Cfitfy News Drneffs
Out-of-State Horses Take Lead .
At Annual Arabian Show Here
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By LII.I.IF L. M ADSEN I performance events was Saturday Arabian. Ment'.ake Terrace. Wb
Farm Editor, Tke Staiesmaa Inifht. This afternoon at 130 Purebred Arabian mam foaled,
Oregon wai crowded out of the o'clock the performance claws in 1952 or Mart: Donila. owned
picture when it cam to cham- will get underway again for the by l.ela Archer. Mows Lake, Wn ;
pionship placing in the 10th an- final event of the show Like the geldings. 3 years and older. Cav-
nual All Arabian Hnrse Show two previous events, this one will seyn. owned by G. T. Thompson,
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS TAKEN I FIIEWORKS AttEST MADE
Mrs Delia Nelson, Bndal Veil, I Ralph Gilbert Whisman, man
Ore., Mid dresser, an iron bed-, ager of Emery's Food Liner, 695
stead and an apartment-sue gas Wallace Rd , was arrested Friday
stove are missing from a houe evening on a charge of displaV
which she owns at 692 S 25th ing and offering fireworks for
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juagea saturuay ai ine uregon i nuarrw i ncarm Araoian Drooa mares, anansa.
The shows are a benefit for owned bv Pitchford Mack Sale.
I Washington captured three of Shrine Crippled Children s Hos- Eugene.
;the top places, with the other pital. and the Salem Shrine Club c,rt of Sire: Get of Rapture
Special gift ware sale Pp to 'r going to Malibu, Calif. of Al Kader Temple is cooperat- owned bv Fields
i off on crystal stem ware, imported The horse show opened at ing with the Arabian Horse ; J
china, hand made ceramics. Jary o'clock Saturday morning, with Breeders Association in staging!
Dental plates repaired while you Florist, Capitol Shopping Ctr. i breeding classes judged through- the events
wait at Painless Parker Dentist, i iadv) out the day. The first of the two While only a small group
1J5 X. Liberty, Salem. '': FI.0WEI MOVIES
Rest way to let people know you've Con Harmon. Portland, will
something to sell is to tell "em present a talk and two colored
through the Classified ads. Dial films at Tuesday's 8 p m. meet-
urdav. Mrs Nelson told officers ert said the arrest was
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j.-a. ... k. im.rmi- h huite nhrvd nn diinlav Whixnun tate rairgrounas.
and that the roof had received was cited to Municipal Court
slight damage. The house has
been vacant since May. police
said.
4 sail today.
LICENSE PLATE MISSING
Lucille Fiddler. 245 S. 21st St.,
told city police Saturday after
noon that a license plate was
either lost or stolen from her
car Tuesday while the vehicle
was parked in the 1300 block of day morning near her home.
State Street-
ing of the Salem Camellia and
Rhododendron Society in the
YMCA.
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DOC. BITE REPORTED
Miniral Kick Oil fillio T n
told city police Saturday that 'al
dog attacked and bit her Satur-
Kites Pending
For Victim of
Traffic Crash
I'nsightly facial hair removed
safely, permanently. Price's Beau
ty Salon. I'h. 3 58."9. iadv.)
MAN HOSPITALIZED
Perry Lamb. 640 Marion St . was
Alphie Pedigo Wright, who died
early Saturday morning following
an automobile crash north of
Keizer. had been a resident of
aaiem lor tne past 31 years noeri in reiterated vau
Funeral arrangements are prnd- Kerry. Ph. 3814.
in care of the Howell-Edwards i
funeral home. j
Born Aug 29. 1907. in Louisville.
Kentucky. Wright spent several
taken to Salem Memorial Hospital o(fcc,lve Ju
uihmii o i. h.iii. .-saturuay aner ne
became ill from a heart condition,
city first aidmen reported Hos
pital atlendanes said l-amb was in
fair condition.
