i fThe OnTGOn STATECT.IAIL Coles. Oregon. Wednesday Horning, January 2t ISIS
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Court Holds
Paper Carrier
As Employe
The state supreme court, in a
6 to 1 decision, Tuesday , held that
rural carrier a an employe for
the Oregon Journal was subject to
the unemployment" compensation
, laws rather than an independent
Contractor. :v " , - ::t --j
, The carrier involved in. the pro
reeding is James R. Johnston, who
had contracts to deliver papers to
Benton and Linn county subscrib
ers and to pay the Journal , for
his papers. : .
. The Oregonian . has a similar
case . pending. . i
The majority opinion, written
by Justice Hall S- Lusk. affirmed
Circuit Judge X G. Lewelling of
Benton county.
Justice George Rosman, in a
dissenting opinion, said : Johnston
was a contractor and to pay' him
compensation was unwarranted.
Mission Group
Meets Friday
- AMITY The Baptist Mission
circle will meet Friday, Jan. 26 at
the church at 8 pjn. . Dr. Smith of
Linfield , college will be the guest
speaker and will present pictures
of his field-while a missionary in
India.
Mrs. Ivan Waddell of Medford,
and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schaeffer
. of Lafayette were recent guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. Wad
dell. Mr. and Mrs. Waddell re
cently returned from a six weeks
trip to Washington, DC and New
York City. While in Washington
they were guests of their son, Ra
mon Waddell and family. Mrs.
Ivan Waddell is a daughter-in-law
tf Mr. and. Mrs. - Waddell and
Schaeffer is Mrs. E. Waddell's
brother. '
Mrs. Velma Wood spent last
. week in Seattle as a guest of Mrs.
, Genelda Christensen. - jThey were
school mates in Ami
Tiirner Woman
Visits Sons
TURNER Mrs. D. R Standley
has returned .from a month's trip
to Phoenix, Ariz where she vis
ited with her sons, Howard and
Cecil and their families. The trip
was made by bus and was a sur
prise to all but onejon.
Mrs. Agnes Bear, is doing sub
stitute teaching in Turner high
school this week for Mrs.;, Speck,
who is ill.
Melvin Holt, flying instructor,
Will spend the wgekend at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Holt. His wife makes her
home there during his absence.
An older brother, Richard,-an avi
ator, visited his parents and his
wife and children recently.
William Salisbury, who has
work in Portland, spent a recent
weekend with his sister, Miss Mu
riel. Salisbury.
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, KOAC-(550 kC)-AM-10.00 News;
1015 Homemaker; 11 School ot Air
ii:io Concert Hall. PM Noon News;
12-fs FarnT Hour: IK Rdin' Range:
!U5 Variety Time; W Oj
J 30 Memory Music; 3:00 News: 3.15
Music- Masters; 4:00- Bookman; 4.15
I Scio won; three straight IromiBWK pot (i)
AT of L, Interstate Tractor took
three from M & F Grocery, Bos-
ler Electric j whitewashed Keith
Brown's, Armour's took two j of
three from the Police, Capital City
Laundry beat Brite Spot 2rl, and I
Maynower Milk downed the Pap.
ermakers 2-1 in Tuesday night's
Industrial lea rue bowlina on
fection alleys. Aleshire, Armour's,
rolled high series, and Bigler. of I
the same team, captured high
tram hnnnr nritK 91ft . ", ... I
scio 01 i 4 j
Kenyon .164 149 S0S-81S
Caswell
.101
m 133 so I
Hendricksou
.178 148 147-471
-208 m 155 839
Schrunk .
Oensmor .
145 167 135447 1
Totals
797 165 794 235S I
TRADK COUNCIL (AFL) (81 I
Meyer 120 159 115-0941
Brant 118 118 124 360 I
Breneman . .137 103 ' 96336 I
FuttreU
-138 123 136397
Oakea
J 89 127 158474
Totals
..784 712 711 2207
M A r GROCERY (9)
H&naicap 33 33 33
89
B. Grtfflui 148 191 145484 I
Curtis , .113 135 135 383
to- Griftith , 172 180 173r-52
Morean 117 144 lfil o
. I
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rAlt f 797
INTERSTATE TRACTOR I1
w. vaidex : 189 201 182 872 I
Stettler .A .... 149 184 170603
Byeri . 145 152 139438
Pctersoo , 193 194 ; 186573
li57 i4 aoi-807
Ira "wo lis 21
rUunf
Totals
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Handicap 42 43 43 126 !
BarKer , ..,,145 J46 142433
n,nl 1 vi tin an w I
D. Brown i isi 145 461 i
PoweU
Vl i iJtlfS
Hawkins .
