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Hearst papers Into his Jovial kid' out till you do." Talks With Crowd After he had said what he want ed to about foreign affairs and flood control, Mr, Truman just looked around, spoke of his previ ous trips through Eugene when he was a senator instead of president, and joked with young and old in the front rows of the crowd, Meanwhile, a couple of noisy small boys atop a box-car, egged on by dignified adults with movie cameras, yelled, "Hey Harry, look up here!" After ignoring them as long as he could, he obliged with a smile, and the cameras rolled. As the train started to pull out, Race for Board Draws Interest Opposition from three candi dates for the five-year term in the Eugene School Board has caused more than usual interest within the city, according to School . Superintendent Clarence Hines. The three candidates for the school board position are Virgil Vincent, Robert Cross and Stanley Summers. Each seeks to fill the position left vacant this year by E. H. Christensen, local dairyman who has served on the board five It originally was planned ta use only three schools. The election will be Monday, June 21, from 2 to 7 p.m., and any registered voter may cast a ballot. (It will not be necessary to be a taxpayer to vote in this election.) Polls will be open at the follow ing schools: Bailey Hill, Condon, Dunn, Edison, Lincoln, Magladry, River Road, Santa Clara, Washing ton, Whiteaker, Willagillesple and Willard. The Parent-Teacher Assn. will provide the election officials. New candidates have until 2 p.m. Monday, June 14, to file their intentions to run for the unpaid office. Theraar. ne million acre. ,t b,h..., n ding about the popularity of Sidelights on President's Visit: Daughter Margaret. Said Mr. Truman, "The Asso ciated Press says Margaret gets top billing," and he recalled the Seat tle P.I. account of the visit there, "The P.I. said she stole the show; when she comes out, you folks see if she can do that." Mrs. Truman . When Margaret stepped out and said hello, a big cheer went up. Then Mrs. Truman was intro duced.. She said they would, have the cake -for dinner, and she thought the flowers were lovely. The people packed along the rail road right-of-way said they Free HearingSd? ACOUSTICON S&i proudly announces iT? Talks to Crowd, Shows Family President Truman, tanned and milling in a trim beige tropical luit, looked like a man having fun here Friday night when he ac lepted a fine rainbow trout caught by L. I Franssen of Lou and Ev' Cafe, a nosegay of rhododendrons and a cake. J. The gift' of the trout, a standard token of esteem in these parts, set the pace for a near hour of gossin about Joe Stalin, offhand digs at Republican Congressmen, and just ACOUSTirnki ur new plain neighborly talk from a "Missouriman" to about 3000 neighbors from Oregon. Margaret The President, well aware of the battery of newsmen behind him, slipped a dig at the AP and the NO CORDS NO BULKY ssl,' to W. REVOLUTIONARY VALUE -Cn8 What Re.XlWj, BatTeVv ' Cnsr .EX9.LUSIVE . ?. ft, J two-thirds of your battery8", A$Rf2 $ us demonstrate these two new AcouS ?- ? bt ri SERVICE AND BATTEWES POR JUliK- thought she was nice, too. Before the President began talk ing, he asked the crowd to move around the rear of his car so the people waiting down the length of the train could see too. "Come on," he said, "I won't bring Margaret he caught a baseball tossed by someone in the crowd, autographed it and tossed it back. When the train rounded the bend east of the depot and the last waving hand was hidden from view, the Presi MIDGLEY'S jaunts Doun Cabinet Work ' Phone 1059 i iucjena Motel " .,, , n Won., Jon, U Call at desk and ask for WILLIAM n . mcousticon-portundS1 years. Because of widespread interest in the June 21 election, polling places will be operated at all ele mentary schools in District Four. dent went back to his car, and rested. T.-il . 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