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The Oraqon Statesman
fcELIGION CHAPEL THEME.,
. The Rev. John L. Kniehf
peaker ' in the Wednesday ; reli
gious: chapel at Willamette I uni
versity. Arc' assistant professor of
tension.' counsellor on relipioiic
life, Prof. Knight is active in re
Ugious .organizations op the cam-
pusj His topic was "A Conviction
and a Question" ' r-pritpriner nrv-r
new thought trend by the youth
-ef America. Evelyn Jory of L03
Gatos, Calif., gave the opening
and closing - thoughts, and - ilss
Edith Fairhifm of Sajem sang a
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Wanted, listings of 8 homes. : We
fcave many clients who re des
perately in need of 2 and 3. bed
room home to buy. Lee Ohmart
it Co., Realtors, phone 8680, 477
Court St.'
f RESIDENT ELECTED
In a close revote decision Vir
ginia Cannon of Salem became the
first president: of the independent
women's organization on the Wil
v lamctte campus Tuesday. The re
sult of the first election Monday
whs a ue oeiween uormny liage
f Portland and Miss Cannon. The
new president will take charge
Immediately and . other officers
Will be elected at a meeting next
week. 1
We cut and install Shatter-Proof
uto glass. R. D. Woodrow, 325
Center st
IN AND OUT
A certificate of assumed" busi
ness for the Willamette Motor Co.
was filed with the Marion county
tlerk Wednesday by Eugene Tall
man, 1576 Frank st. West Salem,
and Leon A. Tallman, 116T Elm
It, West Salem. 'A certificate of
retirement from the same com
pany was filed y: Carl T. Pope.
Tor home ' loans see Salem Fed
eral, 130 South Liberty.
"CAR RECOVERED1
City police have been advised
that a 1937 Ford coupe, belong
big to Frank Evans, 2025 Market
at, has been found abandoned
near Redmond. The car has been
missing for some time.
DAV Bazaar Thurs. & Fri. Porfr
land Gas is Coke Co. ' ,
OOP COMMITTEE CALLED ,
Cliff Lewis, chairman of the
-Marion county central committee
Jor the republican party has called
n executive committee meeting
JYiday night at 8 o'clock at the
courthouse to consider questions
pertaining to the January 11 spec
Mi congressional election.
Bishops Studio will pay reward
lor furn. or unfurn. apt or house
lor ex-service man and wife. Per
manently employed. Ph. 7688. '
FIRE CALL .
City firemen were called to the
Oregon Wrecking company at 960
K. Commercial st. Wednesday to
dout a blaze in two old car
ies. No damage was reported.
OPbiliiary
Burner
In this city November 27. Rev. Henry
Irnest Hilmer, late resident of 1076
South Liberty street, at the axe of 86
years. Husband of Emma Kilmer of Sa
lem; father of Mrs. Clara Meyer of
Lafayette. Ore., and brother of Sophie
lfUmer of Cincinnati, and Dr. W. C.
hilmer of Corona. Calif. Announce'
inent of servjees later by W. T. Rigdon
Oompany.
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. Mrs. Arvilla Smith, late resident of
Aurora, at a local hospital Wednesday,
Kovpmber 23. at the ate of 88 Tears.
Survived by sons. Victor E; Smith of
Taeoma and Albert J. Smith of Port'
land.. Funeral services will be 'held
Friday, November 30. at 2 p.m. from
the Clouch-Barrick chapel.
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Sephisticated. hilarious, wew-packe4, whirlwind entertain
ment . . . featuring specialties, paredies and sengs they've
made famous!
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Rusty Colman -- St. Clair & Durand
" Comedy Bli C. , Ballroom Stars
Coning, Ilcnday, Dec. 3rd .
" The Sensational. Comedy, Singinr Dancing ,
Stars of Bill Robinson's Cotton Club Review
FORD, HARRIS & JOIIES
We Gnarantee This Act Will Stop Every Show!
They're Funny, Fast and Terrific! v
DBnanffs
Telephone) 9101 . .
