Local Paragraphs
Librarian! Here Represen
tatives from 14 counties attend
ed a workshop of librarians at
the state library here today The
event precedes the annual meet
ing of the Oregon Library asso
ciation, to be held Saturday
Night Parking Banned AU
night parking on Edgewater
street In West Salem is now
banned and automobile owners
are being warned by W. H. Por
ter, chief of police, that the or
der is now in effect. Chief
Porter atatea that the street
must be kept clear of vehicles
in the early morning as the
equipment from the Salem
street department is now being
used to clean the street.
Power Line Extended Pro
viding additional energy for
farm operations during the irri
gation season is the proposal of
the construction of a new 66,-000-volt
transmission line, sub
station and distribution lines in
the Talbot district by the Mt.
States power company. The
cost is estimated at $62,000 with
the project expected to be com
pleted by July. The supply will
be distributed from a central lo
cation near Talbot.
Lions Hear Ohling Merrill
D. Ohling, Salem, district gov
ernor for Lions International,
visited the Dayton Lions club
this week. The club named
Carl Francis chairman of a
committee to select the Day
ton entry in the contest for
"Miss McMinnville," with the
winner to compete for the title
of Miss Oregon. Other mem
bers of the committee are
Adolph Hiraba and Ernest Bei
chel, Jr. Members of the nom
inating committee named by
Harold Lewis, president, are
Logan White, chairman; Dave
Ellis, Earle Coburn, Harvey
Stoller and Harold Lich ten
thaler. Returns to Bethel Mrs. Anna
Matten, who has been in Cali
fornia since last December, has
returned to Bethel and is at the
home of her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. James
Lauderback. She was accom
panied north by another daugh
ter, Mrs. Forrest Rycraft, Wat
sonville, with whom she spent
the winter. Mrs. Rycraft has
returned home after a short visit
here and with a sister, Mrs. M.
J. Crabtree at McMinnville.
Tour Postponed Postponed
from today until Friday of next
week was the tour of the KXL
Flyign Squadron from Portland.
The delay was because of the
inability of Commander Scott,
with the squadron as speaker, to
make the trip this week. The
tour is in conjunction with the
Oregon Ad club. While the
group is in Salem Commander
Scott will speak at the luncheon
of the Salem Realty board.
Butter Drops Cent Butter
and butterfat prices were quoted
a cent lower here Friday. Buy
ing prices on butterfat brought
it down to 63 cents on premium;
61 cents on No. 1 and S5-S9
cents on No. 2. Butter prices are
listed now at 66 cents, whole
sale, 71 cents retail. Grade A
eggs were listed a cent higher as
were mediums by some produce
firms, although the extra large
AA and the large AA grades re
mained unchanged Friday,
Army Honors Mothers Spec
ial Mothers' day services will
be held Sunday at the Salva
tion Army citadel with Brig,
and Mrs. H. B. Collier, Portland,
divisional commander, speak
ing at 7:30 o'clock. Special mu
sic will be offered at both serv
ices, with the band and song
sters appearing, and the morn
ing program at 11 o'clock.
Watch Taken Mrs. R. Busch
ke, 1020 Howard, reported to
Salem police Thursday that her
on, Donald, had been victim
ized by a thief who stole a $65
watch. The incident apparently
occurred in a Salem school.
BORN
The Capital Journal Welcomes
the Followlni New Cltlien:
LONO To Mr. and Mri. MtrvtB Uni.
Ml. S. it tha Sftltm Cncrftl tHMPil.i,
bar. Mir s.
sntWERT To Mr. tnd Ura. Allan
aitwert. Rt. a, at tha 8alm OtneraJ
boaoltal, a ctrL. Mar I.
ORIEN To Mr. and Mr. Jam..
Oriea. aaa a. Summar. at the ealfm Oan
ral heapttal. a tin. Mar I.
BUBH To Mr. and Mri. Jack Sivh.
M4& Maple, at the Salem Oeneral hot.
altal. a llrl. Mar
. BOWLSB To Mr. and Mra. Donald
Boolaa. SSI North Commercial, a aoo.
Mar I. at aalem Memorial hoapltal.
RUBY To Mr. and Mrt. Oarald Ruby,
routo 1, box 113-A, Turner, a a on. Mar
ft, at aalem Memorial hoapltal.
