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Tuesday January 21, 1941 The Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon Salem Blind i Get Training In Dramatics New York, Jan. 21 A fresh em phasis will be placed on dramatic training as an Integral part of the curriculum during the early months of this year at the State School for the Blind at Salem, Oregon, ac cording to an announcement Just made by the American Foundation for the Blind, 15 West 16th street, New York. This new emphasis falls In line wtlh the view held by educa tors of blind students that training In acting and play production gives to these students an added poise, a greater confidence In movement and speech, ana an increased sense of assurance. After a year's experience to prove the validity of this contention, the American Foundation for the Blind the national agency through which Helen Keller works for the more than 200,000 blind people In l, the United States Is sending a ' specially trained dramatic coach to the school at Salem. This stage spe cialist will not only coach the stud ents themselves, nut will train one of the school's own Instructors to continue the courses In acting and play production. Miss Ruth Vivian, an experienced actress and director, who Is now ap pearing on Broadway in the hit comedy, "The Man Who Came to .pinner," has made a study of adapt ing the usual stage techniques to the special requirements of blind young people who take part in plays, and has trained the coaches which the Foundation is sending to schools throughout the nation. In the case of the State School for the Blind at Salem, the coach will be Miss Irene Marmein, who has had 25 years of theatrical exper ience, and has been a member of the directing staff of the Mohawk Drama festival held each year In Schenectady. . The American Foundation for the k Blind stresses the fact that these ' new courses which will be begun this term In 12 selected schools throughout the country, are not to train the students for professional careers on the stage, but to enable them the more readily to overcome certain phases of their handicap and take their places with greater ease and confidence in a society de signed primarily for seeing people. Capital Post Gets Big Check A check for $1250 was presented Capital Post No. 9 of the American Legion Monday night by the Salem War Mothers as their contribution to the fund for the new building by Mrs. Minnie Humphrey, president, who was accompanied by seven oth er members of her organization. The check was accepted for the post by Ray J. Stumbo, post commander. A .regular meeting of the post, with routine matters considered, follow ed a no-host dinner. Blueprints for the remodeling of the former Unitarian church, Cot tage and'Chemeketa, which has been purchased as a home for the post, are expected to be completed this week and as soon as approved bids for the remodeling will be adver tised. It Is hoped that the .building will be ready for post meetings In about six weeks. Union Hill Group Offers Card Party Aurora Mrs. Robert Armstrong, Mrs. Ray Yergen and Mrs. Walter Colvin were hostesses at the "500" car party Friday evening, sponsor ed by the Union H1U Community - club. Scoring honors vent to Mrs. Ralph DuRette, Miss Phyllis Daniel son, William Barrett and Ming Kee. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Qerlack, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Du Rette, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Yergen, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Armstrong and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ming Kee, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Colvin and farritly, Mrs. Carl Hoffman, J. W. Kadder ly, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Danielson, Miss Phyllis Danielson, Henry Hoff man, Norman Kee and Hubert Yergen. Commissioners' Court The following ts the official publication of the record ot claims before the Marion county, commissioners' court for the January term. 1941, with the amount allowed, bills continued, etc., according to the records in the office of the county clerk. ) Assessor's Office Acct. Deputies: Paul Qriebenow $132.79, C A Lewis $112.75, Alma Ackerman $102.75, An abel Moon $92.75. Clerk's Office Acct. Deputies: H C Mattson $112.75, H A Judd $33.75, A M Pressnall $130, Lee Ohmart $63.84, O M SIX $07.75, M L Pugh $90 Co. Court & Commissioners' Acct. H C Mattson, cleric $20; Roy S Melson. salary $125, J E Smith, sal ary $120. Court House Acct. J H Klrsch, Janitor $81.09, Chas McKinley, do $84.69; Mark W Baker, do $84.69; Alice Dahlen, elevator operator, $44. 