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Newspaper Page Text1 City NeW BrieiFs ' America A ear owead ay tUajee hkU-l Cim I'aiee High pre, ua im at us. m aojav rViare lie-Maskers ef reoae4MeT0reeee repa aa ilimi U after vata J"?' Umt serve sU- servaas atrey NlMli "l and Caere 4 pa. M Met Free stare t wrats Kt, I Irtmea reported! reerua parkaa vn. The eve fa teae nfwir va kwUM m rMM fwdt br ckafA NMM teatfart h emJL.1 4 geeehae, teeaea added. iDaoU! plata repaired vans yea ta rnm Tmm Deatiat, Me etaUgatta hr i tW Ml 1K. Liberty tUIaa. (eevJ Waka Beamed. tM MM (Mr) ratriMo tom ruuc CARS COUJOB A maa wa oea mUi la tars received w.Sarete! vaaaw af a wiHaw Maea. TWsdavl- he tM beech at Beery streat m a eatta fa the SB bleak of - Thaoey. ee- D street KX, BaBca roamrlmt m, "re Ta art vara fated ay efflomo aa 212 --- iri mu. Ia Wait an. Ave. Nr. aad Vrgtate L-Haaaa. .,, W erer Or,,,, MMIMUI. - - a.liadaa Umrr ewj TL Betoigae-rw. laflvl light 3 BoundOven To Grand Jury;: Youfh Fined WUBaa lraa Im, Reerktg aprlngs. Fa aad Richard Lee iMvaaee. Iia 4U PL ME. ' ' " -t ?t ami ir li II i Mariea Csatfy Grand Jury aa cmarfM of aawvwerty uttarmg aad a argee: mm The fletrkt court actlea Morse Visits Salem Denies Rift Exists With Neuberger Pilots fo'Meer, Decide Plans For Summer A state meeting af the Sports Ma Pilots ei Oregoa la map aat summer plaa tar IU two doeae caaptan will be held Sunday at lha aelera chapters McNsry Sky- swage. uwciioN meet trr -Yaa aad Dyeemle Behnvier" eta aa the etecaasloa subject to day a a talent Retail Cratk Ae- eoctauea aaaa amrtita meeting at Ceidea Phtaag ReeteUeex. 0. Dadbr Haadrraoa; SUta Parala Boari altkar, ta laatorH aaeaW. aa aaarna a caaa a Ha aaacfc a a aataa lalaway Kara aa Taaatcr, ariaa Caaaty Diatriet Caart aaaa C a IMW Jr. Tkaniar ardarai Mcaar4 AUaa airlacataaZ Z7 auvanaa M. ke, a aan u lha graai jury aa caarft at ar(lary. Wprlaaa4 la caargaj m ai tag a braat-a al WOUiaatU tfmi Saoa a faur Coraan Uat Octobar. aacaarga a aKaptar affkari a claar plana af tadhrtdual chap. lart aaa acfeaduia 'nj-im amar kutum, rraH Aadara Vaaaaf4aV KmCnam. aiaalaaat, aa4,'' 8mafi4a MA. it Ilia Jaaaraa Jonaaaa. aagatary. Impodtkaaf af petty track Vila fata mi Rtekara Fatadt, Brava Ho. HE. Thoraday a Uarloa Oatat DiaUid Waala4 Cara la vaaa. laata U-ln. an Yaaag U H apaaaarag al Fataca va ardcrad U aaka ra vaah UL IK Malar a raaUtutloa far a aaddw aad calf rraaia Raaf parilag araa. Yaurluka Uat moata fren tearr atata aTractar aatf r ra abop 11 Aldcrmaa af va win vtaat at aaaa taaaagan ta caurt afflcUli aummar yaau camp. (aov) MS Hoed afflcUla said. ft. NS. w A apara tira aad vaaal Will Ur. rapraia Iba aaiaa caap- bacama racantly. Iba far- aat af lata Tttaaday. bfariaa Canty aaartffa A a p a 1 1 a aaid Tbonday. Ram? Look kt WaKar Dvitf Caonattr. a. la- bta JU. 4. Box MSB. vaa fioad til Ttaraday a Marioa County Da nes Caart aftar a guilty plaa aa a caarta a lUecaJ rr ha a laar. Conoeny va arraatad br abcrim dtpaUaa Uat gatarday aifM. Tba atata aaadalloa vil aaat thrat mora Uma this scaadula acUvMiai, ba Tlrad Paring Oatfia4 kt baa draamiag af at a prtca yaaH Cad ta pay, Journal col am Norrisf Paint Firm GiYen ; Sbte Contract Maorioa Daaa Mcaoaaafl. UX Hifa K.