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PAGE EIGHT The OSEGON STATESMAN. Solom. Oregon, Friday Morning September 23, 1941 Body of Air Officer Sent To Albany MEDICINE HAT, Alta, Sept. 25 JP)-The body of Flying Officer F. Langmack of Lebanon, Ore., killed Monday when the plane in which he was flying crashed near Suf field, 25 miles west- of here, was forwarded Wednesday to Al bany, Ore., for burial. Langmack, a member of the Royal Canadian air force, had - been flying since the age of 16 years when he built his own plane. Killed with him in Monday's crash was Squadron Leader J..L. Ashfold of Plymouth, England, a Royal air -force officer temporar ily attached to the RCAF. They were flying a plane from No. 34 service flying training school of the RAF here. Sqdn. Ldr. Ashfold's body was forwarded Wednesday to Ottawa where he will be buried with full military honors. Langmack, native of Lebanon, received flying lessons at the Salem airport in 1931 from Lee U. Eyerly, president of Eyerly Air craft Co., when,' the latter was conducting his aviation school here, Eyerly said Wednesday night. ' Son of R. L. Langmack of Leb anon, the flying officer is survived by his parents, two brothers, Dr. R. S. Langmack, Sweet Home, and Lt Charles Langmack, stationed at McChord Field, and four sisters. Names Committees JEFFERSON The executive committee of the Jefferson Par , ent-Teacher association, headed by Mrs. IS. H. Beal, president, met Wednesday and appointed various committees for the en suing year. Other members of the committee Include Mrs. M. A., Hutchings, vice president; Mrs. E. B. Henningsen, secretary, and Homer Davis, ireasurer. The committees are: Hospital ity, Mrs. Charles Hart, Mrs. Wan da TesdahL Mrs. Elmer Knight, M. H. BeaL Publicity, Mrs. E. B. Henning sen, Miss Florence Dennison, Mrs. Russell Scott Budget and finance, Mrs. K. S. Thurston, Clifford Rich, Mrs. Edna Allen, Russell Scott; Nation al Parent-Teacher magazine, Mrs. C. J. Thurston, Mrs. Alvin Robl aon, Mrs. Jake Meng; summer roundup or.chndren,MnHan Skow, Mrs. Mack Hamby, Mrs. Paul Smith. Four-H club, Josephine Getch 1L Mrs. E. B. Redmond, Mrs. Robert Terhune; program, Mrs. Harry McKee, Mrs. K. S. Thurs ton, Mrs. Marius Brockway, Mrs. Coleman; membership, Mrs. Ern est Powell, Mrs. M. A. Hutchings, Mrs. W. D." Barnes, Mrs. Clifford Rich, Mrs. Harry Oldenburg. . Room committee, first grade, Mrs. Oliver Stephenson; second grade, Mrs, Dick Vose; third, Mrs. Gilbert Jones; fourth, Mrs. Clar ence Mill err fifth, Mrs. Leo Wed dle; sixth, Mrs. Roy Wickersham; seventh, Mrs. Tom Harris; eighth, Mrs. Frank Glaser. High school room committee, Mrs. Irvine Wright, Mrs. Frank Martin, Mrs. Jake Gihnour, Mrs. Homer Davis, Mrs. Albert Costelow, Mrs. . Claud Overholser. , US Navy Plans Mass Construction of Cargo Ships 4 Mr V -3 ? Mi Z ; - ' . ... x 1f liYirtfr. Official U. S. Nary Photograph Plans Jor mass production of a new type of cargo ship, radically designed, have been announced by the navy as the first of the new ships, called the Sea Otters, was made ready for launching at Orange, Tex, where It was built At the same time proposals to arm tha ships with anti-aircraft guns were revealed. President Roosevelt has visioned these vessels as tha answer to Atlantic freighter losses. The ships carry only a small crew and have a range of 7,000 miles. A Sea Otter, the first of which is . pictured on the ways, can be turned out in two months. ID) S) H T 1 E B . . in the Newt SUMMIT, NJ - (JP) - A large buck deer, after looking on pas sively for a few minutes, sudden ly jumped a fence into tha trot ting ring of the Union county park commission s Watchung rid ing stables and joined Miss Cath erine Wheeler of Millburn, who was exercising her horse, Sandy, The deer accompanied Sandy around the circle and took sev eral of the jumps. Then, appar ently tiring of the pastime, the deer disappeared over the fence. SALIDA, Colo. -UP)- Bill's, the man to see at the Salida cham ber of commerce. Newly elected officers are Wil liam Crylie, president; William Marquardt, vice president; Wil liam Babbitt, treasurer, and Wil bur Foshay, secretary. Each answers to "Bill." NEW BRITAIN, Conn. -(JP)- It looked for awhile as if Mrs. Lui gina Lacaprucia would have to wait for her citizenship , because the naturalization examiner be lieved her insufficiently familiar with the American form of gov ernment Then Judge Alfred C Baldwin learned that she had three sons in the United States army, one with an eight-year service rec ord, and admitted her to citizen ship. HAGERSTOWN, Md.