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PAGE TWO Th OREGON STATESMAN. SaUm, Orogon, Wednesday Morning, February 13. 1946 Sprague to Wield CavI at (Council Of CliurclieH Meet Chailes A. Sprague, former gov rrnt of Ore gon. will preside over the .pen;r,g of a three-day meeting of the Oregon council of churches Wi' jri-0y in Portland, in con jumion with the Oregiwi state Mor' conference. Spntgue has b"ti president of the cHJMcil the pjr year. ;S hedulert for Wednesday coun ril session are plans for an ex prHd tle program arid the an nual election of officers. Amor.g rpenkt'i'K for the confer ence during the three-da annual mf-tmjz will be Dr. Adolphe Kel li of the World council of church en at Ger,ea. Switzerland, and Ir Charles F. Whiston of the Church Divinity school, Berkeley, Calif. OPENS 6:15 P. M. now showiink;! iff LI Andl Laurel & Hardy "Dancing Meters' Added Salem Toastmastcr Club Supported Al Crose reported to Salem Toastrrusters Tuesday night that organization of a second Toast master (roup In Salem is meeting with enthusiastic response and that the new membership will be drawn largely from the Holly wood section. Honoring the birthday of Ab raham Lincoln the night's speak ers presented talks on Lincoln's characteristics. Lawrence Brown spoke on his humor, Al Crose on his political abilities Ralph NohJ eren on humanitarian aspects. Dan McLellan on oratory and W. M. Hansen on statesmanship. Howard Roberts headed the crit ics' team and W. M. Wood was toast master. A general discussion was con ducted on the topic. "Shall the capital of the United Nations or ganization be located at San Fran cisco or on the Atlantic sea urf wy IHft ymf OPENS t:4S T. M. . Now! "A LADY OUTLAW I' GENE TffiRNEY In Technicolor BELLE -STARR" ro-riATuu! Duncan Ranald CISCO CD RETURNS" Navy Noncommittal On Sailor Condition Frederick D. Linday, Camp Adair sailor seriously injured in the Sunday night auto collision at Chemawa junction which resulted in the death of a fellow sailor, was reported "doing as well as can be expected" Tuesday night by the Camp Adair naval hospital. Naval authorities at the hospital had no other announcement con cerning the accident, or the death of sailor Raymond Leo Heath. City police who investigated the acci dent had charged Lindsay with car theft before giving the case over to naval authorities. EXTRADITION ORDERED Governor Earl Snell Tuesday authorized the extradition of M. A. Dunn, in jail be re, charged with non support in Cowlitz coun ty. Wash. Officers were here Tues day in quest of the prisoner. ENDS TODAYI (Wad.) Merlo Oberon, THIS LOVE OF OURS" And Lois Collier, "GIRL ON THE SPOT PHONE J47 CONT. SHOWS DAILY FKOM 1 P. M. STARTS TOMORROW! FjV ROMANCE AND - mm ADVENTURE v': AFLOAT... , : Xe,r. V-t-' X i' LAUGHTER and EXCITEMENT ASHORE V.-".,. r Si V i ..fv- T g f ; - X i.r- JACK HALEY ANNE JEFFREYS MARCY McGUIRE CDMrM AND WHAT . 'i tiwn A RED-HOT CO-HJTI Jj Aon LATEST ViT i 1 NEWS llTT'-: V EVENTS! V- Clark Appointed To 'Housing Croup The Salem Trades l and Labor council, meeting Tuewlay night, appointed M. G. Clark;, secretary of local no. 1065. United Brother hood of Carpenters and Joiner , at its representative on the city com mittee for veterans' housing. The committee now is considering a fairgrounds housing project for veterans. Also announced by the trades and labor council was its support of the police benefit dance this week, and a reiteration of its stand against any proposal for a" city manager form of municipal gov ernment. Falls City Resident Monmouth Visitor FALLS CITY, Feb. 11 -(Spe cial) -Mr. and Mrs. Chester Bur bank were Monmouth and Dallas visitors Saturday. Mrs. Ethel Gutheridge, Mrs. J. G rambling. Mrs. Richard Paul, Mildred Wray and Edna Freer were in Salem Wednesday. Mrs. Frank Driggs and Mrs. Martin Deal are ill at home. Mr. and Mrs; Jack 1 Marr of Portland vUited their son Har vey and family Sunday.! Newly Married Couple Are Labiah Visitor j ' i LABISH CENTER, Feb. 12. -(Special) - Mr. j and Mrs. Clyde Leedy entertained Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. Roy Aker and family, Mr. and Mrs. WiUard Aker. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Edwards of Sher wood and Mr. and Mrs. Lei and Edwards, who were married Jan uary 26 in Pennsylvania. He serv ed 24 years In the army and Mrs. Edwards was in the WAC for three years. NEW SCHOOLS FOR CORVALLI CORVALLIS, Feb. 1JJ -P- A $250,000 construction program, to include a hew 12 -room elementary school, a senior high school wing and a high school industrial arts building, is planned by; the die trict school board. Board mem bers said they wanted the build inf s completed for use next fall STOCK MEN TO HEAR STRAND COQUILLE, Feb. 12.