COMMITTEE APPOINTED
President E. Burr Miller of the
Salem War Memorial association
yesterday announced appointment
of a seven-member nominating
committee which is to nominate
directors of the group for the ad
visory committee, expected to he
key organization within the asso
ciation. Members of the nominat
ing committee are: Eric W. Allen,
American Legion post, No. 136,
chairman; Mrs. Mona Yoder of
the Business and Professional
Women's club; Joseph B. Felton,
Salem Lions club; Coburn Gra
benhorst, Rotary club; Miss Doro
thy Pearce, Zonta club; Mrs. Mar
ian Lowry Fischer, American As
sociation of University Women,
and H. E. Barker, Salem Central
Trades and Labor council.
Photo tinting 50c (head) ph. 21721
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at Jack & Jills.
LODGE OFFICERS NAMED
Kingwood lodge 204, AF & AM,
elected Harry J. Blanchard as
worshipful master this week.
Others chosen: Lyle Conover,
senior warden; Don Crenshaw,
junior warden; Guy C. Newgent, !
secretary; W. C. Heise, treasurer, and Ellsworth Ricketts at last
Officers will be installed Mon- j night's meeting at Nohlgren's res
day, December 16, by L. R. taurant. Walter Lamkin was gen
Tweedie, retiring worshipful eral critic. Albert Gille served as
master. i toastmaster.
Dance tonight, Crystal Gardens.
Cole's Chicken Bar, formerly
Bernards, 4135 Portland road.
Open under new management
Tuesday, Dec. 3. Hours 11 a. m.
to 12 p. m.
SCOUT COURT TONIGHT j FRIDAY SPEAKER LISTED j books, personalized gifts, station-
Cherry City district of scouts j Carl Francis, Dayton attorney ; ery, cards and etc., also mono
will hold a court of honor tonight j and member of the Oregon house j gramming; located at 1973 N.
at 8 p.m. in Waller hall on the of representatives, will speak at Capitol street.
Willamette university c a m p u s. ! the Salem Credit association)
Two Eagle scout awards will be luncheon Friday. I GOES TO PORTLAND
made in addition to six Life scout ; I Fred Klaus, president of the
awards, four Star scout awards. ; rh!Mr.n r3ri frr whilo von rfo ' Northwest Retail Ice Cream Man-
two First Class and 15 Second
Class awards, and 65 merit badges.
Two boys will be given the air
scout observer rating also.
Englewood Grocery, 975 N. 18th
Plenty of Toilet Tissue-Limit 6.
Dexter grinding serv. Ph. 6833.
SADDLE CLL'B MEETS
Salem Saddle club will feature
"fun-night" at its weekly meeting
Friday at 8 p.m. in the horse show
building at the state fairgrounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Ward and
Ethel Rowland are in charge of
the night's entertainment and
show. Meetings and shows are
open to the public every week
during the winter.
Bazaar - Cooked food sale at Port
land Gas & Coke Co., 109 S.
Comm., Wed. Dec. 4, Night Mem- !
orial church. I Crest abbey mausoleum. Dr. Charles
! Purden will officiate. Ritualistic serv
Salem, Armory, Pro Basketball, j jf" under he auspices of BPOE No
Kol. , . VoJ;., -rv,.... r 336. of which he was the only living
Salem vs Yakima, Thur. - Fri
night. 8:30 p.m. Admission $1.25
tax included.
ESCAPED GIRL CAUGHT
A 16-year-old girl who escaped
from Louise home in Portland
Monday afternoon was appre
hended here by Salem juvenile
authorities late the same night
and rtiirnH in PnrtlanH mithnr. i
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Bazaar, Carpenter's Auxiliary,
Thurs. Dec. 5th at the Gas and
Coke Co. Christmas gifts and
cooked fads.
Rickey Garden Club rummage
sale, Dec. 3 and 4 over Green
baum's. Dance to Eddie Fitzpatrick Sc his j
jamous orcnetira lonignt: silver-
ton Armory, 9 to 1.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends
for their kindness, words of sym
pathy and floral offerings in our
late bereavement.
The Donker family.
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ARREST LANG LEY BROTHERS
Wallace Langley, charged with
disorderly conduct, and Odell W.
Langley, charged with assault
with a dangerous weapon, both of
Scotts Mills, appeared Tuesday
before Justice of the Peace AH O.
Nelson at Silverton. Wallace
Langley pleaded guilty and was
fined $250 and sentenced to 60
days in the Marion county jail.
