The Lebanon Express from Lebanon, Oregon • 1

I 1 of Life "0 THE EXPRESS PLEDGED TO SERVE THE BEST INTERESTS OF ALL MN ITS TERRITORY LEBANON GROWING COMMUNITY OF PROSPEROUS. HAPPY SATISFIED FAMILIES FIFTY-FOURTH YEAR LEBANON. LINN COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER NUMBER' 42' Tuberculosis Tests Offered IKS Students All Fire Chiefs Of LinnCounty To Meet Here 1 iu Liu myiiui Next Hall-Year -I :4 i Local Tax Levy r--- I 1 4 1 V. 'Checkup' Program Financed Through Sale 11.3 Mills For First Six Months of '42 Equivalent Resorve Companies Will Be Organized n.CT1 a jf4Vt a lxaiaaaBBWaaMllMRaB -w-. 5 xiJ-V ff' 55t'1 (I VI- J-fO gtv rl i 1,2 i.

V. NXk" fi fcn (vf i lv I (r- To .85 Jump Over 1941 Despite an increased city valuation of $70,160, Lebanon prop ry- owners next March Will pay municipal tuxea amounting to 11.3 nulla for the 1942 half-year nod from January 1 to June 30, figures released Wednesday by bounty sesaor w. lempicxon discltKsed. this is an increase of .85 of a mill over the corresponding six-months period of when the rnillnge for the entire year was 20.9. The half-year tax will raise a -total of $13,497.73, the amount called for in the recently shaped budget for general fund expenditures and payment maturing bonds.

21.1 For Schools Aside from thc city tax, local taxpayers also will be assessed EtJV RV i Wxl C. Eh The is ralsd JaeksUIT of the old V. S. submarine she is transferred to the British navy the Grotonr Mb, marlne basc under terms of llie lend-lease rt. Ano'her 1 nd befn refurbished and put in top condition bv the- V.

S. navvi Looking (onirlhlni like a football chirr Iradrr, a alfnal offirrr aboard a V. 8. navy aircraft carrier Id the Taclllc (vci the "(a" ln to a flihtcr plana (at rlht) about to take ait from the flight deck. Fhoto al k-rt was made from a plane which had Juri left, the flight deck of aa unnamed V.

8. aircraft carrier somewhere In the It gives yon a bow-on view of the Boating alrdreme. VVi ''W a lime, ine K-J is a of First Bike CtlLU klldlLlall -T- tXu rui hi me i inisu uavjr hi i lie Mme 1918 vintage. Police Erect XliClvJx CLL JLTXailL nUa ids kW1o' 1 3 New Homes Building List two mills for the county road tax, and 21.8 mills for schools. The road tax will raise $2388, and thq school $29,748.63.

The school Jax Js highest, be- m.ii is nnri thn -a it 1 1 1 iarCl1 Ubanon housing facilities i.s1ali Southard DrODOses to Dlace at street ftintprsertinno ul.ma Main-Kf he increased by wisre Hand ending D7 df. )S. Al In in the near future, as the weekly list of building permits shows applications for construction of two newJTsid, iiKMlelling of an incubator house Kl t0 i'y There is keen demand for living accticding to Mui. Davis, 1 who hi! fl window offering three-1 nouse ior rem. naa.

SANTIAM ROUTE CLOSED A report from the office of R. H. Baldock. state highway engineer at Salem, Thursday disclosed that two slides had 'occurred on the South Santlam highway above Catcadia, block-Jng- wad tor gewal days; FBI Activities Told To Lions the Federal Bumiifof Investiga- lion, particularly in icombiitting sabotage, espionage and subver- sivc fertivitir. was given before the Lebanon Lions club Thursday nmrn by J.

R. McCulloggh, spe- rial FBI agent irom the Po.tland field office. After ti acing the eHtMblishment wui. s-av'OloflftsgRyyf'-the si-alr told linw the bureau, with the cooperation of the' navy and.himy intelligence, -was suf veying industries primarily en- uniied in defensi. and recom.

mending measures for protection against salmlaget- Sabotage Is Light in gen- corner 'afc the old Gray Bakery vJ-' 'i the sturdy end rods of rthc eks- pavement to. the depth of one foot and secured with moment. The chief says he hopes to find racks in place for After a trial period, if the rack appeai's to fill the rtqulrerricnts, -C When -Siin? others installed. beerr madaf.r parking the be, the practice of throwing the bikes 4iaAWtlilwJUw ulJto gf Uie sidewalks or leaning them ag.un.st the afid entrances. wesrwi 11 be iscotra ggdfrjrth gv Red Cross Drive To Be Held at Penney 's 7 Vi.f I tonria aay- tho'7.

