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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FIV2 LqcqI Itfews Briefs Here's Torpedoed US Destroyer and Commander Coming Events " October ' 24 Salem Missouri club social dance at 246H North Commercial it' eet ' New Agreement Offered a sub stitute agreement, to be entered in to by Marion county court and the Bonneville authority providing lor 33 powerline crossings of county roads has been received by the wvuw. was urawn u replace i xt. j c. ... vM, an, earlier agreement which did k-i nn trU Marinn muntv nuMi not provide for several crossings welfare 'administration staff this fi oeaa ena roaas iouna necessary month m Edition to Miss Marion In establishing the line on a slight- oUminictratiir - n War- ly-changed route, . the court has nngton Stokes, Portland, who has .""wruu. unc 01 uie cross- recently completed a special train- i ings, penniueain me souinern in- rmlr;P the TIniversitv of end of the county and later found J nil nd ha hn ramwl child unnecessary have been mcluded welfare worke here; Curtis Lyle tu new agreement,, wracn pro- of Ralem. who returns to Marion f videa that any damage: to roads Is to be repaired at the expense I of . the federal government. t Enter Contest Records on which Marion county's entrants in county from the Portland . train-i ing unit; Baron Fitzpatrick of Marshfield, returning to the coast from special training at the New York school of social work, and state 4H contests are to be Judged Mrs- Ros Crobstein of Corvallis. and which: may later be used if wanted: Cashier, experienced in they win the right to represent the J PJ)nHv tvnirM nd hookworfc The state in.nau.onai competitions areicDa w u lui warutu mis wees irom i: , 4 '' 4 -i' . " r r - X" - - - ,'-, i & s , -. 5- . V , " - 1 - - . - - , ; .1 If .the office of County Club Leader Wayne Harding to Corvallis. Rep resenting Marion in food prepara tion is Erma Kuenzi, Central How ell; canning, Laurel Krenz, Vic- Payments Decline Unemploy ment compensation payments have I decreased from $1,868,345.83 in June, July, August and Septem- i ber, 1938, to $518,635.28 during tor Point; 1 girls record, Coralee the same four months , in 1941, Nichols, Bethel; home beautifica-I State Treasurer Leslie M. Scott i tion. Alice Roberts. Aumsville: reported here Monday. The 1940 clothing .records, V e r 1 e Saucy, unemployment compensation pay- Keker; meat animal, Junior Mil- ments during these four months ler, Gervais, and rural electrifica- aggregate $996,111.68 and $991,- tion, Richard Krenz, Victor Point. 651.37 in 1939. Old age assistance . . payments for the four months Lutz florist Ph. 8592. I2'(fl N. Lib. ending September 30, 1941, ag- nv, VaHnniT w gregated $1,894,658.56 as against " 14 TA mM MA ' ft A A county clerk pro tern, and Mrs. iioyer returnea me past weexena Aato- CoUide Drivers of cars from Rockaway, where they had which coUided Monday morning spent a fortnight vacation. Their at state and Commercial streets cottage court apartment at the were ralvin Levi Mann. 20 Elma 1 peacn resort was convemenuy 10- avpnup. and Milo Alvin Hemel- 1 - J X - ? At 1 JJ I caiea to give uiem a spienaia view strand, 330 North Summer street, of the unusual tides of Saturday, Sunday morning, Charles mey aeciarea. a ir id arouna Neah-kah-nie mountain and at tendance of Wilson River high way opening ceremonies at Tilla mook were features of the vacation. t A! . j . i Festival Incorporated Articles Elmer Wirtenen, jr., Salem route one, and Frank James Prohaska, Salem route three, drove autos which collided at Commercial and Ferry streets. Take notice you men when buy ing your clothing needsWe carry s i mur-r1 wwniuny -'m&jk-n iiiiiiiiim. in u - '" O - , .... i , - WS 1 The new $5,000,880 USS destroyer Kearny, on patrol duty