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Newspaper Page TextMSec. I) Statesm'an,vSa1em, Ore., Sat., July 21, '56 Valley News Statesman Nwi Strvkw It Won't Be So Nice to Come Home To Dayton Gty Water Supply Termed Good News Sarrtce DAYTON Dayton water users re assured of having plenty of water this aummer even it there la long heat wave. City .officials report that the water supply held up very well during the recent hot days and Is expected to do w the rest ot the aummer. . In addition to regular water use, reveral tanker trucks ot water are t ied daily by constitution crews vorking on the by-pass highway r -id three strawberry fields at the tiw ot the city limits are irri gated with city water. , Dayton gets its water supply from two reservoirs in Red Hill north of the community, and from a well, operated by an electric pump, within the city limits. City workers recently cleaned the reservoirs and main water lines. This work will help keep an even flow of water into all the principal distributioa lines. - Siren Alerts Four Corners luwwi Newt Service , FOUR CORNERS Resident here wert alerted at 7:01 a. m. on Friday with the first air-raid warning in connection with the na tion-wide test designated as Oper ation Aien. The signal for air raid warning is series ot short blasts from the fire siren, lasting three min utes. Mrs Chief Ted Miller said 17 firemen responded for duty within six minutes of the first alarm. Albany Host For Printers' Parley Today w ' a.-' : f. -f1 . ,V f . ' rrl :. ;.- V" ' (if " Polk County IIEC Clubs Meet Today Btalaeaaaa News Seretr BRUSH COIXEGE-The Home Economics Club of Brush College Grange will be host chib for the Polk County Home Economics Club visitation program. A pic nic dinner will be served at li.X p.m. la the grove. . Granges Included are BueQ, Ft. Hill, Monmouth,. Rickreall . and Oak Grove. At a special .meeting Thursday night, the Home Economics Club esmpleted plans - for the Polk County Fair booth.' . Appointed to work on the Com munity Service' report were Mrs. Phillip Peterson, Mrs. John Boni ng, Mrs. H. D. Burnt and Mrs. Robert Pattison. Men wiU work ca the new kit chen again Saturday. a Ntwt Service ALBANY About 90 printers will be in Albany Saturday and Sunday lor the summer meeting of the Oregon Typographical Conference. Fourteen Chapters of the In, ternational Typographical Union will be represented. Albany Lo cal 851 Is host It is one ot three state confer ences held during the year by the group. . An ITU photo composition au thority Irom Indianapolis, Harvey Benson, will discuss photogrsphic processes of printing. There will be a dinner Satur- dsy night. W. C. Gibbons, pro duction manager of the Oregon Journal, will discuss printing processes that are in the experi mental stage. DALLAS. OrcVslaateer firemea battle the pre-dawa blase that destroyed Fred WUhlte residence. 4M Orchard Ave., while family was aa varallta trip U Kansas. Caase of the Thursday fire was Bat de lermlaed. Firemea saved shell of the boose bat it was considered a total lass by the awaer, Mrs. L. C. Fisher. ladkaUoaa were that Are started la kitebea. Dallas firemea said. Date Chosen For Jefferson Flower Show eutcsaua Ntm Service Jefferson to Dedicate New Church Sunday Statesman New Service JEFFERSON The Jefferson Evangelical United Brethren Church is planning dedication services In the new church build ing here Sunday at 3 p.m. The Rev. Ira D. Warner. Paci fic area bishop, will deliver the dedication message. . Also featured in the sen Ice will be the Rev. T. R. Buzzard, the Rev. E. A. Fogg, and the Rev. P. L. Vermillion, superintendents of the South. North and East dis tricts respectfully, ot the