11; Indeed -banon i i Adding city, county road and PL'J-i5iP ''school distrlci Ubanon property owners next spring will 8'n Issued I Seven permit Issued this week aRntn8t a 194l i2.m0nthi millage 1 'Fc-lnttt' -tlmates ot janaJBia JcJUage-Of oa- tH" 'a-a- r--Onlytwq-yiilcB'iirfc i 'ronnt to: aJ'88 Home and Albany, enjoy jwst municipal tax reductions for the Frank Biownlee. to construct half-year. Sweet Home, due On Uniform Basis 1 ire chiefs of all city depart- uU in Linn county ill meet1 On Unitorm Basis at the Lebanon 'American Legion' om ti iiiuiiii in puin lor ui Mlhv cities' volunteer fi-civen into comp.iniin i Local ked A'l lesctve lfeiiw-n of'-the Leb-1 mtunu wS IT' "hcrlulcd for the local depart- "ent alone, to elect officers and to organize into companies. How county defense officials de- i ii i vi umi i iwi v-a v. communities should be organized (m a uniform plan, so officials arid "frr chufs fiom throughout the county will he here.

After trie plan is worked out next Thursday, the. Lchnnon re- iscrve unit will be organized dur-' 1UK Viiv lllvi llllg, HUU llldllUVtlUUP probnblywiit he "ffiverrtiy a mem k. bw iint nrUnt' t.hn 1 in Defense Officials Due i. 1 are zed Merrill Albany, county vico chairman; Carl Curlee, Atbany. county coordinator; and Archie Hcscman, Sweet Home, s.countv Di'OtectiVe chairman Firc asoeltrtion- warden, wi be invited.

Fire chiefs are expected from Scio, Mill VoZ i Vim mm AWA -j rrj In Air Industry A.l,i;ii, 1 i hi. (IUlilfl'IlUJ i 1 11 1 1 II Mill MIL' mctallshop reported last Monday vocational students Opeijings the 'sheet metjl class arc now available tor hikhh 15 nu was annminced Ap pluatmns die taken at the L'b anon employment office. VFW Iniliaiion TnlipHoldHprp uSBw AempdBf 0 Initial Veteran" of members into the ns of Foreign Wars will In' conducted in the Lebanon K. of fiaii tint rruiay night lor Lrj- iinon, Corvaliis, Scio, Albany and j.SaUm ill pii rtments, it was an- initiation at the same 4ime. Among outside officers exp'ct- ed is'? Depart merit Commander Loujs- Stair and t-other- depart, officers from' as udl as the diitnrt commander.

btanley-Tripp, of Corvallis. DRIVING EXAMS SLATED A traveling examiner of oper: wxt night at 8 p. in. bv request of the Lmn county civilian defense Elmer ritfgcTaWanmHincid this week. PuriMise of the mectinfr isr ta lay; i bt was being placed' Thursday on the hiillriinir-.

Sherfnnn anH'Mflin building, Sherman and' Mail) Haines Quizzes Kids Wins Radio Set A Lebanon. 'woman has broken into the radio, prize money. Mrs. J. E.

Haines, who operates the Schilts dress shop on Sherman street has won a Zenith portable, radio set Val- ued at $45 for question sub mitfed and used in the Alka aaurer wuk program. oiwatui un euuesuox last week. 4fta53Bii wrote to the Quiz program, submitting her question, and had almost forgotten about tt. However, last' trying to clear her radio from rtaiic she brought wide awake by hear, jng her name announced on the broadcast as a prize winner. A short time later she received a letter informing her that Bho had won the award and soon after by railway express received the handsome little radio set.

