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2mctcry Moving Scheduled
Jor Burial Plots at Adair
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MONMOUTH All relatives, next of kin and others In
terested have been notified that after October, 2 the US . army
engineers, war department, will proceed to remove all bodies
? :Tir1 Tmawt nrrar ronrtvntt within 11 V.t... ..
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Two Sinkings
.'1'
J
Cabmarines . In the' Caribbean
sank two ships 'from wider
- Coxswain Donald Haskell Ea
tea (above) within six days.
Shi own American .merehant-
- man literally went down an-
der his feet while he clang des-
- srately to a life raft that
- whirled' over and ' over In the
down current. An English mer
chant ship 'which later picked
him op along with some of his
'crewmatest was struck. byan-
other torpedo and sank so fast
- that It ' pulled' their loaded life
boat uder before Tt eonld 'be
freed from Its davits. Later, he
, encountered a German sab
. tommander who surfaced, res-
J coed a survivor for them, and
I passed around English and
American made eig-areUes. Then
there followed nine days in an
open boat with -27 companions
before younr Eaton was picked
p by an .American destroyer
on Jane IS. . and brought to
shore. Eaton recently arrived
at the armed guard center at
Treasure Island, in San Fran-
cisco bay, after a trip to i the
west coast on another mer-
ehantman, - where he told his
story for the first time. ,
-Robinson
Rites Held
WOODBURN John Robinson,
. si, died at his home at 797 Hard
castle avenue, Thursday. He was
born in England August 27,-1861
and came to the United States 61
- years ago and settled in New
Jersey.
He came to Oregon from the
state of Washington SO' years ago
and had lived in Woodburn for
the past 20 years. He 1s survived
by his widow, Mary A. Robinson,
and a step daughter, Mrs. Mar
Caret Lewies, both of Woodburn.
' Funeral services' were held Sat
urday afternoon at 2:30 at the
Ringo chapel with interment in
Belle Pass! cemetery. 'Rev. Gulick
of the Four Square church offi
elated.; Ringo was in charge
arrangements.;
of
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Turner Family Is
On Nevada Tiip - -
TURNER Mr. and Mrs. Fay
Webb and daughters: Beverly and
Bonnie are enjoying a motor trip
to Las.Yegas, Nevada, where they
will visit , with Albert - Jensen,
former- Turner ' councilman, who
Is bow stationed' in .the army
there.- Enroute the Webbs - will
also visit with Archie Rankin at
Camp TRoberts, Calif. Both Ran
kin and Jensen were - chiefs ' Of
the Turner , fire department be-.
fore resigning to enter the service,
Edward Hatfield and George
Heed re managing ;the Webb
garage for several weeks while
Fay Webb and his family are on
vacation trip. -
Dand Teacher Hired
KONMOUTH Robert Dexter,
grade -school principal at Clats
kanie for the last five years, has
teen engaged as band instructor
for the school bands here and at
Independence, lie was graduated
at EOCE, La Grande, and has been
attending summer school here.
General of America Group - Capital Stock Insurance
"; ; - '.- at Its Best ,.
. . J U J : : insUC2AN"CE 1 i
Oregon's Largest Upstate, Agency"
wa .. fcj, ica u. VUMUU
I within : the Camp Adair canton-
ment .'area. - v- ' V--
The government will put--
chase a tract "Of land, probably
near' Monmouth, to which, the
remains of all these cemeteries
will . be moved and reinterred.
Arrangements of family gronp
Inn will be followed as close
ly as possible, maintalnlnc va
cant f lots now: existing in the
same relative positions,' in the
ew location. It was . stated. .A
' Graves in some of these eem- ,
eterfes date back to 1850, and
many craves represent : families '
Whose descendants have moved
away,' and whose whereabout
are - now nnknown to j local
people.
