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Lead Tour
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f wtslrra Eurapfaa cwperalKra
Kt raarkoMM a( tkt taur. Bcail
ill rrtura ta Germany ta via
fVrhi, Frankturt and Wmbadra.
hrrr k teoad (or ta yran la
tl V S arcupatna rduratioa and'
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Morr rrturwni to thr l aitrd
Siatai M Ubor Da, Brad .ill
ronlrr rth ctoprrati( off triad in
Ioaoe and Clam and unit tS
Bntmh tooperativ
Lou(hborou(h
roUr in
Mrs. Keech
Of Stayton
Succumbs
STAYTON, July M-Mn Louim
Krech ef Staytoa died today la
Salrm nurunf home
Mr Keech. who wai in her late
an. had lived ta SUytoa moat of
ber life.
She it turvived by a ton. Edwin
KMTh arwi tvrfl rr ivV-K I
Gnrft and Suua Keech. of Sa-
lem. and a nwc. Mabel Roberta 1
of Modeeto. Calif !
Funeral tervwe. wUI be held
Tueaday at : p ro in the Waddle '
Chapel in SUytoa The Rev. Clyde
Freeman, pastor of the Church of
Christ, of Stayton. will officiate
Private comrmtUI services will be
held at Mt. Crest Abbey Mauso-
1mm.
BROOKS - To Mr. snd Mrs.
Charles Brooks. Woodburn. t
daughter. Sunday. July a, at Sa
lem Memorial Hospital.
HANSON-To Mr and Mrs Eu
gene E. Hanson, 330 W. Salem
Heights Ave., a son, Sunday. July
ii. at Salem Memorial Hospital.
FELLER To Mr snd Mrs Fred ,
Feller. Turner, a daughter. Sun-1
day. July 21, at Salem General
Hospital.
Births
Dear Ann Landers:
Wife Husband Hold
Newspaper Debate
By ANN LANDERS
Dear Ann: I wsj a widow with three sons when I married
my present husband a year ago. He seemed to like the boys and
they liked him.
Now it looks as if this may be the end of our marriage if I
don t get some advice. My husband says ihe boys have no man
ners and he refuses to take them with us when we go out. True,
they're high-spirited youngsters but no worse than other children!
Sometimes they become a little unruly and punch each other, like
all little boys. When we're in the car there's often a small fight
in Ihe back seat. In restaurants, their boyish enthusiasm some
times brims over and they have a tiny tiff.
I've tried to explain to my husband that all kids have energy
and this is normal behavior. He says he's not going to put up with
the embarrassment in public any longer.
1 like to take the children with us when we go out for an
tvjning to the movies, dining, or visiting friends. I feel it's part
of being good parents to include them. When I told my husband 1
was writing to you, he said he
Dul of course he wont, i'lease help me. IDEAL MOTHER
He waa'l? Well, he did aad kerf's hit letter:
Dear Ann: You'll probably he hearing from my wife about
this same problem. If you have both sides of the story you'll be
in a better position to give advice. You may print this.
I married a widow with three sons last May. The boys were
never disciplined and are wild as March hares. They walk all
over their mother and when she tries to correct them they may as
well be deaf. On a few occasions I've stepped in but their mother
rrsents my telling them what to do and has made it plain they
are HER kids and she'll train them.
She insists on hauling them all over, hi my opinion they'd be
better off at home. Every Sunday we take them to a high-class
restaurant where they play ball with the salt and pepper shakers,
bend the silverware and get into fist fights.
They yell in movies and disturb other patrons, which Is em
barrassing. I think they misbehave because they're bored half
the time. I told my wife I'm perfectly willing to take the boy
to ball games and outings, but she doesn't enjoy these things. Now
I've flatly refused to haul these kids around when we go out for
an evening of adult entertainment. Am I wrong? PLAIN NER
VOUS This advice Is directed ta "Ideal Mather" beeaate tic' tae
me wka needs H.
Yea're going ta wind aa witk three abaaxloa galeeti and a
loaeeome aid age U yea daa't get smart. Mother. Yaa aa year
aoat aa favor when yea aUew teem to grew aa ttdisclallaed aad
rail II "boyish energy-" ' J kaaaTa them, eeatlder ytar
telf lucky to kave a baabaad was eaa. Welcamt his fbrai Band
aad a thaakral that be la able to tBcceed waert yea kavt failed.