In the North Atlantic, was struck by a torpedo October 17 about 350 miles soutn west of Iceland bat escaped any serious damare and is proceedinr under its own power. It was presumed the Kearny opened lire un der President Roosevelt's "shoot first" order but the Navy Depart ment had no farther details on the incident first in which an Ameri can warship has been struck since World War II began. No casual- tmm w MiuirtaJ inffan k t)u 11 nfftoatN anil 2IMI mm tlma.tjd to have been aboard. What happened to the attacking craft was not f immediately disclosed. One of Uncle Sam's latest destroyers, she was t launched at Kearny, NJ, shipyard in March, 1940. The destroyer is : Navy Yard. Her crew salutes while an officer raises Old Glory from the stern staff. The Kearny's five-inch afterdeck gun looms over the head of the crew. The luck of Lieutenant Commander Anthony Leo Danis, 42, commander of the USS Kearny, still holds! Long- known as one of the luckiest men in the navy, Danis-escaped the torpedoing without injury to himself or crew. He took command of the Kearny i last year. He is one of the survivors of the dirigible Maeon, wmcn plunged Into the Pacific off Point Sur, and he escaped by the nar rowest margins the disasters to the dirigibles Shenandoah and Akron. A native of Woonsocket. RI. Danis was graduated from An napolis in 1922, served in the Naval Bureau of Aeronautics, studied at the Geophysical Institute, in Bergen, Norway, in 1937, and is re- LT. COM. ANTHONY L. DANIS garded'an expert in meteorological and hydrographic survey work. He is pictured (right) when he was a lieutenant. of Incorporation for the Santiam compiete line of men's clothes: Dean resuvai were uiea ivitjnuay by Walter; H. Bell. Kenton E. Issued Licenses Marriage li censes have been issued at Van- Thompson and Hubert C. Saalfeld, Stayton. The articles which de clare the new corporation Non profit organization purposing bet terment of the community provide ! Suits, $22.50 to $32.50; Overcoats, couver, Wash., to Guy S. Beebe, $16.50 to $25. Other men s furnish- 2475 Broadway, and Maxme S. ings at low prices. Thomas Kay Wolcf, route seven, both of Salem; Woolen Mills Retail store at 260 S.J2th. Boys Work at Hobbies Braid- for election of seven directors by ed bracelets and model airplanes Ronald J. Clare, McMinnville, and Alice Moore, Dallas; and to Nath an Donald Nelson and Florence Elizabeth Stapleton, both of Dal las. . Savings Insured to $5,000.00' are earning. 3 at Salem Fed eral, 130 South Liberty. Art Program Due Constance The Marion and. from among the membership, are the center of attention these days for boys in the hobby club at the Salem YMCA, who work Fowler, head of the art depart under the direction of John ment, Willamette university, will Gardner, Willamette university steak and 10 paintings will be Board Meetinr Marion count v student Tuesday, Wednesday and displayed as a part of the lunch- Tiuhlle health association will hold Friday afternoons and Saturday eon program at the Kiwanis club - . I . A 1 tt I. --. S. 11 1 1-1 T a board meeting Thursday noon mornings are spem on uooojr today, wacune utcuh ana rmo at the Argo hotel with Tinkham projects, which are to be placed Voigt, both Willamette students, Gilbert Presiding. Mrs. Saidie Orr ra aispiay soon. wm also be leaiurea Dunbar, Portland, executive sec- t am r.i ivJw n... i . n rr..i t 1 " - 'J - i uuicrcuk zevary x u uu AUUei J145 Hines gtreet wag wnom NSF check association, will attend and speak treated by. the city iirst ald ; crew charges were preferred and later faiformally.. Seal sale chairmen Monday for a two-incleg cut dismissed in Salem justice court, from the county will be present mfWj wTlAn ,htt fAn TVimor v.