jj Statesman, Salem, Ore., Saturday, Aug. 4, 195t
Tomorrows Sunday
.
A'ltfi of Special Church Activ'uiet in Salem and th Valley
. Witnesses
The) list Tr-awy visitor to
-Siltm Thursday, includod the
'.V -
; -, ; k
i .... ..lsj
, .tt Rkh Slomon (contor) from Surinam, Dutch Guiana. She i. flanked by Mr. and Mr.
i Robert H. Lank, mitaionoriea recently returned from Bolivia, background how convention
rg facing atato fairground grandstand. (Statotman Photo.) (Story on Page 1.)
Church Council Lays Plans
w For Fall, Winter Program
Members of the executive com
'mitte of the Salem Council of
Churches made plan this week
for the fall and winter program
and heard report on the status
of the summer migrant ministry.
Present at the meeting was Miss
Betty Whitakerr director of mi
grant work for the Oregon Coun
cil Of Churches.
Steams Cushing,
chairman of
Calvary Sets
Talk Sunday
By Dr. Adams
Guest speaker t the Calvary
Baptist Church Sunday will be
Dr. Ronald K. Adam, son of Dr
and Mr. Kinley K. Adam of
- Salem, and pastor of the First
.Baptist hurch of Oakland. Calif.
Dr. Adams is a graduate of
Eastern Baptist Tfiaorogfcaf Setflf
nary of Philadelphia and held pas
torate in Pennsylvania and Mas
sachusetts befor moving to Cali
fornia "a year ago. He is a mem
be of the Board of Manager of
the American . Baptist Foreign
Mission Society.
At the II a.m. worship service
Dr. Adam will speak on "Our
Omnipotence Complex . There
will be' the observance of The
Xord's Supper. Hi subject at the
1 p.m. service wiU be "What
Do You Mean Conversion?".
There
Picnic Set
For Sunday '
SILVERTON -Amos Funrue
has been appointed general chair
man of the annual church picnic
of Immanuel Lutheran ongrega
tioa to be held Sunday at the
Elser Aarhus farm. Other com-
mittee , members Include Albert
Funrue, Ardel Johnson, Pal John'
too, Homer Rue, Don Hrnkel,
Walter Strand, David Overlund,
Clifford Dames, Oscar Overlund,
Marshall Satern, George GUIs,
Robert Johnson. Allen Dahl: Mrs.
Edward Zitiewits, with the Luther
League, In charge of the ice
cream, and Mrs. Marvin Dahl
chairman of th children' games.
Student Will
Help Church
With Visitations
"Five college students from
Augsburg College, Minn., will visit
8)em next week under the spon-
' porship of Central Lutheran
Church. They will assist Central
Luthern . Church In canvassing
and visitation work and will visit
- jilt homes In and around the ,
- thurch. near the Hollywood Dis -
. t . ... J
.Members of (he Caravan are
Mitt Jacki Hanson, Duluth.
Minn.: Miss Ann Hovland, Mora, :
Minn.; Mr. Peter Gryth. Pern-
blna. ND.i Harold Related, Al-
- kabo. N.D.; nd Andrew Hsiao,
Hong Kong, Chin
-..Tuesday they will speak at the j
jLcnirni wiinrrn uuin aiq meei
Ing at T;30 p.m.; Wednesday at
the regular mid-week service at
7:45 p.m. and Sunday, Aug. 12,
they will present the entire wor
. hip service at 11 a.m.
Eugene Musical
::Team at Dallas
. tatenaa Hews Service
DAU.AS A musical team from
the Bible Standard Institute, of
Eugene will be visiting the Dallas
Foursquare Gospel hurch, Sun
dav at m oo a m
i UnnMnni.ltM sT'S IriO.
't tVir acomnanist, and the Hev.
L-Mf - and Mr. Harvey C. Klap-
slein eomnose the (roup. Instru -
mental and unique vocal combina -
Uooj will be featured. ,
Come from Many Lands
the Jehovah'i Witnesses district assembly, which opened in
throe from South America. Dressed in hor ntiv costume
the Salem ' Migrant Committee,
stressed the importance of "Har
vest Month" to be observed by
special sermons, offerings and
the distribution of brochure in
churche.