Odell Langley pleaded innocent to
two charges , of assault filed
against him by Mrs. Joe Perry
and Roy Landon, both of Scotts
Mills, and is being held upon fail
ure to post a total of $6000 bail
on the two counts. The two broth
ers were arrested early Tuesday
morning by sheriffs deputies.
Smart Christmas gifts for men.
Pioneer clip-on suspenders, Han-
sen fur lined dress gloves, Cheney
ties, Mark Twain shirts. Tex Tan
bill folds. A large well selected
stock. Alex Jones, 121 North High
St
Dance tonight. Crystal Gardens.
TOASTMASTERS MEET
Salem Toastmasters heard talks
by Clyde Evensizer, W. E. Lamb,
Ralph Nohlgren, Charles Schmitz,
Closing out antiques drastically
reduced. Grace's, 357 Court St.
Give your photograph for Christ
mas, $2.50 to $25 doz. Lillian
Cummins Studio, 1014 Elm, West
Salem, Ph. 6935.
vm.r rhrUtma shoomn. Ph. !
your
21057.
River silt top soil & fill dirt
Com'L Sand & GraveL Ph. 21966
Furniture upholstered and repair
ed by expert workmen. McAlvin
Top Shop, 545 N. Church street
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WHIG HTM AN
In this city. Mondav. December 2.
Frank Tunis Wnghtman, 8. died. Sur
vived by a daughter, Mrs. Fay Smith
of San Francisco, two s,st?rs-in-law.
Mrs. Barbara Wrightnian of Albany
and Mrs. Jessie Mmlo of Tampa. Fla.;
two nephews. Joe and F. T. Wrightman.
both of Albanv: two nieces. Mrs. Ina
Kizer, Mrs. Merle Long of The Dalles.
Funeral services will be held Wednes-
dorV, chaDCi. concluding services at ml
charter member.
sCHt'ETT
George Martin Schuett. at the resi.
dence, route 4, Salem, Sunday, Decem
ber 1. at the age of 47 yeais. Surviv
ed by his wife, Mrs. Mary Schuett of
Salem: a daughter. Miss Donna Mae
Schuett: three sisters. Miss Etta Schu
ett. Mrs. Rose May and Mrs. Mary
Johnston; a nephew. William May. and
a stepson, Wayne Younman. all of Sa-
lem: and a sister-in-law. Mrs. R. F
Schuett. of Portland. Services will be
held Wednesday. December 4. at 1:30
p.m. at the Clough-Barrick cr.apei wnn
interment at the City View cemetery.
BLACKSTEN
Aubrey Wade Blacksten. at his home
in Brooks. November 30. at the age of
39 years. Survived by his wife. Mrs.
Jewel Blacksten, and a daughter. Lola
Faye Blacksten. both of Brooks: his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Blacksten in
Texas and eight brothers and one sis
ter. Announcement of services later by
Clough - Barrick company.
STAPLES
Mrs. Ella T. Staples, at the residence
.o-..J!&L. Sm'.;S.U'
Mrs. Lolo Ferguson of Independence, i
and a son. Robert L. Staples of West !
Salem. Also eight grandchildren and
four great-grandchildren. Services will
be held Wednesday. December 4, at 3
p.m. at Clough-Barrick chapel, with
Interment at City View cemetery.
CONVERSE
DelbcTt Dal ton Converse, at the resi
dence. 494 University St.. Monday. De
cember 2. at age of 28 years. Survived
by a son, David Delbcrt Conv
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MOODY TRIAL. BEGINS
The trial of Glenn C. Moody,
charged with rape, was begun
Tuesday in Marion county circuit
court before Judge E. M. Page.
The jury was taken to the prem
ises of the alleged offense during
the morning. After an afternoon
session in which the State of Ore
gon's case against Moody was pre
sented by deputy district attorney
Reginald Williams, the case was
continued until 9:30 ajn. this
morning. .
Bazaar and cooked food sale, Fri.,
Dec. 8, at Gas Co. office, 109 S.
Com'L Women's Council of First
Christian church.
New location Cronlse Studio, 439
Court SU over Smith Baking Co.
HEARING SET BY JUDGE
Melvin Chick, Cantoy, and Lar
ry Schwartz, Aurora, charged
with burglary, waived indictment
by grand jury Tuesday before
Judge George R. Duncan, in Mar
ion county circuit court. Judge
Duncan continued the case until
December 9. The two men are
alleged to have broken into the
Preim and Casteel . service station
at 25th and State streets with in
tent to commit larceny.
