The Statesman. Salem. Oregon. Sunday, October It. 184711
Bus-Rider Ends Vigil in Tears
Alter Meeting Wrong f Susan9
HOLLYWOOD. Oct. IS-lAVYounf Charles Harader, the bu-rid-ir.f
roroeo, and the girl he pictured as his missinf Susan met face to
are today. She denied knowing him, he denied she was Susan, her boy
Iriend stood by fidgeting, and all was confusion.
Harader, 26. gave newspapers a picture yesterday of the comely
miss for whom he's been searching 10 hours a day aboard the bus on
which he said he first met her
last summer in the moonlight.
Bui the original of the picture.
Radio Actress Lynn Allen. 24,
flanked by the boy fiiend. her at
torney and a copy of the same
photo, confronted Harader today
and said:
Ieies Acquaintance
"I don't know him. I don't re
member ever teeing him before. It
1 not true that we used to meet
on bus. I didn't write him a
note ard t-!l him I kimply had
taee him right awy."
, 7Co. that's not the girl, the
it immgly perplexed Harader said
hen he fared her, "but site looks
l.ke Susan." Miss Allen's boy
'. friend, Howard Hunter, stood by
I w hile she made her views plain.
1 Deny Publicity. Slant
Meanwhile, several motion pic
ture studios denied (a) that Har
Jer's moping about his lost love
" had anything to do about forth
coming pictures built around bus
rides, at d (b) that his antics were
Inspired by a picture or pictures
involving a girl named Susan.
Mist Allen said she didn't have
any radio skit coming up about
"a bus-riding romeo.
Late this afternoon, Harader's
bus riding marathon was oyer,
at least for the time being. He was
in tears as he left Mbs Allen's
apartment.
Harader Is a former University
of Washington student from
Puyallup. Wash. His mothltr still
lives In that city.
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Lodge Hears
History Prof
Thor lodge. Sons of Norway,
meeting Saturday night in the
Woman's club house, heard Dr.
Ivan Lovell, Willamette univer
sity history professor, discuss the
migration of Norwegians to Europe
and America. Hu talk also cover
ed some Interesting points con
cerning Trygve Lie, secretary gen
eral of the U. N., and migration of
Norwegians westward to North
Dakota and the west coast, A
musical program and refresh
menta followed the literary and
business meeting. Two vocal solos
were sung in Norwegian by Her
dis MicheUon, recent visitor in
Norway, and on of her songs
was an original written for her
to be sung in American, centering
around the theme "Empty kettles."
Next meeting of the lodge has
been set for Tuesday. November
18. at the Paul Ratchford home,
345 Statesman at- according to
Theodore Nelson, president, j
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67 Days Till Christmas
Beginning about now each year, Christmas seems to come very
quickly.? We know it's' coming, but wt'fe busy and just put
off shopping till almost the last day. By then everyone els
also seems to be shopping. We get caught in the rush, and
often find that the best merchandise has been sold. And do
you know who bought it? The wise hoppers, those who did
their buying early. Our Christmas merchandise is already
coming in. By making your choice early, you not only have a
wider selection but also will save time and trouble. Select the
gifts you want, make a small deposit and let us lay them
away for you. Don't get caught in the rush this year.
Good Jetvelry - Good Work
P. W. Hale, Jeweler
2131 Falrgraunds Read, Salem Phone C2C5
Listen U KOCO'a "Holly waod Hear." X p.m. Tuesdays
and Thursdays
When you feel "out of aorta,"
when you have an ache or a pain,
well-meaning friends will gladly
prescribe for your ills. Their judg
ment is based on what they have
heard from others, and they talk
glibly of what happened to Pete,
Sam, or John under similar circumstances. Such
friendly interest may result in serious harm.
When you need medical advice there is just one
person in the world qualified to give it. That is
your family physician. See him promptly. Bring
his prescriptions to us. They will be compounded
with accuracy and dispatch.
WILLETTS
Capital Drug Store
Cor. State & Liberty - Phone 3118
Health Office
Takes Total of'
8,924 X-Rays
A total of 8,924 miniature chest
x-rays were taken- in . Marion
county this summer by state
board of health and state tuber
culosis association mobile x-ray
units; the Marion county depart
ment of health reported Saturday.
Of the total taken, only 152
proved positive or questionable,
while 71 slides indicated the
presence of diseases other than
tuberculosis, the report showed.
A total of 08 of the films proved
unsatisfactory in that the patient
moved or the film blurred. Pa
tients with positive or question
able results were referred to their
own doctors.
' During June 17-20 and July 23
and 28, a total of 778 x-rays were
taken of city industrial workers.
Eighteen ot these proved ques
tionable or positive, 11 indicated
other diseases and seven were un
satisfactory. .On July 29 another
291 x-rays were filmed in indus
trial plants, producing eight posi
tives or questionable and two
showing other pathology.
At the Oregon state fair Sep
tember 1-7, a total of 3,117 Mar
ion county residents were chest
x-rayed. Seventy of these were
positive or questionable, 27 show
ed other diseases and 28 were
unsatisfactory.
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SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Clarion Scores Again
For the third time in Salem high
school newspaper. The Clarion,
has received the "All American"
rating, highest given by the na
tional scholastic press association.
it has been announced by Leah
Hogue, advisor. The latest award
was for last spring's papers which
were edited by Cornelius Bateson.