Commendation was expressed
ta the Hardman "Sunset" ranch
for the new recreation building it
has provided for migrant labor
and for the council' migrant pro-
Miss Virginia Breedlove and slu-
gram now being directed there by
dent assistants. Paul Holloway.
Council treasurer, reported ap
proximately three-fourths of the
$1,350 migrant budget has been
raised.
The Rev. Louis White, program
chairman, announced arrange
ment for th first ' fall dinner
meeting of the Council. Sept. 17,
at the Trinity Methodist Church,
Four Corners. Dr. Charles Dor
thick, council president will pre
view the scop of th council's
1954-5? program. .'
Church Will
Resume Work
At Silverton
SILVERTON Services will re-
!inm. SatiirHav al th. S.v.nlh.
oay Aovemisi, louowing me eno.
oi ine annual camp meeting, m-
der Kenneth McVay will conduct.
the morning worship at 11. The
Pathfinder club meets Monday at I
7 p.m
There's no Sunday School at
ther Trinity or Immanuel
either
eran Churches during August but
both, schools will resume
Sunday's church services
manuel will be held outdoors at
11 a m. in connection with the an
nual church picnic at the Elser
Asrhus farm on Maple Avenue,
north ot S verton. Roarrl nf trua-iv
, m. II j. i"tT
iur.ia nmm ai a
p m
At Trinity church, the Rev. Al-
vi. Selid pastor returns Satur-!
day from the week camp at Eu-,
gene and will speak at 10 a.m.'
at the church. II church services
at Trinity during August will be-i
gin at 10 a.m. Communion will be
observed this Sunday. Luther
League meets Sunday night at
7:30. ' , .
Two services, in addition to
Sunday school and the young
peoples' meeting at 6: 30 have
been announced for Sunday at the
First Baptist Church. Worship
services have been set for 11 a.m.
and 7:30 p.m. The monthly busi
ness meeting of the church will
follow the mid-week prayer serv
ices on neunesaay. : p.m.
Two morning services will run
through Ausust at the Silverton I
Methodist Church. First of these
is at I a.m. with the regular
services still conducted at 11 a m:-
Tk. I .... . 1. ,L . f
mf (rom Te Comrrland.
ments. will be given Sundav at
the 11 o'clock services at First
Chrlstiun. "Power Unlimited." 1
film-strip will be shown at the
7:45 evening services. Monday at
g p m., the official church board
wiU meet In the church social
rooms, and the Victoria Byerlee
Group of the Christian Women's
Fellowship will meet in the home
of tyrs. R, A. Fish.
Missionary at
Central Lutheran
Church Sunday
Mis Ruth Temple, missionary
to Mexico under the World Mis
Jsion Prayer Leaxue, will apeak
Sunday at 7:30 p.m. in the an
tral Lutheran Church. . '
While in Mexico. Mis Temple
did evangelistic work as well as
teaphin In the finM Rthln fhnnl
She in Ml rennn h for
translation and printing of Span.:
ish materials. '
i She is now on furlough from
1 the mission station at Mazatlon,
ISinaloa, Mexico.
.
Holiness Unit
Opens Confab
Here Monday
The annual conference of the
Pacific Northwest District, Pll-I
rim UsilittAaa fKni"! nmnri. I
ing western Oregon and western
Washington, will convene at f
a m. Monday on Carlton Way at
the district camp grounds.
The Rev. Paul "W. Thomas,
Indianapolis, will preside in the
absence of the general superln-
tendent. A report of the state of
the churches will be given by the
Rev. William S. Deal, Salem, dis
trict superintendent. The Rev.
V. G. Story, Salem, district treas
urer and pastor of the Salem Pil
grim Holiness church, will make
the financial report for the con
ference. The conference will hear
a general statistical and financial
report af churches and Sunday
schools from the Rev. and Mr.
John R. Price. Silverton. statis
ticians sod paitorsuif. .LheSUvr.-J
ton church. Reporting lor Sunday
school promotional interests will
be the Rev. Sherman Moore, Sun
day School Promotional Secre
tary, Medford, and youth activi
ties will be reported by the Rev.
H. James Kreider, Central Point.
retiring executive secretary of
youth work for the conference.
The main business sessions will ,
" " "l " -," !
a
'"""" auernoon or
fr'y evening.
