ILcnxeciIl RIews QBn'Seffs
Tarltai Injuries Attended f
first aid was occupied over; Sun
day and Monday with a varied
assortment of accidents. R. L.
Pippin was taken to the Salem
General hospital Sunday after
suffering a concussion and a pos
sible fracture of the Jaw at the
paper mm, where he is employed.
Also treated Sunday was Charles
Bybloom, S50 Vista, who sustained
an injury of the left hand while
working with a circular j saw.
Monday Junior Carpenter, 3,
1830 riortn commercial street,
was attended after he had fallen
on a floor furnace and suffered a
second-degree burn of the left
hand, and Billy Morgan, Portland
woman, was treated for face and
knee injuries received in an au
tomobile accident east of Salem.
Dance Armorr Wed. nieht.
LuU florist Ph. 9392. 1270 N. Lib
Kandsen Visitor Cliff Olson,
invalided in a Salem hospital, had
- as a visitor this weekend Nels
Knudsen, Marion, ND, world war
veteran and member of the DAV
and VFW organizations. Knudsen
holds the purple heart decoration,
and saw considerable action in the
last war as a member of Bat
tery F, 28th field artillery. He
has expressed a desire to make
Oregon his home.
For home loans se Salem Fed
eral, 130 South Liberty. ! "
"Cyn". Cronise . Photographs and
Frames.- 1st Natl Bank Bldg.
Garden plots in the Highland and
Lana avenue tracts are still avail
able to interested persons who de
sire, to take part in the Salem
Men's Garden club Victory Gar
den program for this season. The
plots will be plowed and graded,
with minimum cost .to the holders.
Those desiring plots are asked to
make application at the YMCA.'
Dance Armory Wed. night
Bring - sacks, i 860
N.
Fertilizer.
ComL
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Chemawa ffl-Ys Inducted The
Salem Hi-Y induction team was in
Chemawa Monday night to induct
members of the new Chemawa Hi
Y chapter. Members of the team
are; Bob Bennett, , Bill Merriam,
oJe Brazle and Harold Davis. Rev.
Alan Wilcbx is advisor to the
Chemawa group. j ' :
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See the new Bolex 8 mm. Movie
Camera at Henry's, 469 State.'
.Property .Traasf erred The
county , court has signed over a
quit-claim deed to Sol B. Taylor
and Edith Louise Taylor for lots
9 and 10, block 4, Meeker's addi
tion to Salem, consideration be
ing S42S. ' - .
Constable Candidate Files Fil
ing -Monday with the county
clerk as republican candidate for
the position of constable of the
Stayton district was D. G e o r g e
Cole, who sent in his declaration
from Oak Knoll naval hospital at
Oakland Calif. Cole had previ
ously been elected . to the office
but never served, going ' into the
navy soon after the 'election. John
Rauscher has : been serving as
constable pro tern in his absence.
Cole's ballot slogan reads: "De
mocracy Without Prejudice."
Watch for Spred. .
Name Certificates Filed O. D.
Adams, t Bremerton. Wash- and
Ora F. Mclntyre, 495 North Cot
tage street, have filed a certificate
of assumed business name with
the county clerk for Capital Bus!
ness College, 345 Court street At
the same time June E. Moore, O
D. Adams, and Ora F. Mclntyre
filed a (certificate of retirement
from assumed business name for
the same concern. - ,
Learn to! operate office machines
at the Capital Business College,
345 Court St Ph. 5987.
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Aid Cases Reported First aid
was called to 512 South 18th street
Monday night where Marvin Cor
bett, 3, had received a two-and-a
half inch cut on the calf of his left
leg when! his brother accidentally
struck him with an ax. A tempor
ary dressing was applied. ' Also
attended was Mrs. Hattie Rogers,
56, 1090 Highland avenue, who
fractured! her left leg when she
stumbled over a curbing on
Brooks avenue. She was taken to
Deacones hospital.
- Easter Service Planned Easter
Sunrise services, under auspices of
city Hi-Y and Tri-Y chapters this
year, are! scheduled for 6:30 am.;
April 9, location to be either the
sunken garden north of the state
house or I the capitol steps.- It is
hoped that Rev. Marcott, who is
being contacted as possible inter
im minister to fill the vacancy at
the First Presbyterian church
here, can be secured as speaker.
Committee chairmen are: pro
gram, Pat Brown; music. Bob
Bobbins: I decorat ions, Connie
Cocking; publicity, Jack Slater.
