2 The Start man, Salem, Oregon, Thursday. May 29, 1947
Linn County
Lamb Show
Set Saturday
SCIO -(Special)- The annual
Linn County Fat Lamb and Wool
show, "f-ther of the purebred
ram tale," ii to be held at Scio,
where it originated never a I yean
ago. on Saturday, May 31.
Flo&ts, comics, pels, Shetland
ponies, men and women mount
ed on attractive steed, bicycles,
etc.. already are reported to have
requMl street apace and even
a tetter parade Ulan year'
if expected.
Sponsors promise . patrons one
of the -beft show in its history,
as the annual event again is well
on its feet following suspension
during war years.
Many varieties of crocheted,
woven,and knitted yarns in socks
and anklets, women's sweaters,
baby sets and afghans, etc., are
expected to be exhibited.
Lamb judges are H. E. Lindgren
of the division of animal hus
bandry at Oregon State college,
, and R- I Clark of Portland.
In the fleece division, R. A.
y'ii d, bo of Portland; will pass
on quality and other merits. Four
separate classes have been ar
ranged medium and' coarse
fleeces, adult entries, and. a simi
lar plan for -4-H entries.
' The theep dog contest usually
attract great interest.
The lamb shew dance at the
Scio gymnasium will close the
day's activities.
C. L. Donahue U general chair--
- man of the show executive com
C mittee and J. A. Nunn is secre
T tary. Other members of the com
mittee are J. D. Densmore, sr.,
Wilbur Funk. W. S. Sparks. W.
P. Lund, N. John Hansen and R.
L. Devaney. The wool division
Is headed by Hazel Pague and
Mrs. J. D. Densmore. jr.,- with
the parade committee .being Mr.
and Mr. Roy V. Shelton.
Mrs. Karl Caswell is In charge
of -displays, all of which are
required to be ki before 9 o'clock
Saturday morning. N. John Han
.aen. county club agent, and Viola
Hansen, county demonstration
agent, will judge 4-H exhibits.
2 More Fliers Escape
Nicaraguan Jungle
BALBOA. C. Z May
Army headquarters said today
- that two more survivors 'of the
crash of a Flying Fortress in the
Nicaraguan jungles last Thursday
frhad been brought out. making a
total til 11 out of IS crewmen
who have been rescued or located.
The plane caught fire and crashed
a week ago while en route to
Kelly Field, Tex.
NICARAGUA QUIET. AGAIN
MANAGUA. -Nicaragua, May
28 -ijf)- Nicaragua resumed its
regular schedule today following
Monday's bloodless coup deposing
President Leonardo. Arguello.
Stores and business houses in
Managua were open as usual, and
only a few armed soldiers were
seen.
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ConL Shows from 1 p m. Tomorrow!
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Jack Carson
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Gary Cooper
Jeaa Arthur
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Willamette Alumni
Elects Mrs. Jory
New officers of the Willamette
University Alumni association,
elected by a recent mail ballot,
were announced Wednesday.
Mrs. Harold Jory, Salem, was
named vice president, for a two
year term. Prof. Herman Clark of
the local university will serve on
the executive committee for three
years. Selected for the Willamette
board of trustees, for three-year
terms, were Beryl Holt, Salem,
and Neil Shaffer. Kent. Wash.
Steve Anderson, Salem, contin
ues as president, in a .two-year
term arrangement which alter
nates elections for president and
vice president.
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Board Revokes
Beer Licenses
The state liquor control com
mission Wednesday revoked the
package beer licenses of Wood
ruffs Saving Center, Salem, and
the Maple service station at Wil
lamina for sale of the beverage
to minors and announced it would
continue the policy instead of
suspending licenses 30 days, the
Associated Press reports.
Timberline Lodge, Inc., at
Mount Hood, lost its operating
license for 30 days on a charge
of illegal sale of liquor by the
drink over the bar.
Suspensions included: Goldie's,
Silverton, 10 days for disorderly
premises; Frank K. Staff, Thomas
B. Hill, Willamina, sal to minor,
30 days.
Woodburn Tax
Hearing Is Set
For Thursday
WOODBURN-T-Public hearing
on the 1947-48 school budget and
a ballot on authorization of a
tax above the 6 per cent limita
tion will be held Thursday, May
29, at Lincoln grada school. The
budget for the coming year calls
for expenditures totalling $111,
960. Receipts for the year have
been estimated at $79,600, taxes
that would be delinauent. 1 1.000.
leaving the amount to be raised
by taxation to balance the bud
get at $33,360.. Of this, $20,279.87
is within the 8 per cent limita
tion, and $13,080.13 must be vot
ed upon.