MAestNOILL-To Mr. and Mra. ai
mer Maaienelll. lndependneee. a aoo.
Mar . at aalem Memorial hoapltal.
RAT To Mr. and Mra. trie Bar. Meha
ana. a aoa. Mar 4. at Salam Memorial hoa
pltal. BOBBRTBON To Mr and Mra. Alan
Boberteon, 11SI Boutb 11th atreet. a aoo.
Mar 4, at Balam Memorial boapltal.
ailtertoa
PREBCOTT To Mr. and Mri. Oeorge
Preecott IBIIIM Moenl at Reediport, a
aen, April 30. Orenflperenta, Mr. and
Mra. Melrln Moen. Reedaport. Word re
ceived by Mra. otrtrude Moen, Bllrertoo.
OMANS To Mr. and Ma. Max I. Omana
Mar at SUvrrtott hoapltal. a daughter.
Weadaar
. PRINSLOW To Mr. and Mra. John
Prlnelow. Ufa florr atreet. a boy. Ron
ald Joaepb. April M at tha Woodburo
, hop1tal.
' DRTOBM To Mr. and Mrs Cement
Drrdeti. ltat oeoreo atreet. a tin. Kath.
tyn Ana, April 24. at the Woodburn hoa
pltal. Moaaaeolb
WRIOKT To Mr. and Mra. TJoyd
Wright, at the Bartalt hoapltal la TJellaa.
a eon. named KocmatB Lavtma. Tbla la
Aircraft meet planned At
tracting model aircraft fans
from the entire northwest will
oe tne model aircraft meet be
ing arranged by the Naval Air
Reserves of the 13th Naval Dis
trict at Seattle May 30. Model
aircraft fliers from the entire
Northwest, including those from
this area, can participate in the
meet and the six winners will
receive free rides to the Nation
al meet at Olathe, Kans.
Television School E. L. By
ers and H. E. Bingenheimer, em
ployes of Heider's, have re
turned from Portland where
they took part in a course of
instruction offered by a manufacturer.
Leave Salem Memorial Dis
missed from the Salem Memor
ial hospital with recently born
infants are Mrs. Clarence Gof
fin, Rt. 1, Box 260, Shaw, and
daughter; Mrs. Kenneth Ander
son. Rt 5. Rnx 44fi and daugh
ter; Mrs. Lloyd E. Harmon. Rt.
J, box BH-fc and daughter; Mrs.
John Hanks. 360 Madrona, and
son, and Mrs. Lawrence Etzel,
Jefferson, Rt. 1 and son.
TWO Bikes Found Twn shnn.
doned bicycles were picked up
by Salem police Friday morn
ing as being abandoned. They
were described as a red and
white Schwin and an orange
Wings. Both were bovs' ma
chines.
Ask for Dredge The county
court Friday decided to ask Col.
Walsh of the government engi
neers at Portland to give per
mission for a government dredge
now anchored in the vicinitv
of Wheatland ferry to dredge out
the bar which is threatening to
put the ferry out of operation on
the Yamhill side of the river
Water there is now reported to
give only about 18 inches lee
way to the ferry and a drop in
the river will cause it to tie up.
Stage Line Purchased Pacif
ic Trailways has been granted
approval by the interstate com
merce commission to purchase
the Santiam stage line operating
between Albany and Bend, the
transfer effective May 16. Trail
ways was also granted permis
sion to operate during the win
ter on a temporary certificate.
Wash Hurts Road County
Commissioner Roy Rice stated
Friday that high water which
went over the pavement on mar
ket road 37, the Buena Vista
ferry-Talbot road, had cut away
the shoulder right up to the
pavement for about 100 feet
not far from the Turnidge place
A county crew has thrown up
a barricade to protect traffic
which can still go through and
repairs will be made as soon
as feasible. This is the second
wash in the locality this year
on the same road.
Farmer Union Meets The
quarterly convention of the
Marion county Farmers Union
will be held Saturday in the
American Legion hall at Mt.
Angel.
Now is the time. Place your
order for the coming season's
canned fruits and vegetables.
Ph. 38487. Aufranc'i Custom
cannery, 108
Best western showmanship In
the northwest this Sat., Sun.
