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Th OHEGON STATESMAN.. Salem. Oregon. Sunday Morning. February 15, IS 12
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Local News Briefs
Te Nk w Marketing N. E.
Dodd, western division AAA di
rector, will' discuss marketing
problems with Oregon farmers at
Salem Monday in the first of two
scheduled meetings in Oregon, the
state AAA office announced Sat
urday at Corvallis. Producers and
handlers of poultry, dairy prod
ucts, fruits,-and vegetables have
been invited to attend the meet
ing in the hearing room in the
basement of the state capitoL
Shorthand, grammar and punc
tuation, letter writing, commer
cial law, typing Classes in these
subjects for beginners on lion
day, Feb. 18, at the Capital Busi
ness College Liberty and Che-
meketa Sts. Ph. 5987.
Brooks te 8 peak Principal talk
at the Monday night meeting of
Capital post, American Legion,
and auxiliary will be Russell
Brooks, formerly of Salem and a
member of the US consular serv
ice, recently in South Africa. The
session, at 8 o'clock, is at the Le
gion hall at Cottage and Che
meketa streets.
Lutz florist Ph. 9592 1278 N. Lib.
Tires Stolen Mrs. N. Elfberg,
555 North 15th street, reported to
city police Saturday that four
tires, tubes and rims had been
stolen from her car. She placed
the theft at something more than
two weeks ago. Police thought
they had traced the job to a
youth who had since left the city,
but they were investigating re
ported resale of the tires here.
Argo Hotel Special Sunday Din
ner from 55c. Quality and Service.
Child Earned Dorothy Green,
t, resident of 68 Williams ave
nue, was taken to Salem General
hospital Saturday morning after
city first aid men had given her
first aid for second and third de
gree burns sustained when her
. clothing caught fire at her home.
Hospital attendants said her con
dition was not critical.
For watch and clock repairing
TI T Tyiv 111 f.IVOTtv
First Taxes Paid First of the
60 persons who Saturday went
to Marion county courthouse to
pay 1942 taxes, less than 24 hours
after stateemnts were in the mail,
were John E. Grivey and Goldie
A. Grivey, 270 South 14th street,
Salem. A total of 31,725 state
ments were mailed out.
Taxes Turned In A turnover
of $9,225.04 from the 1941 tax
roll Saturday by the tax collec
tion department of Sheriff A. C.
Burk's office includes $1229.08
earmarked for the Salem school
district and $1149.34 for the city
of Salem.
Meeting Slated ARYE, No. 12,
will meet at the George Stoddard
home, 1420 North Fourth street,
Monday night at 7:30 o'clock.
ladio (Programs
KSLM MONDAY lS9t -Kc.
JO Rise 'N Shine.
1100 News in Brief.
I. -0S RiM 'N' Shine.
7 JO News.
1:45 Sunrise Salute.
M Some Like it Sweet.
JO World in Review.
JS Hittin' the High Spots.
:00 Pastor's Call.
:15 Hollywood Quartet
JO Musical Horoscope.
10:00 World in Review.
10 .-OS Sincerely Yours.
10.30 Women in the News.
10 J5 Castles In the Air.
10:45 Dr. R. F. Thompson.
11 .-00 Hollywood Hi Jinx.
11 JO Musical Pot PourrL
11:45 Lum and A oner.
13 :00 Ivan EHtmars.
II. 15 Noontime News.
11:30 Hillbilly Serenade.
12:35 Willamette Valley Opinioos.
12:55 Interlude.
15 Market Reports.
-1 :10 Interlude.
1:15 Four Notes.
1 :30 Alpine Troubadors.
1:45 Isle of Paradise.
1:00 Milady's Melody.
2:15 Melodic Moods.
2:45 Across the FootUghtS.
3 KM Nutrition Council.
2:15 Old Opera House.
40 Music by Manners.
4:15 Afternoon News Roundup.
4 JO Teatime Tunes.
M Music From Many Lands.
JO To the Ladies.
5 J5 Dinner Hour Music
0 Tonight's Headlines.
JS News Analysis.
JO String Serenade.
70 News in Brief.
7 MS Interesting Facts.
7:15 The Round Up.