-(P)-Mag istrate Harry E. Snyder credited Milton Schildknecht, 25, with the most novel excuse for speeding he ever heard. In appreciation he cut the usual $5 fine to $1. Schildknecht said he unwitting ly stepped on the gas when he felt something stir in his pocket reached in and found a white rat He.said he had visited at the home of a friend who raises white rats. I 162, N. Commercial Phone 5151 Sueel Pofaloes Siii 5 ib. 25 0 GoodLocal Head 50 cunnoTS Dandy Local 3 bun. 100 Utah Large local, bunch Boiling Onions SVIO lbs. 190 POTATOES 50 n. 590 Z2 Pcppors s,wt 3 ibs. 1Q 790 lEsba Qneea Elonr :59 COFFEE -ffiJl mm 5 ibs. 35 0 Corp, Pens, SU Doaris 3 25 Pf ' T7nl Albcrs Yellow Oi bCID i-jQl No. 10 hag ; gSyp Ezl2 gicadrs: 2 19g; !J5L17 .lcc:;::;r f-:z:5 SOIL OFF Qurt - FAED DOG FOOD, S for tissue ; 2 roHs ... . 60 c 25 c ii.e. MIAMI, Fla. -(ffH County road patrolmen were called to the out skirts of Miami not far from the fringe of the everglades to do something about a 10-foot alii gator that lay restfully stretched across a public street Non-plussed by the problem, they scratched heads for a time before one came up with a solu tion. They sent to a nearby camD for an Indian, who in a matter of minutes slipped a noose over the gator's nose and led him quietly away. KANSAS CITY (JP Police Lieutenant Barney Mahoney came back from vacation with a strange hair dress. Clippers and scissors had taken berserk paths across bis head. After a haircut at Flagstaff, Ariz., the barber picked up his spectacles and placed them on his nose. i "It has been 30 years since I worked without my glasses," he explained., "I Just wanted to see If I still could do it Pretty good Job, don't you think?" WATERFORD, NY. JP)- John Staipoki struck and killed a horse while driving home. Dazed, he remained in his auto until state troopers arrived. "Do you know who owns the horse?" they asked. The driver said he hadn't look. He stepped from the auto and looked. "It's mine," he gasped. Oregon Art Fund Okehed v WASHINGTON, Sept 25-P)-The president has approved a $145,146 allocation to carry out a state-wide art project in Oregon, Senator McNary (R-Ore.) was told by the works projects ad ministration Thursday. The money will be used under supervision of the state WPA ad ministration to Initiate, promote, coordinate, supervise and conduct art activities. , High Sophomores Name Leaders Sophomores at Salem senior high school nominated three stu dents Thursday afternoon for class president Voting is sched uled for Monday morning for all offices. ;! Student Body President Joe Bowersox presided at the class meeting, at which August Mahrt and Bill Reinhart, student body presidents in 1940-41 at Parrish and Leslie Junior high schools, and Warren Eckles, recipient of the American Legion award last year for the outstanding boy at Parrish, were., chosen. NEW YORK -(JP)- A salesman who says he rarely has trouble .getting Into a prospective cus tomer's office is Jack Eerie, work ing for a wine company. A for mer circus attraction, he is 8 feet 6 inches tall and weighs more than 350 CINCINNATI -JP- The Uni versity of Cincinnati's football Bearcats hope to have most of the answers when they meet the Uni versity of Louisville (Ky) next Saturday. .The whole squad motored to Louisville to scout Louisville's game with Rio Grande college the other night WILKES-BARRE, Pa. JP)- Jesse Wright garage owner and