Fairgrounds Stadium! 108
See the complete line of Kel
vinator St Hot Point appliances
Co., Salem's Finest Appliance
Store. 355 Center St. 108
Best shatterproof auto glass
installed. Floor senders for rent.
R. D. Woodrow's, 450 Center St.
108
Launderette, 1255 Ferry. 108
Clearance sale of tires and
batteries. Woodrow's. 108
Air-steamship tickets, Kugel,
735 North Capitol. Ph. 3-7694.
108
Eola Acres Florist. Ph. 3-5730.
108
New shipment Pittsburg plate
mirrors. 20 off. Woodrows.
450 Center. 108
$1000 purse for matched rop
ing! Fairground Stadium, May
7-8. 106
Furniture Refinishing Plant
of Lee Bros. Phone No. is now
27001. We repair and remodel.
108
Road oiling call Tweedie.
Ph. 24151. Eves. 35769. 113
Dressed fryers, pan ready.
Ph. 26F5 Independence. Rt. 1,
Box 274. 109
NEWS OF RIFi.ES!
Marlln, Savage and Winches
ter In 30-30, 25-35, 30-06, .22
Hornet. Also Model 12, Win
chester, 12 ga. shotguns. Mont
gomery Ward. 108
SUPPLY OF RIFLES!
Marlin, Savage and Winches
ter in 30-30, 25-35. 30-08. .22
Hornet. Also Model 12, Win
chester, 12 ga. shotguns. Mont
gomery Ward. 108
Horse show tickets on sale at
Arbuckle's shoe store, 481 State
street Get them now. 108
For Sale blooming tzaleas.j
Wide rang of colors, red to
white. Strsyer Azalea fields.1
Ath and Locust street. 109
Returned ta Salem - Deputy
Sheriff Merle Wood has return
ed Henry Durig from Oregon
Cay to answer to a charge of
non-support.
Deeds Sitrned The county
court has signed a deed to John
Jacobson covering all of lot IS
in Scotts Mills for $30 and to
Gladys M. Meek as to property
in Mill City for $5 considera
tion. Bridge Work Done The coun
ty court received report Friday
that all of the steel work has
been completed on the new
bridge at McKee and that the
crew expects to start Saturday
pouring concrete for the deck
ing. Attend Assembly Three
Salem men will attend the two
day young adult assembly to be
held at Camp Collins, about 25
miles east of Portland on the
Sandy river which opens Sat
urday. Carlton Greider, pro
gram director for the Salem Y
will speak on educational pha
ses of young adult work: Nor
man Winslow, district governor
for Y's Men's club will discuss
his organization while Frank
Holman will represent the
Phalanx group. Camp Collins is
operated by the Portland YMCA.
Holts Arrives Roth Holtz.
recently named boys work sec
retary of the YMCA, was ex
pected to arrive in Salem late
Friday and will take over his
new duties Saturday. Mrs
Holtz will remain in Chicago
until housing facilities have
been found here. Holtz is a gra
duate of Northwestern univer
sity and has had considerable
experience in Y work at the
Evanston, 111., association.
Industrial Supervisors The
Industrial Supervisors club will
hold a dinner meeting at the
YMCA next Monday night at
6:30 and attendance is expec
ted to be the largest of the year.
The supervisors will host their
bosses for the dinner. O. R.
Hartwig, general safety super
visor for the Crown-Willamette
company will be the principal
speaker. Arrangements have
been made to put on exhibition
a varety of articles manufactur
ed by the firms which hold rep
resentation in the organization.
Dr. Merrix Here Sunday
Rev. ' A. Ronald Merrix, field
officer of the National Council
of the Episcopal church, with
headquarters in San Francisco,
will deliver the sermon at 11
a. m. Sunday at St. Paul's
church here. Rev. Dr. Merrix is
well known throughout the
northwest. He was rector of St
Paul's church in Oakland, Cel.,
from 1932 to 1934. He is stop
ping here after attending the
Provincial Synod in Seattle this
week.
Street Cleaning West Salem
officials have issued instruc
tions to motorists that they
must not use Edgewater atreet
for all night parking. The Sa
lem street cleaning department
has taken over the job of clean
ing Edgewater and that thor
oughfare must be clear of auto
mobiles during the early morn
ing hours.
Small piano in excellent condi
tion. 1690 S. Cottage St. 108
Excellent rummage Fri. and
Sat. over Greenbaum's. 108
Labish Circle food sale and
bazaar, Saturday. Bramble Hdw.
