Accident Fatal
To Albert Babb
Hubbard, Ore., Nov. 4 Al
bert O. Babb, 76, of the Barton
district east of here, was in
stantly killed Saturday morn
ing when an automobile driven
by Fred Blackmail, Jr., 23,
Canby route 2, crashed into
his car at the intersection of the
Monitor-Barlow and Molalla
Woodburn highways. Blackman
was arrested at the Woodburn
hospital on charge of negligent
homicide by Deputy Sheriff Joe
Shope of Clackamas county.
According to Deputy Sheriff
Shope and Coroner Ray Rilance,
Babb was driving south on the
Monitor-Barlow road when
Blackman driving east on the
other road, failed to stop at the
intersection.
Blackman, driving the car
owned by Waldo Hillman, Can
by route 2, received a dislocated
shoulder and cuts about the
face. Riding with him were
Robert Orem, Jr., 19, who re
ceived emergency treatment at
Woodburn and was taken to a
Salem hospital and Homer G.
Hayes, 20, of Colton, who re
ceived minor Injuries.
Babb is survived by his
widow, three daughters, and two
sons. The remains are at the
Ringo mortuary in Woodburn
where funeral services will be
held Thursday at 11 o'clock with
burial in the Belle Passi ceme
tery. Albany Will Greet
Young Musicians
Albany will be host to young
musicians from district No. 5
next April 18 and 19 in con
nection with the state's high
school music program, accord
ing to decision reached during
Saturday's conference of Oregon
Music Education association
held on Willamette university
campus. W. W. Sarchet of the
Albany schools will be in
charge.
Vernon Wiscarson, vice pres
ident of the state association,
will be in charge of arrange
ments for all of the five dis
tricts of the state. As vice
president, Wiscarson directed
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the program for the slate con
vention. He and other officers
of the association hold over
through next year.
During last Saturday's lunch
con Vincent Hiden, west coast
educational adviser for RCA
gave a talk concerning new re
cordings which will be available
for distriution during the next
lew liiumiia.
Farming is the principal busi
ness of Cyprus.
Most faffcs
like a change-
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Father, Daughter Columbians R. L. Whitman, leader of the
Atlanta, Ga., Southside Columbians, holds his 16-months-old
daughter, Marian Helen, dressed in blue playsuit with the Colum
bians' insignia shoulder patch, a few minuter before Atlanta police
arrived at scene of a demonstration and arrested Whitman and
three others of the anti-Negro organization. (AP Wirephoto.)
Sally Bush
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were performed in such a man
ner as to be little known but
by herself and the numerous
recipients.
The spacious gardens about
her home were, perhaps, her
principal delight. Here she
spent much of her time in the
summer along with the flowers
and plants in her greenhouses.
For years the flowers and
shrubs and plant life which
adorned the lobbies of the Ladd
& Bush bank came from her
gardens and were grown and
provided under her personal di
rection. Not a tee or a flower
or a shrub in the gardens but
she knew its personal history.
Many of them had been import
ed by her father and she knew
the story of practically every
one, with dates, origin and prog
ress.
One closely familiar with
her character and her home life
remarked that "she was a class
ical example of the New Eng
land tradition in her life and
her ideals."
While the old original home
Jn which she was born was
jflioved over 60 years ago across
the street when the state blind
school was established there to
become a part of that Institu
tion, the present home was con
structed on the same site as
the old one and so her life was
spent, with exception of the
time away at school, in the one
location, and in the minds of
the people of Salem she and
the home were inseparable.
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The Bush gardens which she
maintained for so many years
are known by those familiar
with them as home of one of
the finest collections of fruits
and flowers in the valley.
She is survived by a brother,
A. N. Bush. One sister, Eugenia
Bush, died in 1935, and another.
Estelle Bush Thayer, died March
15, 1942. There is also a grand
nephew, Stuart Bush, who has a
son, Asahel, and a great grand
niece, Margaret Anne Bish,
daughter of Asahel Bush, a
grand nephew who lost his life
during the recent World war
while serving as a correspon
dent of the Associated Press in
the Pacific.
Private funeral services will
be observed Tuesday with in
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being in charge.
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