The removal and reinterment
of all such bodies or remains to
gether with all monuments, head
stones, pr other markers will be
conducted by a licensed funeral
director under federal, supervision
and in accordance with refla
tions of the state of Oregon: and
modern practices, the . notice
states. : .. . :' .y : ' -
All relatives are. invited to co
operate in this , necessary action
by writing to Elmer M.! Peck, real
estate project manager, US army
engineers,- Smith building. Cor
vallis, giving their consent to
such removal and giving the full
names of. persons interred In . the
following nine cemeteries: .Smith
cemetery, near Lewisville; Eng
lish cemetery, near Airlie; Butler
cemetery, near Monmouth; Mont
jfomery cemetery .near -Fedee;
Heffley cemetery, on ,;Fairview
road I near Helmick state ' park;
Liggett cemetery; on the' John W
Egett -donation land claim now
the property of Edward Dunnett:
seph Smith cemetery on Tam-
pico-Airlie ' road; family burial
plot at.LewisvQle on property of
Percy L. Lewis; family . burial
plot, near .Tampico school road
on B. A. Folks' property; family
burial plot, also on Tampico
school road on property formerly
owned by Mattie Sheppard.
Church Group
Plans Picnic
J EFFEKSON The church .will
hold its Sunday school and church
services Sunday out of doors at
the- home of Mr. and Mrs. N. T.
Manela in the Millersburg district
A picnic dinner will be served
at. the noon hour, followed by
social hour. . -
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Jones, who
spent several weks in their turn
mer place at Newport returned
home Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul McKee spent Thurs
day in .Portland visiting her son'
In-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Harvey, and daughter
Elizabeth.
Mr, and Mrs. Claude B. Ray,
who have been living in the Chain
house in north Jeferson, ha,ve
leased the Evangelical parsonage,
and , are moving this week. Ray
is employed at Tillamook.
Bible Conference
Meetings Listed
TURNER Sept 5 -Rev.-A. A.
Loewen of Salem and Rev. J. J.
Toews of Dallas will speak, at the
Sunday' morning service at the
Maranatha Summer bible confer-
ence which opened' it four day
session Friday. It wiU be held at
10:15 ajn.
- Dr., A. J. Johnson of Portland
will speak : Sunday afternoon a
2:30. A children's service will be
held at 4 o'clock.- Dr.- T. Leonard
Lewis- of - Chicago will speak at
the t p jov service and again Mon
day1 morning at 1:30,
?Dr.Irvin Fox of Salem will be
In charge of the bible study or
missions Monday afternoon. Rev.
J. W, Baker will speak . on the
"Boy Problem of Today"; Dr,
Johnson will be the speaker at
the evening meeting.
McDowell Logger
Fatally Injured :
r LEBANON W. L. Collins,
bucker for the McDowell Creek
Logging company was brough
into the Lebanon hospital Wed
nesaay. witn injuries wnicn re
sulted in his death a few hours
later. He. was caught , by a log
which fell when he removed the
wedge which held It while it was
being .cut.'. .-i"..
He bad moved here recently
from Seal Rock and the body will
be taken there for burial. The fu
neral will be held there Tuesday.
Reports From The Statesman9 s
PAGE TWELVE
Grand. Island
1.: C T ; ......"..'
Has Visitors
GRAND ISLAND Mrs. George
Chambers , and grandson, David
Chambers, have returned to their
home in Oregon City after visiting
for a week with her cousins, Mr.
and Mrs J H. Tompkins, y-, v
Mrs. Robert Hollingswortb and
son,:Mortonof Compton, Calif
has been fi" guest for the past week
in the home of .her mother, Mrs.
Frank Sanders6nWhile"here; the
three of them visited with rela
tives and friends in Portland. -
Mrs. Charles Baker ' returned
home .Tuesday from. McMinnvflle
hospital where she had been con
fined for several days. During her
absence the son, .Marvin, stayed
with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Jones.ln the Wheat
land district : n" v "
' Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Kilpa trick of
Merrill visited her brother. Worth
Wiley, and family this week. :
Mr. and Mrs. ; Ray .Wiley . and
daughters of Silver Lake, Waslu
Mr. and. -Mrs. Lester Finley. of
Chehalis, Wash- and Ray Ander
son of Hillsboro were also recent
guests in the Wiley home.