pigeon fancier, ran out of gasoline in the business section. He was out of money, too. He took a carrier pigeon from a box in his stalled car, scribbled a note, tied it to the pigeon's leg and liberated the bird. Half an hour later an attendant from Wright's garage appeared with the pigeon and five gallons of gas. HARTFORD, Conn. -(IP)- On the third anniversary of the New England hurricane a Hartford Courant reporter went around asking people at random: "Where were you when the hurricane struck?" Despite a lapse of 1096 days, he found. everyone able to recall specifically where he was and what he was doing, until he came to his last Interview. This' man pondered several minutes before replying triumphantly: "In Milwaukee." P. S. The hurricane, didn't get that far west PENDLETON -(JP)- W. A. Rhodes beat the thief to it, but not by very much. One day Rhodes took out an insurance policy covering theft Next day his house was entered and bedding, Jewelry and cloth ing stolen. GRAYSON.. Ky.-GPJ-The fune ral service ended, the more than 50 who attended voluntarily were requested to sign their names and each received an en velope. Inside was a dollar bill and a note: "This gift Is a token of appre ciation and esteem handed to you at the request of the departed, Kelly Dokoff, born May 23, 1884, in Bulgaria; died Sept 17, 1941, at Carter, Ky." The immigrant Dokoff, a bach' elor, died of silicosis contracted during his years as .loreman in a rock quarry. MHJL.VHJLE. NJ. (JPi Thk municipality wants outsiders to know its good works, so labor ers are erecting atop the city hall a liuge electrical sign. Let' ters two feet high will proclaim that this" is "Millville, thce city that pays as it goes."' OH I I I I . g(3DaDDD I SUGAR 10 iba. 59c lD3n.$5.71 Canned Vegelatles Peas, Corn, or i O Green Beans 3 25 c Case of 21, SL8i rj Calumet p Lb. can Bali. Powderi Llaclierel 100 Per Can Per Bottle . Catsup 90 Hoodies Fresh Egg Cm pkgs. 250 DAPPLES Jonathan. Ktogs. 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Murphy, commissioner, an nounced Thursday.' j ; . : Eighty four per cent of the salesmen and SO per cent of the brokers who took the tests here and in Portland were successful. Local applicants 'passing In cluded: brokers, L. R. McKenzie, Corvallis, and William H. Bush, Salem; salesmen. Will E. Dreher, Canby; Richard Grabenhorst, Sa lem, and Maurice G. Hamilton, Salem. - -I. Tillamook Woman Dies TILLAMOOK, Sept 25-()-Mrs. Emily Tilden, 71, Tillamook county resident since 1887 and mother of Mrs. Marguerite Stasek, county treasurer, died Thursday at her Garibaldi home. Survivors include three other daughters and one son.; ' , I'.;'. Service Men - VThero Thay Ace ' What Thoy'ra Doing Contract for construction of nurses quarters at Fort Stevens has been let by the quartermaster corps to an Astoria builder, John Helstrom, for $12,860. - CAMP SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif., Sept ; 25.-(-Graduation from the camp school for bakers and cooks brought Pvt William J. Standley of the 115th medical regiment 25 proposals of marriage from his home town of Glendale, Calif. i But one girl qualified Jier pro posal, says Standley. She would wait until he learns to sew. WASHINGTOlt Sent 2$.-UP- Three Oregon men have passed examinations and will be aDnoint. ed junior grade, lieutenants in the naval dental corps,- the navy da partment announced Thursday. ; Included were William. R. Cur ry jr., Corvallis, and John P. Ar thur, Albany. , . 3 SAN FRANCISCO -V Fire Chief Manuel G. Riggs of Hayr ward is accustomed to spoofers driving alongside his car and yell ing "fire." - In Burlingame, . though, this went on block after block and' no one was spoofing. Insulated wires, tangled in the exhaust pipe, had caught fire. The chief put out the blaze. Ems EC.1TELY mmmn Women who coffer pala f irregolu pcrtoda vitta tankjr nervousness tue to monthly funetioasi disturb new shoold find Lydia, X. 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