75; Margaret Wel.ier, do $38.72. Dlit, Atlys. Office Acct Joseph B Pelton, deputy $175; Patricia Young, stenographer $50. Health Officer's Acct. Dr V A Douglas, health office $125; John Ocren, sanitary officer $12.50; Lucille AvrPS. mirce inS' rattioHna Rarru 'Buirse $130; Ethel Lermon, clerk tSi. Johnson, clerk $100. Salem Constable Acct. Caroline Ward, clerk $10. Juvenile Court Aeet. Nona Whit probation officer $117.69. Poor Acct. Mrs. Elizabeth Krause relief $15. Recorder's Office Acct. H C Sch ofleld, deput $97.76; Em Nlles, do $59.45; Janice Henry, do $100; Mabel P. Phillips, do $80. School Supts. Office Acct. Cora E Reld, assistant $115; Jack W Ken nedy, supervisor $120; Carmallte I Weddle, secretary $20.25. Sheriffs Office Acct. Kenneth L Randall, deputy $147.69; B R Smith, do $134.69; L L Plttenger, do $134.69; H H Daniels, do $109.69; T J Brabec, do $149.69; A M Dalrymple, do $114. 69; R Glen Savage, do $125; A M Roethlin, do $112.76; Wm McKlnney do $115; Harry L Mcdee, do $115. Treasurer's Office Acct. Reginald H Rees, deputy $33.39; S J Butler, deputy $59.36. Dog License Fund Aoct. Lee Os mart, clerk $50; Paul Mamach, enf. officer $124.69. Co. Property Acct. H Wm Thell sen, clerk $100. Engineer's Office Acct. N C Hubbs, engineer $174.75; Hazel E Ward, clerk $87.75. Photostat Acct. Lee Ohmart. op erator, $16.17; E M Nlles, do $38.30. Indigent Soldier Relief Acct. Frank Powell, commander, relief of A H Thomas $15; Hartley S Le Fe bvre, commander, relief Louis Covey $12, relief John Orout $20; Frank V Wray, commander, relief Myrtle Mehl $15, relief Ralph L. Hook $15, relief Wm-Andres $15; Frank Pow ell, commander, relief of A. S. Howe $15, relief Mrs N A Hansen $15; Frank V Wray, com., relief Chas C Logue, $15. Court House Acct. Robert Lee, extra Janitor $6.62. Indigent Soldier Relief Acct. Ray J Stuiribo, commander, relief of Carl B Herzberg $16, Labor: J P Aspln wall $120.81, Lee E Brandt $96.53, James Croker $95.18, F A Dutton $78.55, J J Hollett $69.69, Wm Mcll waln $127.24, H Paulson $99.50, W C Wooldrldge $98.67, Omer Bartruff $117.43, O D Binegar $101.50, Ivan Brown $100.13, J O Burns $88.29, W O DeRoss $117.25, F M Elsey $99.13, R L Green $100.13, C B Hunt $86.10, Wm R King $97.37, Henry L Martin $90.40, Lester Mcllwaln $124.59, C E Powell $112.51, Nick Schab $97.55, Dan Scharf $112.69, Roy Theodor- son $86.13, Hugh Webb $100.13, Lee A Wells $112.40, Frank Woelke $122. 32, Clyde Woodruff $116.84, Richard Boehrlnger $2.87, O A De Long $93. 75, Orlo Emmert $49.30, Bertrand Iversen $89.28, L W Webber $65.61, Joe Wledner $86.88, Arthur Drake $91.10, Geo James $83.58, John Sac re $85.88, A V Fisher $107.75, Frank Allen $52.23, Benjamin Ericson $13. 09, Fred Farrow $81.75, Robert John son $82.96, Carl LeRoy Knutson $11.21, Oscar Nystrom $6.54, Joe Wright $75.72, E J Richards $30.42, A H Hennles $123.03, Don Blades $93.78, Pete Davis $26.18, Anton Fes kens $102.51, Lloyd Jarman $103.14, Theodore Kuenzl $99.85, Geo J. Nett ling $26.19, M S Ramp $82.94, Greg Robl $98.15, Frank Schampier $103.. 14, B A Snyder $84.69, O M Snyder $82.69, Tom Bowden $84.74, Roy La Follett $80.97, Harvey M Glrod $62.- 83, C W Brandt $29.31. A D Graham, transit man, $7.34; John Hanna, la bor $3.99. Use of trucks Robert K Barry $44.65, Harry Becker $65.80, Lyle Becker $65.80, G R Dickenson $84.60, Ralph Dutoit $37.60, Ben E Gibson $37.60, E E Hedges $84.60, Wayne R Hindman $77.55, Herman Hoeschen $84.60, Arthur Kllday $79. 90, Ed Ricks $79.90; Orln F Schol Ulan $77.55, R M Stewart $56.40, Joe Uphoff $79.90, Lloyd Weathers $32. 