Th OHEGOII STATESMAN. Sdna, Oregon. Saturday Morning, Noreaber II. 1944
PAGE SEVCI
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Young Adults
Change Time '
Th Young Adults of the First
Methodist church have changed
the meeting time W 9:45 Sunday
morning, effective November ,12.
The change was made to provide
time convenient to a larger
group. The meeting time will ap
peal specially to young married
people as classes for both parents
and children are now available at
the same time, 'as well as a Youth
Church ' for the children during
the regular church hour.
V. D. Bain, state department of
education, will be the main dis
cussion leader for the group and
others, will be invited to lead the
discussions during the year. Frank
Bennett, city . superintendent of
schools, will speak at the meeting
Sunday morning. A monthly din
ner and social hour is: planned. as
a part of the regular program.
Salem Bible School
Is Organized Here
An . Interdenominational Bible
school, to be known as Salem Bi
ble Institute, started Tuesday at
the M. B. church. West Salem. It
will be open Tuesday and Thurs
day from 6:45' to .9:3s) pjn.k with
three periods and a chapel service
each night.
- Rev. Simon Forsberg of Port'
land teaches New Testament and
Doctrine; Rev. J. R. TurnbulL
Evangelism and Old Testament;
Rev, A. A. Loewen, Child Psychol
ogy: Roy Clark and Herschel
; Thornburg of Pacific College, mu
sic; Genevieve Belz of Pacific col
lsge, shorthand and typing;, Roy,
rLTdDoDaDy 9s
R.SLM MBS SATURDAY 13M Re.
S :00 Musical Interlude.
:4S News.
10 News.
7:15 Orchestra. .
10 News.
TS It's the Truth.
S M Haven of Rest
8:20 Newt,
8:45 Al Trace OrchesUa
8:00 Ray Noble's Orche&u-
8 :1S Pastor's Call. ,
8:30 Orchestra.
10O Glen Hardy. News.
10:15 Al Williams.
10 JO Luncheon with Lopes
11.-00 US Marines.
11:15 Lani Mclntyre.
11:30 US Army.
11:00 Todays Top Trades.
12:15 News.
12:30 Hillbilly Serenade.
12-J5 Sootliaht on Rhythm.
1-00 News. -
.1 5 Interlude.
1:15 To Be Announced.
1 :30 George Olson's Orchestra.
2:00 News.
S IS Wash. vs. March Field.
S:30 Music.
8:00 Results. Inc.
:30 Mysterious Traveler.
7:00 War Commentary-
1:15 Music for Remembrance
1:30 Evangelical Hour.;
8 Shady Valley Jamboree.
8:00 News.
8:15 Orchestra.
8:30 News.
8:45 Galilean Hour.
184HV-Orchestra.
UAO-Open House.
US News Roundup.
12:00 Sign Off.
HEX HN SAIURDAT 1188 fU.
.-80 Musical Clock. J
8:15 Farm and 'Home Makers.
Sunday's Radio Programs
KSLM MBS SUNDAY 1388 fU.
1A8 Radio Bible Class.
1:30 Young People's Church.
SAO Wesley League.
8:30 Voice of Prophecy.
8:00 Pilgrim Hour.
8 JO Lutheran Hour:
16.00 Glen Hardy. News.
10:15 Commander Scott
10:30 Heokey Hall
11 AO American Lutheran Church
12 AO War Commentary.
11:15 Voice of Dairy Farmer.
13:30 Nick Carter.
1 AO Your America.
1 -J0 War Commentary.
SAO Back to the-Bible.
3:15 Canary Pet Shop. ,
3:30 Local Young People.
3:00 Quick As A Flash. -
3 JO Upton Close.
3:45 Dick Brown.
4 AO Army Variety Show. '.
.4 30 Dr. Floyd B. Johnson.
SAO Mediation Board
8:45 Gabriel Heatter.
SAO News.
6:15 Orchestra. . . r . . .
6:30 Cedric Foster.
6:45 Orchestra.
7 AO Orchestra. . -1:15
Orchestra.
" 1 JO Langworth Orchestra
1:45 Columbia Boy Choir. -
AO Music
5 JO Tonight at Hoagys.
8 AO New. - i "
8:15 Charles MagnanU and Mick
Cons in tine Orchestra, ,
8:30 News
8:45 Orchestra. ' '
16 As Old Fashioned Revival. .
11A0 SlgnOtf.
