12 The Statesman. Salem, Oregon, Thursday , May 22. 1952
ReDublican Presidential Prospect Senator Robert A. Taft
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Bobert A. Taft, born la Cincin
nati, was 4 years old when this
picture was taken.
Aged 8, he had Joined a boy mili
tary organization and had this
proud picture taken to show he
was a big- boy.
Father, William Howard Taft, was President elect and Robert was
19 in this picture. Others are his mother, his younrer brother,
Charles, and his sister, Helen. At the time "Bob" was a student
at Yale University.
State representative Taft took of
fice in 1921 and served until
1926. He was Ohio state sen
ator in 1931-1932.
Next bir hurdle for Mr. Republican was election to Campaifnlnr ! a full time Job with the 62-year-Id
the United States Senate. Here is the certification Senator. Here he has his hair trimmed by ft Wls-
of the Taft-Hartley act, still a controversial law. consin barber who is a strong backer of Taft for
Hartley is at left. President.
Textile Day
Draws Throng
From Portland
(Story also on Page and Farm
Page.)
A carload of Portland business
executives will arrive in Salem
on the Shasta Daylight at 9 a.m.
today to start off the city's first
Textile Day.
Salem's importance as the na
tion's flax center will be stressed
in festivities calling special at
tention to the flax crop and pro
cessing and the woolen industry
here.
Salem Chamber of Commerce,
arranging the event, will have a
delegation at the Southern Pa
cific Depot to meet the Portland
ers. They with the Cherrians and
the Salem High School band will
march to the State Capitol for
greetings by Gov. Douglas McKay
and Mayor Alfred Loucks.
Public events include Oregon
made textiles display in the State
house and afternoon open house
at plants of the Kay Woolen Mill,
Salem and Miles Linen Mills and
the Oregon Flax Textiles. In the
evening the Portlande-s and Sa
lem businessmen will join in a
no-host reception and dinner at
the Marion Hotel.
In Special Party
Portland businessmen in the
special party will be: Byron J.
Beattie, Beattie and Co.; Al M.
Bryant, Southern Pacific; D. L.
Callicrate, Foster and Kleiser
Co.; H. E. Carr, Neighbor and Co.;
Dr. D. B. Charlton, Charlton Lab
oratories; Erwin I Davis, Associ
ted Commercial Co., Ltd.; C. W.
Ellis, General Petroleum Corp.
Alan F. Goldsmith, Archie Gold
smith and Bro.; J. M. Griffin,
Ames, Harris and Neville Co.: R.
B. Haag, Sunshine Biscuits, Inc.:
Claude C. Hockley Jr., R. W.
Neighbor and Co.; John S. James.
John S. James Co.; E. M. Justus,
Swift and Co.; J. B. Kilmore,
Pacific Power and Light; Francis
Lambert, Realtor; I L. McCabe,
Weyenberg Shoe Mfg. Co.: Pal
mer C. Macdonald, Blake, Moffit
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ITALIAN ENTRY
Gianna Maocchi. Italy's entry
in the "Miss Universe" beauty
contest, smiles as she attends
opening ceremonies of the Milan
Industrial Fair.
Dr I I Um N.D. Dr O Chan. N D
DRS. CHAN . LAM
CHINESE NATUROPATHS
Upstairs. 241 North Liberty
Offic open Saturday only, 10 a.m
to 1 pjn.. 8 to 7 p.m Consultation
tJlood pressure and urine testa are
tree of -harge Practiced clnce 1917
Write for attractive gift No obligation
and Towne; Arthur J. Markewitz,
Bushong and Co.
Many Firms Represented
H. O. Newton, Travelers Pro
tective Ass'n.; Sam Raddon, Pub
lic Relations; R. H. Rosevear, Mc
Kesson and Robbins, Inc.; Jerry
J. Sechser, Western Air Lines;
Lawrence C. Shaw, Shaw Surgical
Co.; Edward F. Sinclair, Walter
and Co.; Myron E. Sinclair, Sin
clair and Co.; H. J. Stewart, Packer-Scott
Co.: A. R. Taylor, Ernst
and Ernst; E. A. Thirkell, Man
ning Packing and Supply Co.; A.