Her question was: "When I was a child. I played in my grandmother's attic with a hair-irunk, a dulcimer, and a farthinqalex Can you de scr.be Jhem?" Well can you? SO Trainees In 'Air' Plants A toldl of 90 men hae gone from the; Lebanon. vocaticaial cr-ricw-il c- airnruft chw.t mt1 course into aircraft industry since last March, it was announced ths Week after five men left Monday rpn.irt fnr urnrU at (hr. TWin'u aircraft plant Seattle The last fie emplov(d weiei' I i Of Christmas Seals ALBANY- (Special) Tubercu-. lin tesW, revealing -either the-' ab-r-sence or presence of tuberculosis germs in the body, be offered freshmen 'and senior students of Lebanon- high "school on -to, -arrangemthts made Dr; A.

Bostrom, county, health officer, and Mrs. Jean Faeh, county health The test willbe given only to -wno vol unteer to take iC. The. giving of the tube'rculin test is financed by the sale of the tuberculosis Christmas seals, now, being cbnducted throughout, the Tcounty by volunteer workers un- der the sponsorship of the Linn County Public Health association Seals Mailed Out Envelopes cojitaining 100 of the seals with the double-barred cross have been rjnailed this week to several thousand Linn county residents. Those who wish to support the worlt of outtuberculoi sis arp ureed to.

mail a dnllar' to' the Linn CountV Plihlic; HeaTlh" assDMatibn-. Those-do not want the -seals are asked to use ii. the return envelope provided and send the seals back to the association. Postage is guaranteed toy the association. Helps Check Disease -Thirteen Linn county residents.

five women and eight men, are at present being treated at the 1 state tuberculosis hospital, at: Salem. Six of. them have been there for at least one year, of. them for several The Pio-rpm iinsncea tDy l.ie sale ot uiu viu ibiuicis seals niaites -possi- ble earlier detection of hte dis- i' ease wrth eprTesppjidingaejc cure ana euaras against lis pTtSnrougfi' tHe-community. Sale of the seals in Lebanon is under the direction of the Junior-Women's club, Mrs.

Karl Gehlert, chairman. Mrs. Elmer Bartruff is La comb seal, sale chairman. Six-membsrs of the 'Women's Civic club will be at the high school to assist with the tuberculin tests next Thursday: NeilllsNew Scouimaster E. R.

Neill. ho is associated with Garland. Shepherd," and Null, took over the scoutmaster-ship of Troop 51 at the request of the American Legion troop committee, with Albert Simons acting as chairman in the absence of Rev. John S. Burns.

i Neill was formerly a Scout in Portland, where he was also in sports. He played, center on the Lincoln high school basketball team, and later he was a member of the University of Washington varsity rowing crew XL fitch pnmnPtMrl irt Pnlifrtrma art4 VT u7l Ntw Wk He fmht.d his schoo- ing at university of Oregon." At the troop meeting Monday ninht Tnhn as rptirinir scoutmaster, introduced Mr Neill Mr Likeldson was compumented on the splendid work he has done. tth the troop 'He is giving up the scoutmasu rship because his work ilh not at present allow him to devote the time that he fe.ls is necessary. Thei troop meeting Monday night as highlighted by the nouncepent that a hike us planned for the'-Scouts on Sunday after iWSto order the' loaHerthin r.f Scoutmaster Neill- Lebanon Hospital. Lists Six Births This Week bom at- the Lebanon General hiKnltal this wr- T.i Vtr aed Mrt Frahk Kufnm" -l Jr 1 iZ Frank, borti Nov.

weighing" 9 lbs" oz. To Mr: and Mr N. McKtnne of iWaierlao a girl. Mafie. born Nov.

23. weighing 6 Ids or To Mr and Mrs DaviJ Surti of. Lebanon a boy, Dav.d Gera'd hum Nov, 25. 6 lbs. -15 t(Z.

To Mr. and Mrs Virgil Myers of Alt-ny a bo. G- rdon Edgar. bom Nov, 25, weighing 8 lbs 64 To Mr: and Mrs. Loren-Kief of erftl are toeing needea, ana ai me umnu nemoum im, un ui-pii-sent, time sabotage is very lit- dence in Ralston addition, $250, tie in defense plants compared to rilsgerald lo Build tlic last war.

