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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1946)
2 Ttv Ofqoa Strrte-arnrrn. ScJom. Of Tu day. May 21. 1948 OPA Price Rie in Automobiles Predicted WASHINGTON. May 20.-i;P- v jOPA today prepared to boost new ear prices again, even as the CIO United Auto Workers announced that tike union has filed a formal protest against previous increases. A hfh OPA official who asked to remain anonymous said prices the pwfcile pays for cars will be j tfK-restsed an average of four to j five per cent within 10 days to offset higher, costs of steel, other jtnaterials and parts. . rtonrarr srjtnNO bread DUBLIN. May 20 -(JP)- The fcir ipvernment today prohibited ! the serving of breed at all res- j taurant meals except breakfast. Ports Await Five Vessels By the Associated Press Three U.S. ports today await arrival of five vessels carrying 4086 returning service personnel. Ships arriving: At New York Gen. Mark L. Hersey from Cal cutta, Gen. Harry Harylor from Bremen, Gustavus Adolphus Vic tory from Le Havre. At Seattle Grommet Reefer from Alaska. A4 Ran rraneieeo Elijah Uriah from Guam. Look What I Won! ( ft LAST TIMES TODAY 1 New Shewing v J Jrz MOOSE APPOINTED Appmntment of A. J. Moore, Bend, as district attorney for Des chutes county was announced by Gov. Earl Snell here Monday. He succeeds Robert H. foley, who has resigned. Moore served as district attorney pro tern during the time that Foley was in military service. BINGHAM REAPPOINTED Governor Earl Snell Monday announced the reappointment of Mason L,. Bingham, Portland, as a member of the Multnomah county tax supervising and conservation commission for a three year term, effective May 28. The Suez Canal has no locks. The first night airmail flight was made in 1821. ;rr. rr.trrrritrr.r r STARTS VEDIIESDAY Ylold onto your ,fces ero wo go oyo. "cs in thi -raniesr r r f S defrost th froxen North . . Ring and Bob do it with laughs Doi doe it with her. . . ah . . . personality sSsj ' 3 i fAui joni$ CO-PEA TURE uirM smimi x , 'V -? tn vats " - - 1' 1! miin sowitr . i ' -Jf I ....... Dl X STARTS WEDNESDAY! ENDS TODAY! "LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN" "Fellow That We TE3 mi bad i:::eo... jte:cx torn . c:ebtcii R0UN0 TOUNG JUKI DUfttZ C AUtSIY SMITH rr T v KOU AUDt -JUDITH AXOaSOM ELAZING ADYENTUHE .... With your Jlsnr Hero I . h rsv -,r ' ill if T mill I it H. II 1 ? ST J W 1 i y l Broadcast to Publicize VFW Poppy Sale Co-chairman Jack Bush and Bill Wieprtt-ht disclosed Monday evening that a 15-minute radio program over KSLM is scheduled for 3:45 Thursday afternoon, fa turing the Buddy poppy sale spon sored next Friday and Saturday by the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Wayne Meusey, prominent Sa lem pia list; and vocalist, will pro vide music for the program. It was announced at a meeting of the Buddy Poppy committee at the home of Mona Waring. Ora Furlough. Marion Post 661 auxiliary co-chairman in charge of sales, unnount-ed the appoint ment of Marie Hansen as an add ed committee member. Mrs. War ing is co-chairman of Meadowlaik Post 6102. Larre Crowds S7 Attend Salem 0 Horse Show An almost-full house witnessed the Sunday afternoon horseshow which concluded colorful weekend events sponsored here by the Ore gon Mounted Posse and Salem Saddle club. Although Sunday's crowd was even larger than the Saturday night attendance, no actual tally Robert Stebner. seven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Jack J. Stebner. 149t Chemeketa sU. smiles beside his Palamino mare. Bonnie. He was awarded her Sunday at the Oregon Mounted Posse-Sal cm Sad dle club' horseshow. and plans to sell her. but will set aside the monejr to buy another horse when he is It years old. Bonnie was given by Lee I. Eyerly. McEwan Photo. of the number who saw the varied events: will be available until all members of the sponsoring organi zations have turned in tickets and money, members of the committee in chafge declared. Sunday winners: Obstacle race first Don. Victor Kel ly of Salem, second. Tony, Ray Car lirk. Jefferson. PaUmino class Beaver Trapper. A R Sawtelle Portland: second. Bin j Walter 7-osel. SaleVii Roadster to bike first Johnny Har j veter. Harry Zell Portland; second. I Miss Dean. Paul Easton. Beaverton. I Light stock horses First. Reno Joe. Don Haittze of Willamina: second. Grey Boy. Dr. William Stephanson. Portland five-faited horse First. Gorgeous Girl. Mrs. I. M Johnson. Portland; sec ond. Maple Man. F. R. Fletcher, Port land. Pleasure horse first. Laddie. Van Wieder. Salem, second. J. C. Compton of McMinnville Flag relay first. PorUand Mounted Police. Second. Grande Ronde Saddle Club. Parade