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Tism IN FORLAND
BRUSH COLLEGE Mrs. Monte
Harri returned Tuesday evening
tfter accompanying her aunt, Mrs.
William Kipper, to her son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mr.
E. C. Cameron at Portland. She
also visited the Grotto and Mr.
and Mrs. O. J. Wagner at Portland.
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Norcross, Rustcraft
and Hallmark
Greeting cards that w rc shewing with pride
And that you will send with pride!
B iur to sec our Blossom Time display
THE MODERNE
Salem's Gift Headquarters
305 Court Phone 3-3808
Entry List for Cherry Festival Court Grows
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Calene Sawtelle. 17. blonde daufh- Representing St. Paul i Grace Ma- 'Brunette Margaret Mix. 17. dauxh-
rie Kirk. 17. auburn h a i r e rf ter of Mr. and Mrv Ira I). Mix.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I'. J. will represent Independence
Kirk. I high.
! ter of Mr. and Mrs. Iee Saw
tella. Independence route 1, was
choen by Monmouth high.
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Auburn - haired Dixie Davenport.
17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jess Davenport, is rholce of Tur
ner high.
Woodburn's choice U LaQulta Col
leen Walter, brgnctte daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Walter.
Draft Potentials
Warned to Keep
Proper Contacts
Draft-age men are reminded
that they must keep their local
boards informed where they ate
at all times, Maj. Gen. Thomas
E. Rilea, Oregon director of selec
tive service, said ridiy.
Noting that a record-breaking
number of tudenttourists are ex
pected to go to Europe thin sum
mer, Rilea said departure from
the country does not relieve them
of these obligations. Date of de
parture, approximate itinerary and
date of expected return should
be given local boards, he said.
Thce Willamette valley loveliest
are among the candidates for the
court of Salem's 1949 Cherry
land feNtival. They will vie at
the Prime Selection night Ap
ril 21 in Salem high school audi
torium, to be sponsored by Sa
lem Cherrians. All the girls (15
have ben selected o far) are
high school seniors and are the
choice of students in their
schools. Their records show, t hem
not only to be popular but among
the most active participants in
school organizations.
WoodburnFFA
Gains Award
WOODBURN-Four members of
Woodburn chapter, Future Farmers
of America, attended the Oregon
state FFA convention at the U.S.
naval air bare, Tillamook, last
week. They were Virgil Loepfer
and Ralph Undseth, delegates, Le
Roy DeJordin and Merle Schultz,
alternates, accompanied by Richard
Schoenborn, advisor.
The chapter received a Key
stone award as an outstanding
chapter, given to 24 schools out
of 64 this year. Undseth was
chosen on the FFA foundation and
awards committee.
The boys visited outstanding
dairy farms near Tillamook and
toured the new cheese factory.
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Magte greets ym right from th
atari. No starter button to push,
no choke to pulL You simply turn
the Ignition key and the engine
starts t Tou really hmve to see the
sensational new features of this
great new ear to believe them . . .
for Plymouth engineers have
worked wonders ... to bring you
the; biggest automobile value your
money can buy!
It's real looking glass. The New
Plymouth Is deliberately designed
to make the best possible use of
its greatly Increased glass area.
The new V-shaped windshield is
17 larger. The car has a lower
center of gravity, hugs the road
better. Completely new body
construction makes it a sturdier,
safer ear. Body and frame are
23 more rigid.
There's a more powerful engine.
The New Plymouth outperforms
all of the other great performing
Ply mouths I There's a. new cylin
der head in the engine, a higher
1 to 1 compression ratio, and a
new intake manifold. New oil
control piston rings and the
brand-new chrome compression
ring save on oil. add thousand of
miles to the life of the engine.
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The Beautiful New Plymouth Special De I tut 4 Door Sedan with Longer 118" Wheeffcase
i mew Piwmmth
It's designed for greater eesnfert.
The outside dimensions of the
New Plymouth have been reduced.
