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1 The Statesman. aUm. Owgon.' THAtrt Tun L 1 57 Reservists To Leave for Navy Guise Fifty-seven members of Salem's organized navy reserve unit will lave Sunday nieht bv tr?in for Seattle where they will embark Sunday on uesUojtr lor a two week training cruise. Included on the cruise will be a three-day liberty in San Fran cisco before returning to Seattle Moit of the personnel participat ing are recent high school or col lege graduate!. The group is the third local uriit to take part in the training program since laat fall The reservists include: Salem D. R. Armstrong. T. W. Alderson, V. A. Bartosz, H. A. Cul b TtSiin, K. H Deacon. K B En ger. R. K. Ficke, L. R. Garinger. D L Griffin. J H-j: l. Holaate. D. C. Klein. W J. Loggan, R D Morgali. W. W. Nelson, C. F. Pearsall. D. S. Rudd, L. U. Sawyer. P. L. Schmidt. J H. Sills. F S. Smith and T D Stuart. Dallas D. E. Fischer. K B H'.'ii.irickson. M. D. Jone-, C M. Kocnig. L. L. Lambert. M. L. Lange. H A. Laryon. C. E Miller. I. A Perry. N. L. Perry. A Reg-, ehr. R. V. Sutton. R. L. Waoker bartrr and A. E. West Silverton B C. Fry, G. M. Honper. G. W Kirkmar. M. If. Lellud and D E. Metzler. ( hemawa S. -Ashcut. D. D. Markussen and M L. Pellettci ("nrvallis L. Wallace. O. G. Long and R. R. Johnson. Mc rnmouth M L Andrews, K J Lofting, and L. .V Hcide. Albany R. J. Carson and Q D. Di 'mbrowsky . Independence E L. Fulmer. Mh.ima J. L. et-!er. Turner L. H. Bower. De Hurt .'mers In Plane Crash Are Ucmeis. o a ner of the Ace Fl mjj service here, suffered min or back injuries -ir!y Thursday wiieii a crop cutiris plane he v.. op.ratintf at t! Carl Hayden farm, mx miles south of Salem in tt-e Roberts district, crashed to he ground. S; .!e po'ice Sijid Dcmen was able 'o walk a a ay from the scene lv.it plan - -a as badly damag ed The crasK was a'tributed to c e na 'ine supply. Demcrs was flying at low alti t' ; '..:ie m the accident. tea. rr"r ' OPENING Tonight GLEN WOOD BALLROOM I Mj. No. Salem on 99E Larry's Cascade Bangs Eiders Every Other Fri. Dancing to Don Thomas & His Boys p "I. 1) u iBlROLHyim-deHAVILUIlDj MRAIH60N-WBA1N8 jus mu tJBM. fMifm wimtm.nmfOMOl AetiM-raeked Co-Hit! Grange May Start Stores, Freight Lines ASTORIA, June 10 -(V The Oregon State Grange decided to day to consider the possibility of establishing cooperative food and clothing stores and cooperative freight lines. Delegates to the annual grange convention also decided to con sider having the grange enter the auto and casualty insurance busi ness. Interim committees will investi gate the proposals during the com ing year, and report their recom mendations to the 1949 convention. Traffic to Move Across (iobmibia At Portland Today Traffic on the Pacific highway across the Columbia river will be restored early today. State High way Engineer R. H. Baldock anno-meed Thursday. Baldock said resumption of traf fic will be on Union avenue route of the eaf t side portion of the rghway. Only emergency traffic i such as bue. mail trucks and 1 newspaper trucks will be permit-! ted to use the route until Sunday when it will be opened to all ; traffic. j The Denver avenue route, over ! which west side Pacific highway traffic moves, will be reopened about June 18. Families Asked to Help Pick Berries Widespread interest among chil dren for helping in the strawberry harvest now underway has resu ed in official encouragement for forming fami)y or neighborhood picking groups, according to W. H. Baillie, Salem office manager of the state employment service. The groups, requested to be at the employment office, 710 Ferry st, about 6:30 a. m. to be picked up by growers, should be accom panied by one or more mothers for supervision, said Baillie. Pla toons similar to those formed in previous years are not planned this season, except to meet special re quests of growers. 