Salem Junior HigllS
Drop Commencement
Salem ninth-graders will com
plete their junior high school tours
this year without most of the pomp
n d circumstance of previous
years, end of year programs at
Leslie and Purrish indicate.
(lone complc'elv as a result of
a program to de-emphaMe the
Winner
Evelyn Jnhanson, South Salem
High senior who was awarded
a tuition scholarship to Ot'E.
South Hmh
Senior Wins
Scholarship
Kelvn ,luh;inon. niece of Mr.
unci Mrs, ft K Pattison. 291 King
wood Ave. has been granted the
State Klcmenlary Tipebtrjs scho-l.-ir-hip.
p.i ine freshman tmKon to
Oregon folic ee of MviralioirjL
senior at South Salem High
Mus .lehonMin i a memlier nf Pep
club. Kncnrc i hib, Mhcr l.itt'e V
Teens. A-rhnir and liauibciu Cher
ry Assembly of girls.
1 72 Register
For Swimming
Classes at Y
The names of 172 Salem area
children were registered by salely
and health -minded parents Tues
day at the YMt'.Vs first "sign up"
day for special paid swimming
courses for tuts aged 5 to 8
With facilities for handling 2-ttl
youngsters this year, the first day's
registration led only 7ti openings in
the program The YM will continue
to accept names until the quota is
filled. Physical Director Dale Dyk
man said Tuesday nisht.
The children will he given 12
lessons during one nf three week
sessions starting June U. July 23
and August 13. Only children mea
suring at least 42 inches from chin
to floor can take part in the pro
grain In addition to this special series
of courses, the YM will conduct
regular membership swimming
classes beginning June 13. and it
annual l,earn To Swim sessions
for hoys and girls 8 to 14
.State Health
Official Named
To U.S. Post
George J Sirnio. director of
health and physical education,
State Education Department, has
been elected president uf the Si)-!
city of Slate Directors of Health.
Physical Education and Recre
ation. Ilex Putnam, stale super
intendent of public instruction, said
Tuesday
The dec lion took plac e at the
recent national conference of the
society in Chicago, 111.
One of Sirnio's first responsi
bilities as presidenl will be the
appointment of society representa
tives to attend a conference on
ricntal health in Chicago June 7
and S
Governor
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Oregon's Governor Elmo Smith has demonstrated his
ability ... his ability to work with people and to get
He is doing his job the
KEEP ELMO SMITH
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ninth-grade graduation will be the
(formal corruftpcement exercises
held anmialljuntiMhis year. In
stead graduates will receive certi
i ficates of completion along with
; their report cards on the last day
' of school.
Both schools." however, plan
some special recognition or com
pletion of junior high school At
f'arrish it will be a farewell as
sembly scheduled for June 4 at the
school. A. committee of teachers
and students are busy working on
plans for the afternoon session.
A general awards assembly
whichill include the presentation
of scholarships and athletic letters
is scheduled for May 29. On June 1
the annual 9th Grade dance will
be held in the gymnasium from
8:30 to 10.30 with music by Wayne
Meusey's orchestra.
At Leslie a year-end party is be
ing planned by a student teacher
committee for the evening of June
1 at the school. Ninth graders will
hold the spotlight June 4 at Leslie
Auditorium for a combination
awards assembly and year-end pro
gram. Feature of the assembly will
be a pantomime review of the
highlights of the year fur the tin
' ishing class.
U.S. Farmers'
Characters
'Assassinated'
By I.II.I.IK I.. MADSEN
Farm Kdilnr. The Statesman
! ORKC.ON CITY Because nf the
lack of public relations and con
sumer education, the character of
the American farmer is being
I assassinated." according to John
'.I. Inskeep. Clackamas County
agent. Karmcrs, he s;Ttd Tuesday,
are becoming "resentlul and ap
prehensive of the character assas
sination of the American farmer "
The assassinations are being com
mitted, according to Inskeep. by
"members nf society who know
nothing of the former pnvMcms
and Ins contributions to their wel
fare " The last item refers largely
to Ihe food this "simcty" eats and
the clothes it wears.
Inskeep s remarks followed a
program planning commillee meet-
' ing in Clackamas County. The
committee members, discussing
the growing "adverse feeling" to
ward the farmer, said they "' sus
l pectcd most of this general criti
' c ism conies about because of ques
tionable (support privileges which
apply to the few, lack of informa
tion on subsidies not pertaining to
agriculture and the lack of sadly
needed public relations program
sponsored by flgnculurc itself "
Business, industry and labor
have long been acutely aware of
Ihe value of good public relations.
