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Errors doin Job, County En
gineer M. . C. - Hubbs said Tues
day. When the nine .bridges ion
&t .North Cantlaa' tie replaced,
they wlH be widened, he Indi
cated loUowinj an ' Inspection
trip over that atrip of . road with
atatt engineers. Now U feet
wide, they will be from 14 toi 18
feet in width, he said. Meeting
recently with the highway com
mission ' engineers, county court
member estimated the new
bridges could be built for $19,000
and later declared, the task would
be undertaken as a 1942 project
' with no promise of when com
pletion might be expected.
Bleeding heart, pansy,' hedge
plants. "H. L. Pearcy Nursery, 255
Salt Dismissed The state su
preme court Tuesday reversed
and dismissed the suit of Lyle J.
Simmons, Tillamook, against the
state industrial accident commii
sion, involving an . award under
the workmen's compensation law.
The commission originally denied
compensation for Simmons but he
later was successful in the circuit
court of Judge R. Frank Peters
of Tillamook county. - . . j
' Speech Contest Set Salem
TToastmasters club members voted
Tuesday night to attend a dis
trict speech contest for which the
Eugene club will be host : on
March 16.. H. J. -Harry' LaDou
and Charles ': S. McEIhinny , will
represent the local club in com
petition.
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Brown . i
Joseph R. Brown, 56, passed
away March 2. Late resident ' of
Ashland, Ore. . Private funeral
services were held at Rose Lawn
funeral home, Tuesday, March 3. 1
Flint'
In this city, Sunday, March 1
William IL Flint, aged 61 years.
Father of .Francis F. Flint of
Portland and Verna Ruth Mahler
of California, brother, of Paul R.
Flint of Utah and L. E. Flint of
Montana, cousin of Dr. E. C. Rich
ards of Salem. Member of AF &
AM of Fruita, Colo. Services' will
be held in the chapel of the W. T.
R i g d o n company, Wednesday,
March 4, at 10 a. m. Dr. Robert
M. Gatke will officiate. Conclud
ing services in City. View cem
etery. Howe "
At the residence, 1625 Center
street, Monday,, March 2 Alma L.
Howe, aged 81 years, former resi
dent of Hood River, Ore. A resi
dent of the Methodist old people's
home for. eight years.1 Sister of
Mrs.' A. EL Beard of Astoria.' Serv
ices' will.be heldain the chapel of
the W. T. Rigdon company, Thurs
day, March 5, at 10 a. m. Dr. J. C
Harrison will officiate. Concluding
services and interment at Hood
River, Ore. .. .
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New 'Wrap'
Exciting. Special Purchase "
New Spring Coats . . n ;Sjtv'-'
and- Suits f"- 1- .rmM
Bright Reefers!
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Casuals! Boxiesl i
women's.
aHaraiaaaiaata3
Coining 1?veat
Uarei II-It State basket
ball tournament, v ;
-Karca lJ-Last day to flli
federal' taceaae tax returns, '
: March - Sty XV 0 1 r Beys
conference,' TMCA.
March 21Freshman Glee,
Willamette university, t , -
March 24 Salem T GleemeaV
concert.' , 1 ,
. March, 27 Half-holiday, Sa
lem schools, - " "
' - March 22, 21 Annual north
. west area TMCA council meeting-
la Salem. .
March 3o--List day for May
primary candidates to file.
April 1 Last day to file state
'income tax' retains.
: Letters Provide Clues Declar
ed indicative of the source of the
rubbish dumped without author
Ity at the Fairview home were
letters and telegrams, old license
receipts and copies of the Wil
lamette" Collegian, Dr. H. G.
Miller,, superintendent of y the
home v has' . written , the -county
court The. letters, he declares,
were addressed . to residents f
Alpha Psi Delta fraternity house.
The coujrt had previously an
nounced I campaign against per
sons who dump garbage . and
trash beside roads,- on rural
grounds and beside streams - hi'
ttead of at properly marked and
cared-for dumping grounds.
v Will Speak Special guest
speakers at Gideon Campf ire
Monday evening, March 9, will be
Mr. and Mrs. H. Duane Owing,
on furlough from missionary serv
ice In Nigeria, West Africa. They
will show pictures of their work.