3 Men Arrested At Douglas Shows City police continued their drive on illegal gambling devices at the Douglas Greater Shows carnival in Salem Thursday night, arrest ing three men for operating pin ball and dart games. Held in the city jail In lieu of $250 bail each are Jack Schue, Goldbar, Wash., Vernon Adcojc, Everett, Wash . and Walt Hackett Seattle. Schue Is cftarged with operating a pin ball machine, and Adcox and Hackett With oneratinir Kalian. I . - - ----! ""tiWII- ; dart games. Earl Reams, Seattle, was arrest ed last Monday night at the carni val and released after posting $100 bail on a charre of operating pin ball device. rum Open As I'snal Daring Remodeling! NOW! OPENS 6:45 P. M. A NEW CHAPLIN 1 Co-Hit! Marie ne Dietrich "Flam of New Orleans" NOW! OPENS C:4S F. M. Edward Am 14 DIAMOND JIM i Co-Hit! John Ways "THE SPOILERS" rARTOON IARNTVAL Tomorrow! At 12:31 With Regslar Show! juvia -A rv it 1 u ? - And! -FETE SMITirS "DIAMOND DEMONS" m m m Warr-Fth News Jaycee, Airline Groups to Talk Over Air Show A group of Salem Chamber of Commerce members will meet to day with airline officials to deter mine whether the Jaycee airshow may be staged at McNary field June 20. A CAA official gave his tenta tive approval to the show Thurs day, and the fate of the project now depends on the decision reached by the airlines in today's conference. Members of tha Jaycee airshow committee spent Thursday outlin ing plans to run the show without creating confusion at the field which has taken over Portland air traffic due to the current flood. The CAA official said the Jaycee plans "have won my vote." He added that all normal operations could be carried on without in terfering with airline operations. Airline officials Thursday pre dicted that Western, Northwest and United Airlines base opera tions in Oregon will continue in Salem for at least two weeks more. The prediction was based on a re cent survey of the Portland flood situation by Claude Thompson, chief CAA airport traffic control ler. Thompson said there is still dan ger of flooding at the Portland air port although dikes are holding at present. Lions Present Scholarship To Salem Girl Salem Lions club Thursday pre sented a two-year, $300 scholar ship for college preparation for the teaching field to Dorothy Cas par, 18. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Caspar, 640 N. Summer st. Miss Caspar, a graduate of Sa lem High school this month, plans to enter Willamette university. The scholarship was founded by the local club last year to en courage Interest in the teaching profession. The award was made at the Linrib luncheon in the Marion ho tel by Judge Joseph B. Felton, chairman of the club education committee. t Inducted into the club yester day were Harry Ewing of the Willamette Valley State bank and Carl Damaske, local building con tractor. Reports of the state Lions con vention earlier this week at La Grande were given by Harry Scott, Edward Majek. Robert Fischer and Judge Grant Mur phy. NOW! wann$ & bett THF If PRIZE IS mm 1 f ir I rAULtiicir v " h .1 '..111 i M T i - -r tsj .. i .... - na - HOT - 2nd Hit -"WATERFRONT AT MIDNIGHT" With Wm. Gargaa - - - AND - - -Cartoon-Warner News Saturday Morning at $:$ YOKEL. BOY With Joan Darts, Eddie Foy, Jr. Cartoons - Prises Stage Stnnta . Fan for All Opens f :4S John Lorain (F WAYNE DAY. I II I II II I II M I 11 II U 7rJi KIDDIE Jl oHl X. SHOW QtOT Stt CEDXIC HAR0W1CKE JUDITH AKOERSai JAUES CLEASOH ANTHONY GUINK ALSO Comedy "MY PAL" Cartooa a4 New Prices Mixed In Grain Mart CHICAGO, J una 10-(!P-G rains eaoea witn puces mixeo today al ter a session ul minor up ana aown swings. Around mid -way in tne trtcutg Uut iLutritei mucd aaeaa lixuxlj, but snuiuy oexore we clutc, prices suuriea downward. ine trend was lower at the final bell An agriculture department crop forecast alter tne market's close confirmed trade reports of an im provement in winter wheat pros pects, forecasting a crop of 877, 230.000 bushels against last month's estimate of 845,000,000. I Wheat ended lower to Vt i higher. July $2.29-. corn was 1 cent lower to higher, July 93Vj-H, and soybeans were un changed, July $4.28. i Loncks Elected To YM Board Al Loucks, Salem oil distributor, was elected to the YMCA board of directors succeeding the late Rol lin K. Page in a meeting of the board Thursday night. Annual reports on Y activities were given by