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Play Supervised at McKinley School
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T.vpiral o( activity going nn this summer it eleven Salem playgrounds,
McKinley playground supervisor helping Margaret Fishback make a
iSalem C of C
Plans River
j Day Luncheon
1 i ;
1 The Salem Chamber of Com
' nicrce will hold a "Steamboat
Hound The Bond" luncheon Mon
day nnon at the Hotel Marion, as
attention turns to Willamette i
River development and the July j
4lh Willamette River Days Fes-1
mal.
Several officials will speak on
i.mnus phases of river develop
ment and Douglas McKay, first
r lairman of the Willamette Bas
in Committer, will art as emcee
nooen iiuiieue. comoooie oi
t'e Salem Boat .Club and pub
I ntv diiectoi of the Willamette
Kivrr Days Festival, is slated to
report on recreational use of the
river here. Other reports will
come from Henry Stewart, dep
uty chairman of planning for the
Army Corps of Engineers, who
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will lam on nit: n iiMiiivur inri
Project, and from Thomas White.
Portland attorney, who will out
line navigation developments on
the river
The Monday luncheon will be
the Chamber s last of the season.
Guard Planes
Abort Flight
After Trouble
FT. LEWIS, Wash. - Two
National Guard light airplanes
hnnnrl for Ih Vnlfimfl firinff cen-;
ler were forced to turn back to
Gray Field here Thursday after
rim doping engine trouble over
the Cascade- mountains.
One of the L-17 single-engined
nauons carried Brig. Gen. Fred
crick 1, Wicgand, Beaverton, Ore.
the assistant commander of the
4M Infantry Division.
The 41st Division the Washington-Oregon
National Guard is un
dergoing summer training at
northeast Ft. Lewis.
Both planes apparently devel
oped rarbureter icing while climb
ing over the Cascades near Mt.
limner Thev turned back im
mediately and landed without inn-lent
In the same plane with Gen.
icgand were Lt Col. Joe P.
Price, Portland, division
opera-
turns officer: 1st Lt. William P
Wells. Portland, the genefal's
nirie: and the pilot, Capt. Eldon
n.-iller, Portland.
The other plane, piloted by Capt.
Itnhcrt McGandy, Chehalis, car
ried two division public informa
tion oldorrs 2nd Lt. Glenn E.
Gillespie. Portland, and Special
list 2 C. Philip Carrell. Portland
photographer. Capt. John Brown,
Ontario, Ore., also was aboard.
( iron p Opposes
Parting of Fish,
Wildlife Function
PORTLAND P - The Oregon
Game Commission was nn record
Thursday as opposed to legislation
proposed in Congress to dismem
ber the I S Fish and Wildlife
Service and set up a separate bu
reau of fisheries
The commission, by resolution,
said Congress should act to
.strengthen the service It also de
clared that national li-.li and
game matters could be adminis
tered most elfectly ttilhin tile ex
uiing coordinated agency.
DAVY DEATH ON (ATS
MIDDLESBROUGH, England f
The Hoya! SPCA reports the be
lated advent of Davy Crockett in
England has meant death to some
home cats here. II says there are
at least eight confirmed rases of
eats being kidnaped and skinned
to make synthetic coonskin caps
(or sale Police have promised to
help the FiSPCA stop it.
SURGICAL
SUPPORTS
Of All Kinds, Trusses,
Abdominal Supports,
Elastic Hosiery Expert
Fitters Private Fitting
Rooms
"Ask Your Doctor"
Capital Drug Store
4iV State Street
Corner of l iberty
li'H" fireen Stamps
1 ' 11 r : - - i
Playgrounds on Parade
11 Salem Playgrounds Open
To Youngsters for Summer
(Editor's note: Tvplral iftillty
for hundred! el Salem yotinK
Irrt Ukln pert (ukllc
playgrounds proirem Ihit sutn
mrr m 111 kc described ech week
in i specrii tfory from on of the
II playgrounds, written hy Bar.
hsra Honlfare mho has keen
Slilnmin school reporter the
past two yearsl.
By BARBARA BONIFACE
Klcven playgrounds are open
this summer for Salem young
sters in the program operated by
city government and the Salem
school district.
Thee play areas are super
vised bv trained women who
spend from
9 a.m. to noon and
from 1 to 4 pm. each week fiavr
entertaining both pre school and
school age children.
McKinley playground, located
in
South Salem on the grounds
ot McKinley grade school, is
functioning under the supervision
of Mrs. Mary Lovell. recently re-
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"-ef 'ourth grade Liberty school
teacher.
The majority of the Regular at
tendance are children of kinder
garten age. Approximately 50-flO
youngsters come consistently each
day.
