City News Briefs
INVESTMENT TALK SET
' How Invtstort Caa Participate
In Anxrict'i Ecoaoraic Growth"
.ill bt Hie topic af talk by My
ron Kati. research analyit for J.
Henry Helser a Son. at a oooe
luncheon meetinf oi the Salem
Pttwolow Liens Club oa Thursday
in the Mario Hotel. Visitor art
invited ta the talk.
Dental alatet repaired while Tou
ait at Psuileat Parker Dentist,
lis S Liberty. Salem. lady )
Resident of
Coast Town
Dies in Salem
ytn. Maudt McKitrick, 7. of
Nel&cott, died Thursday In a Salem
hospital. She became ill Wednes
day lujcht at home and was takea
to the hospital ia aa ambulance.
She lived lor a bnei time ia Mill
fny. where her husband, the late
Henry L McKitrick, operated the
newspaper. For the last (our year
she owned cottages on the coast.
SurovHnf art her father. John K,.
Harper of Parkdale, Ore.. tw sons.
John T. McKitrick of Portland and
William E. McKitrick of hot An
geles, four brothers and three sis
ters. Services wiO be held in Salem,
where Mrs. McKitrick had many
(nends. according te a son The
irgil T. Golden Funeral Home
will makt the arranfements. .
Salem Woman
Named to Phone
Workers' Council
Mr Alice Squirt. 11. Chemek
eta St., is a aewly-elected member
ai the eiecutivt committee of the
Orefoa Chapter. Telephone Pio
neers oi America, it was reported
Friday
Mrs. Squire, a traffic assistant
for Pacific Telephone here, will
represent the Willamette Council.
The Telephone Pioneers of Ameri
ca is aa organization of telephone
employes who have mors than II
years of service.
Hatfield Honored
By Office Staff
On 35th Birthday
Secretary of State Mark Hatiield
eheerved a quiet 15th birthday
here Friday and division head of
his department snd Immediate of
fice staff members held s lunch
eon ia his office in his honor.
Journal Revised
Revision of the IK7 Lrfinlatur
Journal completed here Frtdey
hv chief clerks of the Senate and
House
Secretary of Stale Mark Hatfield
said the work of printing the jour
nal would get under wsy within a
few days
City Obituaries
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Ai lnrl rxMBlUl JulT II l-i l
riidnl IX mf Av Sl-n
Rorvlve by wft flvi Harntt S-I-
ti kiu i ph tarnt Salfm.
Ijrnri Slami, Timpi fl Hal
Starr Si Lmli ftrottiar Jnhn
Ka n of Si lxuia Mo m franS
.M!d Announrfirant of aarvlrw will
K la tar by Uia Vlrfil T CIOao
lanlra rartatlMa Orawa
At Santa Cmi Tahf Survtvaa) h
Pr.t Mr an Mri CMra W
hrrtwn Santa Ctvt nrothar tit hard
w Bra Santa Crui ran1paru
Mr an Mri W BmII. Swaat
Noma Ora Mri Rahari Waat San-
'1 Crut Mr anit Mr A J raar
. Vtitrauvar Waad ; jraal-ra4- I
iraitu Mr ana) Mra C W Tarrv I
Vurtur Ota GravaatOa tarviraa will
a Kale Salurtar. Julv UUi at I tt
a M at Blm Mamarlsl fark
Sarviraa arlll ba trwtar tha Slr-tl
iha Vlrrl T CotOan Ca t Paul
Nrwtaaa MMI arlll atftaUW
W Alaaa TaaialBf a
l.i. -r.i4.nl oi llts A Idar '
rutana Ora . July II. IS1 Horn
u II istt al Traantlalaau Wta
' ajlial tat marrtata W Garirurla
( Ka rli at ta Ort Jura l
lanS HurhanO of f.artnia Cufn
- .infa Rueana fathar of I valval
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I jir,minaf tugana nrnlnaf af Ar
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I aura Nnra alam. t traeaaichil-a-ai
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a irviva Mam bar of tufana Loot'
v, tl Art AM trawttan a atJ
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aat (uoa Chamnaf f Caannaarna
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wiilamatta Cawrt No 1 of Amaranth
raat eatraw f frand rourt af
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ii.uoi aiaiaali of aorviaoa ill ka mada
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Hoaoa
taavaoajd ajaaikaoe
Lata raateapl ml Howard I1
aba, a' a lorol taoaookj. inly ttlh
a' tha ata X U roara a.irvtod ha
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kpaWtgnald (Va awa ta'harr Mr
To Tlkr tr wtrWd;
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aad aWnrtoaa wttl to head lahit-taa
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a--Lo WrVarr Marwaary at
Jaw. taafrasea. a-aas Um
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PEaUOTt B8CEB
Tot city eafiaeer'i tffica Friday
isaued butldiai permits to If. W.