7:45 Marvels of Vision.
.-00 War Fronts in Review.
:10 Tune Tabloid.
JO Mc Wain's Piano.
:45 Hamilton Trio.
:00 News Tabloid.
9:15 Restaurant Ass'n. Talk.
.f:0 Freddy Nagle Orchestra.
JO American Legion Auxiliary.
:45 Diminutive Classics,
ta-flo Lt'a Dance.
. 10:50 Tomorrow's Headlines Tonight
10:45 Music to nememoer.
11 JO Last Minute News.
V
KGW NBC MONDAY C7I K.
- 0 News.
Quack of Dawn,
a -anKarl ftarda.
, 7 so News Headlines and Highlights
1:1s Music of Vienna.
7 JO Reveille Roundup.
7:43 Sam Hayes.
M Stars of Today.
JS Symphonic Swing.
.-45 David Haruon.
1OO Women's world,
:15 News. J
JO Welcome Neighbor.
10 .DO Woman's Place.
1:15 Bess Johnson.
1 JO Bachelor's ChlldreB.
M:45-Dr. Kate.
11 Light of tbe World.
11:15 The Mysterm Maav
11 JO Valiant Lady.
11:45 Arnold Grimm's Daughter,
12:00 Against the Storm.
22:15 Ma Perkins.
. 12 JO Pepper Young's Family.
12:45 Vie and Sade.
1:00 Back Stage Wife.
IdS Stella Dallas.
1 JO Lorenzo Jones.
J s Young Wtdder Browsw
. tO Wtae Girl Marrtaa.
t:15 Porta Faces Ufa.
; SJO-We. tte Abbotts.
1:45 Story of Mary Martts, .
2.-00 Right to HappUMss. ;
25 Lone Journey. -1
jo Phil Irwin.
. 2 45 Phil Stearns Trio,
a -oo HoIIt wood News
4:15 Diminuiuve Classics.
4 JO Jack Owens.
45 Frank Bingham, New.
JO Stars of Today.
: S:15 Le Sweetlaad.
JO Cocktail Hour. '
-.: News. -----.:
- o Dr. L Q.
f JO That Brewster Boy. ,
70 Patriots in Music.
.a r.mlmU rut Amarlea.
S. -00 Fred Waring Ifi Pleasur Thna
1 :15 Lum ana Ac-"er.
Coming Events
Feb. IS National Christian
Hlssten opens here.
Febnury 27-28 State High
school speech contests at Wil
lamette university.
Denies Report Attorney Gen
eral L H. VanWinkle declared
Saturday that he would not be a
candidate for justice of the state
supreme . court at the primary
election. It was reported previous
ly that he was being urged to
enter the supreme court contest.
Three incumbents of the supreme
court, whose terms expire early
next year, already have filed to
succeed themselves at the pri
mary election.
Bible Boot House has moved to
new location, 150 S. Liberty.
Speeches Schedaled Speakers
on the Salem Trades and Labor
council monthly educational pro
gram Tuesday night will be Gov.
Charles A. Sprague and Russell
Brooks. Brooks, a former Salem
man, now in the government dip
lomatic service, is in Salem for a
visit before going to a new post
in northern Africa.
Savings insured to $5,000.00
are earning 3 at Salem Fed
eral, 130 South Liberty.
Speaker Named "The Right
Way to a Better World" will be
the subject of Dr. Ralph "Walker,
of the White Temple church of
Portland when he speaks at the
regular Monday luncheon meet
ing of the chamber of commerce.
Dr. Walker is to be main speaker
for the National Christian mission
to be held in Salem this week.
-To Attend Conclave John D.
Caughell, H. J. Walrath, and A.
A. Hoscher, Salem, and Ralph
Adams, Silverton, will be among
the insurance men in this dis
trict attending the national con
vention of the State Farm Mutual
Insurance company in ; Chicago,
February 23-25. The delegation is
headed by E. A. Guenther, dis
trict manager.
Borrowed Car Left Charles J.
Sundland, 663 North Liberty
street, told Salem city police Sat
urday that he would go to Port
land to get his car which Port
land police had reported finding
abandoned and stripped on a
downtown street in their city.
