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4 (Sc 2J Statesman Salem, Ore- Friday, May 21, 195 I lll.L-l. . , I I WARDS PRECINCTS 35 1 36 IS SALEM OREGON lit j I mWl "204 Lr- yTl .wahonumse V 0 "HM '3 60 jnm Itv J 1 1 2 JLi ir List Shows Voting Places Within Salem City of Salem voters at today's primary election will cast their ballots at 50 Marion County and three Polk County precinct poll ing places. The location of the voting places in the city: SALEM IN MARION COUNTY 1 United Brethren Church, 17th and Nebraska. 3 1760 State St.. 'Christ Lutheran Parsonage. 3 Four Square Ch.. 18th and Brey man. 4 State Heatinf Plant, 12th and Ferry 5 Richmond School. 6 Coca Cola Plant, 1220 S. 12th. 7 Mayflower Milk Plant. 8 Jason Lee Methodist Church. 9 Grant School, East Basement. 10 Basement. Women's Club. 11 Senator Hotel. 12 Memorial Hospital. 13 Prices Garage. 1105 S. 12th. 14 Friends Church. Church Highland. 5 Hunt Bros. Cannery. d City Hall. ." Marion Hotel. 8 Leslie M. E. Church. Salem Senior High School. .0 W. R. Walker. 196 N. 24th. :l 1415 N. 4th St.. Residence. 12 Parrish Junior High School. 3 New Court House. 4 Friends Church, Washington and S. Com'l. j Englewood School. t Highland School. .'7 Residence. 1585 Center St. 281380 Madison St. 19 Court St. Christian. 17th and Court. :0 Knight Memorial. 18th and Ferry. 1 Calvary Baptist. 1230 S. Liberty. 2 Interstate Tractor, 2355 Silverton Rd. i McKinley School. .4 Leslie Junior High. 35 City Disposal Plant. 16 State School for Deaf. I 37 Lions Den, 1605 Fairgrounds. 1 38 Bowen Bros., 860 N. High. 39 General Olson Res.. 1590 N. 19th. 40 Veterans Housing. 41 Noh Hill Motel. 2515 S Cflto'l. 42 Kelly Farquhar, 1450 Tile Rd. 201 Rosebraugh Co . 680 S. 17th 202 Baseball Park. 203 Glendora Apis.. 585 N. Summer. 204 Mormon Church, 5th and Jef ferson. 205 :harles Jens Res . 667 Thompson. 206 -Jennings Res., 1150 EvergYeen. 207 Lumber Yard Office. Taft St 208 Fronk s Floor Covering, 2715 Com'l. Slim Ballot List ..35-- Faces Electors (Story also on page 1.) Marion County voters have a relatively slim ballot list facing them at today's primary election. -. No contests appear in state and county offices listed on te i 11 1 Democratic oauou and This map shows Salem's eight wards and 53 pre cincts in which polls will be open from 8 a.m. un til 8 p.m. today in Oregon's primary election. Streamlined French Army Slated for Tests in Field PARIS ( INS) A proposed "new look" for the French Army, tailored to fit the atomic age, fa ces its first field tests this sum mer. Defense Minister Rene Pleven said in the National Assembly that i experiments with "new types" of large military units would take place in 1954 but fail ed to give details. The results of these forward looking tests will be closely fol lowed by Western military obser vers because of their potential ef fect on the planning of the ground defense of Europe. It is reliably understood that the experiments, besides taking into account the present-day de velopment of strategic and tacti cal nuclear weapons, will also seek to develop an effective form ula to match the now-familiar "human sea" tactics used by the Russians and their satellites. Total War Expected The experiments, International News Service learned, will be based on the premise that the next war will be total, immediate, simultaneous and mobile. These four conditions, it was explained, rule out a leisurely general mobilization. The immediate and simultane ous character of a future conflict will require the formation of self contained military units of capa ble of taking up the fight at once on their own resources. Moreover, the total aspect of the fight, with probable aerial or guided missile attacks on popu lation centers at its very outset, is likely to create, such a state of confusion that it will become vir tually impossible to assemble, equip and move large, conven tional military units according to present practices. Manpower Lack The mobility angle, it was fur ther pointed out, will have a de cisive influence in ground fight ing in Europe because of the west's lack of sufficient manpow er to hold an unbroken front The North Atlantic Treaty Or ganization's central European front, from the Alps to the Baltic, extends over 500 miles, while the whole NATO Defense, perimeter, from Turkey to Norway, runs to 4,000 miles. The answer to all these prob lems, French Military planners believe, is the creation oi a ground force consisting of hard hitting compact, highly mobile units that would meet quantity with quality. Recent trench maneuvers in North Africa, where simulated nuclear weapons were used, have deepened the belief in French military circles that the time of the large ground force units is fast running out. A conventional army division, caught in the open, reportedly suffered up to 70 percent in "cas ualties when hit by a nuclear weapon during the war games. SAVES s YOU on this Wesfe(g!;:cce IFosNSnas yo cam C3 NOW ONtY mmtrnm mm a MO XG0 Autocratic Defrosting OSTIM to do in the Freeaer TIM to do in the Refrigerator BOTtOST WATB to empty crrerf ...hold 421bs.troM SALEM IN POLK COUNTY 43 West Salem Junior High. 44 Old City Hall. 45 Kingwood Legion Hall. CHURCH FORGIVES FLINT, Mich. (AP) The Huron Street Methodist Church board voted to forgive who ever took three containers of gasoline from their Suncay school bus. The three filled cans were found later with a note attached. It read: "Dear Sirs: I have taken this gas, ut now I am return ing it with my regrets. Please forgive me. P. S. It won't happen again." A shoat is a young hog of 100 to 150 pounds