-NE, racatrad a atapaw Sa th StaUamaa-lfr UU saatanoa Ttaraday a NOW. (at) I Manoa caanty Diatriet Coot aa la I la charts af larccay. "Ti," TjITTS F" batal last mania. nr hlki m uia mrtiw for $l,aos bouas at lot a, block S a Camallia Driva $. Caart Zaa Nooa Signs. Salas. rental rapairs. Bafora yaa alga call EM Miff rJactriea-'JYaaacta Corp- Ua7 Capitol HZ.- . tad) A tin Jot caatract lor M.MO fafioas af paint vu avardad to Noma rant and vsrnua vo. of Salam by tba SKta DepartaaBt afyiaaaca aad Admipiatratioa for tba aigbvay deaartaaat. It va rtportcd Tbursday. . Tba eroer lacradW tOflOO rl loas af ytllow paint and 10.000 af vhlta aaoufk for a Baa ,000 ailas loag. Kobart Wf Norris Jr, company prasMest Mia. Tba coatraet vu tba rank af atrip-palM taats seMoctad oa Nortb Partltnd d ta datar alaa danbUity. a a a. abv - . aaatraMBtly snaeiflad tbat hlilv I lV COMMISSION GlVZlt way stripes most ba wbita, Ora- rirst U. Eagana O. Petndaxtcr, goa vlll eontlnua vith yellow far uss Aider Dr. NE, now at Lack- tbif year, Norrla aid. . Uad AT Base, Tex. -has baa ap- Soma S4 carloads of material proved by tba UJ. Coograa far a viQ ba required Is prepare tba regular . commits ion la the Air rorcs. r v . Marioa -County District Judge E. 0. Stadter Jr. Jerry Roy Bockandorf, ISIS Trade St NE. to fire days kt Jail aftar a gulxy plea to charge af lar ceny. Buckeodoff vas charged caa cerninf man tva caaa af dines from a Salam market paint In the company's Salea plant, vhlcb employs 20 men. Tools. Motor Oil Taken in Burglary Aa aftlmate4 7S vorth af.tooU an4 motor, oil vara takea arty ThaTaday morning in a burgUry at the Harry A. Robinaoa weD driOiag firm's warebotaa. la Pins StcNE, city, police said. Officers said entry vas made through aa unlocked door and the tools vera taken from a pickup truck parked inside. Twelve quarts of ail were stolen from a shell. MUNDBtGES BOaTTTALIZED Capt. Eras! Mundlager af me Saturday, coot efflcUls aaid. dry police department kt scned- uled te aaoerge major surgery to-1 1 i a day at Salem Creaaral BospttaL Us M a 1 1 COmiim eatarad Iba bapttal Thursday. J EwnHintT ".'"'VV'- Panes Broken Mrs. Boy W. Ue!.4J Waldo ,,,,C 'WIVCII Asa. IE, auffartd a kaea lacara- Another report af cametery van tioa about 1: pjn. Ttarsday ta dallm vaa received Thnraday by fall at Pannsy's store, la Liber- dty police, R Involved damage ta tjr St. KE first aidmea sad. a family inaosoUnm at Plonser ' aal -a. aa a e A 1JJ CaWDaffT. .uJSrtr Cfflcer. said the dead. aW uwu Ki. Mmwm. - lend Thuradav hDt.amlMhl Am several momns ago. rauaaa a brokes window a a front door af Iba ran family rrtaueoUum and a smasbsd sUinad-gUa window la the res. A number of other markers vera smashed by vandals about two weeks -age at Lee Miasioa, Cemetery. . V l Learlaf tka State Capital far easy seaedule af aeetlarj vtU , Salea area Pcaacratg Tkavaday, U. B. Sea. Wayne Merse (left) la aaesDpaaiee! by Caraelhu Bateaoa Jr, Harlsa Ceuty Deaeerstie cbalraaa. (Statesasn paete) , Blitz Offers Fir Trees to Boost State LOAN TALK TODAY Joseph Coffey, loan officer, SUta Finance