Turner Woman
Return Home
TURNER Charles - Stephenson
of McMinnville is spending ' sev
eral weeks with his grandmother,
Mrs."N, W. Hutchens, and work
ing in a Salem cannery, prior to
leaving for the winter at Santa
Ana, Calif. v 7-
Mrs. L. M. Small, who has spent
the past month at Taft with her
sister, Mrs. Olive Catterlin of Sa
lem. returned this week to her
Turner home. '
The Lester Dowe family are
moving this week to the North
Santiam community, and are bvsy
harvesting their eight acres . of
Bermuda onions for seed, south
of Turner. . '
Mrs. Guy Dow and Mrs. Nial
Dow and daughter of Portland
were .Turner visitors Friday,, and
looking after property here. Both
families resided here for a num
ber of years before locating
Portland for defense work.
Lorena Townsend returned to
her home near Seattle, Wash.
Miss ; Ruth Helgasen will enroll
in the high school following the
summer spent here with her
cousins, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Juul
and family.
Hamilton Funeral
Held on Thursday
LEBANON Catherine Hamil
ton, .'who was born in the eastern
part of this county 81 years ago,
was buried Thursday in the Craw
f ordsvflle cemetery. Elder George
Simons read the ritual.
Mrs. Hamilton leaves eight chil
dren, 40 grandchildren and 30
great-grandchildren. Her daugh
ters are: Mrs. B. McClun of Al
bany, Mrs. Rena Alesna in Cali
fornia and Mrs. Anna Duniway
of Falls City. The acme are: Har
vey and Lindley Hamilton, Jesse
Davis and C. R. Davis of. Holley
and Frank Davis of Falls City,
S. V. Barj of Sweet Home is
brother and Mrs.: Ollie Rice of
Holley is a sister.
Missionary Is Home
From Arizona Trip -
. TURNER Rev. M. B. Madden
has been on an extended summer
trip throughout the southern and
middle SUtes,'in the interest of
oriental missions. He. attended, the
recent district convention at
Prescott, Ariz. He has been mis
sionary to Japan for 45 years and
has been missionary speaker dur
ing the summer at the! various
young people's camps throughout
tne state, . . - - .:
Before School- Begins
FREE EXAMINATION
Morris
444 Electa
SALEM - SILVERTON - EUGENE
Salem, Oregon. Sunday Mornina. September 6. 1942
Judspn Jersey s
As Help Problem
By LILLD3
"Milk "may .'be 'aIongthe' first
produce it without help. You can't even produce it with part-time
help," says Lewis Judson of Salem,' as, heis preparing for his
sale of registered Jerseys to be held at h1iSaKilome on Sep
tember 14. CoL J. ,W. Hughes of
Forest - Grove - yrtll cry- the sale
and M. G. Gunderson of Silver-
ton is making arrangements.
'- The Jodson - home and the -Jadsod
name are . connected
with many of Salem's most his
toric, events. It was Mr. Jud
son's : grandfather, Lewi s H.
Jodson, who xame to Oregon
as a missionary With Jason Lee.
Until his death he remained a
missionary to the Indians of the ;
Willamette valley. ' If was Mr.
Jndson's ancle, David Leslie,
who came to - Oregon' from the
Sandwich Islands in 1837 with
the .'first: regiment f mission-'
aries. .He was the . first . pastor
of the First Methodist . cherch .
at Salem, and later the Leslie
Memorial .church was named In
his memory. - - - -
Mr. Leslie took ' np "a land
claim in southeast Salem, and
in 1S9 he sold fire acres of
this for $75 cash U his 17-year- ;
,old nephew, . Robert T.! Judson.
the father of the present Lewis
Jadson. Later Robert added ten
aeres more 4md f armed these
15 acres, Juvlng dairying as his
major , occvpatlon.' It was on
this farm that the present Lew-'
is Jodson. -was born' and It is
.here' that he has con tinned to
lire. v.-.'fZ-.. -i-V 'A:'- - A
After cranpleting .his work at
the Salem schools, he entered Wil
lamette university to study law.
But when his father became ill
he returned to his home and in
1918, 1 he bought his first regis
tered. Jerseys, buying them from
Stanley Riches ot Turner. From
then on, dairying has been his
major occupation.? , ...
"But when you have to get up
at 4:30 a. m. and work until mid
night, Judson ; says, "you soon
find your hours are too long and
your cows are too many. But; I
am going to keep four or five
cows for the starter of a good
herd again when the war is over.
