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Saem to Be Introduced to 'New Sport' During
Willamette Crew Race Saturday Afternoon
By Ml SCHWABTa
Maternal Sparta Writer
A bread mi sport, far this vi
cinity at leaat. Mam la lews Sat
Hay te feetere tke Bret Saltea
feat TaeM CU'l WIDaaMtte
Elver regatta.
CeUegtete leared rowing. hmr.
M the vanity and Hfttattfht
erewt af Oregta State Callrft aad
tee lilrersMy British Ctteat
bia. la la taka pUee aa the rhrar
Setoxday. sterling at 1:M P-at.
Teen wM a twa races, each iar
a dtoteaeo a( IV. atilet, with Is
etart laktag place a seer taa Ceo
ter ttraat bridge. Tha crews wiB
rate apatraaat.
Caana to Be Closed
baring tha raeca taa eoant win
bt rioted to a kaati at tat
water aay be kept cala at passi
ble. Ahheagh rewtag kaa kaea fata(
aa at Ortfaa Mate tor abets M
yean very tow people knew at tti
existence aad kt'a bated only as a
etoee, aat a wart. Oa taa ether
haad. laa lahrenlly ef Brttiak Ca
iaaahia la vetoraa craw aad rea
rtttated Caaada hi tha laat Otyat-
Bath arkaali vffl have their var
(My aad hettwetgat trni m bead.
Tat vanity dtrltiea la tost what
the vara bnpflet aad ngMwetgnts
ar theee seder la passes per
aa.
Baal Weighs 171 Peaaea
Tha Mala, ar shells at they art
coiled la taa racing ewctoe, art at
fact stag, weigh abeat ITS liaaai
aad Mat aresad L7ta. Taa "sport''
to one ef the meat grataag.
r tovantis ay
Tat taaanrart af
a craw aiMt ka perfect at tat bat
atrtke ay aay ef taa eight an
anathsrs wil thraw aat rhythai
aft. Aay af as "sedlsebsti' knew
kaw aaay It It te "bate" tea deep
wa aa-ear to laa aaf raw4aaL
Up to $40 aa) new eltdrls
This weal enar Is toias to bt
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I ' MorrVyovtrortd ; $jA ff TOQTIADiM
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atn inns JOth. Thiak ef n-Pornend Oea tog I
oral Electric Company wM aathorise yew eader water lswsf yewr ehotea. Aflsr at
dtator to give yea ap to MO extra wade-to hat ansa yea MIS weae-to deal ka w nten "
ea year eld neat
Thai it ewr eWaSetr Ike wadtHa
ejwlatsf tjH'H
wl left HkmBahBaj j-ytppn- jfeea gasaaaW
e) IV rwwwwWI fJBXfVavJaS'eTaj fjaj Bwa"W
PCI wil aaaVariss year easier to
SI towards Ike purchase eric af
eutafyint tteark waiar aaastr tut
Ma waatto a ry aa a
$ your dwoler or
PORTLAND
AIMIBstL
llfTBII"
COMPANY
Sb rep eQK it car poa dUrJioti -
M0RKMdGJT'nM20K2 HOUR
Bat try It vita a ttfaat, H
Eark crtw wH have aat "Jraa
teaaer." ataaBy a Httto toflaw with
a klf valet a4 a f aed ataat af
Itoatof. Bet tha cazwato aaf tha
raaiBtete htaa. TU M( kayt tara
tok tha aawcr. aat ka laralifctt the
kratoa. Tat Httto lekaw aha to the
tara af iha ahd. aad thaatt eaa
aiaaaa thraafk a aargaahaaa thai
hi atraaava to kai lata, la teJb
haw aaaay atrakea aer ajlaaii at
waaia aaa aaaaatiaata rapt aat Iha
eaaai aa Iha aheB'i ahto.
Caswala I ai partial
H la aftea aaU Iha aacaatt ar
falara af a crew Sepcaaa aa Ba
Race Drivers To
MONTE CARLO, lily SI tfv
Tea leading automat) Qa rtelag
driven aa Ute Europeaa circuit
today baoded together la aa uao
ciattoa to work tor their awi late
ly during races.