i n rar anerauoaa ia a aweu-
UH at 2SM Artarad Tr.. 8.. et
mated cost 11.500; H. G. JUum
baufh. reroofing of home, UU
Franklia St NW. MOO; and Howard
J. Grimm, reroofing of heme, m
Church St SC. m.
Be in the money by aatng Classi
fied Ads to. get buyers far things
you'd like to sell. EM 4-ll.
(adv.)
WHEEL aTOLZN
Hare H. Bolmeier, 86 Canda
laria Blvd.. reported to city police
Friday that a apart lira and wheel
were stales from the Blocked
trunk of his car while the vehicle
was parked hi hit driveway the
night before. He valued the lots at
$71
Tomorrow' i smart styling to-day;
Colorbestos tidt wall shingles,
fire proof, pastel coiort never
need painting. Provides iotula
txm. Mathu Bros. EM 4-M3I
adv.)
FILM TO BE SHOWN
A film, "The Senator's Daugh
ter." will be shown Tuesday noon
at The Chalet N. Capitol St,
sponsored by the East Salem Lkids
Club. The half-hour movie deals
with taxation of small businesses.
The public is welcome.
Reg. now at South Side Kinder
garten, for (ill Separate classes
for 4 i 4 S's. AUrac, spacious,
well equipt. Qualified personel.
EM 4-MM P M ladv.)
Dr. Robert E Lindsey
Announces that he it opening an
office for the general practice of
Dentistry, at SO South Liberty St.
EM 4-tll. iadv.)
CWCT1T CtKtT
Cleda M Turner vs Raymond J
Turner Suit for divorce alleges
cruel snd inhuman treatment, asks
for custody of two minors plus
property rights ' -tent. Mar
ried June I. IM" 1
David M and Reid vt
H C Warren T Hoy
Complaint dismissed an to defend
ant Hoy. Judgments in (star of de
fendants. Joe F Hunrger vi Marlvs Hune
ger: Trial date continued to Aug
7.
PROBATE COl'BT
Alice Hi Mi Thorns estste Order
released administratni '
David B Kirkpatrick estate
Barney height y appointed as exe
cutor Thorns i W SeRin estate. Tinal
a rcount hesnng tot for Aug. II.
MARRIAGE LICENSE
Gary E Mahnkey. a. barber.
JIM Lynn Ave . and Barbara Ana
Dodson. . office worker, M40
Ckerry Ave . both of Salem.
tart. Sarvaraa wtll Ka unoar tha di
rartMar f tha Noaaall-IdwarOa run
aral Chapal. 1
laaaaa Tavkar Naak
At tha raatdanra of OS Thnm 0aon
l Kalaoi July llth al tha aca of ft'
raara turvtvad by artfa. Marv Naah I
Sakvtv daufhtaf. Mr Luttlla Nal- .