Sundland said he had let an ac
quaintance use the vehicle.
Wheatland Ferry Down While
a new gasoline engine is in pro
cess of installation on Wheatland
ferry, the vessel, operated joint
ly by Marion and Yamhill coun
ties, is inoperative, Marion coun
ty court was informed Saturday.
Expert, reliable roof repairing.
Johns Manville materials. Mathis
Bros., 164 S. Cornl. Phone 4642.
8:30 Richard Crooks
9:00 The Telephone Hour.
9 JO Hawthorne House.
10:00 News Flashes.
10:15 Your Home Town News.
10:25 Ed Stoker's Music.
11 .-00 String Serenade.
11:30 War News Roundup.
KEX NBC MONDAY 119S Ke.
6:00 Sunrise Serenade.
8:15 National Farm & Home.
8:43 Western Agriculture.
7 :00 Clarke Dennis.
7:15 Breakfast CI110
S :00 Haven Rest.
:30 Prescott Presents.
:45 Keep Fit Cluo With Patty Jean.
9 M Souther n aires.
9:15 Gwen Williams, singer.
9:30 Helen Hieti, News.
9 :45 Charmingly We uvs
10:00 New Show a Day
10:15 Breakfast at Srrdi's.
10:45 War News.
11:00 What's News.
11 .-05 Great Moments in History.
11:15 Hotel Tart Orchestra.
11 JO Stars of Today.
115 Keep Fit Club With Patty Jean
11:00 Orphans of Divorce.
12:15 Amanda of Honeymoon Hill
12 JO John's Other tf
12:45 Just Plain Bill.
1:00 Your Livestock Reporter. .
1:15 News Headlines and Highlight
1 JO Market Reports.
1J5 Oregon Civilian uefensa.
1J5 News.
2.-00 Toe Quiet Hour.
2 JO r House in the Country.
2:45 Wayne Van Dyne., Singer.
2 JO Between the Bookenda.
2:15 News. :
3 JO StringUme.
3:45 Children in Wartime.
4 K0 Arthur Tracy.
4:15 Edward Tomlinson.
4 JO Stars of Today.
4.-45 Concert Orchestra.
SAO Adventures Stories.
5:15 Frying Patrol.
5 JO News of the World.
5:45 Tom Mix Straight Shooters.
0 Secret1 City.
:15 Rollie Truin rime
S: 30 For America We Sing.
7:00 Monday Merry -Go-Round.
7 SO Modern Music Box.
7:45 Miracles of Faith
7:45 News Headlines and Highlights.
JO Hotel Birtmore Orchestra.
JO I Love a Mystery
AO True or False.
9 JO Moonlight Son ta
10:00 Hotel Biltmore Orchestra.
10 JO Broadwav Bandwagon.
195 Palladium Ballroom Orchestra.
11:00 This Moving Wtrw.
lias Organ.
11 JO War News Roundup.
KOAC MONDAY 54 &.
100 Review the Day.
30:65 News.' - -
If as The Home makers How.
U. -00 School of the Air
11 JO "Ruddigore."
12:00 News.
12:15 Farm Hour.
1 0 Favorite Classics.
1:15 Variety Time.
1 5 Visiting Missionary.
" 1:00 Hc4Triemoiiuca,
2 JO Memory Book of Music.
SAO Echoes of Waikikt
3:1 5 In Defense of America, r
JO Orchestral Gems. ,
3:45 News.!
-4.-00 Symphonic Concert
4:30 Stories tor Boys and Girls. ,,
SAO Campos Swtnff.
5 JO -Melodies for Strings. , - ,.
. 15 Evening Vesper Serrtc.
AO Dinner Concert.
:15 News.: "
JO Farm Hour.
7 JO tH dub ProgrsA. -
AO Evening Song.
:15 School of Music.
JO Higher Education Speaks.
AO The Sports Parade.
:1 5 Excursions ta Science. 1
JO Music of the Masters. -,
9:45-10 AO News.
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KOD CM MONAT-4rI9 KC. v
AO Northwest Farm Reporter.
JS Breakfast Bulletin.
JO Kous Ktoek.
