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News Briefs
Here's BitdlLike Flym-W Test
Article Accepted William j Thefts, Reported 'Jung Sing
Laughlin, son of Dr. and Mrs. S.J9410 North Commercial street, told
B. Laughlin of Salem who Is J city police Monday a mall box
taking graduatework at Haver-j and post were stolen from 942
lord college m Pennsylvania, has North ; Commercial. Ben Otjen,
written his parents, that an article gi0 Rural avenue, reported
moulds in Yamhai4suntT haSattempted entrance of a building
been accepted by the magazine j housing a gasoline 1 pump. A
American Antiquity. Yt u n g J leather jacket was taken from a
uiugiuin couaDoraiea w i n ur(, downtown restaurant .Saturday
Cressman, head of the anthro- night, owned by Leo Brevik, 1440
poiogy department at ue ciniver
ity of Oregon- on an earlier ar
tide concerning excavations near
Lebanon, wrote another by him
self on Calapooya Indian mounds,
both of which have been accepted
by the magazine. Studying an
thropology under Dr. de LaGuna
at Bryn Mawr, Laughlin is also
lecturing to sociology classes at
Haverfofd on primitive man.
Waller street. Charley Jones, 620
North 20th, said a pair of glasses
was taken from his coat at a
bowling alley.
Savings insured to $5,000.00
are earning 3 k at Salem Fed
eral. 130 South Liberty.
This fantastic looking object tr a real airplane which has proved its airworthiness in more than 281 test
fllthtsL it i the Northron "Wlnr." a tailless aircraft of radically new design wnicn lypmes me sre-
miuIiiii. hnioi Avanr ma. nv American aircraft manufacturers. This photograph, . from the
Aviation News Committee, Los Angeles, shows a Tear, view of the flying wing with its two pusher
prepeUors. Its greatest asset oyer other types is Increased speed, range and economy of production
and operation. It takes less horsepower to aequire eomparaoie ipeeaa. - -
Lutz florist Ph. 959 1278 N. Lib.
Enjoys Homecoming Dr. C. W.
Tenney, '98, now pastor of Ben
nett chapel, Portland, declared
capitol and University grounds
"surely looked fine" this past
weekend as he joined other Wil
lamette university graduates in
homecoming activities on the
campus. "The benediction of the
memory of the Van Scoys, the
Colemans, Willis Hawley, Oliver
Wendell Holmes. Frank Irvine and
others eone before lingers so era- Armistice
riouslv that tnmC of these dava tonite.
we are going to have a great me
morial occasion to Tesurrect their
motto, 'Without vision the peo
pie perish," " he declared.
Armistice danct tonight Crystal
Gardens.
Band Parents to Meet The Sa
lem high school band Parent's
club will hold its regular Novem
ber meeting in the high school
music room, Wednesday at 8 p.m.
Plans will be discussed for the
annual December banquet and all
parents of band members are in
vited to attend. Plans for the
next band concert and the uni
form fund are to be discussed.
Officers for the coming yea in
clude, W. . Savage, president
Mrs. J. B. Smart, secretary-treas
urer; N. S. Rogers, financial sec
retary.
Dance Haunted Mil
. Hurt In Accident A minor
arm injury was suffered Sunday
by Joe Brown, 49, when the auto
in which he was riding, driven by
Elmo Allen Hudnal, 1090 Rural
avenue, collided at Rural and
Berry with a vehicle driven by
Kenneth Wallace Hunt, 2165 Ber
ry street. Autos driven by Walk
er S. Fitts, 250 South Cottage
stret, and Pink C. Patterson, 476
South Commercial street, collided
Sunday as Fitts was backing into
the street in front of his resi
dence. Dance Top Hatters Rickreall tonite
Snell to Speak Fraternal Order
of Eagles will hold open house for
war veterans from 11 a.m. Tues
day to 1 a.m. Wednesday. Secre
tary of State Earl Snell will be
the guest speaker at the meeting
tonight. He will probably speak
about 9:30.
