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Ten Scholarships
Air Raid Damage on Malta, Bombed Many Times
MONMOUTH- The spring term, opened -Wednesday at Ore
gon College of Education, immediately, following final examina
tions Monday "and. Tuesday. Registration is not expected to ex
ceed 300.: - ih z 'tz.tz ':i-.f..' '-::':.;: Vs-x-i r. -:
---7Ai' suencejin algebra courses -is being;-offered-, this, term;
evening faculty - course t in ' first
aid ' is being . offered . also, with
Helen Fabricius of the department
of physical education' as 'instruct
CitfJProivides::
VdcdniLots "'
For Gardens
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" Don't cut down.' the .old pine
tree! At least, don't take such
a drastic step just to make avail
able ground for growing a. victory
garden,' members of the city coun
cil's property committee' said 'In
effect Thursday when', tbey V au
thorized the 'city treasurer to loan
to residents of the city some 200
vacant lots -owned by .the muni
cipality. '- t.:. jC.C
.Borrowers "of the, ground, from
whom no rent,"will be asked, are
to sign an agreement 'In fact,
three or four alreac'have.They
will ,use .the ground for garden
purposes opiy, make no f perma
nent improvements, and ' will ' re
lease their gardens to the city and
any purchaser of said lot or lots
should the ground be sold during !
the garden season. No charge for
labor or garden seed is to be held
against the city or the purchaser.
The lots,, made available as
wartime emergency, may be used
for vegetables, but the agreement
contains no cliuit forbidding
planting of flowers if the gardener
should so desire.
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Ten students ' were awarded
scholarships which will pay their
tuition and fees this term. They
are: Eva Carson, .Yachats: Rober
ta -Johnson; Hillsborp; Maxine H:
Johnstua, Raimer;BerniceLehr
man,' Brooks; Barbara "McClellan,
Neotsu ; Kathleen V McGI n nf s,
Troutdale; Harriet, ;Waalen. and
Bonnie Greer, , Portland; Wayne
Wmters, ; Oregon ,City, and ? Lois
Heater,' -West Linn. piW, .--".-
Mr. and. Mrs ."Leonard 'Moore
entertained with, a series of; din-
ner parties over ine weexena. iaj-
urday night . they, were hosts to
Mr. and - Mrs. Fred Schou . and
their children: . Sunday . their
guests were Mr. and. Mrs. Charles
Bowman, daughters Marion and
Edna; Mr.' and. Mrs." Laird Linde
man and Leland. Monday night
the Moores held a housewarming
party in their newly decorated
basement for a large group of
school staff members, their wives
and husbands. '
Armed Forces
Get Books
SILVERTON Silverton's first
gift of books to the boys in the
armed forces left this week when
Eleanor Stephens, state 'librarian
of Salem, and Ruth ' Stratton of
Portland, called to collect the vic
tory books . donated by 'Silverton
people through the public library,
The collection numbered 370
volumes. Among the. heavy do-
nators in the : local community
were ..the Willard Woman's club,
of which Mrs. Harvey Kaser is
president, and the Silverton Ro
tary club, headed by Glenn Bried
welL Earl Adams was in .charge
of .the Rotary collection. , r
The local library staff, reports
that the campaigVis' tai.
carriea on ana inai . dooks ,wui
be receivedat any time. People
are still asked to put theij names
in the volumes so that thef boys
will receive a personal toucK with
the volumes they read. ; 1
Monmouth
Visits Sea
Ex-Woodburn
Man Buried
WOODBURN Archie Engle,
Portland, was in Woodburn re
cently bringing news of the death
of his brother AUle at Falls City.
He was buried at Monmouth
Saturday beside his wife.: Engle
had been in poor health for sev
eral years. , He was ; born on a
farm near Woodburn in 1878 and
lived here most of ' his life. He
was a nurseryman,' and was 'chief
of police here, for many years.
He Is survived by four brothers,
Joe and Archie, Portland," Guy,
Woodburn, and Floyd, Ellsworth,
Wash,
MONMOUTH Weekend . guests
of Principal and . Mrs. M. R.
Thompson were their daughter,
Patience, who iit employed In
Seattle; ' Mrs. Tnompson s , sister,
Mrs. E K. Nielan and son, Don
ald, Olympia, . and their father,
Robert H. King, Tacoma.
Friday night the Thompson en
tertained ' Mrs. Charles Grannis
and her son, Stewart, San Fran
cisco.' Grannis was , formerly, as
sociated with Principal Thomp
son in the Portland YMCA work.
