Z Capital Journal, Salem.
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Disappointed Marine Kddie Bracken, star of Paramount' "Hail
the Conquering Hero.'' opens
is consoled by some of his friends. In tins Preston SJurges film.
Bracken, discharged from the
Ann wnen ne oues, me inn never
Lodge Appreciates
Loan of Quarters
Dayton About 40 members
of Naomi Rebekah lodge No.
83 attended the semi-monthly
meeting held at tlie Odd Fel
lows temple Wednesday even
ing. Four candidates were initi
ated: Mrs. Eva Carter. Mrs.
Dale Mas.-ey. Miss Alice Valen
tine and Miss Evelyn Wnmhs
Eau. Refreshments were served.
Plans were made to entertain
the Jacob Mover lodge No. 108.
A. F. and A. M. and Kleeta
chapter No. 2!), Order of Eastern
Star of Dayton in appreciat ion
for use of their hall for several
months while the Odd Fellows
temple was undergoing repairs
when damaged bv fire Satur
day, March II. 1044. The m
tertainment will be held at the
Odd Fellows temple, this Sat
urday evening, March 10.
Missionary Society
Offered Book Review
Scio About 2") members and
gliosis attended meeting of the
missionary society Thursday at
the home of Mrs, Carl Warren
in South Scio. Mrs. Bynuni of ,
Rndgers mountain was hostess
and was assisted by several
members of the unit. Mrs. Van '
Cleave gave a book review and
other pertinent subjects re- '
reived attention. Next meeting
is tentatively scheduled for the
Mersliel Ciregg farm home near
Scio. Refreshments were
served at the close of the gath
ering. Mrs. J. S. Ruby is pres
ident and Mrs. Harold Pyuch
is secretary of the local unit.
Golden Anniversary
Of Chapter Planned !
Independence hi vital ions 1
were mailed last week to all
Eastern Star chapters of the
state for the 50th anniversary ,
party of Adah chapter, which
is to be held at the high school :
auditorium Saturday evening, i
March 24. The invitations were
printed in gold, carrying out
I he golden anniversary idea.
Mrs. Ardella Butler, chairman'
nf 1 he in vital ion commit tec.
ulated that between 4(10 and
500 will be expected to attend
the party.
Srayton Legion Post
Entertained at Lyons
Lyons The St ay ton Ameri
can Legion po.-l, No. fli, and
auxiliary members met at t lie
Lyons Rebekah hall with a
large Attendance. The occasion
honored the 2ti t h but lid a y an
niversarv nf the Legion. Mrs.
Percy liiatt, Mrs. K.nl Allen.
Mrs. Harry Khner and Mrs
George Huffman, auxiliary
members of Lyons, wen- hos
tesses for the group. The table
was centered with a l.irje birth
day cake baked h.v Mrs. Allen
Harry Humphries w.is lo.iM
mastcr and short taiks were
given by Mr. Chrisleneit. com
ma lulcr of the )ol , ( !eort;e
Duncan, Dave Johns and Char
lie Johnson.
Radar Talk Given
Forum at Amity
Amity --The Amity Commer
cial club met in the Methodi-t
church community r o o m s
W'edne.-day noon. Afier n short
business meeting Dr Charles II
Law introduced Chief Kenned
an officer nf the navy, who
spoke 011 radar, and of how
Valuable this is and of the need
of more men for tin special
work. About twenty were
present to enjo the excellent
dinner served by the women of
the church.
May 1 is the deadline for fil
ing applications t,.r certiiica
iion lor strawberry plants
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Wednesday at the Capitol theater.!
marine corps because of hav fever,
stops. I
Tom Drake. James Gleason and Wallace Beery find themselves
in a lough spot when their dirigible is attacked by Japanese Zeros
: in this scene from Met ro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "This Man's Navy."
j which opens Wednesday nl the Elsinore theater. Lovely Jan
; Clayton lias the romantic lead opposite Drake in the film.