7 HeacUlnera.
- 7 JO Bob Garred Reporting. ;
75 Nelson Prinsjle, Mews.
Stockman Files
Candidacy
Congress
Lowell Stockman, Pendleton,
Saturday filed his declaration of
candidacy for the office of repre
sentative in congress from the sec-
rwl. X i7- "
Oregon, at the republican pri
mary election.
His slogan:
Wheatgrowers: All out war ef
fort instead of pensions to con
gress."
As his platform,' he promises to
work for a strong national offense I
in the war, establishment of de-1
fense industries in his district
coast," larmer protection ana
profiteering prevention.- I
Stockman was until recently a
uiemuer Ui we autie uquur tun-1
trol commission and has held oth- J
er public positions oi trust.
waixer c erce, uranae i
democrat, is tne lncumDent.
Sunday School
Workers Set
For Banquet
Dr. Norman C. Thome, assist-
am supenntenaem ox scnoois m
a. ?a 3 a -
foruana ana well Known leader
m eaucauonai circles wiU be the
main speaker at the Sunday
neia weanesaay at p. m.
at the First Methodist church.
The dinner, one of a series
daring the National Christian
mission, will have Dr. Frank
lin Thompson, vice president of
Willamete university, as toast
master. After his talk Dr. Thome, who
at present is in charge of a large
Sunday school class of college
age people in Portland as well as
being a teacher in other fields of
a a a - ... . , 1
dioik insixucuwi. Will leaa
round table discussion.
Special music wiU be provided
Dy .ueioert Henderson, John Cornelia A. Davis estate; re
Schmidt and Fred Bates. Tickets Uort bv Turner Memorial home.
for the dinner, which will be
served by the women of the
church, should be purchased by
4 p. m. Monday irom salem
cnurcn pastors, according to Mrs.
Leslie Carson, who is Chairman
for the event
Teachers Meet Rational
Teachers club win meet for a cov
ered dish dinner Tuesday night
at 6 o'clock at the Central How
ell school. All interested teach
ers are invited to attend.
Joins Chamber New member
of thechambec of commerce is
Lewis Judson, farmer and dairy -
man, 1000 Judson street. The
membership was obtained by . F.
D. Thielsen.
8:00 Treat Time.
8:15 Consumer News
8 JO Hymns of all Churches. .
8:45 Stories America Loves.
9 AO Kate Smith Speaks.
9:15 Big Sister.
9:30 Romance of Helen Trent
9:45 Our Gal Sunday.
10 AO Life Can Be Beautiful.
10:15 Worn n In White
10:30 Vk & Sade
10:45 Songs of a Dreamer.
11 AO Bright Horizon.
11:19 Aunt Jenny.
11:30 Fletcher Wiley.
115 Kate Hopkins.
12 AO Man I Married.
12:15 Knox Manning, News.
12:30 William Winter. News.
12:45 Woman of Courage.
1 AO Stepmother.
1:15 Myrt and Marge.
1 JO American School of the Air.
2 AO News.
2:15 Accent on Music.
2 JO The O'Neill s.
2:45 Scattergood Balnea.
2 AO Joyce Jordan.
3:15 Hedda Hopper's Hollywood.
3 JO Frank Parker.
35 News.
4 AO Second Mrs. Burton.
4:15 Young Dr. Malone.
4:30 Newspaper of the Air.
SAO Vox Pop.
5 JO News.
5:45 Bob Garred. News.
5 J5 Elmer Davis. News.
AO Radio Theatre.
7:00 Freddy Martin.
7 JO Blondie.
AO Amos "N Andy.
:15 Lanny Ross.
JO Gay 90's.
8:55 William Winter, News.
9 AO I Was There.
9 JO Hollywood Showcase.
10 AO Five Star Final.
10:15 World Today.
10 JO War Time Women.
10 JS Air-Flo.
105 Soldiers of the Air'.
11 AO Wilbur Hatch Orchestra.
11 JO Prelude to Midnight
11:55 News.
ALE MBS MONDAY 1J34 Ke,
JO Memory Timekeeper.
7 AO News.
7:15 Rise "N Shine.
7 JO Memory Timekeeper.
AO Breakfast Club.
JO News.
85 As the Twig la eat
AO John B. tHuKhes.
