I) Statesman, Salem, Ore. Fri., June 8, 53
Climb by Million Over
PJation, Sec. Weeks Reports
tf rrma r. ckeex
. WAi'lwroN (II Secretary
cl CornT.ecre Weeks Thursday an
noenced a one-miilioB-Job- increase
la emr ferment and a twe-bUlion-
dollar prospective rise h tba rata
of phot expansion, ai brignteners
m the "spottr Misuses scene.
Weeks told i aewi confarcBca
fee ttifl axpacta "softness" fes tha
ouarter etarUai July L followed
by a kaet-onarter rlM ta
ratea at production.
Tha eonntnr kant yet Beted
tha business cycle, he eteonred.
addini la a prepared statement:
"TTkA mi a aaiiF laMT.aiiriar-'WT aw Uk
Crowd Sees
We ... .--(
luveriiays
Princesses
.' (Mery alee aa pate U
Royal c a 1 1 far lalem'a first
July Willamette Rim Days
Festival wis paraded publicly for
tha flnt time Thursday night and
there wis general agreement
among the crowd that if kwka and
personality count for anything, the
festival already ia a success.
, Secrecy surrounding selection of
ight state employes as princesses
carried right aa ta aero hoar at
"Bntefling" ceremonies at tha Ho
tel Marios,
Aa representatives of various
civic groups draw from Mayor
Bobert White names of girls to be
sponsored, tha princess Initials
ware called out the then appear
mA at tide door, madtcd and
garbed in crimson velvet robe a
carry ever from the court of the
old Salem Cherry Festival : ;
First Nasae
That was tha cue for announcer
Dave Boss ta give her name) for
the first time ta the public ear.
The mask came off and applause
was heavy from friends and well
wishers as tack while-gowned,
amiling princess was escorted aver
tha stage. Each princess then was
crowned with sailor-like bat com
plete wtth festival loeigBuV--j
Battle lines akeaoy are being
drswa la tha Ucket-seUiaf race
which decides which girl becomes
ejnees of "River Days." Not only
sponsoring groups but each candi
date's particular state department
ta expected to engage la the rivsl
rv to mt respective eolor-bearers
oa tha throne. Tickets will admit
ta aA pageant events- J i
Mais Fsatarea -
The oneon, whoever aha may be'
wlB rule aver a festival featuring
boat racbur and ether water
ants, street parade, fireworks and
a probable barbecue. Oregon State
Employes Association la sponsor
of the ever-sli lestivsl with Exec
utive Secretary James Daniels as
general chairman. The Salem Boat
Club, beaded by Bobert HuHette,
has been highly active m festival
planning and win sponsor aa over
land cruise an June II and a down
river cruise oa June n and 21
Elmer Barf, president of the Sa
lem Chamber of Commerce, urged
community support of tba coming
festival at tha Thursday night af
fair. -:
Mirer White, who presided at
tba program, said "Salem has
badly Beaded a festival of this
type." Ha also asked support m
making It a big success.
Three of the royal court are
married and two of them are ma
. then. ;
Mrs. Shirley Sonderman, SI, has
been married ta Raymond Bonder-
mas soma three years, has ae
children-yet She is a native of
Texas and one at nor com bobues
Is boating. Her mother, Mrs. Mary
Atkinson, also nvas m gaiem.
. Shirley's V 4". US pounds and has
messurementa of Is-B-M,
Married I Tears
Mrs. Joans Ertsgaard, IS, hu
beea married six years to her hus
band, Duana, and they have a five-year-eld
boy. Her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Green, reside here.
Dark-brown Hatred Joans, ia a
graduate of Salem schools and
says her hobby ia "putting my hus
band through law school" She's
I' W, Ul pounds and other mea-
Mrs. Donna Eshlemas and her
husband, Howard, have been man
and wife for about three years and
ban two emeu boys. Her mother
Mrs. Gladys Pearson Uvea at 1M
W. Nobb Hin St. Donna la a native
of Salem and calls dancing her
mala hobby. She la a. f, M
pounds and other figures are 14-
11-M. -.
Neva Seems, 11, Is daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. MUo Seems, 779
Milton SL. and is a native of Kan-
' sas. She likes dancing and says
there's a steady boy friend. Neva
la r. 1". 1M ixaindi and M-K-M.
Fat Balaoth, SI, one of the two
blondes ia the court, la daughter
, of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Halseth, IM
, S. Sttn SU Pat la a naUve of
Salem and her hobbiea are cook
ing, dandng and sewing. She is
I', r, W pounds and St-SMa.
Jackie Hayes, U, the other
blonde princess, la daughter of J.
A. Hare. SOtt Virginia SL She's
alas a native of Salem and attend
ed Sacred Heart Acamedy. Dane-
Ing, swimming and tennis are
among her hobbies. Jackie'a atan
ucs art w, n , uo potmaa ana
S4-M-JS.