Pacific Northwest Conference of the EUB church: and the Rev. Floyd R. I Sartwcll, conference director ofi Dayton Ro'dco Due Sunday Stair Maui Newi Service DAYTON Assaal Daytaa BuckarM will be held at the Backarts greuadt la Daytaa Suaday afternoon-wlts a drill by the Salem 8addleClih as oae at the top erewd pleasers oa the eae-day kill. Other eveata larlede a wild horse rare, wild etw mllkiag, calf raplsg aad calf rattlag rea seats. The wild aerie race la expected ta he aaatker top feature. Hilda Spence, Hubbard, Dies William Wood Passes at 77 Stateeraaa Newi Service WOODBURN William Frank lin Wood, Brooks route 1, died at a Woodburn nursing home Thurs day. He lived in the community for 15 years. Wood was born March 17, 1879 at Seldon, Neb. Surviving are five sons, Frank W., Aumsvilre; George A. and Claude A. Wood, Salem: Norton E., Brooks and Dwight B. Wood, Fossil: -two daughters, Dollie L. Baughman, Brooks, and Grace Bolton, Salem: a brother, Charlie W. Wood, Baird, Neb., and a sis ter. Angle Dugger, Bassett, Neb.; 18 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Services will be at 10 a.m. Monday at the Ringo - Cornwell Chapel, Woodhurn, with the Rev. Krnest TremDiay oi me urrvais SUNDAY'S BROADCASTS (KSHar'a aett Tfa Stataaaua aakltabM la gS faith ska pratraaee a uaiM as pearMed ay raaue aad TV etaMeaa. kat aeeaaee eftuaae Ika pregraM ara ekaased wlikaal aatlflcattaa Ifela aewapaeer eaanat ka raaaaaalal fat tka accaracy Strata.) SUNDAY'S TELEVISION HIGHLIGHTS KPTV SUNDAY'I HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL nil - U.ne aaaa Frontiers of Faith An advertising executive and churchman discuss "Christian Stewardship of Money." S:M a.asAlcoa Hour "Sister,' starring Gladys Cooper. Cathleea Nesbitt and Vincent Price. A companion to an eccentric spinster be gins to suspect she is to serve a sinister purpose when she discovert that her employer a twin sister had died. le.-ta a.aa. National Bowling Champions-George Young ot De li nit vs. Ed Kawolics of Chics to. M:M p.m. Stmday Star Time "American Empire," starring Pres ton Foste. and Richard Dix. KOIN-TV SUNDAY'S HIGHLIGHTS f CHANNEL I): . :M p.m. Armchair Theatre-'Tireball" starring Mickey Rooney, Pat O Brien, and Beverly Tyler. , 4:3 a.m. Te eohone Time "Grandpa Changes the World," Tnom- as Mitchell start In the role of aged colonial-era lawyer Andrew Ham ilton, whi defended Peter Zenger in the historical libel case and estab lished in America the tradition of a free press. 1:M a.m. G E. Theatre Kathrvn Grayson and John Erirson co- star in a tender and moving love atory in "Shadow on the Heart." I:M b.m. Alfred Hitchcock Presents John Qualen In A Bullet for Baldwin" a week employee is dismissed abruptly after W years of service. le.-M a.m. Firsl Run Theatre 'The Bushwackers" with John Ireland, Wayne Morris; Lawrence Tierney, and Lon Chancy. A Con federate veteran is provoked by raiders trying to steal Missouri land. KLOR-TV SCNpAY'S HIGHLIGHTS (CHANNEL II): I:N a.m. The Chrlstoohers "Washineton's Inner Life During the Revolution" starring Rsy Rolger, Harry Von Zell and Jerry Colonna. l:e p.m. Imperial Theatre "Desert Legion" starring Alberto Farnese. Viviane Romance and Irene Gaiter. The atory of a young man accused of murder whose only escape is to join Foreign Legion. :M a.m. Famous Film Festival "Odd Man Out ' starring James Mason. The story of the struggle of a leader of the Irish underground army to elude the police. :M b.m. ( oronet Theatre "Lost Moment, starring Robert Cum- mings, Susan Hayward and Agnes Moorhead. SUNDAY'S. TELEVISION DAILY CROSSWORD ACTUM t A device to ,- cut things into ttr-y eubst s). Contains 11. fragrance It. Slmpletoa - 