Soma yaaagstert behave well aay place, bat apparently, years
da not It snay be thai tbey ARE bared with aaaK eat trial a
meat and wdbld rather be bene ptoytaf cowbey an! lacteal
thaa dlBsng la the bum a tin-sphere af a swaaky betel. If yew
waat la da tklags as a family aaH, select activities the ehllarea
will eafey. Deal lag Ikem ta places YOU tike, aad expect them
to be Interested.
(Ann Landers will be happy In help you with your problems.
Send them to her in care of this newspaper and enclose stamped
self -addressed envelope. I
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traav ana b A. at la. Usa
atgkeay Ave,
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lahtly tonal aaa-
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threwag racks agaaat aa Want tnaitieBit' y, rt
aad last yaaterway a reck was Vaajataaf rvn DsaertiBnsst was
jukrwwatarwagh a hAcnea wadwwJ, at Va na. and aaaat as
Re mart A Hwt tar tt iB-a ftUN tat fcUaB.
Raay Omy- Dui EM MB31 deaarV
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tmi tmat raiM Back By ttarif.
Madrrata 4bbm aa kKWrad kjr
Tom ka rrcaiva Ma aaa 1 -
rram aaB. artarKu. burutu
rnrumaUani aac ka I k t
prablms yaa Bat R raa bHb
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aiuw CM 4-M. - (adv.)
CRAM U RNS
rirtw Iraa Slimi City Hall
rtauoa nttBuiatid i paai firt '
Sunday at Tradt nd Cburck
SrwU wkick tUrted iraiad I at
P m rtrrmea laid about duca
trrpm ahniba ar burned I
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riH ic an law liauitiad Ad
takn your oiler ta thouumfc witk-
in houri. EM t-ttll iad
ATTtMPTED EVT1T PBOIED
Cy aouce rly Suaday mora-!
m laveatlf ated aa attempted Plaek. N. D., 4t yean ao.
brtakini and entry tnU Enrkaoa't I She ai married twice, botk kua
Super Market at 3om Partlaad Rd. baada preceduif aer death. Her
A SaJem merchant patrelmaa aoU- aacoad husbaad, Joaepk Maraak.
fted officer he found i diver of1 died ka 191.
wood Broken from a door Jamb
located ia the rear V the at art
folic checked and laid aa entrv
wai made.
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iRununafe tale, alto ail drc . lit
'" Jl JOtk Jlat UK N
Mh (Adv.)
COITK ON VISIT
Canon and Mrs. Bernard New-
m' Nr" Ysrk P""
wwk"d ta T'"tlB nd
Mrl D"8 K Brook ne Ht
Newm" u J10" MJ
Churcb ,n Srm Yort tni W
r"c" ' a pul'
VT 'r yc,l,0 throufhout
the West.
r lour convenience 'TH. R.u
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J wan mmj uyru .nm
irn uu i pm. 101 S Hih EM
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Dental plates repaired while you
wait at Painless Parker Dentist
12S N. Liberty. Salem (adv.)
Store Entered
At Woodburn
luletaua Stmt Ifrrtrt
WOODBURN, July M Erick
son'i Super Market in Woodburn
was broken Into early this morn
int but nothine anneararf In he
missing, the Marion County sher-
iff office said.
Entry was through the store's
roof, a deputy slated.
was going tu write a letter, too,
0
Lebanon
Home Hit
By Blaze
LEBANON. My a - TW Ber
nard Sdum haw at LXh aad Oak
Su. was sat by ftun tots af-
wtalt Ibt tBBkdy M
a" at rear-
Hf!y arar Oa Baa-
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103111 1 3 1 fTI S
Mrs. Maresh
Of Woodburn
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Mr Prtfu. CBKkosloakia. aa
Nov 11. Ian daughter of the Uu
Karl and Roae Studewy, and came
to the laited States at the afe of
7 She moved kt Orefoa (ram
Ska is survived by a so. Cle
ment Ruiriraick af BUliaci, Moot :
three daufhters. Aana Matejovsky
of eif Point. Mont.. Mrs. Bea
trice Neely af Tart Uuderdal.