East Salem Extension Unit
Learns About Home Sewing
Kast Salem. March L'J -One
of the Kast Salem Home Kxten
Mrs. Homer J. Conkhn wilh Mr
on "Home Sewing" instead of
''House Cleaning Aids'" which
will be given by the project
lea tiers at the April meeting.
.There were 24 women present to
learn "Ways to Snip Sewing
Time" Miss T e used the bul
letins prepared by Miss Lucy R
Lane, extension specialist In
clothing and textiles for the
Oregon Home Extension Service
in home economics.
Miss 'I've demonstrated more
than 14 short cuts in planning,
fitting and finishing garments
and f'e sewing equipment sug-
March Birthdays
Dates Celebrated
i rieasautdalc Three March
fa mi I v In rt Inlays were honored
; Sunday at the home of Mr and
Mrs licit McKarlane in Pleas
antdale district Sunday,
Present were Mr. and Mrs.
I Lester llnll and Neal Stouten-
burg of UrionvBle. Mr and Mrs.
John Sloulenlinrg and Mr. and
I Mrs Joe Cisler of Salem, Mr.
ami Mrs. Orval Stouteuburg and
llalph and D. C. Miller of Carl
ton. Mr and Mrs Hert McKar
lane. Jimmy and Laura McKar
lane. Three decorated b i r t h d a y
e:ik''s made by Mrs. Holt were
features of the dinner.
D. C Miller. 72. formerly of
this district and one of the
guests at the dinner is in deli
cate health and has been un
able to work at Ihe flax plant,
is slah'i: with his son-in-law
and daughter at Carlton
.John Stoutenhure. () r v a 1
Stontenburg and Mrs McKar
lane were those honored.
Scotts Mills- Air. and Mrs
: Lee Volker of Ml Angel vNil
J ed the Tony Kt I ins Sunday
Mr. Kl t in, who has been erv
i ill. U reported much improved.
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Veteran Mail
Carrier Quits
Independence Ed M Wun
der. ndependence rural mail
carrier fur more than 30 years.
will retire April 1.
Wunclrr gives many interest
ing facts about distances trav
eled, gasoline and oil used, ex
tra work in early years for more
income, his substitutes, his
route's increase in mileage, mail
carried and interesting experi
ences in serving his patrons,
"On April 1 . I will have
traveled about 500.000 miles,
carrying mail over the Indepen
dence rural route for 30 years.
1 month and 15 davs; used
i about 40.000 gallons of gaso
j line and enough oil to float a
battleship. I also used 11 auto
. mobiles, three horses and two
buggies.
! 'I have been reminded many
times that I had a preferred job
j at big wages and that I ought
: to have been able to put away
$100 uHuh month. Only mv
1 he'ftnannill rf ) nnfl
I ing the first World War I paid
,,- -c -i.nrdcn ! ... n
only to have it
htfiu Mill at 1011 milnc "
of the most instructive meetings
ion unit was held at the home of
s. Marjorie lye giving the lesson
' gesled was all inexpensive and
just what any woman who does
home sewing can have at this
time.
One of the spring birthday
parties was that of the surprise
party given Friday evening at
the A. C Schafrer home at 310
Garden Road for Miss Emma
Zielesli. The birthday prescnls
and the miniature birthday cake
was presented to Miss Zeilesh
by her small niece. Gail, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Zeil
esh. Guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
Ren Savage. Robert Savage.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Zieleseh and
I daughter. Gail, Mr. and Mrs.
j Paul rtasmiisscn. Miss Ann
Schirmer. Allen Wallace, Ern
est Zieleseh, Miss Margaret
! Zieleseh. Miss Bernice Schaffer
and Mr. and Mrs. Schaffer.