arm porllantf. atatari Mr. Jriaa I
Tann. Buana Vlfta. Ora Mra lath
Oavina Portland. traadilauffhtar. I
Mra Janat Laa Nalaran Portland
Maanbar of Iha talam lOOf Chamak
ata lyxlta No I Sarviraa will ka I
hatd Saturdar iuly lltk al I S P M ,
in tha C'hapal of tha Howall-rd-avarda
Punaral Homa Intarmant fta- I
lam Htonaar Camatarr Rituahattr ;
arvlraa will ha rontu(-1d ka Uta ta-
lam Chamakata lOOr Lad. Ma I
fkarlai tall PkllMaa
A ' local hoapital July II I -ata
randant of llt nr. M. talam Bur
viva kr arlfa Ruth L Phi 111 pa. ta
lam atha Rolland Phllltaa Rar
Phi I Ufa. Wltoon Prtillipa. John Ptul
I (K rhatiaa Prttlliaa Ir Barv PV41 1
rip all of Salam daufhtara Ina
Gooa-h A.idray Oppak Dtrta Kanann
ll o Salam hrothara. Harrr Pn.l
Una. Ol ar PtlUipa Mark phillipa
al) M Salam and Homr Phllhria of
Waanlnf.on alatari Nallla Jark.n 1
STo Mahlr Riaann Salam Marota
DtrfcaaaO Salon- .Nairn Ithron
Caltf Piftaao tt-andrhiadnao alaa aur-
ana arvwo artll ha held Moaada
Jul IS al I M fi m In ISa rhapal of
tha Virgil T f.oloan Ca Intarmant
Balrraat Mamorial Park I
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Public
Records
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ID
Road Deaths
Involving One
Vehicle Climb
Oat-car accidents continue to
tail many lives aa Oregon high
ways, the Department of Motor
Vehicles Traffic Safety Division
reported Friday.
The department said that It of
the a fatal aeddenta ia the state
ia May, wert of the type ia which
a car went out of central and left
the roadway.
From IHt to UM there was a
St per ceat increase la traffic to
talities due to one-car crashes.
James R. Banks, manager of the
safety divisioa said " while It is
many times difficult ta analyse
the fuD cause of such aa accident,
too great a speed for driving con
ditions t a v 1 1 1 1 1 y is a major
cause. "
Long Illness
Claims Life
Of Mrs. Kau
Mrs. Shirley M Kau of Rt 1.
Dayton, a one-time Salem resident,
died friday in a Salem hospital
She bad been ia ifl health for the
last seven years.
Mrs Kau worked for the V S
Indian Service ia various parts of
trie country.
She was born m South Dakota aa
April I. int. daughter af Mr. and
Mrs. James Ctispel. She came to
McMinnville as a girl and from
there to Salem
She was married in IM1 to Hugh
I Kau. who survives. Mrs. Kau be
longed to the Cnristiaa Church at
McMinnville
She is survived also by a too, E.
J Thorndyke of Carmel. Calif.
The Virgil T. Goldea Funeral
Home is making arrangements.
Rites Today
For Infant
Graveside services for Janice
Christine Brown. II month old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George
W Brown former Salem residents
aow living ia Santa Crux. Calif .
will be I p m today at Bel crest
Memorial Park, Salem.
Bora March I. IftM at Salem
she died at her parent home
Wednesday Great grandparent
Mr and Mrs. G. W Terry, live at
Turner
Other survivors include a broth
er Richard W Brown. Santa
Cnii.
Dr Paul N Poling pastor of
First Presbyterian Church will of
ficiste st the service Virgil T
Golden Funeral Home is ia charge
of arrangements.
Portland Doctor
Named to Board
Gov Robert D Holmes Friday
named Dr. Gordon V. Pefley. Port
land chiropractor, to the State
Board af Naturopathic Examiners
He succeed! Dr W Mtrtie Bley
thing. Portlsnd, on the three-man
board
CORTMAKCR-Tt Mr snd Mrs.
Gary D Gort maker. tU Court St .
a ton Friday July 12. at Salem
Gewral Hospital
D f T S. N - To Mr snd Mm
Jsme N IHjatin. Indapendence s
daugttler. Friday. July 11. at Sa
lem General Hnspifsl
MltltWOOD - Ts Mr and Mrs
Charles H. Sherwood 1M Adams
St . s son. Frtdsy. July It at Sa
lem General Hnnpttal
HOI. DEN Tn Mr snd Mrs lar
ry Holdcn. 1906 l-ee Si . a daugh
ter. Friday. July 11. at Salem Me
morial Hospital
1 1. A L E T - T Mr and Mrs
Charles Sealey. Itna l.aolrs Ava .