Fla , and Mrs. Stephaate Webuger
of Partlaad; a sister. Mrs Julia
Vuushel af Piaek. N. D ; nine
frandchildrea: three great-graad-childrea;
and six ttepckildrea.
Requiem maaa will be celebrated
at ! a.m. Thursday ia St. Lukt't
Catholic Church by the Rev. John
Lark in. The Rotary will be recited
at I p.m. Wednesday ia the Rinto
Cornwell raneral Chapel. The de
ceased woman will be Interred ia
St. Luke's Cemetery beside the
grave of her lata husband Joseph
Maresh.
Church Fund
Theft Probed
The First Presbyterian Church.
140 N. Winter St . was robbed of
about 93S0 Sunday, city police
said.
Sunday school uerintendent
Benjamin F. Schmoker. HS N
Cottage St., told police the money
represented part of the day's col
lection and was locked in a filing
cabinet which was broken into.
He reported the theft occurred
sometime between 11:30 a.m. and
noon.
The estimated loss did not in
elude money In offering envelopes.
because the amount was unknown,
he said.
Contract Let for
Santiam Bridge
Contract for construction of
$38,255 steel girder bridge across
the North Santiam River down
stream from Detroit Dam to re
place another that failed last sum
mer was awarded this week to
Larson Constrution Co . Astoria.
The bridle, to be completed hy
December, will have concrete piers
and deck. The contract was a
warded by Portland District, Corps
of Engineers.
By-Pass Accident
Injures Dnyer
Joe Billy of 02 N. Winter St.
waa knocked unconscious when his
car ran into a ditch on the Salem
By-Pass one mile south of Santiam
Junction at a.m. Sunday, Wil
lamette Ambulance Service report
ed. Salem General Hospital reported
that Billy, 20, suffered a head
laceration and hand Injury, and
that his condition was "good." He
was being X-rayed.
Madame Claude Kogan, I record
breaking Alpine mountain climber.
runs bathing suit factory in Nice.
France, when she came down
from her climbs In the Alp and
the Himalayas.
:iiJt i-.(o' v
way. CsstUintiii Saeatge vat
reaaarferdL
EarWr. aa aitiiail wrerkaag
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Marines Sight in on 'Enemy Target1
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Aa taMtiaary tmj tka UrfH M tkh .IN u u trrm f Saam'l MaiiM Ckraa ft
Bfrrt aVUrkamt Mi(H ta SaBdjy tutvkw al MeNar FWM. HaMlag taefl (Vrft) )
Pic Jaaa TkarttM tad otkert, left U rif at, kkthMk Me. Tn4 Graat, Pic Mamy Caak
Ma, S(t Ihrtrkt BraaVy, Mc Da rid Skrayer and rtc TnuMa Maaaey. Tk rterciM
tHflnllii tertet Btaaard my lU aalt tani Baaiawr.
Salem Marines
Hold Exercise
Field n erases war bald Suaday
by the Samm Manae Carps re
serve awtachrrteal la aa area Beer
McNary Field.
The as-nua Bait, commanded by
Mat .Hubert riltva 1041 Maole
Ave . aaw participated ia gua
drill, organised athletics and field
cburcb services.
Weapons need la the exercises
included twa las mm. artillery
pieces and tot 1SS mm.
Salem Man
Dies at 86
Mar mo W ampler. M. died Sun
day ia a Salem nursing home. He
was born ia BrucevtUe, IM.
Surviving are his sons. L. C.
W ampler. Salem. Paul ampler,
California: A E Wampler. Kla
math Falls, daughter. Mrs W Mc
Lenore. Oakand. Calif.: brothers.
Luther Wampler, Vinceanes, Ind.;
Marin L. Wampler. Flat Rock.
Mich ; sister ia Michigan and 10
grandchildren and 17 great-grand
children.
Services will be at Klamath
Falls. The W T Rigdon Mortuary
of Salem is in charge of arrange
ments.
240 Attend
GOP Picnic
Some 140 Republicans signed the
guest book at Sunday's GOP pic
nic in the State Farrgrounds Party
Dlan iters were Jubilant over the
turnout.
All of Marion County's GOP leg
islators were present, namely Sen
ator Sidney Schlesmger and Lee
Oh mart, and Repeeserrtatives Ed
die Ahrens, Robert Elfstrom and
Winton Hunt
Prises for oldest and yoJhgest
went to G. A. Reeher, M, and Jeff
rey Schroeher, It months, both of
Salem.