Minnie Neuhardt, U, la daughter
of EmU Neuhardt, I7S N. Capitol
St.. and bails from South Dakota.
Minnie calls sports her hobby. She
Is r. r. 100 pounds and B-B-H.
. Ronna Hardmaa, II, ia daughter
at R. L. Hardmaa, Independence
She was born at Ontario, Ore., and
bar particular likes are bowling
and playing the plana. She has s
steady boy friend. Ronna b T,
tal business therefore was not un
expected.. Nevertheless wa never
have beea an a higher level than
.The 'President's goal of a 100-bmioo-dollar
economy .about lift
is considerably closer than when
he first made bis historic and
challenging statement (ia Janu
ary 15 . :
'No Peattctaa
Tba secretary grinned at a re
porter's Ouestioa whether tha busi
ness keattatioa wU Impair Repub
lican chances ia the November
election. "I'm aa economist, not
a politician," he said, but added:
"Business will not let dowa
enough to hurt Republican pros
pects, IH tell yoa that."
Weeks reported that:
1. Employment rose from S4
million in April ta million ia
May, a record for May and "close
to the all time record high set
last August at 16 million." The
detailed monthly report from the
commerce and labor departments
is duo Friday. But Weeks said it
win also show that unemployment
in May was about the same as
April's SJM.OOs. "despite layoffs
la auto production."
Increased Sneaeisg
J. Industry has reported plans
(or steadily increased spending on
new plant and equipment through
the July-September quarter. By
thea It win have reached a record
rate of $36,700,000,000 annually, as
against $32,100,000.00 ia the first
quarter and a scheduled rate of
$34,100,00000 in the current quar
ter. I'--
1. These developments, coupled
with Wednesday's announcement
that the personal income of Amer
icans reached a record $317,10,
008,000 annual rate in April, up
$1,000,000,000 from March, can be
accepted. Weeks said, ss evidence
of "the inherent health of the eco
nomy." 4. Recent Federal Reserve
Board operations expanding the
loadable money supply of banks
have beea "btlpfur in easing the
credit sqoeexe of which Weeks
complained a fortnight age,
though the board baa not altered
its general antMsflatiosary, tight
money policy. ,
Jury Hears
Recordings in
Vice Probe
PORTLAND 11) The Multno
mah County grand Jury, investi
gating charges of vice and corrup
tion in Portland, Thursday spent
most of the dsy Bstinlng to tape
recordings.,
The recordings were supplied by
The Oregonisa which touched off
the vice probe with a series of
copyrighted srticles charging that
Seattle underworld figures sttemt
ed to set up a vice syndicate ia
Portland.
The Oregonisa said It received
the recordings from James B.
Elklns. Portland nightclub hacker,
and Raymond F. Clark, EDtins'
employe.
The newspaper printed a num
ber of articles which it reported
were trsnscriptions of the tape.
It identified the speaker ss prin
cipals in its vice accusations.
Police Still Lack
Report on Wreck
State police bad received no re
port Thursday eight on aa ac
cident which reportedly injured
four la Oregon Wednesday.
A catt from Sea Diego triggered
phono and radio inquiries Wednes
day. Mrs. Jos Hartsfleld. San
Diego, told police she had received
can- describing . the- accident
from a relative returning to Cal
ifornia from Spokane, Wash. The
relative neglected to tea bar where
the accident occurred and bow
serious tba injuries were, aba told
police.
Morse Asks
School Fund
WASHINGTON Sen. Morse
(D Ore) Thursday introduced a
bill authoriting a billion dollars
a year in aid to education to meet
a critical situation in the na
tion's schools.
The money would go to the
states without strings, to be used
for elementary and secondary
schools. The authorization would
run indefinitely.
Morse said be feared that with
out "some prodigious new effort
by the states," they would not bo
able to keep pace with the XI per
cent incresss in achool-age popu
lation expected by 195, much leas
raise standards.
Danger Eases
As Columbia
Continues Fall
' PORTLAND III The flooding
Columbia River continued its
slow faS Thursday. Dike patrols
were maintained, but the danger
eaaed along the whole length of
the river.
Ia the headwaters and along the
lower reaches the river was re
ceding, but there was one slight
bulge moving downstream from
British Columbia into Eastern
Washington. That crest win reach
Trinidad. Wash Friday, sending
the river up six-tenths of n foot
there. .
It win not cause a rise ia the
lower Columbia, however for the
Snake River and other tributaries
are falling and the lower river
channel win bande the water. The
lower Columbia ia expected to
drop a tenth of a foot a day until
Monday, when it win begin falling
two-tenths a day.
In the tidal areas of the lower
river the Columbia River High
way oa the Oregon shore contin
ued to be blocked at high tide
times. Officials said this inter
mittent blockage between Clat
akanie and Astoria win continue
for another week because of un
usually high tides.