Aluminum Said
Huge Industry
For Northwest:
The new alumina' plant which
is to be constructed in ; Salem
wbuld supply" only one fortieth
of the Pacific northwest needs and
it! would be but one layer of the
cake, Ivan Bloch, acting-chief of
Ue division of industrial and re
sources development - for . Bonne
ville power administration, told
Salem chamber ; of commerce
members Monday , noon. ,
The "frosting on the cake or the
payrolls, willcome with the manu
facture of the raw product -into
"ash trays, automobiles or freight
cars", the speaker said. '"-i; f
The speaker outlined . the his
tory and development of the alum
inum 4 industry. When present
plans are put in operation 1 the
northwest will have one third of
the production capacity of the en
tire industry and will be taking
three fourths of the power avail
able from Bonneville. : 1 . -
While aluminum" is one of the
most abundant metals in the
earth, it is among; the hardest to
isolate. The effort to bring baux
ite from South America , after the
start of the war was touched on
briefly by the .speaker. He. paid
high tribute to the work of the
local metals committee of the Sa
lem chamber, the state1 officials,
and Oregon congressional dele
gation whose, combined efforts he
said were responsible for the lo
cation of the plant "in .the-north"
west .r;.M-:;;-;s-:i';- kr
CDXCTJIT COURT . : '.. I pleas of innocent and trial set for
t Lula Healey, vs. Lester? Dwight 1 10 ajn. March 27. . - . ',
Healey; divorce complaint alleges MUNI CD? AL COURT .
desertion; asks custody tf three J Robert E. - Rentschler, ' 248 D
children, ' sole possession, of all I street; failure to stop and no op
equity and real property therein j erators license; $3.
and S50 month for support of chil-1 Russel Paul Aman, route one,
dren. V r - iMt Angel; failure to stop: tVSO
Credit Bureaus vs. Elmer Bark- J bail. . j
us; request for writ of execution. I raw B. Allen, route five,' Seat-
Pacific Hop Growers ts. Ore-1 tie; operating motor vehicle while
gon Electric company; case , dis- j under influence . of .Intoxicating
Tajrter ''
.At Euna. Or- Much SO. Harvey O
Tavlnr. Mad 13. lata resident of 1S89
Soutk Commercial stract. Salem. Hue
band oCXdna Taylor of Salem; father
e Mrs. X. ' D. - MarUa) Wilaon of
Portland. Announcement of services
wiU be made later by W. T. Rigdoa
company. - ; : ' .
Lehaaama' -'
.. Rhode Sua Lehmann. Infant daush
-ter tit 'Mr. and Mrs.- Frederick Leh
mann. Sunday, March It. Besidee her
urmti aha la aurvlved by her crana
parents. Mr. sod Mrs. C B. Lehmann
r Pftrtland and Mr. and Mrs. T. E.
MeOean of Salem. Private graveetde
miMi will ha held at Belcreit Me
morial park Tnesday, March SI, at 1 JO
p jn direction of Rose Lawn Funeral
home. ' . -
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Katherln N. Nelson at her home.
iam Vtw etreet. Sunday. March IS.
wifa of John R. Neteon of Salem;
nnK nt Un, Harriet Exell Of Kiam
ath rails and Mrs. Helen Bartlett of
Seattle; slater of Mrs. Fay Aldrich of
Portland. Mrs. John Vl. Mrs. EUas
Medhauf and Corner Nelson, all of
Veblen, SO., and daughter ot Osmund
M.iun n Vahlen. SD. Also survived
by one grandchild. Private services
wul be held at the Clough-Barrick
ehapel Wednesday, March 22. wun vr,
M. A. ueuenaaner guiuui. , . -
Samuel John Burdick. at his home m
Mehama Sunday, Marcn i. a
f 79 run. Husband of Mrs. Lizzie
M. Burdick ot Mehama. and brother
f Mrs. Jan X. Pratt of fiUverton,
Mrs. Mary A. Weaver of Hudson FaUt,
. NY. and Jason F. Burdick of Shelbum,
Ore. Services win be held Wednesday
March 22. at the Mehama church, di
rection of Clouch-Barrick . company
Interment la Fox Valley cemetery.
Tn thia rltv Varth IS. Hiram A.
Thompaon. late resident ot 2520 Brooks
- avenue, saiem, a mm ase i
v.thr af Beaai Rouxa of West Salem:
brother of Thomas J. Thompaon of
Canyon City, Ore., Nettie ShevUn of
Stockton. CaliL. and Mrs. Ella Bruckert
f Salem; and uncle of Burniec Lay f
Oakland. Calif. Services will be held
Tuesday, March 21, at 1 JO pja, from
the W. . T. Rif don . company chapel.