9:15 Women's Side of the Mew.
JO This & That
10 AO News.
10:15 Helen HoMen.
10 JO Front Page FarreU. '.
10:45 Music for You. r
HAS Buyers Parade.
11:15 Colonial Orcn.
11 JO Concert Gems.
115 Luncheon Concert
12 JO News.
125 Gems ot Melody.
1 AO Theme and Variations,
1 JO Johnson Family.
15 Boake Carter.
SAO John Sturgess.
2:15 Take It Easy.
2:30 News .
2 :45 Bookworm.
SAO Just Quote Ma.
2 JO Hello Again
4 .-00 Fulton Lewis
nr.
US News. ,. , .
4 30 Diminutive Classics.
4i- Music DepreciatMm.
S0 Jimmle AUea
- S:1S Orphan Annie. -ao
Captain Midnight.
8:4ft Jack AxnistroBg.
KO-Gabrlel Beatter.
SrlS News. -.
, ao SpoUight Bands.
Sr45 M ovie Parade.
1 AO Kay Gram Swing,
las Cab Calloway Orchestra.
trSO Lone Ranger
OO Accord Kp St Gutar.
:15 Better Business Bureau.
JO Double or Nothing.
800 News. : .
JS Mannattera.
ao rultoa Lewis, r. :
:4ft Moon Masie.
1040 Jack Teagarden Orchestra.'
i as New
10:49 NeU BondshU Orchestra.
11 DO Bob Crosbr jrenesxra
110-Jack Teagarden Orchestra.
Ore
gon Pulp &
Files Incorporation Papers
" Supplementary articles ot- incorporation for the Oregon
Pulp & Paper company, provided for in a resolution by di
rectors at a meeting earlier in the week, -were filed Saturday
with the Marion county clerk. 'VM'r
Authorized capital stock of the
corporation, through we aacuuon-
al articles, becomes siiw.uuu in
13,000 snares or. common sxoat i
with $100 par value,-and $65,800 1
in 658 shares of preferred stock I
with the same par value. I
Signatures on tne suppiemen-1
tary articles are those of Laban
A. Steeves, W. S. Walton, M. C.
Findley, A. M. Cronin, jr., H. L.
P. Leadbetter, T. Osmund and
CIRCUIT COUKT
white vs. Southern Pacific
comoanT: ooenina Monday before
Judge L. H. McMahan.
Kantelberg vs. Prudential In
surance company; opens Monday
fore judge E. M. Page.
Pence vs. State Industrial Ac
cident commission; demurrer sus
tained and case dismissed by
juuge auwwu uu uiuuuu w
ienaam.
wuuu uuiuricu vs. omms umib
trial Accident commission; com
plaint dismissed on mandate from J
state supreme tuui u
Credit Bureaus, Inc., vs. Loren
T. King and Frances King: order
of dismissal as to defendant Fran-1
I
King.
l. E. Barrick and Vera I. Bar-
nek vs. Ralph Helm and others;
complaint to quiet title to lot 2,
lem I
W. A. Mattina and Kathrrn H.
Moslev v Marie Hortense Led-
erer. Grant H. Lederer and
Charles A. Matting; complaint lem chamber of commerce rooms
seeking cancellation of a deed, al- with Miss Marion Martin, assist
leging that it was given to Marie ant national party committee
Hortense Lederer bv Aneeliaue
Hortense Matthu. now 'deceased
after undue influence and mis-
representation; charges that Mrs.
Lederer failed to carry out nro-1
visions of deed in supporting her
I
mnthw for th halanrw nt hr
i;f
PROBATE COURT
trustee, covers home's activities
for 1941 shows aDoraisement of
$95,064.42 with cash receipts of
$2569.53, disbursements of $16,
544.34, including loans of $4900,
AH farm and nastur land is de-
dared leased and subject to sale
and home is reported as caring
for 26 persons under provisions
of wIl of late Mrs. Davis.
Mary V. Charlton estate; E.
Carl Charlton named administra
tor of estate of probable $3000
value in Crook county property!
Hugh Stewart, R. J. Carpenter
and H. W. Gilbertson appointed
appraisers.
