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Aid.
:.:3y. First
During 1943
., A-la2Uaj off of traffic accidents,
--, occasioned by lighter travel la
- these gasoKna rationed times, was
. responsible for a decline! la num-
ber of emergency cases of all
, types treated by the Sajem first
aid crew over toe year l as
v axalxjst tha previous year, reports
Capt P. L- dark of first 1 aid. A
' total Af 23 victims were admia
- istered to by the crew in the fiscal
, period Just ended, while 1942 saw
692 treatments. Capt.' Oars; warn
ed, however, that, ' while automo
bile mishaps decreased, borne acci
dents were on the' upswing,. 158
.being recorded, all the way from
. arms caught in wringers to sails
. down stairy and axe cuts! C;
Males predominated as redp
v ients of aid measures in the cate
gory over 18 years of age, figuring
in 351 cases,; while the opposite
' sex was treated in 245 instances,
mostly for incidents occurring in
the 'home. Children If or under
, ; demanded attention on 275 occa
: sions.;;vV 'rJ-cV? ;. ' v;': v
Other disclosures revealed in
figures made available at the first
aid station are that during 1943
there were treated: Fifty three
soldiers; 34 axe-cut victims; three
gunshot cases; sine injured Jn car
train. mishaps, three in pedestrian-
train, 19 pedestrian-auto, and 60
Involved in auto accidents. In 17
Instances victims of various acci
dents or illnesses were dead on
arrival. Among other things, 19
animal altercations were attended,
mainly between dogs. There were
five drownings.
A majority of the calls over the
year came between the hours of
12 noon and 64pjxl, with the per
. iod from midnight to t a.m. the
.. most slack. The first aid car in
; the 12 months stretch, traveled
3838 miles, while consuming, 400
gallons of gas. Eight tanks of oxy-
gen were used up.
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Salem YftlGA
Accepts Idaho
Swim Challenge
The national swimming pro
gram, which seeks the growth of
pool activities and individual de-
velopment has been directed to
the local YMCA in the form of a
challenge from the Kellogg, Ida
ho, association, and has- promptly
been accepted. The competition
will consist of a number of swim
ming tests, of which the local or
ganization Has already outlined fif
ty, and these tests will betatmlied
; according to ability; with the pool
reserved for instruction periods.
- Those; both boys and gitls, who
passed their December tests and
became full-fledged "Minnows"
- were Wayne Matti, William John
son, Gordon Garboden, Andrew
J. Chrystan, Bonnie Bell Stewart,
Jean Rowland, Loris Merriott, Lo
rita Garrett. L Verne Cammion,
Vivian Barham and Jean Barham.
Those becoming nxh" were: Jean
Rowland and Andy Chrystall; and
-Flying Fish"i Andy Chrystall.
The junior life saving class, in
. charge of Andy Chrystall and Jim
Tyron, expects' to complete" its
course by next Wednesday. ; "
'Briefsr Filed
In Pinball Suit
' ' Attorneys representing the state
tax commission filed , appellants'
briefs in the .state supreme court
Thursday in suits filed by Sol Fox
and S. A. Sedlock, Portland, to
restrain the commission from col
lecting a tax levied on pinball
machines and "juke" boxes under
a law of the 1943 legislature, --.i
The tax on pinball machines was
fixed at $50 a year and on "Juke
boxes $10 a year. The Multnomah
county circuit court held the law
r unconstitutional, whereupon 1 the
- tax- commission appealed to the
supreme court - 4 - ;
At the time the Hax law was
approved by the legislature It was
"estimated that it would raise more
than $1,000,000 annually7 for old
age assistance. ; ' - ;
The two suits were combined
upon appeal.
Razor Blade Shortage f
Eased by WPB Order
j
BOSTON, Jan. es-A recent
war production board " order af
fecting the manufacture- of razors
and blades does not mean unlim
ited production of these products
for civilian use, Joseph P. Spang,
Jr president of the Gillette Safe
ty Razor company, -said Wednes
day, v ; ' L . :jr v; ; I
It will result, however, in eas
. ing the shortage, he added. Spang
said , nb manufacturer has been
permitted to make metal razors
for civilian use for 19 months.
Memorial Service f
lie Id for Tclbol Bennett
I.Iost suitable memorial which
can be offered in the name of -LL
Talbot S. Bennett, member of the
lAons club who died in ac
t. i rc:--'7 In lha Pacific, would
I ro- . t - i ti the cause cf
' I:? vl.!ch --fee-gave 'LIj
: :, : r.r.:y Zlzti t:zlz:zl
T.vi:; 'r? :.s l.i ct-.lzztzl dcna-i
CHIC LIT COCST -
-"I. B. Kern ' and VaUer imis '
company, a corporation vs. Albert
w. centner and ndeutr and De
posit company of Maryland, a cor
poration; certain evidence, namely
a map entitled "Defendants Ex
hibit ET. ordered -nrodnced Irr
plaintiff. ? -. :;..v
Darling jr, Ferguson vW Alvln
u. . Ferguson; defendant admits
and denies certam.' paragraphs in
answer to divorce complaint.
- Bloom vs.' Bloom; : arguments j
heard by Judge Duncan concern
ing; testimony previously entered
on motion to modify diverce de
cree; case xajcea under advisement.