- Presi dent A. L., Strand of Oregon State college will address the . banquet at the western Oregon Livestock association 10th annual' convention here Thursday, association presi dent C. Burtchart ( Albany said today. Legion Post Adbpts Name, Meeting Time Salem's new American legion post for World war II veterans formally adopted as its new name Salem Post No, 136, American Legion, during a meeting Tues day night in the Legion home. Regular meeting dates will be the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Membership in the new pot. now nearing 200, was strewed. and all members were urged to bring a new member to the next meeting. Commander Don Goode will appoint a committee to encourage employment of veterans in Salem by keeping in liaison with the U.S. employment service and see ing that veterans receive consid eration by all local employers. Next ceremonial event for the post will be the acceptance of its official colors from Capitol Post No. 9, the older Salem post. Date has not yet been set. Kenneth HuUe Sells Ranch Equipment a Preliminary to Move MISSION BOTTOM, Feb. 12 ( Special (-Kenneth Hulse held a sale on Monday, disposing of farm j machinery, livestock, and part ofj his household goods. His ranch of 100 acres has been, sold to Carl Morrison of Salem who has other ranch interests. Hulse will move with his fami ly to Eugene as soon as he can find suitable quarters in which to live while building a house on land recently purchased there. Mrs. Amanda Bethell III With Pneumonia NORTH SANTIAM, Feb. 12 (Special) Mrs. Amanda Bethell is ill with pneumonia and her daughter Mrs. Nannie Graham of Yocolt, Wash., spent the weekend here. A son, Ernest Bethell and his wife and son were here Sat urday. i Mr. and Mrs. Vern Busch of Salem, visited Sunday at his sis ters. Mrs. Carl Bethell. Tommie Morgan of Stayton. is staying with his sister, Mrs. Rob ert Bethell while working for Arthur Biles. TRAIN II IN SAN DIEGO MISSION BOTTOM, Feb 12 Mr. and Mrs. Davis have learned their son. Richard, will receive his basic training at San 'Diego. An other son, Pvt. William Davis, is stationed at Ft. Ord, awaiting oversew assignment. HERE ON LEAVE ORCHARD HEIGHTS-S tori keeper 2c Howard Blankley ie home from Port Hueneme, Calif., where he received his discharge. He wss in the service three years with the Seabees. FOUNDRYMEN TO STRIKE SEATTLE, Feb. 1 2. -OP) -Seven meetings were in session tonight In western Washington and Ore gon as foundry workers and em ployers sought to avert a strike of 3000 workeri, t c h t d u 1 1 d for Thursday morning. ; "7i vmmzi Starts Today 2 SMASH HITS KMX I'M) mm x-St'SS' A Deiiriousfy Defiobtful Tale of the JoDiest Ghost You've Ever tan! a VV at ''H:nr fin. h .-.Tr Tri . om. if- 'i;i,ri;- - CO-FEATURE PLUS DandirTcnxr Sj&n&s Wcst "1CAMT HOtO l7H 7 CAN'T CATC! filing i i MHm yi mm mm Return of tho Dqrahgo Kid tl A3 CHARLES STAR RETT TEX HARDING CAROLE MATHEWS SPADE COOLEY 2 Editor Talks To Republicans PORTLAND. Feb. 12. (4i M on roe Sweetland, publisher of the Molalla Pioneer, tonight pMTed several questions to the Multno mah county Young Republican club he called "Morse republi cans"'at a meeting here. "Have you a progressive re publican to offer for governor in place of the old-line incumbent, Earh Snell?" he inquired. He asked the young republicans if they would campaign against re actionaries in Oregon at the May primaries. He also asked whether the or ganization would follow Senator Morse in supporting public power and in "trying to remove the anti labor tag from the GOP." Near 16,954 ! ; GIs to Dock By the A(JciatKf Prest Approximately! 16,954 nervice men and women were scheduled to debark today! from 20 vessels at four U.S. ports. Ships and units arriving in clude r At Ios Angeles Miscellaneous ; on following: Drew from Saipam. HWfl; S Star from Yokohama. 2136; Sea Fiddler from Yokohama, ; 2035; Ixt Whit comb from Noumea, five; Brax ton from Samar. 1730; Dayton from Pearl Harbirir, 529; Audrain from Pearl Harbor. 1079; Todd from Pearl Harbor. 113; Woods from Pearl Harbor, 89. At San Diego Miscellaneous . tin following, minesweeper Starling, 74 navy; YMS 390, four navy. At San Francisco Miscellaneous on following ves sels: Sea Flasher from Manila. 