KEX-BN SUNDAt US Ke
SAO Correspdndenta Abroad.
8:15 Symphonic Flight
8J0 Dr. Ralph Walker.
8:45 Sunday Song Service -6:00
Builders of Faith.
8 JO Message et Israel.
10 AO John B. Kennedy.
10:15 George Hicks.
10:30 Sammy Kaye Serenade.
10:55 Leland Stowe. News.
11:00 Chaplain Jim. USA.
It JO Serenade Tropicale.
12 00 Charlotte Greenwood Show.
12-JO-Miss Hattie. ,
1 AO Darts for Dough. ,
1 JO World of Song.
. 3 AO Mary Small Revue
2:30 Ho Copy
3:00 Hall of Fame.
'., 4 AO Drew Pearson..''--"
4:15 News.
4 :30 Sunday Vespers.
, i S AO christian acienc Program.
8:15 Serenade.
8-30 Joe E. Brown.
6 AO Walter WtncheB.
- 6:15 HoUywood Mystery Time.
6:45 Jimmie (idler. ,
1A0 LUe of Rilev. . !-
1J0 Keep Up with the World. .
8:00 Greenfield Village Choir. ,
8:15 Dorothy Thompson. .
8:30 Quia Kids..
' ' f AO Joe E. Brown.
6 SO News Headlines and HlghllghU
8:45 Eye Witness News.
10 AO University Exptnrer. , .-, .
10:15 Bal Tsbarln Cafe.
IS JO Builders ot raitiv. .
1 1 AO Concert , Hour. - ,
EGWN2C SUNDAY Ct Jit
4 AO Dawn Patrol
6 AO World News Roundup. .
6:15 Commando Mary
:20 String- Qusrtet
1 AO National Radio Pulpit-
1-SO Words ana Music.
SAO The Church in Youc-ne
5 JO Visiting Nurse on the Air.
; 8. -45 Carolyn Gilbert. Singer.
8 AO Carveth Wells.
8:15 News in Advertising.
8 :30 Stradtvac ' ;
JO AO A Layman Views the News
10.15 P.ecital t .
10:30 Chicago Round Table ,
11:00 Those We Love.
11:30 John Charles Thomas
12 ! World News. . . -;
!2irt The Arm Hour. !. f
10 Music Salon.
erguson, bookkeeping. Thirty
have already registered. v L
It is hoped ultimately to have a
complete Bible Institute curricu
lum with regular day classes, be
sides evening classes for special
students. i
Mission Study
Is Continued
The "School of Missions." start
ed November I and will continue
for six Wednesday nights and is
creating much interest at First
Baptist Ichurch. Astrid Peterson,
missionary from West China, and
Mrs. - Dolores Bailey : were the
speakers the first meeting. -
Miss Peterson ' presented; her
work in West China, and Mrs.
Bailey gave a felt-o-graph history
of Bacone College, Baptist school
for Indians in Oklahoma. , : t
Dr. Fox will use as his sermon
theme Sunday "Prevailing Pray
er." This Is the third in a series
of sermons on prayer. He will an
swer the following ' questions
handed in by members of the con
gregation at night: "Is there any
way to understand the hypostatic
union of Christ?" "Will Jesus
come in the air for the 'Bride' be
fore the World dictator comes to
power?" "How does Christian
know when fee or she is not do
ing right?"
Pacific College Group
Salem Guests Sunday
Sunday morning a .' musical
group from. Pacific college will
provide special music at the South
Salem Friends church, South
Commercial at Washington. The
sermon will be given by -Roy
Knight. guest speaker. .,: Pacific
... 9 ;.
DHaQoD 5ri QDgramms
6:45 United Nations Review. :
1:15 Martin Agronsky. News.
7:30 News Comments. i
7:45 Marty Dale.
S. -00 Breakfast Club.
80 Fannie Hurst -a-8
JO Lois Long.
:45 Transatlantic Quia,
10. -00 Singing in Dixie.
10:10 Collins Calling.
10.30 What's Cookin'
10:55 Musical Interlude.
11 :00 Football.
2:45 Hello Sweetheart '
2:00 Edw. Jorrenson.
3:15 Harry Wismer. Sports.
3:30 Contemporary Composers.
3:55 News.
4:00 Correspondents Abroad.