They said aVy have the support
ef ervea at their colleagues who
could aot be present at the meet
Big. Louis Chiroa ef Monaca, t re
tired driver, was elected president
ef the new auociatioa which will
be called the International Union
ef Professional Pilots.
Juaa Manuel Tangio ef Argen
tina and Pletre Taruffi of Italy
ware elected vice presidents.
No laacttoas Listed
Chiron, acting as spokesman lor
Iha group, said tha argantritioa
weald have raprssaatsMvai to
each country where major racaa
are held to eeuiiset race argaalsars
oa the steps which should be takea
tor tha pretecttoe af Mm driven.
He mad ao mention ef any
sanctions to ba taken la case their
advice is aot heeded.
Today's meeting was acid to the
0D0HSr
tsntiaasd aaa4yeaattayeartlaaalwerplaab- Yi T II TWUfS TOW Oil II
loatnciar and tttect the etoarit rasas 11 II rj .' iwf M TS PtS - II
teay typtv ADD TO THIS tat
yea are aatitkd to fram PCE1 BONUS
TRADE-IN OFFtB. Thert a there a to B,
Yea pat year avw sncatoacas at htnaia
ericas and PCE isiailawst tat oath lot'
tat beana treat la aejaey.
. . ,
Ivy ajuy atahe a ass del el etoewtt
atee yew
aay new
cwueoal.
plvmbtr who Ciployi iKli Lvonner
ip iti iha ri tc'ji mrwiTti li
ea I A: 114 ! II II H ".""V"; tl
'V ' .iV'T - - UlrluUtK lAil II
U --i
eaxtwaia ut4 tha ttratrfy a4
aaavtt at aukea aartag a race.
It't a traamtta that taa wiaalag
crew's canwato takat a "hath"
after tat ran la whatever aaay af
water they raeea' aa. It aataat
have aaark to aay aaaat lata, at
he'i ttatate hi kaaVy.
Far ay arte lata that have aim
watrata rawtof raea Iha tiaert
eact wffl he itaietaiag ewtlreiy 4U
faraal. It wW he Hka wateMaf
-paelry la attoa" aa Iha tea,
thai ahtOt gttae avar Iha WUaaf
acta Elver.
The wtoawa at later aay'i aattea
wU at tea -CaataMaare't BaJT at
Baleai Anaary that ateht.
Organize
wake of the Grand Prix de lioa
eco, woa yesterday by raagio.
During the race, four driven bad
accidents at a dangerous tig-tag
ia lbs course but all escaped to
Jury. Membership ia the stanctsttna
will be limited to drivers who have
participated and finished three
grand Prii races or woa aace.
B rones Release Two
LEWISTON. Idaho. May 10 lA
Tbe Lewistoa Broncs af tha North
west Ltsgue announced today they
have released Howard Keefe,
veteraa first basemaa, and pitch
er Jerry Jecksea.
Ford Gets Award
NEW YORK. May SI UV-Doog
Ford'a spectacular victory ia the
ttt Yonkert,' N. Y.. golfer the
Apr! award to th S. Ra Hickok
pre athieto oT tha year poll with
1SS
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waaato atawry mm n 1
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Wins Pinal atan
Oregoa't Senate Monday give
fee final kgisiativa approval aee-
eatary for twa state building pro
grams totaling SU.aM.age and the
machinery lor a possible tl.KX.Mt
more to a special building fund.
Senators without appesniaa feted
for the Bouse-appreved bOii te ap
propriate SS,00t,m for state ia
stitutioa coastnetioa and flJH.-
SOS for higher education building
program.
They alas approved three House
billi designed te make possible
branch office buildings upstate and
a labor-industries budding ea the
Capitol Mall from nnemplormeat
trust funds and federal funds re
Sated to Boetnploymeot edrniautre-
This would be to me aature of
aa iavesdnent. with repayment at
4 per cent interest te be made
over the years from rtstsls
charged the state agencies wing
such buildings.
(Keen to Maa! Aettea
Several other major bills re
ceived final legislative approval ia
the Senate Monday. These includ
ed:
Requirement tor denying or re
voking teacher certiticatn oa
grounds of conviction of narcotics
or sea offense (HB SS7).