Increases include salary raises
for teachers as required by law.
conversion or heating plants xo
oil at the high school and Lin
rnln rrade school, and the Possi
ble purchase of an additional new
school bus.
In spite of the larger budget,
it i evneeted that the addition
of new districts by consolidation
and increase in property values
will result in a levy at least a
mill less than the 20.8 mills in
effect in the old Woodburn dist
rict last year.
rniilffl n.Ar.ETT ELECTEE.
Charles Claggett, vice-president
and manager of the W. T. Rigdon
company, was elected cecond vice-president
of the Oregon State Fun
eral Directors' association at the
jrfoup's convention In Portland
Wednesday, according to Associat
ed Press reports.
Mat. Daily from 1 p. aw.
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Walt Disney's
Technicolor
TinoccWo"
Monte Hale
In Color
Horns on fhs Range"
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VFW Selects
Delegates for
Statewide Meet
Five delegates were named by
Veterans of. Foreign Wars Mea
dowlark post 6102 to attend the
state encampment June 18-22 in
clusive at Grants Pass, and meet
ing nights were changed for the
summer months.
Paul Bergman, Richard Cut
ler, Gordon Bressler, Robert
A b rams and Arne Lien are the
delegates, and alternates select
ed are Joe Devers, jr., Bob Norris
and Earl Parker.
Post meetings will be only on
the second Wednesday of each
month during June, July and
August, it was voted; instead of
being twice monthly.
A sample copy was shown by
Adjutant N. A. Curry of a 'Pic
torial History of World War II"
which may be purchased through
the post. Veterans interested in
obtaining the 'four-volume his
tory' are asked to write Adjutant,
VFW post 6102, postoffice box
373, Salem.
Mills to Head
Fire Fighters
HOOD RIVER, May 28-
Capt. Robert Mills, Salem, was
elected president of the Oregon
State Fire Fighters association to
day as the 27th annual state fire
convention came to a close.
Don Lewellyn, Milwaukie, was
chosen president. of the Oregon
Association of Fire Chiefs, Walter
Young. Dallas, first vice presi
dent, and Ivan Pearson, McMinn-
ville, treasurer. H. C. Spaulding,
New berg, was elected to the board
of trustees.
Poison Paths
Await Insects
ORDNANCE, May 28-a)-New
paths of poison were spread to
day before the flank of Mor
mon crickets advancing toward
the war surplus goods stored in
the ordnance depot here.
The horde of insects appar
ently detouring from the main
army began crawling into, the
warehouse area yesterday. Her
miston's rich irrigated farms are
only about five miles away.
Poison-spreading trucks went
into the area after Col. Raymond
Curtin described the situation as
"serious." Earlier, poison attacks
halted a cricket advance about
three miles south of here.
Fete to Pay Homage
To Dayton Pioneer
Joel Palmer, founder of Day
ton, Ore., will be honored In . a
special Memorial day ceremony
there Friday, the Associated
Press reports. This is part of a
statewide observance of the holi
day, to include dedication of a
new marker at the graves of
Jesse and Cynthia Applegate at
Yoncalla and honoring of Charles
and Lindsay Applegate with ser
vices at Yoncalla and Ashland.
Cocttlnswu Friday
From 1:00 p. m.
NOWI Thru Sot.
Cs-Hit! A three ring
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BASEBALL
Holiday Iligkl
8:15 P. IU Waters Field
Salen Senators
Portland Beavers
Reserved seats at Maple's
and the Ball Park.
Box Seat Reservations
Phone 4647
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;No Second Loan',
Says Great Britain
MARGATE, England, May 28
(i?1)- Britain's labor party, with
left wing "rebels" showing un
foreseen strength, voted two to
one today in a test in support of
Foreign Secretay Ernest Bevin's
international policies.
Prior to the vote, Deputy Prime
Minister Herbert Morrison and
Chancellor of the Exchequer Hugh
Dalton indicated clearly at the
party's annual conference that
Britain intends to stand on her
own feet economically and wants
no second loan from the United
States.