Lutl Flower Sboppe, 1276 N. Lib
erty, phone 9592. a
Dance tonight, Crystal Gardens.
REMAINS IN HOSPITAL
Charles Hudkins, 980 N. Sum
mer st., who underwent an emer
gency operation three weeks ago,
is recovering at Salem Deaconess
hospital. He is receiving no visit
ors, however.
Xmas Gifts. Broadway Appliance
Co., 419 Ferry. Ph. 2-1565.
Do your Christmas shopping at
the Hollywood Book Shop for
ufacturers' association, is to attend
a meeting ot the organizauon ai
the Riverside Golf club in Port
land tonight.
Dr. Dolph Craig, dentist, has re
turned. Rm. 28 Breyman Block.
180 N. Commercial. Ph. 8523. Eve.
by appointment.
mother. Mrs. Hattie Converse, and
father. J F Converse. Also by five
sisters. Mrs. Floy Jager. Mrs. Betty
Harstad. both Salem, Mrs. Connie
Mrs. Audrey Watson and Miss Hannah
Eltham Converse. Satem. Services will
be held Friday. December 6. at 2 p. m .
at the Clough-Barrick chapel with in
terment in the City View cemetery.
COLD WELL
Isaac C. Coldwell, 6S, late resident
of Empire. Ore., at a local hospital.
December 3. Survived by his wife.
Clara L. Coldwell of Empire. An
nouncement of services later by the
Howell-Edwards chapel.
POHLE
At the residence near Turner. De
cember 3. Warren F. Pohle. Husband
of Alice W. Pohle of Turner; father
of James William Lockard of Salem:
brother of Mrs. Ella McGowan of
Toppenish. Wash., Mrs. Grace At wood
of Seattle. Miss Edna Pohle of Port
land and Miss Alma E. Pohle and
Mrs. Frances P. Utter, both of Salem.
Services will be Thursday. December
5. 1 p. m. at W. T Rigdon chapel,
the Rev. Lewis E. White officiating.
Ritualistic services bv B. P. O. Elks
! No. 336. Interment at Belcrest Memo
rial park.
BRIER
At the residence at Salem, route J.
box 247. December 3. Emil G. Beier.
at the age of SS years. Father of Her
man G. Beier, Anna M. Beier. Emil
O. Beier. Jr., Henery A. Beier and
I Mrs B. F. Wedle. all of Salem. Walter
Neubretch of Seattle and Mrs. Mane
Walker of Portland: grandfather of
Harley Beier and Beverly Jean Beier,
both of Salem. Also survived by a
brother and a sister in Germany. Fu
neral services will be Friday. Decern
enaCeuftn? seVv'cet It gg&
officiating
STONE
Charles Walter Stone, at the resi
dence. Ewald avenue. Salem. Tuesday.
December 3. at the age of S3 years.
Survived by two sons. Walter B. Stone
of Salem and Hugh Stone of Laramie.
Wyo : a brother, Nate Stone and one
sister, Mrs. Anna Kidder of Greeley.
Colo Announcement of services later
bv Clough-Barrick company.
Wednesday and I
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Club Speaker
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Robert Kasmayer, writer, radio
commentator and world travel
er, who win address the Salem
fcife and Fork club Monday
evening at a dinner meeting
in the Marion hotel. He wiU
speak on "What Rossla Means
to Us." He has traveled and
worked in Russia and has made
eight trips to Europe in recent
years. Daring the past summer
he observed the beginning of
Europe's reconstruction.
GO TO GRAND JURY,
Robert D. Olson, charged with
assault with a deadly weapon,
and Sam " E. Grey, charged with
forgery, were heard in prelimin
ary! examination Tuesday in Sa
lem justice court and were held
to answer before the 'grand jury
by kludge Joseph Felton. Both are
being held in the Marion county
jait
Olson washer repair. Ph. 2-5100.
VMit West Salem's newest super
sen, ire station, 871 Wallace rd.,
for Mobil gas, oil and hard-to-ge
auto accessories. Bird & Zysett
Coj Open eve. to 10 p. m.
DELIVERY NAMED
. L. Newton, route 3, box 874,
filed an assumed business name
Tujesday with the Marion county
clerk's office for the Newton's
Light Pickup and Delivery serv
iced Dance to Eddie Fitzpatrick & his '
famous orchestra tonite!! Silver
to Armory, 9 to 1.
