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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1948)
i f i Children's Parade Featured ( In Cherry Festival Schedule h a a . .a . M A -M j Tnere mayiJDe events wiut Digger uungx in man aunni auan a forthcoming Cberryiand festival, but the children's parade next Sat urday morning will be among the best and most Interesting, so indi cate thevro-chalrmen, Charles Claggett and -Hunt Clark. Cherry land festival jrvents, including a nightly show at the state fairgrounds, wQI continue Through next Sunday night, after formal festival opening at the Salem ar mory at 12:30' pJn: Thursday. ; j The young paraders will meet at Marion square at 9:30 am. Sat i day, July 17, for assembling and fudging of costumes and decorated vehicles. Any child eight years bid or younger, from all Willam ette valley ' communities, may en- "VI3 it M '.-i r. j ter with any type of wheeled con veyance such as bicycles, buggies, tricycles, wagons or scooters. An entrant may be accompanied by an olderf person. To enter, an entry blank must be filled out and submitted not later than Thursday, July IS, at the Salem Chamber of Commerce or at any of the Cherry land festi val ticket booths on downtown streets in Salem. Music i for the Saturday parade will be provided by the Coos Bay junior band and the Salem Eagles junior band. The float parade with these and other banris performing is to be a Friday morning event. i Making a ton of pig iron takes j 1.73 tons of iron ore, 0.93 ton of coke. 0.41 ton ox limestone, some cinder scale and scrap and 4-0 tons of air. I lleckheer lena-lifi wafer heater eUieH3 0 'A 3, America's original pone fined tank resists rest tadcedby replacement auerenfee a 20-yer - mm mm sMP T weaaaajsssosmwaasjBsmmmsm i HOT 17ATDC1 0 Iffkient 3-woy Insulation, lew operating cost fewlcr Electric . fxpttitmce. No Com ia aow a Hcaten as mm. v. the -id' eioatcc iraketf S3 fears' ! LTurrr uu Mif. so us ecoeect sraa eac (he mew- fowicr oa dupis. Friendly Terms lalph Johnson ilppliances S55 Center St. Salem Phone 4036 out k-fl -at c JZ " tttdHji3 J in . ua ' v rr v aassass wv l l t'iAr tLCi l 1 CO" U4 Tr-s eW10" "a k. to roos . r.aA 'wr oa' 1 r-7iss 1303 FairgToands Road Ebon 2538J MONDAY'S BROADCASTS sTUeeyeJesj K8UI (Datlight Sarin g j Timet) tt'lSM, E.OCO lff, KOEf tit, mOVf C2S. lift 6KSUS ' iterlng ' Mews ITUuefcMyer - IMerch Time JHews KOCO KOCO sOeca (KOCO Kioek JtCOCO KXOCX ITm flutter KOIM News IKOIN Kleck ffCOIN Klock tKOIN KJoek KGW Radge Podge Hod re Podge tKneess Mews Early Bird KKK Karty Bird . pUrly BlrV PTarm Hour PTann Hour 7KSUS News (Rise and KhtneNewa ITo Trades KOCO Kxtrastos Serv. News e Sports Top o tornlasTrop o Morning KOIN KOIN Klock fNewe pob Garrod . PYetf Beek KGW Farm Time trarm Time (Old Songs fHayes, News i KKX Cowboy lAsTonsky jMews ' Zeke Manners 8KSUM farm Si Tfiiiie (Cecil Btwem (Sooe pioneers Barsaaa Counter KOCO Dick Shannon YouneT AmerlealWeeC Metodlae Over Cotteo KOIN User News Feature Story Brand Slam IRonemarjr - KGW rred Wartag rred Waring back Berck iMelodiee KKX Breakiast (Breakiest tBreaklast tBreakiast 9KSLM Kate Smith IVle Llndlahr fPastor's CaQ (Orchestra KOCO Gospel Sincer Vocal Varieties MusM ' Music KOIN Wendy Warren Aunt Jenny Helen Trent I Our Gal Sunday KGW Tommy Dorsey (Tommy Doraey (Tommy Dorsey Tommy Dorsey KKX Go Bound (Easy Aces tBreakiast Breakiast m KSLJf News N.W. News jOrchestra (Harmony House I iTl KOCO .Peggy Lee Lullaby (Hawaiian Echo I King Cole Trio III KOIN Big Sister (Ma Perkins (Or M alone (Guiding Light W KGW Kneass News Olmsted (Claudia (Joyce Jordan " . KKX Galen Drake Ted Halone (True Story (True Story- 11 KSLM Walts Time (Serenade (Queen a Day (Queen a Day KOCO News ICowboy Jubueel Hal Tjerwin (Hal Derwra KOIN Mrs Burton I Perry Mason (Nora Drake (Evelyn Winters KGW Dble Nothing jDble Nothing (Today's Child (Light World KKX Betty Crocker (Listening (Melody Bouq. (Northwester 12 KSLM Hit Time KOCO Melody Lady KOIN Noon News KGW Kneass News KKX News. (News Ted Steele Come Get It- Ma Perkins Ethel. Albert N.W. News fOzark Folks INews I Noon Favorites Lstand-In I Hilltop House Pepper Young IHaDDtness 2nd Honeymoon 2nd Honeymoon 1KSLM ; Orchestra (Johnson Family West Salem fBing Sings KOCO Classics Classics Leibert , Mem. Muue- KOIN Art Baker Art Baker Air Newspaper Air Newspaper. KGW Stage WLfe Stella ; Dallas Lorenzo Jones Wldder Brown KKX - Lore of Mike (Lore of Mike Kay West Kay West 2 KSLM Heart's Desire (Heart's Desire (Hollywood lOrchestra KOCO KOCO Kapers KOCO Kapers iKOCO Kapers KOCO Kapers I KOD4 Meet Missus Meet Missus (3ouse Party House Party I KGW Girl Marries (Portia's Ufa I Plain Bill (Page Farrell KKX Surprise Pkg. ISurprise Pkg. (Bride, Groom (Bride. Groom 3 KSLM Air Force (Air Force News ' (Latin America KOCO 11th SL Hour l2th SL Hour 12th St. Hour tilth St. Hour KOIN Vrt Klrkham ITunefuUy Arthur Godfrey, trthur Godfreyl KGW Road Life Lore Lawlon Aunt Mary '(Nora Drake KKX Ladles Seated (Ladle Seated (Travelers Travelers 4 KSLM Fulton Lewis (Hemingway Passing Parade Orchestra KOCO Charlie Bamett Jan Garber Social Security Bhythm Ranch KOIN Hint Hunt (Hint Hunt Jerry Wayne Calmer News KGW Woman's SecrettLlfe Beautiful Linda's Love Stars Today KEX - Sunnystde Up iSunnyside Up ISunnyside Up ISunnyslde Un 5 KSLM Adv. Parade (Chandu (Superman (Tom Mix KOCO Sleepy Joe (Land o Dance IBS Keys iGuag Ho Show KOIN Knox Manning (Sparkle Music (CoHtngwood (Bob Garred I KGW Chuck Foster (George MooradlVotce Voice KKX Dick Tracy (Dick Tracy (Sea Hound (Sea Hound KSLM Gab. Heater fNewsreel (Calif. Melodies Calif Melodies " KOCO Bing Crosby I Allen Both (News Music H orisons KOIN Miss Brooks (Miss Brooks (News ML Tutt KGW Oreg. Melodies (Oreg. Melodies Dr. I. Q. Dr. L Q. KKX Sports (Kenny Baker (Mr. President Mr. President KSLM Bill Henry lOrchestra (Cisco Kid" Clsco Kid KOCO D. Robinson Land of Free (Top Band Top Band I KOIN Camel Caravan Camel Caravan Romance (Romance KGW Content Hour (Content Hour IFred Waring JPred Waring KKX uone Ranger Kone Ranger " (Tom. Tops from. Top 8 KSLM George Do It George Do It (Gregory Good (Gregory Good KOCO Juke Box (Juke; Box ' (Rem. Rhythm (Rem. Rhythm KOIN Lowell Thomas (Treasury Band l:bin B-13 Cabin B-13 KGW Supper Club iWorld News (Cavalcade (Cavalcade KEX sound Off lound Off Philo Vance I tars Night 9 KSLM News )F. Lawton I Sports JH. J. Taylor KOCO News 1 Vets Admin. IPUtter Party (Platter Party KOIN Inner Sanctum (Inner Sanctum (Lewis Show (Night Editor KGW Telephone HourtTelephone Hour I Big Story (Big Story KEX Arthur Gaeth (Earl God wm ( Treasury Show(rreasury Show 10 KSLM Fulton Lewis lOrchestra IN KOCO Pop. Records Pop. Records (Track 1499 KOIN S Star Final (in My Opinion lOrcnestra KGW News 1 Sports Page (&and Wagon lMorton Downey McCaJI News Intermezzo IConcert Hour I Concert Hour lOrchestra Sports News lOrchestra 11 KSLM Open House KOCO Track 1490 KOIN Serenade KGW Newe Concert Hour (Open House Track 1490 Serenade Wax Museum IConcert Hour I Open House Track 1490 I Air Flo (Wax Museum (Sons O' Guns INe (Track 1490 Air Flo (Wax Museum (Orchestra KOAC 5M k.e. Monday 10.