5 Salem Men
Enter Contest
Elmer M. Amundson, Steve
Anderson, Dean Ellis, Peery T.
Buren and John R. Hay o Sa
lem have entered the will-draft-ing
competition sponsored by
the Trust Companies' associa
tion of Oregon for a total of
$1500 in cash prizes, M. H. Erz,
association contest chairman,
reports.
The contest, originally to
close October 15, has been ex
tended until December 2 in re
sponse to requests from all over
the state by prospective en
trants who said they would
compete If additional time were
allowed.
The contest is open to all
1S46 graduates of University of
Oregon, Willamette university
and Northwestern law schools
and to all attorneys practicing
in Oregon who were graduated
from any law school in Oregon
or outside the state from 1940
through 1945. First prize is
$500, second $400, third $300,
fourth $200 and fifth $100.
Erz said application forms and
contest rules could be obtained
by writing the association office
at 325 S. W. Fourth avenue,
Portland 4, or from members of
the association.
Amundson was graduated
from Washington College of
Law in 1941. His address is 337
High street, Salem. Anderson
was graduated from Willamette
university in 1942. His address
is 214 Oregon building, Salem.
Ellis was graduated from Wil
lamette university in 1942. His
address Is state tax commission,
Salem. Buren was graduated
from George Washington uni
versity in 1942. His address is
First National Bank building,
Salem. Hay vas graduated from
University of Oregon in 1941.
His address is state tax com
mission, Salem.
Generators and
Plants Offered
Portland, Oct. 17 Priced for
immediate sale, approximately
380 mobile power plants and
1200 gasoline powered genera
tors were offered today in an
announcement from the Port
land war assets inter-regional
WAA office of Swan Island.
Each power plant is mounted
on an eight-wheel trailer. The
government paid about $0000
each but the selling price de
pends on the hours of use. Those
having run less than 50 hours
are $2263, and those used over
1000 hours are $1544.
Also offered are used genera
tors which cost the government
approximately $3300 each.
Those which have been run less
than 50 hours are priced at
$1490 and those over 1000 hours
at S894.
The generators are of special
interest to heavy construction
firms, railroads, well drillers,
small airoorts and allied activi
ties. district No. 4, beginning the
preliminaries this week. Mrs.
Hanmm is asking school pat
rons to have details of their re
ports and ages of all children
for whom they are responsible
ready for her when she calls at
the homes far the information
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, Oct. 17, 19463
Mrs. Hannan has been census
taker for the local district for
many years.
BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS SHAY
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excess acids and point) noun waste out of fcho
bhiorf. They help most people pass about 3
pints a day.
If the 15 miles of kidney tuben and. fitter
don tworfc well, poisonous waste matter stay,
in the blood. These poisons may sta-rtnaggimr
backaches rheumatic pains, log pains, Jessef
pep awl energy, jrcttinsr I nights, swelling-,
puffiness under the eyes, headache jmddii
ncss. Frequent or scanty pa: sages witbfmarfc.
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thing wronjr with your kidneys or bladder.
LWt waitl Ask your dnitiBi'st for Doanf
Fills, a stimulant diuretic, used successfully
by mifticma for over 10 yearn. Doan'a giva
happy relief and will help the 15 milea of
kidney tubes flush out pxisouiiuawastfttroitt
the blued. Get iioaa'a Fiifn,
Ceramic art attained a high
degree of perfection during the
reign of Nebuchadnezzar.
Ronald Jones Calls
River Meeting
Oregon City, Ore., Oct. 17 (UP.)
Representatives from nine Wil
lamette valley counties inter
ested in improvements in the
river will meet here October 23,
Ronald E. Jones, chairman of
the navigation locks and chan
nel division of the Willamette
Basin commission, announced
today.
Mississippi Is the nation's top
tung oil Droducer.
Preliminaries Start
Upon School Census
Silverton Mrs. Martin Han
nan has announced the annual
taking of the school census for
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