I Robert Savage of Indepen
dence spent the week-end at the
K. Zeiiesch home. Allen Wal-
1 lace of Spokane was a guest at
j the E. Zeiiesch home the past
i week
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DANCING
Crystal Garden
E Wofl. Modern
P I-Val urine
J "T1IK TOI'HATTKRS"
t Tlrtir.-Slrirtly Old Time
Diince Koiilnrinc
'TOI'" KI)V AllDS
Sal. Old Time and
Modern
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THE BEST NSj
OF ALL
DAYTIME
PROGRAMS It
"TOM BRENEMAN'S
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An OHClim a day will bo
Kiven nva' lo 1h( eldest
lad' writing to Kh'X. Port
laml hefitle Mari'h l.ltll mid
niKhl. Listen to BREAKFAST IN
HOLLYWOOD at 9 30 ever
KMX and drop a eard tfivinK
rame. addre5. ase and birth
day. Li.ten to TWENEMAX. . . .
Write to KKX . . . today.
KEX - Westinghouse
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Scio
First aid instruction contin
ues at ZCBJ hall in Scio each
Wednesday night, under spon
sorship of the local unit of Ore
gon woman s ambulance corpn.
The regular class consists of,
12 members, according to Sec
ond lA. Barbara Pennell.
Telesraohic message to Mr.
and Mrs. Al Duman of Jordan
eomraunity near Scio states that I Arranged bv Mrs. A. B. Slar
their son. Ed. recently was iick. production chairman, and
wounded in overseas dutv. ; Oeorge Woerth. store manager.
Contata and other numbers I ? arRc,d Cru? drivp. "re-
are to be presented Easter Sun- i
day evening. April 1, at Scio1
Baptist church, it is announced !
by Rev. V. L. Loucks. pastor,
Among blood offerings from
this area at Salem were Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Williams and Mr. and
Mrs. Leland Miller. Roaring
River, and Buel! Miller of the
Shelburn community. Some of
these had previously donated.
Benefit dance under direction
of a city council committee con
sisting of Carl Cyrus, C. L. Don
ahue and M. B. Cyrus is to be
given Saturday night. March 17.
at ZCB.f hall. It is the announc
ed plan to continue a series of
such functions for a fund for
street and other city improve
ments, including that of muni
cipal dumping grounds.
Mra. Minnie Pepper of South
Scio is reported improved from
a sudden serious illness.
Mrs. Henry Hetiberger (Ann
Sal 7.1) of .Jordan was critically
ill a few days ago. but was later ! Stayton The Stayton Meth
reported improved. Shp was a odist WSCS met at the home of
Scio high school student
Frank Kalisek and daughter.
Marjorie visited relatives and
friends here this week. Kalisek
f a brother of Mrs. Vannie
Shores of Scio and he and his
daughter were en route to their
home in Iowa.
Dallas Discussing
Teacher Pay Hike
Dalla.s At an organization
meeting of the budget commit-
f rd frr rVinnl rlitInt Mn 1
(Dallas) at the high school.
Karle Richardson was chosen
chairman and Mrs. J. R. Crav-
en. secretary. As a
committee to prepare
special
tonta-
live budget for the committee
FrT,11' ,Bnilmf,n' E,lp
named.
Among problem., confronting
the budgeting group are the
increasing of teachers' jtalaries
and a suggested addition to the
elementary school building.
Dan Siddons Ranch
Sold During Week
Dallas Purchase of Ihe Dan j
Siddons ranch of approximately
100 acres on the LaCreolc above
the gorge at Ellendale by Maur
ice Dalton. local furniture deal
er, is announced.
The acreage is the site of the :
Halloek mill, one of the first!
sawmills in the district and is
near the scene of two of the first
pioneer industrial developments 1
in Polk county the woolen 1
mill and grist mill at Ellendale. j
PTA ServhiK Dinner
Scotts Mills A PTA-sponsor-ed
turkey dinner will be served
at the schoolhouse Thursday i
evening from 6 to 8 o'clock
rviBre iwoij thom yzmr
-Continuous from 1 P.M
NOW SHOWING!
IT'S LOVC
ON
HAVE!
.us me i.reaiesi riciuruJ
of the War!
tip;::
ttM. BAXTER JOHN HODIAK
J Sunday Dinner
for a Soldier
St ,;i,U'''";ocx"0 ROBERT, :
INews! Treslrtent Reports!
