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Haycox to Speak; Ernest Hay
cox, top-ranking western story
writer of Portland, rwill be fea
tured Ion the Ask Your State Li
brary broadcast from KOAC Wed
nesday at 1 ocfock. Haycox will
be interviewed on bis writing ex
periences by Miss Mirpab Blair,
assistant state librarian. He will
, tell how he became an author,
why. he chose the western field,
the. research necessary for back
ground, material and his metliod
of '. writing. '. His books ... "Alder
Gulch", and ; Trouble : Shooter
will be discussed, and he will an
nounce two novels soon " to be
published. -. " "
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Wanted, voters toweled Jos.- L.
Prance, county commissioner. Ap
ply in (person Nov. 3. -.Vote 3X.
fiPd.- Adv.
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To , Plan Fete Members
of Cap
ital - post , No. . 9, - American
legion.
! will present plans' for the
first wartime - observance of Arm
istice iday, at the first: November
meeting to be held at the Legion
hall Monday night. A speech on
rehabilitation will be delivered
by Pr E. J. Corcoran of Mt An
gel, department vice! commander.
Lutx florist Ph. 9592. 1276 N Lfb
Zlmniermasi
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Glenn Zimmerman, - 38, late
resident of reroute" four, Salem; at
a local hospital Thursday Octo
ber 29. SOryived by his wife,
Mrs.
Velma Zimmerman, and
seven
CarL
children, Robert, Kathryn,
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oeiijr, viwen, ooiney tuiu
Barbara, all of Salem; four i sis
ters, Mrs. Delia Fentress of Walla
Walla, Mrs. Glenn McConnell of
Nevada, Iowa, and Mrs. Vera
Whitney and Mrs. Velma Little
of DeS Moines, Iowa; two brothers,
Arthur of Miami, Fla., ' and Van
of Rock Island, 111., and several
nieces and nephews. Services will
be held Monday, November 2, at
1:30 p. m., from the chapel of
the Clough-Barrick company El
der N. Christian will officiate,
with interment in City View cem
etery.
Nelson
Frank T. Nelson, 81, formerly
of Klamath Falls, passed away at
a local hospital. October 28. "Sur
vivors! are, sons, Roy of Portland,
Grant! H. of Medford; two daugh
ters, Mrs. Laura Burton of Klam
ath! Falls and Mrs. Helen Lucas,
Agnes, Ore. He was a member of
the i Presbyterian church of Cor
yallis. j Announcement of services
will be made later by, the Terwii-liger-Edwards
Funeral home, -
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; Lyman L Helmhout, late resi
dent of 1640 Pearl street, Salem,"
at a local hospital Friday, Octo
ber 30, at the age of 8 years.
Survived by parents, " Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Helmhout, of Salem;
a brother, Loran Eugene elmhout,
of Salem; grandmdther, Mrs. C.
M. Lucas, of Salem; and great
grandmother,: Mrs. M. E. John
son of Long Island, Kansas.- Ser
vices will be held at the Clough
Barrick chapel Tuesday, Novem
ber S at 10:30 ajn. Interment will
take place at the City View ceme
tery. Rev. Herman H. Macy officiating.
OBITUARY
Hendricks.
Dr.; Mysta Austin Hendricks,
ltte - resident of 885 South 12th
ftreet, (Thursday, October 29. Sur-'
vived by a son, Lawrence Austin
'-. of Portland; three grandchildren,
. ' Mysta, ! Jaculine ' and Linda -. Lee;
Austin ill of Portland, and an
auht-Mrs. Aj A. Underbill of Sa
lem. Services will be, held Wtai
day,' November V- at J 3'SO.pr'm.
S from "the Clough-Barrick ' chapel.
Dr." J; I Ci Harrison, wilt officiate,
with . concluding services ; in ' City
, "View cemetery, " ' : ;.
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Albert . CLnemmmg at his res
idence;' 410' North 18th street, Oc.;
tober 30,"atthe age of. 76 years.