S inn Fnrl July 12 si Saletn
aSlrmorial Hospital
TtTI.O.-T Mr snd Mr loav
si F Tsvlnr. J4l Farndeil St s
oe. Ttiuradsv Jury II. at Salem
Memorial Hoapital
I 1
Births
ISHOPS JIDOrJANZA
Doll Day Brings Out
Over 400 Varieties
' tPtrtara an page eat.)
Dolls af every site, shape, color
and country vert exhibited Frday
at city playgrounds by hundreds of
youngster during the annual Sa
lem Doll Day.
A part af the city's summer ree
reatioa schedule. Doll Day was the
second of arvea "special days."
A doll 15 yean old was shows
at McXinley play pound by Cam
ille Carta, JUS S. High St. Many
dolls had passed the St year mark
aad there were eeveral over Ml
and two others aver 14. The atoatt
is thought ta ht from China.
Tbe day ala produced a 4-foot
doO. a mlnch doO. two-beaded
doll and a doO wHa U dolls inside
k.
Prise for the largest collection af
dolls went ta Sheme StovaJL SU
Croat St.. who displayed a at Bush
playground. Ia the collection wert
dons from Holland, b t r m a a y.
Fraactv Spaia. Meiico and many
other countries Several father e
lectioat at over otilt were slot
eihibted.
Over 400, many with aa exotic
history, were shows Some wert
made of satin, ethers of wood,
glass, plastic ar plaster. There
were puppets, clowns, kangaroo,
bears, ducks aad the famous rag
gedy Ann dolls. They were dressed
ia bride gowns, formal dresses,
mink stole and tome were en
cased in glass. Every color of the
Salem Man
Freed From
Polk Charge
HiImbu Mtwf aeratre
DAI1AS. July U-Jack Lee Ot
ter, B, of Salem, arrested May M
by Independence police on a
charge of receiving and concealing !
stolen property, was released from I
the charge today by order of Polk '
Circuit Judge Arlie Walker. 1
Oiler faced two counts, one la1
Dallu and one in lndeoendenct. I
Judge Walker issued a directed
verdict of innocent aa one count
and dismissed the second on mo
tion of District Attorney Walter
W. roster.
Injured Dallas
Youth, 10, Taken
To Portland
IUUMUI Ntwt Mrvtrt
DALI-AS. July 11 -Rons Id Lich
ly. ton of Mr. and Mrs. Grover
Lirhty of Silverton Route 2.
token to Doernhecher Hospital ia
Portland this week following aa in
jury aear Black Rock.
The hoy received t severe head
wound when struck by a pitched
horseshoe Wednesday at the Tape
Wingo Baptist Youth Camp, used
this week by Mennonite churches
m the srea.
Bonesteele
To Sell Nash
American Motors hat awarded
the Salem Nah Auto Agency
dealership to Russell Bonesteele.
Salem StudVbaker dealer, rt was
snnounced Friday.
The agency wan scaled last
.month by F V. Surrot and was
formerly known an Surroi Mo
tors Bonesteele Mid he will open
,lhe acenry st rt N. Church St
next taeek
Escape-Aiding
Count Dropped
A charge af aiding a nSerif i
prisoner in enraping lodged against
Hsrold Orvsl Wilson. Wondburn.
aj diamtssaxl Friday by Marian
County grand Jury action
The jury refused In Indict Wilson
en the rharge following hit arrant
June U Th Incident allegedly nr
nirrad whan thrifU deputy
mo an srreal
Tha grand jury alio brought nut
three Marret indictmenu aMer de
liberating for two dara
IH
Sorry, Folks
CROWDS at BISHOP'S Ust
Night were so great, maybe
we were unoble to serve
YOU the way we'd like . . ."