Blaeey
Ada Ruth Macey. 24. died at a
local hospital Saturday, February
23. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Macey, La Grande. Private
funeral services were held by
Walker-Howell funeral home,
Tuesday, March J. . V
McNeff
Mrs. McNeff, late resident of
Brooks, at a Salem hospital, Man
day, March 2. Wife Of G.'A. Mc
Neff, of .Brooks; mother of Mrs.
Patsy Brutka, of Brooks, Orvfl C.
McNeff, of Salem, Wayne W. and
Cecil A. McNeff, both of Portland
sister , of Wm. E. and Graydon
Robinson, both of Brandon, Neb.
and Orey J. Robinson, of Imperial,
Neb.; survived also by four grand
cnudren. Requiem : high mass
Thursday, March 5, at 10 a. m, at
SL Vincent de Paul Catholic
church, Salem. Interment in Bel
crest Memorial Park. Clough-Bar-
rick In charge.' '
During February concluding
(indoor) rites were held at Mt
Crest Abbey Mausoleum & Cre
matorium for the following:
a Mary Yantis Smith
Lottie McBride ' '
George Hawkins
Tfflie L. Pritchard
Thomas Berry Chambers
Alfred C Ruby. '1
MILGRIM
'Coats!
Pastel Herringbone! Plaids!
Love a good "kniy? Then speed in now
winners all see the bright bright reefers, dramatic new "wrap" coats with
new deeper 'caTnholes--tuhning Alress" " cxxsts--casual boxies slim swag
gsrsl Superbly tailored, they look Vwice their low pricel Have yours today
wear It everywhere thru spring. Shetlands, tweeds, herringbones. Misses',
Juniors'.
Other Coats, 19.75 to 6950
tlttim Article ' Tiiea
3rurc!i tlanagcment," putliihed
mt uieveiana, umo, ana cevoiea
ta the problems of pastors and
church leaders, ; has -accepted - a
story and TJhotograph ; by Perry
Prescott ; Relgelman. Tdill
street, concernini the transfor
mation ; Of the unused basement
of tho Court ; street Christian
church into a "Garden of Prayer,"
by Pastor W, . H. Iman. The
photograph ' and story will be
used in an early issue, according
to the editor, William H. Leach.
Lutx florist. Ph. 9592 1276 N. Lib.
Realty Exams Approximately
70 applicants will write in the
real estate, brokers and real es
tate salesmen examinations to be
conducted-in Salem Thursday and
in Portland Friday, Claude Mur
phy, state: real estateranmis
sioner. announced . Tuesday. The
Portland examinations will be
held in the Sherlock building and
the Salem examinations in the
state capitol building:
Savings . Insured to $5,000.00
are earning 3H at Salem Fed
eral, 130 South Liberty.:
Autos Collide Drivers of-autos
which collided Monday at State
and Commercial streets were
James Francis Whitiny, Indepen
dence route two, and, Clayton
Wane Crawford, 1599 State street
Paul P. Gentry, 405 Union street,
drove an auto and Carl Martin,
205 Columbia street, drove a city
bus which collided Monday " at
State and, Liberty streets. - , t
Buy Johns-Man ville lifetime roofs.
18 mo. to pay. No down payment
Ma this Bros., 164 S. Com. P. 4642.
RotarUn Speaks "Education
During the War Crisis" is the sub
ject chosen by Walter Snyder for
his. address at the Salem Rotary
club luncheon today. . Members of
the- ' nominating committee and
Earl . Fisher, Bill Phillips, Brown
Suson, Ivan Stewart, Ray Yocom
and Paul Jackson. Election of of
ficers will be held April 1.
Rummage Sale by Missouri club,
FrL and Sat, Mar. 6, 7th. 265 N.
Gardeners to Meet J. G. Bach-
er of Portland, horticulturist and
floral company proprietor, will fee
the speaker at the Salem Men's
Garden club meeting March 12,
Women have been invited to the
session, which will feature display
of plants and films of the Oak
land, Calif- flower show of Jast
spring.
Directors Set Session March
meeting of the Salem YMCA board
of directors will be Thursday
noon. ' Principal business expctea
is a special report on boys' work
camps.