Concluding services at the I OOF ceme
tery with Hev. s. Kaynor nuu otu
eiating. Fleas omit sowers. ; i
. WMIek'"' ''-..' -" i'l
Cyrus rrankUtt WkUck. at the real
dence, route one. Brooks. Ore, March
SO. Survived by daughters, Mrs. Phul
' IlUhfworth - of Burbank. Calif- and
Un. , Jamaa Robv . of Fairfax. Calif.;
. sons, Robert H. Wldick of Brooks, and
Sgt, Charles Widick of.. San Pedro,
Califs a slater. .. Mrs. Abe Bartett of
Salem; brothers, Elmer and John Wi
dick of Oklahoma, and Ivan Wldick
. ei Seattle. Wash. Announcement of
services Uter by Ooush-Barrick com
pany, r - i-".
Studebaker service. Bones teele's,
370 N. Church. Genuine Stude
baker parts.
KoUry Ladles Nlsht Salem
Rotary club will hold a "ladies
night", party and banquet tonight
at the Marion hotel starting at
7:30. R. B. Ambrose, vice presi
dent and sales manager of the
Portland Woolen Mills, will be
the speaker.
Dance Armory Wed. night.
Woman! Files Committeeship
Angeline Hasoler, Sublimity, has
filed declaration as a republican
candidate i for the office of com-
mitteewoman of Sublimity pre
cinct I
Scouts Again
Plant Treek x"
Second Boy Scout - conducted
tree-planting trip into the Silver
Falls burn was made Saturday
by 30 Scouts,., who planted 5000
additional Port Orford cedars and
Douglas firs to make the? total
planting for the season -10,000
trees. The planting; was done un
der the direction of Sam Miller,
Lou Amort and Bob Batdorf of
the forest service. I . ! I s
' After .the work was finished the
group went up the Lookout Moun
tain road to engage in an organiz
ed snow fight with Scout Execu
tive Lyle Leighton acting as fneu
tral observer."
Scouts who participated in the
planting, of which wo were dele
gated from each mop in the sa
lem district, will earn credit to
ward conservation and forestry
merit badges. V -':,: ' - 1
What is Spred?
Girl Hint First aid was called
Sunday to 3810 Center street
where Shirley Farrell, 13, had
suffered an ankle injury when
her foot became entangled in the
spokes of a bicycle.
Beginning" classes in both Thomas
and Gregg shorthand. Capital Bus
iness college, 345 Court Ph. 5987
Separator Moving Okayed
The county court has granted L.
M. Carlson, Sublimity, a permit to
move - a I separator over certain
county roads.
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List your property .with Hawkins
and Roberts, Inc., Realtors, and
start packing.
Quit-Claim Deed to City For
sum of $566.72 the City of Salem
has received a quit-claim deed
from the county court covering
plats nos.:1498 to 1518, in Salem.
Dance Armory Wed. night
Kelskys Hosts Townsend
club no. 4 will meet Wednesday
night at 'the Kolsky home near
Liberty, j . .. ; ;
Mrs. Rhoda Ann Lovett
Dies inj Salem at 85
- Mrs. Rhoda Ann Lovett 35,
died Saturday at the home of her
daughter, i Mrs. - E. -N. ' Shepard,
1148 Vz North Commercial street
Survivors ; include one son,
George Wi Lovett of Camas, Wash.;
the one daughter in Salem, and
one brother, D. E. . Cameron of
Salt Lake City, Utah. vT M
Services will be held Wednes
day, March 22 at 2 p. m. from the
Statler Funeral chapel in Camas
and interment will be in Camas
cemetery. 1 '-"-
nDonIbnQB:. DCecBdDn'viflG
missed for want of prosecution.
Mildred M. Watson vs; Robert
Watson; divorce - complaint
charges cruelty. ' ;
Ruby Vogl vs. Joseph Vogl; de
fendant declared in default
Freda Wintersteen vs. Atlee
Wintersteen; divorce decree grant
ed, with' plaintiff awarded certain
real property. - . ' - . '
Dora L. Larsen vs. Omer L Lar-
sen; . defendant declared in de
fault I- .
Faye Freeman vs. Robert S.
Freeman; divorce decree granted.
Mary B. Ware vs Bert Ware;
divorce decree granted,' with, for
mer name of Mary B. Leslie being
restored to plaintiff.' i-J ,
Bonnie Estelle Hiday vs. Rich
ard Now ell Hiday; defendant files
general appearance. 1 ;
Gladys Margaret i Doney vs.
liquor; plea of innocent and $250
bail. r::-:rfv;v'' " i
' Clement George Dryden, Wood-
burn;; violation of basic rule; $7.50
bail.