362 State St 109
"Top Hatters" Dance Band.
Cottonwoods, Sat. Dance 9 till 1.
109
Rummage Sale Thursday and
Friday, 28 th and 29th. 2360
North Church. 120
Azaleas, geraniums, petunias,
primroses and other bedding
stock. Mother's Day specials.
Potted plants. Mi-Jo Gardens,
Liberty Road, Salem Heights.
109
Big western parade tomorrow
morning, 10:30, downtown.
Bring the children. 108
Dr. L. B. Warnicker Dentist
is now associated with the Dr.
Painless Parker office. 125 N.
Liberty St., Salem. Ph. 38825.
108
Don't forget Mother next
Sunday. Specials on all perma
nents. Iwan's Beauty Salon,
12th St. Junction. Phone 2-6121.
108
See Merrill's flower specials
In "Nursery Stock," classified.
109
Mother's Favorite Flowers!
Special assorted mixed pots.
Pansy baskets and other beau
tiful potted plants & cut flow
ers. Pemberton's Flower Shop,
1980 S. 12th. 109
Western Horse Show parade,
tomorrow morning at 10:30. Get
in on the fun! 108
Building lot on Croisan Creek,
trees, creek, cement slab 94 x30'
S18S0. Phone 3-6893. 109
Insured savings earn mors
than two percent at Salem Fed
eral Savings Association. 60
State street
Federally insured Savings
Current dividend 2 4 See
HRST Federal Savings FIRST I
142 8. Liberty Ph. 1-4944.
Good business location for
rent at 367 North High St Con
tact Secretary, Fraternal Order
of Esgles.
r ' Vty sti& !
"V . - A
Official Sendotf Six members of the Salem police depart
ment and their two pilots were given an official sendoff
by Mayor R. L. Elfstrom, City Manager J. L. Franzen and
Police Chief Clyde A. Warren prior to their takeoff for Reno
and Carson City, Nevada. Detective Leonard Skinner is shown
above receiving letters to be given to the mayors of the two
Silver state cities from Mayor Elfstrom. The party was to
carry a greeting from Governor Douglas McKay to Nevada's
Governor Vail Pittman. Clive Scott. James A. Hammack and
Sgt. Ernest Finch of the police department are flying with
Paul Woodroffe in one Stinson while Skinner, Joseph Schuetz,
and Harley Cordray are piloted by Clarence Applegate in an
other four-place Stinson on the goodwill trip. In the picture
at top, from left, Schuetz, Chief Clyde Warren, Hammack,
Cordray, Skinner, Mayor Elfstrom, and City Manager J. L.
Franzen. Kneeling, from left, Finch, Clarence Applegate,
Paul Woodroffe, and Scott.
Vandenynde Helping G. Van-
denynde, manager of Sears.
Roebuck & Co., and second
vice-president of the board of
directors of the Oregon Retail
Distributor's Institute, is co
operating in plans for the tenth
annual ORDI conference. The
conference will be held May 15
and 16 on the University of
Oregon campus. Sunday night
will open the conference with a
banquet. Meetings and forums
will be held all day on May 16.
Second Spray Notice The
second walnut blight spray no
tice has been received by the
County agent's office from Dr.
P. W. Miller, USDA plant patho
logist stationed at Oregon State
college. Miller advises growers
on the valley floor to spray by
May 9. Either Bordeaux mix
ture or yellow cuprocide spray
is recommended. Growers fol
lowing a dusting program can
use the special walnut blight
dust mixture previously recom
mended. Miller advises dusting
at weekly applications until six
dusts have been applied.
Mr. Walgron Home Mrs
Lester Walgron and her recently
born daughter have left the Sa
lem General hospital and are at
home, 1445 "B."
Will Decide Champions The
first annual Elks Bridge club
championship will be held in
two sessions May 18 and May
25, Chairman W. E. Kimsey an
nounced at this week's play
Entries should be listed with
Mrs. Ellis H. Jones, assistant di
rector. Winners of the May
master point duplicate tourna
ment were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver
B. Huston and Mrs. L. W. Fra
sier and Mrs. Lucetta McCoskrie
of Corvallis. Second prizes went
to Mr. Frazier and Mr. Pugh,
and to Ellis H. Jones and Mrs.