. '
Or. Allllprmiri
Luth-lJ1
K. ilBack in Pulpit
i at lm-
Pastor Llovd T. Anderson of the
First Baptist hurch returns to i
the pulpit Sunday after completing j
. .u .... f i-..
..i.. u. ...:n
;rr r.ai luunuirn. nr win
.peak at both the 11 .m. and
1 7:30 p.m. services.
Hit lrav.lt trwik him tn 'pv-
foundiand. England. Scotland.
Portugal, France. Italy, Greece.
Jordan, Israel, Egypt, and sev-!CM,
era! other points enroute.
Mr. AH.r.- .a ih. a."
Mrs. Anderson and the two An.
derson children are still in Pequot
Lakes. Minn., with Mrs. Ander-
snn'a narrate. Thev will return in
son s parents, i ney win return in
about 10 days.
Church (f God
Meetings Open
The annual ramp-meeting of j
iu ,.fc.,u i a
L'! pv, ; "nrtTT,3e V-,i
a.T cLL i
w ' ..a. ..p.
ers are there from many stales,)
including Evangelist A. N. Dllg-
ger from Jerusalem who has ;
spent three years in Israel, Icav-
ing there this spring for a few
months lour over the U.S. He is mission op st. pah.'s
accompanied hy his wile and , - vrw H". M Hnod 81 30 -m-daughter.
; k.vasom.h al and riHvlrt
' Bethany Capitol and Marlon II
am
Quartet to Give
Concert Sunday
Now on its fifth annual sum'
mer-long tour, the Ambassador
Quartet
from 'Pacific Lutheran;
College, Parkland, Wash., will p-,
pear in concert at Grace Lutheran 1
Church at B 00 p.m. Monday. The
public is invited and free-will
offering will be taken.
Included on the program will be
16 selections, including arrange
ments of favorite hymns, church
music classics and Negro spiri
tuals. 'Gerald Bayne, trumpet soloist
in the PIX concert hand, will
"I'vn low un in I nr
! T,rnP'''-
In addition to their singing, the
collegians will conduct opening
devotions, and one of the men will.
t give ( brief devotional talk.
iJCouncilEyes
Problems of
Harvest Labor
Twenty members of the re
search committee on migrant
labor problems of the Oregon
Council of Churches met this week
in Salem to near progress re -
ports.
Dr. Daniel Wessler, chairman,
reported on the types of migrant
labor legislation passea in states
wnere me migrant laoor aemana
is similar to that of Oregon. Miss
Betty Whitaker. state director of
migrant work for the council, told
of Idaho' recent appointment of
a governor's committee on mi
grant labor.
Dr. Mark Talney. executive
secretary of the Oregon Council,
said Oregon stands among the
second group of stales requiring
the largest number of migrant
lanoreri ounng narveai,
Sen. Walter Leth, Rep. Joe Rog
ers, Dr. Wessler and Dr. John
Rademaker were named to recom
mend to the next legislature the
formation of a legislative interim
committee on migrant labor.
Dr. Rademaker reported that a
survey taken in Stayton, Indepen
dence and Miltoo-r reewaler on
the businessman's attitude toward
migrant laborers revealed that
businessmen realized the impor
tance of migrant labor in the
economy of the community and
the need for better, -relations with
it.
' . . '
Speaks Mi ml ay
To Presbyterians
Th Revr Denton - Mr Gerow, f
former pastor of the Presbyterian,;
rt...K .1 RiiPi-tirl. Calif will i
preach at both services Sunday of
the First Presbyterian Church.
His subject will be "The Tarable
of the Inconspicuous."
Dr. Gerow was recently called
from the pastorate of the River-!
side Church ta the executive of-
fice of the Presbytery of I-os An-,
seles. His duties Include direction
of the program that is developing
Presbyterian resources, and
directing them in the financing of
new churches, homes and general
church services in the Southern
States. - . . - .
The Rev. Gerald Emerson, as-
s,nt Pas'or: "be in chare
m x-'v.ir.
. J'UXS
jn. Plnmng Conference
.
AIllHlral . 1 eaill Will
Visit Salem Churrh
A musical team from the Bible
Standard Institute of Eugene, will
be visiting the First Church Open
Bible Standard at 1231 N. Com
mercial, at 7:45 p.m. Sunday.
Salem Churches
APOSTOLIC JISl'S NAM!
