The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, November 21, 1952, Image 12

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Newspaper Page Text1 4 Th. Ctetwaian, ScUta, Oregon; Friday. ttarKsbkt IV IZZV CombatingRedslMrs. Shearer, i .jT.jr 30-Year Salem Farm Bureaus Resident, Dies Eervicees for Mrs. W. S. Shearer, i resident of Salem for the past 80 AS Salem SdhooBo GOP in Orfegon Spent $183,978 For Campaign The Oregon Republican party i SALEM HIGH SCHOOL i The slate of princesses whe win compete for queen of this year's Inter-club Carnival at Salem High School has been - completed with the addition of four princesses. Ther are Joan Seamster. Hi-Y I v.,,..,. . A-r m - m '. ' - r a. M I a II 1 I II LUII1UUL1B M . - mm t ... l vaart whA mim WArinAefaw Willi T c--. trn.iA. 1 - - - nix M'w f m ttm niriAni fii jvws nuw uvvi - j nu uiuui: leuiiiife? x rrnrii. vi&Euei: Imwi sife..j. aw., a. sa. - Asia must be helped to prevent hld Ji30. P- to JuUe Miller, Girls Letter jQub; paexp totaled $Ts3,i78. me Bureau m umiiimmiHii, xju ku, i .. i '"" m yv.. ...1),, j 4- ri-. m rw..L rHZ .tn.rnt . R.int Watm hn will With nwHMt I . trJJ' expenditures reported to J.-": V,!" ."6 r I A. 7" " Iv, " the state elections division: Bureau xeuerauon nere mursuaj. i aiemoruii rax.. - "vT"! Multnomah CountT Reoublican ... .. mwm '. . w w ' i. -a. uc uuniK am a iu . a an lwii i iiv - ueu, manager oi uie uregaoi ueorgia ueiu wu wru vcwi 7-rT. .tj-I: : I Central Committee. n a 1 i! 1 m. L Ian tiM t mini A T tt.. WIUtTUCI Will UC KieClCU EjT . - J be served with the Mutual Secur- Harnan. She married William S. 453i Marion County Republican Cent "ZJ,Aair$rXoa- aucu"a Buclei mJ8S: ne vwaf w ceremony that be toe carnival tral Committee, $2,021. food needs of the region. worker and had shop in Salem C i?5 Douslas County Reoublkan George Brown, Oregon CIO sec- until his death 12 years ago. lFfThdorm PHti Central Committee, $1,526. retary, told the convention that Survivors reported that Mrs. The Fetchadora. a small booklet I Democratic Party of Oregon, ducauon, not force, was tne an- Shearer had been in zaumg neaixni rctainlnr the name addr and ib,zzb. wer to ridding unions of Commu- for the past year. She was a rest-1 telephone number of everr itudentl Oregon for Eisenhower Com nists. He said that after , unions I dent of 3895 D. St. She had been I in s&lem Hirh. will be on sale in mittee, $37,749, were criticized for harboring Com-I a life member of the Women s the school's front hall today. I Oregon Volunteers for Steven munis ts, the Communists were re- Benefit Association and a member The Fetchadora. which hai been I son, $573. moved from power through a pr I of the American War Mothers. as annual nuhliratinn inr the last I Committee for Edith H. Green. gram of educating the workers. Survivors include a daughter, I eight yeari, is sponsored and edited I Democrat, defeated for Secretary ELONDI2 rT- a Tl r m - a mm m"mmmm mt k mf Tl 7 .f.0 A am m . . I M C 1 " ' luumas uuuui, ucpuur ute-1 jvirs. Aaauae x. duouci,1 siiuuiw, i py xne local Aoei uregg tu-x auoiox ouiie, fjvo. gon director of the u. s. Treasury Wash.: William C Shearer, uoia under the .ection of President I Committee lor rrancis Lam- Department, told the bureau that I Beach: Paul M. Shearer, North Larry Keppinger. Ibert, defeated for State Treas- non-bank financing is essential to I Myrtle Creek, and George D. French Families Feted lurer. 