Doris Lenhart. A delegation of
Salem players is expected to at
tend the Corvallis master point
competition next Sunday eve
ning, May 8.
Camera Club Program Sa
lem Camera club will meet Sun
day at 3 p.m. on the west steps
of the statehouse and then go
out ot take pictures around Sa
lem. Anyone with a camera is
invited. The pictures which are
taken will be developed at the
regular meet at the First Metho
dist church Monday night.
Leavef Store Certificate of
retirement from Silver Creek
sporting goods store has been
filed with the county clerk by
James Rogers.
SALEM COURT NEWS
District Court
CliMter Ethl Limbtrt. order 4U
mlAlni contempt proceed. nil, all ar
ret rite under decree ahowo u paid.
Ve4 H vntklilM S. Howard, amended
complaint for duorca.
A4rlen Member ton i Lou la and Heln
Pembertiwi. action for foretMt entrr and
(let liner for repnaanailoa of real proper
ty and for 11000 damaaaa alleged.
John J. Dann dolnr bualnw aa the
Real EMat Market a Otl VanRlarlrom,
order dbtmlMlnt action on motion of plain
tiff and relaaalnc attachment.
Andrew 0. Burk va Oeorta Putnam dolm
biMtneaa aa tha Capital Journal, argu
ment on demurrer to tha complaint in
m libel action heard before Judte David
R. Vindenbert of Klamatn Fa 11a, aaalined
to hear tha caaa
Drlvlni tinder tha influence f In toil -cat
int liquor: Otorte P. Kppler, fined I3H
and aenienead to 10 da In Jail with the
jail term to auapended upon parment of
line, driver Itcenae revoked for one
year.
folic Court
Drhlnt under tha Influence f Intoiicat
Ini llouor: Oeorae W. Bacett, fined I1H
nd aentenred to to dara in Jill with the
.ill term to be auapended upon payment
of fine, drivers Ucenae revoked for one
veir.
RerklMj drlvtett Jamaa Morrell Andir
on, fined IW
Marries littnstl
Ctrl H OreaaMa VI. laborer. And
Title . aMw M, tata KeMiuvUle.
Salem Markets
Clttc4 ttm report! ( 4tasl
r rr tb (via no m tiFiw
JoHrnal Readers. (Berttn 4lly.
tall Pel PrlMt
Etc Masb U.1S.
Rabbit PHlfta 14
Dalrr reed $400.
reutlrri rivln orictu Orade A ce1-
ed hem 32c: trade A Leahorn hem.
3U eenta. Grade A colored fryera, three
pounda and up, )Oc. oraoa A old rooitera
16 -ent
an
Burin rrtrea Bttrft lira AA, Me;
larce AA. 47c: larte A. 4S-41c. indlurn
AA, 44c: medium A, 41-44c: pulleti, 2I-30C
Wheloaale Ptteee Bci whole price
to 1 eenta above theae prices abo?e.
Grade A lenerallr quoted at 53c; mt-
dMirrts 4flc.
atuefal
Premium Mc, No. 1, lie; No. 1, 6-Wc
(buying prices
Butter Wholesale grade A, 66c; re
tail 71c.
STOCKS
QUOTATIONS
IB tha Aaoelatod Freu)
American Oan
Am Pr Jk I 1
Am Tel rl l"1
Inirnndt '
Bendll AftatlOD 30
Beth tlteal
Boelnt Airplane .....
Calif Paeklna
Canadian Paelfla 13'
Caaa J I 34Mi
Cateroliat 56
Ohrraler 81
Comwltti A Sou
Com Vultee 10H
Continental Can .. 33
Grown Zallerbaeh
Curtlaa Wrltnt 8,
Doutlu Aircraft
Dupont do Nam 191
General Erect rta 1714
Oeneral Fowl 43
Oeneral Uotora S9
Ooodyear Tira
Int RarTtatar 34
Ink Paper 41
Konnoeott 44
Ubbr Melt L 7i
Long Bell "A" H
Montgomery Ward Wk
Naab Ke vlna tor 13
lfat Dairy - "
NT Central . It1
Northern Pacini 14S
Pae Am F"jih 13U
Pae Gaj pje S3
Pae Tel Tei 140
Pennor i O 46.