1 Horace D. Hobbs estate; ap-
(praised at $1125 by W. G. Krue-
I Her. Genevieve Walling and J.
Ray Rhoten; order authorizes H.
M. Hobbs to sell specified per
I sonal property.
Appa Stober guardianship;
Grace B. Stober, guardian ad lit
I em, authorized to settle a claim
for $1900 against T. L. Kuhns
and H. E. Spaulding growing out
of a collision at Winter and D
Obituary
Binkle
Emma Ellen- Hinkle, 79, died at
a local hospital, Wednesday,
February 11. Survived by two
daughters, Mrs. R. C. Barber, Gas
ton, Ore., and Mrs. Roy- Clark, In
dependence; five sons, William,
Cayuga, Indiana, James, G rover
and John, all of Salem, and Robert
in the US navy; one brother,
James Stribling, Hartford, Wash.;
40 grandchildren; 31 great-grand
children and one great-greatgrandchild.
She was a member
of the Advent Christian church
and the American War Mothers.
Services are to be held in the Ter-
williger-Edwards chapel Sunday,
February 15 at 2 p. m. Interment
in Lone Oak cemetery, Stayton.
Straw
Minnie Bell Straw, 69, died at
an Albany hospital Thursday. She
is survived by two daughters.
Mrs. T. H. Harris, Brooks, and
Mrs. B. W. Jordan, Toledo, and
one grandchild. Mrs. Straw was
a member ot the DAR, the Pres
byterian church and the Rebekah
lodge of Albany. Funeral serv
ices will rw Mnnriav nt 4 n m
in th Tprwiiii.Ww.rrf. rfan -
el, with interment in the IOOF
cemetery.
Januarv ft Foster K odom hue-
band of Maree, father of Marilyn
of Oregon City; son of Mrs. H. H.
Odom, brother of Thomas G, San
ford and Howard H. Odom, Mrs,
Frank Crews, all of Morristown,
I Term, and Earl Odom of Salem.
Member of No. 4, AF&AM, Salem,
I Al Kader Temple and Scottish
Rite of Portland and Elks club of
Oregon C 1 1 y . Funeral services
Monday at 4 p. m. at Hohnan &
Son, Hawthorne boulevard at
27th, Portland. Interment, River-
view cemetery.
Higrins ' . - -
EL Cranston Higginav at the farm
home in Zen a, Saturday, February
14, at the age of 84. Survived by
widow, Mrs. Etta Higgins, Zena,
and many nieces , and 'nephews,
among whom are William F.
Walker and Guy Smith of Salem.
Funeral set vices are to be held
at the Zena church Tuesday, Feb
ruary 17, at 2 p. m. under the
direction of Walker and Howell
funeral home. Rev. Edward Allen
of the Salem Calvary Baptist
church will officiate and conclud
ing services will be in the Zena
cemetery;, . r-v.
Paper Company
gtreets March 26, 1940; negligence
ion part of Kuhns and Spaulding
ig denied In the formal settle-
mcnt claims of 8585 for nhvsi.
cian's and medical services, $200
attorney's fees and $8.65. filing fee
ordered paid.
JUSTICE COURT
C L. Gosser, disorderly eon-
duct, ordered dismissed. "
MUNICIPAL CCOTJRT
Harold Francis Bailey; vag
rancy; 10 nays in jail, r
Frank Downard. transient:
Hnmk; SO dav in la il aiiennrl1
on promise to leave city.
Oscar Wenger, Pratum; drunk;
10 day jail sentence suspendeed on
promise to leave city.
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Homer Lyon, 29, forester, 1149
fnurt ttrmt anH j Ruth Prfot
22 secretary, both of Salem.
r". T tKmovwI tt i.k..
Lebanon, and Miriam M. Hale,
22, sales person, route one, Tan-
t
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vyrtUIllUIl VrVJI7
WolKr QlA
ai"y iacsi,c;u
I JJ' Wwlo1.
J"01" TYeUIiesaaj
Republicans from over the first
congressional district of - Oregon
nave been called to rally Wed
nesday night, February 25, at Sa-
cnairman ana neaa oi its women s
division, as guest speaker.