. Survived, by his wife, Mrs, Em
eliei. A.;" Flemmihg of. Salem;
daughter;- Mrs. r Martha .M, Propp
of . Salem;.-, .three . grandchildren,
- Mrs. Marion Zimmeman - of Sa-
- lennC Mrs. "Evelyn f bLemondle ; of
Albany, Alfred D. .Propp... jr of
USN, t one -great -granddaughter,
Patricia Ann Shembndle ; 6f , Al
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DAIIEL I2AY .
i Candidate for . - -
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Defense Volunteers Called All
Salem men not now' active in civil
defense, particularly those J with
service, police or fire experience.
have been called to- met at the
school office (old high- school)
building auditorium at 3 o'clock
this afternoon. They are asked
to use the 'High' street 'entrance.
Training and "emergency duty in
the districts "where they . reside
are waiting for ; such - mien, Paul
Hendricks, city civilian- defense
chairman, said Saturday.' Mini
mum age for such volunteers is
17 years.
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home loans see Salem Fed
eral.. 130 South Liberty.. - t
Inspection Slate d A i r raid
wardens , throughout the v dimout
areas of Oregon will soon begin
an inspection of the homes under
their jurisdiction to check compli
ance with the strict new dimout
regulations, according . to - Jerrold
Owen, coordinator of ' the. Oregon
state defense council. Particular
attention will be paid to the in
dividual residence to be certain
that all outdoor lights' are shielded
from above and that shades are
kept below the level of the. lowest
light in each room. . .f
bany, and also several nieces and
nephews. Services will be held
from Christ "Lutheran 1 church
Tuesday, November 3, at 1:30
p. m with Rev. F. H. Theuer
officiating. Interment will take
place at the City View cemetery.
Crambo
Fred T. Grambo, age 75, at his
home, 2825 North Front street.
Survived by three daughters, Mrs.
Amelia Dietz and Mrs. Louise
Bloch, both of Salem and Mrs.
Helen Walker of Independence;
grandchildren, Mrs. Earl ; Williams
of Salem, Mrs. Thurlow Spencer
of Sweet Home, and Larry and
Franklin Walker of Independence.
Services will be held from the
Macy and Son chapel in McMinn
ville at 3:30 p.m. Monday, Novem
ber 2. Interment in - Evergreen
Park in McMinnville.
Meier
Charles F. Meier, 48, late resi
dent of Jefferson, at a local hos
pital, October 31. Son of Mrs.
Maggie Meier of Jefferson; broth
er of Mrs. George H. Marlatt and
Mrs. D. Pettyjohn, both of Jef
ferson; uncle of Lloyd Marlatt of
Jefferson. Member of Salem
Lodge No. 336, BPOE.- Services
Will be held in . the Walker and
Howell chapel Tuesday, Novem
ber 3, at. 1:30 pin. Rev. W. Irvin
Williams will 'officiate. Ritualistic
services under auspices of Salem
Jodge No. 336, BPOE. Concluding
services in Cox cemetery near
Talbot. : I
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for indoor care were held at Mt
Crest Abbey mausoleum and cre
matorium for the following:
John P. Murphy
Viola E. Walker
Adelia M. Reynolds
Grace Putnam
Martha S. Bower
William Gath "
Clara Ellen, Baker
" Baby James J. Mathews, jr.
Irma Miles 'Boyd
' Clara Belle Chandler
: Pauline-B. Kehrberger
'John Muir. -"r :
ffo SEie Vo8es"s M E3ario
r good nany years, aind ha ve b een iamiliar wilh his judicial
Record.! an no! a lawyer and do sot seak f ron Ihal slanak
point, bni I an greatly inieresied in. the welfare cf ycong
offenders; especially; those in tronhle for the first tine.
JUDGE IIcIIALIAII has an onlsianding record for his deal
ing with snch cases, and the hnnher cf those who have
been paroled by him and have later violated his confi-.
dence is. so few as to he negligible. .