13. Sanskrit schools (India) 14. Hayfevar victims do this 15. God of the sky IBabyL) IS. Tsbl IT. Stitch 18. Early people of New Zealand SI. Having gablts 33. Home of a bet ST. Mature . . person 38. A half note (mus.) 3. Tolerable 30. Knife hilt 31. Persona - holding property . In trust - (Law) 39. Luson native 38. Tree , 39. Uncooked 40. A chopped pickle aauce 42. Discharge ' 43. Embrace 44. By oneself IS. Injures 48. Bad. In the highest degree . . DOWN 1. Facte 8. Metal 3. Discoverer of America .Type S. Bun god .Chief vernacular i of northern India . T. Poem 8. Falsehoods . Sleep lightly 10. Seethe 14. A variety of chalcedony. 11 Bard IB. Apportion 30. Change position 31. rati 33. Fuse 34. Inside 35. Girl's nick. asms . J. Two ena . 38. Reduce to pulp 30. Be still! 33. 0 rates 33. MeriU 34. A con. fectioa 33. Chief . mrWi i i 1,1 titrar'a aaaaae 36. A tissue . (Anal) 37. Like a winf 41. Doctrine 43. Girl's nickname 44. Exclama '' tion , i II X II WU 7 I 14 3 7r?V ir nfi- is Jl W TT 2 1 1 I W I I I Ml KPTV. IHF V. KOIN-TV. VHT I; KLO. 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Mr,SPfnc ',m. ,0.?I'80'! bert W. Dow. The Jefferson , 'rom.. Noth. .?k.oU.ln no Grange Fair Planned at t North Howell NORTH HOWELL Women of fie North Howell Home Economic Club met at the Grange Hall Tues , My evening. Arrangements were made for the annual Grange Fair 13 be held la early October, lemmlttees appointed w er e Country store. Amy. Beer, Mrs. Clarence Espe, Mrs. Lewis Saw .' ft and Florence Oddie; flowers, , Irs. Thomas Bump and Mrs. Wio s.on' Petty; canoed goods and firm produce, Mr. and Mrs. Per cy Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holten, Mr. and Mrs. Lindy Lang . wen.- and, Mr. and Mrs.. Ernest Redding. Fancy Work, Mrs. Andrew Hall, .'Irs. Albert Roth. Mrs. Clide Smel- and Mrs Rov Dunn: Wchen Hart BlrnMi Mr- d Mrf; Ken "mmittee, Mrs. Lea Peterson and nftn Zemlirka 'rs. John Reals; young people's ! p,nt sale Mrs. Lee Wells wth, Jean Dunn. Alinda Weste-:Mr. Orvllle Hall, Keithel Smith laru, nonaiu, Mary ana ia thina. An anniversary card was signed by ali members present and pre sented to Mrs. Evan Beals who recently celebrated her 35th wed ding anniversary. Adelaide McGuire of California, house guest of the Evan Beals, wsi a visitor. per sponsored by the Jefferson Friendly Garden Club will be held Friday, Aug. 10. The show will be open to the public from z to p.m. at the city hall. Committees named by the pres ident, Alfred Powell, are as follows: Getting hall ready Alfred Powell, Roland Wall, Patty Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wvnd. Arranging tables and outdoor 1 morning service ai u ocioca. me lights for ice cream supper Ro- Rev. Buzzard wiU speak. church choir, directed by Mrs. Dow, will sing. Mrs. Kester will be organist and Mrs. Robert Sherwood, pian ist i Bishop Warner anJ the Rev. Mr. Buzzard will assist in the land Wall, Virginia Mason, Edith Wall. Arrangement and classification of flower show entries Mrs. Charles Hart, Mrs. Guy Rolsnd, Mrs. Dora Schrrmacher, Mrs. Claude Overhoker. Ribbons and securing judges Mrs. Helen Caywood. Mrs. Gil bert Looney. Clesnup Nora Gibbons, Mrs. Alma Struckmeier, Charles Hart, Orrilkj Hall, Paul Smith. Serving Patty Barnes, Mrs. Ura i Hageman, Anna Klampe, Mrs. Joe McKee, Mrs. George Mills, Mrs. Alma Struckmeier, Edith Libbvr Mrs. Maud Wise, Mrs. Nettie Hswk, Mrs. Hal Wynfl, Mrs. Rex Cobb. Virginia Mason, Dora Schermacher, Mrs. Harriet DeLan;h, Mr. and Mrs. Roland Wall, Nora Gibbons, Mrs. Bishop Warner will show slides of EUB mission work in Alrica Sunday -at 8 p.m. had lived at Hubbard for the oast 10 yean. She belonged to the Hubbard Gospel Church. Born