Company, will describe bow ta apply for aa.FHA loan at the Salem Board of Realtors' runcbea today at Hotel Marion, James Mpyer's Rites Saturday W.R.Conrow's Rites Today "WWMs STvCa) MONMOUTH-runeral eenriCM tor William R. Conrow will ba 1:10 p.m. Friday in Smitn-Xrueger Mor tuary, Rev. Marshall Kortlever ef- ficUting. Burial win be in Lincoln Memorial Park, Portland. Conrow, 74, of 17S S. Broad St. I Births $ I ' VStnirsil aaevraMi 4tm .Tanuna If IffAueM- M MwaW f ana MV died Wednesday in a Dallas timrf Salam narka BHiMrintMuM "S boms after a long lUnsas. who rfiMi wedneadav at ma ar o I retired farmer, be had moved SS, will ba I:J0 p.m. Saturday in dough-Barrick Funeral Home, Rev. T. M. Gebhard officlatiag. V .111 U. H a. . A to Monmouth from Philomath in 1947. He va bora April 21, ISO, at Harlan. He leaves one daughter, Mrs. ter, 'Mrs. Virginia Parman. Dun- CALKINS Ta Mr. and Mrs. Del- j.. u ni. U-J t.?. Nr wm M ATrns native B C - an laaiiMiiiTrr a mil aueua jsmeu vu gfi ..J nr.ia wIjI H7iiiMM r.iiu.iww SPROVLiTrUrltrs. 5 .leWMrs 0 Fred Sproule, 2Mi uth St, SE, a Moyer, and two sons, WUUam Amophtmr Thin-aHa March 10 at C. and James D. MoyeT, all of Salem Memorial HoaolUL I Salem; Iwe brothers, Martin Moy- aaasni Memorial jnoap.Hu. Springfield, and Lealand Moy KTJPER To Mr. and Mrs. James er, Salem; two sisters, Mrs. Mable D. Koper, 4271 Madesy Rd. SE, a Cooper and, Mrs. Josie Forrest, ao Thursday, March M. at Salem both of Salem; father, J. W. A. Memtnial Hospital , v lMoyat Salem; two graxyJchildren. Public Records A campaira ta wide "talk about Oregon" was ex pUinad te Salem civic leaders and press-radio men by efndals Blita-Weuihard Co. Thursday at Marioa Hotel hirrfiw vas explained by Jo- aeph M. Rotbchild of Portland. BUts preaidant It cotndda with promotioa af Oregon's Centennial ltSf. Gov. Robert D. Holmes, whs va made aa honorary "Cascade Rea rer, said the Bins program vu "imaginative and unusual," and that the company should be "high- teat a mini m li J Amm a wtl a a la u fjiiiuiscwfwi aw at frsasa aaa which Oreeoa "should gain im measurably.'' D-B-Twrsett" KM . Feature of the campaign, al ready set forth la advertisements in mora than a score of Oregon j daily newspapers, is the offering BtaralM A, BaeflUaf - ' : laaral - Home. BHannnt. raaldaat M w Laana auiawmoruy para. ear. uoya at a kcal aunina horn. 1 will. otllcUla. ,, -iv , . . aunina hama. 18th. Survived br buabaDd. Lata Salam. Minn Bouftlaur. Balam: dauahtar. Mra.Xorralnt, learar. Portland, Mrs. Thaadora Artar. PortUrtd. S Srand- chudan atoe urrtra. aaracaa wiu ba held Saturday, March Bndat la ia i..i,ik, Chanal at the VlraU Mamorial Park. Rav. B. , JUqraor SaaMa. win amcuta. ana C. Carlaaa at a id. MdMM. assf Taoa a, . k. .m af aa vaan. MoaW of Mn. rradarlka Aah. LaJarul eOiciate. Punu. CaUf.: S anmdchildraa. Lara Garth Nairn Aah. U MC DUfo. Caul. S fraat-srandchlldraa i m- aral BMcca np"i. ..