They pay out enormous sums to 1
prove their usefulness to the fickle
public. Inskeep pointed nut.
"It would appear to many pen-1
pie." Inskeep said Tuesday, "that
the subsidies nf business, industry
and labor, which dwarf acrieul
lural subsidies by comparison, arc
generally accepted by the public
In many instances the public has
forgotten or does not seem to know
there are olher , subsidies than j
agriculture " I
The
policy
which
head,
larm
on a
gram.
Clackamas farmers' public
program committee, of
Cecil Snyder. Molalla, is
says it is "high lime our
organizations get together
constructive relations pro-
Hlinri School Tree
Planted. Honors
Kx-llouscniolhcr
In memory of Mrs Violet Fry.
housemother at the Slate School
for the Blind and a 4 II leader, a
Kwanzan double flowering cherry
tree was planted on the grounds
of the Blind School Monday
The tree as a favorite nf Mrs
Fry. who died recently of diph
theria, and was purchased by con
Intuitions from 4 II members Mrs
Francis Wonderly represented Ihe
4 H Leaders Association and the
gill was accepted by Everett Wil
cox, principal
A quartet of children from the
school, Shirley Boesen, Mary Ellen
Face. Carol Ashland and Jerry
Bufftnn. sang "Rless This Tree "
See and Hear
ELMO SMITH
"The vital importance
of experienced
leadership"
way the people of Oregon want
AS GOVERNOR.
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OiroL I5J So Liberty, Saitm. Orjo
President
Jack Scherrer, ntwly elected pres
idenl of the East Salem l ions
Club.
J. S. Scherrer
Heads East
Salem Lions
Jack S. Scherrer, 2095 N. 19th
St , was elected president of Kast
Salem I. ions Club at the group's '
noon meeting Tuesday.
Scherrer. a route manager for
Salem s Coca Cola bottling plant,
moved up from the office of first
vice president.
Other club members elected to
office include: II. F. Medinger.
first vice-president; Ben Gilford,
second vice-president; Hollin Hoch- j
halter, third vice - president;'
Stearns Cushing Jr , secretary;
Orv'al Kennen. treasurer. I, 0.
Nnffsingcr. lailtwister; James I.
Clark, lion tamer, and K d g a r ,
Whilt and John Itademaker. direc-'
tors.
Education
Board to Ask
For Buildings
The Slate Board of Higher F.dti-
cation will seek authorization to j
start construction of two buildings 1
at a meeting of the State Emcr-1
gency Board here Friday. S
The buildings were identified as
the architecture and arts building
on the I niversily of Oregon cam
pus at Kugene and the agricul
tural and biological service build
ing at Oregon Slate College at !
Corvallis . j
Plans for both buildings were
completed some time ago and bids
have been opened.
Another request before the
Emergency Board involves con- i
slruction of the forest products
laboratories building at Corvallis.
The Oregon Technical Institute at
Klamath Falls will seek an appro
priation for heating plant installa
tion. Mrs. Angel's
Rites Friday
Funeral services for Mrs.
Augusta Angel. 1 W. Miller St ,
who died Monday in a Salem hos
pital at the age of 49. will he
in .10 a m. Friday in Virgil T.
Golden chapel, the Rev. Emil H.
Becker officiating. Burial will be
in City View Cemetery.
Mrs Angel was a Salem resident
14 years, moving here from Ten
nessee, where she w as born at '
Jellico April 21, 1907. She had1
been seriously ill about two years.
She and Oscar Angel were mar-'
ned in Jellico about 1922. 1
Besides her widower, Mrs. Angel j
leaves five daughters, Mrs. Avery (
Lash. Lngstnn: Mrs. Mary Haw-1
ley. Eugene; and Miss Helen
Angel, Mrs. Hetty MeDougal and
Miss Joan Angel, all of Salem:
four sons. Robert, William, Michael
and Oscar Angel Jr., all of Salem;
brrtther, Philip Douglas. Jcllicn.