4:15 Blue Matinee.
4:30 Sex You.
5:00 Orchestra.
5:30 Boston Symphony Orchestra.
6:30 Spotlight Bands.
S 35 Quick Quiz. t
7:00 Guy Lombards Orchestra.
7:20 The Man Called Xj
t.-eo Early American Music.
S:3 Leland Stows.
S:45 Hoosier Hop.
8:55 News. - - . -
8:00 Meet Your Nivy.
1:25 Musical Interlude, r
,8 3ft--News- HeatUines. ,and f'tgn'
lights "
8.45 Study tn Blues '
10 AO Soldiers With Wings.
10:30 Builders Of Faith
110 This Moving World '
11:15 Claremont Hotel Orch'
11:45 Organ Concert
RGW NBC SATURDAY 428 E.
4 AO Dawn Pa'rol
6 AO Rhythm for Saturday.
8 JO News Parade.
1 AO Here Comes the Band.
1 -IS News Headlines and High'
lights
1:5S Memory KasseLj"
2 AO NBC Symphony Orchestra.
3 AO News Headline and Highlights
3:15 Catholic Hour, i
3:45 News Telequix. ii
4 AO Jack Benny. '
4 JO Band Wagon. J '
4-55 Tom Reddy. News.
SAO Charlie McCarthy.
' S JO One Man's Family.
-oa Manhattan Memr-Go-Round.
6 JO American Album of Familial
- Musie. -1
80 Hour of Charm.
1 J0 The Comedy Theatre.
' SAO The Greet GOdersleeve.
S -30 Symphony Hour.
9:30 Jack Benny.
10 00 News Flashes.
10:15 Mary Ann Mercer.
18 JO Music America Loves Bestr-
11 Au St. Francis Hotel Orchestra,
11:30 War News' Roundup. '
12:00-2:00 a jot. Swing Shift 1
KOIN CBS SUNDAY 858 Ke,
00 News of the World
6:15 E. Power Biggs. Organist
6:45 New Voices in Song. .
7 AO Church ot the Air. i
. 1 JO Wings Over Jordan.
SAO Warren Sweeney. News
8 AS Blue Jackets' Choir.
: 8:30 Invitation to Learning.'
SAO Salt Lake Tabernacle
6 JO Faith of America.
845 News.
10 AO Church of the Air ,
18 JO Something for You
16.45 Edward Murrow
11 AO Matinee Theatre.
1! JO World Niw roday.
11:55 Olin Downes.
12 AO Philharmonic Orch Concert
1 JO The Pause That Rctresnes.
S. 00 The Family Hour.
- t -45 William Sntrer. News.
- 3 AO Ad ventures of Ozzie eV Harriet
5 JO I Was There. - i
' 4 AO Kate Smith Hour.,
SAO News. '
8:15 Stars ot Today.
8 JO Rhythm Inn.
535 Bob Trout
SAO Radio Readers Digest
6 JO Star Theatre. -
1 AO Take U ot Leave tt
7 JO Fannie Brice.
8 00 Crime Doctor.
825 Song of the Weak.
8:30 Blondie. :
, 8 AO Bill Lance. '
8 JO Song of the Columbia. '
10 AO Five Stat Final
: 10:15 Wartime Women.
10 JO Orchestta
10 JO Trans-AUantlc Can , :
. 11 AO Henri Busse Orchestra.
HJO-Talks
11:45 Dale Jones Orchestra..
HAS New.
12A0-6A0: sjn. Music and News.
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I
Pcs!-Uar Condiiions
' UffllToi Be Easy.
; After the war tho ranks of the tinemployed will be filled
with youngr people who failed to look ahead and prepare
for a peacetime permanent position. Equfp yourself now
to meet the challenge. ; v '
Scb::l c! Ccnzsrco ildvczljcs
Faculty ef five college trained teachers
Modern methods aad equipment
Dependable free employment service ..
Six complete courses from which to cheese - .
IndlvldTtal and classroom instructions ,
Dent let your training be too little or too late! .
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Salem
Churches
(Continued from page 5)
have' Hymnspimtion and Hymnolofy
of favorite hymn. Youth-adult Sing
spiratioa time Immediately following
evening service. Next Friday, youth
visitation night.
FIRST sprarrUAUtsT
248 North Commercial street. Serv-
ice at 1:30 and 7 JO p.m. Circle at .