-.... Locllia R. rurBUH Mrs, aurvtva. Manl Xodge Wo. S. uih. Salam, alM a Sawm nabckaB Fridiy. March Slat will be hold day. March II " ' ?? ha fhaaal of MM W. T. Buaaoa vs. 1.1m, Paaar CannWir Harold Lymaa will ocUU. aibubtM aarvtoaa br . Baoakah m.hl. a rtae la this my. March M aW a 13 Cantari' Cm Chapalai wars ITth. lta raal- XX X. AH ."larvleaa art I be bald fnday t at ivaa bjo. tm ka w. V. atadoa Oa. Sarv. Quiai win ameiava. Law raaWaat tt !.' f"!f: Uaiam, at SM as "r ".T vlwl b; wtfa. AanUCoa. aatam; earn. L. C. Cox. Fabndala, Calif, fioaoa, Haworth. Mr. ..Trrry. Hobaa, H. Maw J55J EiJi fUlata. Taa iart Coa, Jathall Cos. Xmmrtt Com. Marvla Cax. Tad Uaa-l as. ae aWaafl Jdaaia T WintassCaa Lata raaident of ISIS Tarda lana. at the ass of M yaara. Survived by mothar, Annla Cos. Salem; brothers. L. C Cax, Palmdala. CalU, Phillip Cm, felaai. Bruca Cox. Salem; ala tar. MnTvuiiam Crooaa, Salam. Datibla Senrlcaa win be bald Satur day. March S2nd at MM ajn. ta tha Chapal of - the Hawall-aVrwarda CIRCUIT COURT Leo N. ChOds vs Aubrey L, Gray son and others: conrnumt 111,114 judgment and forex of mortgsga on ptuyeilj fat auea- uon. DISTRICT COURT Walter Dwicht Connelrr. So. TSS Mem Route 4, Box S43B, fined $15 after guilty plea oa charge of Il legal possession of slcobol. - Maurice Dean Mendenban, 133 High St NE, S0-day Jail sentence suspended after guilty- paa aa charge of larceny. Jerry Lee Roy Buckaodorf. 1(11 Trade St NE, sentenced to 8a Ll1.,-. VtrrZi fZr I dy a after rullty ptea a w.nt . t. m i TTMalb b I nuuaul rraoa. awwaor, suNunaa At a local aurains home at me Springs, Pa., and Richard Lee buabane, wuiiam rreahiich. Salem; ordered to answer to grand Jury ?'u'ir- Urh AniaoB Kius. siem, i M charge of biowingly uttering Warra hTlua. Paaca. Vaah7 Mrs. Sad Publishing a forged bBBk Marvin' Basamaa, Paaea, Mre. Ku- check. ' rreahUch. Areata. Calll ' brothar.l Richard ADea SormMstead. ciT. SLU aurVvi ordered to an- Mrs. rreehueh waa a man bar of SWOT to grand Jury CSJ charge Of tha ' at, J aha a Lathaeaa Oiureh. I Im. ..I,.', i . ' ... . LSarrlaa XII h. haU SaturaaT. March I "a - JJadat roe im.ta wa thap.il Fred Richard Fetach, S2W Rreva noma. nev. Walter O. Boas wuil "" " . affielata. TnlinaiaL Beasrast Ma-I SOXTjenOed. BUCM at t - IfmKatiM afta anfltv ai I a a a fa chareaa al tatttv larraarv a4 an. Salam. March 1Mb at a local trotmns R"V" " l WK" Homo, Sunrtvad by wtfa. Coldle BTIOUtaS. " " Mrrar, Salami aaa. William C. Moyar ' rf Jaaaei O. Moyar. both a Salem: MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS liter. Mm. JoaM rerreet, 8alem. . Mra. aiatia cooper, Salam; brothar.l OaCST Can raaiim la. aDarv Martto MoyarVprmafteli LH-U JJT -.T-T Til jSa Mayor, Salami CatherT). V. A. May-I Biem BOMO BMaager. and JUUS er. Sakm: mndchlktrea. amaa I Flirahath Draiar. a Warnr ia im Dorm. a Moyer, Salem, -Mua Debe I wj. -a PaftUnd. Urriek E2El& Wring drafUmatt. Saa Diego, and mocMU para. nee. T, M. i Frriia JanLca Maraav IB. lua elark. ilvwtaav-, - . . , ' BalLiaat Mamoaal Park. Bee. wennore WU1 nroclats. a ra . T. M. free of a "Do-It-Youraeir kit com prising aa Oregon Fir tree, Cork Mobley. BliU public rela tions manager vno presided at the Thursday luncheon, aaid more than 12,000 orders already had been re ceived from -all over the world. The trees are grown by the John Woods A Son Nursery near Salem. BliU officials also announced