Main Attraction
The main attraction for older
children of the McKinley plav
area has been the tether hall,
under the direction of fourth
grader, Jack Goggins, son of the
John J. Goggins, 3495 S. High St
In playing this game the children
divide into two's for separate con
tests in batting the big ball at-
181 lo mn "e na
F
Assisting Mrs. Lovell with the
smaller children during their
play of circle .games have been
fourth grade pupils Margaret
Dickson, daughter of Mr and
Mrs. W. R. Dickson,- 925 Cedar
Way, and Lonnie Paulus, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs .Tohn (',
Paulus. 2400 S. Cottage St
Storv Hour
Considered the most popular
time by the children is Storv
Hour, presented each morning at
10:30 On davs when the wenther
interferes with outside play, the
voungsters find recreation in a
large bungalow (the recreation
ARCHITECT NAMED
George Whittier of the Portland
architectural firm of Whittier and
Fri'sch was appointed to the State
nuaru oi ircniieci examiners
""day by Gov. Elmo Smith.
His five-year term will be effective
July I. He will succeed John K
Dukehart of Portland.
ljjseps you fresh hours longer!
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. .V ' 'A I I In
(t V . . l I I Mil
iio Vx y
Stops odor-safely checks perspiration!
CAPITAL DRUG STORE
405 STATE ST. . CORNER OF LIBERTY
WE GIVE Z-K GREEN STAMPS
AIR-CONDITIONED BY FRIGlDAiPf fOR YOUR COMFORT
thit phot shows Mm. Mary LaveU,
vara doll. (Stateamai Phato)
school building. Here records and
games are available for use.
Handwork, mat weaving and
nature study booklets are the
crafts participated in by students
during the quieted hours of rec
reation. Margaret Fishback,
granddaughter of Mrs. Lovell,
and Margaret Dickson have shown
active interest in their nature
study by completing their book
lets in a week'f time. The book
lets were started June 11 with
the opening of the playground,
with students putting into the
books samples of leaves, bugs.
eic- . ,
"cwniey play area, like the
otner cUv playgrounds, will be
,Pen dally Mondays through Fri- j
id' un,i' August 23. , I
OPEN MONDAY AND FRIDAY 1J:15 TO 9 P. M.
OTHER DAYS 9:30 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M.
You are cordially invited lo
THE
SALEM
ROSE
SOCIETY
SHOW
Friday, June 22
2 P. M. lo 9 P. M.
Saturday. June 211
10 A. M. to n:30 P. M.
AUDITORIUM-SECOND FLOOR
1 i;ik iin .'HN' liTiMl' 1
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Salem's Kids
To Show Off
Pets Today
Pet Day. when Salem youngster!
will get a chance to parade their!
best and most unusual pets, will
take place today on supervised city .
neighborhood playgrounds.
first in the lummer-time series
of special "Days" sponsored by
Salem city and schools recreational
program. Judging on Pet Day will1
ftart at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon.
Judging will be on the largest
and smallest dogs and call entered
and best dressed, most unusual,
best trained and largest family of
pets. Dog owners are requested to
keep their pets on a leash.
The program will be observed
at Bush Pasture and dinger play
grounds and at Candalaria, Engle
wood, Garfield,-Grant, Highland,
McKinley, Richmond, Washington
and West Salem schools.
Two.Men Enter
Pleas to Drunk
Driving Charge
One man pleaded innocent and
another guilty Thursday in two
drunk driving cases heard in Mar
ion County District Court.
Robert Edward Powers, 32,
Woodburn, was fined $200 after he
admitted driving while intoxicated
last May 20. He had been arrested
on the charge by state police near
Wooo'burn on Highway WE.
Melvin Leo Kertzman, 34, Hub
bard, pleaded innocent and a trial
was set for Tuesday at 10 a m. by
District Judge Edward O. Stadter
State police arrested Kertzman
Wednesday at Broadacres.
Indian Reservation
Land Up for Sale
PORTLAND I Seventy-one
tracts, ranging in site from 20 to
165 acres, have been put up for
sale in the Klamath Indian Reser
vation by the Bureau of Indian
Affairs. Bids will be ooened Julv
17 at the Klamath Indian agency.
The tracts, comprising timber.
grazing and agricultural land, are
being sold at the request of the
Indian owners.
yt
the perfect
deodorant
by
COTY
Easy-to-use "twistick"!
Non-acid and non-irritating!
Won't damage the finest fabric!
fry
54th Anniversary Sale!
Continues With Good Quality
Bargains For Fabulous Friday
The Best Place
Sale! of
Harmony
Stretch
Myloi
Now! A sole of this nationally advertised "Harmony Stretch"
nylon stocking ot a real saving. First quality throughout. A full
range of popular shades for summer. Sizes are small, medium and
large. Buy Harmony now and save!
MEN'S NYLON
STRETCH SOCKS
Regularly )l 00 pair! Plain and
Lght and dark thadfi. Fit all ne
BOYS' SPORTS
AND DRESS SHIRTS
Rec. to S29!j! Snforiztd prints and plain colon.