44 Canter II a.m. p.m.
ASSEMBLY OP COO
raatral Coltaia an Hood 11 a m.
and 7.30 p m
Kraairllitlc T'aaia Park an
Market, II a m., 7 45 p m.
Iht Chaprl rairviaw Ave. and
Bluff t. 11 a.m.. 7 45 p m.
nrtari cotii and D. it a m.
Calar - Ubrt and Millar
7:3 p.m. Sunday School, MS
Capital BapUst 3000 Lannn S un
ity school t 4J a m Services 11
am. 7 4S p m.
ptrsS Lloerty and Marion II a m..
1:30 p m
Immanuel Hazel and Aeadamy. II
am and 7 30 pm.
Wist Salem Sth and ftosemon. II
am. 1-3 p.m.
CATHOLIC '
St. Jasepfc't Winter and ChemeR
e. . 7. . II. ti m. II 4 a m
St. Vlaeeal ae raui ivivnie ana
Ceiumbus. . 1. . u. 10 so and n 43
m
.-HRIBTIAM
' St. 11th nd Court
Bible
arm:
)ichooi, s 45 am.; s .10 and 1
Fellowship Hour. S . to p m.
Plrst - Collate and Marlon 10 45
l m . 1:30 p.m.
IVxV'roV'i'
j:so pm 7
,CH or rHRisT-centr.i
coitaie an chemekeu. 10 so a m..
m m
" f.H'm',"M0.rm'","
c'"' "'"' " , m
CHI'CH " CHIST, SCIENTIST
tln. Llbr(v ,nd chemekeia n
CHI R( H OP OOP Plrtt
LanraMer and Glendala.
11 am.
and 7 30 p m.
CHI'Rt H OP COD. The
. S40 12nd. 11 am, 7 4S pm.
chi am op con op prophpct
I54W 20th lis m , 7 45 p m
CHI'RI'H OP JESI'S CHRIST OP
I.ATTe R II A V SAINTS - Sth and
Madltnn ejn :ui Dm
c,",r" or
m A 81 ' 1 30 '
SPIRIT Plrit
p.m. .
CONtlRe'ti ATION AL
rirn-cmiate and Msrion. 10 am.
anuhl Memrlal-Ith and ferry
iV'stttPAi-st Paul's
s Liirty and Mvert 7 .to. m
im
r
IV ANf.r.l.K'AI. I'NITKD RRRTHREK
ratleweed 17th and Nebraska II
a m . 7 30 p m
Plrst Rummer and Marlon. 10:50
a.m.. 7 30 p.m.
PAITH TAntRNArl.l
I30S N tih .1 a m.. 1 45 p m.
rniRsqi sRR
N nm I4pm.
r",MrTM"'"'T1, .
p.m
ll am 130
FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
en
fd WINTER
IHt PARABlf OF THI
INCONSPICI'-JUS"
By Or. Denton "I. Gerow
Los A"' 1.
Two Services: 5 snd 11 a.m.
MM O t:D9 l.m.
Vehicles in State
Attorney General Robert V.
Thornton ruled her Friday that
vehicle not subject to registration
due to size and weight under
motor vehicle laws are liable for
personal property taxes.
The attorney general held mat
j only those vehicles that could be
; licensed lor use 01 ine mynway,
upon which proper registration
fees had been paid, were exempt
i under the "in lieu" provision fiom
payment of taxes.
Warehouse
Authorized on
Pine Street
A Salem building permit for a
i m warehouse at 323 Pine St.
was issued to Ben Reimer, Dal
las, Friday.
The warehouse will be built by
Dallas Block k Supply Co., which
will change its name to Reimer
Masonry and Supply on comple
tion of the building, Reimer said
The 40-x-68-foot structure will in
clude storage and office spare.
Central Assembly of God Lhurch
was issued a 13.800 permit for
alteration of the church at 142S N.
Cottage St. "
The church plans to mild a two
story front including a new en
trance, lavatories, nursery and
Sunday school facilities.
Other permits on file Friday In
cluded Tom Taylor, to reroof a
St., 1100; and N. F. March., to
wreck a two-story house af 707
Union St. . - "
Migrant Program
T IlB'i5 Ksil
. " I'C JtrSLrlllvIl
By Coordinator
Miss Carolyn Miller, area coor
dinator of the Salem migrant
ministry, will describe briefly the I
migrant oroeram sponsored by I
the Salem Council of Churches,
at Sunday's' 11 s m. service in
Knight Memorial Congregation
'Church.