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Gardeners to Meet Folir
speakers are' slated for the Salem
Men's Garden club meeting lat
7:45 Thursday night at the.YMCA.
B. VanCleve is to tell of birds
in the garden. C. A. Cole of fall
spraying, James McGilchrist of
chrysanthemums, and J. H. Turn-
bull of the most satisfactory
thing in his garden. An informal
flow show will precede, and
Frank Doerfler will conduct a
question box.
Dance Top Hatters Rickreall tonite
Given first Aid The city first
nearing Planned A public
hearing on the question of chang
ing the zone classification from
one to three of lots five and six,
block 11, Pleasant Home addition,
is scheduled for 5 p. m. Novem
ber 17 in. the city council cham
bers by the planning and zoning
commission. The lots, near How
ard and Davidson streets, are
planned to be used for a sub
station of the Portland General
35c lunch Wed., Nov. 12, 11:30 to
1, First M. E. Church. Bazaar,
cooked food sale.
Y Nears Goal Teams engag
ed in the annual YMCA enroll
ment week turned in 51 new
memberships Monday to bring
the total thus far to 219, only
six from the 225 goal. Fred
Anunsen's team won the "super"
cup with 23 entries, while Del
DeSart's group was given the
"stupor" trophy. Another report
luncheon is planned for Wednes
day.
Permits Issued Permits were
issued Monday by the city build
ing department to A. B. Seeley to
reroof dwelling at 2345 State
street, $25; Prime estate to alter
store building at 173 South Com
mercial street, $30; Gladys M. Ap
plegate to alter dwelling 'at 1945
Oxford street, $50; Nona White
to wreck dwelling at 1035 Mill
street, $25.
Leave Institutions City police
reDorted Monday three persons es
caped over, the weekend from in
stitutions near Salem. Fred Rob
inson. 64, a lame trusty, left the
" J 1 Ul 5? To.lnr 95!
SJ Ufnnriav tn treat SLOWC uwuiw. '"6""" jv,
Norman Weaver. 245 Division -escaped irom me sxaie rairview
street, for second degree leg burns
naneiul Kv a mntnrr(l PThaust.
J " j i . v-.i: A knv.
mj j t.i :i tm.v i LDfvaim. was ueuevcu iu imr
school, was taken to the station been seen here Sunday.
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with a severe, knee laceration sui- American Legion Dance, Crystal
fered wnen sne ieu wniie piayiug. rjardpnq
Anna Erwert, 292 souin nonage
street, was treated Sunday for ill
ness.
Coimty Offices WilljOb
Armistice uay dv u
serve
psing;
Sheriff Is Lone Exception
day. by fre. Carl S. Knopt
Located between Lausanne hall -
and Sweetland field, the buOdinf
wax begun Thursday to be com
pleted within two or three weeks.
It is SO by 22 Xeet In size. Albert ..
Siewert is contractor.
. The garages will houso the
president's car, a station wagon
he plans to acquire to use to tike
students to meetings and pro
grams, and a utility truck for the
"Legal Holiday" signs posted on doors of all courthouse offi
ces except that of the sheriff proclaim that today's observance ct school.
Armistice day in county official circles has been planned as one The maintenance shop is to be
of peace and quiet.
Other signs are said to point to
ward an almost equally peaceable
and quiet period for the remain
der of the week.
County Commissioners J. E.
Smith and Ralph Girod are to
ued for sentence to December
released un own recognizance.
MAWAGE LICENSES
Lamace Larson, 24, truck driver,
1880 North Cottage street, and Pa-
, WT , J", tricia Winner. 18, housekeeper,
leave Wednesday morning for ZSrSL i-JZTZZTZ'.
used' for carpentry, plumbing and
miscellaneous . campus upkeep'
work, largely in charge of G. H,
Wilson, new grounds assistant to
E. A. Beach, superintendent.
Meeting Called off The Salem
school board will not meet tonight,
Clerk C C. Ward said Monday,
because , of Armistice day. The
next session will be November
25.