52J24. management ox ine nauonai oeot. shearer. Portland; 13 grandcnu-i French Club of Salem Hisnl Committee lor Big Unander. ! dren and Z3 great-granacnuaren. scnool held a banquet honorinz I ecxea btate Treasurer, $0,098. new French families Thursday Unander reported personal ex- mgnt at tne American Leeion HalL 1 penses of S880. Glori Wood was l charge of the Robert Y. Thornton, elected At event. She was assisted by Johnltorney General, $500. Robertson, Marilyn Harland. Joan I Committee for Thornton for At- Lewis, Pat O'Malley and Judy tomey General, $6,266. Carlson. Amanda T. JIaberlach, for - A male Quartet of Crescendo Tnornton, sz.800. Club members has been organized Marion County nonnartisan under the direction of Howard F. committee, for Thornton; Frances aoiuer, urescenao uud aoviser. if. uuer, cn airman, $1Z9. The auartet. all luniari. eonsiatal Jimn H rllara In H.ha1f t of vPete Van Horn, bass: Dave I Walter Norblad. conffressman. lit The Nation's Top Comics DAILY AND SUNDAY la Your Home Ncripapcr F VCXLL6TAV AND FINISH 50ME WkPRS WITH METCNICKT PINKCP WW HAVE ILOSSTP? lANO SCUP AND STA AND AND PtAS AND SALAD ASJPACUS AND SMfcKQET J UNO shortcake MO yr A PACT AIT AND TVO CHOCOLATE BAPS r- y , VI . S .Cajhtajdnouu. ) a-f I V:V fsv Cx err so TV-y t 222 tn i He said tne aim of tne depart tnent 'is to spread the national debt of some 264 billion dollar!, ever as wide an area as possible Mtf A Jl through sale of savings bonds tonVJLrSe A(lKlllS me peopie. i CoL Thomas H. Lipscomb, Port- gmrto Passes; Rites inra. urffed that! J land district Corns of Engineers, uraed that rarmers, as a group, recognize the O . . T Value of public relations. - . Set ftl UQllHS , mcMM i ttt i t a. . a.1 Ji i ivuu wrisni, organization turec- tor, said the bureau had gained knn i i i ui. ItatMBUJi Ntws trie i k nr ' " i j it. r iv AMna Salem Route 1. Box 41 -uuian, oanraie; Aaye crana, District, and the national and local fcr, next year. S ' pttal toUowing , in IUumi oj ih. - 4mmiiri35lm PliilinninAS OUDGE LAAf.TWAT BOVS CLUB WS TURNED ( A MAN F4AMFDALPHAJ vao T ABO3rr rs Tvtrs jwrrw am expoot A1PWA? i BUStMESS CtJE fOP THOSE PUBUC hem i were Mrs. William Kirk. ? P-m- Ihedd. Inspector Short Course Due on Dec. 1 rnuiDDines Get U.S. Aid Did THACY l METvurr f. - .M PUOWE VDUf COME AMY MANILA (JO The U. S. Mutual -so SNdJtf. sMAy MO. S! MOM SLUNK WAS AQOUNO AGAIN. TQVIWfi TD BUY - r m jm V0UR FARM five nieces, agriculture department and Ore &v&a vvuckc, j aiu Acs w i a-L ' nr:ii:MMM Quires that the state and city in- Zww .ntor. m.., tair- th iw.l fur grandchildren. Classes will be held at WIthycombe and two pepnew ilall at Oregon State College. i Advance ,; registration for the course will; close Monday, an bounced Kenneth E. Carl, assistant tnlefsof the department s division iv g . -T sf foods and dairies. IlUe lOr LlOllS The milk sanitarians short "a-r-lW5.i"x tourse, Carl says, is probably the ; . . , v- TU1, ZS "D only one of Its kind in the coun-1 a story oi television wju. a J-i.tAXXVOiia v A1-l5i IA IV i exnert wui xeaiure a oaiem w . . r: Home at Dallas with th. Rty, Made at tiubbara Dudley Strain, minister of First . J?T$t Uinic Date Set VlLkAAa AAAVI. aUWiUivut oil V ' y,, Ifl 1MIL in iUteama. Kewi l.nrlee Tyoga, Tenn. She married Ben HUBBARD Th. Hubbard P-TA Security Agency is spending about Adkins Jan. iA, inii, in iiwi j- uu wu .wt nve minion oouars for renabltita- Center, Kans. She moved to Dal- wea a violin solo by Johnny I tion of Philippine agricultural lo. in 1930 and then In 1943 to I Scnaber and the showing of pic- schools and construction of two Vancouver, Wash, where tney liv- y . i rge raraey, irrigation projects. The program is ed until 1948. They had resiaea receui oicyci. wur designed to bolster Philippine de Rtot. .r, ,1, Salem since then. 1 ' 0i " European countries.. fenses against -Communism by state and city milk Inspectors 1 , 1 iv.. -rv I Mn. A c. RnmHao. waa iivki.. i j .,n Ko? , 4, o Bne was a meiawi . w 1 . " j VI " rrf?T i -. "is muiuvu oi rVn r odist church. L . .. lts p1 , 1 n j -x,,Am. tv. TtHin'orari ui irisunaa ixeau comminH. wil- - . ... Tn.. . i. i 1 11 1 - oui vivuis nuiuuv " i . . . . . 