Yanks Freed In Manila!
Window Display
Aids Red Cross
Dallas Attracting attention
locally is the displav in the ccn-
ter window of the J. C. Penney
company store of garments
made in the production depart
ment of the Polk county chap-
, ter of the American Red Cros
the display will remain in the
window this week, after which
it will be taken to Monmouth
and Independence for display.
Included are knitted and
cloth garments, 'housewives,'
ditty bags and their contents.
Also displayed is a sample pris
oner of war package.
Now in the process of mak
ing in the county Red Cross
production department are 1.
500 articles of clothing, which
are to be completed by August
I. according to Mrs. Starbuck.
Recently shipped from the pro
duction center here were 130
new refugee garments. 90 knit
ted garments for the armed
forces and 275 hospital gar
ments. Stayton Church Unit
i Planning Silver Tea
Mrs. Starr Ruggles for the
monthly business meeting with
Mrs. W. J. Wright co-hostess.
After the moeUng conducted by
the president. Mrs. L. H. Wright,
refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mrs. H.
J. Rowp. Mrs. Gabe DeJardin.
Mrs. Ed Schlies, Mrs. Clifford
Stayton. Mrs. Ross Hughes. Mrs.
L. H. Wright, Mrs. Addie Palm
ateer. Mrs. Alex Harold. Mrs.
Nora L. John. Mrs. W. P, Wana
cott and the hostesses. Mrs. W.
J Wright and Mrs. Starr Rug
gies. The quarterly birthday tea
be held March 22 with the
7M; V """I"11."0 ana
April 12 Mrs. L. H. Wright and
ivirs. td Schlies. will entertain
iat lhe business meeting.
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For Nurses' Training
j ci,v Dorothy Shuey,
1 SPnior "f loeil1 h'h school,
! accompanied by Mavis Mundt,
' visited the hospital in Astoria
where she registered to enter
for nurses' training, the term
starting in October. She has
been taking a correspondence
course since last summer in or
der that she might have enough
credits to graduate from high
school tliis spring, thus com
pleting her high school training
in three years. She is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. William B.
ohiiev.
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,'West Salem Council Approves
Blue Lake Plant Franchise
West Salem. March 13 The city council met in special session
last evening and adopted upon the third and final reading two
ordinances, drawn by the Blue Lake Producers. The one em
bodied terms of a 20 vear fran-
rhio with iho rIm- i .t. f,,r t hi. i platform, etc.
building and maintenance of a
railroad sour, sorvirinp thnir on-
orations. The city was
. .. ' '
the Drivileee of builriine a sub-
sour from the main sour at anv
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Red Cross Drive
Topped at Albany
Albany Albany was the first
town in Linn county and believ
ed to be one of the first in the
state to top its 1945 Red Cross
war fund drive. Clifford Kno
dell. county drive chairman,
stated Monday. Albanv reach
ed its $13,500 goal Friday.
Saturday Tangent passed iN
CflOO m.nln ...i.U CO t - ...
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S840. Brownsville's quota was
S8nn. Knodell stated.
Linn county has SO percent
nf its $35,000. it was announced
at the office of the Linn county
executive chapter in Albany.
Scio A crew of ten men is
reported working on a 50-foot
wide right-of-way for a power
line in the Scio community.
On Friday work of clearing
brush, trees and other obstruc
tions encountered in fields and
barnyards had reached the bea
con light area a few miles south
west of Scio. it was stated here
by a member of the crew.
ENDS TUESDAY!
GENE AI TRV
"Git Alone Utile Dojjie-'
Rochester - Lena Home
"STORMY WEATHER"
OPENS 6:45 P.M.
TOMORROW!
Romance!
Thrills in the
South Pacific!
CONSTANCE
BENNETT
"LAW OF
THE TROPICS"
JEFFREY
LYNN
CO-FEATURE!
ACTIOS mTH TJ2E
civil AiapaxiaoK.:
ENDS TUESDAY!
