Th OREGON STATESMAN. Salem. Oregon. Wedtveedar Morning, Mar 198
page mrrz
Eugene Folk
Visit in Lyons
' LYONS, May 7 -(Special)- Mr.
and' Mrs. George Keelry of P'.u
fmr viaiteri her parents, Mr. and
Mr Boy Huber.
Albert Julian was in Prineville
ma buMHTe last week.
Betty Kinzer, daughter of the
Joe Kinzers, was taken to the
Lebanon hospital Thursday. Her
condition is not serious.
The conference of the Lyons
Methodist church was held Thurs
day night with the Rev. Roy Fedje
presiding. A unanimous vote of
uw cr.umi kjujc'ii reiurn 01 wie
Rev. Goekingham to the Lyons
church.
Mrs. Lois Myers, Mrs. Jean
Roberts and Mrs. Zona Sisco en
tertained the Rebekah card party
t the hall Saturday night.
The John McClurg family has
purchased the "old Abel hotel
building and will movi there.
Thwy have bn living In the
Ralph Trask house. Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Pravitz have rented the
Trask house and will move there.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Julian and
his mother, Mrs. Catherine Jul-
mn, returned Wednesday from
1 Missouri, Nevada and Kansas,
j She celebrated her 85th birthday
J anniversary recently..
I The Jewell Littles of Salem
! visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
! L. J. Miller.
! Mrs. Robert Larson and daugh-
ter of Ilwaco. Wash., are visiting
I the Bill Kimerys and other
I friends. Mrs. Larson was Mr.
Ed Spa.
Table of Coastal Tides
Time computed for Tft. Or., by
he U S Coast and Geodetic Survey
aiaivsman
for
10
11
The Ores on
5:33
7:59
6 55
8 49
8:11
9:30
9:22
10:06
a.m.
p.m.
am.
p tn.
a.m.
p m.
am.
p.m.
3.3
5 3
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4
5 8
4 9
80
0:12.
12:55
1:37
1:54
2:47
2:47
3:43
3:32
a.m.
p.m.
a.m.
p.m.
a.m.
p.m.
a.m.
p.m.
3.1
-0.2
28
0.1
2 2
0.5
1.7
0.8
IHIsadlS IPirgiranim
Wed.
KSLM
(139 ke)
KOIN
(050 kc)
KGW
(C20 k)
KEX
(1190 ke)
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Music
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Pappy Smith
Western Stars
IKoin KIocK
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I Dave West
Dave West
'News. Kneass
Old Songs
Busier "X"
t: Jvews I
:! Rise and Shin ID Macleod
JO INew (Bob Garred
Woedburn
Farm Tim
Sam Hayes
'Nelson Fringle Ridin' Rang
! Roundup Boys
IM Afronsky
(James Abb
I Bugler X
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got Talbot ItJser News
Xr Talbot Jbi Sister
Take U Easy (Helen Trent
Victor LandLahr Oal Sunddv
Fred Waring B fast Club
Ore. Caravan
i Kenny Baker
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-' News Life Beautiful ! James Abbe I Otamour
: M Downe M Perkins News, Kneass
0:J4 I Pastors CaU IDr Malone Lone Journey I Breakfast
'Interlude iRoad of Life I Art Baker !
