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Charles Lcrett, 21 (left) and Edward Testerman, 23, are shown after,
they surrendered to a posse a few boon after they killed an FBI agent .
and wounded another in a fun battle in Abingdon, Va. The two army
deserters were trapped In a basement and forced out by use of tear gas.
Only One Position Vacant, City
Ballot; Four File for Council
Only one position on the city ballot was without a candidate
Thursday night and at least one former alderman front ward
six was known to be considering entering his name for that post.
Residents of his ward which covers a large portion of the
east side-of the city, have asked
him to seek the place now held by
Phillip H. Holmes, Fred Williams
said when questioned. Holmes has
declared that he is not' able to de-;
vote to the position the time it
should require. He was appointed
to serve oat the unexpired term
of Glenn . Greg when Gregg
moved from the city.
Both Howard Maple and James
M. Clark of the seventh ward
Thursday Sled notices of their
candidacy. Only two-year term
on the council la that post now
filled by Clark, who succeeded
Dr. Armin Berger.
Frank P. Marshall at the second
ward, who had previously refused
to" announce bis Intentions, and
Claude H. Jorgeasea, newest
council appointee who has been
filling, the -third 1 ward vacancy
left when George Belt Joined the
' army.1 also fljed .notices Thurs
day, -v - ..
Marine League
Slaves Party .
tJse'of Legion, hall auditorium
for its party the night of April
has been secured by the Salem
detachment, of the, marine corps
league, officers of tee organization
announced Thursday.
Moving pictures for the enter
tainment are to fee provided by
the marine recruiting service; two
acts of vaudeville have been ar
ranged; Westly McWain is to
speak, and services of a vocalist
have been secured. Members of
families "fro mwhich a man has
gone into the marines are to be
guests of the detachment.'
Salvage Office
Is Set up Here
Offices f the state salvage
committeev of which Claude X.
Sersanous, -Portland.-Is chairman,
- opened offices here Thursday. ,
,The purpose f the committee
Is to direct a statewide drive for
scrap materials required for war
purposes. All organizations and
individuals are requested to as
sist hi the campaign. . fl-
At a meeting of the 'committee
to be held in Portland, probably
next week,. Gov. Charles A.
Sprague and Jerrold Ojven -state
civilian defense coordinator, wui
be the; principal speakers.
Hiking Club
Slates Trip
Overnight trip to their cabin on
White Water creek, 12 miles above
Detroit, is planned for this week
end by Chemeketans, Salem's or
ganized hikers, officers announced
Thursday. .
Cars are to leave the Senator
hotel Saturday at 2 pan. A co
operative dinner is planned for
Saturday night. Breakfast Sun
day morning Is to be prepared by
a committee, while Sunday's din
ner Is another cooperative meal
for those desiring to remain at the
cabin.
A hike along Volcano trail
planned for Sunday morning.
Those going will provide their
own trail lunches and thermos
bottles, of coffee. Trail equipment
and good boots are essentia r, it
is emphasized.
Missing
75 From County
To Take Master
Defense Course
Seventy five persons from vari
ous parts of Marion county are to
gather Sunday from 9 ajn. to
pjn. at the state capitol building
for a "master" course in rudiments
of civilian defense with Ed Colby,
senior state instructor, in charge.
The 73, selected from civilian de
fense units in their home com
munities, are to serve as instruc
tors.
Women of the S a 1 e m motor
corps at their meeting at 830 to
night at the Salem armory are to
enter r upon, a teachers' training
course, preparing to serve as in
structors particularly for women'
groups. . Colby is to teach the
course.'. t
. Thursday , night at Roberts
school, Colby represented Marion
county's civilian defense coordina
tor, Bryan H. Conley, giving
brief study of blackouts, incen
diaries, high explosive bombs and
ive yc-j feen this r' If If so,
::i!mur.I:-t J witaDw.U Krupa,
j Car'- t. venue, Tankers, N."
-. -TI. : ' ";T-E"t is Hop
.r:Z 11, v 3 l..t her home last
'Zzrj t-.I i3 fccXered to havt
i x:::l. The child's mother is
, i 3 a result of worry and has
1 t! it Ue girl be picked u?
ty police.
Brown Building
Repair $10,400
Largest building permit of the
week in Salem is that for the $10,
400 'alteration - and repair of the
Keith Brown warehouse at 1450
Tile - road,' filed '.. Thursday with
City ' Building Inspector E.
