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20 The Statesman, Scdem, Oreqron, Sunday, Fabraary 4. 1951 1
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58 Inductees
To Leave for
Eugene Soon
The largest group of inductees
to leave-Salem during the current
emergency will depart for Eugene
Tuesday rfternoon, 58 strong. They
comprise the entire February quota
from Marion county.
The youths and their families
will be guests at an informal fare
well party from 2 to 3 p.m. Tues
day in the; YMCA, sponsored by
Salem committee of Associated
Services, a branch of the USO.
Hostesses will be women of the
three Sflverton Lutheran churches.
Refreshments will be served. The
program will include piano solos
by Bernie Phillips and short talks
by county and city officials.
The list includes:
Ernest Lewis Brenden, Verle
Howard Will,, Robert Henry Feller,
Louis Lorenas, jr., Eugene Wayne
Martsfield, Ronald Charles Bur
ton, George Louis Van De Coever
)j:g, Ralph Louis Killinger, Paul
Garl Dibala, Wilbur George Mit
chell. Vernon Irvin Anderson, Ed
ward Lee Lepper, Floyd Mancil
Elackburn, Lloyd William Saul,
Rjchard Lee Wenger, Harry B.
Plant, jr., Thomas Douglas Stuart,
Harry Gene Bogbsian.
Wilbur Edward Grossman, Dan
iel Weigel. William Charles Alli
son, Ranald Howard La Bonte,
Daryl Gene Jones, Kenneth Earl
Andersoh. Donald Raymond Tate,
Jack Cosman, John Samuel Hinkle,
James Oliver Mehlhoff, Lee Roy
Walding, Roy Hugh Steed, Glen
Ivan .Seals, Clemens Joseph Schni
der, Ronald Rotus Marsh, George
Wenzel Steinkamp, Ernest Earl
Dodd, jr., Richard Willard Norton.
John Henry McConnville, jr.,
Frederick Paul Weber, Earl Rob
ert Stephens Vincent Edward Don
ley, . Noble Dean Bashor," Richard
Crawford, Lyle Harlan Myren,
Dick Charles Kirk; Charles Victor
Courter, Richard Kenneth Magur
en, Donald Dean Weigel, George
Emmett Burnham, Bryce Albert
Dozler, Stephen R Toycen, Robert
George Jacobs, Jackson Vernon
Robins and Delmer Craig Kennedy.
Transferred from other boards
for induction here are Wesley
Craig Bidgood from Burbank, Cal
if.; Emmitt Hoyt Henry from Los
AngeJes; Cecil Charles Clifton from
Flagstaff, Ariz.; Clyde Junior Rich
ards from Pasco, Wash and
George Everett Towner from New
port. Transferred to other boards were
Donald David Boyd to Eureka,
Calif.; Gordon Ernest Allemann to
Newark, Ohio; Billy Burton Brown
to San Francisco; Arthur- Clifford
Lind to Center City, Minn., and
Donald Arthur Pedersen to Los
Angeles.
Suit Easement
Sought in Bill
A person who contributes to an
accident through negligence would
not be prevented 'trom collecting
damages in a : court suit under a
bill introducecfFriday in the house.
Ttip hill, introduced bv Ren. G.
D. Gleason, Portland, states that
f;imacps ran be collected if the
negligence of the persoa filing suit
is not as great as that of the de
frnriant-
Damages should be diminished
bv the iurv. however, in nroDor-
tion to the negligence of the suing
party, according to the bill.
Name Clearance
Duty With Clerks
The real estate commissioner
has no authority to refuse to re
nevf the license of either of two
collection aeencies operating in
Portland because of the similarity
of names. Attorney General Geo
rge Neuner held Fridayv
One is the U. S. Protective serv
ice and the other the United States
Protective service.
Neuner said the only adminis
trative officer, other than -the
rourts, empowered to make a de
termine ti on as to whether an as
sumed name resembles a pre
vious one so closely as to cause
confusion, is the county clerk.
The elephant's trunk contains
more than 4,000 muscles, a greater
number than is found In the entire
human body.
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