RED CROSS MAN COMING f
4 Ralph Carlson, field represen
tative for first aid, water safety,
and accident prevention from the
San. Francisco area office of the
American Red Cross, will be in
Salem on Sunday, December 2,
to confer with state department
of education officials regarding
first ' aid programs. Carlson is
known'to many in Salem, having
Conducted a. life saving 'instruct
ors, course here several years ago.
Tor unpainted. furniture shop at
Woodrow's. 325 Center.
IIAT CHANGES .HANDS
A certificate of assumed busl
ness name was filed with the
Marion county clerk Wednesday!
by Arid and Darline Coon, 1275
State st., and Lloyd and Mattie
Keene, 1295 State st., for the Top
Hat restaurant and service sta
tion. A certificate of retirement
from the. same establishment was
filed by Arid and Darline Coon.
Fur storage. Let us tell you about
our storage with free moth-proof'
ing. Prices. "'
ASKS FOR ROAD
A petition to the Marion county
court Wednesday by.L. A. Esson
asks that a road be constructed
between market road 73 and a
plot of 70 acres of his land. The
road would be about 20 chains
long. At present, the "petitioner
states, he has no access to any
road from his plot of land.
Dance Saturdays, Silverton arm
ory, Glenn Woodry's 12-pc. band.
POWER LINE APPROVED
A petition to the Marion county
court by the Mountain States Pow
er Co., to install an electric trans
mission pole line along a certain
portion of county road 949 for a
distance of approximately . 2596
feet was approved Wednesday.
Fall bulbs. Jary Florist 373 State.
WARD MANAGER HERE
Wellington T. Switzer, manager
of the Montgomery Ward store
at Eugene, was a business visitor
in. Salem on Wednesday.
7 hr. developing & printing ser
vice at Burke's Camera Shop. 174
N. Com!
VISITORS, FROM EL'tiENE "
Walter S. Garrett and A. C.
Stockstad, Eugene business men,
were visitors, in Salem on Wed
nesday.
Lutz Flower Shoppe, 1276 N. Lib
erty, phone 9592.
JUROR ILL
Because one of the Jurors on
the case of Hansen vs Kingwell
suddenly became ill Wednesday
the case was continued until to
day. Capital Cab phone 6646.
TINDALL GETS LAND
C. H. Tindall was issued a con
tract of sale by the Marion county
court Wednesday covering about
5 acres of lond on the bank of
the North Santiam river.
Wedding pictures taken at the
church. 520 State. Ph. 5722. .
BOND FUNDS INVESTED
The Marion county court issued
an order Wednesday directing the
investment of surplus funds of
$15,000 in series G bonds in con
nection with the victory loan.
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Marvin Lewis, cold storage lock
ers, are now open. 275 Wallace
Road. .
COAST
DANCE TO Tin3 MUSIC , i
OF THE SUPPER CLUB j
- BAND .
EMPLOYES MEET TONIGHT
-Floyd Query, district director
of 1 the Oregon State Employes'
association, -Rep. Paul Hendricks,
a Salem attorney, and a represen
tative of the Public yrVdministra
tloik ' service of Chicago S here tp
help set up stale civil service, will
present, varioul phases of the mer
it system and IQregon's new civil
service organisation at tonight's
special joint meeting of all chap
ters of the association, to? be held
at 8:15 o'clock! at the Salem Wo
man's club, 460 N. Cottage- st,
Members hae tbeen urged to: at
tend V wi.1 to fake J witi j them a
friend uterestd irji the informa
tion ue presented; there officers
of the employes' group said Wed
nesday. j
Are I your brakes 'safe for wet
weather? Specialized brake serv
ice -Jet Stevertson iand fMefford
Texaco Station! Court and Church
Sts. Phi 2-193L I I: i r
Marvin Lewis,lcold storage lock
era, pre now fcpen. 275
Road, j '
Wallace
GOES HOME WEDNESDAY .'
Dismissals from the Deaconess
hospital Wednesday included
Mrs. I Hilory Gibson and infant
daughter of route two, Salem;
Mrs J Oscar Angel and infant son
of 2340 W. Notj Hill st, and Mrs.