Speaker, Be v. Mary Gerken.
THE SALVATION AKMT
241 State street. Major F. P. Stevens.
pastor. Sunday school 10 am. Morning
service at li. Even ins service 7:30.
This will be the farewell service tor
Miss Genevieve Tucker who leaves for
San Francisco.
TRUTH CENTER ,K' ?.--; -
265 North High street. Olive Stevens.
MsD, pastor. Junior class at 10:30 a.m.
Moraine service at 11. Sermon sub
ject, -two isrotners."
JKSTJS NAME FENTECOSTAI.
IJlOUHlAVlM " 1
117S Lewis street, lust off South 12th
street. Joseph Smith and Wilbur Kins,
pastors. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morn
ing service at 11. Evening service 7:45,
PENTECOSTAL LIGHTHOUSE
44S Ferrv street. G. M. Eads, pastor.
Sunday school 10 a.m. Morning service
at 11. Young people's service 6:30 pjn.
Evenlne service at: 730. special ser
vices each night except Monday at 1:45
with Evangelist Victoria camngtoa oi
California as speaker.
CHRISTIAN AND
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
Corner of Fifth and Gaines streets.
C. H. Steinmann. pastor. Sunday school
:45 a.m. Morning service at 11. Ser
mon subiect. "Scriptural Baptism.'
Pre-prayer service T p.m. Evening ser
vice at 7:30. Sermon subject, "From
Darkness to Light." Wednesday at 1:45
pan. family night. I.
CALVARY CHAPEL FULL GOSPEL
1275 North Church street. Rev. Claud
and Mary Beu, pastors. Sunday school
college Is the only Quaker college
in the ' northwest and Is located
in Newberg. Emmett Gulley is the
president.- '
7 JO Music by Cugat
7:45 Sam Hsyes
8.-00 K-C Jamboree.
8:30 Melody Roundup, -8:00
Alex Dreier. News
9:15 Calling AU Girls.
8 JO Reading Is Fun.
9:45 Nova time.
10 AO Adventure Ahead.
10 JO Here's Babe Ruth. 1
10.45 James Abbe.
11 AO Opportunity Theatre.
11 JO Stars of Tomorrow. -12:30
Ed McConnell.
1 AO Football.
1 JO Races. ,
2:00 NBC I
2:30 John W. Vandercock.
2:45 Musie Room.
, 3 00 Vegetables tor Victory.
3:151 Sustain the Wings.
3 JO curt Massey & Co
3:45 Religion in the News.
4. AO World's Greatest Novels.
4 JO NBC.
8 AO Orchestra, i
5 JO Your Charm Coach.
5:45 Elmer Peterson.
SAO National Barn Dance.
5. -30 Can You Top This? -
I AO Barry Wood.
7 JO Grand or Opry ?
AO Truth or Consequences.
8 J0 Rudy bailee. ,
9 AO News. J'
8:15 Thomas Peluso Orchestra,
8 JO Three Suna Trie. -6:45
Lee Simms. Pianist
8J5 Music
10 AO News
10:15 Labor Roundup.
10 JO Hotel St Francis Orch
10:55 News
II AO Shangri-La Orchestra,
11 30 War News Roundup.
12A0-S A. M. Swing Shift.
KOIN CBS SATURDAY 876 Ke
6:00 News. '
6 :1S Western Stars.
6:30 KOIN Klock.
7:15 News
7 JO BUI Ha worth. News.
1:45 Consumer News.
SAO Warren Sweeney. News
8 AS Let's Pretend. !
8 JO Billie Burke Show. i
8 AO Theatre of Today.
8 JO News. ' ,
8:45 Kid Critics. -1
10 AO Grand Central Station
10 J5 Air-Flo or the Air.
10 JO Swap n Shop.
11 AO Mary Lee Taylor.
11 JO Serenade. - -11:45
New
12 AO Football Game., CBS.
2 AO Philadelphia Orchestra.
3 AO News, i -.. ' f
3:15 Newspsper of the Air. !
2:45 World ' oday, .
3:55 Interlude.
4 AO Something for You,
4:15 London Column.
4 JO Hollywood Barn Dance.
5 AO Youth on Parade.
5 JO Traffic Safety.
3:45 News.
6 AO This la My Story. '
, 6:30 Sports a la carte.