SO COME ON IN
TODAY AND
SATURDAY, THERE ARE
GOLD NUGGET VALUES
A-PLENTY TO HELP YOU
'STRIKE IT RICH!'
rainbow, and thea some, tu rep
resented. Ribbon were eivee at naen.
playground for the best in each of
eight categories Judged. The ay
was staged at 11 city play ground
ith prise given at each.
The nest special day it Dress Vf
Day. Friday, Jury a.
Death Takes
C. E. Phillips
At 65 Years
Charles EmO Phillips, tt, i re
tired hoisting and portable ongi
aeer. of 114 7th St.. died Friday
morning at a Salem hospital.
He was bora May a. IMS. at
Worth. Me , aad came to Salem
from Missouri 41 years ago. He
worked for the Salem Sand and
Gravel Co , retiring tu years ago.
Phillips wsi s member of Went
Salem Methodist Church.
He leave hit widow, Ruth; six
sons. Roland, Ray. Wilson. Joaa,
Charles Jr.. aad Roy. all af Sa
lem; three; daughters. Mrs. Ina
Gooch. Mrs. Audrey Oppek aad
Mrs. Doris Benson, all of Salem;
(our brothers. Harry, Oscar and
Mrrie. all of Salem, and Homer
Phillips in Washington stale; lour
isters. Mrs Mamie Dicksoa and
Mrs. Mabel Rieson. both of Salem,
Mrs Helen Lathrop In California,
and Mrs Nelut Jacfcmat la Mis
souri; and 11 granchildrea.
Funeral services will be held at
the Virgil T. Goldea Chapel Mon
day at 1 3 p.m., and interment
will be ia Beteraat Memorial
Park.
H. J. Mission
Succumbs to
Heart Attack
Herbert Joseph Misaon. M. oi
17S0 Grant St., died unexpectedly
of a heart attack Friday white at
work at 1M Edgewatar St.
Tea days earlier Mlsao had
purchased a lire-servicing bust
ness that he called Herb'l Tire
Service
For J4 years he worked lor the
Valley Motor Co., first si mechan
ic, and thea as salesman and man
ager of the firm's used car de
partment He was born in Neche, N D . on
Oct n. 1M. and went to school
ia Grand Forks. N D. He came
from North Dakota to Salem in
111 Oa Jaa 14, 1K. he married
Nettie Gentry ia Portland.
Misaon wsi a member of the
Salem Elki Lodge. He belonged to
the Baptist Church.
He ia survived by his widow, at
home: a ton, Robert DiehaJ aj"
San Francisco; a daughter. Mri.
LUIiaa Fpping of Salem; and two
titters. Mrs Grace Wolf burg of
Alxada. Mont , and Mra. Vivian
0 Neitl of Grand Forks. N D.
Funeral tmngements trt pend
ing at the Oough-Bamrk Funeral
Home
Trio Arrested
On Liquor Count
Butiina Nawa Sarrvra
WEST STAYTON. July H-Leta
Mahle Moore. M. of Sttyton. wat
arretted here this evening by De
puty Sheriff H Reed on s charge
of driving while intoxicated, the
heriff'i office reported
Her husbsnd. Jsmei C. Moore,
and another passenger. Lee A.
Psllsrd. at both of Stsyton. were
rhsrged with being drunk oa a
public highway.
Accident Victims
Leave Hospital
Harry C fwnuh. fca Mateo.
Calif . and Mrs Vera M Cenger.
Walla Walla. Wash . hoipiUlned
lair Thursday evening in a lour
rar accident about nine miles south
al Salem no Highway It. were re
leased Friday, according te Salem
General Hoapital attendants Mra
Conger ii a former Salem resident
... but the
IBuYS
Lamb Accepts New Post
WOODBUftN, Jaly lt-Jamet
Bay twpriBtea)4at far tat past sevea year, has bee
aanaiite taaeriateadeBt af Peaasylvsaia Training School
it Marxaater. (AP) (Start oa page 1.)