The last world war started " me
out in : dairying. This one isn't
going to see me finish up, but if
is slowing me up. I am going to
hang on if I have to do my few
deliveries with , horse power."
. Included In the Jodson . sale
win be the twin cows, Scotty
Wiaemah - a n d i Seotty - Fawn
Wmemah. two years old last
May, and the record maker, Ra
leigh's - Whiteheart, who pro
duced 1068 pounds of milk and
545 pounds of bntterfat In a
dairy herd Improvement test
for 305 days.
Judson's youngest ' son, "Bill,'
a junior at Oregon State college,
has passed his physical entrance
examination and is awaiting his
final army call this month.
Retired Officer
Wbodburii Visitor
WOODBURN Tom McCul-
lough, whorgrew up in Woodbunr
and is now a-.retired master ser
geant in the- marines, was here
last - Friday - with his rwife 'S and
daughter., ; . - ;.'. ' " . ' ';-
He may be- called back into the
service again .with a commission.
He recently underwent a major
operation at the veterans hos
pital in Portland.
Junior Police Patrol
Rejected in Lebanon
-LEBANON The city council at
the last meeting rejected a propo
sition that a junior police patrol
be organized .to deal especially
with violators ol the bicycle' code.
The council refused because mem
bers felt the charter does not per
mit them to delegate any au
thority. -- ; - -
slave y our ; chHdren's
eyes checked up now
. so they , will be ready to
start the new school year
right If glasses are
needed we have the cor
: rect style for comfort
and good appearance.
Come in! ''
EYE EXAMINATIONS
WITHOUT CHARGE
EAST CHZDIT TCIM3
Optical
Fhone'5523
78 Community
War Casualty
Gels Acute
MADSEN , -
lines oi.defense, but you can'i
Lewis Jodson,- Salem" Jersey
breeder, who will sell herd be
cause unable to get help.
Dallas Opens -Service
Qub
DALLAS The Dallas armory
was the scene of an open house
and a program Thursday when the
people of the town 'opened, a ser
vice men's dub for use of men
in Dallas on leave. v
The open house enabled people
of the community . to see the new
club rooms before put Into use by
the, service men. After the opening
only . the service , men, qualified
hostesses, and those connected
with the-operation of the rooms
will be admitted.
Junior and senior hostesses are
scheduled to be present at all times
to entertain and serve the boys.
Those who served at the opening
Were from the junior hostess group
as " follows:' Florence Pinkston,
Beatrice Benge, Elsie McFetridge,
Miriam Price, Frances Jo Green
wood, Cecelia Balcaen, Margaret
Pick, Dorothy Withe, Margaret
Lindahl, Laura Marsh, Edna Mc
Millan, Velma Schroeder, Dorothy
Fredricks, Martha Jean . Kurre,
Grace WahL Ruby Peters, Emflyn
Brown and Bertha Miller.
Will live Turner
TURNER Walter Simkins
has sold his grocery business at
Portland and is here to make his
home with his son, Jerome Sim-:
kins, and family-; who reside east
of ,. Turner.- The senior Mr. Sim
ians expects to construct a home
near hir son,-and will assist with
the large turkey ranch:' " .
' Buy. V
V. S. War Bonds
v Every Payday
Lil-iLj L-w-1.0
J:"1-' If ' 1 'w
V.' V
V n vr
m I 111
V.-,
Busier Brown Shoe Co.
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Correspondents
Turkey Feed
Given Pickers
Tnrnex; Growers Unite
To Entertain Workers
At Migratory Camp
TURNER . Bean growers of
the Turner vicinity cave a turkev
dinner for the pickers at the Tur-
ner migratory labor camp two
miles southeast of here Thursdav
served in the camp's large recre-j'
aUon tent as an appreciative ges-1
hire on the nart of "the rowers
for all those who assisted in the
harvest nt th hn i-mn t I
the tables were removed and a
dance: completed the entertain
ment. - -vt - -- -
The Turner camp, which was
installed this year,' provider f acll-
ties for 140 people, furnishing
wood-floored tents, beds, stoves,
laundry, ' ironing arid sewing
room, .sanitary toilets, hot show.
ers and cold" water piped tfrom
1 deep well. Supervised recrea
tion has been a feature with
games, entertainments In the
community tent, weekly commun-
Itr - meetiMn. mnvlot smatnir
vv
The camD is coverned bv a
central roit.mitti. rnr n.ar.
and various ccmmitteesAtur-
sery -supervisor takes care of all
children from - two to afar-years
old while -tti nnr,t "Work.
