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Tax Advisers
To Visit Valley
Towns Soon
Need help In figuring out your
Income tax?
The Portland office of the di
rector of internal revenue has an
nounced dates for visits in Willa
mette Valley towns by its agents
to help tax payers prepare their
1952 tax returns. They include:
Marion County Silverton, city
hall, Feb. 6; Salem, 207 Postoffice
Buildine. Feb. 17 to 20, Feb. 24
to 27 and March 2 to 16.
Polk County Valsetz, Valsetz
Lumber Co., Feb. 9 to 10; Dallas,
auditor's office of city hall, Feb.
12; Independence, First National
Bank, Feb. IS; Monmouth, city
hall, Feb. 18.
Yamhill County McMinnville,
Chamber of Commerce. Feb. 17
to 19; .Newberg, city nail, Feb.
0 and 24. .
Linn County Brownsville, city
hall, Feb. 6; Sweet Home, . city
hall, Feb. 10 to 11; Lebanon, city
hall, Feb. 12 to 13; Scio, Postoffice
building, Feb. 19; Albany, 231
Postoffice building, Feb.. 24 to 27,
and March 2 to 16.
Clackamas County Oregon
City, 22 Postoffice building; Jan.
19 to Feb. 20 except Satin-days,
Feb. 23 to 27 and March 2 to 16.
STORM FLAGS FLYING
SEATTLE UP) The Weather
Bureau ordered southeast storm
warnings hoisted at 3 p. m. Satur
day from Tatoosh to Cape Blanco
and Strait of Juan de Fuca for east
to southeast winds 30 to 40 m. p. h.
and gusts to SO late Saturday night.
shifting to south and southwest Sun-
cay.
Continuous
Stewart Granger
- In Technicolor -"PRISONER
OF ZENDA"
Jan Sterling
"SKY FULL
OF MOON-
Continuous
Mary Castle
Walks In The
Dreams of
- IRON MEN-
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Gene Evans
"PARK ROW
Continuous
Marie Lanza
In Technicolor
"Because
You're Mine"
Charlton Heston
"Savage" - Color
Continuous
Irene Dunne
Cary Grant
"AWFUL TRUTH"
Humphrey Bog art
"SAHARA
Postmaster Job
Open at Valsetz
Examinations will be held to fill
the office of postmaster at Valsetz,
the U. S. Civil Service Commission
reports. t -
Applicants must file with the
commission i at Washington, 25,
D.C. by Jan. 29, and must have
lived 'within the delivery zone of
Valsetz Postoffice for at least one
year. Necessary forms mamy be
obtained at the Valsetz Postoffice
of from the commission. Date of
the examination will be an
nounced. Salary for the position is $3,917
per year. Preference will be grant
ed to war veterans.
152 Cascade
Area Scouts to
Visit Jamboree
A total of 152 adults and Boy
Scouts of the Cascade Area Scout
Council will attend the national
scout Jamboree next summer in
California, the Salem scout office
reported Saturday.
This area's contingent will con
sist of four troops of 35 scouts and
three leaders each. The Jamboree
will be held July 17-23 af the
Irvine Ranch, Santa Ana, Calif.
"Annroxlmatelv 60.000 scouts
and Explorer Scouts of all colors
and creeds from the United States
and all other free nations' will
participate in this great show of
world youth brotherhood,' said
Gordon Gilmore, council scout
executive.
Tentative plans call for local
scouts to leave Salem on July 11
and arrive in San Francisco early
the next day. The scouts will
tour San Francisco and leave
that night for Santa Ana.
Upon arriving at the jamboree
grounds on July 13 the scouts will
set up their campsites and par
ticipate in a one-day training
session. July 14 to 16 will be
given over to tours of Southern
California, and Mexico.
Tours will include the large
UJ5. Marine and Navy bases at
San Diego, aircraft plants, tele
vision and movie studios, Mi. Pal-
omar and other points In Cali
fornia and Mexico.
The jamboree will officially
open on July 17. Preliminary
plans call for President Dwlght
Eisenhower to open the sessions.
Jamboree officials have esti
mated it will require more than
1090 special trains to transport
"this greatest assembly of free
youth in the world," to the jam-
bore site. And it is calculated
that the boys will require 2,000
tons of luggage, 40 freight-car
loads of charcoal for cooking, 100
tons of meat, and 175,000 loaves
of bread.
To Visit Salem
New Showing Cent. Ii4
Richard Widmark
Marilyn Monroe
"Don't Bother
To Knock"
AIM
Errol Flyna Ruth Roman
"llara Ilarn"
TICKETS 110 V7
Joseph SxlgetL Violinist -Salem
High Auditorium :
Monday, January 12, S:15 pan.
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Tickets At Stevena Jewelers
CLYDE COOS SXZt
7 B'iYII.CE
An Evening Away At
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Trunk and branches of a tree
grow in length solely at their tips.
Gerald Bailey, Quaker' representa
tive to the United Nations, who
will appear at two public meet
ings in Salem Tuesday.
Quaker Plans
Talks Here on
United Nations
Borne Insight Into Soviet Russia
is nromised in two soeeches here
Tuesday by Gerald Bailey, Eng
lish Quaker, representative to the
last three meetings of the United
Nations.
Bailey, .one-of seven Quakers
visiting the Soviet Union in the
summer of 1951, will address the
chapel at Willamette University
at 10 ajn. The meeting is planned
for the Willamette gymnasium.
The second meeting will be at
8 pjn. in Waller Hall on the
Willamette campus.
