club No. 2 wif be addressed Mon
day night byG. C. Gill is, at the
Leslie Methodist church. A deler
gate will be lent to the national
convention atlBuffalo, NY, July i.
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Groceries Itolen Mrs. J. F.
Weisser, 629 Norm Winter street,
reported to police Saturday that
groceries wee stolen from hei
car while it Mras parked near the
Hollywood theatre Friday night.
If you want comfort and satisfac
tion have your foundation garf
ment made at The Bungalow
Shoppe. Arehart and Aldrich, 980
Garnet St Phi 8893.
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Fine Blaze F i r e m e n were
called to extinguish a chimney
fire at the home of Sherman
Heckman, iFront and Union
streets, Saturday. j
Circus Planned March 29 is
the date set for the Salem Y gym
circus which 1 will feature turn'
bling, statues! clowns and other
stunts. ., '$
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OREGON STATESMAN, Salem,
McMahan Sentences Defendant
PTo Penitentiary Term, Then
Suspends Term
i Two Years Allowed fop Reimbursement !
to Parties Involved; Morals Case
Is Continued for One "Week
Wade H. Dickinson was sentenced to serve two years in
the state penitentiary Saturday when he appeared on a guilty
plea for sentence before Circuit Judge L. H. MeMahan.
His sentence was suspended and; he was-paroled tx O. W,
Gorton on condition he reimburse
the parties- involved.' Half of the
necessary amount was paid into
court, and ithe court allowed two
years for payment of the remain
der. '' . '
The ase '.of Irving Thomas
Case, charged under indictment
with a morals offense, was con
tinued for a week on order of the
court. .''".
CIRCUIT COURT
Theodore Hansen vs. Ormond
R. Bean as public utilities com
missioner; judgment decree up
holding an order of the defendant
commissioner suspending a li
cense to operate a truck line held
by the plaintiff on grounds of vi
olation of the public utilities code.
Jean Dalziell vs. Glen Dalziell;
divorce decree returns name of
Jean Chapman to plaintiff.
Arl Jeffers vs. City of Salem;
cost bill $99.30.
Dorothy Fry vs. Everett P. Fry;
divorce decree grants custody of
two children to plaintiff, $20
monthly support money and $75
attorney's fee.
Fred Meyer Salem company vs.
Mitchell Rowe store; complaint
for $568.75 and $140.48 alleged
due on sub-leasing agreement and
for advertising respectively; the
complaint states that the plaintiff
contracted with defendant to
lease a portion of its basement for
seven per cent of the gross re
ceipts of defendant, not to be less
than $100 per month; contract la
ter changed to allow $75 mini
mum. PROBATE COURT
Snowden North cutt guardian
ship; appraisal at $431 in a bank
account by Paul F. Burris, Ralph
H. Campbell and Muriel Hick
man. Christina Kleinsmith estate;
appraisal at $7778.87, of which
real property comprises $3700 and
personal property, $4078, by War
ren A. Haskins, Ben F. Schrock
and George C. Clark.
Herman Brooks guardianship;
D. O. Brooks appointed guardian
and authorized to accept $900 in
full payment of claims arising
from automobile accident on No
vember 9, , 1939, involving Sher
win B. and Lucille IL, McCurdy.
Olaf Mortenson estate; all
household furniture and automo
bile set over to Loretta Morten
son, widow.
JUSTICE COURT
Constance Frigaard, driving
while intoxicated, pleaded inno
cent, case continued for later
trial; bail of $250 posted.
William C. Clemens, non-sup-
YOU CAN
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fast, economical Westinghouae Range . . . the rea coat may be
much less than you think!
Wbstmhouse
$160 95
Hare's real aloe. The
Commodore ia not only
eaay to own it's eatay and
economical to uaal Wot
surface cooking yoa can
choose the tight beat
and the most economical
beat with th 5-epced
Corox units.
In the btf True -Temp
Oren, current is used only
9 minutes out of every ,
hour to maintain average
tMuong or rnnitim tem
peratures. Toa can cook a com
nlete meal for S fwonl fa
the large Economy Cooker
ror aoouc x
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COSTS 110 IIOBE THAIJ OIlDm ADY UiUIGES
Pay My
Per Ilczlh Uiili
Yc-r LijU Effl
Oregon. Sunday Morning, March 23. 1941
on Parole
port, took 24 hours to enter plea;
held in default of $250 bail.
MARRIAGE LICENSES .
Ervin Harper, 21, logger, Yam
hill, and Goldie Gepner, 15, stu
dent, route five, Salem.
Paul A. -'Heath, 29, stenograph
er, Tacoma, and, Helen R. Breit
haupt, legal, florist Salem.
Lawrence Alley,- 32, California
Packing company, 1433 South
Liberty street, and Theresa Al
brich, 37,, bookkeeper, 393 South
14th street.
Funeral Rites.
Are Sunday
DALLAS Funeral services for
Frederick Carter Mires, McCoy,
who died at Salem March 20, will
be held on Sunday at 2 p.m. in the
Henkle and Bollman chapel with
interment in the Odd .Fellows
cemetery at Dallas.
The deceased was born at Chris
tobal, Texas, January 5, 1877, and
his marriage to Eula Mary Koontz
took place there January 31, 1900.
The family lived in Texas until
1907, when they moved to Ari
zona. In 1925 they came to Med
ford and three years ago the de
ceased moved to McCoy.
Surviving are his widow and
six daughters, Mrs. Daisy Mary
Jenkins, Independence, Mrs. Win
nie Zunck, McCoy, Mrs. Freeda
Wagher,, Portland, Mrs. Lula Davis-
and Mrs. Dorothy Thomason,
Medford, and Mrs. Geneva Vin
cent, ' Salem; two sons, Ed and
Herbert, Medford, and three sis
ters. Beaverton Boy
Wins Contest
First place was awarded to Ro
bert Sayre of Beaverton Thurs
day night in the annual American
Legion high school oratorical con
test for division four. Sayre was
victor a week ago in the state ex
tempore contest at Willamette
university.
