-Thm Strrtosrarm. Salem. Oregon, Friday. March 14, 1952
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Soil Rotation,
Fertilization
Save Holland
Heavy fertilization and "soil ro
tation" are being used to keep
Holland s small land area pro
ducing, Frank McKennon, chief
of the division of plant industry,
State Department of Agriculture,
said Thursday.
McKennon told Salem Optimist
Club of his tour last fall to Europe,
under auspices of the United Na
tions Food and Agriculture Or
ganization. He also showed col
ored slides of scenery and farm
ing in the Low Countries and
Italy.
He said Holland uses more fer
tilizer than any other country,
both organic and chemical, to in
crease crops. Soil is rotated ver
tically, with properly balanced but
deep soil dug out for top soil.
Although this procedure is costly,
he said, the country is without
new lands to expand to for farm
ing. The club, among sponsors of
the Salem Soap Box Derby, an
nounced that a meeting of inter
ested boys and sponsors has been
et for Bush School on Thursday,
April 3, for a derby film and ex
hibit of vehicles.
Public
Records
Youths Plead
Guilty on
Liquor Charge
Three youths pleaded guilty
Thursday to illegal possession of
intoxicating liquor, a charge plac
ed against them after their car
was halted for ignoring a stop
sign.
Billie Joe Logan, 19, Hubbard;
William Frank Richards, 18. Mon
itor, and George Edward Tennes,
18, Woodburn, were found by a
Marion County sheriff's deputy to
have a sack of beer in car when
arrested Wednesday evening. They
pleaded in District Court and are
to be sentenced Saturday.
Logan pleaded guilty to failure
to stop at a stop sign and is to be
sentenced Saturday. All were re
leased on their own recognizance.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Dale L. Scharff, 20, Navy, 1155
S. 20th St., and Deloris R. Werner,
19, waitress. Route 7, Box 420,
both of Salem.
PROLATE COURT
Emil Ronner estate: Emil Charles
Ronner appointed administrator.
Estella C. Smith estate: Mar
garet Ruth Sterett appointed exe
cutrix. Lydia Case guardianship :
Monthly allowance granted ward.
Estella W. Hussey guardianship:
Hearing set April 22 on petition
for sale of real property.
Josephine A. Hoffman estate:
Sale of real property authorized.
Alan Lee Findeisen guardian
ship: Investment of guardianship
funds authorized.
Mary Cleary estate: Appraised
at $4,634.66.
CIRCUIT COURT
Dorthy Wasson vs Wilbur James
Was son: Divorce decree grants
plaintiff custody of minor child
and $40 monthly support and ap
proves property settlement.
Duane and Rose Gibson vs C.
LeRoy Taylor and others: Con
tract for sale of real property can
celed, and plaintiffs declared sole
owners.
DISTRICT COURT
Billie Joe Logan, Hubbard; Wil
liam Frank Richards, Monitor, and
George Edward Tennes, Wood
burn, charged with illegal posses
sion of intoxicating liquor, each
pleaded guilty and continued to
March 15 for sentencing, released
on own recognizance.
MUNICIPAL COURT
Ellis Eldon EI wood, 556 Cum
mings Ln., charged Feb. 9 with
driving while intoxicated, acquit
ted by jury trial March 13.
Harrison Brant, treasurer.
Mrs. C. O. Sloper lead a discus
sion on landscaping. The meeting
was concluded with a dutch auc
tion, with Mrs. Walter Reed get
ting vase.
Three Newest
Justices Write
Most Opinions
The three newest members of
the Oregon Supreme Court are
writing two-thirds of the court's
opinions, even though they weren't
appointed to the bench until 1950.
The trio Justices Walter L.
Tooze, Earl C. Latourette and
Harold J. Warner have written
70 of the 105 opinions that the
court .has handed down since it
returned from summer vacation
last September.
Justice Tooze, a circuit Judge in
Portland until he was appointed
to the supreme court only 16
months ago, is the freshman mem
ber of the court. But he leads all
the -rest with the 31 opinions he
has turned out since September.
In second place is Justice La
tourette, who as circuit judge in
Oregon City and who was ap
pointed to the supreme court 26
months ago. He has written 21
opinions. Justice Warner, a former
Portland lawyer who joined the
court 19 months ago, has writ
ten 18.
Justice Arthur D. Hay, who has
been on the high bench since
1942, . has written 12, compared
with nine for Justice Hall S. Lusk,
who was appointed 15 years ago.
At the bottom of the list, with
seven opinions each, are Chief
Justice James T. Brand and Jus
tice George Rossman. Brand has
been a justice for 11 years, while
Five From Valley Make
(Jretech Honor Roll
ORETECH (Special) Five
mid - Willamette Valley students
were placed on the honor roll for
Oregon Technical Institute for the
winter term, it was announced
Thursday.
Raymond Lockard, a combina
tion welding student, and Charles
A. Smith, machine shop, both of
Salem, made perfect 4.0 grade
point averages. The list also in
cluded Gerald Marschat, combina
tion welding, and Carl J. Parks,
refrigeration servicing, bpth of Sa
lem, and James F. Morisky, radio
communications, Brooks.