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' As a "friend cf the nnder-dcg' JUDGE IIcIIAHAli has
proved hinkelf a greatly seeded typo cf clficial, and, as
I nysclf iry b be also a friend cf tho nnderprlvilcgcd, I
an glad to ssppjrl hin fcr re-elcdicn. I
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Fifty. Walnut pickers needed. Vick
Brothers. Phone 9678. " " 1-
Gravel Loader tJsed First
workout for the , county's new
gravel loader was given the equip
ment Saturday - at the Oregon
Gravel company plant, . where
rock for the i Auburn road ' 'was
loaded. The loader, which auto
matically picks up rock and places
it on 'trucks, was working well
and . will probably need only
minor adjustments. County Road
Foreman Bert Iversonsaid. i ; .
Because of the -rubber -shortage
and the necessity of conserving
gasoline ! am taking this means
of asking the, people . of ; Marion
county for the ' support in the'
coming: election.- i If reelected I
pledge , to give my best efforts in
behalf of Marion county .and the
state of Oregon. John F. Steel
hammer. ' - Paid Advl
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Experienced -men are needed, Re
elect Earl J Adams, Constable.
Vote X 39. P(.; Adv.;. '
Charch Leaders Speak Rev.
Rich of New iYork, - director - of
town and country work of the de
nomination, will speak at the First
Baptist church,: Salem, - at 11
o'clock in the ihorning. At night
Dr. Paul A.jOonrad will speak.
He is stewardship secretary" and
eastern regional director for. the
council on finance and promotion
of the Baptist denomination.
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Night school,! $6 a month. Capital
Business College. Phone 5987.
Members Announced The
weekly bulletin of the chamber
of commerce announces three new
members: Stanley S. Smith, sales
man, 345 Chemeketa street; E. T.
Armstrong, paint contractor, ,575
North 14th street, and Fred L.
Rose, manufacturer, route two,
box 75-D. All memberships were
obtained by Manager Clay Coch
ran. Fifty Walnut pickers needed. Vick
Brothers. Phone 9678.
Special wartime courses in busi
ness training. Capital Business
College. Phone 5987.
Girl Found A 23-year-old pa
tient at the Fairview . home who
had wandered away and appar
ently started to hike to her home
near Portland on Saturday morn
ing was found by state police
walking along the highway near
Brooks before noon Saturday and
returned to the home.
Price of shines, shoe dyes, not
raised. Pioneer Bldg. Shine Stand.
Seek . Citizenship Petitions 'for
naturalization were filed Satur
day by Virgi Hemmen, examiner
from Portland, for Martha Medora
Ida McLachlan, route one,; Sa
lem, and Joseph Leslie ' Eaton,
1040 North 21st street, Salem,
bringing the week's .total of fil
ings to 3i. : 7
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Keep experienced men, - Re-elect
Earl Adams, Constable, Vote X 39.
Pd. Adv.
Air Patrol Officer Coming The
civil air patrol has been called
to meet Monday night at 8 o'clock
in one of the circuit court rooms
of the Marion county courthouse
to hear First Lt. Haas, acting
wing training and operations of
ficer of the CAP in Oregon.
New classes iui Thomas Natural
Shorthand starting Monday, Nov.
2. Be on the job months earlier
with Thomas. Merritt Davis
School of Commerce, 420 State
St. Phone 2-1415. - , '
have known JUDGE L. LI. IIcIIAHAli for
Eijncd (DEV.)
23 S. 15th SU
Paid for by Friends of Jodie
Fifty Walnut pickers needed. Vick
Brothers.. Phone 9678;
Hear Kathryn Goulet on . behalf
of ; republican ticket KSLM i p.
m, Mondayj w ' "'''.
Applies for ! Water-f-B ir t L.
Wolf, Cushmaiy Saturday filed
application in the state engineer's
office, here,; to. appropriate toot
cubic ' inches of .water ', from a
spring, tributary- of the Siuslaw
river, for domestic -use. . A" -number
of other less important .water
appropriation applications were
filed during! the current weefci 1
Our lob is to train quickly. Capital
Business College.' Phone 5987i f f
, Watch Stolen A- yellow.igold
Elgin; watch! was. taken from his
locker at ; the Salem; SMCA-JEt-mer
Harroldj state hospital -employe,
jtoldidty police Saturdf y.