Bob Smith, mem bership chairman, Norman Wins- low, Y's Men's club president, and . Carl Greider who announced plans for a meeting of the planning committee in late August. C. A. Kells, executive-secretary of the Salem Y, reported on the national YMCA convention in De troit where he attended as Ore gon's delegate. A. J. Bcals of Tillamook was a guest at the meeting. LONDON -JFy- British scien tists say they have developed a cheap chemical formula which makes wool "fibers indigestible to moths and thus prevents wool de struction. Open 5 p.m. till 1 a.m. Delicious Tasty Chinese Food At Salem's Famous '99 Cafe' V mile 8. City Limits ":zr CT)1 VrV M 1 7p "CHRISTMAS EVE I I PHONE 3467 MAT. DAILY FROM 1P.M. , . , I j I John Shelton 1 1 1 STARTS TOMORROW! -road to boost- 1 1 I row . , v M I I te. " " 4, W"fi III m t i-r;.: y, It . KM 1 c rf k , r"..- t ill i W ' i- ' Htt4 I I m wu dm "asi ta S I ffl l zzh vacation... H m , fe WM TNS UllllJlW El Wm TERROR,... OllfllMU m 1D" 1 Fvl III lljiiigpo ml fJi 1 t t cl III Fss ntiuiiiTiiMAi fftrii co-mi. Mtf(f a r radios dck I rwiwg J -r, .'jfri MASTEB H) t ti nv b - i niZi IS AT IT ... -:';-vs- n 'v O tHi I I I m - 1 .. -1 1L $358 Million Hell's Canyon Dam Advanced PORTLAND, Ore., June 10 -JP) Construction of a $358,400,000 dam at Hell's canyon on the Snake riv er was recommended today by the corps of engineers as a flood con trol and power project. Col. Theron D. Weaver, North Pacific division engineer, said the dam, on the Oregon - Idaho bor der about 111 miles south of Lew iston, would materially reduce downstream floods in the highly industrialized lower Columbia ri ver area. He said the project was not a "quicky" devised as a result of the current flood, but has been under survey and discussion for several years. Two public hear ings on it were held last year. He said the cost estimate was based on 1947 prices. The proposed dam would be 710 feet high, and would back up the waters of the Snake in the mile-deep Hell's canyon to form a reservoir 89 miles long, extend vs. PoffftloLEid Beavers Monday, June 14ih 8:15 P. H. Waters Field Reserved Seats on Sale at HOWARD MAPLE'S AND THE BALL PARK Bleacher Seats on Sale All Day Monday at the Ball Park No Phone Reservations. I H H II ing to within 13 miles of Weiser, Idaho, Weaver said. In addition to its flood control value, the proposed dam would house 10 generator with a capa city of 850,000 kilowatts and have provision for four more power units. Thief Takes $438 In Series of Thefts At Labor Temple City police are searching for burglar who looted three union offices at the Salem Labor temple of $438 early Thursday morning. Union officials said they believ ed the thief remained in the build ing after the doors were locked at midnight because no signs of a forcible entry were discovered. City detectives said he first en tered the Cannery Workers union office and took $69 and two war bonds after prying open a metal cash box. The looter then kicked a hole in the wall to enter the Culinary Workers union office where he stole $124. Following the same procedure, the thief also entered offices of the Electrical Workers union where he took $244 from several envelopes. SALEIl Yt M0 North of the Underpass Friday, Salurday and Sunday Specials Open Erery Day, 9:00 a. m. to 10:00 p. lnclading Sandajs - Local, Lake Labish LETTU' large heads UflfflSEEILM! LOCAL STRAWBERRIES They Are Really Good! At the Lowest Market Price! Coachella Salton Sea UTT Grade "A", local New White POTflX 95 100-lb. sk. J Red Dot GOME Standby Vegetable Cocklail Juice Breakers Clams Minced Batter Sunshine Krispy NibleU Vacuum Packed Corn Whole Kernel - Bur bank Seed Potatoes and Table Potatoes WE HAVE A GOOD SUPPLY If Yon Haven't Shopped j Self Service E-2ea8 Yon're Hissing Something! j ITi the Ilodern Way! ( Two Honey Saving Harlzeii j ! Home Owned Independent U. S21LEI I At fh Foot oi the Bridg W 17 We Got 'Era! Each Lb. 25-Ib. sk. ah Flavors Quarts .Lb. 46-oz. can 4 ...Large cans JL e7 12-oz. can Era OSS 10 a, S5S)c UGRR ! a9? S? ib. (SNp box y H MH North of Ox UaderpaM SALEIl f At fh Tool ! of fho Bridge 17. SALEIl