90, Albert K Wengenroth $84.60, Chas Welsenhaus $79.90; F D Van Sweringen, labor $19.95. Miscellaneous Acets. Abrams & Ellis, bond premiums $310; Geo E Allen Hdw, paint, etc $3.65; J P As plnwall, use of car $8.48; Ballou & Wright, spark plugs, etc $36.97; Gla dys M Barry, clerk $67.50; Beall Pipe & Tank Corp, culvert $306.83 Bearings Az Motor Parts Inc. valves etc $25.98; Bertelson Ac Son, print ing $11.75; Wallace H Bonesteele, Inc, plugs etc $6.98; C A Bums, gas kets etc $8.18; E H Burrell, bushings etc $25.54; Capital Journal, publ no tice $8.10; Capital Journal, publ. no tice $23; Columbia Equipment Co, bushings etc $201.97; Colyear Motor Sales Co, bearings etc $73.44; Com mercial Book Store, flies eto $12; Coolldge Propeller Co, blades $29.52; Frank Doollttle Serv Sta, tires $108; Walter J Downs, glass $8.37; Ray L Farmer Hdw Co, fuses etc $2.03 Feenaughty Mach Co, lever etc $13. 05; Gabriel Powder Ac Sup Co, pow der $45.48: Gillmore Oil Co, oil and gas $828.92; Hansen Ac Liljequist lnc, lattice 50c; J E Haseltlne Ac Co, fittings $21.71; R C Haseman, pres ton $4; Hoffman's Tire Service, re pair tire $14; Phil Hornbrook, repair radiator $14; N C Hubbs, use of car $65.43; Carl Hultenberg, tube $1.46 F Jaskoskl Ac Son, printing $10; Ira Jorgensen, pump etc $168.37; Ken dall Sealer Co, envelope sealer $1.75; Knight Bros Garage, welding $2.45; Kraps Ac Long, printing $92.90; Log gers Ac Cont Mach Co., wheel etc $54.35; Douglas McKay Chev. Co, gaskets etc $53.01; Millers Auto Ser vice, grease etc $1.58; Mt States Power Co, electricity $38.98; Murphy Gardner Lor Co, lumber $20.53; Needhams Book store, tape etc $40. 67; V E Newcomb, tire $13.50; Nor thern Life Ins Co, salary savings $90.30; The Pacific Tel Ac Tel Co, telephone $151.10; Packer Scott Co, brushes etc $4.20; Physicians Ac Sur geons Hosp Assoc, hospital dues $42. 33; Pohle Staver Co, spikes etc $34. 90; Polk County Oregon, Jt. Inde pendence ferry $1850.15; Portland Gen Elect Co, electricity $264.47; Rahn McWhorter Paper Co, paper $11.35; L A Rich Co Treasurer, cash adv for licenses $30; Richfield Oil Corp, oil $23.32; Roen Typewriter ex change, rental on machine etc $6; Salem Hardware Co, iron etc $3.93; Salem Navigation Co; freight $1.24; Salem Steel Supply Co, bolts etc $35; Salem Tire Service, tires $5.95; Shell Oil Co, gasoline $72.43; Silver Wheel Motor Freight', freight 74c; Homer H Smith Ins Aggy, bond pre mium $265.47; Standard OH Co of Cal, gasoline $138.43; Statesman Publ Co, publ claims $25.80; Alvin B Stewart, making key 50c; The Texas Co, oil $71.75; Unruh Knapp Print Co, envelopes $24.75; Valley Motor Co, plates etc $85.41; Valley Welding Co, ogygen $18.28; O A Vib bert, cord etc $1.20; Western Auto Supply Co, volve etc 24c; Walter C Wlnslow, hlghstone case costs $15. 40; Woodbury Co, files etc $59.78; R D Woodrow, battery $13.06$. Advertising Acct. Salem Chamber of Commerce, advertising $200. Co. Agents Office Acct Oregon State Agri. colle.e farm Ac field de monstrations $2780. Assessor's Office Acct. Burroughs Adding Mach Co, carbon etc $16.70; Nicholson Ac Wiper Inc, bond pre mium $15; R Shelton, cash adv for postage $5. Audltlng Acct. Earl Snell Sec of State, auditing Co. records $2699.56. Circuit Court Acct. Chas J Zer zan, prof, services $15. Clerq'i Office Acct. R L Polk Ac Co, directory $12.50; Remington Rand, Inc, rent of machine $6; Stromberg Time Corp, ribbon etc $7.40; Coroner's Office Acct. L E Bar rick, cash adv for telephone $1.70 Howard O Greeman, removing body $10. Co. Court A Commissioner's Acct. Hotel Argo, meals for convention $16; Statesman Publish Co, copies of budget $13.80. Court House Acct. Capital City Laundry, laundry $1.50; City Ice Works, Ice book $6; Merrill D Ohl Ing, Insurance premium $4.80; Otis Elevator Co, coll etc $19.17; Salem Insurance Agency, Insurance prem ium $19.20; Salem Water Commis sion, water $18.52; Dtst, Altys. Office Acct. Joseph B Felton, traveling expenses $2.88; Pioneer Trust Co, rent $25. Co. Fair Fund Acct. Capital Feed Ac Seed, seed $5.87; Mabel H Chad wick, association dues $5; Theodate H Rice, labor, on booth $30; D A White Ac