ofiFipMTrainitifr
spectators watched the breeding Q
classes being judged Saturday, m 1 0 t
the story was different Saturday 'Jf"LrC I 110lsTl
night w hen a large crowd of spec- jllldl IYo VJUdl 11
tators filled the arena. Advance '
sales for this afternoon indicate O
another good crowd, officials ' ollUlITier Vi3
Competition was keen in most
classes, with some of the finest A full ration of field problems
horses ever seen in this area be- and Army spit and pol' h ha' al
ing shown. Elmer L. Hampton, I ready been received by Salem area
Portland, president of the Arab-' N a t i o n a 1 Guardsmen midway
iian Horse Association of Oregon, 1 through a two-week summer train
ing program at Camp Clatsop,
i near Seaside, according to a report
Washington Horses J received in Salem Saturday from
Two four-year-old mares. Do-'Battery D of the 722nd Anti-Air-nltaa
chestnut, owned bv Archer tralt Bal,allon
will Arabians of Moses Lake, Wash , Field problems that included
and Collette, a grev, owned bv R. setting up 40 mm and cal. 50 anti
He fills the office of
estimates engineer, with respon- competed for top place in female Monday, after which gunners prac
sibility for auditing contractors' 'classes, after they had showed t iced tracking National '"uard jets
rcords for worr they performed , against each other in their age, that buzzed the installations. Mon-
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Statesman, Salem, Ore., Sun., June 24, "58 (Sec. IH
with the highway department was
announced r riday by . ( . il
liams, deputy state highway en
gineer
Police Exams to Fill Three
City Patrolmen Vacancies
2toAttend
Stock Confab
State Department of Agricul
ture officials M E. Knickerbock-1
er, animal industry chief, and ,
Rov K Nelson, livestock theft 1
t
prevention supervisor, will at-1
tend the annual National Live- '
stock Brand conference Monday j
through Friday in Rapid City, I
S. D
River Days
Advertised at
Valley Rodeo
Willamette River Days wil
brought to the attention of Uwuf
ands more valley residents Satuf
day when members of the Salem
Cherry lans. the boat club, aiMi
the eight River Day pnncessoi
Knickerbocker is president .1 2 iB S""'"
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run-about.
the group and Nelson is- secre
tary. Representatives of the 20
states holding membership in the
(roup and representatives of
some Canadian provinces will at
tend the meeting.
Man v Valle v
Educators to
Attend Meet
Eleven mid-valley residents will
be delegates to the 94th annual
convention of the National Edu
cation Association in Portland,
July 16.
The City Police Department is t Qualifications for applicants in-1 The association is a teachers
now taking applications for posi-jclude ability to pass a physical . professional organization with
nnai li. Meld, leavenwortn. Wash, aircrau mounts were undertaken :
Fur storage at Lachelle's assures
your furs the quality care they
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for the highway department, as ; division. Ponita won the cham- day night
well as checking right-ol-way de- i pionship, and t oilette was named I guards were
maximum security
used at the gun
scriptions and acquisitions before , reserve champion over other first mounts against aggressor forces mnkino hiBhest orari... in th com
proceedings are begun to acquire : place winners. attempting to knock out the units, ing exams Warren said. Other
men passing the exams will be
placed on a wailing list to fill
vacancies as they occur
service examinations w ill be held i weight of at least 145 pounds with
July 12 at the City Hall increasing mimmums according to
Thre? vacancies currently exist height,
in patrolman ranks and these will ' .mor,h...lv. r.mi..n.
be filleci by the three applicants ). Warren ,ajd fjvjl servic( amj
land. Aarief, a 10 year-old. smooth xfc remainder of the week was
McCallister started work in grey -stallion captured the purple : H,.v,,ieH rhioriv t f.rim. .uain't
Are you contemplating re-styling 1921 as a draftsman in the de- m his division although th judge ra(jl0 controlled anti aircraft tar-
yoiir llirs I (insult Hen nlttner paiuiiem a unnr iiiKiiinuiifi i- uuiuniru llldt .usejll, a linre-
at. Lachelle's. 134 Ferry, lAdv.i vision. Among his many accom-1 year-old. competing against him
pnsnmenis. aici aiusier, woikuik in ine iinais. was also ine stun
years in Montrose, Colo , prior to Court Apts. 'Court 4 Cottage1 oiler with other engineers, devised the from which champions are made.
moving to haiem in ISO lie at
tended Salem ITrgh School for a
short time.
Wright had bten an employe of
Cgily's Dairy for the last five
years.
Survivors include a daughter.
Sharon. 15. and a son, Allen, 12,
holh of Salem; a sister, Mrs.
Ruby Hellet, Medford; a brother1?
Kay. Longview, Wash ; his step-i
mother. Mrs. Kmily Brown, Sa- '
Ira, two step-sisters, Virginia Lee !
Brown, Salem, and Mrs. Vesta
Knight.' SevierviMe. Tcnn . and a
slep -brother, Ralph Weaver, Se
attle. Wright's death was the 11th '
traffic- fatality in Marion ("nun
ty, the 14th in the Marion Polk ,
County area.
The one-car accident occurred
shortly before midnight at the in
tersection of Wheatland Road and
the Clear Lake Road, one mile
north of Keizer. Wright died en
route to a Salem hospital by Wil
lamette Ambulance Service.
down town quiet apts ,
to $ 6. Ph. 3 7440.
WOMAN FALLS
Mrs Kdilh Hyde. 7S0 Rosemount
St., was examined at Salem Gener
al Hospital and released after she
fell from a cherry tree on the Hogg
Ranch four miles west of Salem on
the Dallas highway, about 9:40
lam Saturday, Willamette Aniou-
dancc Service attendants reported.
