Tfo .Statesman, Salem, Oregon, Friday May 19.
Today's Polls
To Be Open
From 9 to 9
Tollowin Is the list of pollinf
places in Salem for today's elec
in Thr-r will "be open from 9 1
jn: to 9 pjn. Daylight Time.
1. U. B. church, 17th and Ne-
Christ Evangelical church,
1760 State st .
S. Four Square Gospel church,
19th -and Breyman. b
4. State heating plant, 12th and
Ferry.- ' . .
5r Basement Richmond school.
. Coca Cola Bottling Works,
J220 s. 12th. . '
7. Mayflower Milk-Dairy Co-op.
8. Jason Lee Methodist church.
, 9. Grant school.
460 N. Cottage st.
11. i Hotel Senator on Court
street. , ' '
12. Deaconess hospital. -
13. Paint Shop, 1185 Hines st.
i 14.; Basement of,; Walton res.,
1030 Maple st.
1 15. Hunt Bros, cannery.
16. City hall, i if
'-17, Marion hotel.
18. Leslie M. E. church,
x 19. Senior high-schooL
20u Cabinet Shop, 2565 State st.
21. Stanton . & Collins, 1694 N.
Commercial si I
22. Parrish junior high school.
23. Court house. s
24. Friend's church Washington
v and S. Commercial sti
25, Englewood school.- "
25. Highland school.
27. Washington school.
28. Salem Rug & Upholstery
eleaners, ,1390 Madison St.
29. Court Street Christian
church. Court and, 17th streets.
30. -Knight Memorial church,
19th and Ferry sts. .
31. Calvary Baptist church, 1230
1. Liberty st. .
32. Interstate Tractor 8t Equip.
Co., 3055H5ilverton rd.
; 33. McKinley school.
34. Leslie junior high school.
' 35. Bever Residence &Xumber
ffice, 3155 N. River rd.
38. Deaf school.
S7. VT.W. halL 630 Hood st
: 38. Bowen Brothers Bldg., 800
N. High st. ' ! . .
39. Gen. Olson - residence, 1590
N. 19th st. !
40. Apt. No. 2, 1130 S. 16UTst
41. Gables Motor Court, 2375
St. commercial st.
42. A. & R. Equipment Co., Fair
grounds road at Hunt street.
west aiem. - ;
44. City hall, Edgewater street
West Salem. -j--
45. Legion halL West Salem.
Check Trips 15
Salem Drivers
Fifteen Salem drivers were
nn,M ().,! nf. ii I
cense voided Thursday nicht In
the second of a planned series of
i traffic checks by l!he city police
! department; ;j .
Patrolmen nabbed the delin-
quent drivers all within 45 min
utes at a traffic check in the 2600
block of Center street.
; City police plan periodic checks
t at various ! spots t&roughout the
i city in a campaign to get drivers
' to renew their licences. A simitar
check on Mission street Monday
netted six with void licenses.
PASSION PLAY OPENS
V OBERAMMERGAU, Germany,
May 18 The iworld-famed
Oberammefgau Passion play por
traying the life of Christ opened
here today for the first time in
16 years, -With the Bavarian Alps
. as a backdrop. ' .
TAX PLAN DEFEATED
WASHINGTON May 18 -W)
President Truman s proposal to
put $200,000,000 extra taxes on oil,
as, sulphur and non-metallic
minerals was flatly rejected today
by the house ways and means
committed.
ICIIOOL BUDGET PASSES
PENDLETON, May 18 - (JP)-
Kural school districts In Umatilla
county voted, S to 1, for a school
budget $651,642.39 beyond the 6
per cent limitation.
OPERATION ON HATCOX
PORTLAND, May 18 -0P- Em-
eat Haycox. Portland author, was
reported In f air condition" today
arter a major operation In a hos
pital here. Haycox was taken to
a hospital last week with a gall
Diaaaer ailment.
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Salem Precinct Polling Places Designated
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Precinct polling places for Salem's
figures indicate the ward number;
day will be open from 9 ajm. to
Reorganization
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Plan Defeated
WASHINGTON, May 18 -UPU
The senate late today killed Presi
dent Truman's reorganization plan
for the agriculture department.
The senate previously had knockf
I i m . ai n , . :
n proposals submitted by Mr.
Truman in March. Those which
escape disapproval
become law
after 60 -days. This period ends
Tuesday. A' majority in either
chamber can kill a plan.
Earlier in the day, the house
approved two of the plans to re
organize the labor and commerce
departments. These two proposals
are still subject to possible senate
action.
Zena Students
Visiting Salem
ZENA Aii art field trip will
take art students of Zena high
school to Salem all day Friday.
Mrs. Myrtle Allen will conduct
the tour, including the art depart
ments ' oi w uiamena university
and Salem high school, Elfstrom
art gallery, the achitect's office of
John Groom, the commercial art
department of J. Gordon Thorn
ton Associates.
At the art gallery, students will
be surprised by a formal hanging
of some of their own art work.
which will be open to the public
during the day.
HOT BOPS
RETURN
Sal. Hay 20
Time Trials 8:00 pan.
7 Big Racing Erentav 7
3-Jam-Packeo! Hours of
! Exdtmntl
j - : , -
Car 16 310 Beturna
Adults $1.50 (Tax I&cL)
Children 50c CTax IncU
NEW
HcIIywccd Bowl
U Mile N. Saleaa Qty limit:
IIlxhwayt 95 , V -
"f : '-: -' " .
Sanctioned by N.W. Hater,
v Racing, Contest Bar4 ,
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111-1 '
45 precincts Include three In West
lines ldicate precinct boundaries.
