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The OHEGON STATESMAN. Salanx, Oregon, Wednesday Morning. Noramber 28. 1341 TAGSKH3 3C 4 Airlio News US Now Using Portable Airfield Stiner Says Beavers Healthy; Oliver Says Ducks Wounded CORVALLIS, Ore., Nov. 25-1)-The usual early-week lethargy was absent Tuesday as the Oregon State grid squad dashed through a scrimmage against the freshman team. Coach Lon Stiner, concocting new tricks for the game against Oregon, not only closed the gates to the football field, but placed guards on duty. Bowling Scores MERCANTILE LEAGUE Valley Motor Handicap Thompson Misson ... De Farrar Doerfler Colwell otal Dr. Pepper Ertsgaard Simons Prince Steinbock Jarvls Total M 189 193 150 195 168 897 128 . 190 . 194 . 181 . 118 . 771 Board Walk Handicap 18 Miller , 118 Alexander 187 Sachtler 131 Junta 1 Seebcr 109 Total 71J Hosier Henderson 192 Riches 124 Brown 151 Walton 109 Saunders 120 Total 681 28 ISO 138 144 132 198 786 131 139 147 192 169 778 28 137 147 196 149 101 714 198 180 191 148 120 799 26 78 192 507 111 402 127 421 128 459 156 480 7002343 172 431 192 481 152 493 191 964 148 435 8192364 28 84 145 393 122 496 124 411 120 406 78 286 6192041 189 493 143 447 179 521 119 417 121 361 7472239 Uyton Handicap Morgan uel .. Bryant 10 161 122 151 Schacktsick 146 Christensen 128 Total - 716 Dr. Semler Lieley - 146 Smith 131 Mitchell 180 Dye 113 Burton 176 Total 746 10 127 149 126 163 111 682 162 108 190 150 134 194 He said the players, who have the Inside track to the Eose Bowl, were recuperating- from injuries, and unless new in juries occur in Wednesday's scrimmage the squad should be at full strength by Saturday. AIRLIE W. L (Bub) Staats and son, Everett; Salem, stopped at the Wade Williams home Thursday, renewing acquaintan es with members of family they had not seen for 18 years. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. P. White aker were Mrs. Harold Reeves and Duane, Marshfield, Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Whitaker and Mrs. Ches ter Walling. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown, Newport, Mr. and Mrs. Wilken son, Philomath, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson and Jack Harris motored to Jefferson recently to visit Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Willis, Falls City, visited G. J. Bevens Saturday. Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Williams were Mr. and Mrs. George Ploub, Mr. ana Mrs. vern Williams, sons, Duane and Vern. jr., Portland. Bill Williams, and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Ploub, Francis and Lucille. 4 Many Injuries EUGENE, Ore., Nov. Three' regular linemen, End Bill Regner, Guard Ray Segale and Center Elliott Wilson may be out of the game against Oregon State Saturday, Oregon Coach Tex Oli ver said Tuesday. Six. other players also are nurs ing injuries from the Washington game and may be able to play only part of the time, he added They are Curt Mecham, Ken Oliphant and Tommy Roblin, Halfbacks; Duke Iverson, block ing back; Hershel Patton, re serve center, and Jim Shephard, reserve end. 10 30 120 408 141 408 129 402 192 901 108 343 6942092 179 487 107 346 132 502 116 379 19 469 6932193 Forme Marion County Woman Succumbs Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Sams and amily were the guests Thanks giving of Mr. and Mrs. George Jackson, Kings Valley. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson, Jack Harris, Clyde Wilson, Beulah, Nita, James and Roberts were Thanksgiving dinner guests at the home of Mrs. W. J. Moreford, Oregon City. Mrs. J. Barton and children. Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ab- recombie, Carol and Sonny, Mrs. Chester Walling, were Sunday callers at Vaughn Whitakers. Ar "$.v-' . Hi Service Men Whirl They Art What They're Doing JEFFERSON Word - has been received from Lt Col. B. H. Hens- ley, district recruiting officer, US army for Oregon, that Edgar R. Hinted of Jefferson had been en listed In the regular army air corps. He is the son of W. H. Husted, Jefferson, and graduated from the Jefferson high school. He attended Multnomah college for two years. Husted has been sent to Jefferson barracks, Mo. 