Harvey Bradley, 5034 SJ2. Rhone
st, ; Portland, who was Involved
in ari auto accident j j
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Rummage sale; Jr; Guild Episc.
Parish Hse, 9 a.m. Nov. 30-Decl.
Beulah Lott Qneen candidate will
entertain you 9;30; Friday night
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ANOTHER CAk FOUND i
Police notified E "J. fiurnslde,
1930 In. Church st, Wednesday
that I his 1937 Pontiac: coach;
stolen, November 27 frpm the
streets of" Salem, was recovered
at Capitol and Shipping pts. The
car had been driven about ! 30
miles; ahd was out of gas, the
officers said. 1 ! 'i. i
Cyn" Cronlse! Photographs and
Frames. 1st Natl Bank Bldg,
Wanted, listings, of homes. We
have! many clients !who ire 'des
perately in need of 2 and 3 bed
room,; home to buy. Lee ; Ohmart
& Co., Realtors, phone 9680, 477
Cour St! - I p j
CARS COLLIDE
Cars driven fcy Ruth Etta Phil
pot, 1244 Chemjeketa St., and Nar
cIsse'iLaraut 355 N. Church st.,
were! involved i in a collision at
Chemeketa artd 1 North Cottage
st. Wednesday! Not personal 'Jn-
juries were reported
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Knight Memorial rummage -sales
Wed.jThurs., 439 Court, j
Ruth I De Ross formerly of Vanity
Box Is now ait the Bonnie Lee
Beauty Shop. Ph, 9659.
CUTS FINGER
First aid men treated E. j S
Thompson, 748 North 20th st.
when he cut thje forefinger on his
left hand with ;an axe Wednesday,
The cut was ript serious,! the aid
men said. i ;- .
Yes, jjie will ke tJiem. Superba
cravts are smat tie?. With a gift
folder $1.00 anil $1.50. Alex Jones,
121 North Higft St. F j i
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Lucien LeLong's representative,
Kay McHenry.jWill be at our store
November 26thto Dec. 1. prices.
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OriGommmiity
Health Center
Hollywood Lions club members
Wednesday hazard Harley . Libby,
farmer by profession, a member
of the Farmers' Union and a past
members of the farm security ad
ministration,! give details, concern
ing the! proposed community
health : jbenter sponsored by the
Farmers' Union, i '. ' i
Jncortorated'tmder the Oregon
law as 4 fraternal cooperative, the
center ii to be called the Farmers'
Union Health association, Libby
said. There wui be an initial mem
hrshin p and vwrlv Htiwt- grad
uated td the! number in the fami
ly, but any I number of children
above nine in one family to be
treated tree. To be successful, he
said, thre must be from one to
two thousand families participat
ing i ' 1
Proposed site of the health cen
ter: is on the crest of the hill be
hind thf former Roselawn funer-
ai inome ouiuung.
Don Madison announced the
American Legion sponsored drive
for Christmas packages for hos
pitalized veterans and the Rev.
S. Raynpr Smith voiced an appeal
from the Red Cross for like gifts.
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CAMP FIRE GD1LS TO RULE
! PORTLAND, Nov. 28-()-Nan-
cyl Judges, Grant high student
Will take over as mayor of Port
land foi a day tomorrow, assisted
by j so other Camp Fire Girls.
ARM INJURY
Eugene Short, 13, 1298 6th st
West Salem, was given first aid
treatment Wednesday after he put
his, arm through a broken win
dow and received a bad cut He
was taken to a physician for fur
ther treatment
Mum plants. Jary Florist 373
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JOINS HOME FURN. CO.
George Peper, for six years with
the) H. L. Stiff Co. and prior to
that fori 10 years connected with
Mntgoijnery Ward, has become
associated with the Salem Home
Furn. dp-, the store management
announced Wednesday.
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Wanted! listings of homes. We
have many clients who are des
perately! in need of 2 and 3 bed
room home to buy. Lee Ohmart
& Co., Realtors, phone 9680, 477
Court St.
