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Ailor's apartment the damage
was mainly from smoke.
Crabb had moved only re
cently to the apartment.
When the Day's Work
Is Done . . .
There's
Nothing
Like the
Curbs on Sex Crimes
Suggested by Legion Group
Seattle, Dec. 5 CU.R) A list of recommendations for parents and
communities aimed at curbing sex crimes against children was
submitted by the American Legion today to its western child
welfare conference here.
A special committee of 15 of the conference, headed by Past
National Commander Stephen
F Chadwick of Seattle, listed
eight recommendations for par
ents including: "Know your
child's whereabouts and associ
ates; enforce your own curfew
train your children to go straight
home from school; train your
children not to ride with or ac
cept favors from strangers, and
report any suspicious- actions
promptly and frankly."
The committee urged all com
munities to back-up parental
protective measures by "lighting
ud dark places, supporting an
adequate police department, pro
hibiting children abroad after
dark without proper supervison,
enforce laws prohibiting sale
of obscene literature and pic
tures. Communities also were
urged to invite police and juven
lie authorities to instruct and ad
vise parent groups.
Meter Change
Possible Here
Some parking meters in cer
tain downtown areas with a 20
minute limit, others in the fringe
areas for two and three hours,
are some of the changes being
talked about by Mayor Elf-
stroms advisory committee on
off-street parking.
What is done on this score will
depend largely on a report of re
sults on a survey now being
made by City Manager J. L.
Franzen to show the extent of
meter usage in the various parts
of the city.
A real reform the committee
is aiming at is to put a stop to
meter-feeding that is the all
day use of parking stalls by em
ployes or executives of stores.
The committee thinks the cus
tomer ought to be given a
chance, and that all-day feeding
of coins into the meters by a
few car owners may drive busi
ness out of the metered district.
The committee believes the
public should, become acquaint
ed with the location of conveni
ent unmetered places, such as
the large lot prepared for park
ing on Water street. It has no
parking time limit, is only a
couple of blocks from the city
center, but for some reason it is
little used.
According to its plan to de
v e 1 o p self-financing metered
off-street parking lots in the
congested areas and unmetered
lots in the farther-out districts,
the committee hopes to see the
first of the metered lots set up
early in the coming year.
Two Apartments Hit
By Sunday Night Fire
Fire Sunday night damaged
two apartments upstairs at 827
North Liberty street, occupied
by L. D. Crabb and C. C. Ailor.
Firemen reported Crabb as
saying he had gone to sleep
while making coffee on a gas
plate. He lost most of his per
sonal belongings in the fire. In
District Lions Clubs
Called to Stayton
Silverton Frank M. Powell
uons zone chairman, has ar
ranged a meeting of Zone 1, Dis
trict 36-R, to be with the Stay-
ton Lions club Tuesday evening,
at 1 o'clock, at the American Le
gion hall.
Rpresentative groups from
each of the eight Lions clubs in
the zone will be present. These
will be from Dallas, Indepen
dence, Salem, West Salem, Hol
lywood, Silverton, Mill City and
Stayton.
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