WINS FELLOWSIIIP
- Donna Sacre, daughter of Me.
, and Mrs. Lyle Sacre, 1625 Market
at, has been awarded the Dan
forth summer fellowship for fresh
men at Oregon 1 State college,
where she is . a home economics
student. The fellowship is for a
two - weeks leadership training
course at Lake Michigan.
Jacobsen & Eclipse Power Lawn
Mowers, good price. Ray L. Farm
er Hdwe. Co., 2865 Silverton Rd.
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Growers, list produce with us for
direct sale to home canners. Blun
dell Kanning Kitchen. Write or
phone 3-3582.
Local green asparagus available
for canning. Blundell Kanning Kit
chen, 1305: So. 13th. Anyone can
do It! Save money Phone 3-3582
for ordering asparagus. 1
LANDSCAPINQ SLATED
Planting of more: extensive lawn
around buildings at Salem naval
marine reserve training center was
presaged Friday with a call for
bids for landscaping. Deadline for
bids is-June 6 at the district pub
lic works office, 13th . naval eis
met, Seattle, j i
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Vacation trailer
$305. Factory
built. 3983 Bivercrest Drive morn
ings, j
DID YOU KNOW that Spencer al
so individually designs maternity
garments. Try one, jthey are won-
aernu. Call 3-3072.
Landscaping and designing- No job
tod large or too small. F. A. Doer
fler and Sons Nursery, 130 N. Lan
caster Dr. at 4 Corners. P. 2-1322.
TOWNSEND MEET SUNDAY
Townsend clubs of first congres
sional district willljsieet Sunday
at Mayflower hall in Salem." A
noon picnic luncheon will precede
program which
starts at 1:30
p.m. . J. James,
be chairman.
Portland, will
Marshall's, 4 Corners features
smorgasbord, Thur.lA Fri. Regu
larly seafood, chicken & - steak.
Onen 5:30 bib. Ph. 2M3n.
Now at the Haunted Mill -Rick
realL Ore. "Urs" Wolfers 6-piece
Dance Band, Every pat iut e. j
Johns Manvllle shingles applied
by Mathls Bros.. 164 S. Com'l
Free estimates Ph 34642. .
Births
SHANNON To .Mr. and Mrs,
Warren Shannon, 655 Churchdale
ave., a son, Thursday, May 18, at
fcalem General hospital.
MARK To Mr. and Mrs; John
E.. Marr. 170 E. JUdsson St., a son,
Thursday, May 18, at Salem Gen
eral hospital
SCOTTTo Mr. atnd.Mrs
Wal-
don Scott, 1775 N.
daughter, , Friday, :'
Front st., -a
May 19, - at
Salem General hospital.
BEATTY To Mr. and
Mrs
Clyde Beatty, 2597
a son, Friday, May
General hospital.
Portland rd.,
19, at Salem
PARKER To Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Parker, 815 Jefferson St., a
son, Friday, May as, at Salem
General hospital.
GREGORY To Mr. and Mrs
Jesse Gregory, bubiimny, a son,
Thursday, May 18, at Salem Mem
orial hospital.
BURTON To Mr. and Mrs
Murlen Burton, 160 W. Salem
.Heights ave., a son, Friday, May
19, at Salem Memorial hospitaL
WARD To Mr. and Mrs. Con-
lev Ward. 1110 S. 18th sLa son
Friday, May 19, at Salem Mem
orial hospital.
SIX To Mr. and i Mrs. Garnet
Six, 2050 S. Cottage; St., a daugh-
ter. Friday, May 19,
at Salem
Memorial hospitaL j
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CAUFORNIA DEATH TOLD
Gerald J. Bennington, son-in-
law of Dr. and Mrs. Benjamin
Blatchford of Salem, died unex
pectedly at his home at Berkeley,
Calif, it was learned here Friday.
He is also survived by his widow,
Lorlei, a son and a daughter. Dr.
and Mrs. Blatchford have, depart
ed for Berkeley for the rites.
Dr. R. Pinson, Chiropodist, foot
care, Oregon, Bldg. Phone 20704.
Asparagus for tanning and freez
ing. Fiala Ranch, 3 mi No of Salem
in Polk Co. Phone 22814. Bring
containers. 4
Shanghai Cafe under new man
agement Offering catering serv
ice, Phone 2-9173.
BURGLARY REPORTED
A burglary at BushnelTs Ma
chine shop. Shipping and Front
streets, -was reported Friday to
city police officers. Detectives said
a small sum of cash was taken but
that no tools or equipment were
reported missing.- x
Mike Panek Brake & Motor Ser
vice will be closed a few days
while moving to 1235 So 12th St.
watch for opening announcement
Air - Steamship tickets anywhere.
