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threash Fortlana eareete t
Easeae 'Tharaday aa a . trip lie
iiU would cover two-thirds of
1 tae cesatry. " "'
aVrle feek. Tmmu, said ho
planned to blerele to Los An
.ffeles, Jaares. Mexico, the
Graad Caayon. CubbW CtT
eras, 8t Levis, Chlcare, Seat
Dakota fcadlaadt, Yellowstone
aad Glacier parks and a part ef
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Grangers' News
LYONS The Santiam Valley
Juvenile tranters sponsored a pic
nic at' Silver Creek Fall park
Sunday for the subordinate mem
bers apd their families.
. Those making the trip were Mr.
end Mrs. jade Cornforth, Robert,
Donald, Gene and Leroj, Mr. Bias
Cornforth, Mr. and Mrs.:;. Pell
Westenhouse and Charymaine, Mr.
and Mrs. Wilson Stevens, Lois and
Hallie, Mr. and Mrs. John Word
en and Phylixs, Raymond Haney,
Dorothy and Betty Bassett,
SILVERTON HILL S Motion
pictures of Silverton's sugar in
dustry will be shown at the Fri
day meeting of the Silverton Kills
grange. A drill team from the Sil
verton. unit of Royal Neighbors
will furnish part of the program
program. -jj -'
A patriotic observance in keep
ing with Flag week will also be
held. Mrs. Milton Knauf,. lecturer,
Is arranging the program. ,
Serving on the refreshment
committee will be Mrs. Victor
Hadley and Mrs. Oscar Loe.
A LAST TIMES TODAY
wiia . w.uj hum vitn
Fred MacMarray
"Sing You Sinner"
Flaa ' , ;.;'!
The Forgo Ed"
Tfaa Belt
I PLUS I 1 F
Louls-Baor Fight
Pictures. Complete.
Sound by Kmnd
STARTS SATURDAY - 2 HiU
picture ever
made I., i. The
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Brwco CABOT
Roland YOUNG
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NEW YORK, June 5 How are
your alibis?
If you've been having- trouble
selling the missus that "I was ait
ting up with a sick friend" stuff,
or talking a cop out of a ticket,
maybe you ought to keep and eye
on the dizzy doings derby,, where
exotic excuses have been popping
up fast and fancfly.'
A Cleveland man, pinched for
speeding, explained , that lie was
just hurrying to get by a ceme
terybecause I Just have a fear
of cemeteries it's sort of a com
plex" . . '. a Lancaster, Pa, speed-
I er ascribed his over-celerity to
the fact that "when I drive slow.
my eyes wander , and I get in
volved in accidents' . . . and
Chicago man almost' got away
with- it when he attributed a
parking violation to ."an emerg
ency baby delivery- but he
spilled the beans by adding in ex
planation: "Diapers.". . . .
rerhapa the best, alibi was
offered by another Chlearo
an. who reechsaied that he
Jest had ne basinets driving a'
ear at all. and forthwith turned
fat his license.
But for real flights of fancy
you have to go to the felons. A
Aadrey Harper
It's the suit. boys, the suit. Made
of . diamonds, rubies, emeralds,
platinum and other precious
stones and metals, the bathing
suit is said to be worth $250,000!
Church Society
Holds Election
LYONS Mrs. G. Paul Johnston
and Mrs. Carl Reid were hostess!
to the WSCS Tuesday. Mrs. G.
Paul Johnston, president was in
charge. ,
me 1 ol lowing oxlicers were
elected: President,- Mrs. Daisy
Johnston; vice-president, Mrs. Roy
Huber; financial and recording
secretary, Mrs. Melbern Rambo;
treasurer, Mrs. Paul Johnston.
It was voted to serve the Fath
ers; and Sons banquet, which is
sponsored by the Sunday school,
also to discontinue the meetings
through July and August.
ijijoying tne afternoon were,
Mist Patterson, Miss Fisher, Mrs.
Albert Ring. Mrs. Hugo Hallin,
Mrs. G. Paul Johnston, Mrs. Hu
ber, Mrs. Robert Fetherston, Mrs. I
Daisy Johnston, Mrs. Rudolph
Brader, Mrs. Fred Elliott. Mrs. May J
Swank, Mrs. Oarl Tolland, Mrs.
Albert Julian, Mrs. Catherine Jul
ian, Miss Fannie 'Wilson, Mrs. Mel
bern Rambo, Mrs. Clyde Bressler,
Mrs. Joe Weitman, Rev. and Mrs.
Hamilton and the hostess. -
Errol Olivia
Flyna Delia vtHand
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I Time 3:00 - S:3S -10:05
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Hopkins Rains
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ADDED
CARTOON
man arrested for breaking into ft
store in New Orleans explained,
"I just wanted ft needle and
thread to sew ft button on my
ahirt" . . . and a Iotiislana convict
applied for a pardon , on the
ground that he had ( committed a
robbery because t hll doctor had
told him he had only .a year to
live, and "since I am stai living
and in very good health, I feel
X was ill-advised" . . ; i
Slap-happy happenings hither
and thither.- i ,r v i; -y,
A chef at . Camp - Shelby,
Mlas, havlns- a Uoth puUod
"refased aa anesthetic beeaase
he had some iies in , the even
ae wanted t keep aa eye aa
. . . and a track eeaeh at Camp
Wheeler, Ga, recruited men f or
.his team by tossing fc dummy
' hand grenade and watching
who raa the fastest . . ' i.