Linn County
Sheep Sale
y UIXIE L. MA MEN
Farm Eattler, The Maleaasaa
ALBANY. July ls-More than
M0 head of registered and guar
anteed yearling stud ram and
twet will be ottered for salt (t
tht annual WUlamettt Valley ram
sale. 0. E. MikeeelL Albany, tat
retary of the sale, aaid here to
day. Ht added that catalogue art
now available for tht auctioa ta
bt held Aug. I at tht Una County
Fairground
Breeds to be offered in the talc
are Romaey. LiMola, Carridale,
Columbia. Cheviot, Shropshire.
Hampshire, Southdowa and Suf
folk. Quite a demand far rarfnt and
the fev registered ewes expected
is anticipated by MikeaeO at the
sale. While the price of Iambi
Hoped to IH St a hundred oa
tome of the best lots that came In,
t week ago. It climbed again to
til and better later this week And
with this, teal sheep receipts for
State Board
Posts Filled
Gov Robert Hnlmoa IVidoa in.
pointed Robert C. Birkes. Port
land, to the State Board of F.ngl
neerint F.xamuvn Ha ia on alar.
trical engineer with Pacific Power
and Light
Gov. Holmet tlse reappointed
Prof. Glena W Holcomb and Prof
Arthur D Hushes hoth ml iha
Oregon Stare College Eagiaeering
scnooi lacuiry. to the board.
Potito Posts Filled
Norman W Hyder wat appointed
to the Oregon Potato Commission
Friday by Gov. Holmes At the
same tune the governor reappoint
ed John F B root i to the nine man
board Both sre from Madras
DOG
LIONS KENNEL CLUB
Salam Fairground SaUm, Ortgon
PROGRAM OP JUDGING
IUN0AY, JUIT 14, lt57
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Registered
Due Aug. 3
the four -day trading period ending
Thursday were estimated at Tito,
tht highest since 1U.
teaaanal Drop Cited
Price of lamb usually drops In
tarty July and does not climb
much again during the summer.
MikeseU said today that mart
thaa i.OOt I coder lambs will bt
offered at twt aurtata tale sche
duled for late July. These salt,
he said, would aot interiert at all
with tht one tt be held here, aa the
Albany salt fa) made up aatirely af
registered animals.
The first af tht two July tale
will be the one sponsored by the
Coot County Livestock Association
scheduled for the Howard Leather
maa farm. 10 miles northeast of
Coquille. The lime has been set (or
Monday, July 22. starting at I J
p m.
The second sale will be by the
Benton County Livestock Associa
tion. July , at tha Brans Auctioa
Yard at Corvallis, with starting
time act for 1 p m.
Many Reran Expected
A large aumber of Valley buyeri
trt expected ta attend both sales.
Paaturea have been excellent dur
ing early summer, sad are ex
pected to continue ta this condition
until grains and grass seeds are
harvested, giving additional raagaa
for feeders.
All feeders offered at hoth sales,
according to Mikesell. sre sexed,
graded and weighed to insure uni
form quality of lots.
Further information oa the Coot
County sale, can be had from Ro
ger Welty. county extension agent,
Coquile. S A Jackson, county ex
tension sgeot. Corvsllu. can aup
ply informatioa on the Bentoa
County aaie
Those who wish catalogues or
further information on Ihe big Wil
lamette V alley i a I at Albany
should write to 0 E. MikeseU.
l.ina County Courthouse, Albany.
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Mock Attack Expands Civil
Defense Activity in Salem
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State Civil Defense headquar
tert in Salem wfcich usually em
ploys 22, more than quadrupled in
site Friday as Operation Alert 1)37
began. More than 100 workers on
three shifts worked through the
day and will continue into mis
weekend.
Two H -bom Ds, the first a two
megaton weapon the second of one
mega too proportion, where hypo-
Free Meafa
To Mark Polk
County Alert
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DALLAS, July 12 Several hun
dred Polk County area residents
will get free meals today as part
of the county's participation in
state-wide Civil Defense exercises.