the company would conduct schools for service people ia any Oregon dty requesting them, in the interest of tourist relations, and said the firm va instituting a 'Commun ity Achievement Award" on aa annual basis for dues doing the best Job of attracting industry. Ripraasalatlvts ntreeaeed Blits representatives introduced lnclnded President Rothchild; Vice President William Wessinger; C -L. Noel, regional sales man ager; Ernest Berg, shipping super intendent; Willard Marshall, bead of Gideon Stols of Salem, Blitx distributor, and Wendell Weckert. Gideon Stols sales manager. Presented kits and made Ran gers" vera City Manager Kent Mathewaon, Chamber Secretary Stanley 'Grove, Junior C of C. President George Hoggins Jr si Cberriaa King Ring Clyde Cook. Death Laid to Marioa County Oironer Charfes Edwards said Thursday Joseph Rela, 17. North Rend, died at Ore gon State Hospital Tuesday Bight trom a cirrhosis of liver condition complicated by a sedative. nets aiea snoruy after be was admitted and after a routine numstratka of a sedative. Ed wards described the cause of death after a post mortem examination. He said the eedative. chloral hy drate, vent into Edwards system all at once instead of being filtered evenly through the Bver. Four ether patients who showed marked effects of lethargy after receiving the drug Tuesday have recovered. Dr. Herbert Nelson. cmacai Orector at the said Thurtday. Ha added that there la aat to diacootinoa aaa af the drag a R has been uad a lone time aad ha prevee Its vahie, . ' DETECTIVES BvrvATe rrvBSTM rtws AJtvwasmn ANTTIMS CreU, Craninal. nimiiUa. Mwarnf Ptitu. Cxtorttoe sad athar tn- vesoraaaaa Warld Vldo Ai- BttatMaa. reaftdealtel Hbtrat SEOS01 KTKTIYf A&aO ' " ta Cimmiiilat W. B. Pb. Bayet BM S-41j7Bva.l 4-Dct Jobless Board Slates Survey The State Unemployment Com pensstion Cormnissioa will conduct a survey next week to determine the eilectlveneaa of the unemploy ment insurance program. The ransrchaii will irAenriew persons getting benefits In Port land, Oregon City and HiHsbors, Mrs. Cecelia P. Caley, chairmaa of the commission, said the survey provide answers to such (BVery ah ea rage 1) Sea. Wayne aUrse said ta Saisra Taiwan ay Ibare vm m a art am rtft tmtweea aha aad ta, JUcmard Naiiharear. Ortgaa's ether nalar. "We emasree aa seme tbaari.'' aaid hea. Morse, "a ve veto to- swtbar at par seat af the tune. ta a treat aad able fl raaiwtiga lor aim la las." la Oragai far a thrat day visit a. Marae seal the SSliss'l to flgwa tha. Ihaak, The l eory Ie0 a part of the siary. Taa RaBaf Isaadaat a osmn saommammj arvwaaaaBBBBBBj He said email bmlsaiiii all ever the BeUea ware la a alump that they aeeded trnmedtsU Us reUtf. "Curronlly Orvftaai'i ancsncloy- pktare ia aaa of the varat la the aeUoa." be aaid. "Oaly ta vera off. I'm fa deft apaadlag right r." be said. "I believe la toe stood prbartpie af Liacela that the geiaaiaai abeuid do tar the peo ple what they cast do for them- Pine! to Discuss' Setting Standards For Ureratiire Cempeatiaa af a aaaai tar eV CToiiea af aeltiag siaadarda tar tttarature ataUahet aa aas slaiti aad at Masat alacw va amaared Tburaday by