Lois Young of West Linn" was
in second place. The winner will
compete soon in Portland for the
state title, the. winner to repre
sent the region. National first
prize is a $4000 college scholar
ship. .
Aubrey Tussing of Capital Post
No. 9 presided. Other speakers,
each representing a county, were
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protects vitamins.
rich, natural food fiarvora.
It's simple and easy with a
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Ycofor ippliant;DCo.
(Fermerly , Tester Knsh Ce.)
255 N. Liberty - Next to Power Co.
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Anne Merle Hohenleitner of ML
Angel, Cleo .Walthers of New
berg. Phyllis Martin of Corbetf,
Ed Adams of Corvallis, Dorothy
Burton of Xebanon and Pauline
Nightingale of McMinnville.
'Judges were Silas Gaiser, state
unemployment compensation
c o m mission administrator; Win
ston D. Purvine, assistant super
visor of trade-industrial ' educa
tion; Vera D. Bain, assistant state
supervisor of education; H. Law
rence Lister, assistant attorney
general; Miss Mirpah.G. Blair, as
sistant state librarian. "
Fort Stevens
IsGaptured"
FORT STEVENS, March tt
The "mock", war of the 219th CA
has taken on realistic aspects when
troops,, armed and, ready for ac
tion, converged upon the partially
abandoned -barracks and took as
prisoners of war all personnel at
fatigue or play in the vicinity.
The entire staff of regimental
headquarters was captured.
Among those taken were Tech
nical Sergeant George Forgard,
Sergeant Keith Roberts, and Pri
vates Claseman, Allen, Girtle, Se
verson and Sellard, all of the regi
mental staff.
Some humor was afforded when
prisoners . became obstinate and
were encouraged by rifle butts and
bayonets. The attack came as a
complete surprise, and many of
the .prisoners were literally
snatched from their work and rec
reation. Mission Croup Meets
Fruitland Evangelical Mission
ary society met Thursday at the
home of Mrs. P. J. Eggler with
Mrs. Cecil Miller assisting host-
The meeting was conducted by
the president, Mrs. A. L. Shultz.
Twelve members and four guests
were present.
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Choose the color of upholstery jqu
like beautiful broadcloth or pile
fabric. You also have a choice of
eight body colors With grain-finished
instrument panel, cW-view
two-spoke steering wheel,DeSoto's
the"Smartest Car in its C3asdMX
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Kussell's Garage
Corvallis, Orer.
SehUes Bros. Garage
Stayton, Oreg. -
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State Income
Tax Returns
Now 55,000
Approximately 55,000 income
tax returns for the year 1941, out
of a possible 125,000 returns, have
been received at the state tax com
mission offices here, officials an
nounced Saturday. . . . f
The time for filing the 1941 in
come tax returns expires April 1,
after which penalty and interest
will accrue. The 1941 returns are
based on 1940 incomes. !
The tax commission i originally
estimated that income : taxes for
1941 would aggregate $5,778,000,
but later figures indicate that -the
total, payments for the year will
exceed $5,500,000. The 1940 pay
ments totaled $6,021,000.
Second, installment 1 payments
are due October 1st in cases where
the aggregate tax exceeds $10. '
Funds received from income
taxes are used ta offset the prop
erty tax. "
Essay Contest
Is Planned
Salem high school students will
have a chance to win cash prizes
and learn much about the import
ance of good .credit if they take
part in the contest being spon
sored by the Salem Retail Credit
association in collaboration with
the chamber of commerce and the
high school. ; , -
Each entrant must write not less
than 100 words or more than 350
on the subject "What Is the Value
of the Family Budget and how
Does It Affect One's Credit Stand
ing?" Participants must be local
high school students. 1 Prizes - of
$15, $10 and $5 will be awarded
by the credit association.
More information about the
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Just rxcL the luxury inside tins carl Relax oa those
deep and comfortable bolster-type seats. Stretch out
- De Soto's rear compartment is more spacious and gra
xaous, roomier than that of Any other car near its price 1
Recessed armrests add even more ana room !
-, With its long wheelbase (121M inches), smooth, power
ful engine (105 h. p.). Stabilizers both front and rear, bal
anced springing and aero-hydraulic shock absorbers ...
De Soto's ithe car with the Miracle Ride !
With all this beauty, style, luxury De Soto is i
ingty low-priced. Don't fall to see your nearest De Soto
Dealer., .and take a demonstration ride. .
Major Bewes Amateur Canr, C. D. &
Thursday, to 7 P. IX, P. S. .T.
cs soTO-PLYnourti ocugas
L. AHDELISON,
, nollis S. SmiLh
Dallas. Ores.
Master Serrlee &Utlea
Taleda, Oreg. ,
Green Motor Co. ,
- Xebanon. Orer.
t. J. Hershberger Sea
Wettvrn, Oreg. -
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contest will be told at an assem
bly Monday forenoon at the
schooL At the close of the contest
a chamber of commerce luncheon
will stress credit and introduce the
winners. -
FBI Investigates
WASHINGTON, March 22.--lnvestigations
by the FBI were
said in informed quarters Friday
night to have disclosed no efforts
thus far at organized sabotage of
defense production. -
Ne need to pass up the ap
portnnlty buy a wed ear
at that lew cash price. Well
arrange the financing en a
basis that's kind to your
budget . . and - yon 11 be
able to reap the benefits ef
low-cost cash baying, while
paying at your convenience
in easy installments.
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