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Newspaper Page TextiiSec I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Tues., Aug. 13. '57 GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty "So Favor Suiij I't. So Fear Shall Mi e." Trmm First Statesman. March a, 1MI CHARLES A. S PRAGUE. Editor h Publisher WENDELL WEBB. Managing Editor Published everv mnrn:ni Bunnell office ?Sfl Worth Church Si Si.cr Ort Tel EM t-SSIl tntmd al trie poiinffirr i Salem Orr M lerond Claal matter under ct of Congress March 3 1,? Member Aisnciated Prrsi Tilt Associated Presi u enl:',ed tir.r '- '-e '.,se for reproduction nf a:i -vr,v pr r'efl :n Ih:j rrw.pare- Dollar Buys More French Francs Before the first World War a we recall, the French franc was worth around Ji rn's. U. S Lately the official rate in France 350 fines for one dollar. V S On the Mack market the dollar would get you 4-0 francs, making each franc worth about 00 J .1 emu U. S The continued weakness of the French unit of currency has now compelled the French government to fix an exchanije rate of 420 francs to the dollar for trade pur poses This will be of immediate benefit to tourists as they will get 20 per ient more French francs for their money than before The French do not call the operation deval uation, though that is what it amounts to. They arrive at the same end by levying a new 20 per cent tu on imports and allowing a 20 per cent discount in the cost of French cur rency for exports. France's financial disorders are chronic as the long slide since 1910 in the franc . value shows. Two world wars with attendant invas ions, and the subsequent drainage of revenues for combatting rebellions in Indochina - and North Africa are principal causes for the de cline Then the French have never had gov ernments strong enough to get their finan cial house in order and keep it there The Poujade tai revolt gained considerable head way for a time. The finance crisis has made urgent some settlement of the Algerian head ache, but no healing prescription has been found. Tor that matter while the French malady has been acute, the virus of inflation is not local to that country by any means Britain is wider strain, and so is the United States. The former was able to apply heroic measures to prevent a runaway, but the forces of wage price increases are straining at the leash. They are in this country too. spite of federal reserve bank crdit restraints and presiden m) admonitions. It is to be hoped that oth er countries will not need to follow the rrench example and that rrince lfcelf may build i sound base under its currencv. A heart attack while he was on a fishing trip proved fatal to Dr Lewis D Clark. Salem pediatrician, at the age of 45, just when he wis reaching the prime of hia life. Recently he had given up his private practice to join the staff at Fairview Home, attracted in part by the special opportunities for service there. Dr. Clark was one who did not limit his use fulness to the practice of his profession. He was most generous of his time and energy, particularly with youth groups in the Liberty neighborhood. They could always depend on him for a showing of pictures or help on a project, thought he might have preferred to bo home with his family and with his music records which he loved. The shock which is heaviest oa his family is shared by the many families which he served professionally and by his neighbors, especially the youth of his community. Racketeer Johnny Dio is a slick dresser, but he swung like the hoodlum he is when a photographer tried to take his picture. He is an upper crust gangster Moratorium On Fast Writeoffs The reaction against the grant of fast de preciation to Idaho Power on its Snake River dams, while a political attack on the utility company, is bearing good fruit in this Con gress is moving toward repeal of the law, born of the Korean wir in 1950 The Sen ate finance committee, headed by Sen Harry Byrd. has approved his bill which would end the whole program in 1959. Meantime grants would be limited to projects essential to de fense as determined by the AEC and the Department of Defense. In recognition of the strong sentiment against the tax favoritism the office of de fense mobilization has declared a moratorium on fast write-offs, pending congressional ac tion. While Congress will