Overall electioa code overhaul
(HB SOS), with such new previsions
as having state central committees
choose presidential electors; re
quiring voters to sign only one
poll book; autberixing release ef a
cooveatioa delegation by presiden
tial candidate or If the Oregon-favored
candidate receives less than
SS per cent ef convention vote; re
quiring all presidential candidates
to appear aa Oregon ballot
Another electioa law revision
(HB SO) allowing abaentoe voting
up to electioa day under emer
gency conditions, and a third elec
tions law ekaage (HB 37)
strengthening enforcement by dis
trict attorneys.
lave Bmj
A resolution (HJR S) to put oa
the next general electioa ballot a
proposal that county gotaaiueut
ia Oregon may bo organised by
charter, Just hka dtiea. and thus
have "home rale." At present a
county court bat only those powers
specifically delegated by the Legis
lature.
Appropriation ef S5.7S1.I0 lor
State Tax Cemmlssisa. This
brought aa unsuccessful move
from Sen. Bra Musa D) .The
Dalles, to cut it by one million
on grounds that his previously-pro-poaed
plan would save that much
administration costa by aot requir
ing tax returns from taxpayers
Chin Pipers Criticized
HONG KONG. May SS If) - A
forum of Journalists to Peiping
agreed that Red China needs
brighter newspapers with human
interest steriea and advertising.
Peiping radio said the forum crit
icised Communist papers for
"lack af timeliness and brevity."
V T0U1 KIW IAXwI
Ton on rcn
m-tucnxun ,
n
mrrmu- it
0 fi L
, wJ i. J L j Is
it si subject to
withholding.
Reaotutions for oducatioa tad
taxation interim committee.
The Senate aba passed foar af
ia twa measures aad teat them
to the House. These included a bin
for a State Council ea Aging aad
At the Legislature
Pal Ceverags by tha
Staff aad Aaticialid Press
Candidate
IL
ten. Robert B, Kktsjea, SL
Heleas, wba aaawaaced
Hoadiv he it a candidate
far Hoase Speaker la the
1ISI Legislatmra.
Rep. Klemsen
Candidate for
House Helm
Ran, Robert R. aTemsea. SL
Helena, deaa ef nSt House Demo
crats, announced Monday he it a
candidate for speaker ef the House
ta the list Oregon Legislature.
Pint elected to list, Klemsea
will bt a candidate next year for a
fifth term ia the House.
Klemsea has been actively ident
ified with the Democratic majority
leadership ia this sessioa st the
Capitol. He it chairman of tht
House labor and industries com
mittee, frequently guides legisla
tion oa the floor and has often tak
ea ever lie gavel from Speaker
Pat Dooley and presided at House
It. it a telephone
switchboard repainnaa by eccupa
ttoa aad la a night student at
Northwestern College af Law. Ha
it married and hat three children.
Utility Firms'
Valuations Soar
The Oregon Tax Commission an
nounced Monday it hat Increased
Tsluatient af atflity companies IIS
per cent ever a year ago. Tht now
vtluatioa It S88t.t7l.KM.
Valuations Include:
nectrte cetrtMntes, S3Sl.mt.StL
up II per cent; railroads, tZJl.Cs
Mi. up I per cent; telephone com
panies, SlSS.nS43t up IT per cent;
gat companies, S4S,S01,S1, up ft
per cent
The electric companies aortioa
of tht total Increase was ttt mU-
Uoa, occasioned largely by the
BrewnVa Development ef Idaho
Power Company, the PtHoa aad
North Perk Projects ef Portland
General Electric, tht Big Bend
and Eagle Paint Dvvetopmrnts af
Califonua-Cewgon Power, aad ser
vice lequlieiiients af all tht elec
tric ramfianiat and cooperatives.
Other cttMwnJea sharing hi tht
tnereast tortode tha tel tenant to-
dry, watch provided a fat mil-
boa aicrsatt, dueJargery It
paadad plant and aiiuited tsrv
ica rsquirameaU. Incraaatt are
aba reported far air traasporta-
uoa, private ralk-ead cart, rmu
readt, telegraph, water and tr ana
dec lint was reported by axprttt
campaniea, whllt ekxtrfc aad
street railreadi, heating, pipeline
and tel bridge com pa Met remaia
vtrtaaDy tha seme.