Radio Corp 11
Raroaier 13 S
tUronler Pfd 36 S
Reynold Uetalf 114
Rlahfleld
afeway Store , 33fa
are Roeburk 36
Mlhern Pacific 40
eadard Oil CaJ 6S'i
tfradoaakor Cop 16'
aaaklM MIolM
TrMMaaerlea 11 U
Vnlea Paaifl ,. 10 S
Union 041 Cm 60'i
Halted Urine 13
V Stool 71V
Warner ro Pit 13 '
I 41 S
Cow Strays A. Hovert,
20404 Kapphahn road, has re-
ported to the sheriff's office he
has a cow which strayed by his
place. The animal is light red
between 4 xk and 5 years old
and weighs 1400 pounds. It is
carrying a Washington state
identification tag. The day be
fore it reached the Hovert place
it was seen in the vicinity of the
alumina plant. .
Circuit Court
Huih M. va Sybil J. Poater. arwwer ad
mit and den lea allegation of complaint
but further allegM parttei have been aep
a rated alnoe October, 1941. and If a decree
la granted that defendant dealrea tne
name Sybil J. Dymond restored to bar.
Dorothy L. va Wilbur Holme, divorce
complaint allege cruel and Inhuman
treatment, ak cuatodv of two adopted
children, and DO a month for their gup
port. Married October 14. 1141.
W. Ptrt Dunn aa Dunn Kealty garbing
va Line M. Hildebrand, anawer alleging
that defendant In luting real property for
ale with plaintiff did ao under the 1m
preaaion the 1 let Int waa for 30 day only
and that ahe relied rn verbal rpereaenta
tlon of plaintiff to that effect and she
allete that the mUtabe of defendant In
Jlanlnf the luting aereement wej Induced
by alleged fraudulent representation on
part of plaintiff. 1
State unemployment eempenoatlon com
m tail on v c. O. DenUon, duimiued on
motion of plaintiff the sum demanded by
Plaintiff. It being at ted. fta been fully
paid and dlacharged.
ProboU Court
William 7.oei estate appraised bt II.
nfl tl by William Kaufman, L. ft. PUher
and Kenneth Sherman.
Hurt on f Deo u Ire asiat. order auth
orialnc eWow e allowance of UM0 for one
rear on petition of Lillian H. and Klbert
DeOulra. eiecutora.
Olt A Kletl Mtatf. order M Pioneer
Truit com pint, executor, auihorigiu sale
of real propertr e Cross street.
Unf Mor)T aetata, order lutnorltlnt
widow'a auowanca of 1 1400 foe on year
oei petition of Oertrnd I. Motley, ad
miputratrti. Oars W Hubbard aetata MaeJ wstree be
Alvis DoOuirt US4NMP.
Art Instructor
Named for WU
The appointment of Dr. Cam
eron Saint John Paulin as asso
ciate professor and head of the
art department of Willamette
university has been announced
by President G. Herbert Smith
He will begin his duties at the
opening of the fall term in Sep
tember. Cameron was an Instructor in
ceramics and design at Ontario
college in Toronto, and for the
past four years has been an as
sistant professor of art at Ohio
State Teachers college.
Cameron received a bachelor
of fine arts degree from Alfred
university of New York with
a major in design and minor in
ceramics. On a graduate schol
arship at the University of Chi
cago he v.-.-rked for and receiv
ed a PhD degree in art history
He also served as assistant cur
ator of the Epstein collection of
art in Chicago.
Evangelist Wood
To Preach Twice
Rev. Paul Wood, outstanding
fivangelist and musician will
oring the morning and evening
messages on Sunday, May 8, at
ftie First Evangelical United
Brethren church, Marion and
Summer, concluding a week-end
of evangelism. Rev. Wood is an
accomplished pianist; he also
plays the trumpet, the musical
saw, ai.d sings. This spring he
has been teaching at the Western
School of Evangelical Religion at
Jennings Lodge, in the field of
Christian Education.
Also to be featured in the
morning worship service at 17
o'clock will be the dedication of
infants in baptism, and the re
ception of members into the
church.
Ants Devour Male Witch
Chiapa de Corzo, Mex., May
6 (U.fi) The body of Fernando
Gomez, accused by his neigh
bors of being a male witch, wa.
found tied to a tree yesterday by
police. He had been devoured by
giant ants. Police said the un
ique torture may have been de
vised by disgruntled relatives of
a patient who did not respond
to Gomez medical voodoo.
