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IS .TTs Orsxyon Skrt man. Malmm. Ore.. Sunday, fun t. IMS
Salem Summer
Bible School
Faculty Told
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Raima's eight daily vacation
Rbl schools will , open Mpnday
t ajn. at 24 local church.
All school are staffed and ha,v
start tor organization and instruc
tions. The principals and teachers
of the schools are as follows:
cfcool at Cahrary Baptist Church:
-N Skrr. Mr. Yioustoa, pewx-lpal. Mr.
Oaaraa tUJmw and Jack. llaivdW.
Shaaaa)a'k. '
susiamarsr Mrs. Ivan Binnh im .
a" I. Mrs. . Adm CurUa and Ulan
r. fciclwri.
frwrtary: Mr. L. H Handle, supt.
Bars r a Amundaon. Mrs. John Seit
Md Mrs. XMvtd &. Hill, totthm
Jww Mrs. H. S. CO, supt. Mr
Tam. ttlT sUapnama. Mra. Curt mm
feats and Mrs. l t. Msts. taachars.
chad st EngSewsao) Cm tad Brethren
Okrci Laby Haamrr. principal. Mrs.
J. M. O aw art and-Oia-Has. Krur.
iXr. Mrs. Win. fr.: rscraatton.
Mr. Law Bra aacratar.
StefiMwra: Mrs. Wastsjr Zallnar. supt.
Mrs. U Dunbar, Mrs. Hatel Eatplval.
Mar tort AslJar and Mar'jorie . Cos,
scriara.
! inari yt ' Mrs. VafaaW upt. Mrs.
Martin. Mrs. KaUy. Mrs. William Oat
baa. Mrs. MarHMa Hews and Mrs. Btus
at Baaer. taacnars. Mariany Spark. Pa
- trMriw Aaat fsaraoN, handwork harpers.
Jantnn: tna Bee. Mr. Kratftr, tupt.
Mrs. Tarn iai and Mas Jean MaUwkl.
at Tint Mafnodia Church :
Mrs. hot M. Lackanour, JSVtnripal. Mrs.
ttoyd K. Bowars and Mrs. aicMurtr.
saaraf rtas. Myrtle yjUnmn, mlastoaary
sanaaar.
Mfti'Mrt. Etmar 1 Hildfrth.
Mrs. Vlevd McCWIUn. ftallv
fwatth. Lorraine Wailing and Alice Jane
-Barnes, taarhar. . .
Primary : Mrs. Staama Cumhlnf, supt.
Mrs. Hoy RaynoMs. Mrs. floyd Whits.
Mra. WL T. HrawR, Mrs. Erstaat Poarson
'aaaa Mrs. Mai-rm Ciaon. taacliara.
Jwbmts: Mrs. LJoyd Smith, supt.
Mrs. Lacs nawr. Mrs. S. J. Barrtrk,
Baya-MiAd rsdja. Mrs. Dais and Peggy
Irfwt Barrtrk. tcacttars.
Naaarsnalat: Dr. Joseph Adams.
Fada. ra ausaa, AHra Jans
rfc. asst. as Juawr and Jatanna-
Scheol at Jess Lee Church: the Bee.
Clay Psmerey. acssctpal. Mrs. Ray nor
BmMaj Jr.. sauax. Mrs. Araal Smith.
Mrs. Pra. supt. Mrs. Lola
rfct. Maw Lasarna Cwnnaa and
MrsTwarres) Clark, tea chars.
Primary: Mrs. E. ' W. Cools, supt.
THo aa-a. Mr. Schlatter. Mrs. fWence
wunaarta, Mrs. Marvin Both and Mrs.
Anal aaaMK.' last tian. "
Jwnaar: Mrs. Uiiiliaw. sup. Nsvtrt
BmkUn. Mrs. Van Ljrtaafraf , Mrs. Baynor
. Jr. . and Mrs. Bartholomew,
rhool at avanalieal Church: Caral
Brawa. principal. Maw Psm Chrwaanaav.
a r Mat ii si. Mrs. B. M. Twaaat. and
tnm Brv. W. H.- Brawn, anuatc. Mrs.