According to Melvia Gilson. new
ly -appointed Polk civil delense di
rector, the public is te gslher at
Ricrraall park this morning when
Uhey hear a t 45 orlock siren. Any
one who arrives at the park up ta
It 20 a m. will be registered and
convoyed to Dallas city park and
a free feed.
The mass feeding of aa expected
20 will be handled by Ed Hayes
and a civil defense class training
in mass feeding. The food, all lo
cally produced, will include barbe
cued beef and, bread made from
flour ground at OaAat Co-op ware-
bouse aad baked by Dallas Bakery
Saturday night, on signal, tht
Dallas fir department will move
all equipment to pre-arranged dis
persal points for inspection by Ci
vil Detente effictls
Gilson, farmer Dallas school
band director, was appointed coun
ty CD chief by Cvt county court
this morning
Forest Land
Transferred
Tht Stat Land Board hat turned
ever lM.tJJ acre oi forest lands
to the SLatt Forestry Department
to be administered on a sustained
yield basis. E. T. Pierce, board
trcrttary. announced Friday i
The transfer of the land wat I
made pursuant to a resolution ap
proved by the 1W7 Legislature.
2 State School
Meets Combined
Two school cooler encee tched
uled lor July save been combined.
Rex Putnam, tuperintendent at
public institution, announced Fri
dy Putnam aaid the summer con
ference of (he Oregon Asaertariea 1
of School Administrators aad a
curricuim study conference lor
atiporustondentt would be com-;
bined into t meeting from Jury
1 4-It at tht I'mvertity of Oregon
ia Eugene.
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thetkally exploded over Portland.
The first bomb, alighting at ap
proximately 10 22 leveled the heart
of the city, and the second one.
supposedly dropped about noon, dt
stroyed the Portland international
airport.
Immediately Civil Defense opera
tions throughout the state went la
te action.
Some simulated evacuation bad.
begun, due to early warning da
vices, but more than ll.tot persons
were still "clustered" in the cen
ter of the target area
A bomb, theoretically dropped oa
Grand Coulee Dam destroyed tht
structure releasing thousands of
tons of water which flooded dowa
the Columbia River knocking out
Bonneville, Mc.N'ary and The DaJ
les dams. Thirty-six hours after,
water 30 feet deep would hav been
standing in the heart of Portland
had the tragedy actually occurred.
Help From Wind
Civil Defense reported wind di
rection at the time of the simulated
attack was all to Oregon i benefit.
A southeast wind carried tha
make believe radioactive fallout in
to Washington except for a amaD
section of Northern Oregon.
Had bombs been dropped all traf
fic would have led one way out ai
Portland, s'ate CD worker Dm
Dill reported All trucks and traf
fic heading iota Portland would
have been slopped and vehicle
carrying perishable f t o d s would
htve been Interrupted and tht food
stored for emergency use.
Beat Available
A survey conducted by I r w 1 1
Weddle. superinteadant of Salem
Memorial Hospital, showed that M
beds ia Salem hospitals could hav
been made available for aeriotf
victimt three hours after the bomb
dropped. Theory would have moved
all won - critical hospital patient!
outside thus making room.
Gov. Robert Holmes, speaking
over a special CD tbortwavt not
work, urged civil defense worker
to exert soecial effort becaus
"next time it might bt Hi real
thine."
Tht pioneer statue on top of tht
Capitol building and the Capital
dom batk interfered with tha
itat radio communlcatlo center
located at the Capitol. Tht inter
ference caused tome delay la lh
transfer af newt around tht state
and could have caused complica
tions during a authentic Bom
bardment. City and county workers relied
heavily oa telephone communica
tions Sheriff! deputies were notified
early Friday morning and with
slate police art up road block
threxighout the county. They halted
traffic and passed out CD leaflet
explaining Operation A 1 1 r I and
what to do in case of t real at
tack. CARD OF THANKS
Our heartier! thanks to ail who
ealendod cwaTWorluuj sympathy and
help In our recent sorrow Far
the beautiful service, floral offer
Ings, and ether kindnesses, w
art deeply grateful.
The family af Fred
Buck Noli
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