At the :sam time $55 was re
moved from, his billfold, which
was returned empty. to a pocket
of trousers .which had been left
hanging in the locker, he said, j F
If you have! read "PROBATING
ESTATES' Jrbu will realize that
a vote against Judge -McMahan
will be a vote against his effort to
reform PROBATE PRACTICE in.
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Church Men -Te Meet The Al
bright Brotherhood of the - First
Evangelical church will- meet . at
6:30 Tuesday night for-a norhost
dinner at the church. Chaplain
Norton of Camp Adair will be the
speaker. A musical program Will
be provided.!, , .".
Elect Frank iMogan constable. Pd.
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Sell Bonds The local - Jewish
Bnai Brith organization succeeded
in selling close to $15,000 In war
bonds, to members, at a banquet
at the Marten hotel Thursday to
honor the visit of Grand Presi
dent Hermarjt Lukowitz.
Legion dance, Salem armory, Sat
urday eve. Public invited.
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Bring Back Elk A Salem hunt
ing p a r t y j comprised of Police
Chief Frank Minto, Dr. D. R.
Ross, Custer Ross and ;Clive 'Scott
returned Friday from Meacham
with two elkj
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Having known Judge McMahan
the past 50 years, and what he
has done for the middle class of
people, and pothers, I can recom
mend I him to any new voters.
Robert Loebt 497 Union,
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Kenneth W.
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County Judge
Election November 3, 1942
Administer the office with
f alrnes and Impartiality.
(Paid Adv.)
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E. S. OAKiaHD.
Sakmv Oregon.
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You can still buy a Johns-Man-vuie
roof, nothing down, 12 mo.
te pay. Mathis Bros 164 S. Coml.
- May Saal Logs A permit to
haul logs over specified Salem
streets was Issued Saturday to Fay
A. Hpward, 2960 South Commer
cial street. 1- ' '
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Hear Walter S. Lamkin on behalf
of repubUcan ticket- KSLM - 8:10
p.m.; Monday. "I.
License ; Issued E a r 1 Ridpaty
and Berth Gust, both of 2045 Cen
ter street, have been issued a mar
riage license at Vancouver, Wash.
Hear ;c.; A. Lewis on behalf of
Frank W. 'Mogan,-' for constable,
KSLM, 655 pjnMonday. V :l j
If you have read- fTROBATING
ESTATES"you will realize , ' that
a vote "f against f Judge - McMahan
will be a vote against his effort to
reform PROBATE PRACTICE in
Marion County. i 4 " -. ;
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Bergstrom to Go' .
To Active Duty i i
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The Jap heard about it and
uit- the Solomons". First Sgi
George-H. Bergstrom, US marine
corps, said Saturday in announc
ing his transfer to active sea "duty.
He has been in charge of the Sa
lem , branch recruiting . office
since April 11 and turned It over
to Sgt. Herman Doney Saturday
night. , .
Mrs. Bergstrom and their two
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children, two years and three
months of age, respectively, will
remain at their home in West Sa
lem. Bergstrom has been with
the marine corps for 12 years and
has seen foreign duty in Europe
and China. While in Europe in
1934 and 1935 he was interpreter
for US officials In the Scandina-
vian counixies.
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PUBLIC BECORDS
CDXCUIT COUBT
H. F. Durham and Xenort Dur
ham vs. Morris E. Race as execu
tor of estate of Euphemla C Race;
order of dismissal based rbn set
tlement. . - - ; . . .
. Northwest' Adjustment company
vs. J. H. Nelson; default judgment
of $1377.14- and Interest from Oc
tober 13, X938, plus $20.70. costs.
r-r Carl F Lettenmaier vs.. William
j.. Cochran; answer in automobile
damage action asks counter dam
ages of $185. and $250Q as general.