SHOW OFFERED LODGE
A shdw is on the schedule -as
a feature of tonight's meeting of
the Salem Elks lodge. Fred Phil
lips Wiljj be in the chair for the
observance oi leading - Kmgnvs
night
Lions aux. rummage sale Frid. &
Sat. 43$ Court,
LICENSED TO WED
A mlrriage' license has been
issued ih Portland to William J,
Ritchey Independence, and Ethel
M.'- Monroe,! East Port Orford,
Wash, j .
Madsen fori fine ice cream.
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CLUB MEETS TONIGHT
Townsend Ivlub No. 16 meets
tonight pat the home of Anna M
Arnold, 12256 Ford st.-
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Industrial Safety
Conference Slated
.The second Oregon! Industrial
safety conference, conducted by
the accident prevention division
of -he ' state industrial accident
commission, will' be held in Sa
lem December J3 and 14, Paul
E. Gurske, conirnissiori chairman,
announced Wedhjesdayi .j , " '
" The program will based on
a; practical approach to Oregon's
peacetime p induitrial problems.'
Special panels on accident pre
vention will 'be ield. .";
' There will be a dinner program
Thursday night i
Prevents
Schools! From
Building Plan
Moire than three-fourths of the
Oregon .school districts are barred
from building modern: one-room
school buildings through a bond
ing .campaign, eyen though they
bonded to the liniit Rex Putnam,
state superintendent of public in
struction, declared here Wednes
day, i i ;
Putnam said the existing laws
prohibit bonding for school con
struction purposes in j excess of
five per cent of the district's prop
erty valuations. To erect a $12,000
one-room school the districts
would have to have property val
uations of $240,000, Putnam
averred. t
In Polk, an average County, on
ly 13 of the 73; school districts
would have to have property val
uations 4n excess of $250,000.
Putnam ; indicated that an el-
fort !may be made at the next
legislature to change the law to
increase the present bond limita
tion, provided costs of materials
and manpower remain at then
present levels, i
Ask Continuation
Of ! Price Controls
Dubbing themselves j "employes
with ! middle class incomes 29
Portland workers initiated and
signed a petition sent to McDan
nell Brown, Portland district OPA
director, expressing themselves
"in favor of continued price con
trol on all commoditites including
Tents, until conditions are natur
ally stabilized." ;j '
Brown said a few days before
the letter arriveel he had had a
telephone call from one of the
men expressing deep concern that
price; controls would be lifted pre
maturely so that Ihe man of ave
rage income woud not be able to
meet! living costsf Because this is
"Victory over 1113116 week.
Brown released excerpts as being
of general interest.
Heart Attack Kills
Independence Man
Verne I. Collins, rt. 1, Indepen
dence, was found dead in his room
at the Salem hotel early Wednes
day, apparently from a heart at
tack. : I - S
Collinshad registered at the
hotertnesnight before, police rec
ords j stated. Death was instan
taneous, the record added.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
WUlard J. Johnson v Mare -'Eliza
beth. Johnaon: Suit for divorc charges
cruel and inhuman treatment. Married
April 27, 1933 at Manor, Wash.
Arlena Toeue vs Harold C Toell:
Suit for divorce charging cruet and
innuman ireaimem afKs custody oi
two minor children and S3S ner month
support money for each child. Married
June 22, 1933 at Salem, u 1 -
Earl P. Ha lev va Verna G. Hallev:
Suit for divorce charging cruel and
inhuman treatment asks that defend
ant be awarded the custody of four
minor cnuaren plain tm to pay svo
per month support money. Married
Sept. IS. 1S26 at Washborn, N. D.
Catherine Sherwood vs Henry Sher
wood r Suit for divorce chartrinx cruel
! and. inhuman treatment asks custody
of one child. Married Dec, 23. 1936
at Cbrvallis. i i
Dewey Rand v A. M. Church: Plain
tiff files reply admitting and denying
to defendant's amended answer. .