6:45 Saturday Night Serenade
7:15 Mayor of the Town,
7:45 Jerry Presents.
8 AO America In the Air,
8 JO Inner Sanctum.
8 J5 Dave Vaile.
SAO Your Hit Parade.
6:45 Don't You Believe It
10 AO Five Star Final. I
10:15 Frankie Masters OrchesUa.
10 JO Orchestra. j
10:45 Texas Rangers. 1 -
11 AO Orchestra. .
11 A5 Orchestra,
11 JO Talks,
11-45 Orchestra
11:55 News.
12 AO to SAO a,m Music & Newt.
KOAC SATURDAY 556 Ke. -!
10.-00 Newsl
' 10:15 The Horaemakers Hour.
11 AO Co-ed Half Hour.
11 JO Concert Han. .
12 AO News.
12:15 Noon Farm Hour.
1 AO Home Folks Frolic
1:15 Jesting With the Jester.
1 JO Variety Time,
2 AO Books and Authors.
2:15 Voice of the Army. i
3:30 Memory Book of Music.
3 AO News.
3:15 Music of thi Masters.
- 4 AO Excursions k. Science.
4:15 Listen to Leibert. -
4:30 Music to Remind You.
S AO On the Upbeat -
8 JO Music by Cugat
5:45 Hello Neighbor. ,
SAO News.
v .15 Studio Party.
6:45 Evening Farm Hour. .
7 AO Grand Opera Tonight .
10 AO Sign Off.
8:45-Jews.
pm Afternoon service at: 1:45. Tues
day through Friday, It ajn. prayer I
meeting. Sunday and xnursaay nignt I
services dismissed to attend the Jerry
Owen revival. Saturday 8 p.m. Bible
study and prayer meeting. t
FIRST CHCRCH OF THE NAZAEENE I
Center at 13th street: Rev. Weaver W.
Hess, pastor. Sunday school 8H5 a.m. I
Kvangenat patsach ' speakmg. Morning
service at 11. "Divine Love." by Rev.
Patzsch. Youth group at 6:30 p.m. In
spirational address by Bev. Patzsch. I
Evening service at 7:30. An Earnest I
ExertaUon." "The Galilean Hour" Sat
urday at t;45 pjn. KSLM. Wednesday
30 pjn. prayer and praise service.
REORGANIZED CHCRCH OF JESUS
CHRIST OF LATTER DAY SAINTS
17th and Cnemeketa streets. C H.
Asher. pastor. Sunday school 10 ax
Morning service at 11. Zions League I
S:45 pjn. Prayer meeting 1p.m. Wed-1
nesaay. -t ,,
Silvcrton Churches
METHODIST '
Main and Fiske streets. O. Leonard
Jones, pastor. Church school 8:45 a jm. I
Fred Baker, sunertntendenti ur. c l.
Richards. Salem, guest speaker at 11 1
ajn. services. Young adults meet bun-1
day night at churcn. -
CALVARY ! --
Jersey street O. C. Olson, pastor.
Sunday school. Bible classes 10 a jn. i
Olga Johnson, superintendent Service
at li. Topic, "A Trap, uimer league
pjn. Mrs. uvin Aimquut, leader.
TRINITY i
Second and A streets. M. J. K. Fuhr
pastor. Sunday school and Bible classes
10 ajn, semes at u. Topic, -our tivu
and Religious Duties. Special music
by choir. Luther League at T pjn.
1M MANUEL
North Church street S. L. Ahnlie,
pastor. Sunday school and Bible classes
10 son. service at il sermon. Chris
tian Citizenship." Music by the choir,
Services at calvary church at 8 pjn.
PnSTHUKCH OF CHRIST
First and Park streets, Russell Myers,
pastor. Bible school 9:45 ajn. J. J,
Johnson, superintendent Morning ser
vice at 11. christian Endeavor at 6 as
pjn, Evening service at 7 JO.
MARQUAM METHODIST
Pierre Smith, pastor. Sunday schoor
at 18 ajn. sirs. J. L. Jones, superin
tendent. Young people Sunday night
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
South Third street Sunday school at
9:45 ajn. Morning services at 11.
CHURCH OF GOD i
L. W. Wrlsht. oastor. Sunday school
16 ajn. Preaching at 11. Children's
hour 1 pjn. Bible study at 7. Evan
gelistic at S.