Kugel, 3-7694. 153 N. High St
Fresh killed nice clean hen tur
keys, special this week 35c lb. Why
no put 3 or 4 in your locker?
CV S. Orwig, 4375 Silverton Road.
Ph. 2-8128.
MARINE ON LEAVE
PFC Ronald I. Wood, in the
marines for three years, is in Sa
lem this month on a 30-day leave
He is visiting his mother, Mrs, C.
B. BrenenstahL 1096 S. 22nd st
and grandmother, Mrs. Edith Mur
phy, 1610 Trade st
Bring your family to Mom &
Mary's, formerly Ma Beebe's, for
home cooked chicken. Ph. for
reservations 23215. New manage
ment. '
Dixie-Susie farm boarding home
lor pets. Salem-Dallas hwy. Rt
l, -Box 296. Independence. Ph
Salem 2-1118.
Light dry wood for Immediate de
livery. Oregon Pulp & Paper Co.,
Lum ber Division. Ph. 2-2421 .
PORTLAND GETS GRIFFITH
Larry A; -Griffith, Grays Harbor,
Wash., who was arrested Thursday
by a Salem detective on warrants
charging him with larceny and
passing bad checks, was taken
Friday o Portland, where he al
legedly committed the crimes,
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Rose bushes 50c, while they last.
Tomatoe, bedding plants, peren
nials, shrubs. Boyd Nursery, 2440
State. -
The new fall Fur Fashions in can
vas now being shown for remodels
Of customs made by Ben Wittner
at Lachelles, 1348 Ferry St. Phone
2-4727.
MURPHY TO SPEAK
Guest speaker at Salem YMCA's
naturalization class tonight at 8
o'clock will 1e Marion County
Judge' Grant Murphy, according
to instructor C. A. Kells.
Old time dance tonite, 259 Court.
Road ling ph. 2-4151 eves. 3-5769
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks to bur neighbors and
friends for their many thoughtful
services during the sickness and
1 death of our beloved husband and
father- and for the beautiful floral
offerings.
Mrs. A. L. Mason
and family
Tho Vator Heater
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of glass-fued-o-tecl aanitaiy as a clean drinking glass. .
It CANNOT rust or corrode under any water condition.'
'Fully automatic, it .assures rou of rears of carefree hot-water
J convenience. For Gas, Electricity,
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With unofficial returns In the
Salem mayors' race virtually rul
ing out his chances, Walter Mus
grave late Friday night congrat
ulated his rivals Fin the nominat
ing race.-.. - - U '
Musgrave, former West Salem
mayor and a Salem alderman since
West Salem became part of the
city, was left behind in the pre
liminary counting by candidates
Al Loucks and Harry V. Collins.
Musgrave issued the following
statement: '!
"I congratulate the winners.
Both Mr. Collins, and Mr. Loucks
fought a clean campaign. Both
showed me every personal cour
tesy.'. - . : .J . .
"I am indebted to those who
made my campaign possible and
to all or those who expressed their
confidence in my behalf.
"This community has given me
the opportunity of serving the
public in an official capacity.
"I was elected by popular ma
jority and retired with common
consent. ;
rx. Deueve x nave exercised a
duty as a citizen in taking an ac
tive part in government
someone must lose. I reel tnej
privilege of enjoying the right tdl
participate in one's own govern
ment is of more importance than
the mere fact of winning, sweet
though victory is to the winner,
May the winners carry on. .. .
Salem Memorial
Hospital to Install
Sprinkler System
! Award of a j.c o n t r a c t for a
sprinkler system throughout Sa
lem Memorial ' hospital building,
to be completed by JulylS, was
announced Friday.
iGijnnell company has started
work on the pipe and fixtures at4
its Portland plant, and no altera
tion is due at the hospital until
that phase is completed. Cost of
the project is .about $15,000, not
part of the Salem Hospital Devel
opment program.
jA. C. HaagJ chairman of the
trustees, said the step was taken
as an extra precautionary measure
and not from fear of fire at the
hospital. , i
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by experts. Prompt service. Free
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For those who cannot get to
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Statement an1"
Result Issued
By Musgrave
Fm&aders Rally frMbf ?' '
Stricken Child in West Salem
Thirty first grade students Friday rallied to the aid of a 5-year-old
Salem "girl who may attend their school next year if a forthcom
ing operation proves successful. N --i
The youngster is Janie Jensen, daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. L. G.