American Legion Dance, Crystal
Gardens.
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Mall Carriers Have Holiday
Postoffice windows will be closed
and no deliveries made either lo
cally or oh rural routes today be
cause of Armistice day, Postmas
ter H. R. Crawford announced
Monday.
Eyerlys Retank Mr. and Mrs.
Lee U. Eyerly returned to Salem
Sunday night from a five-day
motor trip to Los Angeles on bu
siness matters.
Portland to . attend the meeting of
the Association of -Oregon Coun
ties in session there through Fri
day.
1190 North Winter street, both of
Salem.
Given Blusical Works
WOODBURN T h e Treasury
of Gilbert and Sullivan," edited
Election Planned Annual elec
tion of officers of Joshua Smith
camp, Sons of Union Veterans of
the Civil War, is scheduled to be
held at the camp's meeting at the
Woman's club at 8 o'clock tonight
National Chaplain L. S. Hopfield
is to make an address before the
joint session of the Sons and their
auxiliary, according to L. P. Ben-1 persons reported missing over the
nett, commander. weekend had not been located
. .. . . Monday, according to city police.
Armistice uance xxauu I Frances Baldwin, 15, left her
tOnite. ,nm. In .Cilvarrm anri VrA Tall,
I uvttib Alt au. w XA. wa.y k-v A
Imorovemeat Sought Marion man, 48, 755 Bellevue street, was
county court indicated Monday missing
that it would grant permission for
Armistice
Gardens.
dance tonight Crystal
Licenses Issued Fay Edgar
HumDhrey and Dorrell Adaire
Bonney, both of Salem; Robert A
Humiston, Fort Lewis, Wash., and
Sarah M. Locken, Turner; Jack
W. Orr, Dallas, and Dorothy L.
Short, Silverton, aad Earl R. Tut
hill and Ellen E. Lentz, both of
Dallas, have been issued marriage
licenses at Vancouver, Wash.
Missing From Homes Two
Special Salem
Air Squadron
To Be Talked
Armistice
Gardens.
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Starring Ruby Keeler and f I
Ozxie Nelson and His Band 11 I
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improvement of a county market
road running through Turner,
federal funds to be used and the
work to be done by the state. The
request for authority was made
by Mayor Joe McKinney in per
son.
Clab Tonight Townsend club
number 3, meeting at 8 o'clock to
night at the Court Street Chris
tian church, is to hear Mrs.
Maude Pratt Lewis of Corvallis,
talented musician,. entertainer and
Townsend plan proponent. Per
sons attending the meeting are
asked to use the 17th street en
trance.
from 2 p.m. Monday,
when he was seen near the depot
here
dance tonight Crystal
Open from noon till midnight,
serving chicken, ham and ravioli
dinners. Armistice day. French
Fryer, the corner of Cottage 8c
Fairgrounds road.
Meet in West Salem Members
of the West Salem Townsend club
number one are to meet at 8
o'clock tonight at the Methodist
church in West Salem.
Licensed to Wed Among mar
riaee licenses issued Monday in
Portland was one to Emmett J.
Kennelly, Portland, and Rose Ma
rie Kronberg, Salem.
American Legion Dance, Crystal
i Gardens.
f ormation of a special army
air corps squadron to be known
as the Salem unit of flying cadets
will be discussed at a meeting
to be held Thursday at 8 p Jn. at
the -chamber of commerce rooms,
Sound pictures of the army air
corps will be shown and a talk by.
W. Kelly, Portland, adjutant
of the Oregon recruiting district,
will be special feature of the
public meeting at which defense
committees of all Salem service
clubs are to be represented.
