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I Th. Stglman. Bql.ni. Onqan. first 1 neology Graduate at "WU Passes . IUUoui Ntwi ferric. ALBANY. Nov. 21 Dr. David H. Leech, 83, .first graduate of Willamette university's Kimball school of theology and former superintendent of the Salem , Methodist district, died Sunday in Hood River. According to university records, Dr. Leech was the lone graduate of the theological school in 1902. The theology division had been set up In 1898. . -Dr. Leech lived in Salem from 1922 to 192S and again from 1933 to 1935 He retired from the min lstry at Albany In 1933. He had been pastor at Woodburn, Cor vallis, I Grants Pass, Albany, Eu gene and Portland and in 1923 superintended a former district centering around The Dalles. Born at Cadiz, Ohio, Feb. 20, 1864. he came to Oregon in 1884 and was a mail carrier for a time in Sherman county. He came to Salem in 1898 and entered Willa mette. Ht was married to Fanny Wright in Sherman -county , Nov. 11. 188S. She died at Albany in 1942. Leech had lived the past 10 years in Albany. He died at the home of a daughter, Mrs. R. A. McCaulej, in Hood River, where he had been visiting. He was a member of Multnomah chapter 1, Royal Arch Masons, DeMolay chapter 5 of Salem, and St John's lodge 17, AF&AM, of Albany. The deceased is survived by three sons, John B. Leech ot Biodgett, cnanes u. ieecn oi Lebanon and Archer O. Leech of Portland, and daughter, Mrs. McCauley. Funeral services win be held at First Methodist church here at 10 a.m. Wednesday. Officiating will be the Rev. George Huber, pastor ot the local church, and Dr. Roy Fedje of Salem, superin tendent of the Salem district In terment will tale place at Albany Masonic cemetery under direction - of Fisher Funeral home. The guanaco and vicuna of South America are the only living representatives of the camel fam ily out of capitifity. Five Given Suspended Terms Of One Year on Five men received suspended were held for the grand Jury Monday as action continued in the Salem morals case involving a 14-year-old girt The sentences were on charges contributing to the delinquency of Circuit Judge George R. Duncan issued one-year county Jail sentences, suspenoea tnem ana placed on probation for three years Monte Burkhart 3560 Port land rd.; Meyers , Rogow, 1610 Hollywood dr.; Richard Stanley Taylor, Dallas route 1, box 55; Les Hamrick, 486 N. Liberty st, and Eddie Halterman, 675 S. 12th st All are barred from driving taxis during the three years. All plead ed guilty and waived grand jury Investigation. Marion county district court Monday bound three men over to the grand Jury Troy Crabtree, 138 N. 23rd st; Terrle J. Con way, 1165 N. 16th st, and Axel Bakke, 2040 Laurel ace. Crabtree and Conway were examined after pleading innocent to charges of statutory rape, and Bakke waived preliminary examination on a charge of contributing to the de linquency of a minor. A total of 14 men have been arrested In the case as the result of statements by the Salem girl alleging improper 1 sexual rela tions. . I Last week two pleaded .guilty and were given suspended sen tences and placed on probation, one pleaded innocent and is to be tried, on pleaded guilty but sentence was delayed for a check on his military record, one took until this Friday to enter plea and one pleaded guilty and was sen tenced to 16 months in the state penitentiary, but stay of execu tion has been asked and. will be up for hearing December 3. RCA VICTOR RECORDS 45 RPM Singles lAfy Arnold. Ch-r-l-s-t-m-a-i" "Will Santy Come to Shanty Town" -Dont Rob Another Man's Castle" "There's Not a Thing" Ralph Flanagan "White Christmas" "She Wore a Yellow Ribbon" "My Hero" "TeU Me Why" "Dont Cry Joe" "Swing to -43" Bill Lawrence "Why Was I Born" "Festival of Roses" "If You Ever Fall In Love Again" "Jealous Heart" Corner State and High Downstairs, Oregon 'BIdg. Dial 3-8632 Opea Friday Nights Til 9 Tu.daT. WoTmbf 22, 199 olio Victims Use YM Pool For Treatment Salem YMCA Monday announc ed a new hydrotherapy program for persons recuperating from poliomyelitis. ; Under the direction! of their own physicians, these convalescents will use the YM swimming pool weekly to rebuild -their strength. Seven victims of the disease who are on their way to recovery used the pool yesterday. Buena Stewart, physical therap ist at Salem Memorial hospital where a new polio treatment cen ter has been developed, will carry out the instructions of the patients' doctors. Miss Stewart has been specially trained in this work. Par ents have been asked to accompany the younger convalescents for their therapy at the pool. 1 Similar therapy programs art carried out in various