MA11 republican organizations of
county are cooperating In the
plans for the Marion Martin rally
and 811 counties in this district
i : . a m .
are xeceivuiK mviiaugu, tots.
R. I Wright, Marion county cen
tral committee . chairman, said
Saturday night
Named to the publicity com
mittee for the rally from Mar
lon county are Mrs. Gladys
Shields and Mrs. Warren Grey
from the southwest section.
Mrs. Coble deLaspinaase of
Habbard, Miss Sose Ehlen of
Aurora, Mrs. Blame MeCord,
Mrs. Ray Glatt, Mrs. Lyman
Shorey and Mrs. Frank Set-
tlemeler of Woodbnrn, Mrs.
Mary Herr, Ed Banks and
George Manolis of Silverton.
Mrs. Margaret Martin of Anms-
ville, County Jndge Grant
phy and Mrs. Rath Wood of
SUyton, Mrs. Lncille McKJnney
and Fred Mitchel of Tomer.
Co-chairmen for the rally are
Mrs. Wright and Mrs. M. M.
Magee, chairman of Pro-America
organization of women of the
party.
Salem unit of Pro-America has
postponed its February meeting
and is urging its members to at
tend the rally.
Oregon Men
Loan Boats
To Patrols
WASHINGTON, Feb. 14-P)
Nearly 400 boats formerly used
as pleasure craft have been loan
ed to the coast guard for the du
ration of the war and now are
engaged actively in patrol work,
the maritime commission report
ed today.
Representing a wartime con
tribution of owners in 31 states,
the District of Columbia and
Alaska, these boats supplement
the 23 yachts given outright by
their owners to the coast guard,
navy or maritime commission
training service.
Some' of the boats loaned are
palatial, yachts. - Others range
down to power boats. Some are
hunting big game submarines.
Most are serving as "eyes and
ears" of the coast guard along
thousands of miles of coastline.
Owners who have donated
use of their craft for the dura
tion include:
Donald B. Wolf and Leo A.
Chtsek. Newport, Ore,
1 CouucU Convenes Principal
1 fv
jby the Marion county American
I a . . aav a w t J a.
juegiou councu, meeung at jsuver-
ton, was the decision- to send let'
conaoience w iamuies oi
men -killed in the war.' Herman
Brown of Salem assumed the post
of president
, To Dcrj Owners
Salem lions Dog Show.
Saturday, Feb. 2Sth sued
' Sunday, Mar. 1st .
. FcirciiT ICii
Owners wishing to' enter
their dogs must have ea tries
in. on or before above date.
Far Entry Blanks aSi
Particulars .: see Harry
Wulett at the CAFXTAL
DKUG 8TOSZ, corner of
State and liberty.
j
DickPowell
Makes
Pay
There's j always a' certain dis
advantage about being known as
crooner. -
Dkk FewelL playing gonday
at the liberty theatre opposite
Joan Blondell. fais real-life
mate. In Unlversal's "Model
Wife," in which. Incidentally, he'
has only one line of a popular
ballad to warble, learned about
that disadvantage a long, long
time ago.
Hollywood had him crooning to
a papier mache moon so much that
the public began to believe that he
had something to do with it, like
Don Ameche and the telephone, or
Spencer Tracy and the electric
light
And there's something about
being called a crooner that
snakes real estate develapers,
quarrel-pickers tn cafe and in
surance salesmen rerd. one as
their particular sucker.
It was very much ea the an
noying side to Powell until he
decided to urn it to his own
ends.
He" decided that as long as real
estate promoters were so anxious
to sell to him, he'd buy. But first
he figured out a scheme for prov
ing properties, by checking and
rechecking all the factors in
volved, including average income
of the neighborhood, traffic and
transportation facilities and build
ing records.
Nobody ever expects a croon
er to be well grounded tn in
tricate business details, so the
result H that Powell has been
able to Swing some pretty prof
itable deals, and Is regarded as
one of the best investors in the
acting ranks of HoDywoosL. The
companion feature b "In the
Navy" starring Abbott and Cos
tello. Salem M$n
On Oregon
Dads Board
EUGENE, Feb. 14--Presi
dent Donald M. Erb of the Uni
versity of Oregon Saturday criti
cized universities which have
made wholesale changes in stud
ies because of the war.
