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Graduation for 396 Set
At Parrish ...on Tuesday
Parrish Junior High School will
promote a class of 396 ninth grad
ers at a graduation pro grain in the
school auditorium in the school
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Tuesday.
Presentation of the outstanding
, citizenship awards to one girl and
one boy of the class wilTbe a high
light of the exercises. Names of
the winners have not yet been an
nounced. Student speakers for the occa
sion will he Kay Ruberg and Mack
Harris. Music will be presented
by the Treble Triad and the ninth
grade mixed chorus.
The Rev. John L. Cauble will
give the invocation and the bene
diction. Principal Carl Aschen
brenner will present promotion
certificates to the following:
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Dennis Aaserude, Bob Adams,
David Adams," Patricia Aherns,
Helen Allenby, Richard Allender,
Fred Howard Anderson, Alice
Anson, Bob Archibald, Dick Arm
strong, Fred Armstrong, Alan Ar
nold. B
Norman Bagger, Lorraine Bag
ley, Carolyn Baker, Delbert Baker,
Dwight Baker, Lualla Baker, Roy
Baker, Sharon Baney, Delcia
Bankstron, Bernice Beals, Flor
ence Bennett, Robert Bennett,
Marilynn Benson, Roger Berndt,
Betty Ruth Berry, Beverly Bert
hold, Tana Dee Bird, Wilbert Bis
choff, James Blank, Don Blank
enship, Ralph Boling, Richard
Bonn, Jerald Booze.
Susan Borders, Barbara Bost
rack, Robert Bowlsby, Delsie Mae
Boyd, Keith Boyer, Jen Rose
Bradbury, Anne Bradley, Larry
Brandt, Phoebe Lou Braun, Joan
Rae Breneman, James Brown,
Jeanette Brown, Jim Brown, Ron
ald Brown, Janice Rose Buick,
David Bullington, Elsie Burke,
Betty Burnside, Frances Burns,
Mary Lou Burris, Roy Burton,
Kathy Busick, Janice Button, Tom
Byerly.
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Melvin Cade, Kathryn Camp
bell, Roderick Cannoy, Harriette
Caples, Carole Carleton, Carol
Carothers, Donna Casey, Wally
Castillo, Nancy Chambers, Ronald
Christofferson, Kathy Clark, Velva
Clark, Phyllis Clatterbuck, Rich
ard Claus, Howard Clemens, A
drian Clifton, Diane Clough, Jim
Coker, Patricia Collins, Kathryn
Cook, Glenna Cooper, Margaret
Cooper, Robert Cotner, Don Coul
son, Geralding Crawford, Walter
Craycroft, Shirley Sue Crick, Bil
ly Criswell, Steve Crouch, Carol
Cummings.
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Kenneth Day, Joan Delias, Lois
Dezotell, Sue Dodd, Barbara
Dodson, Maxine Doran, Kenneth
Doughton, Bill Drakeley, Bonnie
Dunafan, Lois Duncan, Marilyn
Dyer, Virgil Dyer.
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Virgel Earls, Roy Early, Janet
Edigar, Patricia Edwards, Rose
Eiffler, Loraine Ellis, Diane Em
igh, Dick Engdahl, Carol Lee Eng
er, Nick Error, Larry Eyerly, San
dra Eyerly, Shirley Ezell.
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Ann Louise Fallin, Fred Fate,
Melvin Feitelson, David Filler,
Bobby Fisher, Marvin Flemins,
Robert Fordyce, Bob Foreman, Ja
net Fowler, Carolyn Franklin, Ed
dy French, Robert Freier, Jim
Friese, DeLoss Friesen.
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Bill Garrett. Kraig Gately, Ro
bert Gerig, Nancy Gile, Janice
Gillespie, Carol Jean Gilliland, Pat
Gilmore, Inice Louise Goldsby,
Ann Shirley Goodell, David Good
rich, Mary Ann Gosser, Larry
Graber, Sandra Graham. Gerald
Bruce Grape, Barbara Jean
Grimsley.
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Jackie Hafner, Doris Hall. Jim
Hallisy, Arden Halvorsen, Danell
Hamilton, Lillian Hamilton, Mari
lyn Hamilton, Bev Hamman, Rus
sel Hammer, Gary Hammerton,
Randall Hammon, Preston Hamp
ton, Roger Harcourt, Jim Hardie,
Lorraine Harms, Richard Harris,
Georgeana Harrison, Joan Harri
son, Gayadella Hartman, Arlene
Haverlarl, Adele Hay, Leonard
Hays, Janet Heasley, Charles Heb
erle, Lorraine Helton, Faith Her
zog, Janice Hogue, Jim Hoick,
Verlee Holland, Gordon Holman,
Molly Holoboff, Louise Hoover,
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Calvin Lang, Don Lannlgan,
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Janet Carol McAlpine, Mike
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Delight Nagel, Gary Neal, Jerry
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narth, Larry Newsom, Wright
Noel.