- .
all imder -18 years are provided
a well balanced hot meal at noon,
prepared . by- volunteer'-' cooks. A
trailer clinic is available for med-
iral and dmtsl attention with IV.
Thvlnm Rtiirlrarr at Rtavton th
rflnirt nhvcinun Si.nrfav hno1
. mrwmmj wmm v.
and church aervlcoa arc hrfd ch
dm9iav Vr.fa,t4a.r.mit.T nvrutnena
are borne by r the ' workers ' who
- MB.. --. M !t
per week for that purpose. In-
spections are .made, by medical
and government officials who
have been reported by the camp as
rating high.
Camp personnel include J. S,
Maughan, manager; Earl Steph
enson, mechanic; Lloyd fi. Ewers,
caretaker; Anita Drake, nursery
supervisor; Lola Ballinger, ; horhe
management supervisor for both
the Turner ' and West ,. Stayton
camps; J. R. Bidgood,"' US farm
placement supervisor.
Rev. and Mrs. Ellis Marshburn
of the Home Mission Council of
North America have assisted in
the activities of the group. The
camp came here from The Dalles
where its workers were reported
to have saved about 90 per cent
of the sweet cherry crop, and will
remain In operation here for
about two weeks. -
Among the local bean growers
taking part in Thursday night's
dinner were F." B. Metcalfe, J. A.
Versteeg, Ollie McTigert, Leon
ard Webb, Jr- Harry Juul, Guy
Harris, Charles Wertenen, Peter
FredAckson and Leonard Webb,
sr.' " - -
Bend Couple Visits : '
TURNER Mr. and Mrs. Mel
vin Holt of Bend were recent
weekend guests of their -parents.
Mr. and Mr- Vester- Bonesj and
tho Joe HoltK - -
Fcrxny girl
C3 1....,
.Tho Right Shoe
For Active,
Growing; Feet
Shoes designed especially for
Gid Scouts but such a grand - -Idea
la shoes a3 saaart gins
ut aow wearing thoav
Made to strict quaCty ipcciicatioat '
act by Gixi Scoot Hcadquatteft,
thrj gire yoa soncthing tpcdal '
ia z, comlbn and style
Sec them soon I
O.V7B
LJ I 'J A I tie
State St.
Salem Heights
To Pendleton for Weekend
SALEM HEIGHTS Mr.
children left Saturday for Pendleton to visit with anether daughter,-Mrs.
Ross L. Carter and family. They -will return Monday.
.V. - Mrs. William Maddy is quite ill with pneumonia and pleurisy-
at her home on Madrona avenue.
Mr. and : Mrs. Roy Fergenson
and family have moved into the
house recently, purchased from
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davis ' on
Madrona avenue.
Clab Has Session
The first meeting for the sea
son of the Salem Heights Wom-
an's dub was, held, U the hall
on Friday afternoon , '
A request from the USO for
local ' talent to help with plays
for the soldiers was' read.- This
is to be turned over to the Corn-
munity club.? Anyone willing : to
help on this can get In touch with
Mrs., H..lL-McWain;c4r Harvey
Fashing.
A letter from Dorn hospital.
Romano, mvixea mempers u w
tend the open house on Saturday,
September 12-. Mrs. A. "A. Taylor
has charge of this for Salem
Heights.
Mrs. H. R. Woodburn reported
on national defense and the neigh
borhood leadership : program , re
cently set up here. . :- :"
Mrs. C A. Graham reported on
a trip to the cnuaren's firm
home at Corvallisv : '
Miss Francis Clinton spoke and
showed samples of canned, frozen
and. dried ;fruits and vegetables.
The new officers i;"for.vthe com-
,n J" .cuws-. .
cwam; vice presioem, aars.
Gtyl e "Finley; . secretary, Mrs.
I William Gardner: treasurer. Mrs.