1 a. lib irencT la crovininir az ju Uquuiw niyru.u u iww . . .m, , rfarMAr Fst Ram- XV0T8. ItODert . Stauller Was SD-Iaaa -....w nvniu. sey, Vancouver, Wasn.; one raster, -j-v. . terpart funds, for the restoration f yw Aeuogg, ,iQa-: I J;jJ Vv- V-!r. " of IS agricultural and 15 trade a-umi awi.s 4 a rrr m Y6$ KI5 A PCPSlSTEKT Y H5 ALWAYS AS.CCY PCk$04- OWT TAKE WMtN HIS 'NO KQ AM ANSWEQ- POOfl WIDOWS 05 me was vtw ANcayyocDUAKS -exone Diicr tj r j PQC ACAirt YES-WF 1 1 NDWf 0DW TVECrS S0KCTMIN6 FiSHY AOOF-KEEP SAVM3 HD H9 h.. NO WKaEWSTTSyiM30 a-, lay ra f inoojt IV-1 fn vlN VtANKA EE AVC5 HE WAS J & . i" i W 1 4. ra . m m Ae ? WW-', i I LiaC 5 Expert on TV Mr TVtn ROM nmi4ul 9A I children at the November well- J0 irrigation projects pro child clinic and announced tha Vid to more than 70,000 next one for Tuesday. Dec 9. at Worth Marion High SchooL The school Christmas program win ne neid Dec. 22, and th. next P-TA meeting, Dec. 15. acres of land In Central and Nor-1 thern Luzon. try. Interest has been evident from many outsWe sources, in cluding British V Columbia dairy i r regulatory officials.- Milk inspec tion heads from all neighboring states have indicated they or their official representatives will at : tend th. session. u citrai urn ""''v 'U. T . TTk ' t 1 lions Club luncheon meemg Nuec. jjUe, Uever SCilOOl 11, it was announced to the group I - . i , Its Marion oiei program T. Rowbotham Passes Here, at Thursday. -Speaker, on the television sub ject will be Russeu Jv. uison, sta tion manager : and chief engineer for the Portland television sta tion, KPTV. He is a former re searcher at Dumont i television laboratories and the man who es tablished the first television sta Owned Grocery Services for Thomas K. Rowbo tham, a grocer in Salem for the past six years, who died Thurs day, will ; be held Monday at l:S0.p.m. in the Qough-Barrick Chapel. (. - ..' . Rowbotham, 'Who owned .the South 19th Street Grocery, was born May 22, 1886, in Mellette, S.D. Survivors; report he had worked for some years in postal work and had been an employe of Monteom ery Ward and Co. prior to buying his grocery store. He had resided at 605 S. 19th St. He married Marguerite Ryan In Lemmon,: S. D in October, 1919, She died six years ago. . Survivors include a daughter, Mrs. Jeanne Monsanto. Salem: a brother, E. M. Rowbotham, Bison, i S. a. and cousins, Mr. and Mrs, Claire Holcomb, Salem. SUtenmaa New Scrrlca JEFFERSON Dever school children will enjoy a. Thanksgiving party at the schoolhouse Wednes day. Hostesses will be Mrs. Jean Vanio, Mrs. Leland Wamsley and Mrs. Aden Chambers from the Dever Mother's Club. " . ' . Th. Dever Mother's Club held tions in Cleveland, Washington, November meeting at the home D. C- and Detroit. I of Mrs. Harold Messman, with At yesterday's luncheon meet-1 Mrs- uoraon noeiex, co - nosress. ing, the Lions heard a talk! on 7 aecioea to meet in. nrsi law enforcement by W. H. Wil-1 Auesaay in eacn munin. uun liams. Federal Bureau of Invest!-1 member are circulating a "Float- gation officer of Portland. Traffic Safety Meet Readied he state traffic safety divi sion Thursday urged traffic safety officials and private citizens to attend the Oregon coordinated Safety Congress meeting in Cor vallis Dec. 11-12. i K Participants were expected to include representatives of the ma jor safety elements education, enforcement and engineering. Chairman will be John L. Car penter, chairman of the Portland Traffic and Transportation com mission. ' ing Basket" as a means of raising activities funds.' POISON OAK! Why .xp.rim.nt? Other rtm dies may possibly curt you. but th. additional suffering Is not only unnc.sary, but also very painfuL For quick relief, try- ! H J vTS,r5irTtTfITJlCX6VT rJOTtfl! HNvJ FE0Pt my own S3s-v ' HOOD'S P.ln O.k Utlon BtnZSAWTOVv kKBonriDOif aTsuirrruM. VOUEVRSMfUZ. KMrrSCDMKS. v& caxcff.no IO Pi3 2. TfcT WHAT! WTOKff, TMI ffeiAXUtlAH IWtSTtTC-, OP T IMTtJT.CC? 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