Firemen Called
SuleSn Strrtr.
KE1ZER. July U The Keirer
volunteer firefighters were called
out around 1 15 p m. today when a
plot of grass caught on Ore at
Candlewood and Pleasant View
Drives.
Salem
Obituaries
Effit CkrlrtlM Kbamrltaf
In this Hty July a. Lata resident
of 11W Oxford St., Salmi, tt the t(t
of 41 y.irv Wtf of Loran Kimmer
ling. Attorn; xthr of Ury. Monte
and Linda Klmmerllni. all of g.letn;
liter of Carl Axtlson. Llndiborg.
K.n tin. Marie 'Tavlor. Mldwav
Wah. tin. William MuuroVt San
Carlos. Calif.; daughter of Mrs. Oirli-
tln. Ai.lion. Llndibori. Kan. Srv
!m will b. held Mon . July zth at
I :S p.m. In U. Chapel of W. T. (-
don Co
Amelia Irkatltt
In Uiu city. Saturday. July 17
Late resident of StM Dakota Av
Announcamenta of atrvKM later by
the Cktuith-Barrtrk Funeral Harm
yfj y ft- r I
DENTAL PLATES
For Particular Paapl
Wha Desire
PERSONAL SERVICE
CREDIT
or
COURSK
gas rot
EXTRACTIONS
IT DESIRED
California Strawberry Men
Feci Need to Increase Price
By ULUX L MAMEN
Farm Edktor, The Hilnaiii
INDEPENDENCE. Jaly a -Strawberry
acreage California
isn't assarted la be reduced this
Beit year, but growers fed a aaadjo ttA ubor coats aad that the
of stabilising the price at 11 cents wU1 -uh-
P" "
living wage", reports Kim
Roberts, Pack Cauaty
agent
Roberta, witk Ran aid Clea
Hardmaa and Earl Staacbraok, all
of Independence, recently re
turned from a trky through the
strawberry producing areas of Cal
ifomia. The mea visited growers,
processors aad market teititw ia
the central area aad aloag the
atjonvilie-Saa Jot heavy grow
ing areas.
The mea were out for first hand
information aa ta how recent low
prices for strawberries art affect
ing growers there. The Oregon
delegation wai particularly inter
ested ia learning if there are plana
ta decrease the southern state s
acreage, laluornia s increased
acreage of recent year has been
the biggest threat ta Oregon's
strawberry industry
Oregea Cemaarea Favorably
Cost -of -production studies made
in the California counties indicated
that Oregon growers are ia Just aa
favorable a position to raise straw
berries a art grtweri af lb
southern area. While the par -acre
yield are much higher la Califor
nia, costs of production art propor
tionately higher, alao.
High land values, added expense
of disease and Insect control prob
lems, together witk much higher
cost af establishing fields, bring
the net return per acre to the
grower ia both states to a com
parable figure.
The Oregon mea found the s-cent
berry of the past season to be Just
(4 HlthUf
Q Regular Mvinf builds ubtsntil
totals aurpritirigly soon. Wt dd lib-
aral earning twka-yearly to help your
savings grow larger. 8avt for tba thing!
you want Start now)
NEW BUSINESS HOURS
DURING AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
BEGINNING THURSDAY. AUG. 1
Monday Tutsday - Wtdnosday and
Thursday -9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M.
Fridays9:00 A.M. to 9:00 P.M
Closod all day Saturday
SALEM FEDERAL SAVINGS
AND LOAN ASSOCIATION
Opp. Courthouse
aa big a probttrn la Caaitmia at
Oregon, despite mack UJk la
the eaatrary.
la vstaUag with growers, the mea
tatd they iaamad that California
hast inceuag
strawberries are going to rsmaia
ia the BTodurUoa ptcturt.
Already a number af anuB own
ership aad tenant grewers bad
pped out. Their acreage, how
ever, was tot drapped, but aaa
beta Bicked up by large growers
ta keen production atmaat ceav
ttant, with aa adg toward further
Roberts said that California, baa
Oregon, it not plowing out berry
feildt because af low prices. Sam
fields are being ploughed tut as a
result af low yield, insects, dis
eases and aid age. Good fields art
being left to and carefully man
aged. In hopes of sb upswing mar
ket.