, . -
Auce -wimunason; pariiameniar
ian. Miss Constance, Kantner.
l wnaing mminees. J o rpine
w, v
) A. Graham,, Maude Neimeyer
and & -Mrs. D D. .Dotson press.
I J..M -mko nitMi m -
Mrs. 'Ray , Crittenden; education.
Jrs, oy Anaexson-, vising ana
flowers. -Mrs. . C. W. .Sawyer and
f-.t an -aiewan; legisiauye.
Mrs. A. A. xayior, nauonai ae-
I fense, Mrs. H. R. Woodbum and
I 1 . V
I raui uneooww, bocuu, airs.
S. H. Douglas and Mrs. Nora Ben-
I UVtU
ramuT xvciurns nome
- iuiomjuj jar. ana Mrs, i-e-
1 ter Fredrickson - and - children -are
located in. the former Barr house
on Mill creek. They have finished
picking -. beans in . the ; Crawford
district where they, spent the
summer.
ITAL j
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On oil parts off tho fcoaae froaf th- factory,
tho shipyard, ist crfiSaa defensa work y
can &a your Job mora ef fkiesttfy if yo caioy
ajoad- vistow. , Tftaee why r stow ! sneav fcn
art I than ever before that yon ptotact wm4
peaawva y r prioalesa vision.' DonVfc flcap
yor yts1it bocswa yem lock tb ready cash
ta bay glassaa. Obtain thorn on Libatal Crot
Tcnns-tbat cost yasr NOTHING EXTRA ; , r
saa"aaa
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pugg
LoMfoi ff k trvHi osJt y9? cys viHb
at i eblisetiea. Clenet prs-.
tcribed eafy if necessary. AH werk
MrNtMd . . . frse ftplecemteM mi
hrokmrn leases for erne yMr (frmmeUu
fUstet excepted),
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Family Goes
and Mrs. Dwight K Wyatt and
SglejWpmai
Returns
SWEGLE - Mrs. John Swani ;
son returned thls week from m t
Visit with i her daughter, Mrs, t
George Sorenson, at Grays Har
bor, Wash. On Sunday the Wah
kiakum county pioneer picnic was
held on the old homestead that
L.. ' J ' .".till J " ".-''tTj" "
shortly after coming to this coun
try from Sweden. Mrs. Swanson
reports the oldest-pioneer present -at
the picnic waa a man 93 years
old.
Mr. and Mrs. Dillion Jones and l,
Marie-and Miss Ruby West were
- ;.-.... r , r. vl .
guesia u uKir auui, .tus. axauiv
Churchill :' and V daughter, Mrs.
Merle Harris, and granddaughter
Barbara, of McMinnville at their
cabin near Mt Hood for several
days over the weekend.
Guests the oast weekend at the
home of Mr. and , Mrs.- v. at. -
IaeDue were their, son Melvin and
wife and grandson .Michael from .
Walla Walla. .. : :.,
Mr. and Mrs.. Harold Holler and i
son " Stephen , " and Keith LaDue '
spent last weekend at the coast
Mrs. Emmagene Miller left this
Weekend, for Hammond to begin
her school! September 7. ';. '.. .
Mrs. Anna Conklin, mother of
Homer J. Conklin, was taken , to
the Deaconess hospital Thursday.
Gerald Stahl of Ansley, Neb,' ,
returned home Tuesday night af
ter two. weeks as the guest of
Miss ; Jeanette Bulla at the homo
of her parents on Garden road.
Stahl, has been called for army;
service.- L J:. i:..-. , : : .
Turner Fanuly Home
From Oregon Beaches
TURNER Mr.- and Mrs. Bert
Peebles, Mrs. "Thelma Norris and
children, Joanne and Gordon, have
returned from, a ten-day vacation
trip at Newport. They visited tho
Tim Palmers, former residents of
Turner. Thelma 'Norris has" re
sumed her work as assistant post-maste.
BSBON
IS
. .air.
Dr. Semler's
In charge of DrTTred Page A
ler, registered optometrist; "
associate optometrists: Dr.
Arthur W." ; Ruhndorf, Dr. ,
Robert Gilbert, Dr. M. J.
Kelly, Dr. Harry Fredericks v :
and Dr. Melvin Williams. ,
-
jielsnce
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