- ui-; m;iit. nt ana reports oi preparauon w me Coville 1897 South 14th atreet, route 2, Salem, members of his coming seal sale Will be made. rw,pivwl first : aid for first and w loVJ W Mnndav. a second degree burns suffered in a I declaration -bome " out by court tractor accident Sunday at 12th records r-- ii-s- i- i- I nnH Mission trpl I erases uus wee, in progrms .. laTh1ildlntf ner- day. Rev. Robert A. Hutchinson, 3 lb at $2.25, U. S. khaki h. Evans to repair dwelling at yuawz vi wou irav wwuicb- n,g4 3 lh. at S3 fl5. nas- 1 ha tut-IU, Ht- M- Rvrnn tlonal church; Wednesday, Frank Lal ,Bl 7ovoj iAAnrpntvir. u...u o,oitini t "'S ijaieju kuw. muyL- r , Q, t f To, BrMt 9.nfl- 1V1 Rn f T 7 I UW V www! $2 to $7.50. Thomas Kay Woolen ner to alter dwelling at 1840 Fer Mills Retail store at 260 S. 12th. ry street. $200, Speak , in ChapelSpeakers in Willamette university chapel ex- intendent; Thursday, Pre S. Knopf. Carl Buy Johns-Manville lifetime roofs. 18 mos. to pay, no down payment Obituary Geology Coarse Set The Sa- Teachers to Meet Rational lam hnfA if tVl a Cir&taPii fin fP...Va. tfnui oumtv mMt Mathia Bros, 164 S. Com. P. 4842. Llety of the Oregon Country is to at the Mt. Angel public school conduct a course beginning Wed- building at 6 o'clock tonight for a nesday at 7:30 p.m. on historical-) cooperative supper and their reg geology of the earth. Prof. Her- ular business session. man C arW nt WHIsmAtf imivr. I -.-.': I .u 4. u- y.,,v,- v.i looses rurse Mrs. Jiwen Mrs. Edna Eliza Brand, at her y w lov . i. wt. .f i --".-j erianr nuHitorhim in Collins hall. ouw, iuiu nome, 004 , nooa street, aaiuraay, - r - tftld ritv nclice she lost a nurse vdooer ve oi van dhu i GBest Speaker James McGil Salem; mother of Mrs. Hazel christ official escort at the capi- Brand Glaze and Mrs. F. H. from her auto Sunday afternoon, It contained personal papers, keys and about $5. - Buckner of Salem, I Mrs. Clara tel for visitors, will be the guest -Rutherford of Silverton and Ar- I truiI,i,.. - hA TrHp mi Tjhor thur M :Herren of Anchorage, .n-n iMon nmrnin tonight Light Stolen John Hickman, Alaska; sister of Mrs. Charles at 8:30 o'clock. His subject will Salem route four, toki city police Weir of Sa I be "Our Capitol Buildinz. Hieh lem; survived aiso oywp grana- lights of History of Oregon." cnuaren, ft.ennetn ana ciamey The public ig invited to attend. Rutherford of Silverton. Services! will be held Tuesday, October 21, $1.50 permanent wave for $1.00 at 10:30 a. m. from Clough-Bar- continued. Beauty Nook, 319 Court a light and generator were stolen Sunday afternoon from his bi cycle, parked - in the 500 block State street. - rick chapel, with Rev. Daniel Un- ruh officiating. Interment in City View cemetery. St. Phone 6631. Adams Mrs. Margaret Adams, in Marshf ield, October 17, at the age Meets Tonight Age Retirement and Youth Employment club No. 12 is scheduled to meet tonight Names Filed Certificates of as- at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mr. sumed business name were filed 1 and Mrs. John Wiens, 1431 North Monday with the Marion county I Cottage street. clerk's office by Othel.E. Lee for Marion Adjustment company, 740 McGilchrist street, Salem, and by Hears of Family Death MIDDLE GROVE Word was ct .3 Mother . Ha. t SL'tfUJISSS - $ HTKfid irM tj- nassier lor uie x-ioiiccr ficuuc nice Grabenhorst of Salem, Clar- vous Stayton. ence Adams of New Albany, ind., I Aerial Taken A radio aerial George G Charles L. and Robert was broken off his auto, parked , L. Adams of Salem; survived also Sunday on Liberty near Trade by 13 grandchildren and - four street, G. A. Russell, 1470 Elm great grandchildren Services will street. West Salem, told city po pe held Tuesday, uctoner zi, at iice, 2 n. m . from the Clough-Barrick .ini with Rev. Don Huckabee Mbsouiians to Dance A social Mr "? . - I S .Am . . f f iciating. Concluding services aance is