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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 25, 1952)
Magician in DAV Circus Revue t I'JV j T T I Chin, professional magician, here Introduce himself as a preliminary t his performance in Salem May 3, as one of many acts booked for a Circus Revue, sponsored by Salem Chapter 6, Disabled American Veterans, to raise funds for rehabilitation work. Guests of the DAV for the show will be many Salem handicapped and underprivilefed children. Jimmy Dorsey To Play at Elk$ Ball Saturday EUGENE - Dick Reed, general chairman for the 1952 Oregon Elks convention to be held here June 5-8, has signed Jimmy Dor sey and his orchestra for the grand ball Saturday night. Bob Turner, parade chairman, has engaged Gloria Ellezson, Uni versity of Washington twirler and drum majorette, for special pa rade entertainment. The main pa rade will be at 1:30 p. m. Friday, June 6. Inter-Nationality Housing Works HERFORD, Germany (AP) -Some time ago the British and Germans set up a housing com mittee with one prime goal: to se lect houses where British and German families could be accom modated jointly. The plan has been in operation for three months and shows no kinks. There are 59 British-German houses in Herford. More will be designated as they are need ed. The first big test came when the British moved in a new armored division fresh from England with no chance to become acclimated. They were assigned to joint houses. No friction was reported. Farm Union Officer Here H. G. Rolph of Denver, vice president of the National Farm ers Union, has arrived in Oregon to spend several months direct ing organization activities. Rolph conferred with members of the state executive board and will attend as many local and county meetings as possible. He will be available to address in terested groups in communities where there is no Farmers Union local. Rolph will attend the Orchard Heights local meeting tonight at Mountain View School. There will be a no-host supper at 6:30. He will discuss the agricultural situation, and especially the ef forts now being made at Wash ington to slash farm appropriations. fho statesman, Salem, Oregon, fridarf, April 25,'135Z-7f r In Medieval English the word "trade" meant "path" and was similar to the word "tread." Shirlev Pleads i Ex-Luftwaffe Guilty to Theft From Elkhorn Buster Allen Shirley, Riverside, Calif., pleaded guilty Thursday to the recent burglary 6f Elkhorn Guest Ranch, east of Mehama. Pre-sentence investigation was or dered by Marion County Circuit Court. Shirley was arrested April 6 shortly after the resort was rob bed of bedding, clothing, tools and other articles. When he at tempted to avoid game" wardens who tried to stop him on the Little North Fork Road east of Mehama, Shirley's car failed to negotiate a curve and went over an embankment. MECHANICALLY-MINDED CAT NEILBURG, Sask. (JP) - When the engine of his car failed, the motorist lifted the hood to investi gate. Out scooted a big cat. which Pilot Pays Off SANTA ANA, Calif. WP)-Early in 1943 a German Luftwaffe cap tain boasted the Nazis would sweep their -foes out of the skies. A captured American bomber pilot wagered the best bottle of brandy available after the war that the erman was wrong. Early this month David Farrell, of Santa Ana, the wartime pilot, collected. The loser, Capt. Walde mar Wuebke, now living in Bogo ta, Colombia, remembered the bet when he met a New York woman in South America. He sent $10 back with her. She sent it to a sister in Compton, Calif., who gave it to Farrell's father in Long Beach. Since the former captain doesn't drink, he turned the winnings over to the boys fund of the Santa Ana Optimist Club. had been wedged in between the fan and the pulley. AT THE CRYSTAL GARDENS BALLROOM VIVIAN MEYEKS And Her all ami mm AND FLOOR SHOW Dancing From 9 to 12 Admission $1.00 Per Person Tickets Available at the Door Proceeds of the Dance to Be Used to Finance Salem's LITE-A-BIKE CAMPAIGN Sponsored By EAST SALEM LIQNS CLUB " 1 . . tear' ' Pir F-rv: if Br - 9 J j F , O J1! i ' - --yvV J Shop Tonight Til 9! SATUiBAV STOPPERS Dividend Days! ASTOUNDING SAVINGS IN f Our Regularly $39.95 Famous Name New Spring Coats Special (o)m Regular 49.95 Regular 59.95 Regular 69.95 2 Charge Accounts Invited! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL 9 P. M. 177 north liberty FACTORY SALE 11 Nw S poo Dts TREMENDOUS STYLE SAVINGS Including Women's Half-Sizes Garments Usually $50 to $80 Famous manufacturer moves . . must clean stock! We buy at reduction and pass the tremendous savings on to you. Suits, coats for everyone. All new! All first quality. All 100 wooll 'ii GROUP 1 Long coats of 100 all-wool gabardine and wool crepes. Sizes 8 to 20. Hurry! These won't last. 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Light green color. Downstairs J' week-end feature , i ORLON NET PANELS Beautiful ivory Orion prints. Size 40-81. $ $3.95 value. Washable, wonderful ORLON. I W Downstairs V WEEK-END FEATURE COMBED PERCALE SHEETS - Famous "Spring Mills," first quality. 'e 81x108 double bed size fine percale. JmW sf mi. Downstairs j WEEK-END FEATURE j First Quality! PLAID DENIM What a buy for your summer sportswear -A . sewingl Beautiful plaids, gay colors. 89c val.WesVW yd. Price Goods Menanine 'J WEEK-END FEATURE 1 LADIES' NYLON SLIPS $5.95 yaluosl 100 nylon. Nylon Uco trim. $0 tf&C lovely colors. This value wilt delight you. e J J Lingerie Main Floor i WEEK-END FEATURE j j BOYS' "Double-Knee" JEANS Extra wear guaranteed! Double stitched knee with double fabric! Sizes 4 to 12. Zipper fly! Bey's Main Floor fl.98 it -----1 - " i.! 1 I i .,1 . -,."t