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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1946)
PAGE TWELVE Thm OREGON STATESMAN, Satan, Oregon. Wednesday Morning. March . 1 948 MRS. BOttNGTON DIES FOUR CORNERS, March 5-(Special)-The Floyd Boyingtons returned Saturday from Spokane where they were called by the death of his mother, Mrs. C. W. Buying ton. TICKETS , for - Gene Krupa Jazz Concert Salem High School Auditorium March 9, 4 to 6 P.M. "Sponsored by the 20-30 Club On Sale RECORD DEPARTMENT METROPOLITAN STORE Reserred" Seats 1.50 General Admission XssfaO (Including Tax) 12 Candidates File Tuesday As Declaration Deadline Nears (Story also on page 1) As the Friday deadline for fil ing of candidates expecting to have their names on the May pri mary ballots drew near, an even dozen namer were added Tuesday to the lists inthe office of David O'Hara," elections official in the office of the secretary of state. Theysare: Carl V. Francis, Dayton, repub lican, for state representative, 8th district, Yamhill county. T. B. ((Tom) Handley. Portland, for district attorney of Multnomah county at the republican primary election. Ned H. Callaway, Brownsville, democrat, for state representative, 13th district, Linn county. ijohriD. Galey, Lake Grove, re publican, for state senator, ! 14th district, Multnomah, Clackamas and Columbia counties. Robert Campbell, Portland, re publican, for state representative, 5th district, Multnomah county. Nicholas Granoff, Portland, hdemocrat, for state representative, imaamammmtmam Venetian Blinds Make aDifference TRANSFORM YOUR HOME INSIDE AND OUTSIDE 30-Day Delivery Let us measure and give free estimate THE SUIIIOIiS COMPANY " 493 Center Street Phone 6309 Day or Night Distributor! for Bunnett Venetian Blinds K1SSS9MIBBSEBEHR5S5&5S5ESS&SSB 5th district, Multnomah county; John M. (Jack) Bates, Lake Grove, republican, for state repre sentative, 6th district, Clackamas and Multnomah counties. j J. W. Lundin, Taft, republican, for trustee Salmon River-Grande Ronde highway Improvement dis tricts William E, Perrin, Oregon City, democrat, for state representative, 7th district, Clackamas county. Lee L. Shoemaker, Gladstone, demoat, for state senator, 12th district, Clackamas county. David R. Vandenberg, Klamath Falls, non-partisan, for circuit judge, 13th Judicial district. . Phil Brady, Portland, democrat, for .state representative, 5th dis trice, Multnomah county. P. T. & T. Gives $100,000 Fund To Red Cross I Contribution of $100,000 to the American Red Cross by the Pa cific Telephone and Telegraph company has been announced by N. R.1 Powley, president, accord ing to word received by L. J. Henry, manager here. Powley stated the total contri bution will be allocated to the various Red Crosl chapters, con sistent . with ' the " American Red Cross quotas applicable to the ter ritory served by the telephone company, and that local amounts would be determined . shortly. ' Neis) Shipment ' Just Arrived IEven'sIhiarDD IPenn mind IPemienll eit jtwiiftt errMiiri iirs WUM is Salem's Leading Credit Jewelers it Opticians Committee on Kent Facts Working to Get OPA Control A committee gathering infor mation on cxeewve rent condi tions in an effort to aid the OPA in bringing federal control to Sa lem held its initial meeting Tuesday. The committee was ap pointed at the joint meeting of OPA officials and the executive veterans committee Friday to. get factual data. Members of the committee in clude Virgil Bolton, district com- mandcr of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, chairm.in; Herbert Barker, secretary of the Salem Central Trades and Labor council; Ike Bacon, commander of American Legion Capital post No. 9; Don Goode, commander of American Legion post No. 138, and Richard C. Cutler, commander of the new VFW post. Silver Creek Hiking Offered To Veterans Details of the Chemeketans hike on Sunday, to which veter ans and newcomers in the city have been invited, were an nounced Tuesday by the commun ity social and recreational club. The hike Is the first small group activity planned by the club. Scene of the hike will be Sil ver Creek Falls state park, where the hikers will take a five-mile hike past nine waterfalls. Shorter trails will be open to other groups. All interested hikers are asked to sign the bulletin board at 248 N. Commercial st. - by Saturday noon. Additional information will be available there. Cars will leave from Greenbaum's store, 240 N. Commercial St., at 9 a. m. Sun day or will mectv'at 10 a. m. at the North Falls. Persons interested in activities of the new club for veterans and newcomers may obtain additional information from its co-chairman, Mrs. Elizabeth MacDowell at the YWCA. Yets Adjust to School Easily, Speaker Says Returning servicemen are fil ing remarkably well into the school curriculum at Willamette university, the Salem Kiwanis club wa told Tuesday by Walter Krickson, newly-appointed direc- or of athetics and grid coach. Krickson, who paid high tribute to his predecessor, Itoy S. (Spec) Keenr, Haiti he was planning a continuation of the school's ath letic program "with; perhaj a little more emphasis on golf and tennis," and that he; regarded it as essential that any such program fit in and contribute to the spe cific educational and constructive objectives of the institution. Within the near future, al though perhaps not ; this year, Erickson said he hoped to have a so-called Monday morning quart erback club meeting regularly at a dormitory. Prior to Erickson'a talk, Vir ginia Stevens, director