Despite the recognised better fla
vor of Oregon berries. California is
doing such a "bang-up" promotioa
Job. according to. Roberts, that R
is telling its berry crap by cap
turing new, and competing ia es
tablished markets without It
murk difficulty.
That aay the California visiter,
it what Orrgoa needs: "A lot mora
and Strang er promotion af Ks ews
product."
Survey of UJA Begins
NEW YORK. Jury a -Execu-
Uvea af 11 community caapaignt
associated wRk tht United Jewish
Appeal are beginning a piree
waek survey af the UJA' work
la Israel and Europe. Tbey will
concentrate on problems of inte
grating Into the economic, cultural
and social me of Israel.
tt
560 Sttte St.
Merle Otieron
Werfs Mexico
Industrialist
ROafX. My as avti
Mann Oharea and Brrnw Pagka.
m taJ aWO mmd - Mmm.
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Bamagn waa her Oksrd aad bti : ,7TVkr"
mfm
Pagtai Mesira Qty hat De-
Be waa barn St ka(y tut
Mexica aad Became a Mexican
TW siaman took piace tW
CWrk at nte Fwar Crowned
s f aiiaian-
BatoL TW nctanany wai Bar -
kf Mar Dan faarsBt
rtgaaitiii
Aaaed wkexWr a anarnJ ao-
Pngftat reeawd. ' Evwrvtauig went
vary tmsahry heraaaat earyiaaag
id Waa arraatyed aereaaad
Mas OWrta i p r t v 1 1 a i ktav
kaas wart utt leu aarector Airs-
kSar Karda aad 1 itraaa Bafiard
at Hallj nd Both anamaget
a Meama divorces.
Maa Catron aatd bar arw baa-
a da abkKtaaaa to her
reatmxaag her arting caret but
that aW has at filta m tekxtnoa
TWy wni kaai) nnaa aa yacM
Car Prowled,
Razor Gone
Marra G
aUyuf wna frteada a kaien a
m l. Hoyt tt .. Bouftod cty Bauce
Ian day a ptrac basket aad Wether
Batches' ware toea fram ka ear
whist B was parked near where
W was aUyag
TW aatcM and Basket ware
later taand ta a laws a tW Utt)
stock af Barry , poise tatd
DaBtnaa said a OS ataHia. rear
was atiB
Washington State
Reveals', Plans for
World Fair Site
SEATTLE, Jury a W - TW
Washiaftea Stat World Tut Ca
nuaaioa hat aatiauacad R b) pre
pared to speed tz.MS.SBI tor tddi-
uaaal laad lor a World Fair at
sre.
TW land to be acquxrtd by tW
ttata bat toutb aad vast af tW
Its arte tar t civic cantor. TW
city aad ttata land acaaiamaa
would coat I mlllioa tsOan Prev
ously tht city had earmarkod ft.
50 00 for the Una.
TW propaaed new nrtgrare
would make a St-acre tract avail
aola lor tW World Fair which
is tentatively scheduled for 1 Ma
il. Gov. RoteUtal officially en
dorsed the broadened program at
a meeting last Thursday with the
World Fair frmiriiaeioa.
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Newspaper Readers in.
Salem Up Nine Per Cent
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reraat ywars. Wkala akat
be BMde. aaw. tor
S a Itwad to he aaawoaJly
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use gaia waa 1 1 .
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tctarr af Viaaya trs aad Penadi
Two Cowboys
Place High
At Lebanon
Stasaaaata newt Stuaia
LEBANON. Jwiy -A Ptrtlaad
cwwWy aad aae fram Oak dale
Calif ., tack wan twa eveau today
a tW (laal rtaad af the three-day
BJ Kankie tf ParUaad came eat
aa top a toe bareback aad kull
atcgiag eveatt aad Ba Gatanaa
af CJtadalt was tW caM reatag aad
toata rap tog avaats. Gataaaat
pnrtnaf a IW toasn reesag as
Chark She pp are af Preecett. Am
OCar ftrtt place waanri were
Las Jtaataa. Otnak, Wash., sad
dle braac aad Eddie Quaig af Val
aatat). Nab., bol riding.
why -only tb aev
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rent wsaat ptpaiatiaa waat
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