The minister, Louis E. White,
will speak on "Weakness Made
Strong."
The 6 30 p.m. meeting of the
Pilgrim Youth Fellowship will in
clude a film on . migrant work,
"Again Pioneers."
Bihle Teacher
Talks Sunday
Dr. P. R. Lange, Bible teacher
from Pacific Bible Institute at
Fresno, alif.,' will speak ' both
morning and evening Sunday at
the Kingwood Bible Church.
raiKND
Hilhland Aay Church
Hifnland 11 am.. 7 30 p m.
South Salem Commercial
and
and
Waihinftoa II a.m. 7 M p m.
rtll.L OOSPRL PENTECOSTAL
Calrarjr Chapel - 1143 N. Ubarty
II a m , 7 45 p m.
Pull naipal Mlwlna aoi N. Lib
erty 10 am.. 7 45 pm.
Jetui Nam
Peaierattal 1171 .
Lewis it am.. 1 44 pm
JEHOVAH WITNFSSrs
IUMI Mission, t p m. Snjndsy.
JEWISH
Broadway and Msdison. 7.30- p m.
p.m.
LITHIRAN
Central Capitol and Gaines Run
dav school. S.43 am., services 11 a.m.
and 7 30 p m
Christ ism and State, i 30 and
11 a m. Sunday School at 43 a.m.
Grace Lutheran Lana:n and Sun
nvview. Sunday school 143 am.
Services a m.
SI. John's 14th and Court St
10 .10 am
St. Mark 343 N Churrh. Sunday
school 0 JO am Worship 11 a.m
MENTAL SCIPN4E
.171) Kintwoad Avt
Friday
Classes I pm.
MITHOniST
Elr.t Church and State. I SO and
11. a m.
Jaiea Lea Winter and Jefferson
II a.m.
Leslie Commercial and Meyers. 11
a.m.
Mnrnlnnlte Meihadlst C hurch
Suntlsy School 9 45 am. and services
st 11 a.m. each Sunday
West Salem 3rd and Gerth. 11 a m
and 7 30 p m "
NAARENE Plrst
1 .1th and Center. 10 30 am., T:30
OPEN BIBLE STANDARD
m N Commercial. 11 am., 145
p m.
PII.CRIM HULIMKSS
JL'Si Carlton Ham. 130 pm.
PHMHVTP.RIAM-rirst
Winter and Cticmeketa 14 am,
11' a m
Broadway and Msdison. I.a.m.n a
KINCWOOD RIBl.t ! 11166 I 11)00(1
1123 Elm 41 am, 10:49 am.. 7 45 1
CHRIST OF I.ATTFR DAT lAiXTSlBar AssOtMrOflmer-rn-AuglMt:
17th and Chemekeia II i.m.. I pm. -- -
rx:;:;vW V:r!0'.,':i:
SAI.rM HIHI.K CHI'RI H I
3t miles east on Center St., 11 a.m. ije
and 7 30 p.m
SALVATION ARMY
241 State. II' a m., 1 30 pm.
SF. KNTH-D A V ADVPNTIST
Summer and Hnnd. 9 30 and 11 a.m. g
SPIRITI'AI.IST Plrsl S.
1330 Madison. 1 30 p m. j.
TRt'TH t PNTrR U
I lt Court St Sundav School 10 S
a m.. vvorsnip n a.m
UNITARIAN rri.lOMSHIP
No summer service.
INITril HRr.THRr.N Plrtt
1145 Mission Ml, worship 14 am.
WKl.t:AN MrTHODIST -I3lh
and Mill St II a m and p m
Foursquare Church
490 N 19th St
9:4 a.e.-Iwnetay
Ichae4
tt 00 s -"Ot.
lease af m Crates'
it 41 a.m. Tairril
tervka
"T. alet lvsntH
Jk ,eW4 lefkta
Rev Any E VtYrthingtran
A I'RIt.NDI.Y
"A'F.I.COME AWAITS YOU
L
Flags Fly at
Half Mast for
Union Veteran
DULUTH. Minn. Flags
fluttered at half itaff Friday (or
Albert Woolson. last survivor of
j the Civil War Grand Army of
the Republic.