;
Ccpes Chicken Box, formerly
Bernard's, located mile past
citjy limits on the Portland high
way, is opened under new man
agement. One - half pan fried
chicken, $1.25. Delicious steaks.
n4w top or seat covers. See Wil
lamette Auto Top and Body Shop.
720 S. 14th.
Births
George To Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
George, 290 Rofemont St., West
Slem, a daughter, Sunday, De
cember 1, at Salem Deaconess hos
pital. Ritchie To Mr. and Mrs. Jim
my Ritchie, 1675 Grant t., a
daughter, Tuesday, December 3, at
SIem Deaconess hospital.
Prohaska To Mr. and Mr?
Upward Proha?ka, Turner, a
daughter, Tuesday, December 3,
ai Salem Deaconess hospital.
Klein To Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert
Klein, route 3, Salem, a son, Sun
day. December 1, at Salem Dea
coness hospital.
jSchaber To Mr. and Mrs. Dar
vyin Schaber, Hubbard, a son.
Tuesday, December 3, at Salem
Deaconess hospital.
! Womack To Mr. and Mrs.
Ijloyd Womack, 1387 N. Winter
a son, Tuesday, December 2.
ai Salem Deaconess hospital.
IS EPILEPSY ttlHERlTED?
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WHAT CAUSES IT?
A booklet coaloinino Ifce okoi of fo-
Ovt doctors oa Mf Mterettinf tvbiecf
pill be tent MEI, wtiile ibey lotl. to er
feoder writing le Hie dwcatienol Divitio.
3J Sift. Ave.. NewTerk. N.Y.. Dept. M.,079
Thursday
TO ADDRESS NURSES
Mrs. Bern ice Yeary, supervisor
of nurses for the Marion county
health department, will discuss
the relationship of public health
nursing to school health this
morning before student nurses in
the public health department of
the University of Oregon medical
school in Portland. Mrs. Yeary
yesterday morning explained the
health department's local child
guidance program in a talk before
the Salem Credit Women's club. '
Dance tonight, Crystal Gardens.
Salem Armory, Pro Basketball,
Salem vs Yakima, Thur. - Fri.
nights, 8:30 pjn., Admission $1.25
tax included.
MOTHERS LEAVE GENERAL
Mrs. Lowell Joseph of 680 Ox
ford st. and Mrs. Jack Robertson
of 1680 N. 20th st. were dismissed,
with their infant sons, from Sa
lem General hospital Tuesday.
Dismissed with daughters were
Mrs. Robert Brady, 860 Leslie St.;
Mrs. Lynn Heise, 2045 Breyman
st.. and Mrs. William Mulligan,
662 N. 14th st.
Dance tonight. Crystal Gardens. !
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Tulips 90c doz. Hyacinths, lilies, I
daffodils, crocus. Knight Pearcy J
Nursery. S. Liberty, 3 blks south i
of State.
LIONS TO HEAR TALK
Salem Lions club will hear a
talk on city problems relating to
the rural fringes, to be given by
A. Bowes, Portland commission
er of public works, at the Lions
luncheon meeting in the Marion
hotel Thursday noon. The club
has invited members of the long
range planning commission to at
tend as guests.
For imm. del. 14-2 loom wire.
Broadway Appliance Co., 419
Ferry. Ph. 21565.
j Dance tonight. Crystal Gardens.
For Xmas give gifts that grow.
Camellias, rhododendrons. etc.
Knight Pearcy Nursery, S. Liber
ty, 3 blks. south of State.
COVEY ON LEAVE HERE
Bernard C. Covey, SF 3c, is
spending a 15-day leave at the
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis W. Covey. 1235 S. 17th st.
He is assigned aboard the USS St.
Croix. During the war he saw ac
tion off Formosa aboard the USS
Ticonderoga.
Dance to Eddie Fitzpatrick and ,
, his famous orchestra tonight!!:
, Silverton Armory, 9 to 1.
Wedding pictures taken at the
j church 520 State. Ph 5722.
EMERSON ATTENDS MEET
Donald A. Emerson will repre
sent the state department of ed
ucation at meetings today through
Friday in Eugene of the north
west association of secondary and
higher schools. Seven states are
to be represented at the meetings.
Dance tonight. Crystal Gardens.
Shop early. See our stock. Broad
way Appliance Co., 419 Ferry.
Phone 2-1565.
Lovely sprons, afternoon tea.
First Congregational church -bazaar
today.
