The OREGON ST ATESJ1AN, Salem,-. Oregon; Frfd7:orninff;iNoTsmbi;,19, 1937
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Suver Favors
Flood Control
Organization Formed and
5 Cent Levy per
Acre Made
T
SUVER Farmers from this
district having land along the
Willamette rirer met with other
Interested : farmers at the Fir
Grove echoolhouse Tuesday nlfcht
and organized to advance the
work of the federal flood control
program. -'A:'. '
i Plans were made to map out ..the
land along the river between the
Sam " Irvine hopyard and Spring
Hill. Ait assessment of 5 cents an
acre Is to be levied on the owner
for each acre of land on his place
that floods from the river to be
used In maintaining the organiza-
Officers elctted' were: Chalr
naa, Jim Oberson: secretary, Ray
mond. Holmes; .directors, Simon
Llnn Del mar Vanderpool, Ezra
Harris and Augnst Crocker, j
Bfrs. Purvin 111
Mrs. Dave Pnrvine was called
her daughter-in-law,' Mrs. Win
stoa Purrine, who Is ill. j. .
A party i for Dean and Alan
Ritchey who are moving with
their parents to a farm near Mon
mouth, was given by the children
and teacher, Mrs. Larsen, at the
Suver school Tuesday, afternoon.
Shower Is Giveii
For Bride - Elect
MT. ANGEL. Miss Veronica
Lauby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
N. B. Lao by,' whose marriage to
Louis LeDoux will be an event of
Thanksgiving day, was compli
mented with a bridal shower Mon
day night at the dining hall of St.
Mary's school '-". I
About 18 S women and Slrla
took part. The evening was pass
ed In playing games, "500" and
bridge. Prizes for high score went
to Mrs. A. P. Miller for 500."
Miss Irene Butach- for. bridge and
Miss Delphine Gooley for games.
Mrs. John Grlesenauer was award
ed the door prize. !
Hostesses were Mi's. Louis Le
Doux, sr.. Miss Mary Louise Le
Doux.. Miss Vivian LeDour, Mrs,
Joseph L. Watcher, -Mrs. Louia
Schwab. Mrs. Albert Wilde and
to Salem last week to care lor Miss Elizabeth Lauby.
4-D00R SEDAN
WITH TRUNK
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Delivered in
SALEM
$1125
' IncIudesStandard Accessories,
Transportation and Taxes.
Optional Equipment Extra.
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3G0 Marion Street '
Phone 7703
New Photo ot Queen Elizabeth
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Here is it new and official photo of England's Queen Elizabeth, show
" tng her majesty in a characteristic pose.
Spicer
Glib in
Birthday
Sessi
ion
LEBANON The Spicer Birth-
day club met at the home of MraJ
Nancy Hannafordj north of townj
Wednesday afternoon. This meetj
ing was in honor of Mrs. Hanna-f
ford's birthday and the club mem
bers presented her , with a lovelv
lace tablecloth. Miss Myrtle Ross
land of North Dakota was a gnestj.
Mrs. Jesse Peterson gave an In
teresting talk on Argentina. The
next meeting will be at the home
of Miss Delia Cook with Mrs. W,
V, Cate as leader. . I
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Ayers left
recently to visit with relatives in
California. They expect to visit
Mrs. Ayer's sister. Mrs. Neva Neely
at Sacramento and then go on
south to visit otber relatives.
et Market
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KIM'
Salem's Retail Packing Plant
351 State St.
Half or
Whole, lb.
They Have That Mild, Stceet, Home Cured Flavor
BAKE A HAM FOR THANKSGIVING
FreslIAiS
Half or
Whole, lb.
From Small Porkers A Delicious Roast
POT
ROASTS
Priine
Beef
lb.
Statk
Tender
Sirloin
lb.
Pficmincs
j -
Fresh
To Roast Ib
ih pi
jome
Steak
Pork Chops ib- 2
m
W
emeirs
JLQQ 9 .WgqSI to roast . ' &Qq
Christmas Box on
Way to Liberia
SILVERTON A Christmas
box left Silverton Thursday for
Cape Palmas, Liberia, West Afri
ca, where it will go to Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Simmons, and daugh
ter Joan, missionaries there.