Restrictions
Of Air Parcel
Post Revealed
Drastic restrictions on air par
cel post to overseas mail handled
by Army and Fleet Postoffices
were announced Thursday, be
cause shipments have exceeded
facilities.
On recommendation of the De
partment of Defense, effective
Saturday, such parcels will be
limited to 30 inches in combined
length and girth and two pounds
in weight, compared to the pres
ent 100 Inches and 70 pounds.
This will not affect air parcels
coming from overseas points to
this country or packages going
overseas by surface transporta
tion. Rossman is dean of the court with
25 years of service.
Decision Due,
On Probe of
Liquor Sales
Final dispostion of .charges that
two Sweet Home stores sold liquor
to minors is expected at a meet
ing of the Oregon Liquor Control
Commission at 10 this morning
in the Capitol.
Hearings were held at Albany
within the past month concerning
charges against the Midway and
Corner Groceries, resulting from
allegations that one of four
youths killed in an auto wreck
Feb. 9 had bought beer et one of
the stores.
At the hearing on the Corner
store it was indicated that the
charge against it would be drop
ped pending cdmmissien decision,
but the store also faces similar
charges, not connected with the
fatal crash.
In Yemen, camel drivers plan
ning long journeys often fore
food dbwn the th Foots of the cam
els, saving their animals will not
eat enough without the forced
feeding. ' . i
For Your Convenience
SHOP TT
2) a.m. to w D.m.
Visit Our Newly Opened Garden Shop
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In the Capitol Shopping
Center - Phone 3-9191
Grace Dunagan
Rites Set Today
Statesman Newt Servir.
SILVERTON Funeral serv
ices will be held at 2 p. m. today
in the Ekman Memorial Chapel
for Mrs. Grace Dunagan, 77, who
died Thursday at the home of her
daughter in Newport.
Born April 4, 1875 in Akron,
Ohio, Mrs. Dunagan came to Sil
verton as a small child. She had
lived here all her life until sev
eral years ago when she went to
live with her daughter, Grayce
Dunagan because of illness.
Besides Miss Dunagan, she Is
also survived by two other daugh
ters. Miss Shirley Dunagan of De
troit, Mich., and Mrs. Irene Wood
ford of St. Helens; a son, Averitt
of Portland, and three grandchil
dren. Officiating at the services will
be the Rev. Arthur Charles Bate
son. Final rites will be in Maple
Grove Cemetery at Scotts Mills.
Ceremony Starts
Construction on
The Dalles Dam
- THE DALLES (JP) - This Mid
Columbia city took the day off
Wednesday to observe the official
start of construction of the huge
The Dalles dam.
Schools and business houses
closed, a parade wound through
the city streets and on east of
town to the dam site. An unex
pectedly large crowd followed,
jamming the Columbia River
' Highway with miles of automo
biles. "This is a great day for Ore
gon," said Gov. Douglas McKay,
who headed the officials turning
out for the occasion.
Th feature of the ceremony
was an explosion of black powder,
touched off from the speakers'
Elatform. The powder flashes out
ned the area where the dam will
span the Columbia River.
Independence Garden
Qub Elects Officer
Statcamaa News Sarvte
INDEPENDENCE The Garden
Club, meeting Monday night with
Mrs. Paul Dodele in charge, elected
the following officers: Mrs. T. D
Pomeroy, president; Mrs. W. L.
Short, vice president; Mrs. Law
rence Carter, secretary; and Mrs
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its Association is sponsoring one of the most elaborate Spring Festivals ever attempted in
Salem. Personally we are not too familiar with all the details, but we do know though, there will be prizes second to
none ever offered in an event of this kind in Salem and that your favorite Busick Markets will be offering tickets for
these prizes.
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Svillning 3 pd Z3c
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Njce Size Ripe Juicy Sunkist
Oranges 3 Dozen 53c
Beautiful Red Ripe Slicing
Tomatoes 2 Basket 45c
Hot House
Cucumbers Short Meaty Ones for Slicing 10c
New Garden Fresh
Green Peas 2 Pounds 39c
Florida Reds
New Potatoes 3 Pounds 25c
Sno-Boy
Winesap Apples $1.79
Solid Crisp Juicy, Packed in 20-lb. Boxes
Barbara Lee Brand Arizona
Grapefruit Small Size 6 for 25c
Extra Large Juice Laden Florida Pink
Grapefruit m Beauties 29c
Here's an item while not a vegetable or fruit
It is nevertheless an outstanding value
Chocolate Golden Fudge
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including Turkeys and Turkey Fryers.
Sanitary Packaged Beautifully Dressed
Young Fryers 2 $ $1.29
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Ready for the Kettle or the Roaster
Cascade Bacon Per Pound ... 39c
A favorite of hundreds at a new low price for this week
end layer pack.
Or here's an item nice for a change
Ham Loaf Pound
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1 . nL Brazed Are not exactly hard
OhOn KIDS to take either at, per lb.
Ground Beef or Hamburger
n ib 49c
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Young Pig Shoulder
Pork Steaks pound 45c
Picnic Cuts, Shoulder
Pork Roasts Pound
Tender Delightful
Swiss Steaks Pound
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Beautifully Marbled Young Steer Grade A Good J
Beef Pot Roasts Per pound ;69c
Also a real value Commercial Grade Steer
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