The plan calls for a group of
20 men from this area who will
take their training and remain in
the service together.
route 2,' Salem, and Merle Ches-
County Judge Grant Murphy V2 ,tenotrph'r' Idanb-
haa rane.to eastern Oregon to aiuniLrAi, wusi-
malt Ma final tour of that see- Stanley Broaddus, 15SQ D street.
tian of the state as deputy grand 1 running through red ngnt, imed
master for the Oregon IOOF. To-H2-50 .
ria-r h. ! arfieduled to address James i. tticxa, iza UDeny
Vale, Ontario and Nyssa lodges at running through red light,
Nv&sa: WednesdaT he is to be at imea
" I a a a ji a ataa W
Huntington, Thursday at Burns, atowt a. awpie, iu ierry
Friday at DrewSey and Saturday street, four in driver's teat,
at Mitchell. nnea si.
: Vlrgu l Maxweu, AiDany rouie
. -CDXCCIT COURT- I two, failure to stop, paid $2J8
K. F. McKennon vs. E. M. Mc- ball.
Kennon; case dismissed and plain- Roy L. DeWall, Jefferson, un
tif f ordered to pay defendant's at- necessary use of horn, paid 15
torney's fees and cost of litigation, bail.
Bernice Nelson vs. John Harms I Ernest J. Spees, Philomath, un
and Clara Harms; case in which necessary use of horn, paid $5 bail,
plaintiff seeks to collect $192.20 Elmer N. Johnson, Salem route
and interest alleged due on note I four, drunken driving, pleaded In
together with $100 attorney's fee nocent, trial set for Wednesday at
heard Monday by Judge E. M. l p. nL, held In city jail on $150
Page and taken under advisement. I bail.
State vs. George J. Peters; de- J. Everson, Salem route four.
murrer to morals charge grand drunk, committed to city Jan to
jury indictment alleges more than j serve out $10 fine.
one crime charged and that facts Joseph P. Stampher, Fort Lew
stated do not consutute the crime
alleged.
John Lichty, administrator of
Sylvester S. Wolever estate, vs.
C. J. Espy and others; amended
Sam Palmerton, 35, log scaler, 1 by Deems Taylor and containing
is, violation of basic rule, paid $5
bail.
Don Johnston, Albany, no oper
ator's license, paid $5 bail.
John Sutoon, Bandon, drunk,
judgment, and decree correcting I sentenced to ten days in city JalL
OBITUARY
Wolff
Mrs. Mary Wolff, at her home,
1695 Lee street, Saturday, Novem
ber 8, at the age of 85 years, Mo
ther of Mrs. William Sheridan and
Mrs. N. L. Gamble, both of Sa
lem, and Mrs. J. M. Atterbury and
Mrs. Harry Fournier, both of
Portland; survived also by ten
grandchildren and five great
grandchildren. Services will be
held Tuesday, November 11, at
9 a.m. from the St Joseph's Cath
olic church, with interment in St.
Barbara's cemetery.
Fan-
James L. Farr, late resident of
790 N. Church street, Salem, at a
local hospital, ' Saturday, Nov. 8,
at the age of 76 years. Survived
by two sons, J. C. Farr, cf Minne
apolis, Minn., and F. C. Farr, of
Kansas City, Mo. Shipment has
been made by Clough-Barrick
company to Minneapolis, Minn.,
for services and interment
grandchildren and one great
grandchild. Services will be held
Thursday, November 13 at 2 pjn.,
from Clough-Barrick chapel, Rev.
Guy L. Drill officiating. Conclud
ing services in Zena cemetery.
Visual Program
Slated During
Week at High
A full ; . visual education pro
gram is calendared for .the re
mainder of the week at the sen
ior high school.
On Wednesday the commercial
geography class will view a sound
film. "Conservation of Natural
Resources."
"Beau Geste, starring Gary
Cooper, will be sponsored by the
junior class at a pay assembly
Thursday. Machine shop classes
will see five reels in the afternoon
on steel. They are "Raw Ma
terials," "Making of Steel," "Wire
and Wire Products," "Pipe and
Tube Manufacturers," and "Bass
and Structured Shapes."
Chemistry, physics and physical
science classes will view the five
reels on steel on Friday.
Slides throughout the week are
being shown on "Bavaria" and
"Land of Dickens" in the English
and foreign language classes.