CIO Rejects
Offer by Ford
. DETROIT, May 28-P)-The
CIO United Auto Workers today
rejected an offer from the Ford
Motor Co. of the equivalent of a
15 cent an hour wage increase for
130,000 production employes be
cause it did not include an old
age retirement plan. .
The offer called for an UVt
cent hourly wage increase plus
six paid annual holidays, a pat
tern similar to that accepted in
other auto plants.
With a retirement plan, a
spokesman added, the wage offer
might be acceptable.
State Democrat
Factions Split
WASHINGTON, May 28 JP)
The split in Oregon's democratic
ranks was carried to national
headquarters today, but the demo
cratic national committee execu
tive director refused to try men
ding it
Gael Sullivan, executive direc
tor, conferred separately with two
Oregon factions today on the par
ty dispute in that state.
One man to confer with Sulli
van was Lew Wallace, democrat
ic national committeeman who
has threatened legal action
against the Oregon democratic
state central committee officers
elected after Wallace's proxy
votes were ruled out.
The other was Monroe Sweet
land, member of the credentials
committee that refused to admit
Wallace's proxies, and member of
the newly elected Oregon execu
tive committee.
Truman Unwilling to
Defend Europe i Wallace
DENVER, May 28-OD-Henry
A. Wallace declared tonight the
Truman administration is willing
"to encourage Europe to take our
side in a future war against Rus
sia without the slightest intenVJ
a: M j i v. u . !
iiuu ui ueienuuig urupe u. war
comes.
The former vice president
asked hta war , department to
"tell us before it is too lata
whether they could defend Eu
rope or even England in the
event of a world-wide atomic
war.
Board of Education .
Discuss Klamath School
The state board of education
will meet at 9:30 a. m. today in
Salem to make plans for operation
of the Klamath marine barracks
as a state vocational school.
The board hopes to name a su
perintendent of the school at the
meeting. The school, asquired from
the government for $1 is expect
ed to open early in July.
FORD THEFT REPORTED
Theft of a blue 1938 Ford se
dan, license number 54-29? from
the 200 block of North High
street between 7 and 10 p. m.
Wednesday was reported to Sa
lem police by E. J. Horn, 1163
Waller st., the car's owner.
HUB CAPS TAKEN
C. W. Beecroft of 1940 Royal
st, reported to dty police the
theft of two hub caps and chrome
rims from his car parked at Front
and Ferry streets Wednesday af
ternoon. Opens 6:45 F. M.
Lucille Ball - John Hodlak
"Two Smart People"
2nd Feature
Mona Freeman
Richard Demlng In
"Black Beauty"
A story about a bene.
Last Day
Ann Sheridan - Ronald Reagan "KING'S ROW
Also "WILD BILL HICKOK RIDES"
STARTS TOMORROW! S
THE BATTLE OF THE COWBOYS!
Six-Gun Bhyikn!
"LigMi cf
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'White House'
Said to Blame
For Red Films
WASHINGTON, May 28 -iAr)-The
house unamerican activities
committee ordered an investiga
tion today to follow up a subcom
mittee report that "some of the
most flagrant communist propa
ganda films were produced as a
result of White House pressure.
Naming both the White House
and national labor relations board
and omitting any background, the
subcommittee recommended:
"That an investigation be insti
tuted to determine the resimnsi
bility and extent of the influence
and interference on the part of
government agencies or officials
in the production of flagrant com
munistic propaganda films."
Cherry Fete
Events Added
Discussion of scheduled events,
a tentative budget and the raising
of necessary funds for thi.s sum
mer's Salem Cherry festival oc
cupied" directors and committee
chairmen of the festival associa
tion Wednesday night. t-
Shows and happenings ar
ranged include, on the Thursday,
Friday and Saturday of the fair,
industrial and agricultural ex
hibits at the armory, a queen's
coronation at the fairgrounds
with style show and mass gym
nastics, a parade, horse shows, a
baseball game, air show, dances
and carnival.
One source of funds is to be
the sale of buttons for one dollar
to adults, 50 cents to children,
which will admit the wearer to
all festival events.
Navy Reservists
Use New Radio
The Salem Naval Reserve units'
new electronics equipment was
put to its first use Wednesday
night when reservists "reported
in" to Seattle on the navy reserve
network with a newly-installed
transmitter, E. A. Meola, com
mander of the local group reports.
Next meeting for the group will
be at 8 p. m.. June 8 at their air
port headquarters.