hardly move fast enough to enact the Byrd bill before adjourn ing this session the measure is in the works and should be passed when Congress re convenes Having urged for several years the drop ping of this special favor to corporations, or its very strict limitation The Statesman is happv to note the progress made in this di rection The move should have been made ears ago Be gTTWABT AUOP WASHINGTON. Au(. U - Sec tetary f Detente Charles t. Wil son wil eav WatMngtea, if sot tartly trsiUaf riouds of glory, at least ptsaav tsQj aware that mast bed; like Mm. His tapessfola not te bke Mm. itheufh have tried hard Far a ouawiy CkaMtaJly 4 maa is a hard man to dislike, end thai is what Wlbwa ia Jeas Aim Wil seal, the Secretary 1 ladornitaol apnune was eajtte rt(M the ether day when en revealed thai "Mi WilMfi came as a great shock" bar at me he spoke the umpie truth hi a place where polities the aative tongue " Secretary Wil ton hat apokea the truth as he aew the troth and m ene can ttnujht that he is Mt only en hoa apt man hut a mo whn haa hm aat)r tried te dn hia heat " Aad yet. haw faa ke taat heat air atomic power, iwitrhed prior Km From ahout ISal onward, the Soviets gave abaohit priority, firat to breaking the American air-atomic monopoly, and then ta gaining superiority in that rWM Wlleea eaaaat be Maeard. after al. becaaoe the SerteU espied ed their Ant hydrogen Weak ia Aag aat, Itai. a few ehart aaealka after be bad token eHlee. H wan net baj laoN that they Seated their ftrei laHreaattaialal )r( baeaner Una than two yean after be bad beeonhr Secretory ef ftofeooe. It wet net bit faoN thai they began hi IStt. or that they their find pretatrpe eer- eaaa ef aa lalerreaUa ratal nilaeil thee year It van not WiIma fault if reu will thai be waa caught ia trap almost from the day he hecame Secretary ef Defanee He we trapped between the Adminiatra lion 1 cornrnitment ta reduce taiea sod helaara the budget, oa the ene hand, and the mounting evidence that the novietj were achieving derisive air atomic eupniionty an the ether la ad fart le latmene. recta ia facta aBnTeaaWaaayaWPval wB 4epyaJtJ Wat The Ural bear hi anted shot W Aeenarr aw antra hare re acted te that alaaellia by laalal tVf taaMpi Aawtnr'fnfaM MlernVtty MB BlPBn4tMlBBa pfrVff anawnMm nW acVanaraV leiaed at wwalmr eaat. kwt WW- MS I wkNanttaaBaasa! tnwVtf vMt pFtJpsSt)1 BnwW tat tVnTsafal hi earb war bard. brwdaoSty aa d aa iSintalinaWia s ni v nalatily 1 lojaiell I la a balaaeed to Me hadget nod redne.d lam The "eelwi enaab fraaa aa naa d I II li itS 1 eaald oat eaare- r" nV ptaaaete af aVIy baaar Ma mini 1 vttb- " "wrld be bad oat oaa oharp niaraiiai hi deieaa. had Hew te sMak ewry neae The econd fee- te hear ia minrt Id that Wiiene heceme Wretarr ejf Hefenee a aimnel the WnrneiS when he bnieti who had rne emrpteel an huiiding air trewfth dunng the when the t nrieet Staee had a aenr -moeicieaiy af nffenajee the halaeew af paver TeeUfilag aefwre e Vaale cammWtce laal rear be real a r . aKef lifwl mm ae rwtareM-T eiwipi. ti. ( e teraretlaf frvrnt aeetnrv evewte II wee be tm4 Tee bad tkal Ike PaMiaae dtd mi vHk tke I tmn raialrtelf " If tker aarr kad a tew raan leel jr . '0 Council Pays Honor to 3 Citizen Units Salem City Council tossed bou quels Monday night to three clti ten groups recently ia the news for outstanding civic projects A formal resolution was adopted to express appreciation lo Elmer Berglund and his committee that promoted the finance measures for swimming pool aooXcity park lmprovemcnti A similar action was takes to thank Robert HuUette and his Willamette River Days committee lor the successful River Days eel ebration over July 4 And a commendation was or dered for Salem Art Association for its work of sponsoring the re cent Art Fair Willamette I niversity and Salem will be well represented at Spec" Keene night in Portland's Multnomah stadium on Sept 21st, when OSC plays the Trojans of Southern Cal ifornia. Launched by OSC boosters in recog nition of the great work of Roy Keene in his 10 years as athletic director it will be pro moted by a statewide committee headed by Charles Parker and Ken Crookham of Port land While Keene is an alumnus of the State College and returned there in 1947. he really gained his fame as coach at Willamette L'ni verMty where he served from 196 to 1947 save for time out