2132 army (dur originally yes terday): Santi Maria from Iyte. 1727 army, 14 navy; Chateau Thierry from Honolulu. 58 army; War Hawk, 1594 army, 62 navy; Indiana. 93 marines; Santa Mon ica from Leyte. 22 navy. Gate Woman MeeU Husband in Seattle GATES, Feb. 12 -(SpeciaD-Mrs. Virginia Overlook was called to Seattle Thursday to meet her husband. James Overlook, from the Pacific. He was injured in an accident and is in the hospital. She is a toocher in tho high school. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Klecher of Stayton visited the Millsaps home Sunday. Millsap has been ill the post week. Mrs. Lulu Collins visited her son Bud Collins at Idanha a few days last week. Portland Get 80,000 Pounds of Butter PORTLAND, Feb. 12 ? Port landers brightened today at news of a surprise shipment of 80,000 pounds of butter, but a creamery spokesman sourly predicted it wouldn't help the shortage much. A creamery here bought the butter, of midwest "B" grade, which originally wa slated for Russia but was no longer needed under !end-lafte. Fa I In (My Couple Married Daring Week FALIJ5 CITY, Feb. 12 - (Spe cial) -Frank Joslin and Lovaine Vincent were married in Dallas Saturday. Leland Cooper of Falls City and Gail Koenig of Dallas were Mar ried Sunday at the bride's home. ABANDON PLANE SEARCH COLUMBUS, O , Feb. 12 -(JP-The arny air forces today aband oned search for a Chicago-bound trainer plane missing with three men since last Friday and Col. Algene E. Key, Lock bourne air base commander, said, "It must be presumed that the plane crash ed or landed in Lake. Michigan." TO ATTEND CONCLAVE LONDON, Feb. 12-(-Soviet Rusia today agreed to attend the first world trade conference since 1933, which the United States has osked the United Nations econom ic and social committee to convoke. CHINA EIGHTS ASSURED CHUNGKING. Feb. 12. (A) The supreme national defense council, now China's highest rul ing authority, today approved the repeal or amendment of all regu lations restricting freedom of speech and other civil rights. I Mm NOW SHOWING r . . i a ii m h CO-FEATURE j wan tutea ahu! c v Ky R. E. Warner Gels Promotion While On Transport ABOARD THE USS MAGOF FIN IN THE NORTH PACIFIC Ruben E. Wagner, 25, ret-ently was promoted to elertrioian's mate, 3'c, aboard this attack transport. He is the husband of Geraldine Wagner. 1911 North Church st., Salem, Ore., and has two children Sharon Lee, 5, and Terry Earl, 2. His parent. Mr and Mrs. Christ Wagner live, on route 2, Salem. He was employed as a mainten ance man by the Miller Trans former Co., Portland. Ore., before entering the service in June, 1944. He reported aboard this ship in October. 1944. During the first critical week of the Okinawa invasion. Wagner served aboard a landing boat transporting units of the First marine division to the beachhead. The itinerary of the transpoit has included the Hawaiian is lands, New Caledonia, the Solo mon and Marshall islands. Guam, the Caroline islands, Leyte, Jap an. China and Korea. TO Yvonne DeCarlo anal David Brace ta "Saleane. Where She DaneeoT Ce-Feajore Elia Raines and C'bas. Korvia la "Eater Arsene Lupin" Bargain Night - Open :4I Lyon Woman Married Saturday in Stayton LYONS, Feb. 12 -(SpeciaD-Wava Lucille Bass, daughter of Mrs. Hazel Bass of Lyons, became the bride of James Warren Wil son of Albany. Saturday at 11 o' clock at the Baptist church in Stayton. The Rev. Buckner offic iated. The bride wore an after noon dress of white flowered jersey. . The attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Garrison of Gates. The young couple will make their home in Albany. MONTGOMERY REPLACED LONDON. Feb. 12 - A') - Prime Minister Attlee announced tonight the appointment of Air Chief Marshal Sir Sholto Douglas of the royal air force as commander in chW of British forces in Ger many. He succeeds Field Marshal Lord Montgomery, who will be come chief of the imperial gen eral staff. ASKS PRIORITY FOR VETS PORTLAND, Feb. 12 P) The slate legislature interim commit tee on veterans' affairs meeting at its first session today asked build ing material suppliers to "give voluntary preference to veterans" in selling materials -for low cost homes. ILL AT PRATl'M PRATUM. Feb. 12 -(Special -Mr. A. L. Bo wen u caring ffr her falhfr, who is 111 at the liowtn home. Ob 333? EST) If you're at that kalf-wetl-aslf-sick stags, don't drag aioog for aootber day. Go sc oca to your physician. 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