Grannis Is now USO head In
California. Y 1
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Slate Session at Silverton
SILVERTON - A meeting ar
ranged ; especially for volunteer
aircraft observers, . but open. to
others interested in . this phase .of
defense work, is to be N held : at
the Eugene Field auditorium Wed-f
nesday . night at ' 7 ;. o'clock ; with
Lieut. Robert L. Clark,- Portland,
of the ' fourth; interceptor , com
maind, as speaker. IJeut.' Clark Is
bringing with him. his staff cfearts
and maps to illustrate bis talk on
the aircraft observation warning
service." The meeting is, being ar
ranged I by. Alfred Adams, local
chief observer, dS:;''tHi
Since the last? call,:- issued a
week ago, a number of . Silverton
folk" have' registered.for 'ryolun-
. Malta, Britain's strategle bland base la the Mediterranean see, has been bombed taBdreae cf times
by the Axis sine the war began. This picture, one of the lew receired in the United ttaias showing
bomb damage there, shows tome of the wrecked buQdiagt after a recent air raid, During February,
It has been revealed, Axis warplane attacks killed. 111 Persons and caused til Otter eatttalUee.
Essay Winners"
InYFWTilt
Are Selected - -
1 SILVERTON Arthur Solbers
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won first" pme In the local divi
sion of ;the r"Unity for Victory?
essay contest .being sponsored, by
me, veterans oi, ioreign wars
auxiliary. - -' "' : .-.-fe
Solberg" was presented $5 in
cash at high school Thursday af
ternoon, Mrs. L. F. Tucker, pres
ident of the local auxiliary, mak
ing - the -: presentation. - Solberg's
essay will be entered in the state
contest in . which awards will be
announced on April 27. -
Elizabeth Schulke , won second
in the local division and Patricia
Lincoln third prize,' each recelv
Judges were Rev. Russell Myers,
F. J. Roubal and John T. Hoblitt
Committee in charge of the con
test locally was composed of
Gurine Standard, Mrs. Blanche
Howell and Mrs. Edith Deverlcks.
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NEVS AND COMEDY
Lodge Prepares
For Convention
SILVERTON Royal Neigh
bors devoted much of. the meet
big Tuesday, to practice for the
convention at Salem. April "1J In
which Silverton will put on ' the
class adoption with Marlon Tuck
er, drill team captain,, in charge.
Mary Herr, president, presided.
. The next meeting of the local
group win be April T with the
committee in' charge of , arrange
ments composed of Marie Dahi,
Ida. Bowman, Nefiie 'Amun4soh,
Edith Beiigli, "Sylvia CanoyOlga
Chalfan. This will be a birthday
party, for those having birthdays
to March or ApriL p .p V
V The Royal Neighbor, club toe
Wednesday 'at the hall and spent
the; day practicing for the con
ventionl.: Hostesses ' for -Wednes
day were Mary Herr, Clara Enloe,
Mabie JUrK ana xaim Qrace, :
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These pictures, lust now released, show the last days In Singapore,
the British FaciiJ ItUtlon ihlch f eU to the Japanese after they had
mopped up on the Malay peninsula. . In its last days, Singapore was
a helpless target for the' many enemy; bombers. At the top, civilian
defense workers fight flames after a bomb hit Below, a pall of
. smoke drifts over the city durina an air raid.
Community
RICKEY Fifty entertainers
wUl take part in t the program
sponsored by tiie.-Rickey Com
munity club at the school house
March 17 at 8 p. m. for the pur
pose of raising funds to buyplay
ground equipmenL
Novelty numbers , and, a Variety
of bands and musical Instruments
win" be" featured n the program
provided by the Priacilla Meisin-i
ger stucuo, aaiem. , , . - i -,-:,
fc.:Mrs. 1 J. Stewart is president
of the club. Assisting are Mrs. E;
ILWalker, Mrs. 'George,, James,
Mn.' Malcolm Cameron, Lt. Ban-;
deL Paul PerUch and Mrs.; V. O.
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ity club" meets tonight and a good
program Is promised. - .
? PRATUM At the Community
club meeting tonight the 4H girls
wil-' serve refreshments for the
benefit of their scholarship fund.
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Endeavor Electa -'': 1 1
; WOODBURN -- The Christian
Endeavor of the First Presbyter
ian church recently elected offi
cers with the following results:
President, Paul Doud; vice presi-
dent, Vernon Frentyj secretary,
Arlene Smolnesky; treasurer, Ma
rie Morrison; pianist, Ellen Doud,
and reporter, uaie uorrison. y
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Victory Qiib
Gives Funds
AURORA The Victory club
of Aurora, organized recently by
a group of young women, donat
ed $20 to. the Marion county .Red
Cross, the proceeds from their
recent paper drive, t. v
The club win have their Red
Cross unit as soon as materials
are available. The unit wjn have
their sewing room open two; dayi
each .week ; at tta 'Community
olubhan. . ;.
AURORA A number of peo
ple In : Aurora ' are "I exchanging
realdeneee. Mtw and Mrs. pphaen
layre are Jnovmg to the home
0L. the late Mr. and Mrs. S. A
Miller on " the corner of ' Liberty
street and Bobs avenue. . -
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hurst are
moving to the residence on Lib
erty street, vacated by . the Sayres.
Mr. and Mrs. Deland. Robbins and
family, Seaside,., win occupy the
house vacated by the Hursts.