during World War II Those were the years of Willamettes greatest suc cess in football. The Willamette community should have a part in "Spec" Keene night, if only by contributing to the turnout. iiitormanon comrade agent is acquiring indicates cifan H-bomb of capitalists is composed ot uranium, jplu tonium and something" called, 'determent ! . . . irppraTrmTimfTiTrl California politicians are blowing dande lion seed pods trying to find out whether Sen. Know land will, or will not run for gov ernor next year. And always the blowing shows that he will run. Knowland enter tained the California congressional delegation for breakfast a few days ago a sort of fare well party After it was over one congress man reported the senator declared he would make the race which Gov. Goodie Knight wants him to stav out of Others said he made no commitment. The conclusion was unanimous, however, that he will run If he does, it -may be ' good night" for Goodie, politically. American youth to the number of about I SO went to Russia to attend a Red sponsored international youth festival. Now 50 of them ' are going on to visit Red China. On the lat ter trip they are defying our state department which denies passports to China but having braved the Russian bear, thev are willing to take on the Chinese dragon While the minds of youth are impressionable we doubt if any become enamoured of Communism from these tours, unless they were before they started. But the state department must feel chagrined to see so many colts breaking through its China fences. ix - - i: ' Shortly after his visit to the I'nited States Robert Briscoe the lew who was lord mayor of Dublin. Ireland, lost his office by the flip of a coin to settle a tie vole But the city of Cork, whose population is 95 per cent Roman Catholic, has elected a Protestant. Richard Valentine Jago, as its lord mayor Maybe some day Americans will practice their pro fession of religious freedom to elect a Jew or a Catholic President. Sec. Wilson Completely Honest But He Underestimated Soviets Uaaed aertaaaly. UWa the Raa eiaae weald bate them,' aad they weald eat be hatlag as ee mora." Along with this remarkably un rompurated view af Soviet mo tivei Wibon ha had an eheolute conviction of American industrial and technical superiority, natural to i man of his background The RuMiana are hut imitatorn he believe , and their weapon real ly came out of the Western world " He has instinctively r circled any evidence le the rontriry Thus in ISM (he Soviets I rated their hrat Biaon heavy jet bomb er having bulk it on rerwcellr new deeign principle in half the time took the t nit erf SiaU ta build the 111 The plane Wifcton said was probably i mock op a propaganda fake How cniild it he atherwine Aad yet. elan, the Jlaaa taraed art la he ad kaa real, aad areard laf la WHaaa ewa katrWgeaee eipena. there are now at teaal twice aa waay lleeaa as h SSa la eileteare Aa lea real tee la the kar akin la Ike balance af pew er wMck kae lakea ptere k the Wtleaa yean Wkea WYaaaa tana efftce. a raafk ketaaee eatetrd. aa between arW. aapeiteeSti la eaae i alieaal arwM aad Anaertraa eapertacHT la air eiamlt pawer Haw the balance haa been de rtroyed In the name of enmamy Amervaa ctwrvetn tonal power haa been reduced almnet la the an Hthwtg point And while the iStHert Slate haa 'him became whetty i mimMtled In a' m i we warfare the Swsrteta are WueatioeiaM moving ahead of 'be t nrted fJefea r a'orrw po e. T-a l ' e -era's Shades 1 cc a niearie ao w..vwlie iCJI -ft hit in' Kit I K ,.or V, VI, 1 ,. -,r- f v- (faallaued from page 1) earnings to finance their opera tions and purchases of new equipment Their borrowing power will he measured by their earnings prospects. The jrts will haul more people and do it faster This will en able the owners lo gel mure miles- i travel out ol a jet in a given number of hours Birtl they must (jet more pay passen- i ger and freight miles too Empty ' seats and unoccupied cargo space are unrrmunrrative So they can t be positive that their estimates of higher earnings on the jets will be realized A sharp lire increase might divert traffic , to the rails or to the highways. 