But, Inside, the chair-height seats
are wider and deeper from front
to back. Tou relax on soft cuah
idPEs. Long legs can stretch out
and high hats stay put. Diago
nally mounted rear shock absorb
ers give added stability to the
famous Air Pillow Ridel
It handles wtthvamasing ease. Be
cause of less overhang, the New
Plymouth Is easy to drive, easy to
park, easy to put in the garage.
Toil can drive for many hoars
and still feel fresh. With all its
brilliant new beauty, it's a prac
tical ear. For example, fenders
Wend beautifully into the body
but they're separate and detach
able. They're economical to repair.
It gives yea great new valwe.
There's only one place to get the
whole story of Plymouth's new
engineering magic. That's at your
nearby Plymouth dealer's. Hell
point out the many sensational
new features and Improvements
which combined with Plymouth's
long-time basic advantages give
yon a new car that sets a newj
high in value I
.Vol there mora dijjerrncm
thmn mvr in tow-priced cmra
mnd the great JVete Plymouth
MMikea th different!
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4 Army, A AF
Men in Salem
On Furloughs
Four army and air force men
who enlisted thixuigh Salem re
'cruiting station are on furloughs
'visiting telatives in trie Salern
area.
I PFC William A. Harrelon. who
enlisted lst August, has a few
days' 1eue from Ft. Old, C'alit.,
where he is a membt r of a com
pany tl iirt trains new recruits
from the rtt h anny area. He ex
pects to no to electric school in
New Jersey soon.
' Recruit Bruce Hiirbough ivis
jut finished basic training at Ft
Old and is on Ic.ive prior to re
porting to Ft. Monmouth. N..J .
for a 26-we-k couisc- ol telephone
.ii$d teleyi ;iph instul hi 1 1011-1 epa n .
Recruit ('.ill Mii.xuel!. isit
inij his mother. Mis. Violet Max
well. Salern loute 2. is on 16-day
leave following completion of basic
training at Ft. Orel. He will re
port April 10 to Ft Bliss. Tex.,
for a 23-week school of anti-air-
The Statesman, Salem, Oregon. Sundcry. April 10. 1949 j
craft guided missiles. He enlisted
here in December.
Bound for duty as a clerk- typist
at Moses Lake field, Washington,
is PFC Alan Miller, who is- here
on a 10-day leave with his Another,
Mrs. Lena Miller, 1042 Third st.,
West Salem. Miller enlisted here
in December and has complete!
baic air force training at Shep
hard field, Texas.
Valley
Obituaries
SILVERTON. April 9 Funeral
services lor Pvt. 1st Clas Dale
William Poi ter w ill be held at the
San Bruno, Calif., national ceme
tery Monday. April 11, at 11:30
a.m. Pvt. Porter was killed May
4. 194S, while serving with the
mrnines on Okinawa.
Poiter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Poiter and his sisters,
Hetty and .lean, residents of S28
5. 2nd st.. will attend the er
vices. He was an only son and
was 19 yea is and seven months
old Ht the time of his death.
Students (Win
College Honor
MONMOUTH -(Special)- Thre
Salem students placed high on
scholastic honor rolls just releas
ed at Oregon College of Educa
tion. j
Logan Albert Forster, Gilbert
Adams and George U. Forgaid
are named on the winter term
fiist honors rolls,' requirements
for which aie a grade point ave
rage of 3.5 or better, and a study
load of 15 credit hours. lor the
term. I '.
Sixty-nine others, including fiv e
from Salem and one from West
Salem, are on the second honors '
roll: Aileen E, Frogley, E. Jim7
Gwaltnev, David ' A. Harding,
Gordon A. Hew itt.j Jerjy J. Mt
Real. all of Salem, and Irving K.
Underwood of West Sajem. i
HILL STAY IN ILLINOIS j
CENTRAL HOWELlJ Mr. find
Mrs. Fred Scharer and two chil
dren, who went tOi Illinois for -a
visit, have decided to locate theia
permanently.
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