Dogs Impounded Persons
whose dogs disappeared Tuesday
should call at the city pound,
Poundmaster Russell Maw ad
vised. He said he picked up sev
eral dogs with no licenses and run
ning at large:
Trusty at Large M. M, Sco
field, state penitentiary- trusty
who walked away Sunday from
the penitentiary annex farm, con
turned at large Tuesday night as
state police searched.
Salem c
Red! Navy! Black!
far your new Spring coatl Fashion- "
Precautions
E4ttfa Note: "Clip n keep the
Wum appesrins a&ily la The Statesman,-
J the tattestioa f dvUUa
f cm astbMttiM f Marhm cmmty,
uer . hM atrecttM UUa . Mrtet
bu ktea prepare.
FIGHTING MAGNESIUM -
BOMBS .WITH SAND
Experience has brought approv
al of two methods of fighting the
magnesium or Elektron. bomb in
home areas. One uses water (a
fine spray only on the bomb it-.
self) and tho other sand. Both are
comparatively simple and may be
used by the householder in pro
tecting his property. - '
Water as "bomb fighter", was
discussed in the last article. So
-now let's consider the method
which utilizes dry sand. It is high
ly important that the sand be dry.
Dry it in the basement or In the
house. Important too: Get it now.
A half bucket or so of sand,
will . help materially te control
the ' bomb, and Is . effective la .
the . removal of bomb. Using
sand, approach the bomb with
shovel , and bucket of sand;
shoves the sand from the backet
onto the' bomb,- leaving two or
three inches of sand In the bot
tom of. the backet '
Then quickly pick the bomb up
(the loose sand will help control
the flame) with the shovel and
place it in the bucket on top of
the sand that was left Then scoop
up sand left on the floor or from
another bucket and: place' it on
top of . the bomb in the first
bucket r - ,
Now remove bucket bomb and
all, to some less vulnerable point
outside. Youll probably carry the
bucket out suspended from . the
handle of the shovel! 'The sand
method does not extinguish ' the
bomb,' but it makes it possible to
nandle.it Neither does it help in
putting out fires started by the
bomb; that is, incidental fires at
tacking floor, chair, bed and so on.
Next: Simplified equipment for
fighting bombs.
' Permit Granted Marion coun
ty court Tuesday granted to Rex
C. Ayres a permit to haul logs
over specified county roads.
Townsend Meet Set Townsend
club number four is to meet, to
night at 730 o'clock at the High
land school.
Changes Personnel Mrs. H. H.
Stanton will relieve Mrs. J. T.
Hopp from her duties at the de
fense office, in the VFW halL
. Undergoes , Operation Luellen
Paulson, Hayesville, underwent
an appendectomy at the Salem
General hospital Monday night
, v-. ' i - f six n - i 1
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" i : i ii .as . f r . i s ir- m. r m , m t a : i j ni1 i i av
Cia Is - Charrei-A'To ; enable
persons classified as enemy aliens
who axe working toward citizen
ship; to attend,, the Sales! YMCA
citizenship class will ' henceforth
hold its Saturday night 'Sessions
to the basement of the S a I em
Woman's club . building oa North
Cottage street i Tho Y building is
within an area prohibited to en
emy aliens. -.)
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Seek . Precinct Jobs Declara
tion of their candidacy' for posts
jls republican IpTecmtf mmit-
tee workers have been filed this
week by Gladys O. TurnbuU, Sa
lem No. 25; Florence Wright, Sa
lem No. 13, C L. Parmenter, . Sa
lem No. , IS, l and - Edward H.
Banks, East Silverton.
Receive, lloaor ffitmn Frm
Whiter and Leo -Salter, both of
Salem, were among the . 75 stu
dents at the Northwest Nazarone
college, Nampaj, . Ida, , who - re
ceived honor ratings for the first
semester of th 1941-42 college
year.i Tins nurjiber out of the
more thah! 500 students received
honor ratings. . " ;
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Obtain UUeenses John Didier
DUly and Letha Arneson, Salem;
Charles Cruson, Mill City, and
Josephine White," Hamilton, Mont,
and: Raymond . Kuggins, Lyons,
aaot' Margaret Dwyer, Scio,. have
been issued marriage licenses at
Vancouver, 'Wash. i
t Permit , Issued The" citr- build
ing: department Tuesday issued a
permit to the Oregon Pta and
Paper company to alter the plan
ing mm ana box lactory at. 185
South ront street, at a cost of $12,
000. .Tiie , three-story addition to
a zactory was., announced re
cently, and work has already
started. !
