MSec. 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
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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.
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Meet Today
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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
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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.
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. :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.
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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.
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JEFFERSON The annual M'OODBURN Hilda Soence.
flower show and ice cream sup-' conference. M- di' he"" h0.. Hubbard ; prMbvterian Church officiating.
Also assisting will be the former "u,e ry imiuwing a pro
pastor, the Rev. Eugene Kester. :lo"fca 111 nfM
and present pastor, the Rev. Dek-I. Mr,SPfnc ',m. ,0.?I'80'!
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Grange Fair
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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
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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
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Gathering Honors
Mrs. Lillie Gwynn
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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.
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School Principal
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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
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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.
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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.
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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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Conscription
Law Okelied
In Germany
By GEORGE BOULTWOOD
BONN. Germany uB West
Germany Friday gave final appro
val to a disputed conscription law
and announced It would resist any
move to reduce western troop
strength.
The Bundesrat (tipper house)
voted 21-17 for a draft law making
12 million West Germans between
IS and 45 liable for compulsory
military service.
. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
thus triumphed over bitter opposi
tion in another step to the pro
claimed target of a" MO.000 strong
German force for the North At
lantic Alliance NATO.
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.