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Salem to Get
Third Masonic
Lodge July 17
Salem, on July 17, will become
the onlr city in Oregon outside
Dt Portland to have three Masonic
lodges. , . . ..' J '":). ,
On that rate Ainsworth Lodge.
U. D- will be instituted bj Tred
VT. Hartman, Portland, grand
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Paul Tharalson
Attends Conference
Of D.A.V. in Tacoma
Paul Thar ilion. dmartment
commander of the Disabled Ame
rican Veterans for Oregon, at
tended a conference of national
officials and state of Washington
officials of the organization, at
Tacoma, Wash., July 11.
f In attendance were Milton D
Cohn, national commander; Dow
V. Walker, chairman of the na
tional finance committee, and
department - officers of Washing
ton and Oreeon.
"Plans for enlarging the organi
zation's rehabi litation service
were outlined as was the plan for
an Intense . membership campaign
to be launched this f all. Com
mander Cohn stressed the fact
that service to the veterans of
World war II will if rom now on
ba the nitaior Dart! of the DAV
program, j !
i Mae Gingrich
Funeral Will
I Be Saturday
Services for Mrs. Mae Ging
rich, resident of the 200 block on
North Cottage street, who died
at a Salem hospital Tuesday, will
be held Saturday at 10 a. m. from
the Clough-Barrick chapel. The
Rev. Willard B. Hall will offic
iate and interment will be in the
Gen. Mallori
An Army Man
For 37 Years
tho OSEGON STATESMAN. SoW Oregon. Friday Morning, Julr 13. 194$
Michael Nash
(Story also on page 1) .
Mai. Geil .T. BlMallon. who is
the commanding general for the
army ground forces replacement
depot No. 4 at Camp Adair, is a
native 'of New "York. He entered
the military service in 190S and
was commissioned a second lieu
tenant in 1912. , f
The general spent three years
with the army of occupation in
Germany Jn World war X, and.
then went to the command and
general staff school at It.! Lea
venworth, graduating: in 1123. He
was then assigned to demonstra
tion troops at the infantry school
at Ft. Benning, Ga., and in 1927
was graduated from the army
war college, :The next three years
he spent with the war depart
ment general staff. ..
I From 1930 until 1933 he was at
the field artillery - school at Ft
SilL Okla- with I infantry demon
stration troops and then , went to
headauarters . oi the eighth; corps
area as assistant chief of! staff
for military t intelligence. ' where
he remained until 1937
After two years with the SOtfc
infantry regiment, first as execu
tive officer and then as command
ing officer, he ; rejoined jthe . war
department general staff where
he stayed until January, 1 1942.
In January. 1942, he was made
a brigadier general and placed in
command of the infantry train
ing center at Camp Joseph T.
Robinson, Art, which j was his
last assignment before organiz
ing the army ground ; forces re
placement depot at Ft Meade.
In Seotember. 1944. while at
Ft Meade he was made a major
general.
Dies; Funeral
Set Saturday
Funeral services for Michae A-
Nash, ; Salem livestock 1 buyer,
who died at his home on Union
street Thursday, will be held
Saturday at 9 am. from i St. Jo
seph's Catholic church. His; death
followed an illness that had kept
him confined to his bed -for the
nast 11 months. !'
Nash was the son of James ana
Mary Nash and was born in Xe
Seur county, Minnesota, in 1885.
He came to Oregon 57 years ago,
ti Hinr t Amitv and com
ing to Salem in 1897. Hia marri
age to Rosa Dancer oceurreo m
McMinnvffle, Sept 2t, 1890.
Survivors include the -widow;
two' sons, Hroy and Uma Nash
both of Salem; two sisters, Maria
Agga Smith and Evelyn A. Nash
both of Salem; two Dromera,
jmM K. Najh of: Salem: ana
Firmin T. Nash of Slacleay; and
a rrandson. Thomas E. Nash of
Recitation of the rosary is sche
duled at 8 o'clock tonight from the
I FAGSSZvnr
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Year Around Dairy
Positions Arc Open
j Fifteen year-round dairy Jobs ;
are open in Folk county and Kay
Miem, Polk 'county farm laoor
assistant, reported Thursday that
the shortage was serious and that
some of the dairymen were tnreai
ehing to close up shop because of
lack of help. iThe Jobs pay from
is5 to ilTS a month. The farm
Ubor offices are situated5 in Dal
las and inaepenaence. j
W. T) Rigdon company chapeL
Vault entombment at Mt Crest
Abbey mausoleum will follow
the Saturday! services.
roaster of Masons in Oregon. It
is likely that there will be the
thrinc of dislinsuished
s o IIDOF cemetery.
jviasons ever xo iem m Ji . , - , , .1,,j
lem, officials of the organization Mrs. Gniideath foUowed
said. Members of his official fam- n illness of about a year. She
I. k- rrr and her husband, the late Oscar
u ...v.. r.inrirh. came to Salem over
master win oe M . j, - Lake citf
vans, ty n".: to he was connected
Waller M. tianson, tugene, cmui VwrA nhvral di-
,rnH warden: Uovd McRae. with the YMCA as physical di-
iHarry u. itouoiooi, granu .- ----.
i a : - i here.
reury. ana a I Mr. and ,Mr. Gingrich
ofl.cers ana past grana masiers. mMnberV of the First
jtalem win cww r-", church. aria Were
5Z? in musical circle, of
St or yS than -h church and the town.
any other city in uregon. insse - -- - v-rai VMrs taught
include Earl W Snell, Leslie M. t nd several years taugnt
Ctf wn.f r Win.low Percy ose subjects in Salem at the
Scott, Walter Ct Winslow, Percy art center in the school
t !f "Hw navu ; administration building. She was
'j- " also a member of ChaawicK
f The new lodge .-A. :Sl? of the Eastern
reives tne name ol Bcv- - - 15 ars WM
ond Masonic wage oi Per dian of theCampFire girls,
days, which surrendered its char- she w 'loyed by
ter .and perpetaatei . ut southern Pacific railway
ia aistinguisnea pioneer jwu
j who was one oi tne nrsi mem Deis u - son Oscar
Ginsrich. ir.. of the U. S, navy
; City, Muitnoman mo. i. pt ' olltu Me who wm be
This will be the second Masonic at h- services
I lodge to be- instituted within a unable to attend the services.
I :-.J 9 A nAttm at- To ft
! was instituted last month. ! ! member of Harbor lodge; Richard
The dispensation for Ainsworth V. Caieson, j. w.. memoci
i- im,A in Krnist RJ Salem -lode No. 4. Temporary
Rinao; W. M.,1 member of Salem home of the new lodge wiU be at
lodge No. 4; Roy J. Stewart S. 1 249 N. CommerclaL
v'vA CROWV
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important place in your
cupboard because I can
offer your family a valuable
.concentrated source of
Vitamins B, E and G in
most enjoyable form. Try
me for delicioua muffins
and breads and also use me
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About 1 Mik East of Stito Hospital
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Plenty of Parkin Space
Hcinlein's Ilarkci
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Its Easy to Park! at Heutlein
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Grocery
1701 Center Slreel
Corner of 17tk
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Eillalehes
6-box
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a wonderful
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day prices really means a saving.
Crisp, crunchy, green type
pound
medium size bunches
ancahe
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28-oz pkg.
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2 call cans
Garden fresh!
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