MeCullougli suid.i 1 Fitzgerald, to construct He added, however, thut the lu-! new reniibmce at southwest cor sihool guls be in charge, of Ann uinnce co.ps w.i, spe. the table 6 March. i nveii railio station KWIL at 5:15 The five were Robert An- Friday, Nov. 28, in the Interest of Response to the call Frank Baechlcr, William 'organizing companies of this been favorable. Mrs.

Miller -said. Bilyeu, F.ldon Dennis and Lawrwomen volunteer defense the residential -section. busi-i(nw. Schmidt formerly imXwn in l.inn.and Henton ewni-ness houses, nd Jocal hTduslnes. worked' at the Lockheed plant in ties The corps which now In-All receipts must jn to but asked for and hides thirteen Companies in as her Saturday, last day of the -was.

granted a transfer to the Boc- different Oregon cities, is drive. intf nlnnf a i n. aucei, aauu, B. L. Cotton to replace fltnir and remrnlel partitions 1n Van's Print Shop, Main street.

$300. 3f vadi- .1 1 I 1 ner hast Oak and r.dciy streets. 28 by 44 feet, $2400. E. Arnold, remotlel incubuloi-house 24 by 30 for living quarters, smith Second street, $800.

Roy 11 1 Pederaon, move house and build new foundation, 745 Milton street, $50. Dr. Burns' Condition Wednesday Improved Repirts Wednesday night" from the Portland hospital where he' under went. i a i serious oiH'ratlon Inst week said that Dr-. aohn S.

Burns of the First Presbyterian! church is Improved. No word was I 3 Water Wells Now Operaiing inui wii Three wells, all giving water, He HOW Deen estailllhnea Dy puny within of the I'hunnn ritv'iijirk lueated 11,0 banks of the Snitiam river of these is equipped with pumping apparatus, similar equipment is be supplied soon foi the two other-wells, which now hvc the casing installed, fi or tho company, nV hn, fc. en nv 1. nB fit for7hn Jinm being but is expected to re turn within the next week to resume further development jvork "IU me weu pr.ojeci. i -t- y-; Accoiaum i nianKir oiewaii, two of thew wells will practically (supply the city with water during the winter months, but the.

huininiM- Season will require, the tttniit tt tifurni'iil uwiro i v. WamenVArribulance Corps. To i Broadcast PORTLAND (Special Lieut. ft.rmg ti.iinuig in tmnspV.rlution fifiii communication, fire fighting first aid and military drjjl. Lebanon women will have something to do next.

spring 1m'-sideg prepare for the Strawberry festival if Lieut Kay Novak of the Ambulance corps succeeds in I uuing boyish the message she broadcast to. Linn and Hen-tun county women from Station KW1L Friday AIT women. Interested are urged to 'Ante her at Oregon, Lincoln hotel. s. N.Vl Mnrln Hnrrva Tn Get $10 Pay Increases The comptroller general's office has ruled tlujt enlisted irien of the navy and marine, corps rare entitled to the $10 monthly increase in pay authorized for enlisted men of the arrny in the' s-rviee extension act approved 18, 1941.

Basically, the law allows pay mrnt -of 1 0 a monl add 1-tumal over other amounts payable for any enlisted man s-rving in excess of twelve months, The increase is applicable he- ginning J'J, 1941, for any enlisted man. who has served -W 'hat d.ite Ohty aet)Vfl-duty in the nava This 110 monthly -increase in pay cannot be used in computing longevity or other pay incrcaiz-s. SKIING STARTS IN CASCADES Skiing has started uiayarounus. la.i-oi 13 inches of snow touched off the winter sijotU liit week. an4 on Ttaiiaivutat.

day a number of nA ewjviatv ty; VrV sport. hich needs pack of ibtmt Xtilic TnX to tnake the ing good. close of the six-months period ot 1942, both city and county taxes" will slal't ta "ori the. Same fiscal-year-plnntig- the' schools. by action of thc last state legisla- ture.