Tenn . seven sisters. Mrs. Ella
Zurlin, SI. Louis, Mo.; Mrs. Bertha
Bell and Mrs Louise Dobson, both
of Jellico, Mrs Rosalie Russell,
Lexington. Kv : Mrs. Ollie Biddle
and Mrs. Sally Monroe, both of
Kokomo. Ind ; and Mrs, Belle
Nelson. Lafayette, Ind.; and two;
grandchildren. i
outstanding
things done.
it done. Let
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I -y aLiUS LM y' III r kn u.,,M cm
1. - J t35a' CaaM4ifga F 1 President-! cabinet beciut
" f , ;.' 1 Iffi jCienTITIC... f',, .ers.ni th peop'e of Oregon J"
il I &m I.'-1- I rnore diredlv and effecmely Ikois
& I iii' f '' I meant thai much to him. "lutiw
. : 4 I 2sjtX nnnraach to vour hen th fi--'i Kr
' ) fel need$ Mf A Js"""
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I " a iSr' af " 53T I nhvsician. we provide nromnt. nro- I lilffil I i ' .t. mm .... Krx
f I M I Srv, (essional service in accurately co-n- i I Tr'5!' 1 koc
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Juiy ' ' Viwcr:r 1 ) arM ever-fresh supplies of top -rual .ty i ti'M I I I I K,'x
'fl ' ' V nSil pharn.aceutxals. You tan clepenr) j I jf fJfTll I '"
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oic Awarus at Usneya
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Five members received Life
awards at a Court of Honor held
by St. Joseph Boy Scout Troop
Given the top awards at cere
monies held Monday night at St.
Joseph's School were James Mad
den, John Poujade, Charles Bush,
Gary Herberger and Kenneth
Rupp. A Star award went to
Michael iVwry.
Those receiving first class
awards included Dennis Mcssman,
George Corrigan, George Smith,
Robert Thrush, Jack Stewart and
Allen Covell. Second class awards
went to Pat Gallagher, John Wil
son, James Sieinfeld, Larry Sheri
dan and Pat Kolb.
Tenderfoot pins were presented
to Pat Kolb, John Wilson James
I Steinfeld, Larry Sheridan and
Allen o es.
(liven merit badges were Ken
I neth Rupp. Charles Bush, Kenneth
jPavelek, George Corrigan. Michael
; Gallagher, Pat Gallagher, Gerald
Jllalfman, Gary Herberger. James
. Madden, Tim Meyer and John
Poujade. Presentations were by
Scoutmaster Karl Smith.
Yets Given
Priority for
Farm Units
War veterans are offered priority
in acquiring 17 homestead farm
units in the Kenncwick division
of the Yakima Project in South
Central Washington, the State Vet
erans Affairs Department an
nounced here Tuesday. j
Veterans' applications must be
filed by June 11 with the Bureau
of Reclamation. Kenncwick. Wash, j
Application forms are available in
Oregon through county veterans
service officers or from the Vet
erans Affairs Department, Salem '
or Portland.
Applicants, to qualify, must have ,
had at least two years of farming
experience, must have assets i
worth $4:100 in excess of liabilities
and must intend to engage in farm
ing.
Saleslady
Wins Honor
From Store
Mrs. Maxine Royce. 1130 Albert
Dr , has been awarded the Edison
Brothers' "Oscarette'- (or 1955 as
the outstanding saleslady in the
chain's northwest district of Ore
gon. Washington and Idaho, it was
announced Tuesday.
Leed's Store, where Mrs. Royce
is employed, is th Edison Brothers
outlet in Salem. The company has
275 stores in 138 cities and is de
clared to be the largest exclusive
retailer of women's shoes.
The "Oscarette" is a trophy simi
lar to the movies' "Oscar." It was
presented to Mrs. Royce by Wayne
ltidinger, Salem store manager.
Pair
Fined
After Fight
Two men charged with disorderly
conduct and drunkenness after a
sidewalk fight early Tuesday morn
ing in the 100 block of South
Commercial Street were fined $40
each on pleading guilty in Muni
cipal Court later Tuesday.
Police said Ralph Fraley. who
gave his address as a Slate Street
hotel, was treated by first aidpien
for several face cus He and Glen
C Thomas, 443'j S. Winter St..
were fined $2.1 each- on the dis
orderly conduct charges and (15
for drunkenness.
Class lo Hear of
IVo-Farly System
This country's two-parly system
will be outlined to Friday night's
naturalization class at the VMCA.
