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th OnTGOll CTATGMAXi. Salem. Oregon Saturday Morning. Juca 2, ISIS
Largest Class '
Graduates at
Leslie School
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Two hundred forty four ninth
frad pupils, making up the larg
est graduating clan in history,
received their diplomas at Leslie
Junior high school Friday after
noon, after hearing Dr. Lawrence
Riggs of Willamette university de
liver his commencement message.
Special awards went to Corliss
Lightner, who received the La
Moine R. Clark Memorial award
of $10 for growth in citizenship
and service to the school, to Bob
Funk and Beverly Gustafson. who
won the American Legion certifi
cates for outstanding citizenship,
and to Bill Sproule, who won the
Lettennen's Plaque far growth in
athletic ability, teamwork and
sportsmanship. The list of grad
' vates: ; , i - j
Kenard Adamt. Eugene Amick. Don
Id Anderson. Dorothy Anderson. Roy
Anderson. Mary AngeL Genevieve
Ashford. Robert Averett. Margaret
Averettte. Jerry Bachle. Donald
Barnes. Charmaine Bartlet, ' Ronald
Mruert. uiariea Baker, Francee Baum,
. Arnold Baumann, Marilyn BeaU. Rod
ney BeaU. Paul Benner. Ardeth Ben
nett, Jerry Benson. Richard BUckmer.
Ronald Blume. Irene Boatwrlght. Bob
Bourson. Virginia Bowers. William
Boyd. Patricia Borer. Carol Buck.
nomas jourger. Maniyn twins. tfk.tr
. nut Burson. Ronald Busey.
Frank Campbell. Virginia Carda.
Donna Carr. Marion Carson. Rosalie
Caswell. Virginia Chilles. Jean Chlt
tick. Doris Clark. Winston Cobb.
Charles Coker, Merna Combs, Cath
. ertne Cooper, Sally Cornelius, Ross
cox. prudence Craig. Robert Craig,
Margie Crooks, Darleen Crossler. Dar
Tell Crossler, Betty Crum, Harold Cul
bertson. Palmer Cunningham. Donna
Dasch. Jacqueline Davis, Cilery Dear-
inger, i-aVern DeLapp. Barbara Dil
lon. Jim Dodge.
Jack Eberth. Ravmonrf Kheri
Carolyn Eckersley, Lorraine Kckersley
June KdwanU, rrances England,
Jeanne Evans. La vera Evans. Sara
Jane Ewart, Germain Kyerly, Delbert
i ne) . snaron rarrow, Mary Flagg,
Donald Forstcr. Dolores jTiesen, Wil
bur Iriesen. Doris Fry. Ruth Fuller.
Allen rulmer. Robert Funk. Margaret
, rumeas, Junan Gartner. Jack Ceer.
Michael Glenn. Lawrence Goff. Llla
. Gosolln. Carroll Grahar Dm rMffm
Jean Grimm, Carol Gundlack. Beverly
Custafson, , Allen Guthrie, James
Gwynn.
Arthur Hagen. Earl Hailey. Donna
aaaeaorn, ataroara Hate, George Hal
I worsen. Warren Hamel, Margaret Ham
! iuob. Janice Harland. June Haugen.
; Mary Hawke. Clifford Hill. Fred Hock-
ett. Joan Hoereth. Norma B olden. Don
; HoUensbe. Jim Hollia. Lois Hunt. Lo-
; rene Jackson. Ceraldina Jarvia. Lorene
unnwni, mu jonnston. Bobbie John'
', st on, Wilms Johnston. Don Jones. Wal
J ter Jones. Robert Just. Garle Jure
: Keith. Terry Kemp. Doreen
' S-'Thwn" 'Juem, Larry Kletnamith,
; Robert Kliewer. Mary KoeUmann
, Duanr. Kortek,
: uermond Lamkin. Mariorie Lantz.
Doris Lappia, Harold Lariuna. Donald
Larson. Joan Im. Win innu r u
J P1? Lehman. Neva Libott. Corliss
. uwinw, imn uttau. Ruth Littau.
; Elva Lough. Gloria MacDowell. David
Mao.sen.Mary Lou Mahaney. Merlene
r- jnann. daroia Mansfield. Joe Ma pea
Stanley Matteson, Glenda McAllister
i Billy Mccracken. Richard McDonald
. T." aacjuoweu, Louise McMillan
; f"0 cNeu. Inwgene McNeil.