Jepsen
Lt. Harold C. Jepsen, former
resident of Salem, at Augusta,
Georgia, Thursday, November 6,
at the age of 25 years. Brother power Sale Approval
Calif. Services will be held Wed- By Board Lxpected
nesday. November 12, at 2 p.m.
from Clough-Barrick chapel with
concluding services in IOOF cemetery.
Boyer
Mrs. Matilda Leland Boyer, at
her home in Turner, Monday, No
vember 10, at the age of 71 years.
Wife of John E. Boyer, of Tur-
Sale by the Port Orford Light
& Power company of its generat
ing and distribution facilities to
the Coos Electric Cooperative, Inc.,
probably will be confirmed by the
state utilities department within
the next few days, it was an
nounced here Monday.
The Oregon law provides that
the sale of any utility must be
ratified by the state utility com
Loose
Mrs. Hattie Amelia Loose, of
1073 Sixth street, West Salem, at
a local hospital Monday, Novem
ber 10. Wife of James E. Loose
ner: mothef of Floyd, of Oregon
City, and George, of Salem; sister I missioner. The cooperative is to
of Mrs. Martha Bevens; survived pay $22,000 for the property.
also by ten grandchildren and
five great - grandchildren. An-1 .i
nouncement of services later by falXXUB
Clough-Barrick company.
Cohlaa TO Mr. And Mra. Jamaa H.
Cobiaa, Indepcndanca, a aon. Jainaa
Leroy, bora October U Salem Gen-
Caldwell
T J .11 1.1- 9 TIT i 1 mmm HWTtrT
vjscar vaiuweu, lawe ui " mi i - j tt .... v
of West Salem; mother of Mrs. Ore., at a local hospital November I Vox aoos Portland toad, a Uuxht,
Jack rw Jonr f Sheridan. Mra. I o at 4Ka tr nt SO Tara. Sur- I Mars arat Roae, bora October SO,
Emily Van Santen of Prineville vived by daughters, Mrs. Dan I ckStoMf. and . Un. Richard
and Voorhis F. Loose of Eugene; Fowser and Mrs. Steve Kodejas 1 E. CaUdna. w: ."LSZ
sister of Mrs. Ella Fink of Mc- of Waunas, and Mrs. Ruby Paxdue, KspttaT " -
Minnvflle and V. D. Harris of Fort Lewis, Wash.; brothers, AL Wio ad Oaira u.
Grants Pass; survived also by six CaldweU, Toledo, Wash, and Ver- cwST'rSv bk NbeT
non Caldwell, westwooo, tain.;
description of property involved,
filed on stipulation between par'
ties.
A. Lenstrom vs. Nellie Carver
Williams, Clayton G. Williams and
others; complaint for sums totaling
$722.38 and interest alleged due,
and for foreclosure of mortgage.
Minna Hain, executrix John L.
Hain estate, vs. Ceorge Mealey
and Edna N. Mealey; demurrer
overruled and defendants given
until November 19 to plead further.
Lydia Peel vs. William Philips
and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Bra
bec; order overruling defendants'
motions gives them five days to
plead further.
PROBATE COURT
George W. Garner estate; Audra
P. Whelan and Wilms Girod
named administratrices of estate
said to consist of personal prop
erty of $2500alue; L. G. Girod,
Ray Raylick and Roy E. Smith ap
pointed appraisers.
George Fawver estate; apprais
ed at $280 in personal property by
Almon Winn, Floyd Mills and
Earl Fawver; order turns over to
widow, Erma Fawver, the per
sonal property.
Eliza Guerne estate; final order
granted.
Donald Lloyd Bowden guard
ianship; Alice M. Siewert, guard
ian, authorized to invest funds
from an Insurance policy remain
ing after claims paid in connec
tion with the death of minor's mo
ther, Marion Bowden.
Edna E. Brand estate; appraised
at $850.11 by Ethel Glaze, Ruby
W. Emery and Bessie M. Elofson.
Albert W. Peebles estate; fourth
supplemental report of Lena A.