James Hatfield, official of the
Oregon Young Republicans, will
tell the (101' side of the question
while Reginald I'arker will repre
sent Democrats. The class, con
ducted by C. A. Kells, convenes at
p m.
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By EVE STARR
HOLLYWOOD STARR RE
PORT: Well, I went back to Dis
neyland. The amusement 'park,
that is. 1 would
have thought
that a team of
nine horses
coudn't have
d r a gged me
back alter that
nigh tmarish
opening last
summer, but
time heals all
wounds. It has also worked won
ders for Disneyland itself.
I flew down in a helicopter, and
if you re flying in from New York
the helicopter trip out to Disney
land can be had for an extra S2.
It's worth it A visitor turned loose
on the Los Angeles freeways can
get lost for days.
The park today is everything it
was supposed to have been a year
ago. Quite aside from all its at
tractions. It's clean I could go so
far as to say it's the only reallv
clean amusement park I have ever
seen. Its building and exhibits are
all built to a scale, giving a
wonderful impression of being not
quite real and ;ct at the same
time not just a miniature. It gives
you a sort of Alice in Wonderland
feeling.
The entrance area, of course, Is
that fabulous America! town of
Emergency
Care Plans in
County Form
Plans for emergency care in
event of late spring flooding
were made at a recent meeting
of the Marion County Disaster
Committee. The organization is
sponsored by the Red Cross.
David Holtzman, committee
chairman, announced appoint
ment of two sub-committee chair-
men. They were Col. Willis Vin
cent, sub-committee on shelter
and L. V. Thirkcll, sub-committe
on clothing.
Other committee members in
clude J. B. Crary, auh-commiltee
on food; Dr. Morris K. Crothers,
medical advisor; Viola Eisenbach, j
nursing care; Anne Chambers,;
Oregon City, mobile disaster
teams; G R. Boatwright, survey;
William Dolf, Lloyd Ramey, Law
rence Spraker, Stayton; and Hel
en H. Bailey, chairman of the
Marion County Red Cross chap
ter.
Committee members were nom
inated by the Red Cross and ap
pointed by the county court. The
organization has been in opera
tion about three years.
Post Office
Receipts Slip
Reeeinls at Salem Post Office
during April totalled $94,177,
slightly less than March but about
16 per cent above April of a year
ago. Postmaster Albert C. Gragg
reported Tuesday.
The $361,341 received during the
first four months of this year is
about 10 per cent above the same
period last year, Gragg said. Total
last year was $328,821.
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Magic Is
the UM', complete with h.rse
ears, Id-fashioned toda fountains
and all the simple trappings af Its
era. You ran spend an, entire day
la that area alone and ae-er be
bored. But there are also Adven-'
tureland, r'antasyland and Ihe
'World of Tomorrow,' each a park
la Itself and each alone well worth
the price' of admission.
A feature of the park (heck, ev
erything is a feature! 1 is the five-a-week
radio show, aired over the
ABC network, called "Your Happy
Holiday " It's emceed by Wally
Boag. a genius at tying balloons
together in all sorts of shapes 1 he
made a living at it for years', and
is a giveaway show highlighted
each day by an interview with a
visiting guest star People like
Eddie Cantor, Richard Carlson,
Hugh O'Bnan, Joe E. Brown,
Jackie Coogan and many others
have appeared with Wally.
Walt Disney is keeping his prom
ise and D'snryland is not expen
sive. A book of tickets for eight
rides costs only $1.10 (or children,
$2.50 for adults. No ride costs
more than SO rents. Food prices, .
from hot dogs to steak dinners,
are remarkably reasonable. And
there are no seedy pitrhmrn at
every rornrr loaded for bear.
What Disney has accomplished
over the years in motion pictures,!
he has accomplished here at this
fabulous park, a dream he nur-1
tured for 20 years. It is enormous
fun (or the entire family without
being a free-for-all for gangs of
wild teen-agers. It has taste and
dignity. And it shows no signs ol
settling down into a stagnating
routine. On the contrary, it is con
stantly being improved and added
to. A number of new rides and
features, including Tom Sawyer's
Rafl, an Indian village, a magic
mountain, more brooks and water-1
ways, Monslro the Whale, Rain-i
bow Caverns and a Painted Desert, j
will be completed and in operation 1
by May 30. A new ride, the Astrn
Jet, is already 111 full iwing, and
a new Wax Museum has been
opened. There is even a new wild
animal act. Prof. George Keller
and his "Feline Fantastics."