NOTICE
For a roof that never needs re
placing or for Revolutionary new
asphalt- shingles see Mathis Bros.
2061 Stale. Ph. 4-R831.
Automatic water heaters at lower
cost. Judson's 279 N. Com'l.
from $42 50 department's time saving system Aarief is owned by Lasma Arab
adv.) of processing resident engineers ian of Notlake, Terrace, Wash,
field notes. Several other states and the reserve champinti by Ed
have since shown interest in tne no C. Williamson, Malibu.
method because ot the snoruge Vallrv Horses
of engineers
Heart Attack
Claims Life
Of Salem Man
Births
While a number of mid-Willamette
horses were on display,
and will perform again this after
noon, they did not place first in
the breeding classes, shown Sat
urday. List of first place winners in
clude: Purebred Arabian foals: L'n
nameri, owned by Sue A. Young,
Oscar I. Donaldson Sr.. former ' I,,alen in iao, Ann-
foreman of the spinning depart- uwnenoy narry unnen, spo
ment of the Thomas Kay Woolen ! kne' (Schandomingo, owned by
vi.lt, hr. Hierl t Salem hnsni- i Darlene Weisz, Gervais, was third
lal Saturday. He was 70.
Donaldson, who retired
TODAY'S LUCKY
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404,111
571,407
530,619
410,389
If you have a Master Money
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before 9 P. N. tonight at
Center and Commercial.
Effective now VOIR chances
of winning Master Money are
INCRKASED: Starting now
and for the balance of June,
the three daily awards, if not
claimed nn one day . . . will
he carried over separately
thev will not (pyramid). To
illustrate: if all three awards
are not claimed on a given
dav . . the following day's
awards will consist of two
awards of $25 . . . two of $15
and two of $10. In other
words, instead of three win
ners . . . we'd have six win
ners Thus, each unclaimed
award from one day becomes
an added opportunity for you
to win a prire the following
davl
Free Master Money Bill given
a' all locations.
Winnors Must Claim
Award At Confer And
Commercial By 9 P. M.
$25
GEORGE SEYMOUR
1102 Park Ave.
$15
NEIL P. WITTING
2340 $ High
Free Weather-Checker
Thermometers
With Gas Purchases
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BOATWR1GHT To Mr and Mrs
Marion Boatwright, 845 Kairview
St., a daughter, Friday. June 22,
at Salem Memorial Hospital.
WILLIAMS - To Mr and Mrs
years ago, sutlereo a neari aiiacn
at his home about 1:45 a. m. Satur
day and was taken to the hospital.
He had had a heart ailment for
several years. ,
Born in Sweden May 5, 1886,
Donaldson moved to Dallas, Ore ,
with his parents when he was
about three years old He came to
Salem in 1905 and married the for
mer Klla Comstock here in 1907.
He was a member of the Indus-
in this class). Fillies. Jemima.
four owned bv R. B. Fields, Leaven-
wortn, nasn. lyun cross, and r .
Epping. both of Salem, placed
third and fourth in this class).
Purebred colts and fillies foal
ed in 1954: Colts, Abuleh, owned
by Archer Arabians, Moses Lake,
Wash. (Farak, owned by Rudy
Sherwood. Salem, was third).
Fillies. I.aunne, owned by Fields.
Colts foaled in 1954: Nuseyn,
owned by Edna C Williamson,
Malibu. Calif : fillies. Clarissa.
gets. There was no report of how
many were downed.
Maj. Gen. Ennis, deputy 6th
Army commander, inspecta the
camp Friday, and the battalion's
battery D was chosen honor guard
for its high performance during the
week.
Gov. Elmo Smith will inspect
the camp Wednesday ard witness
various demonstrations by the
units.
nations will cover keenness of ob
servation, ability to follow direc
tions, reading comprehe- in. sim
ple arithmetic, aptitude for police
work and similiar subjects. Points Forgard.
ors are expected to attend this
year's convention. Of this num
ber, about 5,000 will be official
delegates representing state and
local associations.
-Five Salem residents will be
present: Joseph P. Formick,
Richard Hodges, Eleonor Rob
erts, James Watson and George
Eight cruisers and a
decorated with bunting and nauti
cal flags, participated ia IM
event, with a princes on each
cruiser
The boats left Salem by trailer
about a. m. and returned via
Willamina and Dalla at 2 30
p m , then separated to vartoua
parts of the city to sell ticket
fur .the July 4th festival.
About 7:30 a. m. today the boat
again will leave Salens for a dowa
river cruise to Portland. Ea
route they will be greeted by New
berg's Mayor George Lehmaa and
the royal court of the Newberf
Berrians. Moving on the fleet will
find another reception party wail
ing at Oregon City's Riverside
Yacht Club.