I. -a iNews ,SrJ Mrs. Burton Cuidlnf Light I Home F.dltlon
Bing Sings 'Perry Mason Children (red Malone
:M Queen Today IKosemarv (In Whit Tru Story
Its f Tena and Tim IMasquerad I
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Eisa Maxwell
Walt Time
Be Beautiful
b Bnuuful
Your Act I Woman of Am.' Baukhage
I Mi Perkins ( Ethel & Albert
I B, Wheeler ' Young Family Listening Poet
I Bach. Children' Happiness I Melody
IIJI
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'Hymns ID Macleod News. Kneass ! Kennedy
News (Sparkle Music Stella Dallas I Stars
Ferenad IE Winters l.oren Jones I Ladles
Mel. Mustangs (Aunt Jenny iWidder Brown
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1:4J
News IHou Party Girl Marries 1 Berch
Ycur Country (Tops Todav Portia I Find Me
Woodburn Pgm Meet the Missus Plain Bill I Gil Martya
Your CouaUry Front Pag I Hymns
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3 1. Antrum
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Valiant Lady iRoad ot Life ! What's Doing
I Light World David Harum (
(Air Newspaper Aunt Mry I Kar West
(Dr. Paul I
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Confessions I Art Klrkhain ; Woman's Secret Bride, Groom
t&am ,2d Mrs Burton News
New 'Serenade Hackst Wife I At Coffee
Here's How (The Pickards H. Kaltenborn Al Pearc
Fulton Lewia :Stars of Today For Release i Holly w'd News
IS pies MlUer IPrayer Today Music ! Northwest
4Je Johnson Hm-Planner v Stars of Today' Mr Motorist
4:4 Orchestra Bob Garred 624 Matinee I Hop Harrlgan :
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Tom Mix I
: Pirates
I News (Dick Tracy
! Sing. America Armstrong
IE. Peterson I Ray Swing
re Gabriel Heatter Mm. Moments Kay Kyser (Lone Ranger
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M fSpoUight BuidiMui Holiday I I Lead A Band
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Cisco Kid
iLanny Ross Supper Club Ralph Norman
IJack Smith 'Fleet. Law ton Ralph Norman
Dr. Christian iHildegard Mel. Fantasy
Mel Fantaiy
: Main Lin (Jack Carson jThe Norths Lum Ac Abner
:1S Main L4nw I I Sports
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Fresh Up
Fresh Up
lEUery Queen Eddie Cantor I Fish. Hunt
.Free for All ' Dist. Attorney I Campus
-.News
9:13 Rex Miller
9-J Crystsrt CdTns 'N.W. Neighbors Qsli of Cities I News
9:S "porta I Ken Mason
!: Fulton Lewis Jr. 'Five Star Final! News Music at Ten
-.IS News Veterans Music
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Orchestra
IVoice of Army
'Texas Rangers Orchestra
I Concert Hour
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Jones Orch
Be Announced
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IL. Noble ' News
IL. Noble Orch. Biltmore Orch.
I Air-Flo Salt Orch.
King's Orch. 1
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Silent I Sign Off
I News
I Club Orch.
"X" tra Hour
KOAC 334) ks. AM 19:00 New..
18 IS res KHTiti. II tO Concert Hall:
lltOO .Vm: 12:15 Farm Hour: 1 too Ride
1m CweUtoy. 1:13 Air School: 143
Eye ss Future: 2 40 Wmen in the
Knrt: 2 isS Memory Baxk of Music;
ters; 4 Under Capitol Dome: 4 15
Lift Dp Thy Voice: 4 30 Trade Winds:
5 00 On Upbeat: 3:33 Sports; 8:00 News;
6 15 American Pageant; 6:30 Songs of
South; 7:00 Farmers Union; 7:13 Eve?
ning Farm Hour; 8 00 Shorthand Con
test 8.30 Music That Endures: 9:00
Campus Headlines; 9:30 News; 9:43
Meditations.
Sewer Dumping
Investigation
Is Requested
SILVERTON, May 7-(Special)
The new Isaak Walton league aux
iliary Monday night submitted a
letter to the city council reqpest
ing that sewers dumping directly
into Silver creek be investigated.
The matter was left to City Man
ager Robert Borland to investigate,
as was also rearranging the park
ing at Silverton, policing public
dances and oiling of streets in the
neighborhood of the Kolstad Can
nery, Inc. plant.
Parallel parking on one side of
Main street with diagonal park
ing on the other was suggested.
As the Home Guard is renting
the armory to the dance orches
tra about which complaints are
made, suggestion it police the
dance.
Victor Grossnickle, night officer,
requested to receive no fees from
business men for "rattling doors"
and turning out lights, reported
this would reduce his salary to
$160 a month. Increased salaries
are promised in the new budget to
be prepared and effective July 1.
Councilmen voted to let the mat
ter stand as it was until July.
Curfew ordinance is applica
ble to 18 years instead of 18, per
mits youth to be out after 10 p.m.
provided going to and from a le
gitimate business or entertainment,
it passed first two readings.
SirVerton now owns $31,000 in
government bonds, the treasurer
reported.
