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Salem, Oregon, Sunday, Sept 27,
1947
JEuropeAsks
ILS. to Keep
Prices Level
WAjn?CCTOff. Sept 27 -UF)-New
rtres on holding down
American price developed toda J
tipns Ua.t any bc 1 advance will
; boo! iMtlr $22,430,000,000 etti-
I mate for lone range foreign aid.
Hifli prices, particularly of
y, erain SDd other -food, fi jure "too
in the cost of emergency help for
Europe. ,'Ijnergency aid Is the top
topic for republican and demo
cratic ntegressienal leaders at a
"White House conference Monday
with" president Truman and key
. cabinet members : .
"With the problems of prices and
of preveftlajg starvation and com
munkm (.from stalking western
Europe fitting together like Jit
saw puzzle. Monday's Whit
Hrje i meeting, and another
Wednesday, will hunt some of the
mHeir.g pieces,
1 The conference with congres
sional je!s is expected to de
termine (whether President Tru
man wist call special session to
provide t top-gap assistance for
the next few months: Mr. Truman
wants to avoid one, If possible.
The "Wednesday conference will
bring together the president's
citizens committee to spearhead a
nation&I campaign to "waste less
fod." A food committee of cab
inet members had aid this is the
only plan offering any immediate
hope of helping to feed Europe
without- pumping up prices at
home, a
Firemen Show
Equipment to
Theatre Staffs
In connection with National
Fire Prevention week, to begin
October 5, Salem Fire Chief W.
P. Roble and Fire Captain E. L.
Smith demo nstrated jyarious
types of fire-fighting equipment
to the combined staffs of the
Warner Bros, theatres Saturday
morning at the El si nor e.
Managers Earl Jones of the
Elsinore and William Bennett of
the Capitol pointed out that both
theatres, which have recently
completed extensive redecora
tions, maintain a program of reg
ular fire drills and safety sched
ules. - Those attending the demonstra
tion from the Elsinore Included
Assistant Manager Hugh Sneed,
Cashier Laura Byran, Maydeen
Walden, Jean Domogalla, Nancy
Ringland, Frances Lloyd, June
Haugen, Alice DuBois, Marie
Verburg, Donna Seay, Jean Mar
tin, Shirley Uing and Everett
Fopma.
Present from the Capitol staff
were Assistant Manager Phillip
Willig, Cashier Juanita Hoffman,
Velma Holm, Jean Grimm, Doro
thy Bowman, Lois Young, Norma
Lynch, Vivian Sagnotty, Betty
Turner, Leon Mann i and Duane
Amen.
Henry Miirliainmcr
Funeral Scheduled
Tuesday Afternoon
Funeral services for Heneyl
Murhammer, 58, who died . heilJ
Saturday, will be held in the
Clough-Barrick chapel Tuesday
at 1:30 p. m. with interment ' fol
lowing in City View cemetery.-
Murhammer, who resided at
Salem route 3, was a farmer and
had lived in this vicinity for the
past 38 years. He was born in
Pittsburgh, Pa, in 1890, and came
to Salem in 1909. and the same
year he married Helena Kayser
who survives him.
Besides the widow, Murhammer
Is survived by five daughters,
Mrs. Marie Paris, Pittsburgh, Mrs.
elen Waring, Seattle, and Leona
urhammer, Martha Murhammer
id Louise Murhammer, all of Sa
lem; five sons, Fred Murhammer,
Willard Murhammer, Luther Mur
hammer and Wilbur Murhammer,
fit Salem, and Raymond Mur
hammer of Portland;-, a step
mother, Mrs. Sabina Murhammer
of Salem; a : sister, Mrs. Marie
Larimer, Crafton, Pa.; a brother.
Frank Murhammer of Pittsburgh;
tnree step-sisters. Mrs. Celia
Wriggleworthi Mrs. Anna Meyers
and Mrs. Theresa Cordaway, all
of Salem; also by seven grandchil
dren.
CHIEFS TAKE LEAD
SYRACUSE, Sept 27 - W)
By the margin of a run which was
forced in on a base oh balls,
in the eighth inning, the Syracuse
Chiefs took the opening game of
the little world series from the
Milwaukee Brewers here tonight,
7-8. :
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Miss Elyeece
Starckweather
Of New York City
Presents
DERME TICS
To Salem Women
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September 29 to October 5
You Are Invited'
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i Highest price cash on delivery for orchard run.
See us before; yon sell.
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, Buy Now Before Prices Advance
TEA.GUE MOTOR COMPANY
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Health Bureau
Slates Clinics
A total of five clinics have been
scheduled for the latter part of
the week by the Marlon county
department of health, the depart
ment reported Saturday. ,
They include a physical exam
ination for first-graders at Engle
wood school on Wednesday be
tween 9 a. m. and noon and 1 and
S p. m.; a fluoroscope clinic at Sa
lem Deaconess hospital Wednesday
beginning at 1 p. m.; a child
guidance clinic Wednesday fter-'
noon In the health department of
fice in the Masonic building; an
infant child health conference
Thursday from 9 to 11:30 a. m. at
the office, and an adult clinic, in
cluding food and milk handlers,
all day Friday at the office.
FRANK DOERFLEE ELECTED
. PORTLAND, Sept. 21-(JP)- The
American Nurserymen's asocia
tion Oregon chapter , will be head
ed thir year by Frank Doerfler
of Salem. He was elected at the
association's annual meeting here
this week end.
Dusting of furniture might be
eliminated if furniture earned a
slight negative electric charge
which would repel all dust particles
Herb Barker
Off for Union
Conventions
Herbert Barker, executive sec
retary of the Salem Trades and
Labor council, will leave with
Ajrs. Barker today for San Fran
cisco, CaL, where he will attend
two union conventions.
As Oregon vice president of the
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and
Butcher Workmen conference,
Barker will take part in a tri
state meeting of the organization
October 4 and 5. Representatives
from Oregon, Washington and
California are expected to dis
cuss formation of uniform work
contracts on the Pacific coast,
Barker said Saturday.
Barker also- is a delegate to the
10-day annual convention of the
American Federation of Labor
beginning October 6 in San
Francisco. His going marks the
first time that the Salem Trades
and Labor council has sent a
delegate, Barker said. AFL dele-
Too Late to Classify
APPLICATIONS now being taken for
usherettes at Capitol Theatre. MintT
IS and available for full-day work.
Contact Mr. Bennett.
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Canada and Hawaii will be
present.
F. M. Keith, president of the
Salem labor council, will direct
the local organization in Bark
er's absence. The Barkers ex
pect to return here t)ctober 20.
All l4k In llfiwfiii tj
Cut 10 Per Cent
A 10 per cent reduction in Unit
ed Air Lines' fare from Salem to
Honolulu, thiu placing this and
other Pacific Northwest cities on
a mileage-rate parity with Cali
fornia points in passenger fares
to the Islands, will become effec
tive October 23, according to a'ljpany with the civil aeronautics
tariff filed last week by the com-1 board at Washington, D. C '
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