Mrs. Plaifar, tWIvartae, whe ba raagsd a puttie mtatBig tar 0 pa. laday a aataa Uty Hafl. IU aadsrato the ad af the Rev. Baa Ovea, Salam maaartar; the Rev. Kavto Murphy, arhaal prtorlpal; Ray- Mania. lUaetwrf . odc- Rvaa. aad Omut Judge Feaaa. bin i try MR Mraeaeed ( Be said he ha introduced la form a rroue af aodal aecurtty siramdmeoU which propose to la the amount a aodal aecur- paymaota. caver mare people lower tne eiegihiiity age. a. Mora said there ha beea IralicaUons whether the Air Force ha heeded new requests plaa for building aa Air Force Bear Woodbora be revived. tt va reported this week that Oregon congreasional delega- recenUy asked the Air Force the Moose ApprocarUtions Com mittee te reconsider cancelled plans fa the baa. the aoa andl Cfiin. Builds Trie tors I HONG KONG ID Red China plans to produce more than 4.00 baby tractors hi Shanghai fac tories. This year, PvJptnf - radie 1.000 orders have alreadv beea received from vessanta'all ever China. - Chain Letters Violation of Postal Laws Aaother warning that chela let tars are Illegal wa Issued Thurs day by Salea reatmaaur Albert C Graff following tasarceptiea af several VS. laving Bond types. This type tost appeared kt Salem ia December, he said. According to lis method, be aaid. a aertoa receiving the chela letter mails; ta bands to the top two earned sad adds bis aama to lbs bottom. Eventually bis same Is ternoetd to come up a lop. V Chala letters are a vtoleUoa of postal laws, Gragg said. Freight Rate Hearing Asked Oregoa's agriculture director. Robert J. Steward. Tbursday asked the Interstate Commerce Commie- te hold a regional bearing fat the Pacific North west aa the pro priety af the general freight rate increase. Steward asked that the meeting be la Portland. Steward said sech a bearing would permit attendance and pre senatioas by re prist ntativa of all affected Oregon cernmedity gretape. Market development chief. Paul RoweH. state aepaiUimx of agri cuhare, said he veald assist Ore- goa commodity groups la lag Rs evidenco. SUtwnua. Sem, Ore., Fri, Mir. tWZS (See. yS Rido 'Hot Much' for Salcrri Mother in Cablo Car Crash A Salea baas ratio Vrnttieg I rVaacbtre Tbavsday said "I aaat ve get Bturb of a ride tar Boaey. after a cabas car creased Into a lumbar tract. Oregon Rural Road Traffic Up Last Month Oregoa raral highway traffic BV eeaad 1J per rasa aat snaau ever February 1H7 wiU the big ( sJagto lamas of a.7 per t recorded a Amity aa High way aw. lata Highway dacanmowt of- flciala could give ae reaeoa fa the eppereat shift of traffic to WW. Automatic traffic 41 atatioae throughout the were wed to survey rural traffic Decreases were goerally ea Highway a last month but Sa Wfr Portland Freeway, checked a Chernawa. retHstered a flight ta- craaa ever February, 1SS7. At GaUa m Highway a there wa ea Bicraas af ova M pa cent at ntotoriag. Highway parsoa aal sakf thM light saowfall la that area during the early Btonths of the yea va apparently reepeeei ble. Traffic teO off over 14 per cent at Gcrvaia oa Market Road S3, sod a Woodbura ea Highway ME a slight decreese va aoted. recerders at -Ws veat only a Mock, before the accideas, Mrs, Ralatgh