Banquet Iana jSet .
GERVAISW The Fldelis class
met Tuesday to the Presbyterian
church parlors and decided to
again sponsor a father and son
banquet' at the church April 7.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L.' Jorgensen and
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Jelderks
were hosts. - ''
New Coiirses
Begin
Monday
University of Oregon ' spring
term extension classes,scheduled
to begin Monday to the old high'
school building, include ten-week
courses in first aid, the psychology
of marital adjustment and prin
elples of social legislation. -
Each course carries two term
hours of credit. Classes meet from
7:15 to 9:15 p-xn.
Saecessfal completion ef the
first aid eearse, lnstnicted by
Miss : Helen Fabrklns, entities
students to American Red Cress
first aid certificates. The class
starts Monday night.
A year of general psychology
is a prerequisite for Dr. L. E.
Forbes' class on marital : adjust
ment Dr.Samuel.Hjrameson of
the University of Oregon depart
ment of sociology will present the
course' in principles of social leg
islation. These classes meet for the
first time Wednesday night -
; Registration may be made at
the ofice of the. city superinten
dent of schools. '
teefjt aircraft ; observation,, but r.f
more could .be used,- according vto j?
civuian defense- headquarters ai ;
Sflverton. V 'A -
; A card todex of dtizensregl ;
:ered for dvflian defense Is be- ' "''
ing" made T and - kept at defense .
headquarters, "showing in what
division 'each registrant f Is 1 'now . r
serving.! Efforts 'are being made , '--to
-gather' and ''Iratologue ,all''civlt-" ;
lan defense materia at the local .1-
center and-: those, serving in ,
office I wfll endeavor to answer. ;
what questions ,tHey ' can to " Gus .
regard..---; - r-'-y,
- SILVERTON.-. Mr.an4 Mrs- - 1
GB. Wyland areabuncing' the -;
birth of a son at . the Silverton 'i
hospital' March 18... v- ' y ).
1 George Crites. .who was .Injur
ed in an automobile land , horse
accident at Scotts .Mins,:; Is rei
ported as; getting along , weH' at
the local hospital. Ctftes sustain
ed head injuries.- ; :
Crawfish Feed
Planned by .
Legion Post
f SILVERTON The annual
crawfish i feed sponsored each
spring , by the American Legion
post is being arranged for early
in April, although the exact date
has not been set. The chairman
wfll be selected and announced
before long and the actual date
wfll then be set . -
. At the Monday meeting th
annual - Part -'Commanders' night
was observed, with a large num
ber of past commanders present.
and Joseph Carson, cepartmer.
commander, and June Valian
department adjutant . as guest
speakers. Mrs. Harry Riches gave
a group of vocal solos, accompan
ied by Mrs. J. J. Lewis at the
piano, i . : - ;.
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JUinOR DUCwC LEAGUE
OF AMERICA
Adventure! Fun (arid
Prizes! Membership
U FREE!
Get rear application for mem-
bershlp ' at SCHOEN'S BAKE
RY, all grocers carry big SA
LEM'S ' ENRICHED BREAD,
and to the lobby ef the "Elst-
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Mehama PTA
Sponsors Sale
For Lunches
MEHAMA On Friday a so
cial ' time i was had. at Mehama,
sponsored j by. the PTA A pro
gram was followed by- a white
elephant , sale ' and a pie social.
Proceeds amounted to $33.83. This
sum is to be used for the hot
lunches. ' "
By permission of Cnet Xubln,
Mrs. ;Wrf and pupts hiked ,to
his daffodil patch where .'daffodils
wore collected to ; use for .'deco
ration., j . - ; .
Charles Boucho. , who enlisted
in the navy. Is, visiting here while
waiting r to ' be ; sent; to Rhode
Island where he is to 'take train
ing. , - , . . - . ? j,.
Mr. end . Mrs. I Parris . Bouche
have purchased a piece 'of prop
erty across , from ; the Erickson
place . above - Mehama and : are
building a house there. ' " -
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TURNER ROUTE ONE M. A
Hfll's son,! Ross, Portland, visited
his parents before going to south
ern Oregon, where he has been as
signed a 4 new,. territory, for his
sewing machine business. '
Rites Set Today
SILVERTON Funeral services
for Hans Hanson, 77, .who died
Tuesday, have been set for today
at Trinity church at 2 pjn. with
the Rev. M. J. K. Fuhr officiating.
Mrs. Alvto Legard will be soloist
Ilcrih irJ Bed lied
Visit Oregon Gty . . ,
ST. LOUIS Mrs. Alex. Man
ning, . Adaline ; Mary- and Ger
trude of St Louis, and Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Manning, Wood
burn, motored to Oregon ' City
Sunday to visit Sister Mary Evan
geline, daughter of Mrs. Manning.
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UNION HILL Elmer Robens,
The Dalles, J spent Tuesday and
Wednesday visiting with bis par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. IL Robens,
here. Robens is an employe of
the state highway department
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