Mday, September 11, 195S
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Deimond, the magician, a famoui conjurer, will ap
pear at the Capitol Shopping Center's ichoo) days drawing
next Monday evening, Sept. 14 at nine o'clock. Uilng
much audience participation, Desmond performi unusual
feats with live baby chicks and animals which he gives
to children in the audience at the close oi the performance.
He also does "close up" magic, with many surprises. The
drawing will be the last of the current aeries Chief prize
to be awarded will be a TV set, with many (Other prises.
The grand drawing which will close the School Days event
will be held Saturday, Sept. 19 at 6 p.m. A Hillman-Minx
auto and several other prizes will be awarded at thia time.
Hard Work Gets Blind
Man Through Exams
Portland W George Ho
weiler, 42, blind since his sight
suddenly failed him in a Wash
ington state high school class
room, Is eligible to open a law
office with his wife as part
ner. 'Ti.e two were among those
listed Wednesday as passing the
Oregon State bar examination.
They studied for the tests in
night classes at Northwestern
College of Law here while both
held full-time Jobs. Howeiler
Is supervisor of social and edu
cational services for the Ore
gon Commission for the Blind.
Mis wife teaches at a Portland
high school.
"She had to read to ma for
four years so I could get
through the course," he said,
"It took lot of nights and
week-ends but we think it was
worth it." .-- . '
A reader helped Howeiler
McKay Dates
Chicago Talk
Secretary of the Interior
Douglas McKay will be among
speakers at the conference for
mid-western and southern Re
publican women In Chicago on
September 18 and 19, it Is
learned by Salem friends.
Miss Bertha Adkins, assist-!
nt to the Republican national
chairman, has announced the
program' with McKay one of
the speakers.
The conference is one of four
regional ones being conducted
through the country for Re
publican women leaders. Post
master General Arthur Sum
merfield, Leonard Hall, Repub
lican national committee chair
man; and U- S. Senator Everett
Dirksen of Illinois, chairman
of the Republican national
senatorial campaign commit
tee, all are on the program
for talks at Chicago, too.
with the state bar tests but he
typed the answers himself.
The Howeilers met while at
tending Eastern Washington
College of Education at Cheney
in the mid-1930s. After gradu
ation they became school
teachers and were married.
Howeiler took post-graduate
work at Columbia University
in New York.
Howeiler's sight began to fail
during the six years he taught
in Canogan, Wash., county!
schools. Finally, after several1
operations, total blindness i
came one day in 1945 while he
was conducting a high school
class at Molson, Wash.
The couple moved here, took
their present Jobs and began
their law studies. v ,
Howeiler said Thursday they
plan to open a law office, prob
ably here, when his wife com
pletes her teaching contract.
Aid Asked by
Polio Chapter
The Marlon County chapter
of the National Foundation for ;
Infantile Paralysis has out
standing bills totaling 8,-
628.68 and has nothing in the1
treasury with which to meet
them.
This was disclosed during a
conference of chapter officials
held Thursday night at the
Senator.
Application has been made!
to the National Foundation to
tide the local chapter over
the emergency.
Mrs. Fae Lefor, superin
tendent of nurses at Salem
Memorial hospital, and Dr. I
Robert F. Anderson, physician
and surgeon, will be sent to a
Los Angeles clinic October 21
29 to view the latest methods
of treating polio patients.
Upon their return it Is expect
ed a training program for vol
unteer workers will be con
ducted.
Much of the volunteer work j
will probably take place in
the homes of polio victims
rather than in hospitals.
The local chapter is heeded
by Elmer Church as president
and Mrs. Albert C. Gragg as
secretary.
Boy Plays With Gun;
Dies in Hospital
Belvedere, Calif. OP) Peter
Lamont, 10, found the .38 cal
ibre revolver of n'j stepfather,
Deputy Sheriff Sherry Gray
wood. Then he found a bullet, in
serted it, and pointed the gun
at his face.
A playmate warned, "Don't
do that, Peter! It might go off."
It did.
Peter was rushed to a hospi
tal where he died last night
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FALL TERM
OPEMS HONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
NIGHT SCHOOL SEPTEMBER 14
COURSES OFFERED,:
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Bu.iinm Adv.
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need stenographer and sc-
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women, who need to acquire
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Snbuslnew skills and return to
otnee wora.
H h Time 1e Realtter
To make sure of a place, to
get part-time wm
living accommodation. It Is
advuaom w -
lnfrm"n and recitation.
HERITT DAYS SCHOOl OF COMMERCE
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ARGYLE SOCKS
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