This means that the city as well as the county will prepare another hiiriiret next SDrinB. and lpviea next October to oi)erate the new to a 40 per cent Increase (n valua tion, will get a cut of six mills, while Albany' be reduced 1.05 mills. on Bean PickiiV SALEM The Oregon Slate Welfare ceswnission Wednesday set the price for bean picking at lc per pound with a bonus of Vnc'per pound for the season of 1942. This means an increase over last year in the cost of pick-1 ing of arjout Other costs to bean growem have increased Uemendously, ac (Cording to Chuiltg Martin, sec-j the Oregon-Bean Growers There ha been an increase in trie cost of fertili- cr of 19 per cent to 25 per cent and fn the cost of twine of 52 per cent." Wages for production labor doubtlessly will be up 25 per cent. Farm supplies of all sorts and all still advancing; In view of thc above, it is sin- eercly hoped, Martin said, that bean growers will examine wumw ewa very oireiuuy before signing contracts for the 1042 crop.

It is the opinion of most experienced growers that the 1942 crop should not be con-, ti acted for less than $100 per ton for No. 1 beanai, $80 for No. 2, and $00 for No. 3. More shuold be obtained, if at- all possible.

Two Lebanon Man Join Regular Army Forces Word was received today from Lt-. Col B. 1L Hensley, district -recruiting officer for the state of Oregon, that Oclford Summer Billings, son, of Charley Summer Billings, route 1, has been enlisted for the1 regular army, Hawaiian, islands. Ralph Everett Juhnke, son of Mr. -and Mrs.

Albert Sam box, has been enlisted for the regular army, unaligned. Ft Lewis, Wash, Young Billing and Juhnke both made their applications with Technical Sergeant'1 Willi S. Eatep, rmy recruiter, for thia dis trict, with offices in the Post Office building, Salemp OPENING NEW CAMP Nat Woodruff of the Calapooia Logging Co, above Hollcy reportedly opening; asp in, that area, hiring about 14 loggers 42 Prices Up received Thursday here, indleat-1 living costs have substantially in-Ing that the locat pastor's coiidl- creased over last year and are William Bilvru. Robert Ai Andcr- 1 1 1 this -son. Frank Raechler.

EMon Tl 1 A large crw! of war veterans nis 'nd lAWrence Schmidt: 1 'u'ia saturaay, am, js lfor-. the Schmidt pvioush v.ork(d.for' convention hi ad- tvi.R, wjth Eu dn Unkhetl but ttkld for ard t(. in he Eugene Hotel Cfiri)uttlK Hie lnllldllm a tr-ntr to th lne tiivller. Lugene, predicts Tf) VFW auxllldn ill hold its real! did not assume full credit 'for this situation. Answering a common question is" to- why the bureau --allows.

known foreign agents or1 spies to go about unmolested instead of jailing them, the speaker said agents If removed would pnly be replaced by others perhaps unknown to the bureau, while close surveillance is made of known spies and ofU-rillims their activ-ttieS uncover valuabje informa-t ion. Cilisen Good Tipster TlHHgpeaker necessarily could not gp Into detail In describing present activiyes of the bureau, but he Hold several Stories illustrating it past operations. He ernphasjzed the jwinL that-i the uverage'-citizen Is frequently the source of leads toward solution of Important cases. Four new Linns "utemhert were intrr)du'cedr Clarence Shimanek, Craig Bill Sisson and Jack Fire Reserves in session 1 of 1 instruction for the reserve fire forces was hrtl Tuesday evening, wherfWv-en men, were taken out with thc fire apparatus and an interesting drill carried out. All of the men except GU-n Osborne, had previous drill.

In the class were the following: Ralph.Bilyeu, Irvin Bryan. Del-mer Clem, Ernest Caldwell, William Forrester. Carl Fouts, Rob ert Fuller, Anthony Bryan" Stowe, Troy and Instructor were 'regular mem bers of the fire di-partmcnt. Ken Fuller, Claude Durlam, George Crowe and HOSPITAL PATIENTS Lebanon general hospital patients" this week included four accident jcases, as Vfollows: Mr. Rhoda Gentry, Finnie FiUwtter and E.