'Covered Wagon Days' Program 1 Is Given by Middle Grove Group ; MIDDLE GROVE A well filled house participated in the cooperative supper and witnessed the program, 'Covered Wagon Days" furnished by the alumni of Middle Grove school Friday night. Musical numbers were given by Ray Kunz trio; accordion music, Lillian Mattson Fromm and Visiting Salem friends while on a 15-day furlough is George W. Forge, US marine corps, a grad uate of Salem high school in June, 1939. Enlisted in April, 1941, Forge was assigned to the second defense unit at Parrish Island, SC, following . his basic training at San Diego, Calif. He attended the University of Oregon one year, prior to enlisting in the marine corps. Vs. rl. y 4 :;Wic:i;::ij. : ' v Uslnr a portable landinc strip tet up in 10 days by army engineers, the air force operating with the First Army Blues in Carolina war games against the Fourth Corps were based at this temporary field near Mars ton, NC. The landing surface is constructed of metal gratings. 10 feet long and 18 inches wide, moved by truck and fastened to gether after arrival. daughter, Arlene; guitar, Orville Malm; vocal solo, Mildred Gard ner Yunker, La Vaun Gardner, piano accompaniment; lullaby. Genevieve Scharf; readings, Lee Wager and Lydia Herndon Scharf; etters from three unable to be present, Katherine Scharf Thomp son. John A. Jefferson and El mer Bartruff, were welcome con tributlons. A quintet of high school girls, Barbara Warneke, Hope Kring. Edrii Van leave, Elolse Snider and " Crrol Snyder, gave vocal numbers, guitar, accompaniment It was agreed to have a similar program next year. In charge of NORTH HOWELL Fred Schmidt, who left this district about two weeks ago for Ft. Lew is, has been assigned to duty with Flight C, 301st school squadron at Kessler Field, Mo. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schmidt. the program was Vera Bassett, Or ' vOle Malm. Genevieve Scharf. Lillian Fromm. Lydia H. Scharf. West Salem Units Name Workers And Plans for Christmas Events Staff Sgt. Vernon Greig is home cn a week's furlough before leav ing for Ft. Monroe where he will receive three months training for master gunner. George W. Forge, who enlisted in the marine corps last April, is visiting Salem and Portland friends while on a 15 day furlough, it was reported Tuesday. After enlisting, Forge was assigned to the second defense unit, USMC, at Parrish Island, South Carolina John Wienert motored to Al bany Friday. WEST SALEM The Builders class met at the Robert Pattison home for a no-host supper Monday. Pattison con- Henrietta and Henry Appling ducted a study period on "Protestantism." The group decided to ,v, s.a v.w.V5r. tirav. of fumish a fanulv witn cioinine ana toys ai nrisimas. x-ians ttuv ni v vitv.cui u a a. j o b i Redmond, and Kenneth Appling, were made for the class unrisi Portland, were home for the hoi- mas party which will be h e 1 d iday. December 22. Mrs. Fern Bradford invited the Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Cooper had class to her home for the meet- as their "guests Thursday, Mr. and mg December 8. Mrs. Don Hucka Mrs. Lawrence Carter, Kenneth bee will supervise the lesson per- ty women's civil defense unit at Salem last week. and Carl, Independence and Mr. and Mrs. Compton, San Diego, Calif. Monmouth Handicap -. Mohler Cox Smiley Howard Dewey Total Richfield Schwab McLaughlin McCune Harrtmofid I Brown Total 67 133 121 1S1 . S3 16S 732 165 138 124 1 2 ISO 736 154 149 105 Sclo Wunsmorc .. Sundin Zander Bates 89 Schrunk 155 Total - 652 Olenni Handicap -. Myer Walker Bramel Dull . Ashby Total LabUh Handicap Takayama Tiukamoto Tanaka ..... Ogura m. Yada T Total Capitol Kirchner Sander Chap pel .. Wallace Woelke Total .... 49 98 114 164 179 160 764 67 165 127 146 106 139 750 146 1S9 171 138 129 749 137 156 104 120 180 697 49 108 112 144 118 142 673 67 211 186 484 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Herron, Coral and Darleen, Falls City, called on his parents Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry C. Nendel j motored to Logsdon to visit her Mrs. Pearl Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Bub Wilson and children, Dallas, enjoyed Sunday as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Loren Cooper in Falls ! City. W. E. Williams and girls drove Mrs. Amelia Catherine Rodgers Read, wife of Silas W. Read, and a resident of Corvallis since 1914, died at the family home at 8:30 121 369 a.m Monday. 