Jensen, 1450 Plaza st Numerous west side organizations are spon
soring a oenem smorgasoora next
Fate of Rural
School Budget
Fate of the Marion county rural
school budget, defeated by a tie
vote in unofficial returns, will be
decided Monday night when bal
lots are canvassed. -
Canvassing of the two previous
rural school, budget elections did
not change the results by a single
vote, Mrs. Agnes C. Booth,county
school superintendent, said Fri
day. The canvass will be conduct
ed in her office.
Unofficial : tabulation of 3,078
ballots from all 74 rural districts
Thursday night showed the out
come was- a tie. At stake is the
31,004,797 portion of the budget
which is in excess of the 6 per
cent limitation. ;
t Mrs. Booth's office was closed
Friday because of the primary
election. Several - districts have
not yet brought in returns, but
results were obtained by contact
ing election boards.
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Awaits Canvass
mursaay to finance an operation
June 7 in Portland for a Heart and
artery ailment that has prevented
Janie from having a normal child-
nooa. , . - 'v,,.;.;, ;-: , . f.,.
Friday afternoon the 30 first
graders, students of Mrs. William
Gwinn at West .Sal em school,
school, marched in a group to
Kin gw cod market whose proprie
tor, Mrs; Walter White, is co
chairman of the benefit
The children donated about one
dollar which the class had won for
having the most mothers present
at a recent PTA meeting. The
money usually buys new books for
the class. 1
With the donation came a note,
"We wish that the operation for
little Janie will be successful and
that she can join us next fall" ,
Mrs. White announced Friday
that only a few, of the 500 adult
tickets, priceii at $1, for the smor
gasbord are a tin available. She ex
pects a sellout by Monday. ,
The smorgasbord will be from
5:30 until 9 p.m. Thursday at the
west Salem city halL All proceeds
will go to help Janie. Food has
been donated by bakeries, meat
companies, restaurants and private
homes all over Salem.
August through December is
the most active shrimping season
in the United States. x
Owner
Adam Deibert is a seasoned station
operator who is pleased to an
nounce the -opening of his new
modern service station, at the same
old location. He is a member of
the VFW and American Legion
and served 38 months in the army.
23 months of which were in the
South Pacific. Free Gardenias for
the Ladies . . Candy and Balloon
for the Kiddies Today!
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New Filling
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Opening today of a new filling
station, Deiberfs Mobil service, at
North Capitol and Market streets.
is announced by Adam ! Deibert
owner. In addition to Mobilgas and
MobiloiL the new station will car
ry other General Petroleum pro
ducts, Deibert said. M
Opening day features will in
clude free gardenias for j the wom
en and balloons and candy for the
kiddies. I
Deibert, a member ofl the VFW
and 5 the American Legion, who
served in the South' Pacific, said
the new station would be open
from 7 ajn. to midnight daily and
Sunday. ... 4j- r l
$66.53 Weekly
Average Wage for
Industry Worker
. Oregon's average industrial
worker was paid $66.53 a week
duringv the month of March, the
state unemployment compensation
commission, announced Thursday.
Though the highest (figure paid
this year, it was slightly less than
the $67.57 a week paid last De
cember. Lumber and 1 wood pro
ductsindus tries led the advance
with 'an average of $69.88. This
figured at $1.80 an hour for the
average work week of 38.8 hours.
Highest hourly wage average
was $2.23, paid in the printing and
publishing in dust r y, L u m b e r
workers were second. U i
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TIL MIDNIGHT
A WEEK
3 Counties Await
Cherry Fruit Fly
Marlon, Linn and Polk counties
will have cherry fruit fly control
programs this year for the fifth
straight year, the state department
of agriculture announced Friday.
This means that every cherry
tree in the three counties has to
be sprayed as soon as the fly
emerges. It usually emerges late
in May or early in June.
Oil Firm Investigates -
Fields ia Washington
OLYMPIA, May 19-KflVThe
Phillips Petroleum corporation, a
major oi company, has investigate
ed the oil exploration possibilities
in Washington, a spokesman for
the state land department said to
night. Other sources here said
the Phillips firm had reached no
decision about drilling lor, oil in
this area. , ;
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Traffic Wrecks
ure Two
Two Salem residents .Incurred
cuts and bruises Friday in minor
traffic accidents.
Vernon C. Henrich, 27, Salem
route 7, was injured while oper
ating a motorcycle in the Keizer
district and Robert Miller, 9. of
1545' Baker st, was struck by an
auto while riding a bicycle at Mc
Coy and Madison streets. Both
were treated -by the t city first
aid squad and were advised to
see physicians. !
First aid men also treated Emil
Valish, 24, of 1535 N. Church St.;
who was bruised when he fell off
a loading dock at Capitol Lumber
company, and 2-year-old Michael
Bloom, 1079 Seventh St., who was
gashed in the wrist by a piece of
glaSS. ':''.- -1
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