Jan. 9, 1903, at Joice, Iowa, the deceased is survived by her husbsnd, John Spence, Hub bard, and five sons, James of Portland, Dean, John, David and Richard Spence, all of Hubbard: brothers, Telford Anderson, in North Dskota, and Ernest Ander son, Portland. Services are scheduled at 2 Burial will be in Pioneer Ceme tery near Brooks. Newcomers At 4 Corners . Statraaaaa News' Servtes FOUR CORNERS New yesU dents in Four Corners Include Mr. and Mrs. Louis Scharback aad daughters Mary Lou and Peggy. They are located in the Shrake duplex at 23.1 Mabel Ave. They KPTV! Horse Opara IHorsc Opera IHorie Opara Hore Opera COIN' Armchair The. lArmchair The. lArmchalr The. lArmchalr The. KLOR Imperial Thaat. Hmperlal Theat ilmperlal Theat. ilmperial Theat KPTV! Roy Rosen IRoy Rostra Hals In Rina IHats In Rln( . KOINI Armchair The. lArmchalr The. Teltph'ne Time iTeleph'ne Time KLOR! Imperial Thaat. Imperial Theat. Pioneer Theat. IPIoneer Theat. KPTVlMret the Praia iMeet the Praia IPeripeeUva IPtrfpactlva ( KOINIVou Ara Thare (YouAreThera (LaMia ILasale KLOR' Pioneer Theat. Pioneer Theat Oral Robarlt Oral Roberta (' KPTV Toppar ITopper IFrontler IFrontler KOINIprivate See'y. IPrlvate Sec'y. IWhat's My Line (What's Mv Una KLORIU Aiked for It IU Aiked For It iFamoua Films IFamouaFllma KPTVlsteve Allan IBteva Allan IStava A Ilea ISteve Allan KOIN M iulllraa Ed Sulliraa M lulllran M Sullivan KLORlFamoua Films IFamom Films IFamoua Films IFamouaFllma Gathering Honors Mrs. Lillie Gwynn lutaaaaas Nawa Servka INDEPENDENCE Mrs, Lillie Gwynn waa honored at a family gathering at the Allen Purvine home. All five of her daughters were present and all of their families except two grandchildren. Christian Group to Hold Stayton Picnic Safeway Buys Albany Store ALBANY Sale ot Kampfer's Supermarket to Safeway Stores, rumored here earlier this week, wss confirmed Friday. Safeway will assume proprie torship of the store on August 1. Irwin Kampfer has -operated the store since 1A49. It is located on Highway E, southeast of downtown Albsny where Safe wav's other store here is located. Ssfewsy wss reported to be leasing the building for 30 years and taking oyer the grocery stock. Former Central School Principal Takes New Post V-v llateamaa Nawa Servka Btateaaaaa Nawa Sarrlre STAYTON The Chriatian Bust ness Men's Association will be host at a picnic to be held at the Frank Forette home in Stayton Tuesday evening at s JO. This will be a family affair and m invnation is rxienaea io ail her twn voar. acn in nnri Interested In promoting Christian Stanford Universitv where he is fellowship In the community. Mark receiving his Doctor's Degree Hatfield of Salem will speak. I this summer INDEPENDENCE Wayne Jor dan, former Centre! High School principal, will heroine assistant school superintendent at Antioch, Calif near San Francisco, this tall. , Jordan left Central High School Vnlley Uriefs Statetaua Naai lervlra Staytaa The Stsyton Radio and TV store will observe iU opening dsy in its new location on First Street Saturday. Own ers are Vernon Choste and Luth er Gueita, who recently went In to partnership. Hopewell Group Gathers to Honor Washington Man Stalesaaaa News Service HOPEWELL John Magness of Washington, D.C., was honored at a family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Rogers Sun day. He is spending some time this summer at Oregon State Col lege In Corvallis. Present were Mr. and Mrs. William Baker of Corvallis, Mr. and Mrs. Ned Underbid of Dufur, sir. ana Mrs. Jack Lrook and ti-iiiamin. Vr. n-.. nB.. children and Stanlsy Fuqua of fj.i i, xjonnii.lii Hii I Portland, Mn. Annette Imlah of, visiting her aon, Kearney, and Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Howard