A Des ' Moines - man discovered
that the . land on which he had
been paying $40 rent a year for
28 years had belonged to him all
the time . . a Chicago judge
settled a divorce argument over
who should have the' wedding
picture by cutting the; picture in
half ... a Unipntown, Pa, draftee
started to camp with, a pair of
roller ska tea -for exercise.".. .
And down In Columbia, SC, a
state house, elevator with 13 pas
sengers aboard was stuck 13 feet
above the first floor for 13 min
utes. ...
Former Marion
Resident Dies
ALBANY J a m e s McDonald,
83, former resident of -Marion
county, died at his home in Shedd
Wednesday morning. Funeral ser
vices will be held from the Fisher
Funeral home, Albany. Friday at
1:30 p. m. with Rev. A. T. Fink
beiner in charge.' Burial wUl be
in tne narmony cemeiery .- mi
Sheridan. ;. '
Born in Poynette, Wi&4 August
12, 1857, McDonald spent his early
years in max staie. in ioyv ne
married' Alice Cartwright and
that same year they came to Ore
gon, locating on a farm in Marlon
county where , , they lived for a
number of years. From there they
moved to Polk county and then
to Lane, - before coming to .Linn
county 30 years ago, since which
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HEY KIDS
FREE 6 for 5 lee Cream Bars
to Each Attending Sat. Matinee
time the. deceased had lived In
the! vicinity of Shedd. Mrs.: Mc
Donald died in 1903.
Surviving are two sons, Hubert
B. and Herbert W. both of Shedd;
two -daughters, Mrs.' Maud
Dalrymple of Tillamook and Miss
Valera McDonald . of Shedd, and
three, grandchildren. .
SALEM'S NEWEST THEATRE
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TODAY- and SA1UHDAY
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WOODBURN The wheat mar
keting quota carried in i the
Woodburn district 21-1. The
members of the community refer
endum committee were, Ray: J,
GIttt, Henry D. Mauler and El
mer A. Aline.. . . .
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I 236 NORTH COMitfERCIAL :
Salem Masons to Hear
Speaker From Portland
Guest speaker at the meeting J
tonight of Salem Masons lodge
No. 4 is to be Dr. A. A. Witham
of! Portland, on, the subject,
"Masons' Opportunity and Duty
In the Present World Crisis."
The meeting Is to be in, honor
of I Past Masters Harry Pearson
and Arthur T. Welch.
Call
rxsixoac
Today Joel McCrea, Ellen Drew
in "Reacninc lor .tn sun. Le Mi-
rick. Reels Roomey in "Th Nurse
Secret.'
Saturday Ray Mtlland. Wayne Morris,
Veronica Lake in "I Wanted Winga7
Brenda Marshall. Uavia Bruce in
Singapore Woman,
ca AND
Today Tyrone Power. Linda Dar
ned. Rita HsyworUi in "Blood and
sand.- Man urey in -unoer Age."
CAPITOL '
Today Bine i Crosby. Fred JM
Murray. 'Ellen Drew in
Sinners." Tint Bolt. v Jan
mond in "Farco Kid "
Saturday Marlena Dietrich. Bruce I
canot. Hoiana lounf in vm rum
Sinclair,
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of New Orleans.'
Sally Gray in "Tha Sal
Hugh
laint'a
Vacation."
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TodayOlivia DeHavlUand. TCrroIl
Flynn tai "Santa Tm Trail.' Miriam
Hopkins. Richard Ainley In "Lady
wiui Kea Hatr."
Saturday Midniaht Mickey Rooney.
Lewia Stone in "Andy Hardy's Pri
vate secretary. . ;
OIXTWOOD
Today Xi't - Abner cartoon. Kenny
Baker. Frances La afford in - "Hit
Parade of 1S41." .
LIBERTY
Today George Huston In "Lone Rid
er Rides on." Dick Arten, Andy
JDevin in "Danger on wneeia."
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LEADING
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Products tire being
featured:
2:60 to 1:C3 P.H;
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O "Sue-Ilix
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O T71iil8 Salin
Sugar
O Ghirardelli
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O Clorox Bleach
O Siil-Chine Floor
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O Fuher'j "Blend"
Floor
O Bke Bell
Polalo Chips
O Hip, fcr Burns
O Powow Cleanser
O Girards Bressing
O Pen-Jel Pedini
O Porter's Frilleiis
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Salem Merchants
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O OOGG CEOS. : -
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O Busick' Sopcr Ikts.
P Midget Market ;
O IUioten's Dairy
O Morrison Beauty Shop.
O Cherry City Baking Co.
O J. C. Penney Co. v
O Allen lldwe. Co
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Miss Miller returns again to conduct the Statesman Cooking Classes aft
er a winter spent in home-making research New menus," new econbm
ical ways to beat the budget, new kitchen ideas, new products to surprise
and delight you, in fact a host of household helps to make your home- .
making tasks easier; and more fun.
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