! Jerry McReal. Dolores Merrick.
' Mryw.Kdward Meyer. Bud
1 S'5:.h'i Lowell Mikkelson. Allan
; Mi er. Delbert Miller. Jack Miller. Pat
: ""w saoon. Ktcnard Morris,
: ElUnce Mortan, Martha Mur hammer
xterniece Weal. Roma. Nelson. Wallace
SHT' Affr1 Newkirk, Jacqueline
uuibw nyoerg. joe CJlien.
n" Olson. Beldon Owens. Conrad
' D-wli. ' 4" rntr- Bill Paxson,
v Robert Peanall. Cimvuh. t-
.' frances Phillips. Roy Phillips, Dorothy
Pnlanski. Lois Policy.
i 7 neuat, Merbe Rhoten. ArW
J Klee. Marjorie Rider. Barbara Robert-
fiiney nocKaieuow. Carol Rogers,
Daryl Rom, Norma Russell, Fred Ssdd
; 1.. twn, ' Loyd Saul. Darleen
, VfrIA' rad Scharn, Jack Scho-
- jiiu. wmiu oeay. rred Sexton, Doris
! c!. w"" Robrt Sharp, Helen
Shelton. Martha Sherwood. Joaephine
Singer. Ella Skelton. KennethSm.
, Doris Smith. Hiwih c.n t. ,.-Z
. ' f ! Lalr- Elanor Steward.: Lawrence
; 2 nooerx storm. Esther Strang,
' rv, oimi, naipn sunaeriana, Kan
j ; aall Surgeon. Douglas Susmilch.
erry isyior. rrancea , Thomas.
"THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier
"It was TOUR brilliant brainstorm to feel the folks these new
plastie unbreakable dishes for tfceir anniversary H 1
Court Hears
Arguments
In Fehl Suit
Arguments of attorneys were
heard in the state supreme court
here Friday in the suit of i Earl
H. Fehl, to recover $11,000, alleged
to be due from Jackson county for
salary as county judge during the
period January 1, 1933, to Decem
ber 31, 1938.
The suit was appealed from
Jackson county where Judge H. K.
Hanna held for the county.
". Records show that in August,
1933, Fehl was convicted of ballot
theft in Jackson county and later
served a term in the state peni
tentiary. He subsequently was de
clared insane in Jackson county
and received treatments at the
Oregon state hospital.
Following his release Fehl said
he demanded possession of the of
fice but was refused. Fehl charges
that he was not removed from the
office nor did he resign.
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Many Attend
At yef ferson I
Top Cow at
Jersey Sale
Brings $1450
SILVERTON Norman Nash of
Salem and A. W. Sweet of Sixes,
who are forming, a new Jersey
partnership at Sixes, purchased
the four top cows at the John
Kopplii Jersey sale held at Gas
ton on ; May 30. M. G. Gunderson
of Silverton was sales manager.
Goingj to Nash Sweet -was
Standard Cartagena Topsy, top
sales cow at $1450. Mrs. W. .
Bliss of 'Vancouver had come to
the sale, she reported, expressly
to purchase the top cow and
stopped at $1425.
Also J going to Nash & Sweet
were Standard Kama's Pride at
$1100; Standard's Jessie Actress
at $1025 and Standard Fauvic
Patsy at $1000. In all, Nash &
Sweet paid $9070 for 18 cows at
the sale.
Twenty-one buyers at the sale
one daughters of Standard Dandy
paid $20,130 for 42 head. Twenty
Sultan sold for an average of $578.
CoL J. W." Hughes of Forest
Grove cried the auction,, assisted
by A. Malar of Sandy.
I This was one of the top Jersey
sales in Oregon since the boom J
days; of the twenties.
JEFFERSON A large crowd
attended the graduation: exercises
lii- ft
for the eighth grade graduates of
the Jefferson public school Tues
day night in the school gymnasi
um. Baskets of flowers and green
ery decorated the platform. Mrs.