WAVEEnlister
Has Dovntovii
Booth in Store
On Monday, Recruiting Special
ist Joan. Obidine officiated at the
special recruiting booth in Mill
er's store and today she will ap
pear In the booth at the .jSmart
Shop, answering questions about
WAVES.
The; Smart Shop is the third of
t ZTL: v,- : 1 a Zr group pf Salem stores cooperat-
tHLfDjA tog with the navy in an effort to
stimulate interest in the women's
reserve of the navy. Mrs. Obidine
held in contempt of court and sen
tenced by Judge Duncan to 90
dayS in jail, the sentence to be
suspended if defendant pays $20 to
plaintiff by April 1 and $5 a week
thereafter .until back payments for
her support are brought: up .to
will be on hand from' 10 to 50
in th store. TV " ' "?
Specialist Obidine,' during her
stay . in" Stevens and 'Son's i and
date, as well as eontrihutlns? 'tlO . pawrw,.ana
a month to support of minor chili Z?
w vuus v .m avnwava . w ss , - J . - i - . . B
Schafer; divorce decree T granted; uens pi queons.asxea
,c Tth j - wj -RiKifl. fcy Jroung womeA interested in re-
and. Ronald J. Shafer given to etuig, or mothers of eligible
mother of plaintiff and custody of Sf. I ' -fCa-: f - , . V.;
Llovd Schafer to nlalntiff: house-' Mrs. Obidine has several book
hold equipment and one-fourth of aoout tne seryice,, lnciudmg
certain food stores to defendant" on titled iThe. Story of You. in
. r ' ' -1 -: " ; I Navy Blue ";
, Esther Roland estate; will, ad- JiPjS ?
mitted to probate; EdwUda Beck e ?th-Sa
named: executrix- and Cleave tMi ?T
tTom tk,I .a prbached the booth. Upon ques-
V -"71 tioning the mother; Mrs." Obidine
h Thomas P. Madill estate; value I rv , tT ' WaW 2 Z " -T
set at $2247.09. j I V ?WAYh "
cu iu ius mower uiai sue join we
WAVEs. Inquiring the reason for
his interest in the WAVEs) his
set at $2247
I David William . Watson ; guard
ianship; Carey F.. Martin dis-
cnargea s. kuiiiii on Mpfttj received .this answerr.lBe
of $60 maintenance money vto Ore- -iui - a i can sad a
ship, and Td like that
US Naval Vessel!
Has Negro Crew;
BOSTON, March 20-OPhThe
first United States naval vessel
with a predominantly negro crew,
the destroyer escort USS Mason,
was placed In full commission to
day at the Boston navy yard by
Capt Ronan C. Grady, USNyard
captain. . .-' -'..'$.;
Lt Cmdr. William M. Black
ford, USNR, of Seattle, WaslL,
assumed command of the ship as
soon si the yard captain publish
ed the commissioning orders of
the navy department r .. J )
Commander Blackford's crew
presently consists of 160 negroes
and 44 whites. The navy, indicat
ed that as soon as the negro per
sonnel would be trained and qua!
ified, they would replace the
white ratings in their specialized
billets, so that the entire, crew
eventually would be negroes. ;
gon state hospital.
Caroline Beyer estate; tJS Na
tional bank of Portland, executor,
files supplemental report showing
balance of $746.01. Final decree
entered. - -..-- -j .
L James G. Theodorian guardian
ship; Pioneer Trust , company,
guardian, files annual account
showing $749.59 in cash and other
property -valued at $6567.12; ac
count Is approved by . court ,
William E. Ball estate; Francis
Ball Christiansen named admin
istratrix de bonis non. 1 f : .
MARRIAGE LICENSES j :
! Thomas W. McChesney, 38V S11-
verton, laborer, . and Wiima A.
Evans, 24, Silverton; flax worker.
;! Melvin J. Morey, 21, 'Astoria,
sailor, and Bertha A. Hassler, 21,
Salem, paper.worker.l r;
I Byron J. Purvine, 38, route 1,
box 364, Salem, soldier, and Le-.
nore ! M. Rivers, 30, ' Hubbard;
beauty operator. '
JUSTICE COURT , f
, Edward Hamilton; operating
motor vehicle while under influ
ence of Intoxicating liquor; $200
and costs; 30 days in jail; com
mitted, v -i -" 'i-
! Clifford Elford and Myrtle El-
The visit to the booth gave him
a first hand view of a WAVE.