Bushnell. -
The "warehouse," used, as fac
tory space in the manufacture o:
pre-fabricated housing units,
to be doubled in size by the eon
struction work now underway,
Brown said.
Commission Reduces'
Farm Rate, Sets
Two New Ones
There will be no Increase in
any of the rate classifications un
der the workmen's ; compensation
law during the coming fiscal year,
the state Industrial accident com
mission announced Thursday. -
Commission members : said the
announcement; was made possible
because of the increased rate of
pay and Increase In employment
and by the amendment to the
workmen's compensation law
which requires a ' minima fee
of $10. r.:i'--y.,
The commission reduced the
rate for general f arming from .
14.60 to $4 per $10e payroll. It
was estimated that 5000 farm
ers would be affected by this
redaction.
A new rate for home construc
tion, designed to cover the low
cost home: in defense areas, also
was announced. This, type of con
struction formerly was Included
in building erection, "for which
the rate was $7 per $100. The
new rate In this classification Is
$4 per $100. The commission also
established a new rate for mili
tary cantonment and barracks
construction. The rate schedule
had not previously Included this
classification.
The new rate for general farm
ing will become effective July 1,
1942, and the rates on the new
classification, residence construc
tion and military cantonment and
barracks construction, are In ef
fect as of March 14 this year.
"Dae to increased employ
ment and high wages prevail
ing during the past year the
commission has been able to
build up the reserve funds re
quired by the law so that at
this time the fund ft In good
condition," commission mem
bers said.
The commissioners added that
they anticipated no difficulty in
taking care of the increased bene
fits provided for in the 1941 leg
islative amendment, which be
comes operative July. 1. . .
The new benefits will apply
only to workers who are injured
on or after July 1, the commis
sioners said.
Hawkins Files
For Position
Martin W. Hawkins, Portland,
Thursday filed for reelection i as
Judge of the circuit court, depart
ment No. 1, fourth districts Mult
nomah county. Bis slogan:
"Present incumbent. Experi
enced and qualified."
Other filings Thursday r '-.
Louise E. McKee,. Portland, re
publican, for state representative,
5th district, Multnomah county..
Karl T. Huston, Corvallis, dem
ocrat (by petition), for district at
torney of Benton county.
Walter V. Monger, Looking
Glass, republican, for state sens
tor, 5th district, Douglas county.
Earl T. Newby, Ashland, repub
lican, for state senator, 6th dis
trict, Jackson county, position for
which Sen. George Dunne will not
be a candidate.
Coming Voters,
Now Under Age,
Must Register
Minors who will reach; their
21st birthdays between April
14, closing, date for May pri
mary election registration of
voters, and May 15, election day,
may make a tentative registra
tion whOe the books are still
open, Lee Ohmart, acting coun
ty clerk, reminded Thursday.
BILoers lm this age classifies
tfon mast register before the
customary closing date If they
wish to vote in May, he pointed
out.
Manslaughter Charged
OREGON CITY, March 19-ff)
An indictment . charging man
slaughter ' was; returned against
Don A. Cushing, 81, Mdlall
woodsman, Wednesday by the
Clackamas county grand jury.
Cushing was arrested February 27
in connection with the slaying of
William P. Ford, Dickey Prairie
logger. ,7r
mai weekends, where several
large-- functions are slated," have
remained unchanged.
Campus Events Dates Changed
For Willamette Spring Term
Willamette university campus ; social committee has an
nounced a change in social functions for the spring term due to
the elimination of spring vacation and the advancing of semester
examinations by one week.
Commencement was originally scheduled for June 6 but
Willi now be on May 3L Exami
nation week wffl be from May
23 , to 29. The ; spring C vacation
dates had previously ; been' an
nounced as'AprQ 3 to 1L " f
; Due to the changes several so
cial -functions had' to-be eliml
nated entirely, including the
beach picnics and. Student "body
picnic The picnics " .were taken
off the calendar; because army
regulations state ; that , all large
groups are requested not to meet
on the beach, of tire, rationing
and the action of the local public
transportation board .which elim
inated the possibility "of schedul
ing . public ; busses fi ; private
parties., v,-,' "-;, ' 1,
Other sod&l activities have been
changed to earlier dates. The for-
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