scneauiea xor p.m. Dow, of the death of her brother, Southey Reed, Maidstone, Sask. Five years ago he visited for sev- Only Parents Make Appeal For Clemency Only direct appeal for clem ency for James Harvey Thomas, 19, under death sentence for the slaying of Douglas Smith, sales man, near Arlington, nas Deen made by Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Thomas, the boy's parents, Gov. Charles A. Sprague declared here Monday. Petitions reported to have, been circulated at Ilolyoke, Colo., Thomas former home,' and at Condon, asking that the death sentence be commuted to life imprisonment, had not been received at the governor's , of fice Monday neon. Thomas is scheduled to die in the lethal ras chamber in the state peni tentiary: here Thursday, . Octo ber S. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas arrived here recently from Colorado and were reported to have conferred with Gov. Sprague on two or three occasions. The governor has refused to comment on the case. Smith was killed by Thomas, while en route from Idaho to Aberdeen, Wash., where the for mer's mother was reported seri ously -ill. Thomas was hitch-hiking and was invited to ride in Smith's automobile. Three Hurt In Series of Road Mishaps -.. .. . Two persons were injured, not seriously, late Saturday night, ' in a three-auto crash about five miles south' of Salem on the Pa cific highway. Other minor acci dents were reported over the weekend by city and state police. L Weinstein of Eugene and Mrs. Eleanor B. Grove of Leba non suffered head lacerations in the wreck about 100 feet north of the Sunnyslde under pass.; Robert. Lee McCracken, -..3510, Maple avenue, was, driver; f the third auto. - J. R. Marks of Portland, a Grey hound bus driver who . stopped era! months here. at the Dow home and gave first aid and placed flares, was highly commended by state officers. The Salem first aid car was called. The vehicles were badly damaged, and one thrown from the road. Autos driven by Robert Van Atta of Eugene and Merle Red ding of Sweet Home and others, who had left the scene when state police learned of the acci dent, collided early Sunday morning about three miles north of Jefferson on the Pacific high way. Damage was not exten sive. D. E. Matieson, , Salem route seven, was thrown from his car when it struck a telephone pole early Sunday morning at Port land and Silverton roads. The first aid car treated Matieson and took ' him to Salem General hos pital, but he was released short ly. His auto was badly damaged. Marion County Grand Jury Will Meet Wednesday to Consider Routine Criminal Matters Usually the least active among law enforcement and court agencies, the Marion county grand jury has been called to meet again Wednesday, after only a week's vacation. . Routine crim inal matters, non-support and similar charges, not dealt with during last week s session because of the pressure of private business among mrnebers, J are on - the docket,1 the deputy, district attor ney said Monday. ... Orders were filed Monday by the court directing Warden George Alexander of the state peniten tiary to deliver Kenneth- Lloyd Hougham and James Quenton An derson to the sheriff so that they may be arraigned on indictments brought, by the grand jury last Wednesday charging them .with taking, and using automobiles without authority in August when they attempted a prison break. ' CIRCUIT COURT H. Ross Wiley vs. T. M. Miles; complaint seeking $523.55 and in terest alleged due on a note and foreclosure on some of chattels mortgaged as collateral. State ex rel. Floyd D. Moore vs. Earl Snell, secretary of state, with Rex Ellis and Allan Carson as intervenors; objections to cost bill, contending no statute allows costs to be recovered by intervenors in mandamus proceedings, that ques tion involved was