' Recruiting Specialist Third
Class Obidine, is temporarily sta
tioned in Salem while the present
recruiting campaign for the
WAVES is being conducted. .; .
Salem ; merchants ' cooperating
with the navy ; during .the week
Enters Politics
Mrs. ' Nancy Honeymaa Robinson,
t Portland, daaghter . of Nan
Weed : Honeymaa, collector f
enstoms, has her' mother's flair
for poUtics. She' has announced
herself as' a candidate for demo
cratic national eommitteewoman
from Oregon. s;
George Porter - -
Funeral Held .
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Funeral services for George W.
Porter, 79, were held .yesterday
at the Clough-Bamck Funeral
homeT- The service - was attended
by a' large group of friends de
spite the fact the family had lived
for the last 24 years in Junction
aty. He had lived In the Zena
community and later in' the Sum-
mitt Hill community for a total of
30 years before moving to Lane
county, ' . -fiz V,,- C;- 'V'i.
He was born April 4, 1864 In
Tipton, Iowa, and came to Ore
gon in 1890 settling in the Spring
Valley; Zena district In 1894 he
was married to Marie Annie Ca-
vitt and in. 1920 they moved to
Junction City from Summitt Hill,
Around Oregon
. - Bv the Aonstd Ptrts
- Servicemen visiting Portland
have been victimized by pickpock
ets, Jane V. Doyle, Red Cross
secretary there said In warning
soldiers and sailors to guard their
billfolds . . . - - - . -: ,
i ' Doctors L. P. Campbell, jr and
R. L Arthur, Albany, have been
named to a state committee to
commemorate the 100th anniver-:
sary of discovery of anethesia ...
W. J. Hutchison, 45, i chief " of
the' Medf ord US weather station,
accidentally killed, himself, while
cleaning a pistol Sunday, Assistant
Coroner Carlou . Morris report
ed .. . : f-" , - j."' '
rv,--v..-
Where they had lived , for some
time. . ;.. -;f .--; '
Wolf Leaves
Salem Higli
Fred : D. .Wolf - Monday relin
quished (the reins as principal. of
saiem ; nign scnooi . aixernoiaing
that position 'for some 15 years,
to be succeeded by Walter E.;Sny-
der -dry school: curriculum : direc
tor 'who' will pinchihit in the' Job
iin til such time as Harry BJohn-
son, recenuJnamed to the posi
tion, comes . here from . his prin
cipalship 'at Eugene . high; school,
which" will "probably "be in' June
. Mr. Wolf had resigned his posi
tion with the resignation 'to take
effect at' the" end 4of the", present
term, but the school board, recog-
nizing-his long' period. of , service
to" (he rschool .system, permitted
him to leave his duties at the ear
lier date with full term remuner
ation. - ' .
Mn Wolf plans to undergo an
operation at a Salem hospital in
the near future. '
, TZZl AnC.W tbty say:
sia i saM m ;
rtaa4g aaV fata4ls4. fori
come hert :
" ' ai !at ' S''5-S ' S . .r-f. ..". i
rcAfslCfc Aantvorite dgamte wim men
.it ' ; " -'m the Army .. T - .,
,z 'i 0SAM5 ;foc coWmisssry &ctt y.
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FIRST IN THE 5CRVIC2
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and CoajtGaaH,tbc favorite dssrcttetsCameL v7,"
.-x. ... r ;.' (Based 00 soslsslet records.)
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and part of next are Stevens and
Son.' Miller's; Smart Shop,' Peri-
ney Arbuckle-King, Sears sRoe
buck; Metropolitan and Johnson's. '
The recruiting booth will1 be set
ford; assault and ba
ttey;
entered
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experts r'aefcp yoar
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We are clearing all foodstuffs for purpose of converiihg this store ipace to
- TT?T?n xnr'VT'll artA 10 tori. All iteina are- cut: to near-cost and
instead of zoinz to the expense of transportinff 4 this , merchandise; t t
other stores, we are passing the near-cost savings on to our Salenij friends
who have patronized us in the past. ,r . ' " . v-V,. - :--.
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&L&Q"k Tomato, 15 resJ cii til ri IN:'fl 'R'r
tSIuQinpS prie. 12c, clear-away r Sj! i LaUJCJi dcar-away Ln ? .tyyv
GOP-TiffiES ' LE3TED
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ACME IKEWERIES Un Frncic
El G3BUiil CO.
414 Se. Coiamerclil St.
Salem Distributors
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