his family, j Magness and two daughters of i I Newburg. Miss Ruth Baker of Se-1 Fairfield Members of Fair-! attic. Wash , Berths MaRness of ''.'M Grange will hold a no-host Hubbard. Mr. and Mrs. John fVP"-",1' l 1 P m Sunday. July 28, qua. Miss Virginia Maeness and .""ipws, Mr. and Mrs. Adalbert Smith and Cecil. The Youth Fellowship of the Hopewell EUB Church held a pan cake and sausage feed and car wash at the Hopewell Store, Fri day evening to raise funds to send delegates to Summer Camp at Jennings Lodge July 30 to August 5. an a . .. UUUirA Bl I'll"" S -av. J1 p.m. Tuesday at Rineo-Cornwell ! u ci- u- i. -m . wun jfiicrmrn jn jeue- Passi Cemetery. ployed by Portland General Elec tric. The Paul Marsh family who formerly resided at this address have purchased a new home on East Madrona Avenue in South Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Saftlrh are the new owners of the Donald Gerbach property at S95 S. Elma Ave. They moved here from Sa lem. Both are employed at Fair view Home, he as a groundsman and Mrs. Saftich as office clerk. The Gerbach family moved to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Ballard and children Karen. Michael and Jef (cry have taken the Grim cottage at 4240 Durbin Ave. The Ballards moved here from Mankato, Minn. .Jefferson A itrsk barbecue for members of the Jefferson! Lions Club and Auxiliary will be held at 3 p.m. Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Monte Weddle. Stayton The Stayton fire de partment was called out about S p.m. Wednesday to put out a tv,- vmi.iii r.i rn,n -i grass fire around the barn and Gideons met Tuesday evening ath.ou'' on, ,hP'Ul DoirT PUfe .i- k . i ii. ..J .. m n iat Kingston. There was no dam- lire mime vi mnj mi a. 11. v. , k..il.i: m 1 rearse. Mrs. Fd Loop moved to Dayton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Edwards and family of Toledo, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Freshour and N. 0, Pearse assisted her. age to buildings 3.10 gallons of water was used to fight the tire. 'I'H- SERVICE STATIONS. INC. ACRES OF NEW FORDS For thst No. 2 Car 1951 Plymouth Suburban. Radio Heater NICE! AUTO ACRES - S6S0 Fr.rt.and Road Virgil Fade ham Houser K Smith . -Phi ne 40335 aastsaaaaasaii i in Masasaassssaassaasiaaaaaaaaaasa K . . M M I i in i i ia 1 1 llil ft fr Two Woy$ To Safeguard Your Health Turn to your doctor in time of illness. Then, to get the full benefit of hit knowledge and skill, turn to us to fill hit prescription accu rately and with the greatest of speed, uiing only the finest, freshest drugs. CAPITAL DRUG STORE l Locations to Better Serve Yoa Main Store: 405 Mate, Corner at Liberty Prescrlplloa Shop: I7 Cbemeketa, Griffin Bldg. WE GIVE Z'K GRFF.N STAMPS -OUR STORE IS AIR-CONDITIONED BY FRIGIDA1RE SHOP HERE COMFORTABLY KPTVlAlroa Hoflr Alcoa Hour I Alcoa Hour I Alcoa Hour KOINIo E Thaatar G B Thaatav Alt Itckeack lAlf Hitchcockl BXOR!Tad Mack'a Hr. ITed Mark'a Hr. ITad Mark's Hr. ITd Mack'a Hr. KPTV KOIN KLOR KPTV KOIN KLOR KPTVI KLOR I Man vi. Crime IMan va. Crime IMontaCrialo IMortaCrlata M 000 Ch ll nsa S44 000 Cti'U'nca (City Detective ICItr DatecUra I Coronet Thaat Comnel Theat Coronal Theat. Comnet Triaat. Bowline IBowlInf ISunday Star ISunday Star r . if,,.hMj tr.v Muitun Hat Oua Thaat llat Bua Thaat Coronet Thaat. ICoronet Thaat. IHal. Tawn Hall IKal. Town Hall Sunday Star ISunday Star ISunday Stir ISunday Star I Sal. Town Hall 'Wei. Town Hall IBal. Tow Han lltel. Town Hall SUNDAY'S RADIO Reich Underground Tells Foreign Troops to Leave By GEORGE BOCLTWOOD BONN. Germany i A mys terious German underground out fit wrote V. S. ambassador James B. Conant in Nazi-like