YMCA and community center swimming pools throughout the country. For merly. Salem youths and others afflicted with the disease had to be taken, to Portland for hydro therapy, -although the YM pool here has been used-to a limited extent for that purpose. The YM's physical department staff will assist with the handling of children during therapy periods. County to Add Addition of twp l new Marion county veterinarians is expected soon as a result of a county court order Monday which increased veterinarian districts from four to six. 1 $ i Veterinarians in the districts will be responsible for testing live' stock for Bang's disease. Judge Grant Murphy said he planned to meet soon with County Agent Harry Riches to map out reorganized districts. Veterinar lans then will be appointed and regulations will be drawn up to govern the testing program, Mur phy said. Monday's action followed a s ries of recent hearings between the court and the Marion county livestock disease control commit tee which recommended the in crease.- i f I Morals Charges Jail sentences and three others reduced from statutory rape to a minor. i Increased Aid For Dependent Children Set Increased aid for denendent children, effective with the Dec ember budget was announced Monday at a meeting of the Mar ion county welfare board. The increase was made possible by restoration of state funds which were cut September 1 to the coun ty budget f ; December's budget estimate calls for $17,300 for dependent children, compared with 114,649 in Novem ber and $13,832 In October. The complete! estimate budget for December totals $119,439, com pared to $113,338 approved for November. I Veterinarians X:tM , WU: Welcome: s . . , - .-' "... mssstssssMSMsmmssMssstssammuvfumm r'iJi itfi MaMm-,'-M)4tmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmKmmmmmtmmammm Unpacking volumes containing the Beethevesi and Brahms, received this week by Willamette university eellege ef arasde, are, left to right, Willis Gates, associate preiesss f music; Bennett Lndden, assistant professor ef music, and Melvln Gelst dean of the mosie scheoL The 26 volumes containing the scores ef Brahms were a gift ef C. E. MeCnlleeh, Portland, presi dent ef the Willamette beard of trustees. Twenty-four volumes of Beethoven were a gift of the university. WU Receives Beethoven' Brahms Works i The complete works of Ludwig Van Beethoven and Johannes Brahms are now included In the library of Willamette university college of music, Melvln H. Geist, dean of the college, announced Monday. Twenty-six volumes containing the scores of Brahms are a gift of C. E. McCulloch, Portland, president of the board of trustees. Several years ago Mcculiocn pre sented to the college music of all the standard string quartets and trios. ; Twenty-four volumes compris ing the complete scores of Beetho ven were purchased by the univer sity. The edition Is an exact re production of the original work from the famous Breitkopf and Hartel edition. Those gifts complete the collec tion of music composed in the "Three Bs" in music Bach, Bee thoven and Brahms. The scores of Johann Sebastian Bach were pur chased in 46 volumes by the uni- r or dYiminoss, Coughs of Colds Too know like minions of others how wonderfully effective Vlcks VapoRub is when you rub it on. Now... here's amaring. special relief when there's much coughing or stuffiness, that "choked-up' feeling. It's VapoRub In Steam . . and It brings relief almost instantly t Put 1 or 2 spoonfuls of VapoRub in a vaporizer or bowl of boiling water Then breathe in the soothing, medicated vapors. Every breath eases coughing spasms, makes breathing easier. And to prolong relief rub ft mapgg VapoRub on throat, chest and back. v'lvvW U9 h In steam . . Rub H on, tool vwapoRub SIAN Evry CUissicalMmie - complete works af composers Christmas Seal MeetFeatttr Public recognition for the an nual local camp ign for selling Christmas seals of the Tubercu losis and Health association was a feature of the Salem Chamber of Commerce luncheon meeting Monday. , C. A. Schaefer. president of the Marion county association's board, introduced leaders of the associa tion and campaign. He pointed out that funds from the seal sale sup port the local TB unit and its health activities. Mrs. Barbara Stumbo Zloffson Is county chairman, Mrs. James T. Brand city chairman and E. Burr Miller bond chairman for the sale this year. Schaefer also introduced U. S. Rep. Walter Norblad, main speak er for the chamber luncheon. verslty two years ago. The works are published by Ed wards Bros, of Ann Arbor, Mich, after being out of print or virtu ally unobtainable for years. INTER IS HERE. ( 1 A BEAUTIFUL FUR COAT. Wo