9 pjn. Daylight Saving lime.
Rio Grande national forest in
Colorado has the highest average
elevation' of any national forest
in the United States.
Robert Taylor
John Hodiak
Arlene iDahl
In
"AMBTJSIT
"BELLE OF
OLD MEXICO"
Ends Tonight! "PERFECT STRANGERS" and
"Federal Agent at Large"
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Companion Feature!
inn. LA
SHMIGHM CAFE
f OPEN TODAY UNDER
IIEY7 I1AIIAGEIIEIIT
Reasonable Prices
and unanuty
- Orders over $t,d Free DeliVCry 1 City limits
I Parties and Banquets "by Appointment
HD??yLJ 4 pm.- am 222V4 N. Conunerdol
Sat. ; Mnnn Stan am Phono 2-9173
Sun. 14 Noon 3 son. .
TICXET3 ON SALE
SAT. MAY 23 ONLY
, it noon r.M.
The QUISENBEXRT
COZNER
Pepvlar Priees 1
LSS-tJt-SJt-St
IncL Tax) ;
14 days only Starts
' Monday May 23 thru
Sunday June 4. Every
nits tSdrUata. 29,
Uaj 23-Juna S and 4. '
Salem.
la the map, the nnelreled
Polls at the primary election to
Now Showing Open 6:45
(MdeH&fand
MoiUgomfiiyCLt
ill
lostAM norm
SECOND FEATURE
"WHERE THE
NORTH BEGINS"
Hew Tomorrow!
Added TreaUl .
BUGS BUNNY
Color Cartoon
"Bighouse Bonny1
Latest
WARNER NEWS
GOOD FOOD
Orders to
Take eat
-
Tractor Tire
Cripples Car
A California tourist was delay-
d in Salem several hours Thurs- I
day after his car was damaged
in a collision with a tire. '
Ernest Vorgan, en route to Se-
attle from California, was driv-
ing north on highway 99E south
of Salem Thursday morning wnen
a tractor tire bounced from a pick- I
ud truck and into the hood of his
car. The hood, fender and grill
of Vorean's 1949 Kaiser were
heaVily damaged and tow service
was required to get the machine
to a Salem garage. ' n
N Ktate notice said the 38-inch
tractor tire was being hauled on
the back of a truck operated by
Fred Nichols of Bend when it
bounced off and down the hi eh-
way into the passenger car.
Truman Lauds
Steel Coal Pool
WASHINGTON, May -18 -Wh-
President Truman today hailed the
French proposal for pooling Fran
co-German steel and coal produc
tion as "an act Of constructive
statesmanship" ' which "opens a
new outlook for Europe,"
The president s carefully consid
ered formal endorsement of the
plan was given in a news confer
ence statement. Diplomats said it
would give the project a powerful
boost. ' t
French Foreign Minister Schu
man put forward the proposal on
May 9. !
Cab Driver Faces
Murder Charge
TOLEDO, Ore, May 18-OfpCab
Driver Harry Thomas, who is still
in a hospital here with a bullet
wound, was indicted on a murder
charge today in the death of Dale
Tull jr Salem. ,
f Tull was fatally Injured April
28 in a gunfire battle on a New
port street.1 Thomas, tool was bad
ly hurt. - f
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New Shew Tonitet
CARTUNTVALI
Open 8 Starts at Dusk
Humprey Bogart
Eleanor Parker
"CHAIN !
LIGHTNING
George Brent
Lynn Bar! I ' '
"Kid from Cleveland-
A
Mat Daily from 1 F. M.
NOW! EXCITING!
KStPIY vKEKSlIX IVES 1ASCF1
THRILL co-urn
Color Cartoon - News
OPENS 45 pjn.
NOW TEJffiinCI
O THRILL CO-HIT! O
PORT or
NOW! Opens 6:45 PJML
TYRONE POWER
"PRINCE OF FOXES"
, ! , ;
' Barry Sallfvu !
"Bad Man of Tomhsiont"
KARTOON
XAENIVAL
TOMORROW
At 123t Wlfli
Reg. Shew
no
C jU ' ' ii 1 1 Mill
M KBIT BUST
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Demos Concede
FEPC Defeat
"WASHINGTON, May 18 -ff-Administration
spokesmen today
conceeded defeat by at least a
dozen votes tomorrow in their
effort to end debate on a motion to
bring a fair employment practices
(FEPC) bill before the senate. ,
The most optimistic forecast
gave their side a maximum of 52
votes, or 12 less than the 64 re-
quired to choke off the southern
UIlvc aui5i uw vu rignjs
measure, a key point in President
Truman's "fair deal" program.
UNDERGROUND STRIKE ENDS
MANCHESTER, Eng, May 18-
CP-About 185 cold and hungry
coal miners -ended a staydown
strike tonight at the Moston Col-
liery. Some had remained 1,800
m "ie pit tor more than 30
nours. ine stayaown protested a
government coal board decision to
close the mine because its opera
tion was not economical.
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cans
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Beefs
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WHOLE KERNEL
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SWANSON'S EGO NOODLE
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Fresh when you
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Buy U.
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49c
FRESH MEATS
TURKEYS 14? 17 lbs. av.r.pje .
ffJlf,lCsVIClJCo,0,d Baking
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WIENERS
CaKade
FRESH
ASPARAGUS
27c
GREEN PEPPERS
CARROTS Z
27s
GREEN PEAS
27c
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Fresh
Creamery
10 s 09c
10t09c
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Best
19c
25c
Seahlrd
Vj size cans
Comfort
4 roll pack
ft 57c
33c
49c
43c
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Dressed, Drawn
.lb.
VEGETABLES
. .2
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19c
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