Change at Tavern Certifi
cates of assumed business name
for Triangle Tavern, 3215 Lib
erty road, has been filed with
the county clerk by Frank
Vlasic and Floyd Maddy, a cer
tificate of retirement from the
same business being filed by
Kenneth Wolf.
List Station Change Alvln
Leader has filed certificates of
assumed business name with
the county clerk for Hl-Way
Service, Hubbard, retirement
from the same business having
been filed by Robert H. Craig
and Charles A. Run del.
OBITUARY
Delvan Thamaa Hinder
Lebanon Delvan Thomas Kinder. 91.
died at the Lebanon hoipital thU morn
ing. Me was born In Lebanon. Autunt
17, llbl, aon of early ploneen, Ureen and
Harah K. Kinder. Services will be held
Saturday II pin, at the Howe. Hunt on
chapel with Rider George Simons out
fitting. Burial will be In the pioneer
Be II In ter remelery. Only aurvivort are
two hroihere. Cornel. u w. and Letter
J Hinder, botn ot Lebanon.
S Marls Prantl
Oervaia Funeral services for Hoee
Maria Pran'.t. 37. are announced by the
Unser Pjnerai Home for Saturdty fore
noon at t o'clock from the Oervau Sacred
Heart Ci I nolle church, Interment at Oer
vaia. Mrs. Prantl died suddenly Thurs
day forenoon at the family home near
Oerval. She was born In Oermany De
cember 11. Itll coming to the United
State with her parent! at the ate of one
and a half years. Surviving are the hus
band, Albert Prantl, and four small crtll
dren. Lou Ann II. Richard, I. LrRor, 4.
and Lawrence, five months Her parents
aUo survive. Mr. and Mr. Otto Bittler.
all of Oervau. Recitation of the Roenrv
111 be at the eh a pel of the Unter Puneral
home, this evening at I o'clock.
Tens ftvgland-Qaaltet
Sllverton Tune rt I services for Mrs
Tone Bvtland-QuaUet. Hi, are announced
lor ftaturdar, 1 o'clock In the afternoon
at 'he Memorial Chapel of the Ekman
Tiineral Home, Rev, M. J, K Puhr. of
flcfatlng. Th body It to be shipped to
A bion, Nebr.. for final rites and burial.
Mra, Qualset was born In Norway. Novem
ber 1, 141, Ahe had spent fnanv years
uf her life tn Silver. nn. She psued aav
at her home in 303 eV Churrn etreet.
Thursday forenoon. May I, fnltnwlnt a
lone illness. She had been a widow for a
number of yeara. Three dauthter and
five sons survive, Carrie McDontld Cor
vtlllti Ounhllde Pederaon, Mlnneepttu
TUlt Aas, Fertile. Minn.; Ounder. Se
pr.ea and Sdwin Quslset, all of Nebraska
Olaf. K)eo, Wash.: and Jens Quslset of
Floral Park. Lone bland N Y.: one broth
er, Iver Bvgland ' of Albion, Nebr.; one
sUter, Bertha edhem. Long Btch Ctl .
jtlrteen erandAIMra and lout treat -
randohtldrea.
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Friday, May 8, 19493
Memorial Day
Plans Meetina
Memorial day plans will be
discussed at a meeting of the!
Federated Patriotic anrietiea at
the Chamber of Commerce Tues
day night.
Each member organization Is
requested to have at least two
representatives present to help
in making plans for the usual
parade, GAR, Legion circle and
navy memorial exercises at the
Center street bridge.
All patriotic organizations are
asked to have their representa
tives present regardless of whe
ther they are affiliated with the
federation, according to Don Ma-
"
dison, president.
Plans for Memorial day so far
include an outstanding speaker,
vet to be announced, who will
speak from the courthouse steps
after wreaths have been placed
at the foot of the memorial on
the courthouse lawn.
The society has accepted an
invitation from the First Presby
terian church to attend Memorial
Sunday services. All FPC mem
ber organizations are asked to
attend, taking their colors with
them.