Peebles and Albert E. Peebles as
executors shows receipts of $2708.
40 and disbursements of $423.60.
Sarah Ellen Ludwig estate; ap
praised at $965.94 by Walter S.
Lamkin, Bessie M. Elofson and
Ruby W. Emery.
JUSTICE COURT
Paul K. Glover; non-support;
waived preliminary hearing, held
to answer to grand jury and re
leased on own recognizance.
Alfred Bradley Colling; know
ingly uttering and publishing a
forged bank check; continued to 10
a. m. Wednesday for plea; commit
ted to county jail on failure to
provide $750 bait
S. A. Silver; NSF check charge;
pleaded innocent; trial set for No
vember 21 at 10 a. ret; released un
der $250 bail.
Harold D. Jones; no tail light on
trailer; plea of guilty; continued
to November 15 for sentence; re
leased on own recognizance.
Herbert F. Rick; failure to stop
at stop sign; pea of guilty; contln-
Shelton D. MacKenzie, Port
land, violation of basic rule, paid
$5 baQ.
WU Building
Garage, Shop
Construction of a maintenance
building, to include three garages
and a workshop for Willamette
university was announced Mon-
the words and music of 182 songs
from comic operas, was given to
the Woodburn library in memory
of a former librarian, Mrs. Susan
Linesley by her son, F. W. Lines-
ley, Los Angeles.
Call Board
BXSINOU
Today De anna Sorbin. CbarUa
Laugbton in it started wiuj kt.
rrancea Lancford, Ken Murray ia
-Sarin It. Soldier.''
Thursday Gorj Brent. Ikma lfar
in -international Laoy. Brian uoat..
levey, Marlt Monies tat "South o(
Tahiti."
GEAKD
Today Joan Drt. Jinx ralkenburj
HI AWV bBUIH IIWO .nn 1 1
Ceorrt Montgomery la " JUden of
the Purple Saxe."
STATE
Today Charlie Chaplin. Paulette God
da rd In -The Great Dictator." Joe
Darta, Kad Sparka jx 'Tor Beauty a
Sake."
Wednesday Ruby Keeler. Harriet HO-
Uard tn "Sweetheart of the Campuu
Penny Singleton. Arthur Lake la
"Blondie in Society.
Saturday Wallace Beerr, Marjorta.
Main in "Barnacle bul
CAPITOL
Today Edward G. Robinaon. MarVene
Dietrich, George Kan in Man
power." Dennis Morgan, Jane JfTy
mn in "Bad Man of Ml Bin ill
Wednesday Bob Hope. Burns and Al
len in couere swing, l nree atea
ouiteera tn "Pals of the Pecoa."
Saturday W. C. Fields tn "Never Glee
a Sucker an Even Break. Ray alio
dleten. Gloria Dickson In "Mercy
Island."
HOLLTWOOD
Today Bud Abbott. Lou CoateQo.
Dick roweu ua -in xne navy, jaae
rrazee, Robert Paige. Lon Chancy,
lr. In "San Antonio Roae.
Thursday Wayne Morris. Virginia
Dale tn The quarterback, johnny
Mack Brown. Fuzzy Knight la "Boxy
Me Not on the Lone Prairie."
"LIBERTY
Today Abbott and Costello In "Bock
Privates." Rita Hayworth tn "Lei
tn Question."
Wednesday Grace Bradley tn "Invisi
ble Killer." Edith reUowa in -He-body's
Children -
Friday Charles Starrett tn "Thunder
ing Frontier." Franlde Darro In "XTao
Gang's All Here."
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sister, Mrs. Olive Gleason, Kelso,
Wash.: and father G. W. cawweii,
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Kelso: Wash. Memorial services
win be held inthe Metnocusi
church, Toledo, Wash, Wednes-
day. 'November 12, at ..30 pan.
tmder the : direction of Walker-1
Howell., funeral home Conclud
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Toledo, Wash, cemetery.
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