1 k seems a safe guess that ! IIUUKI V UU Ult V "AW will approve an increase in air line fares, just as the interstate commerce commission, appar ently grudgingly and often tardi ly, keeps inching up freight and passenger rates on railroads. Standing as we are at the thres hold of the jet age i he country will not be kept outside the door because the airlines cant find the money to pay for the planes. The present experience proves cmth to the companies and to the financial rommunitv that the romance "f airline operation is pretty well spent Nn It is just another business though one ith an expanding future. ast Time Flies FROM STATESMAN FILES 10 Years Ago Aag. 11. 1M7 Possibilities of using Oregon scenery lor one or more covers of the Saturday Kiening Post are being considered by John Alhertoci. Shaltsbury, 1, Post cover artist. Oregon Navy air reserve pilots see Salem airport as possible cen ter for a reserve training field equipped ith al least 2(1 navy combat planes, stalled by about Xt full time einploves and bring ing the city an annual payroll of ahout J 1. VI 000 25 Years Ago Au I). UK I nder the Dome column Speaking of wedding anniversa nes. we were informed that our bou celebrated one During his absence it may be safe to men tioa that Mr. and Mrs. C A Sprague have been married 20 years They were wed in San Francisco Congratulation, chief I'se of trams and dump aag ons instead, f machinery in stir facing tot North Santiam high way it being considered bq W II l.vnch, government district en gineer It will require appro vi malely 100 teams when the "rk i at the peak. ( 40 Years Ago Aaf U. Itn Secretary of State Ben (Hoti hai received a request Irom 'f Nnrthwenl Motorist, an eulorm. bile publication of Seattle l.r a story covering the growth of the automobile buine in Ore gon since 110 Congressional leaders were in formed by Secretary McAdoo that it Kpuld be neceaaary for Ihcm to authorize al the winter seMnn of Congress an additional p onti ana nm for war eipenditiireii n eluding further Warn to the ahV Better English Rr n f Wtl I.IAMS Mrs. Flitton, 33; Succumbs Mrs 'Mary Elizabeth Flitton, Sa lem naiive and former Lebanon resident, died Monday in Vicks burg M i s . at the age of J.V ap parently of a heart attack in her sleep Mrs Flitton was a daughter ot the late Brown Earl Sisson. former president of Salem Chamber of Commerce and manager of Miller i department store for many years. She was born in Salem on May 2S. 1S24 After attending Salem grade schools and Salem High School, where .she was graduated in 111 she attended the t'niversily of Washington where she became a member ol Pi Beta Phi and was graduated in liH.i Miss Sisson and Charles Hit ton II of Los Angeles were married in Salem on Nov 10, 1K They resided in Bremerton. Wash , then I. os Angeles, and they lived in Leb anon from ltMH until Khtlon was recalled to active Naval Reserve dutv in lM He has bevn stationed at icksburg. Miss , lor about four ) ears In Salem Mrs. Flitton was a member of Spinsters; Chadwick ctiapter, Order of F.aslern Star: Chapter G, PEO, First Methodist Church Besides her widower, she leaves one son. Charles N Flitton III, Vicksburg; mother, Mrs Ona Sis son. Milwaukie: one sister. Mrs. Gordon Bennett, Oceanlake; one brother, William A. Sisson, Leba non Services will be p m. Saturday in Virgil T Golden chapel Burial will be in Belcrest Memorial Park. GOP Leaders Set Election. Date Sept. 14 Marion County Republican lead ers outlined plans Monday eve ning for a quarterly meeting of the County Central Committee scheduled for Sept. 14 at the GOP state headquarters in Senator Hotel An alternate chairman and two members of the group's nominat ing committee will be elected at the counlywide meeting Crjmrrut leemen for vacant precincts also will be appointed In other business, the executive committee named a committee of two. John Carkin and Jack Miller, to work on setting up county GOP headquarters in conjunction with the newlv located state headquar ters in Senator Hotel R F Cook of Scotts Mills was appointed precinct committeeman for Precinct 1M to fill out the term until May The State Republican Women"s Federation has asked the county's support in setting up a booth at the State f air. Mrs Paul Van de Velde. president of the Salem Fed eration, reported Appointment of Mrs Charles Campbell, alternate vice chairman of the county committee, to serve as ticket chairman for a statewide tea to be sppnsored Oct. 23 by the state federation also was an nounced The tea will be