The 109) ear -old veteran died
Thursday in a coma. He had out
lived some. J.650.QW of the Boys
in Blue.
City flags here and in commu
nities to the north along the shore
of Lake Superior were lowered in
mourning.
Flags were also at half stiff
over the capitols of Minnesota,
Michigan and Indiana.
Woolson Vbody will lie in state
at a mortuary here from 7 p. m.
to 9 p. rn. Saturday and again on
Sunday from a. m. to 10 p. m.
Bells ot nearly ,iw local
churches will toll for three min
utes at the start of . services (or
Woolson at 2 p. m. CST Monday.
Lt. Col. Augustine P. Donnelly.
Presbyterian chaplain attached to
the 3th Army in -Chicago, ill
ofliciate at the services in the Na
tional Guard Armory here.
Jet planes in the formation of a
i cro!ls wj fly over the funeral
procession as it approaches Park
Hill Cemetery. Military Danas.an
escort units will lead the proces
sion in slow cadence.
JAMESTOWN. N. Y. I - At
the headquarters of the Grand
Army of the' Republic here, Miss
Cora E. Gillis. GAR secretary
; S!r2i?r
of the :
.
r" "'SI. "Tj.;.::;
funeral
neral of Woolson, the last I'nion j
Armv veteran of the Civil War.
in Duluth, Minn.; Monday;
The records, badges, flags and
official seal of the GAR will be
turned over to the Library of Con
gress. rp 1 T f .
1 1UCK llllllXt S
J
Dallas' Alan on
Salem Street
William Lloyd Soehren, 77, of
704 Main St., Dallas, received
body bruises when struck by a
truck at Center and Church streets
about 2 p.m. Friday, Salem police
said
rw.. r it.. ni, vn a listed
. .In. Alton D. Shazer. Warren.
Attendants at Salem Memorial
Hospital said Soehren was in good
condition Friday and evening. He
was scheduled to remain at the
hospital overnight for observation.
Vote Pamphlet
Deadline Told
Arguments in the Voters Pamph
let in favor of any of the measures
on the ballot for next November
must l filed by Wednesday Neg.
stive arguments must be filed by
Aug. 33.
Arguments in support of candi
dates must be filed by Aug. 28,
the last day for filing by indepen
dent candidates.
Anybody can file an argument,
but it costs $450 a page. Legisla-
jve committees, however, ran
place affirmative arguments in the
pamphlet without charge.
Zone Urged
Installation of a speed zur.e
along Barnes Road was akvd
Friday in County Court by a resi
dent who complained thM bom
trucks and other vehicles were
driving at excessive speeds n!ong
the road.
Louis Rirhter, 1110 B.irnrs
Road, told court members thjt
the vehicles were endanstring
children of the area. He was ad
vised to present the complaint in
the form of a petition from resi
dents after which the court would
investigate the matter.
Chief Justice
To Attend Meet
Chief Justice Harold Warner of
the Stale Supreme Court is pen
ning lo attend the? annual meet
ing of supreme court chief Jus
tices at Dallas, Texas, sturting
Aug. 22.
He also will participate in the
annual meeting of the American
FIRST METHODIST i
I , CHURCH
Down Town i
th Tall White Spire
9:30 nd 11:00 a.m. t
"COD IS DEPENDABU"
I Soloist Alice Rose Jones
I Broadcast 11:3012:00 KSI.M i
. Brooks H. Moore i
I Minister ' I
f ' '
SUNDAY-I P. M.
Colored Moving Pictures of the Holy Land
snd a Message by Rev. Wyatt i
Israel, lnA of Promise and 'Trouble"
SATURDAY-8 P. M. ,
Hear "Sister Judy" Evangelist
"Convert from the Catholic Religion"
Sunday .School 9:4.1 a.m.
Sundav Morning Worship II .m. - -
FAITH TABERNACLE
1305 North Sth Street
The Church of Bible Deliverance
Utah Governor Seeking Third
Term Despite GOP Criticism
SALT LAKE C1TV I - Gov.
J. Bracken Lee confidently puts
his bid for an unprecedented third
term on the line Saturday before
a i Republican State Convention
that will include a larje bloc of
OppOSmflH.