of public inter est and no costs should be as sessed against either party. Ques tion involved was the sufficiency o petitions for- a referendum of the last legislature's amendment to the state's free textbook law; plaintiff lost ' PROBATE COURT Sarah E. Carrier estate; second account by Laura Bell Miles and Lyda Bell Hays, adniinistratrices, shows cash receipts of $72,369.07; disbursements of $58,928.61; order approving. t . Caroline McCracken estate; final report by Enna Gueffroy, executrix, shows receipts of $2258.87; expenditure oi $1010.87; hearing set for November 25. Helen M. Southwick estate; amended decree of final settle ment; C. V. Johnson and Frank Wrightment released and dis charged as executors; heirs de clared to be Helen Wells, grand daughter, Vancouver, Wash.; Mar garet Cox, daughter, Omaha, Neb.; Rolland S, Southwick and Ralph W. Southwick, sons, both of Sa- em. C. F. Mendelhal estate; Ruie P. Wintermute, daughter, named ad ministratrix of estate tentatively valued at $4400; Roy S. Keene, Howard Maple and Alzade Gash appointed appraisers. y Charles Zielinski estate; will ad mitted to probate for estate der clared to be in excess of $10,000; Demonstration Scheduled by Leslie Band The Leslie junior high school band and orchestra will give dem onstrations in the - auditorium Wednesday at 8 p.m. The demonstrations will be presented by Betty Zo Allen on the flute, Dean Allport on the oboe, Don ' Baal on the first trumpet, Emmett Brevik on sec ond trumpet, Newell Williams on French horn, Dick Whltely on mellophone, Robert Robins on baritone, Frank Bales on trom bone, Jerry Rogers on the bass, Bob Thompson on first clarinet,' Ralph Lisle on second clarinet, Bob Miller on third clarinet, Dick Turner on the saxaphone, Bruce Rogers and Marvin Simp son on the drunk Arden Shep herd, Velma Davto and Marilyn Gibson en violins and Philip Weston on third trombone. The purpose is to get seventh and eighth grade students inter ested in starting in the beginners' band and orchestra group. Ray mond Carl, director; hopes to get especially the following instru ment players: violins, violas, cellos and string bass. Upon learning to play, the stu dent will be transferred to the reg ular band or orchestra class. Will be in City View cemetery. Friday for members of the Sa lem Missouri' club and " their friends. The scene is to be the hall at 246H North Commercial street I Patterson James Thomas Patterson, at his " m Tt ST IV iZrZJTZi Rosicrucianism" is the topic for : urday, October 18, at the age of tin- Subject . Set "Theosophy and V I e"V f f An.7M - MrV Wednesday at 155 South Liberty I. Koenig of Los Angeles, Mrs. I w. nn,,-. RtpWn v -I-- a ftU J T TUiina Vat. 1 vv., : ' - ' JjCUUIU vUIUUI cuiu w. vw.- 1..,).. a ... mA i iieaoer. person, doui . oicuj, ; Tiiain Patterson of Yelm. Wash.: brother of Joseph Patterson of Births fomona, iaiix. oiu vty w uj ..... i nine grandchildren, 1 n c 1 u a i n g i kemer To Mr. and Mrs. David U Sean and Marshall Smith, .Tom- Reimer. rout two. a daughter. Marilyn mr and Bruce Patterson,, all of born octoDW 4fc Kaltm- rreat cranddaughter. Su- I ProtkUh-To Mr. and Mrs. Edward " ,. ' . , a B.I T. Procklsh. 10OS Highland vnu, a san Stimpfig of Los Angeles. Pri- iiuihter. shmi Kaihiyn, bom Octo- vate graveside services Will" be ber 12. Salem General hoepiUl. held Wednesday, October 22,' In ogura To Mr. and Mrs. Tom L. ir... 1.1 t!ra't!nn rtaiira Ttmntr iJaiiffhter. Patty Rel- seicrcai , wum- ktrOctobf 7 Salem Genera b -- , , " - 1 1 " 1 "" CARD OF THANKS We want to thank the many friends that gave expression of flowers and otherwise over our lit bereavement. Mrs. Carl ' Fetsch and Mrs. Emily Tsisch -vcr A J L Bmuaa- -To Mr. and - Mrs. psear . I Bynum. Independence, a eauytiMr. Sharon Lee. born October 13, Salem I General