-90 News; 19tU Especially for Women: 11 .-00 Concert Hall: 13:00 News; 12:13 Melody Lane; 12:40 Time Out; 12:45 Ride 'em Cowboy: 1.-00 News; 1:1S Farm Hour; 1:00 Summertime: 2:30 Proudly We Hail: 3:00 Oregon Re porter: 3:13 Music of the Masters: 4:00 News; 4:14 Eyes on the Ball: 4:30 Strictly Jazz; 4.-45 Children's Thea tre; 9.-00 On the Upbeat: SAO Sports Club; IM News: S:15 Dinner Melo dies; 9:30 Musla of Czechoslovakia; Stoltx Hill Woman Hat Bout with Chicken Thief t LEBANON, July 10 Mrs. Anna Pratt Is being shown respect by her neighbors in the Stoltz Hill vicinity. Hoping to catch the rodent that has been stealing her baby chick ens, she set a trap. Investigation the next morning disclosed a skunk held by one foot Grabbing a nearby axe, Anna delivered a killing swing, but admitted later the skunk got in the first blow. Capt. Heating Given Silverton Guard Post SILVERTON, July 10 Capt F. W. Keating has been assigned to duty as national guard instructor with headquarters at Silverton. Captain Keating, who has Just re- turned from a training course at Fort Benning, Ga was in Silver ton this week, with Mrs. Keating, looking for living quarters. I r t : fa Get Thet Bonus Points It . ; By Usijia Vemletlo Fkrste Agvievufce 1. FireproofingT 2 Insxikrtion; 3 Sound Proofinor A Sound Absorptioa; 8 Croxi Hesisicmos); 6 iJahtnesa. Corns) in and 1st us show you how you t the xtra csiTOxita99s by usirnj venniculite. , Heat Form-Tho CbcuIaUng Firoplaco that delivers morsT heat and gives mors years of servlcs than other nrspkyjeas. Allows your choice of mantel, fexclna or hsarth. Availabl in 5 sizes from 2) lnchss fb 60 Inches. Solvss your ursplacs problsms. ; $avo on $Idlng v - r ' - . . ,x6 and 1x8 dear fir channel rustic on Sals at a Substantial Saving to you. Our loss tnsaos $ S S in your pocket Only, $150.00 per thousand board lest. T:15 Evening rarm Hour; IM Re search Report: 9:19 Great Songs; :9 News; 9.-00 Musie That Endures; 9:49 Lift Thy Voloe; 10:00 Highlights of the Week's News: .19:19 Serenade; 10:49 News; 11:90 Sign Off. FsQEE Dcoonstroiion Watch tht Westlnshonse Laundromat wash a load of Your Clothes Automatical ly Then youll hays proof that ths wonderful new Latm dromat win ;et your clothes fjleamino; white and bright. You'll watch It wash, rinse, damp - dry your garments, then drain, clean itself and shut off- all automatical ly Before you bay any washer, won't you let as wash a load of your soiled clothes the Laundromat way? Call us today for your free demonstration. No bolting down required. The heart of ths laundro mat ths transmission Is now sealed in steel and guaranteed for fire years after year of nianufacture, against manufacturing de fects. Your assurance of long life and trouble - free serrice. Westinghouse M a k e r s of over Thirty JliHion Electric Appliances. i ippIi2TC3 Co. ZU N. Liberty -' Ph. 4S11 Sesa. Ore. oasxiMo ' " tn this errr. ZTtea DarUnc. lata Idont of V40 S. 12th st, aioaday, July a. Survrred by a son. Uord X Darling. Santa Monica, Calif.: a brother. Har vey Hlnkle. Portland: a eooain. Myrtle Calif Dtmiefc. Salem, and a niece. Mrs. rred Stipe, Salem. Announcement of sere Stipe. Salem. Services will Im bald from W. T. Slgdoa chapel Monday, July U at 1:30 p.m, the Rev. George H. Swift