held at Multnomah Hotel in Portland and proceeds will go to 195S campaign funds Next regular monthlv meeting of the executive committee will be Sept II 8 Persons Fined On Liquor Counts Marion County District Judge E 0. Stadter Jr. levied a total ot IMS in fines plus court costs Monday when eight persons appeared be fore him on drunk charges. Willi Johnson, t3S Bliler Ave . was fined $150 after pleading guilty to a charge of driving while in toxicated. He also was lined 1100 on a charge of driving with a sus pended operator's license. A passenger in his car, James H. Baucom, 103 Marlon St.. was fined $45 on a charge of being drunk on a public highway. The two were arrested by state police Saturday Bight on Salem-Portland Freeway near W oodburn. Jackson L,. Mser, Lebanon, was fined $150 on a charge of driving while intoxicated and two passen gers in his car, James 0 Farrell of Albuquerque, N M . and John B McCord of Santa Monica, Calif , were each fined $20 on charges of being drunk on a public highway The three were booked by state police Saturday night on the free way near Hayesville. Charles J. Thornhill, San Jose. Calif., pleaded guilty and was lined $130 on a charge of driving while intoxicated James Murdith Hat field of Portland, a passenger in Thornhill's car, was lined Vt on a charge of being drunk on a public highway. Charges of driving while intoxi cated and of being drunk on a pub lic highway against Vernon Be shore, Woodburn. were continued until Wednesday Beshore was cit ed by state police early Monday morning on the drunk charge a mile nor of Woodburn (on High way 99E A private complaint, signed bv Lester V Meynck of Clackamas Icharged him with driving while in toxicated. Multnomah County GOP Boss to Quit PORTLAND, Aug. U Ul - Ths chairman of the Multnomah Coun ty Republican central committee, Francis I Smith, said today ha will resign this week, probably Thursday. Smith said he had called a meet ing of the executive committee for that day to tender his resignation. He said he needed mora time for his business affairs. Earlier. Larry Langraver, Port land attorney, said he would ac cept the chairmanship if oflered, but he is not an active candidate. Combine Sparks Burn Grain Area St.lrimia Nrwt Service SHERIDAN. Ore . Aug 12 -Spark from a combine destroyed a half acre of grain around 3:15 p m today on the Bori Smith farm near Ballston. the Sheridan fire department said The combine also caught fire but it was extinguished before much damage was done Fire in a stubble field was re ported about noon on the Jay Se chrtst Farm at Ballston but it was under control before it could spread to Jack DeJong's earbjr wheat field, firemen said. Lucky Angler Has No Fish Sometimes the ftsherman who doesn't have anv luck is luckier than he thinks. A state police officer who cited Anthony Robert Cardiello. UTS Marshall Dr , lo Marion County District Court on a charge of an gling in a closed potion of North Santiam River last week noted on the citation. No fish in hrt pos session ." So when Cardiello pleaded guilty Monday, Judge E 0. Stadter Jr. suspended the $20 fine. However. Cardiello had to pay $5 court costs. Jory Rites Wednesday Services for Edwin An.son .lory 4. who died Sunday at his home 425 E Hoyt SI . will be Wednesday at 1.30 p m in W T Rigdon ( hap el. the Rev M C Miller olficial ing. Interment will be in Saiem Pioneer Cemetery Prisoner Flees Troutdale Farm PORTLAND, Aug. 12 IT A 20vearold prisoner serving a nine-month sentence for destruc tion of property escaped from th Multnomah County farm at near by Troutdale today. Police found prison clothes worn bv Claron W. Henderson beside an automobile the prisoner used ia Jory was the father of Hollywood his escape. The car was found actor V ictor Jory abandoned near Cascade Locks. Stolen Vehicle ' Found in Salem A Marine Corps vehicle reported stolen from the 22nd Special In fantry Company in Aberdeen. Wash , was located Monday in Sa lem by city police The Federal Bureau of Investiga tion was notified because the case involved theft of government prop erty and interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle The vehicle was released to the Marine Reserve unit in Salem, of fleets said. WM,'" t ' VXy ! "f, ra-mt m m X.at 'r3& -N - V r- .1 ft fit ? , m i ie . Mil- . ,m i3W 1 .... t " , - si-00 ' ' I l i a r SAO 0 ,WV , ti from1 ot0it U. r l ...... r ' Xr?