1 -U WW 1
Totals 727 777 701 2205 I
BOSLER ELECTRIC 3 .
Riches
-192 189 152433 I
Kelly
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Rrffey
Bishop
SUke
Ii80 168 iis462
.187 170 154-491
880 Sis 721 2419
Totals
ARMOURS STAR (2)
168 180 128474
Pederson
Aleshine
229 194 167590 I
Haagenson
Bigler ..
Edwards
.ITO ' UI iVvl IUJ
n mo imIam I
154 171 167492
J72 932 774 2578 1
Totals
SALEM POLICE (1)
Hanrfiran 1 T "7 U
utaain lis i aoo l
MitUUl . ,, . ,, i 1 1(4 1M
Friesa 170 131 153454
Mathers
Seipp
Totals
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JD6at MOnmOlltll
MONMOUTH Monmouth's
Wolves lost to Duane Mellem's
Eugene high "Bees" 37 to 32 at
FiiPPn. ?atnrHav nirht. Enne
led 20 to 10 at halftime. The "big"
game of the season for the locals
is slated for Friday of this week
when the Independence Hqpsters
invade Monmouth for the first
nmoAf their horn and home ser-
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EUGENE BEES (37) (32) MONMOUTH
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wud (8) g (i4) McLen I
Subs for Eujfene "Ruth"4. Hubbard
2. smith 2. schmetding 2. Fredericks
4. Denzer 2; for Monmouth Howard 4.
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Trafio Winds: 430 Treasury Salute;
45: NovaUme; 3.00 Upbeat: JO
Amrina'n MllSIC! 5 :5 BeVOTVl ViCtOTT
6:00 News; 6:18 -Farm Hour; T0
Shorthand Contest; 7:30 Melody; 8 .DO
OSC vs. Wash, basketball; 130 News;
8:45 Meditations. ... . . , ' - -
29 29 3ft 87
J 38 i 137 12 393
-119 144 131394
-163 153 170486
m 1 179 S18
-201. 158 15 315
Erugaard -
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capital.city laundry (i ,.
SZZZT j
Buck i i 199 S34
Mcciuskey , , ies 187 . i4j 469
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r apevmakeks U)
Cady:;
-133 142 133418
JW; 172 190528
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-195: 136 134465
.152;: 115 183450
.144: 176 154474
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ToUls
.792 741 794 2327
MAYFLOWER MILK
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Z1Z7.J, iXUXZ , llimt
Carr 113 181 133-427
n , -Ktnfrai- inn 101 I niiM
n nw45... 107.' in
Totals
.863 848 752 2463
Trojans Still Hot
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 23.-(flV
aoutnern auiornia s ar o j a n s
made it 13 win in 17 start in
S-ut v ..t , t
vjr umuuaui( a .iosi-ireuuu
d. 1 1 LI 11
iauy wj HUUIH.C a uditveiuttn train
from the nearby Los Alamitos na-
val airbase 49 to 36.
Jefferson CE Society
Elects New Officers
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church elected officers;as follows
president, Gene Powell vice pres
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i meni, ; nooen oimpson; secrevary,
Rarhin "Minor- rAaciw Marian
v--f lr-t.
lJ' h woisuiii uwuuiaij, ; iivuvcii
Simion; social chairman, Sara
Hutchings; missionary advisor,
Smith; lookout; chairman,
Andf Paschall
A hew lookout chairman will be
elected, as Andy Paschall is leav-
ing soon for the navy; air corps.
The young people hav decided to
gef their topics for study from the
Christian Endeavor quarterly; and
the CE. World, for the coming
' js
Stahlnian Funeral Is
Tliiirsday at Stayton
DETROIT Fannie Viola Stahl-
man, 70, late resident;; of Detroit,
ded;gt a Eugene hospital Mon
day. Survivors are four : sons, Don
Rbseburg, Earl and Ward of
Detroit, Alfred oi uamp maxey,
Texal; three daughters Mrs. Ethel
Esteyi Mrs. Norma Booker of De
troit,; and Mrs.. Naida.; Booker of
Holley; as siter, Mrs. Phyla Bilyeu
of Kalama Wash : ohe brother,
f f and
13 grandchildren. j- - , '
unerai w"! !,IWT 1
l nufyirT U1r", 1M"T
era! home in Stay ton.; Burial will
be at-Gates.
Shirley Hill Takes
Over Co-ed FrofiTam
OREGON STATE .; COLXEGE,
Corvallis, Jan. 23 Recent changes
. : ,
CaiiU, lyviuuiiaiu w kivi.i va
the staff of Associated Women
Students' radio half-hour at Ore
gon State college include that of
Shirley Hill, Salem, sophomore in
lower: division. Miss Bill has been
named music chairman to replace
Mary Ellen Rutherford of St Hel
ens. This weekly co-ed program is
broadcast over station KOAC
, every- Saturday morning at ; 1 1
information about local clubs and
organizations.