hocpital. ; -' Snoftdy To Mr. and Mrs. Hubert T. c.tj. a immii; mr.n. Harold Mar- 0IWUUJI W ... V "I ' . hall, bora October 7. Salem General CP G0S7UUQ :i t:r.:."c3r.i ;'. zrP ")l Charles A. Zielinski named ex ecutor. . - Wilford Beard guardianship; W. J. Beard, father, named guardian of 15-year-old who has been named to receive an interest in the J. H.. Slattery estate to the amount of approximately 17000 in Marion county real . and personal property." t JUSTICE COURT George A. Peters; contributing to delinquency of a minor; bound over to grand jury. C. E. Lewis; using as a dairy building a building not kept in a clean, sanitary condition; jury trial set for 10 a. m. today. . James Estep; no operators' li cense; $2 and costs. - George' Wallace Johnson; being in possession of a wood duck; plea of guilty; continued to November I for sentence. Clayton V. Wooley; Ernest Gil lespie; Lory D. Matthews; separate charges of axle overloads; $7.50 and costs each. Frank Keith Ramsay; Elton Richard Brown; Robert Lee Ra mey; separate charges of axle overloads; $7.50 and costs each. MARRIAGE LICENSES Dwight C. Parsons, 32, automo bile salesman, 1151 Chemeketa, and Meredith Lathrop, 32, state library bookkeeper, . 945 North Summer street, both of Salem. MUNICIPAL COURT Arthur H. Boggs, Saleia route seven, no operator's license, fined $5. Lloyd 'W. Jones, violation of basic rule, fined $2.50. Carroll C. Sharpe, 2397 Hazel avenue, violation of basic rule, fined $2.50. William Robert Schaefer, 168 North 13th street, disorderly con duct, fined $25, placed on 10 days probation. -R. L. Strand, Portland, drunk, paid $10 bail. William H. Lesch, Corvallis, failure to stop, paid $2.50 bail. Lowell C. King, Otis, four in driver's seat, paid $2.50 bail. George Geiger, Eola, vagrancy, 10-days sentence suspended. Salem Lions club are ln. full swing. . ,..,..' ; Tht cast tit Salpm non!e ln dudes; Mrs.. .Walter Youruf. Burt Crary, Dr. ' D. H. Schultz, Ann Gibson, Rody Baker, Delva Leay engood, - Beth DeLapp, Bill Byer, Scotty Barclay, and Don Field. ' . The play, is under the direction' of - Miss Gene Bennett. Ads Profitable : Says Manager O f City Firm ' Tribute to the value Of news- paper advertising, in merchan- ' dising campaigns was paid Mon day by F. A. Davidson, Salem manager for Montgomery Ward, ' who had just-been advised that the local store had won first k place in the -firm's anniversary i sale contest conducted in Sep- tember. f" Salem papers carried virtual ; ly all the advertising used by Davidson in the campaign here. "We know that no sale can ' be even, partially successful " without the use of newspaper advertising and that it was be cause of the large amount of did during September that we, were able to win this contest,", Davidson said. "Along this same line, latest , reports' show Salem leading; In' ' our Ward week contest, now in' progress." Rehearsals for Club Comedy Under Way Rehearsals for "Swing Out," the three act musical comedy to be presented in the high school auditorium Thursday and Friday nights .under, the auspices of the Whose birthday comes 1 joday? Want to con-ji gratulate them? ' 1 v " 1 TT 1 1" i Itot time, try tjrol ffi's ftin t&' tt$3. f&a ..dS.'.H'.- '-.. "S ' V Southern Pacific's popular Economy Train to California STREAMLINED CHAIR CARS-Sun parlor windows, Reclining chairs with foam rubber cushions. Big rest rooms . free pillows Porter service. BREAKFAST.... $0? LUHCHEON.Uj $Qt DINNER ...... CO f inthtdmwfcar MODERN TOURIST PULLMANS lounge car for iourist passengers TOS : IN CHAIR CARS . .- OSXWAi XOUSDTXIF ,$10.45;; ::;:$10.05 V Alt i4tt mervti, N tkorg. Ths . ' - ttitrvt lm mAvmT. -r. " n - , - t IN TOURIBT PULLMANM ' OttWAT , ' MOUVVTKir ." SI5.e3 - S25.2D -. s f - . 1 , .V ,f - , . 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