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NAVY ENLISTMENTS
Salem's navy recruiting station
announced yesterday the enlist
ment during the past week of Ed
ward Bolton Davis, 1855 Berry
st, as an apprentice seaman, and
the following other Salem men as
naval reserve V-6 enlistees: Wil
liam Rahtz, Ml 1c 3850 Monroe
ave.; James L Lemon, CMM, 384
N. 12th st.; William C. Knedler,
AM 1c, 571 S. 17th st.; Otho Dale
Olson, AM 1e, 881 S. 12th st.,
and James G. Schuler, RM 3e,
374 N. 18th st.
Insured saving earn more than
two per cent at Salem Federal
Savings Association, 130 South Li
berty street
Stove & Diesel oil Prompt deliv
ery. George Cadwll Oil Co. Ph
9788.
atESERVE OFFICERS TO MEET
The Reserve Officers associa
tion, meeting for dinner - at 6:15
this evening in the Golden Pheas
ant restaurant, will hear a talk on
air combat operations in the China-Burma-India
theatre by Lt.
Col. Allan G. Carson and a talk
on military justice in the Euro
pean theatre by Maj. Reginald
Williamjr. The monthly meeting
is earlier this month to avoid con
flict with holiday activities later,
association officials stated.
Dance to Eddie Fitzpatrick and
his famous orchestra tonight'!!
Silverton Armory 9 to 1.
Medium and large Magic Skin
dolls, mamma dolls, and cuddly
animals at Batdorf'g, 2093 Fair
grounds rd. ,
BUILDING OKEHED
Building permits were issued
yesterday by the city engineer's
office to C. Newberry, to alter a
house at 1795 N. 20th st.. at a
cost of about $350, and to the
Southern Pacific Co., to erect a
$200 shed at 1390 Cross st.
Dance tonight. Crystal Gardens.
Discharge serW-e lapel button!
now available at Brown's Jewel-i-rs
and Opticians Bring dis--I
arg certificates
HAS APPENDECTOMY
Sam Barker, on of Mr. snd
Mrs. Roy E. Barker, is recuperst
ing from an appendectomy Mon
day at the Salem Deaconess hos
pital. He is a sophomore st Wil
lamette university.
Bazaar, 10:00 s. m. today, jitney
dinner, 5:30 p. m. today. First
Congregational church, 700 Mar
ion.
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. GARAGE FILES NAME
j Bill Bovard and Harry J. My
ren filed an assumed business
name with the Marion county
' clerk's office Tuesday for Bill's
Garage to be located at 320 S.
i Lancaster dr.
For finest selection of toy, game?
' and dolls visit Batdorf's Firestone
I Store, Hollywood's Toy Center.
! TOOLS TAKEN
J. G. Brunelle, 1677 Chemeketa
; st., reported to city police Tues
day the theft of piano tuning tools
from his car while parked in Sa
lem. Modern dance VFW hall, Friday
eve, Dec. 6th.
FURNACE
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The- Slotman. Salm. Orsu.
HIT-RUN REPORTED
Art Duval, 1105 N. Liberty st,
told city police that his car was
struck by another auto, which
left the scene, the 100 block of
Chemeketa street, Monday night
Beautiful Horseman or Ideal dolls
at Batdorf's Firestone Store, 2095
Fairgrounds rd. Open evenings.
LICENSED TO WED
Eleanor Leith, Salem, and Har
vey Berreman, Yakima, Wash.,
obtained a marriage license la
Vancouver, Wash., yesterday.
Dance to Eddie Fitzpatrick and
his famous orchestra tonight!!!!
Silverton Armory, 9 to 1.
LEAVE DEACONESS
Mrs. Elmer Frey of Dallas was
dismissed Tuesday from Salem
Deaconess hoepita! with her in
fant son.
One-fourth of the 6.000,000
farms tf the United States grow
cotton
1000 PracttcaOy Now
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LICENSED IN PORTLAND
A marriage license was oblalnel
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Cribble, Silverton, and Dolores I.
Zinser, Portland. ! - j
WOMAN MISSING - I
Mrs. G. Thurston of Silverton
is missing,, according to reports
to Salem police. I' 1
TOWN SEND CLUB TO MEET-.
Townsend club No. 4 will meet
at 7:30 tonight at 2123 N. Fourth
street A I ' ; '
Easter bland in the pariic .a
been called "island of the dead,"
"island f ghost," and th "island
of the stone god." 1 .
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