Con, seed $1.20. Health Officer's Acct. Lucille Ayres, traveling expenses $35; Ca tharine Barry, do $35; Central Phar macy, med. supplies $22.98; Dr C Ward Davis, dental services $7; Dr V A Douglas, traveling expenses $16.25; John L Oeren, do $15;,Hen drle Laboratories, labortory fee $27; Marion Co Dept ofo Health, main tenance of unit $72; Shaw Surgical Co, surgical supplies $3.97. Herd Inspector's 'Acct. Fred W Lange, assistant $110.25. Indemnity for Slaughter of Dls. Cattle Acct. Indemnity: Keith R Allen $17.50, Gath Bros $17.50, Jas R Linn $4, Carl Tomasek $4. Jail Acct. A C Burk, board of prisoners $164.74; Robert Lee, labor $6.62; Red Cross Pharmacy, medi cine $6.25; Salem Laundry Co, laun dry 50c; Sanitary Serv Co Inc, re moving garbage $1; Dr L A Steeves, prof, services $6; Salem Justice Court Acct. S O Catline Ac R K Page, trustees, rent $40; The Capital Press, printing $9 - 75; Salem Contable Acct. Earl Adams, travel expenses $172.23. Outside Justice Court Acct. A M Amo, constable Sllverton $11.95; W H Bell, justice Stayton $31.65; W C Miller, contable Woodburn $13.30; H Overton, Justice Woodbum $6.20. Juvenile Court Acct. Pomeroy Ac Keene, glasses for a from $8; Salem Deaconess hospital, care of Juveniles $20; Hazel E Ward, typist $1; West em Union Tel Co, telegram 69c; Nona White, cash adv for stamps etc $1.50. Poor Far mAcct. Lloyd W H1U, board of Inmates $430; Hugglns In surance Agency. Insurance premium $43.75; Wm Nelmeyer, medicine $6. 95; Portland Gas Ac Coke Co, fuel $16.04; Oeo E Waters, tobacco $27; Willamette Grocery Co, soap etc $16.45. Keg. Elec. Acct. O E White, clerk $31.87. Scalp Bounty Acct. Theodore Fi sher, bounty $1. School Supts. Office Acct. Agnes C Booth, traveling expenses $23.26; J W Kennedy, do $28.62. Sealer of Wts. As Measures Acct. Dept. of agriculture, sealer $33. Sheriff's Office Acct. A C Burk cash adv for postage $15; A C Burk travel expenses $109.55; Commercial Book Store, desk; $272.50; Cooke Stationery Co, folders etc $6; J H Klrsch, repart desk $2; Remington Rand Inc, machine malnt $133.10; A E Simmons, typewriter ribbon $1.- 75; A C Burk, cash adv for postase $12; T J Brabec, clerk $18.60; R Glen Savage, do $20.40; A M Roeehlln, do $16.20. Harry L McGee. clerk $18.60; Wm MeKlnney, do $19.20; Mrs Claire Hammang, do $37.60; Paul West, do $37.50; Harold Domogalla, do $36. Surveyor's Office Acct, Hugh Fi sher, travel exp. $5.22; Merchant Calculating Mach Co, payment on machine $90; Henry Tymer Co, pen cleaner $1.48. Treasurer's Office Acct. Ladd Ac Bush Salem Branch U S Natl Bank, cash adv for telegram $1.89; Law rence A Rich, deputy $5.94. Dog License Fund Acct Elliott Printing House, printing licenses $25.50; O O Cannon, expenses re board $60; A I Eotf. do $55; R C Hunsaker, do $60; Paul Mamach, travel, expenses $33.57. Sheep killed by dogs C C Cannon $15, J O Fan- $38.50, Floyd T Fox $232, O P Given $18, Fred Hersch $24, Jacob Sever son $16. Co. Property Acot. Frank E Hubbs Insurance premium $3.20; John F Steelhammer, prof services $300. Photostat Acct. Photostat Corp, supplies $14.90. Miscellaneous Accts. Ore. State Bd. of Forestry, fees $1242.54; State Public Welfare com., general assist ance $5617.69; E O Cooter, carpentry work $17.97; Ray J Stumbo, com mander, relief of John S Ventelcher $12; Frank Powell, commander, re lief Mrs N A Hansen $15, relief Wm Andres $15, Relief A S Howt $16, relief Ralph L Hook $15, reUef A H Thomas $15. Hauling pravel Rob ert Adams $427.04, L M Case $352.96, M Crouser $161.52, A B Wilson $414.- 40; State Ind Acc com., Insurance $411.41; State Public Welfare com., blind assistance $162; State public welf. com., dependent child assist. $1793, old age assistance $6408. Mar- chant Calculating Mach co, calcu lator $335; A W Simmons, herd In spector $146.17; Ballough Ac Wright, hose etc $42.19; Mt State Power Co, power $321.25; Shell Oil Co, gasoline $82.34; standard Oil Co, gasoline $183.32; -Gravel Chas H Hoyt $20.18, Oregon Gravel Co $731.15, Salem Supply Co $210.52, Stayton Gravel Co $17.50, H O Walling $4846.37. 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