Troops in Reich
(Continued from Pae in
The western nations also are
determined that the unification
of all Germany must permit true
personal freedom and democrat'
ic political Institutions for the
entire nation. This large order
would mean a radical change in
the system prevailing under the
Russians.
Acheson Denies Rumors
The New York Times said in a
dispatch from Lake Success, N
Y., the United Nations head
quarters, that the western pow
ers have already informed Rus
sia they hope the meeting will
end around June IS. This would
be a month before the proposed
western German government is
to be in operation.
Jacob Malik, the Russian dele
gate to the United Nations, was
understood to have replied why
not?" when the suggestion was
made, the Times story said.
Secretary of State Acheson
pinned an "absolutely false' la
bel yesterday on rumors that ne
gotiations on the Berlin block
ades involved a deal for Amer
ican acceptance of Russian views
on China.
The matter came up at a sen
ate appropriations subcommittee
hearing on state department
funds.
To Be Presented
Mother's Day Film
The Young People's society of
the Bethel Baptist Church is pre
senting the sound-color film,
"Mother and Home", at 7:30
o'clock Sunday evening. It was
produced by Evangel Films of
Portland. The public is invited,
Fur itorag during tha warm waolhar it a MUST
for fina furs. Don't delay and risk a needless loss.
I Givi MOTHER 1 f-ift I
9 "
I she'll use all
Wl
We suggest the new Kodak
Tourist Camera with Kodet
Lens. It mokes it simple to get
good pictures in full color or
black-and-white. Has synchro
nized flash for easy indoor
shots. Takes Kodak 620 Films.
Negatives 2Vix3'i. $29 here,
Including Federal Tox.
Capital Drug
Store
lute k Liberty "On Uit Corner"
MILITARY MEN
AND VETERANS
Monday, May 9
Salem noat No. 1M. Americas
Legion. Election of officers,
Marion poat No. Ml, VFW, at
VI w nail.
Organized Marine Corps Reserve
unit at Navy and Marine Corps Re
serve armory.
Companies B and O, 162nd infan
trv regiment, and headquarters da
tachmrnt, OreKon National Guard,
at Salem armory.
Turaday, May IS
Marion County ehapter, Reserve)
Officer Association.
Friday, May IS
Organized Seebee unit at Naval
and Marine corps reserve training
center at 8 p.m. Annual Inspection
of th! . t'm f offl-
vo Toll, anit fl ma hu t ,t ivn,v .
J. B Urquhart. CEC. USN, on his
experiences in the Arctic.
Straw Named
AD EC A ChsrlM X. Strew at the
Wednesday night meeting of the
Salem volunteer naval air reserve
unit was appointed leading chief
i or ine unii.
To Elect Officer.
Members of Salem post No. 13,
American Lesion, at their meet
ing to be held at the American
Lesion hall on South Commercial
street Monday nittht will elect of-
ncers lor me coming year.
Federal Inspector
Woodburn Annual federal in
spection of the Woodburn heavy
tank company of the Oregon Na
tional guard has been set for Mon
day. May 9, at 8 p.m. at the ar
mory. The public In Invited to
attend. The local unit still has
room for 13 more men and one
officer. Installation of the new
furnace at the armory has been
completed.
Mutual Aid Pact
(Continued from Page 1)
Copies of the charted equip
ment were prepared for the pact
members through the office of
Jack Hayes, deputy Oregon
state fire marshal; A. C. Ben-
field, Portland coordinator of
amateur radio operators, assign
ed the work of organizing th
Marion county network to H. K.
(Tiny) Epley of 1885 Barry
street, Salem. .
The mutual assistance project.
which was sponsored by the
Marion County Fire Chiefs' as
sociation, was originally con
ceived before the disastrous
flood in Portland last year, and
the graphic example of that
area spurred action on the pro
gram here. "
The faculties of the Marion
county chapter ot the American
Red Cross were also pledged to
cooperation with the fire de
partment's disaster plan.
Communities whose officials
have signed the mutual assist
ance pact are: Brooks, Donald,
Aurora rural, Mt. Angel, Aur
ora, Gervais, Woodburn, Sub
limity, -Turner, Hubbard, Four
Corners, Sllverton, St. Paul,
Mill City rural, St. Paul rural,
Monitor, Aumsvllle, Stayton,
Aumsville rural, Jefferson,
Scotts Mills, Stayton rural and
the Keizer rural district.
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