E. Voigt, Northwestern Drug Co.
Edward J. Weinbaiim, Trade
and Commerce, Portland Cham
ber; Ford E. Watkins, First Na
tional Bank; James H. Wild, Bon
neville Power Administration;
Frank J. Zike, Southern Pacific
Co.; C. F. Adams, Portland Trust
Bank; Clarence M. Bishop, Pen
dleton Woolen Mills; C. S. Bris
senden, Portland General Electric
Co.; H. J. Darby, Mall well En
velope Company; J. M. Donnisee,
Dorman Hotel Supply Company;
Harry Davis, U. S. National Bank;
Harold D. Gill, J. K. Gill Com
pany; Gus Grant, General Elec
tric Company; Gordon T. Hanson,
Stimson Lumber Company; Fred
C. Inkster, Portland Chamber of
Commerce Board; Richard J.
Jones, The Oregonian; Hibverd
Johnson, Portland Electric Com
pany; R. A. Lawrence, S.P. & S.
Railway; M i h alcik, Wobdbury
Company; Harry Pedersen, Pacific
Department Store; J. H. Pruett,
Southern Pacific Company; George
Patterson, McKesson & Robbins,
Inc.; Joe South worth, Union Pa
cific; Lee Wright, Westinghouse
Electric Supply Company; J. H.
White, Dun and Bradstreet.
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I Couldn't Help It'
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your sake as well as your child's that
you could do something about the dis
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to control the habit themselves within 30 days, without med
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write to the Enurtone Company of Salem.
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Mrs. Ramey
New President
Of Rebekahs
(Story also on parade 1)
Mrs. Ralph Ramey, Hillsboro,
was elected president of the Re
bekah Assembly during the
group's convention here Wednes
day as part of the Odd Fellows
state conclave, due to close today.
Installation of Rebekah officers
will take place today in a joint
ceremony with new Grand Lodge
officers in the closing minutes of
the session this afternoon at Crys
tal Gardens ballroom.
Other Rebekah officers elected
Wednesday include Mrs. Lola F.
Osborne, Portland, vice-president;
Mrs. Byrle Drury, Coburg, war
den; Miss Louise Smith, Baker,
secretary and Mrs. Adam Knight,
Canby, treasurer.
Nearly 550 Odd Fellows jammed
the local IOOF hall to open the
Grand Lodge session Wednesday
morning. A breakfast for past
grand masters was held at 7:30
a. m. Following a brief business
session members and Rebekahs
visited points of interest in Salem.
Election of Grand Lodge offi
cers is slated for this morning at
10 o'clock, according to George F.
Lyons, Portland, grand master.
Guests at the Grand Lodge ses
sion included Austin Dodd, grand
master of the Washington juris
diction, and H. W. Schaeffer,
Washington past grand master,
and Harry O'Leary, past grand
patriarch of Idaho.
VANPORT MILL BURNS
PORTLAND ()-A resaw lum
ber mill north of Portland, near
the old Vanport site, went up In
flames early Wednesday. The
owner, T. A. Speer, estimated the
loss at about $35,000.
Valley Births
SILVERTON A daughter to
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Olsen, Mol
alla, May 21 at the Silverton Hospital.
Draft Call Issued
For June, July
June and July draft calls for a
total of 15 Marion County men
were announced Wednesday by the
county Selective Service office.
Five men are to report here
June 17 and another 10 men on
July 8 for Induction.
The office also listed seven men
with whom it has lost contact.
They were advised to contact the
office as to their status or face
immediate induction when located.
They are Howard J. Houser, John
H. Prouse, Hubert V. Stratton,
Wayne O. McMillan, James Wil
liam Tonole, Gene H. Cannon and
Richard Leroy Zander.
Mrs. Edna Wilhelm, chief clerk,
reminded that the county office
has moved to the second floor of
the Salem Armory at Ferry and
Liberty Streets.
Expenses of
Election Small
A total of only $5 In campaign
expenses, and that the filing fee,
was listed by the first two candi
dates to file accounts with Marion
County clerk for the recent elec
tion. S. J. Butler, named Republican
candidate to succeed himself as
county treasurer, showed no ex
penses. Marvin A. Hutchings, named
Democratic candidate for re-election
as Jefferson justice cf the
Batdorf f, Gray
To Open New
Store Today
Salem's newest automotive and
appliance store will hold open
house today through Saturday at
14th and State Streets.