The Clarion is printed by the
Statesman Publishing company.
Honors Awarded
Salem high school's chapter of
the National Forensic league, an
honor society for students taking
peech, has been awarded highest
honors in the western division of
the organization, according to the
latest issue of The Rostrum. N. F.
L. magazine. The award was marie
on the basis of points earned in
peech by the local members and
the number of new members in
the group. Ranking high In points
for the Salem club were Vivian
Barham, Jim Elliott, Bob Sharp,
Beldon Owens, Walter Jones, Mar
vin Black and Bob Seamster. Miss
Amanda Anderson is advisor to
the group.
Club Experiment
The radio electronics club at
Salem high school took a fit-Id
trip recently to a hilltop several
miles south of, Salem to experi
ment with transmitting and re
ceiving equipment. Contact wai
maintained for two hours between
the location and the shop at the
high school.
Council Elected
Student body council repre
sentatives hava been elected for
the year at the high school. The
list, with the representatives
given first in each case and the
alternate second, includes: sen
iors rooms 102-110, Jack Miller
and Jean Brown; 105-106, Bill
Rock and Marilyn Burris; 108-122,
Kenneth Hamilton and Glenn
Wagers; 111-120, Darwin Kerber
and Jo Caughell; 205-208, Alan
Olson and Marvin Black; library
212-226, Stanley Bates and Maur-
ine Jones; 217-222, Jack Kortze-
born and Bruce" Ha rbaugh.
Juniors 202-203. Phil Ringle
and Mike Kay; 204-207, Bruce
McDonald and Ronald Cocking;
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Kelly: 129-127, Don Young and
Donna Cheney; 115-116, Manjo
Ogle and Glen Kleen; 114-118,
Bill Paulus and Donna Curtis;
215-224, Alan Gilchrist and Roger
Smith; 124-125, Barbara Spagle
and Tom Scheidel; auditorium-
122, Bernice Wedmore and Edwin
Cummings.
Sophomores 221, Edison La
Velley and Shirley Swoboda; 112-
128, Joan Coker and Darlene
Ferdey; 117-211, Eugene Weg-
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Don Bennett and Sue Barnhart;
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miles of railroad compared to
about 233,000 in 1940.
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School News
By Donna Carr
213-214, Bob Meany and Bernice
Imlah; 104-107, Beverly Folston
and Frank Vitaris; 216-219. Gene
Carver and Wally Wengenroth;
209-210, Bill Hill and Merlin
Schulze; 201-20S, Wayne Hill and
Muriel Steusloff.
Make Furniture
The Salem high school wood
working shop is busy at present
making typing desks, looms, and
other furniture to be used in the
school system. The looms for
weaving are to be used in the art
department.
LESLIE JUNIOR HIGH
Drive Continues
The community chest drive at
Leslie will continue Monday and
Tuesday at Leslie Principal Joy
Hills has announced. Thus far two
rooms, 107 and shop 1, have re
ceived stickers for 100 per ceul
participation, while room 100 has
made the highest per capita con
tribution. The girls in that room
have given about 20 per cent of
the school total to date. No other
figures were available Saturday.
Skits Presented
Room 209 presented Snow White
and the Seven Dwarfs and room
107 put on the Story of Pocahon
tas and Captain John Smith as
their noon ' programs at Leslie
Thursday and Friday. In the form
er. Karoline Kampstra was Snow
White, Carolyn Dctkebach, the
witch, Jackie George the prince.
Gerald Bullock the announcer, and
Don Perlich, Chris Eisman, Jack
Wright, Frank Hearth and Norman
Cocking and the dwarfs. Wanda
Valdez was the narrator for 107's
skit, with Ida Jo Henderson as
Prxahontas and Wesley Craig as
John Smith.
Aide Named
Norma Harrington, Joyce Wood,
Bemiece DaMoude and Dorothy
Davis, named at the last meeting
of the Leslie student council to
work at assistant cheer leaders
with the pep staff, made their
first appearance at the Leslie-Par
rish game Friday night. Other
members of the staff are Song
Queen Jean Blackwell and assist
ant Sonia Nohlgren and Yell King
Jack Beakey and assistant Elmer
Winegar.
Y's Men Club
Plans Election
A dinner meeting of the new
Salem Vs Men club at which per
manent officers will be elected is
slated for 0 p. m. Tuesday at the
YMCA, in charge of Doug Cham
bers, temporary chairman.
Charter members will be signed
for the last time at the session.
which is to begin a new schedule
of meetings on only the first and
third Tuesdays of the month. The
constitution and by-laws will be
voted on, and committee chair
men are to be appointed.
Union Hill Women
Plan Clean Up Day
UNION HILL Subordinate
and juvenile granges met Friday
at the grange hall. Home Econom
ics club meets at the hall Wed
nesday, October 22 at 10 ajn. for
a business meeting, and after
wards to clean the halL Covered
dish luncheon will be served at
noon. Mrs. Paul Jaquet and Mrs.
C. C. Jones will be hostesses.
Grange membership committee
Is: Mrs. Floyd Fox, Mrs. 0. .W.
Humphreys and Alice Jaquet.
Young grangers are sponsoring
a dance November t with Stevens)
orchestra of North Howell as mu
sicians. Mrs. John Doerfler won first
place on canned berries and Mrs.
J. C. Krenx first on jelly at Po
mona grange.
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