weight The Democrat candidates are: U. S. senator, Richard L. Neuberg er; Congressman, Donnell Mit cnell: governor, Joseph K. Carson Jr.: labor commissioner, Norman 0. Nilsen; state senator, Cecil J. Fames; state representative. Guy Jonas; county commissioner, A. M. Vistica. GOP Candidates Republican candidates are: U.S. Senator. Guy Cordon; Congress man, Walter Norblad: governor. Earl T. Newbry and Paul Patter son; labor commissioner, S. Eu gene Allen and H. E. Barker; state senator 'nominate two Mark Hatfield, Lee Ohmart and Doug las Yeater. State representative (nominate four), Eddie Ahrens, W. W. Chad wick, Robert F. Cook.' Robert L. Elfstrom, William E. Kimsey, Ja son Lee, Alfred Loucks; county commissioner 'nominate one), Thomas A. Armstrong, E. A. (Liget Kurtz. E. L. Rogers, J. Laurance Siegtnund; assessor, Harold F. Domogalla, J. F. Rem ington, J. P. Schimberg; recorder, Herman William Lanke. Mt. Angel district is to have a write-in ballot for justice of the peace, as no candidates filed. Other districts have no JP's on the ballot as they are unopposed and will be listed in November's ballot. t County Measures Two county ballot measures are those proposing a special tax levy to build and operate a juvenile home and proposing authority for enacting county zoning. Four ballot measures will face city of Salem voters: Charter change to allow lease of airport property for longer than five years: $200,000 bond issue for 12th Street widening, extension, new bridge and curb separation of rail tracks from street; $100,000 bond issue for purchase and re modeling of Capital Journal building for city uses; $65,000 bond issue for widening downtown Fer ry Street and resurfacing and widening South River Road in side the city. Citywide candidates are: For mayor, Edward Randle and Ro bert F. White; judge, Douglas Hay; treasurer, Howard Brandvold. Alderman Candidates Alderman candidates, also non partisan but elected by wards, are: Ward 2 Walter Alvin, Chester 1. Chase and P. W. Hale: Ward 3 Clayton Jones and Leonard Rowan; Ward 4 E. C. Charlton and C. Richard Helms: Ward 6 George Cadwell, Don Madison and Money Victor Over Marriage SPARTA. Wis. (INS) It has been said that love is worth all the gold in the world. But fifty thousand real dollars, well that's something else, at least in the eyes of a young Wiscons'non. The unidentified man applied for and was granted a marriage license. Then he learned that a relative was leaving him a $50, 000 trust fund, provided he does r.ot get carried before a certain age. He has not yet reached that t age. Monroe County Clerk Edwin G Monick said the man walked into his office, told him of the situation, and then proceeded to tear up the marriage license. Voters Given Reminder of WardlBorders Salem Citv Council sine the last election has changed the boundaries of all wards m the east side of the river, bv legisla tion designed to equalize the vot er strength. Electors were reminded of this on the eve of the primary elec tion by City Hall officials who had received several calls from citizens on the subject. Salem voters elect their alder. men (members of City Council by wards, which are made up of the following precincts: Ward 1 Precincts 8. 9. IS. 21. 22, 37. and 38. Ward 2 Precincts 2, 3, 19, 20. 27. 29. 205. ' Ward 3 Precincts 10, 11, 16, 17. 18. 23. 31. 203. Ward 4 Precincts 4, 5, 6, 12. 13. 30. 40. 201. 202. Ward 5 Precincts 7. 14. 26. 33. 36. 42, and 204. Ward 6 Precincts 1. 25. 28. 32. 39, 206, and 207. Ward 7 Precincts 24. 33, 34. 41. and 208. Ward t Precincts 43, 44, and 45. Luxury Africa Safari Cooked Up in Chicago By JOHN BARROW CHICAGO (INS) Want to get away from the heat this summer? Try South Africa. A luxury safari is being cooked up in Chicago and topcoats are in crder. Zoo director Marlin Per kins says: "It gets nippy in Johannes burg." Perkins, director of Chicago's .Lincoln Park Zoo and star of a television animal show, is con ducting the jaunt. No Guns It is a 42-day plane train-limousine tour with hotel stopoffs at Nairobi, Livingstone, Kimberley, Cape Town, Natal and Durban, dubbed the "African Riviera." Return trip is via Rome, Italyl The routue was mapped by Mrs. Edward J. Kelly, whose hus band heads a Chicago travel serv ice. She says. Edward Roth: , Ward 8 J. S. Lochead and Walter E. White. Ballots also will include precinct committeeman and committeewo man candidates for each party in precincts where candidates have filed, or spaces for write-in where no candidate filed. "There'll be no danger, no guns and no roughing it This is for fun. I've already tried the tour and found sleeping and eating ac commodations as good as in a Chicago or New York hotel. "Once, I had trouble getting a private bath." Highpoints include Victoria Falls, the Kimberley Diamond mines and a 1,000-mile limousine tour of seaside resorts from Cape Town to Durban. This coastal ride also makes stops at the Ostrich farms at Oudtshoorn, the Hottentot coun try and the scene of Kaffir wars. To Zululand The party then continues to Zululand, the famous Hluhluwe game reserve, Swaziland. Kruger national park and the gold min ing center of Pietersburg. Perkins says the party is limit ed to 20 persons in addition to Mrs. Kelly and him. They will leave Chicago July 3 and return August 13. Air flights are arran ged from Chicago to New York to London to Livingstone, South Af rica. The price? Those traveling from Chicago and back will pay $3,869. Those joining at New York pay $3,775. The 1954 Studebakefs advanced styling insures you high resale value ! 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