Sims Family Guests
Of Glenn Larkins .
EAST SALEM-rAlr. and 'Mrs.
Sam Sims' and son, ,- Lt , Darrell
Sinis were dinner guests Thurs
day of Mr. and Mrs Glenn Lar-
kins and daughter, Fay on Garden
Rbadi ; Lieutenant Sims is spend
ing art eight day leave at the home
of his! parents in Salem. He came
west from the Marine base at
Cherry Point, N.C., and will report
this week at a California base.;
Firef Destroys House ;
While Owners Visiting
GERVAIS Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
McDohald of Portland spent Sun
day with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Vogt in Gervais. In
the : afternoon a . neighbor- tele
phoned that their house on Foster
road ;and its -contents had been
destroyed by fire. Some insurance
was carried.'. v ri- -
Five Year Old Falls
VICTOR POINT Morris Fisch-
I er, S, son of Mr, and Mrs. Marion
Fischer, is recovering from
i broken wrist received when he
i fell from a horse recently.
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I Coiiina K
' y 20 Dividends
That's why policyholders renew with Hoggins
; ' , office year after year.
TIIE GEN ERAL CAPITAL STOCK INSU1UNCB'
. AT ITS BEST
CHUCK
Oregons Largest
balera and
129 N. Commercial
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Mrs. Adams Is .;
New President r
PRINGLE The Community
club i met at the schoolhouse Fri
day jiight for election of officers.
Mrs.! James Adams f was- elected
president, " Jack Allm :iwaa re
elected vice-president, and Mrs.
Carl iBartruff retains her position
as club secretary-treasurer. The
new j officers took over Immedi
ately after electionit''::':;
A -pfenny supper ; was planned
fori February 9, with. sale of
aprons and dish-towels to be held
in connection with i "ft - Advisory
committee for this event are Mrs.
Chester Morris, Mrs. AJ E. Elli
son, Mrs. E. Nelson, Mrs. Ed Kot
tek and the club officers. 1 i
The program consisted of i a
recitation and song by the pri
mary; room, a tap dance by Donna
and Sharlene Nelson, Mrs. Agnes
Booth spoke on the American
youth and the job he is doing.
L. L. Norton was assigned as
chairknan of the program j! com
mittee for the next meeting and
Mrs. J, L. Fenley Ruby Guy and
Maryj Blackwell will be next: re-
rresnrnent commutee. I
Floyd Chastain,! who started in
the fourth grade here a short
time iago, has left with his family
for Seattle. . i 4 r ,
Robers Grange
Coinmittees Named
ROERTS-The grange met at
the hall Saturday night
Roy Rice, master, appointed the
following committees for the year:
Agricultural: Elmer Minch, Lee
Eyerly and Leonard Zielke. - ,
Legislative: Winnie Pettyjohn.
Ed Ciymer and Roy Rice.
Welfare: Mrs. Roy Rice, Mrs.
Stephen Minard and Mrs.' George
Higgins. ' ' H. , l-
New members proposed are Mrs.
Rex Minard and Mildred Minch,
The group decided to hold a neigh
borhood, party in thej grange hall
February 10, 7 p. m.,f potluck sup
per preceding the party. No charge,
everyone in neighborhood invited.
McAlpiyi Teacher!
Given Surprise j
McALPIN Mrs. Ethel Lang
was Surprised on; her birthday
when - JoAnne Lang and Alice
Jean Fisher gave a party with the
pupils; of McAlpin as guests. Re
freshments were served. Mrs.
Lang is the teacher at McAlpin.
Gene Terry of Beaverton visit
ed relatives and friends here sev
eral days last week. ; He attended
Silverton high school for three
years and has completed his course
at Beaverton. He has enlisted in
the army air corps.
Pie Social Nets $75
To Pratum Community
PRATUM Returns from5 the
Pratum . Community club pie1 so
cial and carnival at the school
house ; ; Friday night I totaled ' $75
Proceeds will defray expenses of
the club and the school. ' i
The program consisted of "Chalk
Talk" ; by Frank Bowers; reading,
Mrs. JT. H. Prtmk: one-act play.
He Didn't Propose"; musical se
lections by the Bouchie family of
Turner. Mrs. John Roth and Wil
lis Goebel were in charge of the
program. Cornelious Bateson is
the club president i : , I
Next month's program will be
arranged by "Mrs. John Hay,! Mrs.
Alvin Zielesch, and Henry Beut
ler. Refreshment chairman, i Mrs.