oficiatlng. . NTLXS "" Dr. Cuesle A. NOes. M-D, late resi dent of 499 N. Winter at- at a local hospital Friday. July 9. Daughter of Mrs. Ida I Nifeay Salem: sister of Mrs. Belle N. Brown and Glenn C Nile of . Salem, and also survived by two niece. Services will be held Monday, July 19, at S pjn. at the Clourti Bar rick chapel, the Rev. Cheater Hamblin officiating. CABLX Oscar Vernon Cable. TO. at the resi dence in Jefferson on Saturday, July 19. Survived by a son. Henry Cable of Hood River; daughters. Mrs. Minnie Stone of North Fork. Idaho. Mrs. Olive Ravenscrart of Halley. Idaho, and Mrs. Elizabeth Robison of Jefferson; a sis ter. Mrs. Everett Lane of HanforC CabX a brother. J. P. Cable of Coeur d' Alone. Idaho, and by 19 grandchil dren. A member of the Christian church. Announcement of aenhoa later by Howell-Edwards chapeL OGU " Esther Ogle, m this city. Jury 9. at the age of 27 years. Survived by hus band. Paul Ogle, and sons. Lorry Ogle and Roy Ogle, all of Salem; a brother. Reed Cravey of Chelan, Wash, and a sister, Mrs. Edith Smith of California. Announcements later by Howell-Edwards chapel. BATTERMAN Mrs. Martha Elizabeth Batterman. at the residence at 1199 Mill sU July 19. Survived by her husband. Henry Bat terman of Salem: two daughters, Mrs. Martha Fox of Salem and Mrs. Erna Ah r ens of Turner; two sons, Erwln Batterman of Salem and Walter Batter man of Portland; four brothers. Rich ard Rautenkranz and George Rauten kranz. both of Minnesota, Fred Rauten kranz of Michigan and John Rauten kranz of Salem. Also survived by two grandchildren. Services will be held Monday. July 12. at 1:30 p.m.. at the Christ Lutheran church, with the Rev. Schulz officiating. Interment In City Griiiii Market Prict Steady CHICAGO July 1T-(AP)- The grain market took a government forecast for an tnuxecedenied wheat, corn and oats crop without too much excitement today. Corn had ' some 'shaky ; moments and mostly finished lower, but oats were down only slightly ! and wheat ended with a steady under tone. With a record' breaking corn crop predicted, the near-by .de liveries of this grain met the big gest selling. 'July corn sank to the lowest level since early March while September corn sank to a new low since the mid-February price break. Losses were reduced before the close. Wheat closed V lower to higher, July $2.294; corn was 34 lower to 4 higher, July $1.99-1.99 Yl oats were unchang ed to lower, July 884-tt, and soybeans were 3 to 3V4 lower, July $4 00. An grain contracts were under last year's prices at this time. View cemetery. Direction Clough-Bar-rick company. Please omit Bowers. aCTEXS Mrs. Mazie L. Myers. 9. late resident of 2079 Fairgrounds rd at a local hos pital July 10. Survived by two sons, Samuel E. Myers of Salem and Robert A. Myers of Lebanon. Shipment made by Clough-Barrick company to 1 Cor vaUis for. services and interment. , SMTTH Don C. Smith, sr. late resident of 72S N. 16th st at a local hospital. Sat urday. July 19. Survived by the widow. Alice Hayes Smith. Salem: sons, G. Dale Smith. U. S. Navy, and Don C. Smith, jr. Salem: sisters. Mrs. Anna Van Awker, Morocco. Ind. Mrs. Dora Adamson. Goodlend. lnd Mrs. Edna Rowe. Kentland. Ind.; brother. Edwin S. Smith. Coodland. Ind. and by three grandchildren. Services will be held Tuesday. July 19. at t p.m. at the Clough-Barrick chapel, the Rev. Ches ter Hamblin officiating. Interment In Belcrest Memorial park. 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