Paris University Rector
Charged witli Fund Theft
PARIS, May 28 -UP)- The sen
sational arrest of Gustave Rous
sey, 73, rector of the University
of Paris and world famous can
cer expert, on charges of finan
cial manipulations and conver
sions involving Swiss and French
francs, was announced by Paris
police today.
08C DORM FULL FOR FALL
CORVALLIS, May 28 -OP)- All
Oregon State college's fall term
dormitory space is already spok
en for. Single men, however, will
have additional housing at Adair
Village, eight miles away, where
quarters for 300 men are being
completed.
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HEARING AID
Batteries far all makes Hearing
Aids, Otarlos Hearing Aid, cen
ter of Salem, 488 Court St. Ph.
1-4000.
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Portland's Palais Roy ale
Orchestra
CRYSTAL
GARDENS
BALLROOII
Salem, Ore.
Last Day
GUN SU0KI ACTION!
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Bags Bunny Cartoon!
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Mint Grower Pilot
Uses Farm as Airport
JEFFERSON. May 28 Nel
son Gilmour, 51 year old Talbot
mint grower, has obtained his
private pilot's license from the
Howard Burleson, Albany muni
cipal airport.
He had previously purchased
a plane from Burleson and used
his mint field as an airport.
NAZI GENERAL SUICIDE
NUERNBERG. Germany. May
29-;P)-Gen. Franz Boehme, in
dicted for war crimes allegedly
committed during the German oc
cupation of Yugoslavia, died early
today of a skull fracture suffered
in a suicide leap in Nuernberg
pri.son.
LOGGERS ACCEPT RAISE
PORTLAND. Ore.. May 28-(P)
A seven and a half cent hourly
wage boost has been accepted by
45,000 CIO workers in the Pacific
northwest fir industry, James E.
Fadling. president of the Interna
tional Woodworkers of America,
reported today.
laces
Memorial Day
May 30lh
Time Trials ItOO P. M.
Races 2:30 P. M.
Salem Fairgrounds
Admission $1.50 Inc. Tax
MOTORCYCLE RACES.
SATURDAY i JUNE 1
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Officers Favor
Reserve Pay
Legislation pending in congress
to pay members of the army
reserve for their activities was
officially favored by a vote of
the Salem chapter of Reserve
Officers association Wednesday
night in its last dinner meeting
of the season at the Golden
Pheasant restaurant. Bi-weekly
meetings will be resumed Sep
tember 10.
Copies of the two house bills,
now before the military affairs
committee, had been sent the
ROA by Representative Walter
Norblad.
Plans were begun for th
group's spring closed dance to be
The Salem Hardware Company
Announces
.... that they will be closed May 29th and
31st in order that their personnel may have a
3-day holiday.
Salem Hardware Company
120 North Commercial
Closed Friday, Memorial Day
Potafo Chips Blue
Shoestring Polaloes Bw?L
Blanched Peannls
Cola Syrup
Tapioca Pudding
Ice Cream Cones .
III. Uhilney Ripe Olives
Tasg Salad Dressing
neinz Cacnmber Pickles
Y-8 Vegetable Juice
Starr Apple Sauce
Tenderleal Tea U-lb. pkg. He
Sheiford'American Cheese
Hani's Tcaalo Sauce
Haw-Son Papya Juice
n&D Whole Kernel Corn
Hocdy's Peanut Duller
DeLuxe Ice Cream
Weeny or Hamburger
Parawax
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CURTIS
Here yea will always find the "Best" tn whatever the e-rreat
market eaa atfard la meats and at prices that are right.
Baby Loin or Genuine Corn Fed Pork 65c
It's tempting, fresh and always a family favorite. These are
cut from Swift's properly chilled pork and Govt. hasp.
Pure Lanb Pallies
Ground from Swift's Premium Lamb - they're delicious
Cholc 4-H club prize bi - tha best In steaks and roasts
Salads Pickles - Assorted Lunch Meats
"Tor Meat to Eat - Wo can't Be Beat"
"Herb"" Curfis
CAPITOL AT IIAHKET ST.
held In June, and Ma J. Edwin
Houser was appointed to head
arrangements for the affair.
Twelve officers will Judge drill
teams at the Eagles' state conven
tion to be here June 28-7.
BASEBALL
TONIGHT
1:15 P. M. Waters Field
Salem Senalors
vs.
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