154 461 I . . ...... . , 86 277 me aaugnxer oi uiarit ana 758-2240 Sarah Rebecca Adams Rodgers, brother, Mr. and Mrs. John Wea- weu Known eariy Marion counvy ver Friday, ifioll 467 residents, she was born in uie 147 442 Sunnyside community a fewmUes I Mr and Mrs. Sam Hastings, Mr, iiX S? south of Salem, August 14,Uo7D.tand Mrs. G. J. Bevens, Mr. and She attended the schools of Mar ioncounty and on May 8, 1901, she was married to Mr. Read. Fol lowing their marriage they moved to Turner where they resided un til they moved to Corvallis. Mr TfpaH had heen a member 49 147 . ,. . . 141 347 oi me memoaisi iiiuri.ii iur many i m- i nuoj vn-c.- 113 339 years and was also affiliated with companied nome by Mrs. J.na 111 iOE 1 . St. Marv's chapter. Order of the Simpson, Eastern Star, of Corvallis. Besides her widower she is sur vived by two daughters, Mrs. Ruth (Charles O. D. Anderson, Corval lis, Mrs. Echo (Pete) Payne, Stockton, Calif.; a son, Mark w. Read, Corvallis; two brothers, Clayton O. Rodgers, Portland; Ce cil P. Rodgers, Salem; a grand daughter, Miss Patricia Payne, Stockton, Calif.; two grandsons, Roger and Allen Anderson, Cor vallis; several nieces, nephews, and other relatives. Funeral services will be held in the chapel of the Keeney Funeral home at Corvallis, Wed npsHav. at lr30 njn. Interment Russell tossed in 23 counters to j will follow in the Twin Oaks (Ma- Today-Spencer Tracy, pace the victor. sonic) cemetery at Turner. 180 485 7842269 156 447 139 444 103 312 139 348 164 499 7112060 117 425 128 425 125 427 6732110 49 98 139 144 126 168 724 148 114 177 155 . 168 . 782 49 121 166 115 147 124 722 197' 111 170 145 146 769 49 147 197 416 149 454 157 416 159 432 118 410 8292275 139 484 137 362 157 504 134 434 177 511 7442295 Saints Victors Sacred Heart academy hoopers opened their season here Tuesday night with a 52 to 34 victory over the state deaf school quint. Tom Mrs. James Goodin, Walter andMildred were in Independence Friday to consult a doctor. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Harlen Wilson, Myra Kay and Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, Salem, were Sunday guests of Clyde Wilson and family. Call Board iod. Present were Rev. and Mrs. Don Huckabee, Mr. and Mrs. Archie Cameron, Mrs. Fern Brad ford and children, William Dash ielL Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Dash- iell and Laurice, Mr. and Mrs. Roger McVey, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Hathaway, and Mr. and Mrs. Ro bert Pattison and Bobby. Mrs. E. J. Dietz was hostess to members of the Kingwood Amer lean Legion auxiliary, who made plans for the bazaar December 18 and 19 at the gas company of fice. The group decided to hold their Christmas party for families oi the Legion and auxiliary at the Legion hall December 18. The president named the following on party committees: Mrs. Karl Mo- bley, Mrs. Ruby Hinz, Marjorie Oliver, Mrs. Fannie Smith, Mrs. C. B. Long, Mrs. Verne Axelson Mrs. Kenneth Abbott and Mrs, Ray Lacey, Mrs. L. B. McClendon Mrs. Ora Gilliland. Mrs. Ester Wendt, Mrs. A. Hammer and Mrs, M. Mueller, Mrs. E. J. Dietz, Mrs Lillian Williams, Mrs. E. A. Dick son and Mrs. Marion Jessup. Mrs. Lillian Williams gave- a leport on the organization meet ing of the Polk and Marion coun- The president of the Parent Teachers association announced that an executive committee meeting will be held in the sev enth grade room at school Thurs day at 3:30 o'clock. Plans will be made for the next PTA meeting, December 2. Mr. and Mrs. Leighton Dashiell and Laurice made a business trip to Portland Saturday. Dashiell Durchased Christmas music for the school band. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Williams of Airlie were holiday visitors at the home of his mother, Mrs. Lillian Williams. The youth fellowship group, young people of high school and college age of the Methodist church enjoyed a hike Friday They returned to the church for a no-host supper. Lawrence Kessel, Fort Lewis, spent the holidays with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Kessel. The ceiling of the playroom in the primary school building w a completely soundproofed during the holidays. Deadening felt was nailed to the joists, then a 'spacer and it was finished with Firtex The five schoolrooms in the build ing have to take turns using the playroom for their recesses, so it was necessary to have it soundproofed. Funeral Set For Highway Engineer Funeral services for Jasper N Bishop, chief maintenance engi neer of the state highway depart ment, who died Monday at the age of 52 years, will be at o'clock this afternoon from the First Congregational church. Rev. Robert A. Hutchinson is to officiate. Bishop, who had held the position since 1932, had been on the department's engineering staff almost continuously since 1913. Death followed a short ill ness in a hospital. The engineer was born in Charleston, 111., joined the Ore gon department as chairman. In 1917 he resigned to become lo cating engineer with the Idaho highway department, followed by engineering work with the Idaho Irrigation company. He returned to Oregon depart ment in 1920 to serve as resident engineer, locating engineer, dis trict maintenance engineer and chief of maintenance. For a short time in 1925 he was chief engi neer of the Portland Southwest ern railway. Survivors are the widow. Vera; son, Edwin, a student at Oregon State college: sister, Mrs. Nellie Gowdy of Los An geles, and a brother, E. B. Bi shop of Orlando, Calif. Pallbearers at the funeral are Realtors Join In Opening of New Offices C. V. Johnson, veteran Salem realtor, will be associated with N. J. Lindgren in conducting a general real estate business at 175 South High street, it was an nounced on Tuesday. Lindgren has been engaged In the real estate business since 1904 and has made Salem his head quarters since 1934. Johnson was appointed state real estate com missioner when the first Oregon real estate law went into effect and held this office through the administrations of Governor OI cott, Patterson, Norblad and Meier. Six years ago he became assocl ated with. the office of J. F. Ul rich as an individual broker, con tinuing there until September of this year. Both Lindgren and Johnson are members of the Sa lem Realty board and of the Na tional Association of Real Estate Boards. R. H. Baldock, Paul VanScoy, Emil Halik, W. C. Williams, K. G Lytle and W. W. Stiffler. Flags on highway maintenance shop throughout the state are to be at half-mast most of today. Elmer Ray family and P. Kunz; decorations, Fred Scharf, Lee Wager, Daryl Colwell and John Van Loan en; cupper, Esther Van Loanen and Leona Keppenger. Mr. and Mrs. Leo DenzelL Port land, were Thanksgiving day guests of Mrs. Helen Walker and James. James Maddox split his toe with the ax while chopping wood and la on crutches as a result. The Vernon Van Cleaves had as guests, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Haw kins and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Van Cleave and Larry, Auburn, dis trict. Some enjoyed festivities away from home, among these were Mr. and Mrs. C. C Colwell, who were with their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rifle, Seattle; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Dow at the home of their daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Vera Shulz, McMinnville; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Scharf and Mrs. Mary Herndon at the Henry Herndon home in Portland; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reid and son at Mrs, Reids sister's in Spokane, and Cleo Keppenger and family at the home of his mother, Mrs. Lillian Keppenger, Salem 4H club work organization has been completed and consists of the following divisions: "Hitch-Hikers to Health," Mary Farnum Pincus, leader; Dale Van Loanen, presi dent; Gary Keppenger, vice-president, and Edna Munson, scretary. Livestock club, leader, Emory Goode; president, Gary Keppen ger; vice-president, Elrin Goode; secretary, Robert Bartruff. Cooking I, leader, Thelma Scharf; president, Arlyne Hilfiker, vice-president, Phyllis Warneke; secretary, Iris Proudfit, and addi tional members, Joan Scharf, Joyce Kuenzl, Alyce Koch and Eleanor Winchell. Five are required for a class. In dividuals who wish to pursue a course regardless