House Votes
To Create
Power Board
The Oregon Heoae af Rapreesa
tatives feted SI to Sf Monday to
pat tha state tote tha power baei-
The km gees to the Senate where
asage la extremely twabtfuL
R weald crests ittete power
eamnuastoa af three members whs
weald have tastherity to eteatract
aretoeta. aad to ad sewer
to power eesmeaast aad toduetry
Sums the Legislature stent to
ad loan Taeaday Bight a ve-
thtrds veto would be necessary la
the Senate to get the bffl consid
ered to bSat body. That it mlikety
Republicans and Deme-
South America) Counts
Influx of Japanese
PORE. Japan. May (
Mora Htaa t.TW Japatisi wU
emigrate to South America this
year. Akwady l.Mt have tailed
tor new hemes to Bratt. Psre
raay, fwria, Argeatma and Ce-tembu.
MWjM
tel
a corporations tax law ehanga to
mais'surt the new favorable tax
rata aa manufacturing industry ap
plies ta food processing.
Tha Senate defeated by 11 te 11
vote tha propsotd law to require
county appraisers la be chosen
from state civil service bats.
Move to Seek
Property Tax
Relief in Bill
tStery alee ea Page 1.)
A move to incorporate property
tax relief to the increased state
basic school fund will be made to
day as the 157 Legislature atari
final adjowasnent.
Tht Senate educatioa committee
produced aa amendment to House
Bui Sft designed ito accomplish
tha purpose. But conference! ea
the complicated subject continued
tote Monday.
At the tame time at amendment
Is prep and te boost the school had
to UOt per census child instead af
S9S at agreed already by House
and the Joint ways aad means
committee. That committee It
meeting at I ajn. ea tht bUL
In tie property tax offset amend
ment, a partita af each school
district's fund would ba set aside
fat the purpose ander a ctrtilicatt
fram the county treasurer ta the
county assessor, if that schaol dis
trict received more state money
than it did la 1MI aa a per pupil
basis.
Any such Increase would be
computed by July IS and subtract
ed by the assessor from the school
district tax levy.
la commenting aa hit proposal
for. higher liquor prices ta help
make possible a tat mlDioa h
wse to the basic school fund.
Got. Robert D. Holmes said Men
day that he would have tht Liquor
Control Commlssioa boost bquor
prices cents t bottle.
He estimated this would pro
duce aa extra t3.t0t.Mt. Gov.
Holmes said Oregon bottle prices
would still bt below Washington
snd California for most popular
brands.
He said the 1155 liquor price in
crease prompted by the Laat Leg
islature had resulted la a decline
ia salsa for two months, but dollar
volume increased.
Salem School
District Rural
In Measure
The House completed legislative
action Monday aa rural school
district law change mat has beea
epptstd principally by Salem
School District tad Marion Count
legislators.
It it Senate Bill 174 that places
first class districts like Salem into
the rural school districts aad alas
makes tht office at eoonty school
superintendent appointive instead
af elective.
Tke House veto was H to 1 Mar
lon County's delegation split, with
Rep. Eddie Ahrens R, Turner,
favoring tht bill snd Reps. Elt
strem, Jonas and Hunt apposing
B. The bU now goes to the gofer
aor. If tha school voters throughout
the county veto for a consolidated
budget ander this lew, the poorer
districts weald gala assna is i taut
to ewitlltaltot Caatomarny Har
toa County voters have rejected a
eenasfldated budget
Yamhill Demos
Hear of Farms
AMITY. May Sa-The last month
ly Yamhill County Democratic
meeting asafl September was at
tended by M persent tonight to
Beurvne ComtmmKy HaH seven
mues west ef Amity.
County Chairman Gay Ehomway
ef McMarvilla gave a report to
which he said a number af Young
Dsmocrat ebbs are starting to
the county and nuclei are forming
for several Jane Jefferson clubs af
DwaffetMTejtanl WvwleaM
Beast vera three Democratic
families af BeBevaa, Mr. aad Mrs.
Thssnat Poller. Mr. aad Mrs. Jack
Brandt and Mr. aad Mrs. Walter
Shumwar. BeDevee Preciact Detn-
ecrati fwaiahed kntch.
Robert Waater, Amity farmer
w goat u Washington. D. C at
stt once a year at hie twa ea
to lobby far Orcgoa farm
Prat Xaaaetk Hotrnaa, Unflehf
College deaa, spoke oa Hat Lara
af Northwest History."