Swegle Family
Welcomes Bride
From Australia
SWEGLE This past week
Mr, and Mrs. Menno Dalke have
been making the acquaintance of
their daughter-in-law and grand
daughter from Townville, Aus
tralia. Mrs. Clayton Dalke and
daughter, Londa-Marie, arrived
in San Francisco on the Mari
posa and were met by Captain
Dalke who accompanied them to
Salem. He returned from over
seas last October and he too was
making the acquaintance of his
four months old daughter.
Mrs. Dalke, who was the form
er Mavis Wyer, states that it was
a serious experience to leave
father, mother, brothers and sis
ters to come to the states to live,
but she found the Red Cross help
fql. She wonders at all the worn-
"THE YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier
MO WOULP TXTURSl TO
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en's apparel to b found in the
stores and the many conveniences
in the homes. She has her first
pair of nylons which a depart
ment store in Salem had for her.
She was unable to have any hose
for her trip even.
They are aLso visiting at the
home of Captain Dalke's sister.
Mrs. Lu Singer and family in Sa
lem, and will be here until Capt.
Dalke can locate living quarters at
Camp Douglas, Utah, where he
is stationed.
W Can Do Your Job Nw
Lawn Sprinkling: Systems
25 Years Experience
Free estimate
Call 2-119 After (ML
C. S. WHITCOMB CO.
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A Recording of Your Voice
VOR
Mother's Day
RECORDED ON THE NEW .
PACKARD-BELL
PHONOCORD
Court Street Radio & App.
357 Court St.
That's service ... Have a Coca-Cola
. . the whole crowd goes for food and refreshment
When the gang pulls up for curb service the first thought for refresh'
.cent is ice-cold Cxxa-Cola. Have a Coe are words that start off a good
time. Coke and companionship go together. Because there's nothing
like refreshment to make friendly moments even friendlier.
OTTIID UNDII AUTHOIITT Ot TNI COCA-COIA COMPANY ST
COCA:OLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF OREGON
Salem, Oreaon
ic Hear Morton Downey KSLM 9:15 A-M.
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"Coea-Cola" as its abbrvviatioa
ka" ar tb rfistr4 traoV
narks whidi liistioraiah tfa prod-
ikfttct of Tb Coca-Cola Cempaay.
'Please Just let mm wear m for my date tonUht, mom I Jst tta
hm Uller than she!"
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Paul Mall on
Book Rerlews
Sportsllghtner
Tide Table
True Enough
Animal Crackers
Grin and Bear It
Annie Rooney
The Lone Ranger
Blondie
Barney Google.
Mickey Mouse
Popeye
The Young Idea
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chalk
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24 Exect
27 LeflaUUve
bodiea
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30 Mulberry
31. Knock
32 Cry of a
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of Cermany
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spats
42 rtrm
43. Peel
44 Freaen
desserts
43 KlUed
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fall of water
DOWN
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Mows
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not lea
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33 Plant of
carrot
family
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. - i mi. m r I I
the station agent swears
me saw annie qoonev on
the platfoqm waiting too
the train - the conductors
CECOQD BOOK SHOWS NO
PASSENGERS GOT ON AT
r-z-ir s;.
LITTLE ANNIE ROONEY
THEN THF LITTLE BRAT MUST
BE HI0IN6 IN NOR8U06-GET
BUST- ASK QUESTIONS
FIND HE Q IP YOU HAVE
TAKE THAT ONE -MOOSE
LTOwM APAtr
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I WON'T UE TO YOU. MONEY-f
DON T KNOW IP MRS. VAN
LEIGH 15 rOUQ REAL MOTHER
A LONG TIME A60 SHE I EFT NCR
LITTLE GIRL BABT AT MRS MEANY
f f I
NEITHER ONE O "WEMTnAW.BUT
MOfVNBRES r5 A Jrrrrffl THEY'RE
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a, m " I LOT Cy LEAD
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KELLER MDST HAVE A REASON
FOR STAGING A FAKE GUN
FIGHT. MAVBE A BULLET FRO
THIS. 6IDE OF THE STREET
will soLvt THt mritKy:
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ME FOR CALLING
IT A HOME f
ONLY KNOW
MRS VANLEIuei
LOVES YOU UK
A MOTHER-
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THE LITTLE"
BABY WAS Hi
cause r
WOULDN'T
WANNA CHEAT
A KIO OUTA
SUCH A Nice
MOTHER -
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HOPS IT DOESNT BLOW TOO
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