terms Thursday that it is ready to fight to drive foreign troops from "our holy toil." German officials also were threatened. "We will deal mercilessly with our traitors," the letter said. It called Chancellor Konrad Adenauer's pro-Western govern ment a willing lackey and spine less dog. . , obedient . to Jewish money and foreign lords." "We can no longer stand by In active, abused by dirt," said the group, which calls itself "the fight ing association for an independ ent Germany." , , , "We have suf ficient strength, position of power and means of power to carry this fight through to a victorious end. . . . Only an independent and strong Germany can protect world civilization against the certain penetration of Bolshevism." The ominously worded letter, part ot a go-home campaign pre viously aimed at high American military 'officers in Germany, sought to solicit Conant 's aid. say ing: :"ln the spreading of our thought, you must and can help us." It was printed In German. Disclosed by the V. S. embassy. the letter becomes part of the. file of American Intelligence and Ger man FBI agents seeking to rua down the underground group. No "fighting association for an independent Germany" is known to the interior ministry, which la charged with protecting the Bonn Republic against subversive movements. It is not clear whether the or ganization is a group ot cranks or a well-organized political move ment. Initial German speculation was that Communists not averse ta using other colors to stir up tur moilwere behind the campaign. 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A government spokesman an nounced afterward that West Ger many would oppose any move by NATO to reduce conventional arms and military manpower. Fear Arms Cuts This news conference statement by press chief Felix von Eckardt reflected the government's alarm over reports that the United States and Britain were planning to re duce their conventional arms and bring home some, of their divisions from Germany, The German ambassadors in Washington and London, Heint Krekeler and Hans von Herwarth, have been recalled to Bonn to re port to Adenauer on the American and British plans. Bonn's objections to arms cuts will be given to the NATO perma nent council in Paris next Wednes day, Von Eckardt said. He de clared Adenauer believed such reductions would increase the dan ger that any conflict around tha world would explode into atomic war. M.M Valunleers Adenauer considers that the most effective step toward world security would be controlled re duction of atomic weapons, and only after this lessens internation al tension could land forces and conventional weapons safely be cut. There has been speculation that NATO might recommend a slash in the planned size of West Ger many's forces. But Von Eckardt said the Bonn government will tell NATO it stands firm on the target of 500.000 men by the end of IM9. The defense ministry intends to have 90.000 volunteers in uniform by the end of this year and begin registering youths for the draft In October. Cross Warns Negro Family MEMPHIS. Tenn. tv-A Moot wooden cross was burned Thurs day night In front of the home of a Negro family that recently moved into a predominantly white neighborhood. The blazing cross brought police and firemen to the home of Mai vin Burns, S3, who bought tha house May 26 from a white resi dent. Burns said he had received no threats since moving in but "the white people in the neighborhood have resented my living here." Burns was the second Negro to buy a house in the neighborhood. Andrew Tucker, who bought his house eight months ago. said neither he. his wife nor his two children, had aver received any tbtuU.