A. Turner. . , i I
Former Dallas Woman
Visits Friends There
DALLAS Mrs. Tennis, super
intendent of Ballington club for
women in Portland,' and former
resident of Dallas for many years,
is visiting friends here. She ar
rived Thursday. ' , . . 1 ,
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Dawson,
son Carl and daughter, Nancy of
Reedsport, spent Thursday with
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed C Dunn.
HEALTH TO YOU!
Corracf fecto, CoIm MmwH
Basterrhotda ; rPilas). Fls
ore. Fistula, Beraia (Hup.
hue) datref aealtb-powet
to axa-abUifr to saior Hi.
Our avthod ct traatmatat
without hospital oporatioa
snceoaatullr emploTod tor
33 toots, lilxiral erodit
tanas. QeA for rxamlBahoa
er send lor FBE booklet.
Open Evffimft, Mon., WedL, fVL, 7 to L30
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INSURANCE
Upstate Agency
Klarshfield ,
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GardenClub
Urges Buying
Bush Pasture
Directors of Salem Men's Gar
den dub went on record Tuesday
night endorsing the purchase by
the dty of the Bush property on
South High street for park pur
poses and urging the voters of Sa
lem "to give carefuj consideration
to the matter before casting! their
ballots on February 9.
Following ' the meeting of the
club's board at the YMCA, H. L.
Staver, president listed as the
reasons given by the organization
for; its endorsement; - ;
1. Trees and shrubs planted
there by the pioneers are invalu
able and could not be duplicated.
J. RV Judd of the Arnold arbore
tum, Boston, recently said "Many
rare specimens in Miss Bush's
garden could not easily be found
elsewhere."
i. A living memorial in the
form of parks and gardens is lar
more appropriate as a tribute to
heroes than cold bronze and mar
ble. ' r, v f
3. Salem is greatly . lacking in
BLONDIE
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a -; ( .. THAT YOU GO TO
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yOUTHWK there! nore.to .
STOWS BEING ON TVVKT JAP HELD
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SCORCHY SMITH
HARNEY GOOGLE
'MICKEY MOUSE
THIMBLE THEATRE
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
THE LONE RANGES
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I'M TER0I8LE SORRY f YOUR I
MR. Si MB AD IS MAO JFaULT?!
at Yoa irt au p
MY FAULTy 6fiL,
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park facilities andj should have
much more tpace devoted to them.
- 4. Salem will never again have
another opportunity to get such
fine tract of land right in the heart
of the dty.
S. When the city is larger, the
people will be grateful, to this
feneration for its foresight. :
Farrell Distributes
$41,980 in State Funds
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I Distribution of two funds, total
ing 3)41,980.31, was announced to
day by Secretary of State Robert
S, .Farrell, jr.- . ' . ;
: One fund of $15,000, represent
ing revenue derived from the state
amusement device tax, was ap
portioned on the basis of W per
cent, to the state public assistance
fund; and 40 per cent to the 36
counties in the state.- f t
The second fund, totaling $26,
980.31 and - representing monies
received from the federal govern
ment under the Taylor grazing act.
was distributed to the following
12 counties: Baker; : Crook, Des
chutes, Gilliam, Grant, Harney,
Klamath, Lake, Malheur, Morrow,
Sherman and Umatilla. . ; .
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ACTED KINO OF My5TEf30US
ABOIT A FEW THINGS
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PLANT W YOUR
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Pratuia Scout Sponsor
Meets on ThurBday ;.
PRXTUM Lyle Leighton, Boy
Scout executive of the Cascade
Area Council, was. guest speaker
at the Pratum PTA at the W. E.
Branch home Thursday. He ex
plained the work ot the sponsor
organization 'and the committee.
The committee includes Branch,
C. " C Bateson and Melvin lien,
d, A. Lynds is the local scoutmas
ter. . 1 - ,
i. The PTA is sponsor and as soon
as official organization is com
pleted a community Boy Scout
program will be arranged;. TVee
4-H clubs and a 'Bed Cross Home
Nursing class is also sponsored
gy toe group. The series of radio
programs on "Youth Talks It
Over" over KSLM arranged by
the Marion County PTA i Council
were announced. Pratum PTA
goes on the .air, Saturday. March
3, 4:43 to g p. m.
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THIS NOTE FtSJAWE OLD
MAN. REQUESTS BOTH OP US
TO SEE HIM AND REPORT OH
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TOLD THE TRUTM-I DO WOPJClNAJ
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wVssTVBrtba XHoaae Qdataplets eatch
cold their ehasta. throats and backs
aretmmadiataty rubied with aiusteoia.
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from coughs, sore throat, achin moacJaa
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