Seepsge from a dike at Van
couver, Wash., allowed water to
cover about half the Pearson Air
park there and pumping started
when water neared the Lewis and
Clark Highway. Engineers said
they were blocking the leaks, and
expected to keep the highway
open.
Charred Ruin
Yields Body
PORTLAND ( The charred
body of a man, believed to be
that of Ralph R. Cummings, 46,
was found Thursday in the burned
ruins of the Gilbert Brothers
Plumbing Supply Co.
The building was destroyed by
fire Msy 10.
Identification of the body was
made from papers found in a wallet.
Theatre Time
Table
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CAFROt.
"LAST HUNT": 7 .OS tmi IS M.
"GLOBVl l it.
Monra sabm dbivb rx
ABTOTS AND MODELS" with
Dnn Kirtia and J wry Lwta.
"BOTTOM Or THE BOTTLI
with Vaa JabaM and Jowph
Ctta
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"0I TATTOO": T-SS and I B
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Army to Cut 'Dead Wood'
From Reserve Personnel
Ike Receives
Bulganin Note
WASHINGTON III President
Eisenhower received a thick new
letter from Soviet Premier Nikolai
Bulganin Thursday, reportedly
making fresh proposals on dis
armament. The letter was delivered to Sec
retary of State Dulles by Ambas
sador Georgi N. Zarubin.
Zambia declined to say any
thing about the nature of the mes
sage. He recalled to reporters that
there had been a series of ex
changes between Eisenhowr and
Bulganin since they met at the
Geneva summit conference last
July.
He said he thought contents of
the new message would be made
public "very soon.
REPEAT PERFORMANCE
BALTIMORE ill Wslter S.
Keys, 73, was fined $25 Thursday
on a drunkenness charge after be
ing arrested tor what police rec
ords showed wu the 236th time
since 193.
STEWART WINS OSCAR
RENO, Nev, III Lanky James
Stewart Thursday was declared
the winner for the aeeoM time of
Reno's anaual Oscar of the horse
operss the Silver Spurs award for
his periormance la "The Man
from LarsmM.
Woodburn Drive-In
Wed.-Thnr.-FrL.SsL
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On Hour of Cartoons
WASHINGTON p The Army
announced plaaa Thursday to
streamline Its ready reserve dur
ing the It months beginning July
1 by disc harming 473,000 reservists
and transferring another 900,000
to the standby reserve.
The Army added that the action
is designed to terminate the mili
tary service liability of World War
II and Korean veterans and to
eliminate unnecessary personnel.
The screening win leave ia the
ready reserve only those who arc
fit and possess needed qualifica
tions, and who win be available
for immediate duty ia case of aa
emergency.
The ready reserve composed
of those who would be called to
active duty ia aa emergency de
clared either by the President or
Congress now has strength of
1.805.000, not including the 407,000
in the national guard.
The standby reserve, with a
present strength of 8,300, is made
up of those liable for active duty
only in event of war, or in an
emergency declared by Congress.
Most of those who will be dis
charged from the ready reserve,
the Army added, are reservists
with service prior to June 19, 1951.
Priority tor transfer to the stand
by reserve win be given those
who served in Korea any time
bteween June 20, 1950, and July
V, 1953.
Young men who have volun
teered for the ready reserve and
who have no prior service will
not be included is the weeding-out
program. And, the unMuncement
said, ready reservists now at
tached to organised units who
wish to continue their military
duty, also will be retained.
Girl in Shorts
Stops Traffic,
Scatters Coins
IONIA. Mich, ill - Two police
men, emptying parking meters
Thursday, ibifted the collect ioa
bag and coins spilled into the
street
As bystanders guffawed, police
chief Jerry Krywanski and officer
Vines Marlon chased dowa the
Mattered money. They, had ta call
a third officer to direct afaia St.
traffic while they moved parked
cars and dug nickels and pennies
out of a sewer.
How'd it happen? The red faced
pair admitted they'd gotten ab
sorbed watching a pretty girl in
shorts walk by.
One estimate is that Z7.S50.O0O
Americans play some kind of mu
sical instrument
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Sixth Annual Salem Shrine Club Golf Tourna
ment and Barbeque, Saturday and Sunday June
9th and 10th.
YOU MAY WIN A 1956 FORD!
ro bo ewerded Sunday ofternoon 4 p.m.
ALL PROCEEDS OF THE TICKET SALES ARE FOR THE BENEFIT OF CRIPPLED
CHILDREN OF THE SHRINERS HOSPITAL IN PORTLAND.
Always Plenty ol Free Parking!
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Giant Rinso Blue 49c
White Star Tuna 25c
Pineapple Juice - 19c
Fresh Tomatoes 29c
BACON ST 2. .25c
Swltt'i
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RIB and SIRLOIN , 39c
T BONE ,43c
Bacon Sqares J9'
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Slewing Hens , Y
Swill's Bacon Ends . . . lb. 15c
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