Dr$ ihirti with branch cuffi and many atylai in
iport thirii. Snai 4 to II. Main floor.
BOYS' KNITTED
COTTON T-SHIRTS
Irragulan of famoui brandl Whit only. Nylon ruck
bandi. Sizei I to II. loyi' ihorti to match. Elastic
waiitbandi 49c. Main floor.
MEN'S KNITTED
COTTON SHORTS
Irragulan of regular It 00 qualities. White only.
MEN'S WHITE KNITTED
COTTON T-SHIRTS . ....
Irrtgulari ef $ 1 ?5 quality. Nylon
SILVER SEAL
IRONING PAD
$3.95! Ftti any 54" ironing board. Waitrproof.
New haet rtfttrttng lurfaca lavca limt and tltc
t'icrfy. Buy it now and iavt. Downitairi.
WOMEN'S DACRON $"T99
BLOUSES
RfJar!, and .Mw nylon . .
rayon bn( in mnVt tlim tu'Hy
rOnib'e. P-o' drMly tinH tailtVtd numbr" In nvy
JinH pujtfl ihvtdei. Sit?l 3? to 35 2nd floor fh-ton.
WOMEN'S DRESSY AND $99
TAILORED BLOUSES
S'tO'! ltvei drpily nd I .
Ann pM?l l bH Nylon and
3ft 2nd floor fflih.onv
SALE OF ITALIAN
POTTERY
N a- ' A h1' p' - rp t' f
tt' m ot.tr- G'( 0p'tmnt
95 now onf haif!
COTY'S FRAGRANCE
SHAMPOO
t.n.!ad OuTity' S(tn' lfh at
a"d f Tirrtdt Comif, ma"l
TRU VUE HAND
MIRRORS
Eerj. J1 P! A rtr'
trmr hand rr,,rrrt r,f T''
to Shop . . . After All
3 Poin For
Regularly 1.65 First Quality
Sizes A-B-C
$100
2 prt.
rVRt SILK
fAIRICS
novtlfy patttrnt.
fttt.
$119
1
59
LOOPED PILE
WASHABLE
FLOOR MATS
69
TWO PIECE
BATH MAT
79'
crwnclx sty I.
NEW! WOMEN'S LACE
TRIMMED NYLON SLIPS
$A79
Onp liit i.f fminrialiorn vshift
up In $20 00 J
now priced -I only ... .
One lot of nrdle
unil pantie girdle
valufj to $R9S (or ...
One tot of girdle
and panlip mrdlri
vslur to $ .V) fr.r 'mlv
4'
lo H 1'yltM in hU' It
di'rnn, fr 3? try
(in lot of
and panlir
alur lo
f ift'! I l')ltn ppi
6 tQ-, la)r v i it fa
SALE OF VACUUM PACK
ED MIXED NUTS
75'
L irmnt, L Oatl
floor.
$159
1
r' Qafiir-na .,nl
1'y'f I'ly Phm
$2.90
PRINTED $
; Yd. I
$149
Jularly $2 501 Madt by (amout loomt of Skmnw.
Floral and Paiilay patterni in favortd lummti ihadai.
Eiptcially adapiablt lo making blouMt, coal and
luir linings,
CLEANUP SALE OF PRINT- $f 00
Eft COTTONS, 4 yds. for . .
Valmi from 5c to lt yardl fartaloi, plaidi ate. for
paiamai, aprons, cfilldrtn'i wtar a)tt. Alto aom '
novalty erganditt m tha group.
$j98 " $298
ag. 42 25 and S3 91. S iti 2'3 "d 274I
Inchn. light blut, nav7, rota, pink, light grttn,
brown, gray, biaga ate. Non-akid ruebor traatad
back. Downitairi.
SETS
$098
Regularly $3 911 Pink, green, yellow, blue etc. Largo
site mat goes with this set. Oownsteirt.
$3"
Kegularly J5 9BI Good quality 40 denier nylon slips
with shadow panels, lavishly trimmed with lace.
Sues 32 to 4. 2nd. floor lingerie.
54th Annivmary Soft of foonrfofioni.
fonouj Brandi At low Prictil
10.88
5.95
l3.95
?irdlr
Kinilrv
S12.V) now
s7.95
89'
Factory frir , vuum paikad. fi-'l o flavm
and yood tfl' . P -. alTonrii rie?Ai, h' i,
Patl and pfV",i
Store Hours
Mondays and Fridays
9:30 to 9:00
Other Week Days
9:30 to 5:30
Statesman, Salem, Ore.,
16611851 ;
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r
Not .$68.80 D.,1
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Limited Number of Sets
Shop Early! No Phone or
Mail Orders. Downstairs
Use Your Miller's
Revolving Charge Account!
Sovi On lht (asy Payment Flan
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