$800 and $75 as, special damages
as result of; accident on. Pacific
highway near Woodburn June 13,
1942. Defendant alleges plaintiff's
negligence, caused defendant to
sustain".. cuts vand,' abrsisians . and
his subsequent :-loss' of 18x weeks'
work-in' shhyarc.;!;;-).;
f Hansen & LUJequist vs. Lafky;
set for triaL Thursday morning at
9;aJaa;'. ; : 1: ' . . I :'A
.-Minden Bros. Lumber .company
yl. state unempjoyment -compensation
commission, and Montag vs.
same d e f e n dant; continuances
granted to January term of court.
jAnita V. Wimmef, also known
as Alta 'Juanita Pappandrew, 'yn.
George : Pappandrew; testimony
heard, by Judge E. MT Page and
case taken, under advisement. .
PKOBATB COUKT rT J ;
. lAlfred Peter Jespersoh ' guar
dianship; annual report of First
National bank as guardian' shows
receipts of $2543.49 and disburse
ments of $2280.67. Order - allows
ararding of j $95.3 1 as guardian's
fee and $25 attorney's fee. - j 4'
jRhoda L-Comstock. estate; or
der confirms sale of real property
ta George P. Manolis and Jose
phine Manolis for $950 by P. A,
Comstock, executor. f
Howard - Ernist Ostrin . guar
dianship; fourth semi-annual ac
count of Gustave A. Ostrin, guar
dian, shows i receipts of $2077.50
and disbursements of $343.33.;,
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UAKHIAGS ATTOCATIONS '
James A. Branaman, 23, Du
pont Co Salt Lake aty, Utah,
and Ruth El-Nelson, 22, student,
410 Second itreeV S r ;
. . Keith. Sherman, 23, soldier, 823
Oak street; and Margaret' Jean
Longley, 24, student, 1445 SUte
street, both of Salem. t i r " :
MUNICIPAL COUltT ': ' ;' f.- -
Charles Franklin Taylorj fail
ure to stop; $2JS0 bail. - - "- . 5
Robert Stewart Morsey,4 Mu-
waukle; violation of basic - rule;
$10' baa. o i , s :
Robert J. Fisher Hubbard: yioi
lation of basic rule; $20 bail. . 5
Set by Theatres :
A. "scraps metal "morning mat-
tinee'. is being planned by-the
Capitol , and Grand theaters -for
next Friday; at 10 o'clock with
the cost, of admission being, eith
er 10 pounds of scrap metal, 10
keys or 10 pounds of rubber, i
r; Manager Carl Porter " of " tte
Capitol and Manager Al Adolph
of the Grand are both planning
special programs and will work
together on a probable scrap pa
rade composed of a fscrap band"
featuring children playing on
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BeautifuDy made pieces "to
leces - to
light to
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. add craciousness and
. your rooms. Reflectors,
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cane and reading types that;'""
come in pairs ana separately.
' All sizes, shades, colors and
.styles.
X7esl "Salem
Group Plans
For YTritein !
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Dr. P. G. Etapron Is beading a
group of citizens who are circu
la ting petitions in a write-in cam
paign for city officials to be elect
ed by West Salem Tuesday.
The petition 'points out that this
year no mass meeting was called
by. the city officials, tbe usual
method of nominating candidates.
but instead they have sought to
remain in office - by the petition
method; filed without the knowl
edge of the general public :
r. tusrB appearing w u nu
ftlon which urges they be. written
on the printed ballot are Charles
A. Kooertson, to oppose Guy. c
Newgent for mayor, Pete Harms
and Harry Beier for councilmen,
with the names of Don, J. Burns,
W; C. Heise and Arno V. Myers
-on "the ballot, three to -be elected.
The group may also, propose " a
write-in candidate for city re
corder to oppose Robert Pattison,.
misceUaneoua collections of in
struments. :
Under the plan the scrap dona
Hons will probably be piled In
front of the theaters to show what
the boys and girls are able t4
bring out in the scrap line. ,
Come In and see ray
Un of beautiful Christ--mas
Cards and wrap
pmgi. The most oompleto .
Ln in town.
Mafaxlnc Christmas or
ders. Renew or start ANV
magazine subscription by
phone. -.
LEE MOODY'S
Shut-in Service
Phone 103J
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