of insufficient number are. Ruth Snyder, clothing I, and Dorine Dudley and Edna and Hazel Munson, clothing III. mi zfl Sim ii pi 200 Mat. Tax 270 Nights Continuous from 1 P. M. They're the revel in revriUet They're the target in targex v n .ana ' . it the bergea - I GRAND Today Laurel and Hardy. Ryan In "Great Guns." is. John Sutton in "Moon Shoulders." Sheila Bari. er Her Lutes, Pacific May Change Water Buckets as Well as Signals, Plays for Clash Clark Gable Hedy Lamarr, Claudette Colbert in "Boom Town." Wallace Beery ana Leo Carriollo 'n "Twenty Mule Team." Thursday Greta Garbo, Lionel Barry- more. Lewis stone in ' sun nan. Victor McLaelen. Dennis O'Keefe In "Broadway Limited." ELSINORE Today "Sundown with Gene Tter- ney, Bruce Cabot. Hugn Hemert, Anne Gwynne in "Don t Get Personal."' HOLLYWOOD TACOMA, Wash., Nov. 25-P-When Pacific- Lutheran, and I y-b Hope, Bin Crosby . Dor- Colleire of the Pacific broke precedents and exchanged forma- Richard Arien, Jean Parker in 6 .. ... . i oi I "Power Dive." tions to save scouting expenses aneaa oi meir game nere om- Thursday Eddie oy, Jr.. June Clyde i. Km ,U atnrtod 1 in "Country lair." R rnSTth. enT Is noVm . Aloi St. 7 " I were examined uus aiiernoon. i liberty in "Country Fair. "In Old Cheyenne. toy Rogers in "WeHlban both teams from the , auiC" "re " JTn for th AmPr. I emerged with a communique After a quick survey, the baron Today Peter Lorre. Rochell .Hudson air." a! spokesman for the Amer ican Society of Composers, Auth ors and Pilots threatened darkly. "We can't afford to let our plays become nublic domain. Who do they think they are anyway"? Unawed, the Lutes embraced the Idea to a man. Barm Barof tky, vftce-eoach and magician's assistant to Cliff Olsan, was all for carry in the geed neighbor policy to Its logical eoachulon. He wants to swap water buckets with the Stockton team, sight un seen. "Oars leaks," the baraa said truthfully. -But there alnt a better bucket la the league for kicking araund after a fumbled lateral" Behind locked doors and drawn in "Island of Doomed Men. Lloyd Nolan Lola Lane, in "Gangs of Chicago." Fridays-Tim McCoy in "Gun Code." Harry Langdon in "Misbehaving Husbands." "Boys," Ae declared, "They're wonderful. New all we need are his signals." PLC may even get these, for the j capitol baron is a pursuaslve man. But I Today "Top sergeant Mulligan . . ..." . . . . I ,Nat Pendleton. Carol Hugha let uie uauiornia roemor oeware. B, ta -The Wyoming wildcat.' with sNat Pendleton, Carol Hughes. Don Barry in "The Wyoming Wildcat." T atiitet innf irinpe. an oner-1 Saturday Errol rlynrv, Fred Mac- atlv loarrMxl the Lutea man Olson, with three of his four Injured players back at prac tice Tuesday, wai all Harv Harshman, fullback captain, was reported In a rapid recovery from the ankle Infection which kept aim ut of the Portland game, j T I n 1 Murray in "Dive Bomber." Lucile Fairbanks, Keith Douglas In "Pass age from Hongkong." ALWAYS 2 BIG HITS TODAY and THURSDAY Last H" PIm Defense Tax Bin Crosby - Bob Hope Dorothy Lamotir : - "Deal h Zbar'' 'And tU Feature Uchari Artesi - Jeaa Parker 'Tower Ehra" Spencer , TRACY .-- Claudette Colbert . (blark CABLE Hedy .r.Xamarr "E:sn Toot' Ttaa: laaUas-M: tnjlnt 1 Wallace - -; '7-Ler Beery : (fcrrillo '2MIril3 Jcza' tit r hi r ii I I Iff Amenk Hnidrtd ' 1 The utive habaii brings II 1 its aetme of these If II 1 five men, one mast die-. II ft atuve kiaer...m (If ! I the fight. P 1 wbosewitswere I 1 hisonliweipoa I SALEM'S LEADING THEATRE Starts Today - 2 Hits THE HOST THRILLING ADVENTURE FILM OF THE YEAR! 20c I STARTS Itonite GOOD SEATS -rWj mi v : , v a mi' A "3 IlAT-PEIIDLETOn JRAKX CHA8US .F-mEtliUALL. COMPANION FEATURE LLOTD NOLAN, tAITONMadANt toiAiAia , - .. . - . 3! lCw llatlaee 15 Great Adttotattmsmet of Today 1 1 Hi If-r-v m GEIIE TIERHEY - tzz ten . cce vzm . tut car . kotkud rUJS COMPANION FEATURE - i 5 r S'A imv nt I'll f STAN OLIVER pUBEL-MV mm- 3 Klatinee ww NUhU (Plus Tax) Father has the time of his life when he jlayi i rhookey from Wall Street and joins -the "knights of the road!" . TATEEIl STEPS OBT? 7 With Frank Albertson, Jed ProuW lma : Gray Plus Latest News Eren ShUa Ryan Dick llelsca Edmund I.tacDonald 2ND ACTION . PACKED HIT! All Kiwi a Cetore Cartoon