Pete Bessett vs Jerry Bessett; Ap
plication made to place suit on trial
docket i for Dec. 3. 1845.
Ralph W. KIodd vs Bettr KIodd:
Suit for divorce charging cruel and
inhuman treatment. Married Sept. 14,
1844.
Emma O'Konak Vs Charles O'Konski
Application made to place suit on trial
docket for Dec. 3, 1945, as uncontested
divorce matter.
Archie K. Mattison vi State Indus-
Hospital Staff
Attends Meet
Attending the convention of
Oregon Council of Hospitals Fri
day at Eugene will be Frank F.
WedeL administrator of the Sa-
iem Deaconess hospital, Irvin F.
Wedel, assistant administrator,
Selma V. Hilmer, superintendent
of nurses at the Deaconess, , and
Mr. andf Mrs. Glen Wade. .
Mr. and Mrs. Wade will leave
today for Eugene and prior to at
tending the convention. Wade will
give a "black light" examination
to members of the medical staff
of the Eugene hospital and clinic.
Wade is also one of the speakers
at the convention, and will dis
cuss "Problems of Broader Hos
pital Protection."
Stores Asked to
Turn in Tokens
All red tokens in possession of
retailers, wholesalers and pri
mary ! distributors of rationed
meats and fats must be turned in
to ration bank accounts by De
cember 11, G. M. Hafenbrack,
OPA ration banking executive,
advised today. The meats-fats ra
tion stamps, however, need not be
turned in, but may be disposed of.
The tokens, used in the ration
program as change-makers, are
government property, Hafenbrack
pointed out, and are to be col
lected In order to prevent their
misuse. The tokens need not be
counted and may be placed either
in the standard containers or in a
sealed envelope.
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trial : Accident commission: Defendant
moves court for an order to strike, i
State of Oregon vs Carl Pyeatt: De
fendant files notice of aooeal to state
supreme court."
Winona Louise Meech vs William
Walter Meech: Suit for divorce chare.
ing cruel and Inhuman treatment asks
custody of two minor children. Mar
ried Oct. 22, 1938. at Yakima, Wash.
PROBATE COURT . -
Loyal Hamilton and Dorothy Powers,
estate: Petition by Fred and Grace
Powers. Joint administrator?, to com
promise a claim for damages and to
execute a release approved.
:Clara E. Pomtroy, estate: May E.
Chrestenson appointed executrix and
NeU Brown. E. O. Stadter. Jr.. and
Mary By Purvine appointed appraisers.
Grover H. Nelson, estate: Final and
supplemental account filed by Martin
H. Nelson, approved.
MUNICIPAL COURT
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' Arlin Staab. 1735 D st. violation of
the basic rule. $7 JSO fine; no drivers
license. $5 fine.
Theodore D. DuTrain. 3084 Portland
rd. ? driving while under the influ
ence of intoxicating liquor; released
on $250 ball, fine $125.
Beauty Basics
Chsrniodfl "Numtral" Brat
with stitched underbutt for
rounded uplift and lastex cen
ter front release. Each size
U'lorsd In thrts alfftrent pro
portions to fit ths small, med
ium or largo development. Ad
justable shoulder straps and
back closing.
Combination panty and garter
girdle for coed control. Satin
lastle sides and Contro-Flex"
cotton and rayon knit fabric
In nudo color. Felt protected
talon cioaing, 4 detachable gar
ters with elastic Inserts.
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Union Contract i ';
The Peacock Cleaners and-Dy-
-sy vcuki a uaw isuwi m
union contact and will operaU :
&sa union shop! according to an
announcement at the r eg u 1 a r
Labor; council, Tuesday night at
the Labor temple.
i Tt wa vrttd in unil President
rruman a telegram in support ox
his recent national health plan
announcements Members also
elected to send a cash donation to
Father Tlannigan's Boys Town,
and to purchase a quantity of
Christmas seals in response to a
letter fr6m the Marion county
health department i "
iPaul Parker,' president, presid
ed at the; meeting which was at-1
tended by delegates from local
unions." I ;
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