Jura Sulla, hudaark. Mra Gnat sVU
avorf. sacratary.
ip"i: Mrs. Prod Benuncton.
supt. C-.ri.ana I aaaam. Mrs. T. A
Marstaawl awd - Mrs. Dsnasrt Sasaar.
prwnary: Maw Carol Brown, supt.
'' Mary Beater and Agnas Klensaa, teacw-
LerTafcae Bohlna. sunt. Mrs.
Kawaatsj Mutlase and Pom Chrartroaa.
Brhool at First Kasarene: Maballa
Piwiaa. pTlmrtps. The Bee. Mr.
festama. 'roeroataaa and handwork.
Mrs. Watfctna. pi await.
Jiwrtor: Mar ttdnaana. supt. Praa
ew Watkina. alanwc Prank Watkina.
Mrs. WndiaaiC Mrs. Vera Forrest and
Mrs. Edwards, teachers.
pTkwary: Mrs. Pwak. supV Mrs. Near-
AUTHGjRITY ON DEAR3ESS
CC5 Fin! Nalisnal Bank DIdg. - - PLcae 6350
1 SALEM, OREGON
on Thunday and Friday, June 6lh
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For Special Demonstration
of Revolutionary, New
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Uoajytbeoryjtlisi esr gl ikclty cs need fdt StfFat
leases foi ea h of tKensVay differeni kiadt of beariac
neaciegctes? Trhynhelpr if ijg LM'qJ
5urV6cioC, will brinj9 reliaed, pleasant
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Rivenlale Park House
Burned to Crountl"
A River dale Park houe owned
by Dr. W. J. Thorn pMn and occu
pied by Mr. Judy Totem and
Mr. ami Mrs. Joe Bowers burned
to the (round Thursday night
when fire of undetermined origin
broke out.
Dr. Thompson said the house
was caily partly covered by insur
ance aod that the considerable fur
niture and clothing of the occu
pants, uninsured, is a total los.
Demand Grows
For Vet Loans
PORTLAND, Ore, June
Veterans' loan applications are
coming to the veterans' adminis
tration office here at the rate of
800 a month, and $7,110,968 in
loans already has been granted.
Elbert E. Tate, VA official, said
today.
He reported that for the last
three months, applications each
month have been double those of
th previous irumth.
Eighty-five per cent of the loans
were for home build ing.v Tate said.
Loam for business purposes were
second high, farms third.
borry, pianist. Prafcts Watkina
EJate Wafco. taacrtcrs.
Boginnars: Mrs. Nasal, supt. Virginia
BHrviaa. pianiat. Mra. John Prlascn.
Bait Prlascn and Doreen Coulter,
teachers.
Court Street Church: Mr. Paul Hpl
loway. 'principal. Beverly Lrman, "lt
anwt. Heginncrs: Mra. Pa ul Hollo ay. supt.
Joyco Herrin and Haxel Prlem. teach
on. J
- Primary: Mrs Courtney Sr.. supt.
Mrs. Ctooper and Ircns HoUingswjorth,
toachors.
Leslie Methodiat Church: Tha Rev.
Mr. Knotta. principal. v
Beginners: Mrs. C. Stacy and Mrs.
Mary Levett. teachers.
Primary: Donovan McVicker, supt.
Mrs. Thomas Adams. Mrs. C. P. French
and Mrs. Robert Noro ke. teachers.
tiorea movma piciurcs win n
taken at th" virmut
Inn day. Monday, and will he shown
at the closing ngii pio. mil., r . .
June 14. '
Pre-Uar
Service on
UalchllGp airing
Diamond Setting
Jewelry
v Manufacturing
CCMllNI0:iNTOlTHE -WORLD S
TINIEST BAmRY COMBINATION
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Tension Eased,
Idaho River
Starts Retreat
BONNERS FERRY. Idaho, June
l-uV)-An air of confidence per
vaded this area tonight as the
swollen Kootenai river, which had
threatened dikes guarding 40,000
acres of crop land, receded after
crawling to within less than foot
of the tops of river barriers.