C. all of Leb anon, and Bud Brooks, Laconib. Thill. Lowell Clark. Fred Jaftssen nd AuMlrricTrlb Mrs.

George Leever, acio. Drill Aga Hveh.Jh schol wiim utv Icitv. irplacing women utwlle to Kip btcdiisu of illness TK- guls were leucine ana jurist Lois Gilbert, Bormce Ludtke and iQuindclla Taylor, Karl Gehlert, chairman of the industrial drive announced that Himtftn itir i it, nh iruiV r.f fojK at Lumber tanA Paper mill 0tlurs We f'VUnfJ riepUOllCanS AO Convene ill Eugene Dec. 6 uiai meeung wiu m' f(PrnX', 200 fnd- l'rn-tei are exix-cttrd to lire hundred "'Hi the ban- s.trdjv VPnln "J'nor Sand Secretary of State Earl Wll will address trie uanauet bneflv. Stewa'-t Wiess jf Sweet Home' wilt grve a 'history of Republican gantiation Ojt- ck.

Health Officer Speaks Before Police Reserves h. jugm on ine-coofx-raiwoi ine iCC tnnn thc -ltB io pnt durmg ij- i. 11 FWen 151 eLebanon crty r.a!l during the weekly meeting of tKv local police reserve Tv.o rtew were reiw T-e re rrberahip the jactivit. 1 tioti has undergone no change since nf" th. church will be conducted Sunday by- Dx.

Robert Dann of. Oregon State college. Two Lacomb Men Get Navy Enlistments The navy recruiting station at Portland this week announced that two young men from Lacomb have been enlisted In the navy. They are Peter Leslie Davis, the son of Mr. E.

4. Patterson, and Walter the son of John Franklin" Taylor. Both recruits chose, mechanical work- as the vocation they Jhope to follow in Uncle Sam's service. fO PRO-AMERICA MEET J. Gill wilt attend the annual meeting of Oregon chapter of, i Pro America republican women in.

Portland next Tuesday, she announced Thursday. Mrs, Gill is member of the state board. A' chairman of the Lebanon unit, she will report on activities of the local group, along with the Sweet Home chapter. whose members are not sending i WILL REVIVE CURFEW; kinging of curfew. belL at 9 p.

m. is soon to be revived in Leb-snom Thi present ordinance i i Jtirme 111 Lebanon Monday, Dec 1. -rul iil be on duty at the w.f 'liail litIll lllr uifuin V. wiji. vwi.

a. to -five p. according to cjunu-d the an announcement from the seerc- twelve months of service, train-Mary of states office; All those ing period being excepted. plant i This h-es ttie lUcal voca- tlor.a! an ehre'lin. nt nt Mnr.

ar VZ a r- xrT1 TIL1 aeeord.ig lo Ci Edward, of the Lebanon office.1 tt-e rtjistrations a-e tuken DEMOCRATS TO RALLY Linn county wjll hold a rall and bBo(t Ffid-v nicht Dec 5 at the Libanm. hotel as a reo-Dtion for new Dem- ocratievoters of the county. The: lLTTJJL1 WANT HOUSEWORK? Women and girU-secVng Vart nr f.Tttim-. a.kcd to rgBUr at the Ijcal em- pKvirtntoff.ce. due to a demand Wi'n.

ft iK.i r.f r-t Ed-ds. man-ger announced MISSIONARY TO w. iTI tx -1 tir Fn- i i wwhimf ix-rmiti or lirennes to drlvc cars arc a-ked to gU in touch with the examiner djr.ng these hours. Httz CREWS BUSY VKt.3 BU3T 1 our 01 tne Mountain a laws pOWer cotnpanys six line cres are engaged in construction iffitk: iri th. U'banon-Sweet Home crews forking ibo Umwt't 'store setting pdwer line pol-s s-Afaout half the -potmmr'KHfm, accord ir.g to company officials.

I a girL audith Mine- bom KVJerine Rjeck. returned tertd In the iHW-rt'es. They were; largest swig project is the bC ways ir the fiiaL June fhiaea-N6v 25 6 Zco. 115. ry -Hm-irUw2 China Orrn Op-1 and WiHrnef Fox volt' Lr to Seet Home, with may begud the snow 10 Mr and Mrs.

nallace DVrrp- -earto Barinr $-L-. lea. 5 ox. 1 dr fght rrtr of tAe Assevhtrt Lebanon Eipress fur coopera 1 11 amtss trren. the rtservt is stated, the ctty liQb, oKiceThe canjst wUt, tacisifi counciI7willcohsider raising the.

a hew dining hall and shacks for age limit at the next meeting. "the men. 'sctiooLifte public invited. ,1.