We who live In t.os Angeles are
lucky enough to have Disneyland
right in our own backyard. But
for travelers (I have come to dis
like Ihe word "tourists"), Disney
land all by itself is worth a trip to
California, even from Maine.
There Is Just no place like It on
the fare of this earth.
SHORT SHORTS; Speaking of
the stock market, the members of
Lawrence Welk's band each put
around $10 a week into a joint in
vestment pool, which is now about
$4,000 ahead of the game. On pa
per . . . Movie producer Bob Gold
stein is going f make a TV film
seriea in Portugal for NBC. Sub
ject: pirates. Coilnt me in . . . Joe
E. Lewis has finally given in to
TV.. Bought a set. . . When Steve
Allen takes over, the "Comedy
Hour" will move to New York. I
wish it luck. I particularly wish
Steve Allen luck. He's a nice guy,
and such a terrible thing shouldn't
happen to a nice guy.
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AUNT TENNA
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"Will you lake a message to
Ralph Kramden?"
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Thealer repeat ' A Nigh! lo Remem
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tor WomeiwFnr a Lifetime of Men
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What's
i most
important
! ato you....
Is t'Hiit imo'or who et Q
OH TMIN0I BONI il Wtihinf
ion for you and Ortfon . . . ill BJ
thingt done on tht srnait floor,
m commiiieti, at tht Whin 0
House, h ith federaJ departments.
THAT takes ability. ..ixptnend Q
...and rillNDS.
DOUG McKAYiajjj
Tht Prtttig
of letMct in iht Prtiidcnt'i Mb- D
met ind ith the nation ! top
budget and policymaker!. 0
The Knowledge fl
of Oreion'i problem! ind
needs; (nrwd at miyor, ttatc M
Knator, veteran, and governor.
Tht Undtrttanding B
of Washington in politics and ana
personaliuei. He already knows
ihem.
Tht Background
of a man who built i businesi 1
from 1 tie ground up to out
Itinding luccest.
Tht Ptnonalily ,
of a man famous for making
friends easily. Wherever he goes
he will make friends for Oregon.
both personal and political in
which all Oregon believes. "He
sayi whit he thinks and does
sahat he ai he will'do."
' Channel Chuckles
sr- ! s
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WEDNESDAY
r41lor'i note Tho (Ulranaa pnkliiket In tor faith the procram
ana iibm u ffir4 hy ratio ana TV Halloa!, hat hreame oftllmro
the prosrami aro rhuirt without notification thai awapapT eunot '
ho respooalah) for tho accuracy hottla.)
WEDNESDAY'S TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS
KPTV WEDNESDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL J7:
11:M a.m.-NBC Matinee Theater-Opera star Dorothy Kirsteft
stars in "The Legend o( Jenny Lind," story of the Swedish Nightia
1 gale's first concert tour.
1:M p.m. Matinee Theater "Dangerous Ground," lUrring MaiJ
comb Keen and Joyce Kennedy. ' . "
:0 p.m. Kraft Thealer A repeat performance of "A Night tt
Remember," the story of the sinking of the Titanic. JJ
KOIN-TV WEDNESDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL C): .
l:M p.m.-Armchair Theater "The Perfect Mrs. Chesney": Ma(S
tha Vickers, Pat O Moore. .
9:39 p.m.-20th Century Fox Hour-'Broken Arrow": Rlcardt
Montalhan. Rita Moreno and John Luptoa stai in this drama of tit
attempts to end warfare between the Apache Indiana and whita men.
10:3a p.m.-Showtime on Six "Next of Kin": Jack Hawkins, NovJ
, Pilbeam Three German spies arrive on British soil during wartime
' KLOR-TV WEDNESDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL U:
! 1100 a.m.-Aftrrnoon Film Festival "Curtain I'p," starring Rob
ert Morley, Margaret Rutherford. Kay Kendall and Joan Rice.
' repertory company struggles with a bad play. -3
! :10 p.m.-Wednesday Night Fights-World Lightweight Champitflo
j Wallace Bud Smith battles Joe Brown in a 10-round non-title bouC
I 7:00 p.m. Disneyland "A Trip Through Adventurtland" arj
Water Birds."
io:M p.m.-Hometown Thealer-' Secret of a Co-ed" starring Osca
krugei and Rick Valltn.
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