of home service for the Red Cross in Mar ion county, spoke of, the current Red Cross campaign, stressed the many demands made upon the or ganization, and pointed out that 75 per cent of all Contributions "stayed at home." School Debaters On Air Thursday Salem and McMinnville high school debute teams will debate the question of compulsory mili tary training on Salem high's weekly broadcast over KSLM, Thursday at 2:30 p.m. The Salem debate team Is couched by Aman da Anderson whose teams have won the state championship for three consecutive years. McMinnville's team, which is prominent In the lower Willam ette valley competition, is coached by Mrs. Frank Purvis. The judge will be Isabel Childs of Sajem." The regular weekly broadcasts are a project of the speech classes of Salem high. This week's program will be announced by Dave Beck ett and Ed Possehl; Carmen Roth will direct the music. amous y for Tkree Generations When three generations have found the methods of their founder to Lejood, a tradition is torn tlius Olympia, a Leer brewed to a great fulfilment. 44 an plant 7t9s the Water Visitors welcome 9:30 to 4:30 every clay. OLYMPIA BREWING COMPANY OLYMPIA, WASHINGTON, U. S. A. if JL J- -J -L J. -'J-J" JL'-P J'. o ii H Tfc Sfci Sfc Sfc iSfc m Ssl MW WSv Rod Heinlrickson Now Technician Fifth Grade, In Japan Word of the promotion of Rod Hendrickson' to technician fifth grade has been received in Salem. He is stationed in Okayama, Ja pan, with the occupation troops. He entered the army ; in Novem ber, 1944, and in April, 1945, he went to the Philippines, where he wa,s attached to the 24th sig nal company. Just before Christ mas he was transferred to Japan, where he found people and the weather (cold and snowy) dif ferent from the islands. An older brother, PKC Kmery Hendrickson, is now at home, having been discharged in De cember after almost two years in the European theatre. He wears the Victory medal, Goxvl Conduct ribbon and the ETO ribbonwith five battle stars. Noxious Weed Action Sought A proposed uniform noxious weed seed list of both primary and secondary noxious weeds will be submitted for ratification to all western states as the result of ac tion taken at a recent meeting of western states seed law enforce ment officials at Reno, T4cv. Frank McKennon, chief of the Oregon slate agricultural : department plant division, attended the ses sions. Oregon, along with several other state, will require legislation for uniform list approval. Primary noxious weeds would be those en tirely prohibited while secondary weeds would be thre that must be shown on seed labels, "provided they arc within stipulated toler ances. Polk District Camping Held In spite of rainy weather the Polk district Boy Scout patrol leaders camporee fit Fall City park came off as scheduled Sat urday and Sunday. Members of Scout troops from Fail City, In dependence and Dallas took part. Certificates to 15 patrol lead ers and scout certificates to Ar thur Able, Dallas, and Ellis Log heed, Independence, were pre sented by Lyle Leigh ton, Salem scout executive. Vernon Merrick assisted Leighton in directing the camporee and conducted the Sun day morning church services. Neighborhood Coramli sioner Ray Kliever, Dallas, and district commissioner from Linn county, Claude Graham, .Brownsville, visited the event. i Treasurer Up For Re-election Herman William Lanke. "Marion county recorder Tuesday filed a declaration of candidacy for that office at the primary election May 17. To date Lanke is the only can didate for the office which he has held since 1941. Republican . Lanke's campaign slogan reads that actual experi ence assures the public of effici ent, honest and capable service. He has lived in Marion county 35 years and was employed as audi tor In the office of secretary of state when he resigned to take the recorder post vacated by the death of Albert J. Kagin. During his wartime tenure of office Lanke has watched the work In recordings of all kinds double that of pre-war years. Mill City Family Guests at Union Hill UNION . HILL Mr. and Mrs John Trask of Mill City, and Mr and Mrs. Herman Gescher and two children of Triumph were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Verny Scott and family. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Neal, Shirley. Evelyn and Bryan of West Fir and Kenneth Neal of Eugene were other guests.' NEED FEDERAL PERMIT The state agricultural depart ment Tuesday called attention of nurserymen to the requirement that all shipments of barberries into the state of Washington mutt arrive with a federal permit. This applies to truck' shopments as wc'l as thce entering by other means. Tfloe MIID CuKH J dniioitu ffoir Marion. Couiniity -You Can Help Surpass This Goal if You Give Without Stint when a campaign worker calls! This jlfp.isngr Sponsored by TTflne JJewell EBox 413 State Street Four Corner Sailor Is Home From I Pacific ,- FOUR CORNERS,: March 5 (Special) Karl L. Betiz, U.S. na vy lias been on the attack trans port U.S.S. Jerauld and is home on 30 day leave, visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Benz of Mahrt avenue. He served in tb Pacific and took part in the battle of Oki nawa, the liberation of the Philip pines and the occupation of Ja pan. He recently has been on the island of Samarl In the Philip pines and after his leave will go to Farragut for his discharge. Macleay A benefit ham-chicken dinner will be held Friday at 6:30 at the grange hall. BfcER, THE REFRESHMENT BEVERAGE. 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