Subject Set "The Tnith Abont
Rebirth-, is the topic for the Truth
Study class meeting tonight at 15S
South Liberty street Olive Stev
ens is leader. -
J I - Caiaaaoaeai i aaaa.
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"Wear a bright hart this Spring says Fash
lon! Vivid contrast to your suits and dresses
these are eye-catchers and so flattering I
Choosing your hat will be simple from this
large assortment of styles, colors, novelty
-trimmings. Budget priced to enable, you to
V get severed. " . , , , ! , -
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iteportsSzfc
JOHN J. .TRACHSEL
Registration' Endtv
LIBERTY, Registration' of
women has been concluded here
with over 200 listed. Members' of
the. Woman's club conducted the
survey." Mrs. W. R. Dallas, club
president, has a few blanks left
and any , woman in the ' district
who was missed may' calTher.
aab .Will Meet The regular
business and ' .social meeting of the
Rickey community dub is sched
uled for Friday ; night at the
schoolhouse, 8 pan. J. C Murray,
fingerprint . expert,' will - be. the
speaker," Mrs. Ed Kortzeborn will
sing - and upper grade pupils will
participate in the program. ; ,
Dor Poisoned Roy Downing,
1695 North Fourth street, told city
police Tuesday that his. Eskimo
spitz dog .had died, apparently
from poisoning.
former Salem
sported
Safe iii 'China i
.'Evidently safe somewhere, near
his Tientsin, China,, mission 'post
Is Joha J. yTrachseV Willamette
university graduate.' First mes
sage since. Pearl Harbos concern
ing him was received in Salem
recently by his wife, also a Wil
lamette graduate. ; ' - r -i T-
: "SXissionaries , e o m f o rtable.
Natives carrying : worav" ' This
. message was transmitted from
Dr. C W. Troxel, svperintend
tnt of the National IloUness
mission' throogh . the Interna
tional - Red Cross via Geneva
v and Wasnmgtea to Mrs. Trach
seL It indicates, Mrv Trachael
believes, that her husband and
other missionaries far' the Jspa
nese -occupied territory of TI- ,
cBtsfat ore interned In their
homes or la . a concentration
camp. :sz:r
. Member of the varsity baseball
PILGRIM
SPLASHY
PASTELS!
PLEATS!
Others to 39.7 , " j I
Plenty -of fashion excitement in this, eye
ccrtching collectionl Pick a pleated print, a
patriotic sailor dress, a lingerie i trimmed
.navy! Bubbling over with fashion. news
all around pleated skirts, separate Jackets, .
dirndls, petticoat
. 12 to 20 and 40 to
" Luscious pastel plaids In new Spring :
Jackets and skirts! Longer length jacket,
.-box pleated skirt, to tnix-match as - you
please. Also pastel shetlands in blazer
and 'notch Tever: tyles! Skirts pleated,';
gored and bias cut Shop today! ;
A i
team end active in other -sports
and in music ; circlef - while at
Willamette, Trachsel was . senior
scholar, In German there prior to
m gTauuaiiua u i,v.. iu
fall he sailed for China and has
since thai time - been 'engaged in
teaching in Tientsin Bible, semi-nary.-
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Trachsel, . Saiem girl, returned
here, prior to the' birth of their
youngest : daughter, now - two
months oldWlth. Helen Marie, 5,
and small Carol Faith' she makes
her home at 770 South Commer
cial. - - v ' "
Births
aes To Mr. and Mrs. William K.
Jones, X11S Laurel, a son, Swll Nor
man, born February IV Seuem Gen
eral hoapital.
MaUer To Mr.' and Mr. Cbcctcr K.
Mohler, ir C street, a daufhter. S3
lenar Ann, born JTebruary 14, Salem
General hoapital. ; - v '
Schuantejrar To Mri and Mrs.' Lloyd
E. SchlJdmeyer, S7S Hood street, a soa,
Rofer Allan, bora February J4. &a?
lem Oner a I hospital
- Gandeo To Mr. end Mrs. Gerald Xv
Candee. Dayton, .a aoa. Kenneth Ger- '
aid. bom rebruary Si, Salem General
hospital. . ' . . .. .
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Salem
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NAVIK!
DIRNDLS!
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