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Dick Oglesbee, Bob Ohmart,
Loretta Orr, Larrie Lou Orterman,
Jill Otto, Lorraine Owen.
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Eddie Page, Elizabeth Page, Ed
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Pawley, Dick Pearson, Charles
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raine Peters, Karen Peterson, Dar
lene Petrasy, Geraldine Phillips,
Virginia Phillips, Eugene Place,
Larry Powell, Doris Putnam.
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Theodore Raaf, Melodee Rains,
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don Reeves, Bobby Reitz, Richard
Remy, Margie Rheam, Marvin
Rhine, Gary Riach, Jim Riedlin
ger, Lotus Riggen, Alan Ritchey,
Jean Robinson, Jo Ann Robinson,
Donna Rolofson, Mary Rooker,
Ann Ross, Olene Ross, Kzv Rub
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Terry Salisbury, Harry Santee,
Robert Sappingfield, Frances Say
les, Rose Schaffer, Roland Schir
man, Robert Schlag, Margaret
Schneider, Kenneth Schrecengost,
Beverly Schiiltz, Jim Searcy, Jac
kie Shaff, Sydney Shepard, Pres
ton Shermer, David Shroyer, Rob
ert Shryock, William Shull, Jean
ette Siddall, Jerry Simmons, Da
vid Socolofsky, Kathleen Spong,
Bobbie Jean Stamej', Lorraine
Standish, Everett Stewart, Ronnie
Stewart, Bonnie Elloies Stice, Dou
glas Stoller, Roberta Stoutenberg,
Marvin Strain, Blaine Stubble
field, Jack Stubblefield, Bob Svej
kovsky, James Swanson, Sharen
Swanson, Janice Swartwont, Sue
Carol Syring.
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Loretta Temple, Floyd Thomas,
Loren Tibbetts, Nancy Toelle, Be
verly Toft, David Trent, Kenneth
Tucker, Frank Tussing.
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Frank Vallereux, Dale Van
Cleave, Clifford VanLoh, Shirley
Vinson.
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Jim Wagner, Verna Maxcene
W arboys, Ellen Ward, Norman
Wargnier, Kay Wattier, Barbara
Ruth Weaver, Don Weber, Byron
Weekly, Judy Welch, Dennis Du
ane Wendorf, Bonnie Wennevold,
Anna West, Judson West, Donald
Westling, Gary Wheeler, Phillip
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AFROTC Captain Given Reserve Commission
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Cadet Captain Paul E. Sonthworth
Air Force ROTC student to win
la MaJ. Gilbert H. Charters of the
Salem Elks to
Attend Meet
A group of 10 delegates repre
senting BPOE Lodge 336 in Sa
lem will travel to Eugene for the
1952 Oregon State Elks Conven
tion to be held there next Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
The ten will take part in the
ceremonies at Eugene complete
with bowling, trap shooting, a pa
rade through the city and the
regular business meetings during
the convention.
Travelling from Salem to rep
resent their lodge are Carl Steel
hammer, president of the Salem
Lodge, Wesley Stewart, John Gra
ham, Robert Jones, Edward Dim
bat, James Pike, Wilbur Nelson,
Harry Widmer, Clint Standish and
Rupert Magee.
DeVaney School
Homecoming Due
Statesman Ntwi Servlc
JEFFERSON The DeVaney
men's baseball team will play the
Jefferson women's team at the
annual DeVaney School home
coming and community picnic
Sunday, June 1. It will be played
on the new field on the Tim Kelly
farm.
A covered-dish dinner will be
served at 1 p.m. A permanent
organization will be formed 'and
officers elected.
There are believed to be more
cattle on U. S. farms today than
at any time in history.
Wheeler, Barney White, Marlene
White, Jim Whitmire, June Wig
gins, Ron Willard, Carol Williams,
Sue Wilson, William Wilson, Paul
Witteman, Judy Wolf, Dale Wood,
Janet Woodroffe.
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Teddy Yellen, Sally Ann Yocom,
Wayne Youman, Karen Young.