Bob Hullette, Willamette River
Days publicity chairman, also r
ported that the eight princessea
will make aa appearance on Port
land's TV station KLOR Thura
day.
Warren wanted it emphasised wj, gjven for mi,UarJf Mnk.e
Ailment Kills
Gervais Baby
SUtr-iman Nrwi Srrvlr
GERVAIS Gerald Wallace
l.amphear. seven-month-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lam
phear, died here Saturday morn
ing. Death was attributed1 to a res
piratory infection.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamphear moved
to Gervais about three weeks ago
from Canvonville, Ore. Gerald
was born in Canvonville Nov. 25,
1955.
Survivors in addition to the par-
owned bv F'lelds (Rolita. owned ents. include a brother, George;
by Carol Garrison, Salem placed a sister, Deana: and grandpar
i third i. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Lam
Other Winners i phear, Gervais, and Mrs. Cora
PACK-To Mr. and Mrs. Orval .n, s , lwo sons. George E. 1 Half-bred Arabians, model Dane' Ontario, Calif.
Pack, Roseburg, a daughter, Sa'-1 rinnaldson and CJscar I.. Donaldson mare and geldings, 3 years and; Graveside services will be
urdav. June 23, at Salem General i ir bo.i, 0 Salem: two daughters. : older: Pontif's Shawm, owned by held at 2 p.m. at Belle Passi cem-
Hospital. I Mrs, John L. Hall. Eugene, and William Winthers, Tigard. Pure- etery, under the direction of the
pi ppv b Tn Mr and Mrs Mrs. Douglas Gordenier. Medford; I bred Arabian stallions, 4 years ' Ringo-Cornell funeral home, the
Farl F Pepper 1040 N. 16th St . oroiner, iiukc umiaiuun, oaicni, i-nn juu Lrauqro'.
a daughter. Saturday, June 23, at,"" ' "
Salem General Hospital.
HAMPTON To Mr. and
Herbert Hampton. Gates, a
Saturday. June 23, at Salem Gen
eral Hospital.
MrDAMF.I. - To Mr. and Mrs
W. R McDaniel. Independence, a
d.mghter. Saturday. June 23, at
Salem General Hospital.
CLEMMONS To Mr. and Mrs.
L. D. Clemmons, 22il Hazel Ave ,
a son, Saturday, June 23, at Salem
General Hospital.
that for the first time in a number
of years applicants need not be
resident of Salem. Voters decided
at the lasrelection to permit, non
residents to apply.
Time U Move
After being accepted In the de
partment, patrolmen will have a
reasonable length of time in wnicn
to move inside the city. Exact)
length of time has not yet been
decided.
Patrolmen get $325 a month to
start, with an increase to 335 m .
six months. Maximum salary is1
J355. !
Robert M. Williams. 1075 Hoffman , trial Superv isors Uun. woodmen
Rd., a daughter. Saturday. June . of the World and St. Marks Luth-
23, at Salem Memorial Hospital, cran cnurcn
, I Survivors
include his widow.
Polk Countv delesitea will h
Application lorms can oe oo-, Ralph Farrow. Independence;
tained from civil service rommis- Melvin Peterson, Dallas; and
sion secretary Alfred Mundt at the ! Margaret Perry, Monmouth. Yam
city recorder's office on the second hill County will be represented
floor at City Hall Warren said j by Mrs. Gladys Bennett and Mrs.
applications must be filed by 5 Antonia Crater, New-berg; and
p.m. July S. I Glennie Mae Early of Sheridan.
Mrs. Harrison
Dies of Stroke
Mrs. Pauline Harrison, 73. 733
Sunset Ave , died Saturday morn
ing at a local hospital where she
was taken Friday after suffering
a stroke.
Mrs. Harrison was a Salem
residence since 1910, coming here
from Katisas with her husband,
Homer Harrison, to whom she
was married April 12. 1905. She
was born July 24, 1882, . at Cloud
County, Kan., and was a membet
of Knight Memorial Congregation
al Church.
In addition to her widower, she
is survived by one daughter, Mrs.
Mabel Harrison White, Salem;
one son, Capt. Virgil L. Harrison,
Air Force,' New York; and four
grandchildren.
Services will be announced by
Clough-Barrick Funeral Home,
Flowers Say
What Words Cannot . . .
Because You Want
Announcement of funeral serv
ices will be made later by the
Mrs dough-Barrack funeral home,
son.
Sweetland Mann's
Campaign Chief
State Senator Monroe Sweet
land. Democratic candidate for
secretary of state, has announced
the appointment of Keith Burns of
Portland as manager of his cam
paign. Burns is a past president of
the Young Democratic Clubs of
Oregon and the Young Democratic
Club of Multnomah County.
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