Lee made national headlines
and drew criticism from within
the party earlier this year by re
fusing to pay part of his 1955 in
come tax. He drew more criticism
Power Need
For Montana
Told to FPC
WASHINGTON - The chief
engineer for the Montana Power
Co, forecast Friday that Monta
na's population and need for
greater amounts of electrical en
ergy will continue to grow over
IVi nnvt in veari
, ' ',. , ..' primary. 'The primary winner will
power retirement, will "tie, ttu ay are
1 Z L'L,' 1 5 Gore D Clyde, chairman of the
per cent up to 15. vta) Walef n powfr B()ard
Ball testified at a Power Com- and Stale Sen!l Rendell N. Ma
mission hearing on an application bey of Bountiful and Ehas I. Day
by Pacific Northwest Power Co.. f Salt Lake City. v
to build two dams downstream Anti-Lee men backing none of
from Hells Canyon on the Snake i these candidates in particular
River. Montana power was one of. have been trying to pressure one
a group of northwest utilities that: of jhfm ,0 throw nj, delegates to
combined to form Pacific North- the other two in-order to. sink
olnce irmw. itie-.wnrpTloeTyrTr
tana ronmanv s nower load lor
other lhah Industrial uses has ris -
more than per cent a year,
nd he said he expected this rate
to be carrind on
The , industrial users "load " In
creased only about 2 per cent a
year over the past five years, but:
a planned big development pro
gram by the Anaconda Co. in
Montana will raise the rate of In
creased industrial power use at
almost ( per cent a year, he said.
Ancient Indian .
Village Probed
Near The Dalles
THE DALLES Excavation
of an unexplored portion of an
ancient Invian village near Five
Mile Locks has been started by
a live-man crew irom ine Lniver
Sltv ot Uresoon.
The digging, directed by David
L. Cole, is being financed by a
$4.0(10 grant by the National Park
Service of the Interior Depart
ment. Cole helped to prepare I
report in connection with a pro
posed federal museum here.
Dr. L. S. Crewman, head of
the university's anthropology de
partment, said the average age of
some materials excavated from
lower levels at the site, last year
were computed at 9.000 years..
AF AIDE IN JAPAN J
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n it clef int I C A i Cnm. knflent
d;rector Mvfd rrjAy fof fjv.
days of conferences with Amerb
can military officials on the mu
tual defense program.
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Holy Communion 7:30 a.m.
Family Service 9:30 a.m.
Holy Eurhsrist snd Sermon
by the Rector 11:00 s.m.
Mission 630 Hood St.
Family Service 9:30
Rev. Geo. H. Swift, Rector
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EVANGELISTIC
TEMPLE
(Assombly of Cod)
Market St. snd Park Av.
I. A. Larson, Pastor
9:45 a.m. Sunday School
11:00 a.m. Inspiring Worship
Service
11:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship
7:30 p.m. Evangelistic
Service
Thursday 7 30 p.m., Bible
Study
A friendly church with
vital message.
Listen to Revival Time
Sun. 10:30 P.M. - KEX.
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from Republican Sen. Arthur Wat
kins, Utah's senior senator, last
month for questioning President
Eisenhower s motives in announc
ing he would seek renomination.
Lee laid in a New York speech
the President announced) his can
didacy because "he didn't want
to lose control of Congress and
he wanted to control convention
votes so as to be able to swing
them to someone of his' choice."
Watkins, who will attend the
convention Saturday, was not
available for comment Friday
night. Political, observer say he
will oppose Lee but just what part
he will play in the convention is
not known.
Three Opponent
Lee and three other are cam
paigning to get on the GOP guber
natorial primary ticket.
The 1,069 delegates to Satur
day's primary will cast one bal
lot. The two gubernatorial can-'
didates whb receive the most
votes will advance to the Sept.. 11
i Lee.
ha. hijnr.j ii,:. ...
f ll
All' three Lee opponent! 'feel
, hey
ran win and earh hai hci.
tated so far to sacrifice hit dele-
gatejL
Gaveraor CeafMeet
Lee is confident he can win.
The gubernatorial contest It the
only one that will come before the
convention, which will be keynot
ed by Rep. Leslie C. Arends
R-IU).