Watty, M. af IMS) Suaajtlsa Are, , lold Ataarlatad Freaa. Mrs. Watty aad her dewgfcUf Naary, U. veat ar eboar Drat rale ea a cable cat which had just cane out of the repair shop. . A block after aher bearded rd' the cable ra crashed ate the truck. Its treat aad va emmoV aaed. Oaly persea ajared va Mrs. Watty, who va reitail trea aa emergency heaaal alter treee. mea tar bruiaa aad a slight fa., Negotiations Q Begin in Salem. Plant Strike d NefoUatiea betweaa Egg Caad-' lers. Peultry Wsrkars Uoiea aad Nertbweat Poultry Co. of elera, . arklrb baa Lnl-A I weeks, vera begun Tbursday with further meetings Nerthwest Peultry, which ha' MBtlnued aporatioa threurhaot ' the picketing. Is charred bv tha oa with operaunc a vioUtimt of a anioa ceaxract Rail Rvala. manager af the Salea plant, says , hu company aeva had a aaioa contract Rebert Wilaoa, InlanaUaaal Ua a ripratautatlve from Psrtlarai1 is beea called ia to act a a mediator. ; . , Demo Candidates To Talk Tonight Denmcratie . primary election candidates lor Marion County ef- fica will share the speaking pUtform toftight at a public meet ing of the Marios-Poik Democratic Qub at tba Salam YWCA. 'snrtidMa far netaia and Sea- ate asats ba tha Oregoa LegisUtore trea the county aha vill be Intro- ad and aro eebedulcd to ad- drea the dub at Rs April meet ing.' TO o pjs. Plain I -at?. 'a. - Ibam b Oafy OMS PAKCAXE KOUSE - 437W. Peruswd Rd. NaifM4-2ta iaCCal ia BCW A questions a the proportioB of ac tual exnenaw which aro Paid by weekly benefit checks, and the economic adjustments which have to be mads when persons start getting Jobless benefits. PTA Confab Draws Forty From Salem More than 40 Salem delegates are expected to attend the State Congress of Parent and Teachers ia Bend April H-2S. Mrs. L. E. Marschat of Salem, regional vice; president, said Tbursday. Mrs. C. R. Monk, president of the County PTA vill have an active part in the annual eonfer- a, ss will William R. Ffau af Brooks, state health chairmaa of the AssocUUon. Mrs. Marschat vill take part in Juvenile protection workshop. Mrs. Joseph Edmiston of Mil waukee has been nominated for Junior vice president in the Clack amas, Lincoln, Marioa and Polk counties region, succeeding Mrs. Marschat Others anminated for regional posts are -Mrs. Roy C. Baker, Newberg; Mrs. George McBride, Coa Bay; Mrs. Arthur Moore, Klamath FaQs: and Mrs. Wallace Van Hise, Rend. The election will be April XL Further nominations will be taken trom the floor. ' ' '' ' ' . ' IVI2J Vandals Rip Fairgrounds Vandals have been active at the State Fairgrounds on recent week ends, city police were told Thurs day by fair manager Howard Maple. . Maple said that most recent Inci dent wa the prying loose of a door to the arcade concessions and evidence that a fire had been built on the cement floor of the facility. Maple said other buildings have been distributed oa previous weekends. Juvenues were believed responsible. IIWIrllHIIIil .wiiiuiiwiiuuiiiuwulawiUMuwawiaiii.iWH. Depend able Repair Scrvicts are Listed UULJL a. 'Lru b uA Lb U tzs o AND OTHER BRANDS HI ' '''' aaaaa " ' ' ' DOWNSTAIRS DEPT. AND BOYS' DEPARTMENT i ii i - uvu I ,v II 11 III