The river had dropped to 29 feet
this evening, one foot and three
inches- under yesterday's crest and
Capt. Ray D. Besing, army officer
who: has been aiding in the battle
against the river said "Unless we
have heavy rains, it looks like
we'll be all right."
The 90 miles of dikfs still iheld
firm and the crews of tired farm
ers and volunteers, many of whom
have gone sleepless while battling
numerous leaks in the silty dikes,
were promised relief from another
quarter.
Three hundred and fifty combat
wonderful nw
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A SCIEMTIFICALLY TRAINED
EXPERT ON HEARING PROk
LEMS.HitiiYirart of Service
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-Based oa Aeovsticoa Resrarca to Meet
jSCo'vt. fiodiofs and Recommend-
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Democratic State Central
Committee to Meet
PORTION D. June 1 -(A)- The
democratic state central commit
tee will meet here Saturday to
conkider a new coni-titution and ,
by-laws.
A dispute over distribution of
funds between the women's di
vision and the general party was
foreseen. Celia Gavin, state vice
chairman, asserted the 50-50 split
of funds had been eliminate
from the by-laws up for adoption.
engineers from Fort Lewis, Wash.,
Were to Lake over nurt nf tha
work after being dispatched to
oonners ferry in convoy.
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DAV to Hold
Annual Vote
Disabled American Veterans,
Sulem chapter 6, will hold its
annual election at " p.m. Friday
at the Salem Woman's club, with
all new members particularly
asked to report for initiation.
Delegates to the state convention
also wilj D elected. The state
convention will be at Pendleton
June 19-22. Charles M. Peterson
has been nominated for com
mander. Verne Ostrander, chairman for
the building committee, reported
Saturday that all plans have been
laid for an extensive drive for
tit
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Payon and Satin
Elastic fabric
Slack Suits
Exciting color contrast
good tailor -details. Rayon
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Sunny floral prints. Belled
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Twills, rayon crepe fabric
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funds, with Guy Hickok as chair
man and Sidney Stevens; as vice
chairman.
Krug Sees Early
Mine Restoration
WASHINGTON. June 1 -(At
Secretary of the Interior Krug
predicted early restora
tion of soft coal mines to their
owners under contracts like the
government's pact with John L.
Lewis and a 2 5 -cent a ton In
crease in coal prices to the public.
Krug, -federal administrator of
the seized mines, expressed belief
that some operators would "reach
agreement within a week or two"
with the AFL United Mine Work
ers. and 90c
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Preparation of Tood
For Ixcker Is Planned
At Three Demonstration
Three demonstrations on pre
paring food for the froen locker
have been scheduled for the first
week in June by the home demon
stration agent's office. On Tues
day, June 4, the first demonstra
tion will be given at the Rebecca
hall In Hubbard at 1:30. On Thurs
day, June 6, at 1:30 a similar
demonstration will be held In the
cafeteria of the Eugene Field
school in Silverton. On Friday,8
June 7, at 1:30 the third demon
stration will be given at the
YMCA.in Salem. The demonstra
tions will include the preparation
of fruits and vegetables for freez
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Round neck, shoft sleeves,
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of freezing containers, etc. Any
one who is interested is invited -to
attend. Time will be giren at th
close of the demonstration for
questions on any , phase of food
preservation.
Plans tor the meetings are di
rected by Eleanor Trindle, emer
gency assistant, and Marjori Tye,
home demonstration agent.
CONTRACTS AWARDED
Contracts for construction of
two bridges on The Dalles-CaU-fornia
highway near Chiloquin
was awarded by the state' bigh-
l way commission Saturday to An
gelo A. Doven, Klamath -Faliav
on a lew bid of $49,969.50. There
i were three bids submitted tpr
the job. . ' ' " .
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