Mart thai tlM was contrftuted
to tha party to a cottection.
How Dire You?
BALTIMORE wV-Rlchard tdt
leo ef the hateraal Bn i in S
vice toed af the man who came h
the office to flls tot return.
"My wife aad awa and eperete
this her." he aaid. "aad I d like
yea to check thai retara." ,
"Jointr asked Edrlea. referring
te the return.
-?e sir " said the Indignant tot
payer. "This it a renpertabtj
pteee,
I
Silverton
Road
Poses ' Issue
Kewt taiihe
SILVERTON. May la-How to
skirt Sihrertoa s East H1B aad at
the same time get around tht two
local high schools poses tha big
gest problem to the Mnk to the
Cascade Highway north ef Silver-
ton . . i
This was brought out tonight at
the May meeting ef Cascade High
way Auociatioa by aasociabea
members, by Roy Rica af Marios
County Court aad by E. C Wil
liams, state highway eciwer.
The meeting waahrld at Toneyi
ReaUurant here, apeaing with a
7 o'clock dinner. Delegates wart
present from Brownsville, Sde and
Staytoe. ia additioa to Silverton.
Elmer Lerence, Slrverton, presi
dent ef the associatioa, aaid that
he could "see two noasinle aohs,
tionsie this problem.' Tht eat.
be explained, was from McClaine
Street, crossing Stiver Creek to
the south of the Southera Pacific
Railway bridge, rutting through
the Kolstad Cannery property, con
tinuing north betweea the Mark
Twain Junior High School aad the
J. Wesley Webb ranch.
Second PoesftlHty
The second possibility, he said.
weuki use the present James Street
hridea. hut ha addad -I aal
knew abort we could tara whet
we get te the Union High Schaol
property." ,
Sirrertos's East Hill, ever which
tha east approach to Silvertea trav
els ea a state highway, has long
beea considered aa undesirable
and dangerous approach. Sharp
curvet ea the steep part at the
biB. Lerence aaid. "make ft vary
desirable to find some ether route
East and North .at SUvartaa.1
Williams, who explained this
was his Irtt appearance before
this group, said he had "come to
Bod out the desires of the eate-
ciatioa rather that offer any sug
gestions yet''
He did state that the highway
cornmitsioa could now tee Ms way
clear to Bntoh tha North Santiam
highway to about three yean. And
this, he said, would greatly aid
tha Willamette Valley,
'And la tha future yon vffl hart
a much better road through Silver
too than you have now. Just where
it wiU be, we do not know yet
Studies will show us where K will
do the most good." the state en
gineer said. He offered Silvertoa
surveys already made through the
area by the state highway engi
neers. This offer was accepted and
the survey! will bt studied by tht
Sihrortoa Planning Commission.
tha city council, tha Silvertoa
Chamber af Commerce, tha county
court, and tha Cascade Highway
Association.
Williams said that the "ftonkjag
or frontal roads will be the ones
ea which developments wiB he
made to the future. No develop
menU wil ba permitted along tht
ireewtys."
Ha went aa to say that a free
way from Oregon City, peraHeiing
tted street to Portland aa the
same ataadarda as tht BaMtcfc
Highway, were among tha early
puna.
Tht next meeting af tha asae
ciatioa wiU ba aa September 11 at
SUytoa,
Salem School
Budget Vote
Due Friday
Tht Instrument deal nod to kens
tha Mem School district railing
next year its IS57-H budget
wil bp put before voters Friday
at special etoctlea.
Tha bane apoa which residents
w ha asked to register a etraVt
a lijotjn tax levy to excess
of the t per cent Mmitarioa. Ta
able partial af tha new budget
If tht miasurt hi approved, would
neuat to W7 tfjtt.
ef the I per coot Itoiitatloate need
ed to Balance aa ever-aB budget
af somewhat avar SMOtOS.
Increase af the new budget ever
last year! reflacts growing en
rollment seed lor mora teachers
Last year voters appreesd by a
narrow margta a total at Sta 411
la excess af the I per cent umlta-
tion. Taxable part af tha IBt-W
bodgot wat tJ4MJtl and the ever-
al bedget was ahaut million.
