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Thursday, March 21, 1940 The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Three ( 15 CCC Youths In Hospital from Truck Crash Grants Pass, March 21 (ff) Fit teen CCO enrollees were rushed to Josephine General hospital this morning. An attendant said they suffered "broken arms, legs, injur ed chests and backs. We don't have the names. There are three doc tors treating them and we will be busy all day." A salesman said a CCC truck overturned near Hayes hill on the Eedwood highway southwest of here. Lt. Mtckly at Camp Gasquet, 68 miles from here in northern Cali fornia, said he had Just been noti fied that the injured youths were from his camp. He said they had Just completed their enrollment and were being brought here to en 7 train for their homes in Alabama, Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee and North Carolina. State orflcer Jay Williams said he was told the driver of the lead ing truck In a caravan of three doz ed at the wheel. There were skid marks at a curve, Williams said. The canvas-topped truck turned upside down but its wooden stakes held It off the 23 passengers. Critically injured: Ivan Lee, Puraell. York, Term., frac tured iplne and other Injuries. Undetermined Injuries, hospitalized: J. T. Wood. Jr., Maryavllle, Ga. J. P. Williamson, Oak Park, Oa. Ellis Stevens, Benton, Miss. J. W. Howard, Decater, Tenn. I. T. Flanagan, Enos, La. T. J, Blddle, Itta Bena, Miss. James P. Morton, Santa Fe, Tenn, Irwin Hawks, Clinton, La. Ed Mason, Picayune, Miss. Treated and dismissed: Ollle Richardson, Ruston, La. P. P. Klnkade, Shelby, Miss. Marlon Norwood, Plttsburs, N. O, Oscar Williams, Augusta, Ga. Lavclle Todd, Castor, La, Gets Hospital Position K Perry dale Miss Lorraine White, a graduate of Ferry dale high school, has secured a position in the Mc Minnville hospital and plans to work there for some time. , :...,.-, , T.it on the hall. The Auxiliary will serve the refreshments. Devotional! Arranged West Salem The devotional pro gram given by the Ladies' Aid of the Ford Memorial church Wednes day, brought out a large attendance. The numbers were: scripture read ing, Mrs. K. Abbott; prayer, Mrs. O. Vosburgh; song, Ruth Dashiell; music, Mrs. James Wardell; read ing, Mrs. Nellie Hathaway; letter from China from a missionary, Mrs. George Lathrop; musical solo, "The Old Rugged Cross," Mrs. F-!-don Newberry; community rug; concluding address by Rev. Don Huckabee. Bruin Crewmen Row to Victory Over Oregon State For the third consecutive time, the University of California at Los Angeles (right), rowed to victory over the Oregon State college eight by half a length. The race also marked the dedication of the new course at Venice, Calif. The UCLA crew covered the 190O meters in six minutes, 2-5 seconds. Associated Press Photo. Plaza Street Paving Project Under Way West Salem, March 21 That this town is not only en joying a healthy growth, both from a standpoint of a building boom and good payrolls, but citizens comfortably domiciled, is indicated by statistics compiled. by City Recorder Pattison showing that 13.6 per cent of the occupied houses here are owned by the ten ants. There are approximately 460 homes coming under this designa tion. To add to the Improvements of these homes, the sidewalk paving is progressing in all the districts and Friday morning worn started on the paving on Plaza street which has been the subject of controversy be tween the city and the WPA over construction of retaining walls and aprons. The city council at the last meeting ordered work to go ahead, with the building of retain ing walls held up until the regional office of the WPA in San Francis co makes final decision In the matter. Teacher Takes Vacation West Salem Miss Pearl Groves, teacher of third grade In the city school, leaves Friday for Bakers field, Calif., to spend the Easter hol idays with her sister, Mrs. Paul Pryor. Birthday Brings Surprise West Salem To extend felicita tions to Miss Lottie McAdams in advance of her birthday celebration Easter Sunday, Mrs. Vernon Clark of Haycsvllle and Mrs. E. W. Peter son gave a surprise party for Miss McAdams Wednesday at the lat ter's home. Egg Rolling Scheduled West Salem Klngwood post, 81, American Legion, is sponsoring an egg rolling contest Easter Sunday for all the children of West Salem and an invitation Is extended to the youngsters to come to the legion hall at 1:30 o'clock for the rollicking time that is planned for the afternoon. This evening at 8 Klngwood post, No. 81, will feature a program of entertainment cele brating the burning of the mortgage SMITH rl rniieu DROPS CONTAIN VITAMIN A (CAftOrCNE) Entre Nona Clnb Guest West Salem The Entre Nous club met at the city hall auditorium Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W O. Earle and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Krueger were hosts. Prises went to Mrs. Harry Smart and Mrs. Guy Newgent and Fred Gibson and El mer Cook. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Unruh, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Forster, Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Hummel. Mrs. Clara Ger- hke, Mrs. B. I. Ferguson, Mrs. Dale Lemon, and Guy Newgent. Holy Week Services Lutheran Church Holv Thursday and flnorf FHrtnv services are Being conducted by the American Lutheran church. nrrwri- lner to announcement of Rev. P. W Erlksen, the pastor. In recognition Folger Johnson, federal hous ing administrator for the state of Oregon, who will address the Salem Realty board during its luncheon at the Quelle Friday noon. of Holy Thursday, a communion ser vice will be conducted at 7:30 to night. Mrs. Lougine Ertsgaard will sign a solo, "There's a Green Hill Far Away" by Gounod. The sermon will be on the subject: "Christ's Unanswered Prayer." In observance of Good Friday, a second communion service will be held at 10:30 tomorrow morning. Yrjo Koskl will have charge of the music portion of the program. The sermon, which will be broadcast at 11:30, will be taken from the sub' ject. "The Conquest of the Cross." 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