Klein vs. Arnold: caso eoes to
trial Friday morning at be
fore Judge - Page; concerns auto
damage suit.! .h,;---'.
- Clark I. Martin vs. Ruth S. Mar-:
tin; desertion charged in divorce
complaint. ; -. - ...-k-:.
Pauline G. Hastings vs. Norman
G. Hastings; cruel and fahiim
treatment alleged in divorce com
plaint., ; ..
J Bernice Freida Setness vs. Jer-
gen Olaf Setness: that
make divorce complaint more de
finite and certain is reouested in
mooon oy oecendant.
I M. Alum an vs. Vlina Alcman:
suit ordered dismissed on motion
of plaintiff, i H
PROBATE COURT I v
: John Bastiansen sruardianshln;
monthly allowance for mainten-
ance and ' support of ward In
creased by order of court. .
Guardianship of estates of Mary
Jeanne Schwab, Harry Benedict
Schwab and Marine Anne Louise
Schwab, minors; Amanda Schwab
Wilde, aunt, appointed auardian.
"John P. Murphy estate; final j
order rendered and administratrix
discharged. I
Thoma4 H. Galloway estate; tax j
on estate i&xed at $12.95 and ex.
ecutor authorized to pay from as
sets oz estate.
Augusta Hoefer estate; estate or-1
dered dosed on motion of admin
istratrix. 1 - -i:;f r
Jfles F. Ohmart ruardianshinr
Gertrude B. Reese, mother, ap-
pomted guardian.
MARRIAGK UCZNSES
Ora SchuAert, 32, 650 Marion,
casmer, and LUas Anderson, 38,
482 South High, Standard Oil
employe, r; : j
JUSTICE COURT .
Maggie Slawios and UOlian
koss; larceny in a building; given
to today to plead. . i
MUNICIPAL COURT
Maxine Boehringer, lilt ' Oak
street; .?' disorderly conduct; $50
fine and 10 days, to be susoended.
Mildred Levene, route six, Sa
lem; disorderly conduct; $50 fine
ana id days, to be suspended.
-uorotny Lafferty,- 376 North
zztn street; drunk and disorderly;
$25 finfc" i:'v"; f ...
Verda Mae Miller, 1188 Marion
street: disorderly conduct: $50
fine and 10 days, to be suspended.
jo Broaddus. Oreeon Citvr
drunk and disorderly; $50 fif.
and 10 days, to be suspended, n
Armor Landon McDowell, route j
zour, saiem; .violation of , basic
nue; $9 baa. ; .
V.. Wayne Edward Sparks, route
zour; violation of basic rule; $7.50
fine. -.'
. Clifford A. Davis, Portland; no
chauffeurs license; $130 fine.
HhYjYMCA
To Sponsor
Netc Series '
An inadeouacT of wartim rnn-
ditions, supervised recreation for
teen age boys and girls, will be
undertaken bv the YMCA. In ml.
laboration 1 with the Hi-Y clubs.
in a new series of Saturday night
programs beginning January 19,
IMCA staff members have an
nounced. Details of the series were
completed at a Wednesday meet.
ing" of the Hi-Y members and
YMCA staff. - 1 ,
r Hi-Yr organizations will have
charge of the program on alter
nate Saturday nights, with the
tii-x mothers rouns to nrnvid
refreshments and some measure
of. supervision. Swimming, ' games
and other-diversions will feature
the occasions, which will last from
730 .until; 10:15. Thirtv count
will be accomodated, and their
taenuty win lunge purely on those
wno sign the rexister first
On January 22 the Y will make
its : facilities : available to 5 high
scnooi members of the association
who do not belong to any of the
Hi-Y groups. This procedure win
be repeated on subsequent "off
oaiuruay nignts. -
Turner Named
Rail Director
Harold J.' Turner, manager of
the Oregon Raflways association, j
has been named director of emer-1
gency railroad transport , f or , the
Oregon state defense council. Art.
ing Administrator James D. Olson '
announced Thursday.
The appointment was made upon I
suggestion ot the office of defense J
transportaticn. Turner's duties
will be the evolvinx of Diana for i
use oz -railway equipment in the
event z an emergency. ' durin i
which .time all matters pertaining;
to rail transportation would b
handled by-him upon direction of I
i y state control center.
Turner is volunteering his tsrv-
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DRUG SCCTIOUS
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llorwlch MaIH Vifcralns, 1C3'f , $rc5
Squibb Vigran. lC3'f. $33 iVJ
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Abbott" Vitamin 01. 3 ma. JC3', 9M
Norwich 01 Tcblsts. ICO'i, (fit
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Siaris, C3s, $1.69 .
Vinns, Ey?, f $1.69
Viianiri Pins, 72's. $2.60 :
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Parko Davis Vitamins A and D, ICS's, C?
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Abbott's Vitamin 0 Complex,' ICO's, ?3J5
Stan-D.J?0's. 22l f ; . f
Alberty yitamin D Complsx, 651X1 i
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Popular Bronfs. Here Are Some Yo, May N.t UoZtM
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HEALTH HOUSE SSSS&dO's. $2
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