Many I'tah Democrats ' have
said they hope Lee will be the
Republican candidate in the No
vember general election. As one
leading Democrat said:
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Narth fit) aaa' Saiaaa
IIV. . K. AICHIlO, Pathjr
9:45 Sunday School
11:00-Worship and
Communion
7:30-Climax Rally
"Right in th Wrong Way"
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THE FRIENDLY CHURCH
WELCOME
mourn end nttd
comfort ... to all who or fritnd
Itit and nd fritndihip ... to ill
who pray and to lit who do not
. . . to -all who havo sinrved and
ned a Saviour , this church lays
"WELCOME "
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Chvrch ebktol
10 5O a.m.
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Church of flit Naiartnt
"Salem's Singing Church"
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FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Corner of Marion nd Cottage
Two Morning Worship Hour
1:30 snd 10:45
Sermon: 'Jh Grestest Decision" by Wayne Greent
9:45 Church School
5:00-6:30 Youth Activities
7:30 Evaning Worship snd Communion
Sermon: "Rosming With th Roman."
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"Wclcomu Home Services"
PASTOR '
LLOYD ANDERSON
Just returned from PaUstine, Rom,
Greece, Egypt
Hear Him Twice on
O 11:00 A.M.
Sunday School for all 9:4S
The Dlbltt Guide
Israel To Wealth
' ' Bijildini ttit nw Israel it no imsll
leaden iri findtnf tht B bit in
copper end Von nvnes is well
Find its Iffs-ires f" y b - '
"Lee would be a very vulner
able candidate. If he 1 on the
November ticket, we would have
our best chance to win a major
office this year."
Republicans now hold all major
state office.
Democrats met last" week and
named Salt Lake City Commiv
sioner L. C. Romney and Joha .
Boyden a Salt Lake City attor
ney, their gubernatorial primary
candidates.
A-Ore Find
Termed Good
LAKEVIEW on - Bulldozers at
the Lucky Lass mine, nesr here, '
have turned up another body of
ore described as "good" ' by Dr.
Garth Thornburg, manager of tht
Lakeview Mining Co.
Three core drill rigs are work-
ing double shifts on exploration
in this area. Drilling operations
at the company's Lucky Lass.
White King and I Lehman lease
exceeded 20.000 feet last month.
BPA Employes
Win Top Awards
PORTLAND Superior per
formance awards totaling 115.(135
were presented to 126. Bonneville
Power Administration employe
' Friday by Administrator William
A. rrarl, Dunne me past year,
BPA has paid nut $35,043 for sug
gestions calculated to save .an
estimated S2A2.900.
Among those receiving award
Fnriar war rrMI 1. Wrt rtcnw -
electrician, $100. isnd Maurice V.
Collette, lineman, $25. both of Sa
lem: Roy N. Asmussen. chief tub
station engineer, $100. Stayton;
Kenneth M. Follis, construction
inspector, $200, Wilsonville.
The Lutheran
Church f Stm
WELCOME YOU
ST. MARK'S (V. U C.)
MS North Church
SerrJr 11 :M . m. t
Sandsv School 9:30 s. ts.
Johl L. Caahle. Pastor 1
ST. JOHN'S (1..C. Mo. 8ya.)
14th and Cart St. '
Serrlc 1:J a. a.
Saaday Rchaol 9:11 a. a.
H. W. Great, Past-
CIACK (I. L C.)
33M Snanyrltw AreaM :
Service 9:0 , bb.
Sinday School 10:15 . (a.
Lowell Holte, Pastor "
GOOD SHEPHERD (V. L. C.)
. 3720 Soath Coaaraerrtsl
Service 1:30 ad 11 a. as,
Sandar School 9:44 a. a.
0. W. Ebrifht, D. Pastor
FAITH (V. L. C.)
4505 North River Road
Service S:3I s.m. snd
11 .m:' '
Sundsv School 9:45 . is.
Warren W. Pethmaa, Pastor
CHRIST (A. L. C.)
SUte at lSth Street
Service S:30 snd 11 . at.
nunday Srhool, 9:45 . as.
T. M. Gebhsrd. Pastor
CENTRAL (I. F. C.)
North Capitol at .Gaines
Service 11 . sa. ud
7:30 p. m.
Sundav School 9:43 . m.
Harald Grinds!, Pastor
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