The box was packed by Rev,
and Mrs. O. R. Cross and their
assistants and included dress sets
and sweaters, towels, and aprons;
hose and het,s. The little daugh
ter of the Simmons' will cele
brate her first birthday anniver
sary on Christmas Day and spe
cial gifts were Included for her.
Gypsies now Face
Nazi Displeasure
Nation Would "Eliminate"
Them but Doesn't Say
Where They'll Co
BERLIN-fCorresDondence of
the Associated Press) -Gypsies,
like the Jews, now are marked
roc restriction in the naxi drive
for racial purityw
! The road Is clear to investi
gate thoroughly the status of
the nomadic tribe of the Gvpaiea.
Dr. H. Rodenberg, head of the
racial research department of
nazl committee tor public health,
writes in the' medical organ
"Pesnndheltsdienst" (health
service).
Although the number of wan
dering Gypsies in Germany does
not exceed one million. Dr. Ro
senberg sees great danger of de
generation for the nation tn
their carefree moving about the
country. . " ;
A Restrictive measures against
Che Gypsies along the lines of
the racial legislation which for
bids jews, hair-Jews and Quar
ter-Jews to marry Gentiles and
Which , also sharply curtails their
activities, are envisaged by Dr.
Rodenberg. i .
Deemed -Parasite
'Gypsies are .1 biological para
sites to whose destructive influ
ences the racially puto body of
onr nation necessarily must re
act with degeneration," the writ
er holds.
j Dr. Rodenberg's pet aim la to
rjd the country of the Gypsies
completely. Without offering a
solution of the emigration prob
lem, be merely j states "we shall
be glad once these parasites
have disappeared." -
An indication an anti-Gypsy
law is in the making is given
by the fact the police through
out the country have orders to
fceep a sharper eye on them. . .
At Frankfurt on Main the po
lice raided a Gypsy encampment
and removed the entire band to
a special location now under
strict control. Punctually at 8
a. m. every man, woman and
Child must answer the roll call
for inspection a n d no Gypsy
may be away over night without
a special permit.
Scene, Principals in Slaying
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OSC Homecoming
Event This Week
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Scene of staying
Swede's Swingers "Will
Provide Music at Dance
Of Veterans Saturday
SILVERTON The Veterans of
Foreign Wars have set Saturday
night for their benefit dance.
E. A. Sewell Is arranging the
dance as dance chairman. Music
will be furnished by the local
orchestra known as "Swede's
Swing Orchestra," directed by
Marvin Jensen.
This orchestra has been gain
i n g considerable popularity by
playing for the surrounding rural
comunity clubs as well as local
dances.
Almira Rebekah Lodge
Members Enjoy no-Host
Dinner Attended by 50
DALLAS The members of the
Almira Rebekah lodge met Tues
day night for a regular lodge
meeting. The meeting was preced
ed by a no-host dinner, with about
50 persons present.
Members whose birthdays are
during the months of September,
October, November and December
were especially honored.
The committee was Mrs. Roy
Alderson, Mrs. W. H. inton. Mrs
L. H. Rowell and Mrs. Walter
Bird- -
Homecoming for
Church Is Sunday
SILVERTON Homecoming
and fall, festival will be observed
at the Christian church here Sun
day with Rev. Roy Hutchina- of
Oregon City as featured speaker
of the afternoon program.
i The members of the Loyal Ber
pan class will be in charge' of the
no-host dinner: to be served fol
lowing the forenoon worship
hour when Rev. Frank Zook will
deliver the sermon address.
James Bonner, chairman of the
board of directors of the church
Jwllhe official host of the day.
Loud Speaker Is
Bought for ONS
MONMOUTH A new micro-
hone unit has been purchased
tor Oregon Normal school
through efforts of the associated
jmen students. A vaudeville pre
sented last spring earned the pur
chase price, i- ' '
The microphone, long needed
Ion the campus can be used with
the audition unit ot the school's
present moving picture machine,
For basketball; games and assem
bly programs t immediate availa
bility is assured.
It can not be used for football
games under the existing setup as
the audition unit of the movie
machine is not suited for outdoor
use. '
CGC Man to Serve
Year, Auto Theft
ROSEBURO, Nov. 18.-0T-CIr-
cuit Judge Carl Wimberly senten
ced Charles E. Hitchcock of San
Francisco, CCC enrollee from
Camp-. Reedsport, to a year in the
penitentiary on an auto theft
charge today.