horse first Sunny Boy, Lee U. Eerly of Salem: second. Golden King. Myrtle Nestleu. Portland. Stock ' home championship First. Reno Joe. Don Hantze of Portland, second. . Grey Boy. Dr. William L. Stephenson. Portland Musical ropes first. Rowdy. Vern Vinson. Willamina. second. Laddy, Ted Talk on World Problems Ends Club Season The world must practice the doc trine of liberty, equality and fra ternity for all Dr. Lewis Brown, author of "This Believing World." told members of the Salem Knife and Fork club at the final dinner meeting for the season last night at the Maripn hotel. Frank B. Bennett was announc ed as the president of the board of directors of the club for the coming year. Joseph Devers is the vice president and Dudley Strain is secretary. Justice George R. Rossman, president for the last two years, presided at the meet ing and introduced the speaker Mrs. Frank Burlingham sang a solo accompanied at the piano by Alice Crary Brown. MAT. DAILY FROM 1 P.M. NOW SHOWING! Rip-Roaring Action Thrill, of ram rVlUUT and . I Villi! jaSa--.- B i. SaiffSSi- DVCUX MYSTERY CO -HIT! Ends Today! (Tue.) Joan Leslie RHAPSODY IN BLUE" Pat ODriea MAN ALIVE" m rrs nrTI OPENS :4S TM. TOMORROW! -izztnut ff -j S.t.tASJtU o MYSTERY CO-HIT! HELEN WALKER NIL8 A8THER "MAN Ui HALFMOON ST." I a. b aJa Filial Plans Are Made for Jersey Show By Lillie L. Madaen Staff Writer. The Statesman Plana for Marion county's an nual spring Jersey show were completed Sunday when approx imately 30 members of the Mar ion county Jersey Cattle club met at the D. ,C. Brolk home near Sa lem. The show will be held at the state fairgrounds June 3. More than 50 entries have been signed up for the show. However. Floyd Bates, president, stated that while entries officially closed May 1$, a few more will be wel- cuam . una wees., a speviau invi tation is being sent to 4-H club members and the Future Farmers to joinf' in the show. Their ani mals will be shown for competi tion during the forenoon session and the open classes will be Jud ged during the afternoon. O. K. Beals, state department of agri culture, will judge. Mrs. Stanley Riches of Turner heads the lunch eon committee. Jim Bishop, county 4-H leader, a guest at the Sunday meeting, re ported ; a number of 4-H club members already had indicated that they would show. Voted complimentary member ships in the club were Mr. and Mrs. Harold A. Larsen and Vern Kiskey; all of Silverton. The next meetinf will be held June 10 at the I. D. Boyserie At Sons ranch at Wood bum. Presbyterians Attend Meet The Rev. Chester W. Hamblin, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of Salem, left Sunday night for Atlantic City. N.J. where he will attend the church s Gen eral Assembly. Also in Atlantic City for meet ings having to do with the Gen eral Assembly are Mr. and Mrs Charles A. Sprague. Mrs. Sprague is a memDer or tne cnurcn s uen eral Council, similar to the feder al cabinet in the Presbyterian government, Sprague, a member of a commission which has been making ready for establishment of a new magazine, Presbyterian Life, is with other members of the commission preparing for the first edition of the magazine later this year. Ends Today! (Tne.) Joel MeCrea "Bl'FFALO BILL" Lon Chaney Jr. "PILLOW OF DEATH" OPENS C:4S TM. TOMORROW! o THRILL CO-HIT! NIGEL BRUCE BASIL RATUBONE 'TERROR BY NIGHT" OPENS C:4S P. M. I mc M ssaHau. s CO-HIT Alanj Ladd and Gail Russell "SALTY O'ROURKIT 1 Day Only Capitola Ball Park Wed. Hay 29 . 1 ir.iTTi Kiti IVi 3 Reserved Seats Circus Day at Capital Drug Store Dae to Alterations No Phono Calls to ADIIISSION OB COVER CHMGE (Except Saturdays) Steak .and Chicken Dinners Served from 1 6 P. M. J I j HOW tV I AM. NKW FMMR SHOW T0L0 SAVIIIA "1'Nl'SIJAL OFFERINGS' "DANCE-SATIONS" Elaine Dennis ISng Floor Shows 10-12 I. M. DANCING FROM 8 P. M. J 905(5(33 Slate Employes Seek Iiuprovetl Conditions The Oregon State Employes as sociation Monday recommended to the State Civil Service commission that it adopt for state workers uniform rules and regulations per taining to working hours, working conditions and sick leave, when ever ios.Nible, on the same basis as those prescribed by the United Slates Civil Service commission for federal employes. Benefit lance Sponsored by the MT. ANGEL AMERICAN LEGION DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS at the Auditorium III. Angel Thurs., May 23 MUSIC BY CLAUDE BIRD, Modern Dance Band Admission: $1.00 per persoa Tax Included A" N ' Ow wiiiiy styled aUf I or "aea r I V '-J 1 ty" le TWO werat TWy give' slswiy of ssrrsst esilea. Tkey era,' 1 aaa, fl' y Wriag la yW I " tTfSmlt N yee aeed etaeaM -m. 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