ASSEMBLY OF GOD
Omar Bailey, pastor. Sunday school
8:45 ajn. Worship at 11. Young people
at 7 pjn. Evangelistic at S.
LATTER DAY SAINTS
Sunday school 8:45 a.m. Worship at
ill. MIA at 7 JO pjn. ;
ST. PAUL'S CATHOLIC
Pine and Grant streets. Father John
VanHoomissen. pastor. Sunday
at 8 and 10, followed by benediction.
Tuesday and Friday at 7:15. other
days at 7.
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST
North Second street. N. C. Ernston.
pastor. Sabbath school Ssturday 8 JO
ajn. worship at 11. yfs a jo. p.m.
PILGKDC HOLINESS
Mill street (Knights of Pythias ball)
Omar Fenton. pastor. Sunday school at
19 ajn, services at li.
CHRISTIAN AND
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
North Second street B. A. Franklin,
minister. Sunday school at 10 a.m
Service at 11. Young people at
pjn. Evangelistic at 7:45,
Man Battles n
Bear in Boat
Far Off Shore
FRESNO, Calif, Nov. lO-MV-A
scarred trapper told today how he
battled a big black bear in a
rowboat while' halfway across
Huntington lake.
The trapper, John Vistak, want
ed. to bring the bear back alive to
cage at a public camp. He knocked
him unconscious, tied him, pulled
a gunny sack over his head, load
ed him in a rowboat and started
back across the lake.
When the boat reached the mid
dle of the lake a good half mile
from either shore the animal
worked loose from his bonds,
shook the sack off his head, and
gave Vistak a very disapproving
glance.' ; ' f-T - ."-'-M:
Action began immediately.
ifouna one was about 1 even,
with Vistak, and the bear sparring
for an opening.
7WfTtt 4irw vranl 4a 4Tr :
which caught Vistak a slashing
blow, on the hand with a huge
paw. vistak retired to his end of
the boat
Round three saw the finish of
the fight Vistak stunned the ani
mal with blows from-an oar.
Despite his injured hand, Vis
tak again tied the bear, this time
more 'securely,- and took him
ashore. " - :
The animal was put in the cage
and Vistak said he was through
giving boat rides to bears.
Polk Marriage License
DALLAS -vA marriage license
was issued Monday in the office
of Edna Pitzer, county clerk,
to I
Albert J. Kinsey, 30, Dallas and
Constance Genevieve Wagner, 37,
Spokane. Kinsey has been 'dis
charged from the air corps after
serving for two years in the Pa
cific. :r : :lz
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ttvely or Andrew Steae's gay
cheek to cheek. "Sensations" is
Bids Will Be Opened
For Wolf Creek Timber
Tha state highway conmussion
on November 18 will open bids
here for the sale of approximately
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ewmina; tomorrow to the Grand.
150,000 board feet of timber lo
cated alonf the Wolf creek high
way, five miles west of Sunset
camp.
Part ot the timber is down while
some is classified as snags.
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Reported Daring "Week
A total of 932 covered accidents
and 14 claims for occupational dis
ease benefits were reported to the
state industrial accident commis
sion here during the week ended
November 9, . officials - reported
Friday.
There were no fatalities report
ed during the week. ,
Sherman, Hood River;
Counties Report First
Sherman and Hood River were
the first counties in Oregon to re
port their returns of the recent
general election to the state de
partment here. i '
Official canvass of the vote by
the secretary of state win get un
der way here Monday and prob
ably -will not be completed for
three weeks.: "
Ontario Man Appointed
Attorney1 for Malheur
Appointment of . Otis Smith of
Ontario as: district attorney "of
Malheur county to succeed M. A.
Biggs, recently elected circuit
HE5 BEEN AROUND FOR YEARS
EVERYONE CALLS HIM'THE BEAROt
HE MUST HAVE A NAME, BUT I NEVEft
judge; of Grant, Harney and Mal
heur! counties, was announced by
Gov. Earl Sneil here Friday. '
. Biggs resigned in order that he
may look after some personal
matters before assuming his new
duties, , , :
Smith has been practicing law
in Ontario for a number of years. '
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WID, NOV. 15. 8 30 P.M.
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I .1 vi lErfiliaTS 1001 STOtT '
ITS NOT IMPORTANT, BUT
FOR A MOMENT I THOUGHT
HE WAS SOMEONE I USED
TO KNOW.