While in Russia, the Quakers
were given a wide latitude in
making investigations. Their tour
included visits to collective farms,
a coal mine, museums, a housing
development and even a Russian
prison. They also talked with
Russian religious leaders, both
Protestant and Catholic. They
conferred with Joseph Malik and
other Russian government leaders.
Appearing under the auspices
of the American Friends Service
Committee, there will be no ad
mission charges. Committee in
charge of arrangements here in
clude. Dr. Paul Poling, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church;
Dr. John Rademaker, sociology
professor at Willamette; and Ar
thur H. Bone, editor of the Oregon
Farmer Union.
SHIPYARD APPRENTICE
Examinations are being given
for apprentice fourth class in the
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard,
Bremerton, Wash., according to
the Federal Civil Service. Appli
cations should be filed with the
Board of US. Civil Service Ex-
laminers at the shipyard.
SeiSdcesjfor '
Douglas Plank
Due Monday
Services for Ervin Douglas
Plank, who died in San Francisco,
Calif., last Monday at the age of
50 years, will be held Monday at
1:30 pjn. In the W. T. Rigdon
ChapeJ. ;
Interment is to be at Belcrest
Memorial Park., ;
Plank, a merchant seaman most
of his life, was born in Eyota,
Minn, Nov. 24, 1903, the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Leland H. Plank. He
first went to sea In 1930. For some
years between 1930 and 1943 he
resided in Salem. Survivors re
port he had been ill for a short
time, apparently with a heart dis
ease. He was unmarried.
Survivors include his mother,
Mrs. Grace Young, Kir kl and,
Wash.; father, Leland H. Plank,
Mobridge, S. D. and a brother,
Kenneth M. Plank, Salem.
Sheridan Council
Short a Member
Statesman News Berries
SHERIDAN Sheridan's City
Council held Its first session this
week after being sworn in by H.
N. Burchell, city recorder. Robert
Wells, who was elected on a write
in ballot in November, declined
the post, so the council is short a
member.
Re-elected mayor is Francis G.
Bradley, and councilmen are Rob
ert Cole, Vic Hutchinson, Wendall
Heath, Glen Pruitt and Fred Boze
man. Retiring councilmen were
Lester Haenny, Dr. B. J. Miller,
R. M. Butler, Vern McKibben and
E. M. Huntley.
Services for '
Mary Crooks
Slated Monday
Services for Mary Alice Crooks,
who died Friday after a short ill
ness, -will be held Monday at 10
a.m. in the Virgil T. Golden
Chapel. j !
The Rev. Dudley Strain will of
ficiate and interment will be at
City View Cemetery. " j
Mrs. Croks was born Oct. 15,
1870, the daughter of Felix G.
and- Elizabeth j Gordon Perkins.
She was married to John A.
Young in Tenessee in 1886.! He
died in 1894,: She then moved
to Colorado and in 1900 she .mar
ried Tames A. Crooks. ;
They came to Oregon in 1919
and moved to Salem in 192 He
died in Salem: In 1930. For the
past years she has been living
with a daughter in Salem. .
Survivors include daughters,
Mrs. G. H. Hansen, Mrs., Roy
Shaw and Miss Ethel Yourig, all
of Salem, and1 Mrs. Fred Ulrich,
Seattle, Wash.; two sons, Elbert
Crooks, Salem,' and H. B. Young,
Denver, Colo.; nine grandchil
dren; 14 great-grandchildren and
one great-great grandchild.
SENTENCED TO LIFE t
MEDFORD m Howard L.
Champ, 32, admitted the ; fatal
( bing of George C. lock, 49,
and was sentenced Friday 4o life
i i prisonment. j i
1e pleaded guilty to a second
degree murder charge, saying he
was "crazy with jealousy" because
Rock was with his former girl
friend, '"Irs. Edna Irene Manley,
36. The stabbing occurred Dec 21.
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Rites Monday
For Mrs. Koch
Private services for Mrs. Lorene
E. Koch, who died Saturday after
an illness of several years, will be
held in the Clough-Barrick Chapel
Monday. : 'J
Mrs. Koch, a resident of Oregon
since 1923, was born April 26, 1869,
in Potter - County, Perm., the
daughter of Silas and j Elizabeth
Vanderite CalL She married Ir
vin H. KocH Jan. 8, 1886. He died
about seven years ago while vis
iting in California. - j
Mrs. Koch had lived in Salem
with her , daughter, Mrs. Robert
Becker for the past two jrears.
Survivors, besides Mrs. Becker,
include sons, Omal C. Koch, Plac
erville, Calif.; Errol H. Koch,
Fromberg, Mont.; John C. Koch,
Campbell, Calif., and Norman C
Koch, Nampa, Ida.;. 21 grandchil
dren and 20 great-grandchildren.
Transport in Port
With Valley Men
-SAN FRANCISCO to - The
USNS Gen. Nelson M. Walker ar
rived here Friday from the Far
East with 549 returning Army
personnel.
Oregon men include;
Bolender, Richard Cpl.,
2208 N. Front St., Salem.
Dodd, Ernest E., Pfc.
3110 Bonham St., Salem.
Dohley, Vinconte, Pfc,
Mt. Angel.
Shepard, Donald E., Pfx.,
Siletz.
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I make for you even better Chi
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cause we Americans have much
more Variety spice and liquid
to flavor best to your liking.
If you like better a big juice
tender tempting appetizing
Srade Ay Ay steak, I have him
too, best the steer can make.
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