Lor en Luper I played j? r Festive
March while the class marched
to uiej piauorm ana iook jneir
places.! Seated ion the f platform
were r. rl. Heal, superintendent:
R I. Wright, ichairman I of 3 the
board fjof directors; Rev. Milton
Faxon land J. M. Bennett, inn
county! superintendent of schools,
who eaye the commencement ad
dress.- i M i
Members of the class presented
Mrs. Almeda Long, class: instruc
tor, -sth a gift, Norman Cole
making; the presentation!! J i
A certificate of award was pre
sented by Mrs. Loren Luper to
Leightqp Weddle, i who madel the
greatesf advancement in music in
thf shortest time, f r ' I ! " I :
Mr. Real presented certificates
of lawaH to Betty Lindgren, the
girl making the greatest imprpve
ment during the nine months of
school; lalso one to the boy mak
ing th greatest imprpyement,
Archie pharp. J' I .
Another certificate of award
went to Leona Faxon, who show
ed the greatest cooperation during
her attendance of the Jefferson
grade sthooL j ij
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Grower Price for
Early Onions Boosted
WASHINGTON, June 1
The OPA today increased the
grower price for early onions by
15 cents per 50 pounds. The in
crease will remain in effect until
June 20.
As a result, the retail ceiling
price of early onions will be in
creased about one-half cent a
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roruana to ;rew lorit.
i?n"I!,m"-. J?hj Air Service Lanncherl
Shirley Webber, Beverly Wed more. PORTXAND, June -North-wSy.wkelrTwu!
Airlines today inaHigurlted
Pacific northwest cities and New
York. -I . . ; j 1
The frst. flight! leaving Portland
today carried two bouduetsi of
Fortlancf roses from the 1945 Rose
Festival Jqueen to Mrs. Thotnaf E.
uewey and Mrs. r. H, LaGuardia
Service will include three tHps
daily to land from Portland.
liams. Alfred Williams, Jacqueline
Wilson, Kenny Wright, Marilyn Wyant,
Wallace Young.
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Silverton Woman Will
Observe 90th Birthday
SILVERTON Mrs. J. H. Moser
will i observe her 90th birthday
anniversary at Silverton on Mon
day, i June 4. She came to Silver;
ton when very young as Jane
Garrett and for 40 years has
lived at 515 South Third street.
i Mrs. Moser hopes to have with
her for her 90th birthday, mem
bers ; of her family representing
four generations.
Missing Woman Didn't
Know Sie Was Missing1
PENLtLETON, June M-Mra.
John Petty, 25. Portland, whose
soldier husband reported a week
ago she! had disappeared, stepped
from a . bus here today to learn
she was listed as missing.
Police! said the woman explain
ed she had been spending a week
at a carip near Walla Walla, and
that her- husband apparently did
not receive j; her letter before he
left a Denver hospital.
she was planning to leave here
today to join her husband at Den
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ftlill 0ty Has
Holiday Guests
MILL I CITY - Mr. and Mrs.
Merit Hammond of McMinnvIlle,
Mrs. Liziie Van Buskirk and her
grandson Tommy Robinson "of
Dallas spent Memorial day in Mill
City wittj relatives.
Mrs. MaxKelley nd two chil
dren are J at the home of her par
ents, , haying moved here from
Bremerton, WaslL, when her hus
band returned to sea duty.
Mrs. Deloss Haeye and two chil
dren are ft the home of her mother
Mrs. Harty Mason, since her hus
band Was inducted into the army.
Mrs. Cark: Wood and son Jay
of Lebanon! were Memorial day
guests of Mill City relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Davis have
received yord of the birth of their
first grahdchild; a son, Robert
Michael, I born May 28 to their
daughter,:-Mrs. Robert Davis (Jane
Davis.) The father is with the
US. navy. j-
Rex Putnam to
Get Honorary j
Degree Sunday
Rex Putnam, state superintend
ent of public instruction, will be
awarded an honorary degree by
Lewis and Clark college at com
mencement exercises Sunday at
Colton Meek, principal of Grant
high school and trustee of the
college, will present Putnam for
the degree of doctor of laws,
which will be conferred by Dr.
Morgan S. OdeH, president, as
sisted by Harry W. jBruck, chair
man of the board of trustees, and
Dr. Charles W. Howard, dean of
the faeulty. ; : . ' - ; ;-t
State superintendent since 103T,
Putnam has! done imost of his
school work I in Oregon, coming
first to. Salem as 4 high school
teacher In 1918. His BA. and MA.
degrees are from the University
of Oregon, and he has also done
graduate work at the University
of California In Berkeley. -
Putnam was born in South Da
kota in 1890, member of a large
family, several of which are now
in Oregon. A brother, the Rev. R.