-t .? ' i -.iVV'iii u ir-Vf I V i rjs -, .. - iai I, !a 1 What li aroog With this sen tence" All of my friends err rjnae with the book, aad there n iwi neceanity of ynu returning it right away " 1 What li the correct promin ciatwil ef nmivenu riche a per anei newly rich Which one of 'hee nrd mmpelled" Oainfue lnn diaphram dialectic Waal does the word mpn lent mean i WViar ia a word hegionim with ae thai mean aparnarh ' AWtM 1 Omit the firat "of and f ' Ail my fnewant H4VF. FIN ISHFD the hnok aad there la no nereaariy of VOt eetr nan ,i IVMFDUTFLY I rVne-i.ir.fr imk rmti reeati prinnpat ari a n la tv"We rhaaeieafrr i S litif; .-. erevr 7w Ke'he' plTlrj! ft if ' me- i' Keren' ',s , Ki VI ,ir,"C!i! r pr- -ewle'et hire "-.piemen.1 '-r-ww wfh hit ,'et ti'ua'KWi 1 Arceaa UCC Members To Attend Confab Four memrn'rs of Ihe Oregon t n employment Compensation Commis sion are planning to attend a three day ((inference on Stale - Federal services to older workers begin ning Wednesday in San Francisco Included bi-suies Mrs Cecilia (la U v (hairman ol 'he (il I i are Earl It Lovell dim lor ol the Stale Employment Srrvu r Harry Kash supci visor of frkrrs program for (H (.'('. and Charles Fullertnn. su rxTvisor of counselling lor the com mission The confcren(p is l,i reg icnal and will dr dclcga'cs from u ecrn s'a'es. Hawaii and Alaska f 1 I T" II Liberty l raaea i for Vodki Cache SKATTI.K Aug 2 - A Se it! I long. horernan nt ir4 hi iihrty for vodlia auEhn (ril owli S.1 wax ?ntsnoNi t n i x monf h i n prion h I S f Mutnfi .hnzp fiu J Sftnmsfn ( ofil a ror!i lHi on Ju'y I o ttPelhnc riiaritilv rW vorU from an in-frrtf al hipmrn( iat phruar Ad Sign Restriction Near Bridges Proposed T'ORTI ANi ns '7 f C it y (nrr m utinnff W liiam A pft Ux prcunn-isvi art ordinal r 'ni ' ifg ivsr1 iin l!M hayXtV ttw e,w aprtrfw h to I h Ha ' Srtr n rvi MrrH(n hr wig q 'ric iA lartwfio R.f- Kosm awi (tfi hllhrarf1 a rra! - - r jjntni jp hfV ihs pproa htf H fctufl thy (i.-rp4 rm ff ' . ' ' afawfajy-t mV a traffvr Kaatr1 Macmilljn Declares A Tests for Peace Alif RMAtN f x r M Ai '? pnm V-fit' Mar iwi Mamii-i 'fti-f Wrttih rtn t?i ' hnf a ?ha atnmw arwnn rpmttrt k rvrr 'wiaT 'Iwi -si ste-t .a h wwb nf inr i-i sjrmjrrvt To.a if? .tfwm a' T(iria tw a aj8 ar pr v Wi-rmi!. m am eirmai npa-rt after tnortng tl-f pan Youth Fleeing Bumblebee Dies OGUuSBY. III . Aug 11 ufi A ! 14-year-old Oglesby boy. fleeing a bumblebee, rode his bicycle into the path ef an automobile today ' and was killed I Michael Farmer, 14. was pro-! nounced dead on arrival at St Mary ? Hospital in Iji Salle The auto a driven bv Carl P Stern, Peoria He as not held i Phone m 4-4S11 ll'BSCKIFTION SATIS ay carrier la rltleit Daily and Sunday 1111 per ma. Dally only SI JO par mo. unday aaty IS wwak y man Dally aad Sanaa? i In advance I la Oreaen 11 1 per ma. 4 SO three me. t tlx me. , U tS rear. St M ma In ft t. autrtoa Oregan y maa SaaSay enly It week (la advaneal as rear M8MBIB A alt aiaraaa at CtraalatMn araaa 1 ASearttataa ANPA Oraaaa Nawaaape PakHiken AaaaclaOaa AerertMai a, WABB-onrrrra co tan Praaetaea PetreM wist anixuiai co. New Terl A few dollar opens a ThrifttCheck ptM". sonal checking account and you need keep only a few dollars in it. No more waiting or standing in line at-the post office. Send my amount, anywhere, any time. Every check handsomely name-printed, free. Come in and open your ThriftiCheck account today. In this area, ThriftiCheck is available 7LS only at Omwidd Batik OF SALEM CHUSCH r4 CHfMfrf IA STSffTt f5r-,n ...,,., ,..... .s, j. ..,,, m w; t in i ii i. iji j . wit imanaaaaaiawnam p-ww,Y,,fpr.r'ww-a-nesa "t u r'J ' --v . - J - ' ' ' v--' tij rt 1 . Ta4 ' V jtfi ijfj ...ptrMinally itwti An indoor mamoriaji canttondy 1 fram of peace and fceowry. Aa aa- JJ pawwianf pian, irrwvwcwwy e uda m trl, atawraa cannn. vad cor wkkw ksdwdat main lanonca af bvildtngt, fvrnith itscjt, (ordani ond naceiiary vMliiai freiant aaaineananca Il bainy paid anriraly fraat event aptiowon. Uwviae; S endowed tncoea to farther kv i - ti-' hr r ' ' ' 1 f 1 immmmmum ir iiBiifci mumm TTi mmtimi km m 94 TfV '. HeaCH"s) J Jaw 9 f9r990 1' H i SM 4 -1 U J-t. a : ; i.'ejr, u mm m l m" " ' SIB I" I t"l I ! r i if v;- r-i V l5Sfc ' : 1 peM ran caOael m J, J aia. 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