School District Clark Cmw
Ward said 17 poTling places win
ba svailahle to voters at tha Fri
day atactica. Their kxatlona vffl
ba palWIshad later.
Thsos tOglbie to twto aaaat have
taa registered voten aat later
thaa April a and roost have Ih
to tht district vtt nteatht. Ward
Business Women
Elect Valley Duo
To Group's Posh
COOS BAT. May SUP) - Mrs.
Richard Garden af Wocaraa Beach
is the new prcetoeat ef the Ore
gon redaratiaa ef Boaiaeat aad
Pretesstoati wemea s Qnha,
She wat elected at tha argi
ttoa's aaaaal meetint laat week
end. Mae hUdred Tetter. Salem,
wat earned a rice president Oth
er effietrt: Mrs. WChara Wytto.
Cent Bay, tiisamai; Mrs. Tom
Ahenathy. EtomaU Palta,
carding secretary; aad Mies La-
ctDa Bortga, Taft,
Mrs. Larva Rortea. Eugewe.
wat named chabmaa af VM mem-
bevshtp committee.
District chairmen btrhide Mrs.
Rarley DePeet SuVerion.
AItJd
Statesman, Sa!om, Ore., Tu?., May !. i::T (" r. I:
Govcrnzr S!:ovn Dzr.z:
ir - - .'
.1 ,
1 1 -i -
Or. Robert a Helmet (left)
daajer ta chlldrra af tbaadoacd rcfrigeriten yestenb
fram Edwird J. Arthar (ceatert Taenia, West era Inter
astieasl safety director far the refrlKeratar servkt eag
eer society, and Merle C Flaak, Saleta presideat ef the
society. (SUteataaa Phato)
County Judge's
Horses Place in
Wilh Willi Show
Marioa County Judge Rex Hart
ley placed two horses ia the an
nual showing sponsored tost week
end to Walla Walla by the North
west Quarter Horse Association.
Over SOS horses were entered ta
the event be said.
Both ef tha Hartley horses re
ceived fourth place in their classes.
ktlss Ursula Mathias af Jefferson.
-owner, showed the fffly.
His entries included Poet Red
Star, yearling stud out of Bright
Star Shoot by Poet Champ who
balds a aational Quarter Hone
Championship, and Lassie Reed,
two-year old filly out of Logan's
Bobby Read by Poce Lassie.
Navy' Reserve
Flying Slowed
By Gas Lack
Naval Air Reserve flying has
beea curtailed at McNary Field
and many ether bases throughout
the United States by lack ef money
for gasoline, Lt Cm. Joha Naal
Bryant officer la charge ef the
Salem facility, aaid Monday.
Ponds aormauy rua abort
about this time ef year but hi the
past they have beea boosted by
appropriatiea af eeiiergency ftssds.
bt said.
Thia year, however, tht addi
tional money has aot came toroufh
and Air Reterva bases find them
selves la t position resembling
that af the Post Office Dent when
services wort curtailed recently
while waiting far Congrats to au
thorial additional funds.
Naval Air Reserve pilots start
ing a series ef training "cruiaet"
this week at McNary Plaid win
each be limited to two bean fry
ing, Commtnoar Bryant said.
Auxiliary Air Uatt ant, eemmaaded
by Lt Crodr. L. C. Cos ef Part-
id, started Its twa week course
Monday with it ofOcen aad IS
enlisted men attending classes. Sa
lem's twa ether anils witt btfia
their crutots June I and June 17.
Money tor more thaa mtnimom
flying rsquirameaU It aat expected
antil the start af a new fiscal
year Jury 1, Ceiinvaadar Bryant
said.
Mrs. Evans'
Rites Planned
MONITOR, May It - Psaeral
terrices tor Mrs. Mary E. Evans
ef Elliott Prairie, who died of
cancer at the age ef 7S Sunday eve
aing at bar home, will be I p as.
Wednesday to Everhart Kent
Puaeral Home, Canby, the Rev.
Edward taker officiating. Burial
will be ia Ilea Cemetery.
Mrs. Evans had Bred ea t farm
at rcilsott Prairie ebeot eve miles
east ef Weodbura, since moving te
Oregon fram Nebraska to It.
