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Kef auver Campaigns Across
Marion County in Vote Quest
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Cinnamon Super Rolls M" X 30
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Fresh Butter Horns . 20'
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Instant Coffee 1.23
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to insure perfect
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Round Steak 69'
Pot Roast --49'- 39'
Corned Beef : ' 49'
Sliced Bacon ' 45'
AAeat Pies 27
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CIRCUIT COURT
Robert Weekly vi Mary Weekly:
Divorce decree granted to plain
tiff; defendant granted custody and
$40 monthly support for two minor
children; property settlement con
firmed.
Mary Penrod vs William Pen
rod: Divorce decree granted to
plaintiff aa well as custody and
(70 monthly support for two minor
children; property settlement con
firmed. Lois Elaine Barrow vs Douglas
C. Barrow: Divorce decree granted
to plaintiff including 110 monthly
support; defendant granted custo
dy of one minor child; plaintiff
granted custody and $90 monthly
support for one minor child; prop
erty settlement confirmed.
Donovan T. Kcllry and Western
Pacific Insurance Co. vs Leo Hee-
Han: Civil auM: plaintiffs awarded
judgment for tlOS.
Murray C. Wolf and Betty Wolf
vs Robert A. Knight and Elsie I.
Knight: Civil suit based on alleged
failure of defendants to comply
witn terms of a certain promissory
note and mortgage; plaintiffs seek
judgment totaling $2,520 and the
foreclosure and salt of a certain
real property.
State va V. C. Dumon: Grand
jury cleared defendant after inves
tigation of a charge of obtaining
property by false pretenses.
State vs PB. Cunningham:
Grand jury cleared defendant aft
er investigation of a charge of
obtaining money by false preten
ses. State vs Robert Carl Mollenhour:
Grand Jury cleared defendant aft
er investigation of a charge of
buying stolen property.
PROBATE COURT '
Estate of Dora M. AtweU. de
ceased: Order sets June 18, 1950
as time for hearing estate's final
account.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS
Elmer Elbert Linn 41. farmpr
Estacada. and Myrl Smith Garrett,
58, nurses aid, Oregon City.
Fred E. Zimmerman lal im
porter, 573 Statesman St., and Ma
ria Marta Buck, legal, nurse, 660
S. Summer St.
MUNICIPAL COURT
William Gilbert Stallinir RAfl .
13th St.. fined S250 on a i-hiro
of driving while intoxicated, gave
notice of appeal in open court.
A perspiring Sen. Estes Kef au
ver campaigned through Marion
County Thursday in quest of Dem
ocratic write-in endorsement for
president at today'i Primary elec
Some 400 persons heard the Ten-;
nessee senator bombast the Re
publican administration under a
blazing sun at th Marlon County
ftHirthouse Thursday afternoon.
Other groups greeted Kefauver In
stops at Canby, Aurora, Hubbard
and Woodburn enroute.
The stopa brought Kefauver to
Salem almost a half hour late, but
despite the hot sun and Jobs, most
of the crowd stayed on to hear
his campaign speech.
A planning mixup found Kefau
ver without a loudspeaker so when
the sound truck couldn't come to
him. he went to the sound truck.
making his speech from the seat
of a curb side auto in front of the
Courthouse Instead of from the
tP. .
Asia rlaaalag
"I don t want us to ba living on
a war economy forever " Kefau
ver said, la a plea for planning to
take ud the slack when deienaa
soendini declines. "W ah a a Id
have plans for hospitals, schools
and other public works," he said.
Kefauver spoke out for his grad
uated farm support program baaed
on Income, a broadened social se
curity program calling lot pay to
totally disabled persons over so
years of age, federal aid to edu
cation and a desegregation policy.
He deplored what ho termed ad
ministration failure in our quest
Anglers Hike
Road Travel
If the United Slain still hH th
1900 tuberculosis death rate, about
300,000 more Americans would die
of the disease everv year than do
actually die of it.
Traffic on Highway 22 Just
east of Gates was more than
tripled April 28, the first day of
trout season, according to figures
released Thursday by the atate
traffic safety division.
A recorder in that area tallied
3,641 vehicles opening day. Av
erage daily traffic is 1,156, the
division said.
Traffic volumes on Ore eon
highways increased slightly more
than nine per rent during April
with all but two of 32 recording
stations in rural areas reporting
highest average daily volumes so
far this year, the division report
ed. April traffic claimed 33 lives,
an increase of IS over April a
year ago, safety officials said.
for peace, loss of small farms, lota
of high dam site at Hells Canyon.
and the Al Sarena deal which ba
uid allowed stripping of timber '
on mining claims with a loss to ,'
tht public. ; , .
Never Stgaed r -
Ob civil rights nt laid "1 never
signed the southern manifesto, -cvei
though I'm a southerner my -
sell. If we are to make our con-
stitution meaningful and have m
flenct la the world, wo must
pand our Democracy." '
Kefauver waa introduced by Dr.
John Radamaker, professor of so- -ciology
at Willamette University.
He was accompanied on his tour
by his state committee co-chairmen
William L. Jraulin and ..act
Bain, both of Portland. Following
his Salem talk he left by plane lor "
Redmond where ht spoke Thurs
day afternoon. Other eastern Ore-
?;oa engagements were schedules .,
or him before ho left Thursday
alght lor Washington. ,.
Contract Let
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For Addition to
Salem School ;
E. K. Batterman construction
firm of Salem Thursday night
was awarded a contract to build
a four-room addition at Washing- ,
ton School. The firm submitted
low bid of $92,132 at a special
meeting of tht Salem School
Board. " "
Dr. Walter Snyder, eity achool
superintendent, said a provision
of the contract is that the addi
tion be completed by next August
20. Construction will begin im- ,
medistely. , .
The Washinstoa project is last
of 1956 school additions planned
by the district this year to take
esre of growing enrollment. Dr. .
Snyder said the lour new rooms
at Washington School will accom
modate approximately 125 pupils,
many of whom attended over
crowded Hoover School this year.
Current enrollment ,at Washing
ton ii 397.
Projects already underway In
the district's battle against con
gested classrooms include a tour-"
room addition at Four Corners;
two class rooms and multl-pur-pose
room at Middlt Grove; and
a Morningside School addition
comprising five complete rooms,
rest rooms and. two auxiliary
toom.
James L. Paynt is architect
for the Washington project
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