aro offering W3$&. ERMINE, MUSKRAT. MOUTON. CARACUL. PER PAW, KID SKINS, at GREATLY REDUCED coat mad by th finest your old coat and set what a wonderful deal we can offer you. ALSO cleanina. alazina. remodelina. and all tvoes of repair made in our w w own shop at reasonable prices. Funeral Rites- Set Today for Mrs. Pliipps Funeral services for Mrs. palsy Phipps, late resident at 965 Fair view ave., will be held at 2 pjn. today at the -'Virgil T. Golden chapeL The Rev. L. C Kirby wiU of ficiate and the casket will be open to friends until 1:45 pjn. Mrs. Phipps, a Salem resident the past 23 years, died Saturday at a local hospital. She was 76. Born in Illinois in 1873, she taught school in Minnesota until 1900 when she was married to Freeman Phipps, who survives her. Mrs. Phipps was superintendent of the primary Sunday school at Jason Lee Methodist church for many years. Also surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Frederick C. Klaus, Salem; a brother, John L. -Waller Pros ser, Wash.; and two grandchildren. GOT A MOMENT? Fin . . suggest spending it j accompanied by luscious food Tor prices frugal at NOHLGREN'S Now From 11 right throogh noon till 2 each day bat Sunday Down the famous NOHLGREN'S alley Sfiv "V f -w j m tv urw : to rir NIW f-r m M CREAM SI sJtrt tea fessway atta If JS pf to rot'u also swor id se THf oufSfNscstr cotNtsI coun a coMMfaaM n xwn MtoiCAi amen isancm1 mm mwM titm NOW IS THE TIME Ufa and many other types of furs PRICES. furriers in New York. Come In, tiring mm i Blaze Damages Arrow Mils PlanWjiiurpineiii Fire of unknown cause damaged a planer at the Arrow Mill and Lumber C04 300 Wallace rd, Mon day. Firemen were summoned j at 4:45 pjn. j j v Firemen said the blaze apparent ly started in sawdust and grease in a shed where the planer was housed. The shed was not damaged but belts on the planer were des troyed. I Blind School j Organizes j 4-H Groups s ' The state school for the blind in Salem has lust organized five 4-H clubs totaling 55 members.; James Bishop, city extension agent said Monday the clubs are organized in home cookery, camp cookery, forestry and art Everett Wilcox, principal, and Walter Dry, superintendent were instrumental In bringing the , 4-H club program to the school. Bishop ;.j fa V Jf V This cxdong new face cram combioat deanung ni complesioa-ud crams ia ooe formula. It benefit either oilf or dry tkins because k abaocb and removes both oil and water soluble type of facial grim sad I 0ialte-up...deajuesrourkia tborouiWy. : To aid roue complexion. Pearls in Wins Cocnbtnadon Cream contains lipids from laoolia similar to skin lipids normally present ia youthful skins, it leaves yout skin so soft I foundation is rajxly necessary. With new "Combination"'you need no other face cream. UrSTICK. OHT111 tht cptrat s cm' i TO BJY 1 2 staled, ana voiunieer teaaers ore Mr. and Mrs.. Ross IJuckins, Del- phis Danielsoa, WUcoiaad'Sephil Guyton. Officers of the cooking club are Alfred Stevens, president, Harold Hargrove, vice - president, Janice Cox, : secretary. The two camp cookery clubs have for officers Darrell Beers and Jack Brazil, pre sidents, Claude Garvin and Homer Ding, vice-presidents, Alice Mae Merrill and Joy RusselL secre taries, Eugenia Phillips, reporter; art club, Tim Miller, president, Gail Moan, vice-president. Flora Achayok, secretary; forestry, Joe Wilcox, president, Darrell Beers, vice-president, Joy Russell, secre tary, ana Nellie Deardorlf, re porter. Tested Approved Gnaranieed 4r Look For The Seal Of Approval T. A. Bargains In 1km 115 So. Commercial SL Horge .... 59.50 Speed Queen. 59.50 Easy ...... 59.50 Easy ...... 74.50 Zeailh . . . . . 59.50 Apex ...... 37.50 Zenith 59.50 Weslinghonse 49.50 Thor 44.50 Oma Ilinule . 59.50 Ilayiag ..... 64.50 Tested, Approved z Guaranlccd t ! i 7 ! ' ii - - ! I: -t . ! II . f II ' I -I . ! I 7v "-PlaA U 135 Memorial to juuje Association Meet A resolution in memory of the late Justice Percy R. Kelly of the Oregon supreme court was 1 pre sented by Marion County Bar as sociation to Marion county circuit court Monday morning in a, brief ceremony. Kelly died last June after 19 years on the high court and a total of 38 in the state's judiciary. He had practiced law in Albany and was once a circuit judge for a dis trict including Marion county, i The resolution was read by W. C Winslow, member of a bar com mittee, i 1 Bebnill Washen Al Salem, Oregon Tkor ...... 39.59 -I- -i. : 'A t S: Easy Spin.. . 69.53 Norge ...... 49.50 Ilayiag 59.50 Easy Spin... 69.50 Easy 3l5d Bendix... 129.50 Bendix . . . 109.50 Lannderall . 124.50 Easy...... 54.50 Speed Queen 69.50 if ij i t; NORTH LIBERTY i 1 :: 1 1 v r n ;;r f i. ii i 4