District Attorney J. V. Long
said Hitchcock had been Involved
in three previous auto, thefts and
a diamond robbery. .
Buford Hayes, of the Steamboat
CCC camp, pleaded guilty to as
sault with a dangerous weapon
and was ' sentenced to a year in
THANKSGIVING
ni5
All Ladies' Style Snoes
Suedes, Kid, Patent; Oxfords, Ties,
Sandals, Pomps. Complete stock of
style shoes on sale now at4-
Arch Snpport Shoes Are Not Included in Sale
20L
Ladies Silk Dresses,
complete stock of 5.98
dresses, mm
now .. . J
52x52 Table Cloth. Bel
gian rayon. .... JQ
Reg. 1.39, now. J3fw
Men's All Wool Sweaters.
One Iot of Ladies' Knit
Suits, 2 or 3-pc
Value 1D.00
2.48
Ladies and Missy rs
Wool Knit Gloves V
Men's Christmas
Neckties
33C
Boys Rain Coats, trench
or dress 0 !
styles ..aU JO Disc.
Ladies' Larkwood ; Hose,
slightly irregular, Ant
resr. 98c now. :. U4
Ladies' Wool Knit Suits,
complete stock of better;
suits A rtl?
new
Men's Beacon Robes, reg.
3.73 value, 0 fe
now .U Zoycl
Ladies Rayon Robes, ex
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1.48, now.J: ;.; .1. yuC
Men's Sweater C o a t s
finest woolens, yi mm .
reg. 5.98. how.... ijtf
Ladies Sweater Coats,
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reg. 5.75, j
now L L...
448
Men's Rubbers, light
weight or? heavy, nOt
a real value . VuC
Children's Shoes, one lot
: tm in P ' ' i
size 2 ;L
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Fine rayon, pair ilaS
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A Small Deposit Will Hold Them. Best Values Now
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GoBdesn ElraHe ptouo
Salem, Oregon I ' 220 to 226 N. Liberty
Bloch's
Crazed because he found his wife kissing bis best friend as they sat
aide by aide at the piano in the living room of his Glendale. GaL.
home, Paul Wright. 38. president of the Union Air Terminal at
Glendale. CaL. shot .and killed his wife. Mrs. Evelyn Wright, and a
friend, Bryant KimmeL traffic -manager of the air terminal Wright
then- far himself np to police.
ditioned on parole after CO day.
The charge gew out of an affray
in which a fellow enrollee suffer
ed a stab wound in the back.
Stay ton Woman Suffers
Fractured Leg in Fall
On Slick Floor at Home
STAYTON Mrs. J. LA Jordan
Is recovering from a fractured leg
which she received when ehe fell
on a slick floor in her home
Val Jeane Johnson is snfferlng
with the measles at the home of
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Davie. He is the' son. ot
Mrs. Lloyd Bacon of Salem, and
was visiting with his grandpar
the county Jail, the sentence con- ents at the time he took 111.
No Classes for Weekend,
Parade, Races, , Grid
Game Highlights r
CORVALLIS. Nov. 18-GPVrOre-
gon State college students looked
forward to recess from classes Fri
day afternoon and Saturday morn
ing as annual homecoming cere
monies opened. :, , 7
The opening event Wednesday
night saw Sigma Phi Epsiloa win
the group singing cup held last
year by Phi Gamma Delta, i
Guard details protected the cam
pus against r possible vandalism
prior to the Washington State col
lege football game Saturday after
noon, although games with out-
of-etate teams usually bring little
difficulty, r, v ; -
Sign Contest Friday !
Judging tn the fraternity and
sorority house sign competition
will follow opening of alumni reg
istration Friday afternoon. A pa
jama parade and the rook bonfire
occur at 6:30 p. m.
Saturday's program includes lo
cal crew race in the morning, the
varsity parade and football game
at 2 p. m. and an alumni round-up
and homecoming dance in the eve
ning. The usual homecoming ban-.
quet was eliminated. , ;- '
Original Owner Regain
Oregon Bretcery Plant
MEDFORD, Not. 18.-iP)-Sam
A. Kroschel. original owner of the
Southern Oregon i Brewery and
Gold Seal i Creamery company.
bought the property for $30,535
at a foreclosure sale today.
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