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AFROTC faculty at the university.
AFL Paper Mill .
Workerg Sign New
Pay Agreement
PORTLAND (JP) Paper manu
facturers and AFL paper mill
workers announced agreement Sa
turday on a new contract for 17,
000 workers in 36 plants in Ore
gon, Washington and California.
The new agreement calls for a
4Vi cent hourly wage increase and
for a union-management financed
health and welfare program. The
employers are to underwrite 60
per cent of the welfare program's
cost.
The new contract, which will
increase hourly straight time pay
to about $1.91, is to become effec
tive June 1 providing it is ratified
by the union membership and ap
proved by the Wage Stabilization
Board.
VFW Posts to
Enter Contest
GRANTS PASS 0P)-VFW posts
from Molalla, Halfway, Silverton
and Dallas will be entered in the
VFW national community service
contest.
National winners In the contest
will be announced at the VFW
convention in Los Angeles Aug.
3-9. The selection of the Oregon
entries was announced here by E.
L. Mikesell, Oregon department
community service chairman.
Sacred Heart Plans
Baccalaureate Mass
A baccalaureate mass is to be
held in St. Joseph's Catholic
Church this morning for 62 gradu
ates from Sacred Heart high
school.
The sermon is to be preached
by Rev. Thomas Gadbois and af
ter the mass the senior class is
to be guests of the faculty at
breakfast.
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oath to become Willamette's first
Sonthworth is a veteran.
Franked Mail
Drops, Other
Holds in City
Franked mail credited to Salem
Postoffice dropped nearly 23 per
cent last year but it cut the total
volume far less than one per cent,
according to Postmaster Albert C.
Cragg.
The total in postal receipts dur
ing 1931 was $876,443, including
$23,845 in franked mailing. For
the previous year the total was
$870,698, including $30,581
franked.
The franked or free mail cred
ited to Salem originates with of
fices of the Social Security Ad
rninlstration and Veterans Ad
ministration. 1S5 N. Liberty
USE WARDS
Don't Cook $ow
but . . . saddest thing about Decora
Hon Day is seeing the pathetic little olid peo
ple putting flowers on graves. So many are
alone.
Sure sign . . . Decoration Day parades
are sure indication of the times. When there
is perfect peace, there's a poor parac e and
veterans look straggly. Come a threatened
trouble the marchers are younger, sprucer
and frequently in step. j
Know It all ... for some years have
disgustedly observed visitors backinlg. out
between our very wide gateposts, wander
ing what blundering driver would hit them.
One did - but we had a good excuse, re
mind us to tell you some time.
Random questions . . . Why is it that
honest people so seldom find wallets and
things? . . . Large sign advertising hearing
aid battery bargain. Did they mean itjto be
loud? ... Do kids still sing "We're! Tent
Dallas Hat Really
Gets (Left) Around
DALLAS, (JP) C. X. (Barn
ey) Snreeve of Dallas noticed
that a stranger in a restaurant
left his hat behind.
Snreeve looked at the inside
band to try to learn the man's
name. "C. V. Snreeve, Dallas,
Oregon," the band read.
Then Snreeve recognized it.
It was the hat he had left be
hind In a Salem restaurant three
months' ago.
SULTAN SELLS 27 HOUSES
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya (JPy
The Sultan of Johore has sold 27
houses which stand on 37 acres of
ground to the Malayan govern
ment for one million dollars.
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Diminishing Light . .
Dionne Quints were front
their 18th birthday they got on the ins:
that old quadruplets, like
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The Salem Women's Army Navy
League will hold its annual picnic
on Thursday, June 5 at the home
of Mrs. Raymond F. Olson, 1590 N.
19th St., kt 1 o'clock. This will be
a closed meeting and election of
officers will highlight the business
session. Reservations should be
made by j Tuesday with Mrs. Har
vey Latham, Mrs. Roy Green or
Mrs. Robert Bohannon.
FLIES EAST
Mrs. C E. Illidge will fly to Jop
lin, Mo., today to attend the wed
ding of her granddaughter, Miss
Helen IlUdge, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. E. Illidge. The groom is
William Howard, jr. Mrs. Illidge
will be gone several weeks.
Chadwick Chapter. OES. will
hold its reguar meeting Tuesday
night at the Masonic Temple at 8
o'clock, at which time ail fathers
will be honored.
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new building J We wish tq assure him that
there, not to assist in the "Wdrk, .
but to be sure he, DID it. jThis time no hot
war or a cold one is going o cheat us out of
a new building.
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