Women customers will receive
flowers, according to proprietors
Richard Batdorff and R. F. Gray.
Richard is the son of J. L. Bat
dorff, long-time Salem business
man, who, with another son, Rob
ert, operates a Batdorff store at
2095 Fairgrounds Rd.
At the new state street store
visitors will find a complete line
of Firestone and nationally ad
vertized home appliances, auto
motive supplies, including washers,
f r e e ze r s, dryers, housewares,
paints and sporting goods and chil
dren's merchandise.
In addition the automotive ser
vice will include an auto repair
shop, brake and tire service, un
der the general supervision of
Gray. A tire service for trucks may
soon be added, the proprietors
said.
Adjacent to the store are four
gasoline pumps. Also offered is a
lubrication service.
peace, listed $3, which wai his
candidate filing fee.
Neither had opposition on the
ballot.
School to Give
Awards Friday
Salem Christian Grade School
will give an achievement program
Friday evening at 7:45 in the
auditorium of the Foursquare
Church, 19th and Breyman Streets.
! The program will consist of
J musical selections, recitations by-
each pupil and scripture drills by
the entire group.
School work of the pupils will
be on display in the basement of
the church, where the school has
been hel dthis year.
Pupils taking part in the pro
gram are Jan Thurston, John Lu
chau, Kristan Maxfield, Marianne
j Sutter, Leonard Drung, Linda
! Maier, Judith Madox, Curtis
: Maxfield, Vernon Drung, Philip
Schindler, and Marie Schindler.
H.
House Burned
For Insurance
PENDLETON GTVJohn Hess, 54,
M i 1 1 o n-Freewater, admitted in
court Wednesday that he set fire
to his house, on which there was
$2,500 insurance.
The house burned Monday, and
Hess was arrested Tuesday. He
"pleaded guilty to a first-degree ar
son charge. Circuit Judge W. C.
Perry ordered a pre-sentence In
vestigation. Hess meanwhile is
held in the county Jail with bond
set at $3,000.
Baldoeks to
Tour Europe
State Highway Engineer R
Baldock and Mrs. Baldock are
leaving Salem next Wednesday for
a six weeks tour of Europe.
They will visit England, Scot
land, Holland, Belgium, Germany,
Switzerland, France and Denmark.
Baldock said that while the tour
was on a recreational basis he ex
pected to observe carefully the
highway construction programs in
other countries. He has received a
letter of introduction from the
commissioner of public roads,
Washington, D. C, to heads of the
road departments in the countries
he proposes to visit.
The state highway engineer
said he Is paying all expenses of
the tour and with the pxrentinn
of accumulated time for vacation
is taking a leave of absence.
KERR TO TALK IX PORTLAND
PORTLAND (jP)-Sen. Robert S.
Kerr of Oklahoma, who Is seeking
the Democratic presidential nom
ination, will speak here May i8.
He will arrive the night of May 27
and speak at a Democratic party
lunch the next day.
4-H SUMMER SCHOOL SET
CORVALLIS UP)-More than 1,
800 boys and girls are expected to
attend the annual 4-H Club sum
mer school here, June 17-27.
FINAL NOTICE
NOTICE IS GIVEN that I hav filed
in the Circuit Court of trve State ol
Oregon for the County of Marlon. Pro
bat Department, my duly verified
final account as administratrix of the
estate of Mattie Troudt. deceased, and
that taid Court has fixed Friday. tb
6th day of June. IS 52. at the hoar of
9 13 A M. of said day, aa the time, and
the Circuit Court Room at the County
Court House at Salem. Marlon County.
Oregon, as the place for hearina said
final account and all objection thereto.
Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 6th clay
of Mav. 1J52.
VEONA LTVXSAY
' Administratrix of the Estate 04
Mattie Troudt. deceased.
WILLIAMS & SKOPIL
Attorneys for Administratrix
412 Pioneer Trust Building.
Salem. Oregon. M. 8, 15. 22, t9. J. S.
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