Fred MaeMurray
Paulette Gnddard
"Standinfr Rnnm Only"
Hedr Lamarr
'The Conspirators"
nir LirTix House wuh Tm n'G hiis
OPENS 6:45 P.M.
TOMORROW!
A Totitrh
Guy Makes
Good !
Michael 0 'SHEA
Anne SHIRLEY
Gene LOCKHART
Ray WALKER
CO-FEATURE
ENTERTAIHHEKT
SWEtT 5,
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HOI!
M& Z-- 1 M-G-M . ,
CLOUDS m '-Wm BIATH
M2f:l Chor!" MiViSSmIWX REVENGE!
hp. I "tiie 'd ks'ert v---:aaf)aT) 1
t&fe'AyJ HAW K" I'l.l S LATEST "MARCH OF TIME"
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: A representative of property
holder
of the Lincoln and Ar-
i lins:on streets area advised the
I council ot llicir inieni 10 proem
an entirelv different petition
.for the vacation of the above
; mentioned streets.
Couiicilnion aureed to not p -
noint a building inspector but
i In ri-.-ume the former procedure
of nlaelne insocctions in ihe
hand nf the eitv marshal The
auoointment of the present in -
soeclor automatically termin
ated at the clo-e of the year
and the mayor had not submit
ted the name of an appointee to
the council.
The Salem Kleclric was grant
ed permission to place electric
noles on the city's prooerty on
Wallace Road with an 18 months
limit on the time granted in
which to exercise the privilege.
The street committee submitted
its recommendation that electric
poles be placed on Patterson
I MICCl 1 1 11 til 1 .1 1 1." I aim lll.il UMNLS
: be installed at each of Ihe street
intersections. i he committee
was instructed to proceed wilh
the necessary arrangements for
the installation.
Miss Specht Leaves
Silverton Miss Rose Speeht
left Saturday forenoon for The
Dalles where she is employed
with Ihe Shaver Forwarding
company. Miss Specht has been
visiting at the suburban home
of her brother, th Carl Spechts.
STARTS WEDNESDAY 2 BIG HITS!
THIS
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COMPANION FEATURE
Last
Day
Dennis Morgan
I'.leanor Parker
Dane Clark
Faye Pmer.nn
in
"THE VERY THOUGHT
OF YOU"
STARTS WEDNESDAY
at rrt" T i'i Vt'n
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COMPANION FEATURE
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.'fr J&. fe? merry mys(ry tho rocki yo
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Legion Will Observe
Birthday at Dinner
Wnodburn In observance of
the 26th anniversary of the or
ganization of the American Le
gion. Wondburn Post and aux
iliary will have a no-host dinner
at 7 o'clock Wednesday evening.
preceding me regular meetings
ot tne two onus, mi memDers
. . 7
; ai?o an oiner war veierans ana
; famihes in mwheth,
! or not they are members of the
i legion or auxiliary.
The committee in charge of
arrangements
includes M r s.
Marshall Hicks. Mrs. Tom Renn
Mrs. Alfred Moon, Mrs. Mike
! Perd. Mrs Harold Austin and
Mrs. Albert Lennars.
LEONARD'S
SUPPER CLUB
Cocktail Bar opens S P.M.
Pinner Served from fi P.M.
Floor Shows 8 and 10 P.M.
Open Every Night
I'ntil 12 O'clock
Saturday and Sunday
Cocktail Bar openi 2:00
Pacific Highway North
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This Is It! Thrills of Thrills!
"WINGED VICTORY"
Plus "Lei's (in Fishint?"
MANS NAVY
TOM DRAKE JAMES GLEASON
Jan CLAYTON Selena ROTLE
Noah BEERY, St. Henry O'NEILL
2 Big
Features
Sheriff of Las
Vegas"
Wild Bill Elliott as
RED RYDER
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with
EDDIE BRACKEN ELLA RAIN'
d WILLIAM DEMAREST
Written and Directed by PRESTON STURGES
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