"I think many colleges and
universities have gone to ex
tremes in the matter.' he told
Song
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the Oregon Dads association, 'us
ing the present war effort as an
excuse for patting through dras
tic measures changing curricu
lum and altering modes of oper
ation." ..- :.r:..:-
E. F. Averfll,' Portland, w a a
elected president of the associ
ation and William Tugman, man-,
aging editor of theEugene Register-Guard,
reelected vice presi
dent ' ;r:-
Named to the executive com
mittee, were: Carl Engdahl, Pen
dleton; and Gene Vandeneynde,
Salem.
Three Little
Piggies Beat
Owner Home
MOLALLA, Feb. 14-()-A
story about three little piggies
had a happy ending for Elmer
SawtelL
He started to market with
the porkers tn his truck. The
truck went into s ditch and an
the little, piggies escaped.
When he get home, he found
the three little piggies already
there, grunting happily.
Sees
Coast Front
PORTEAND, Feb. H-VThe
Pacific coast will become the
front line in the combat zone if
military disasters continue in the
Far East; Governor Charles A.
Sprague predicted Saturday at
the annual meeting of Pacific Co
operative poultry producers. -
"Guard against spreading rum
ors and keep off highways In
military emergencies," the gov
ernor warned, declaring that
Oregon's civilian defense organ
ization is on guard at all vital
points.
Death Takes
Timber Man
PORTLAND, Feb. 14-UP)-Will
iam Young Hutchinson, 84, who
was engaged in Oregon timbering
for many years, died Saturday in
a hospital
Before his retirement he was
associated with Dennis McCarthy
in timber operations in the Marsh
field region.
Sprat gue
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tecting yen ogainst eyestrain, headaches and Impaired visiots.
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Health Board !
Plans Giving 1
Second Tests i
Second immunizations wiU be
given by the Marion county de-
partment of-health staff nurses
this week at various ichoolj in .
the county and city.
The schedule is as follows:
Monday, " 9 ajn, Cloverdale and"
Washington school; 10 am, Plea
sant View, Lake Labish, Grant;
11 ain. Turner, Crawford, Ger
vais; 1 p jn, Gervais parochial '
school; 20- pmt St Louis; 130- '
30 pm, tuberculin testing at ,
Mt Angel Academy.
Tuesday, 10 turn, Stayton, St '
Paul; 1 pjiu, Four Corners, Silver ,'
Cliff; 2 pn, Mahoney, St Mary's;
Stayton; Wednesday, 10-3 pjru,
school clinic at health depart-
ment; 1 pjn, immunizations, vac
cinations, Woodburn; Thursday, ..
10-11 ajn Infant clinic, health
department; 9-12 ajn., dental ex
aminations at St Joseph's; 10
a.m., immunizations, vaccinaUons,
Sublimity; 1 pm, immunizations, '
vaccinations, Auburn, Union Hill; '
20 p-hl, Independence.
Friday, 10:30 ujxl, immuniza
tions. Pioneer, Ankeny; 1 pjn,
immunizations, vaccinations, Sa-'
lem Heights; Saturday, 9-12 ajn.,
regular immunization clinic,
health ofice.
Dallas School
Head to Quit
DALLAS. Feb. 14-(p)-Richard '
R. Turner, city school superinten- '
dent here for 21 years, said Satur- .
day ha would retire at close of the '
present school year.
Turner was school superinten- -dent
at Grants Pass from 1904 '
to 1914 and for seven months in
1926 filled a vacancy as state su- "
perintendent of public instruction. '
From 1914 to 1921 he was receiver
of the US land office at Roseburg.
Young GOP Meet et
All young republicans are in- .
vited to a meeting of their Mar- '.
ion county club at 8 p.m. Monday
at the Marion hotel, Talbot Ben
nett, chairman, said Saturday.
Gives Club Address The Sil
verton Rotary club will hear at
the Monday luncheon Irl McSher
ry, assistant director of the state
board of parole. Tuesday night ,
McSherry is to speak at a PTA
meeting at Tigard.
OPTICAL
TAKE FIVE.
TEN or
FIFTEEN
Months to Pay
No Extra
Costl
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