L. Putnam, is an associate execu
tive ! secretary of the Portland
Council of Churches
Th Rev. Roy W. Achor, pastor
of the Oregon City j Presbyterian
church, will be awarded an hon
orary degree ; at the' same time.
Bishop Bruce Baxter, formerly
president of Willamette universi
ty, will deliver the commence
ment address. I
Mustard gas was
most devastating gas!
first World Wan
by far the
used in the
VaUoy Births
SILVERTON U Births 1 reported
at the Silverton1 hospital this week
Include daughters to Mr. and Mrs.
Roma Ramsby and Mr. and Mrs.
James Hanks on May 30; daugh4
ten tr Mr. and Mrs. Matt Vach-
ter of Woodburn and to Mr. and
Mrs. Harley Charpilk)r;lMay 28
a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. A. A4
Huber of Mt. Angel, May 28.
Communicable Disease
Rate Lowest for Year .
PORTLAND, June I -W) Ore-i
con case ox commvmicanie cus-
ease totaled 307 the week ending
May 28, 34 per cent below the
week before and lowest for the
year, the state health bulletin re
ported today.; . .i :- i-iij i
There were ho 'new meningitis
cases last weet The bulletin said
the total of 44 cases this year is
445 per cent below the same per
iod. last year. I
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Nevr Zealand Reduces
Butter, Meat Rations
WELLINGTON, June 1 P
New Zealand's minister of sup
ply, D. G. Sullivan, today ' an
nounced reductions in butter and,
meat rations, effective June 11,,
in order that export contributions
to Britain and liberated Europe,
may be increased. -!- - j
The standard butter ration will
be cut from eight to six ounces a
week and the meat ration by
three pence worth weekly.
Redmond's Hospital;
To dose in Few Days
REDMOND, June 1 Red
mond's only hospital will close
in a few days because of a short
age of , ration food points ) and
workers. Dr. R. W. Christiansen
said, today. ',;-r
Dr. Christiansen said as soon as
another physician is released from
military service to help him oper
ate the hospital, it will be reopen
ed.
Astoria Will Get New
$125,000 Vitamin Plant
ASTORIA. June 1 -(AV Con
struction of a $125,000 plant for
the Bioproducte company is ! un
derway here and company spokes
men said today the reduction unit
will ; be the largest of its kind on
the west coast. ; -: j.'.
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Table of
Coastal Tides
Times computed for Taft. Ore., by
the U. SL Coast and GeodeUe Survey
tor The . Oregon Statesman.
June
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S2 a m. S.S
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SJS ajn.
S32 p.m.
7:42 a.m.
9:08 p.m.
AS a.m.
9 AS p.m.
10:24 a.m.
1028 p.m.
11:33 a.m.
11:10 o.m.
1234 p.m.
1132 p.m.
Time
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Low
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9
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4
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1:17 ajn.
3:16 pjn.
2:01 a.m.
4:06 p.m.
SMS a.m.
426 p.m.
3:30 a.m.
8:47 p.m.
420 a.m.
6.40 p.m.
5:18 a m.
i 7:30 p.m.
: 6:25 a.m.
I 8:14 pjn.
T:44 a.m.
S 7 p.m. '
9:06 a m.
9:36 p.m.
10.21 ajn.
10:09 pjn.
1126 a.m.
10:44 pjn.
12:21 p.m.
11:18 pjn.
1 M p.m.
11:52 p.m.
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0:25 ajn.
23 pjn.
1 ajn.
3:14 p.m.
IM a.m.
3:99 p.m.
2:18 ajn.
4:37 pjn.
3 4 a m.
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3 J6 ajn.
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3:06 p.m.
428 a.m.
3:58 p.m.
921 ajn.
447 pjn.
6:10 a.m.
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: 657 ajn.
; 624 pjn.
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828 ajn.
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10:46 pjn.
1121 ajn.
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222 a.m.
125 p.m.
327 ajn.
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427 a.m.
323 pjn.
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421 pjn.
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942 p.m.
6:30 a.m.
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743 a.m.
22 pjn.
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740 p.m.
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