She was bora aa Feb. I Ltn. at
West Uavaa, Onto, raevtng with her
parents te western Nebraska to
ltflt She and James D. Evans
were married ea Jan. t, 1KB, to
Nebraska Qty. They celebrated
their SOth wedding aniavertary at
their Elbett Prairie heme five
yean age.
Besides her widower. Mrs. Evans
leaves two sons,' Lloyd Evans,
Oregon CMy, aneGordoa Evasn,
Elliott Prairie, eight grandchildren
and several great-grandchildrea.
Canada Flans Paving
WHTTEHORSE. Yakea Terri
tory. May It If) James M. Sh
dair Caaadlaa Minister ef fist
sries. sayt Canada's federal gee-
vei anient Is ptonntng to peve the
Alaska Highway.
Stactoir toM a meeting bore the
east weald bt shared by ill Canadians,
got a dcnsMstratloi af tkt)
Salem Youth
On Probation
Judge George R. Duocaa placed
a syeareJd Salem youth ea twa
yean probation and heard aa in
nocent plea oa a bad check charge
from a Saleta aaaa during crimin
al arraignmeots to Marioa County
Circuit Court Monday.
-Orvnl Ray BeO, S3S & Snd St.
had a six months toil sentence sus
pended and was placed ea probe
ttoa ea a charge of contributing te
the delinquency ef a minor.
Bell had earlier pleaded guilty to
the charge which involves t 1
year Salem girt
OrviDe Otis Overstreet Station'
A. Salem, pleaded baoceat ea a
charge ef passing a tSM check at
a Salem store. Hit ease wat con
tinued tor trial
la a final case. Judge Daacaa
tinuing the state's ease against Ai
des Wilbur Ocean, lit N. Sard St,
after the IS-year-oM Salem youth
was committed to Oregon State
Hospital,, . . ..
Oceaa had beea charged with
burglary not to a dweJliag Involv
ing the theft ef IS casts ef beer
from the Gideon StoU Co. laat
la two nan support easts. Judge
Joseph B. PtUoa dismissed tha
ease against Bud Henry Wtckmaa,
Dli Center St. and set May n at
the date far a preiiiriinary aaariaf
for, Harold J. Bacea, MIS N. Itth
St
County Orders' 1
W tit . .A
lax Adjustment
The Marioa. County Board af
rnjnsniatlna ordered tome type of
adistmeat to tht petltiom ea prep
arty tax assrtamtnti beard dtsrtof
aa all-day stssioa Monday and
scheduled Ms next meeting for Map
3L i f !
rear petitions beard Monday
were aentinued to allow the heart
tizfie to iraervirw county appraia-'
art whs had aaseased tht property.
Only one petRlaa beard during
the tctiioa tovetved titfiamant ia
Salem's stibarhea fringe areas de
spMe a recent hike to property ae
sessmeira for this ares troored bp
County Ass itser Harold Domogot-
One prtltioa was haard from SiV
trtoa aad the remainder Wert
within the Saleta city limits.
Dsrnsewfls had asihwarf Mm
n stseasmenU to be raised It)
meet tht a per cent ration adopt
ed for the 1157-et tax rout after
the county reappraisal program
showed these areas to bt generally
aadervahied for tax purposes,
Residents generifly have nue1
andersteed the Incrensed aatess
meats, ke said. However, they are
reasonable when DttMsjoOt't af
flee explains the lam tat has aoth
Ing te dt with the tax load for cfr
services but merely brines the tub
arhaa areas tote hat with regular
county
YU IrtrlncfrM '
I ITS IIIUHJIIIOI 1
vapawexegjwaaeaB'etj pv
Elects Minifie :
Joha Minnie wet elected netaf
drat of the YMCA Industrial Man-;
agement Club at a monthly aaaat i
Ing behf Monday night at Chock t
Steak House.
The aew president It a foreman
wtth Padfie Telephone Co. Other ,
dent Lather leteraoa, Salem Steal :
Seppty; sserstary, Harold Cat-
bertaon. Blue Lake Packers: tries
erar. Gerdoa Gregory. Patlll'
Bros. r i
Salem School Supt Charltt
Schmidt toM the greep out
aVisMi prvbwt1! Mai ' I6i lattHBe)
aettot affecting tchaelt. I t alaa
dunsted tht new dtotut awifatr