II CmH! Journal, tMtm, Oregon. Friday. April 29. 1949
Three Soldiers
the trio at Russell Slmma, 19,
James Lawrence, 19, and Phil
ip King, 31. Alt suffered frac
tures. The other bandsmen es
caped with only a severe shak
ing up.
Four Fishermen Missing
St. Johns, Nfld., April 29 JB
Four fishermen were reported
missing today off Roddickton, on
the northeast coast of New
foundland, and bad weather held
up a scheduled RCAF search for
them.
Injured in Wreck
Salem .
North Bend, Wash., April 29
(jP) Three Fort Lewis soldiers
were seriously Injured yester
day when a truck bringing back
17 members of the 9th infan
try band from the Yakima fir
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Here's London Tailors
ing range skidded into a flitcn
on the rain-slick Sunset high
way. Hospital attendants Identified
' fn:
Silverton Sleuths Bette DePeel and Floyd Simpson were
n the way home from i Silverton high school movie when they
noticed suspicious character slink from a darkened entrance
to the school and burdened with several packages. Simpson
started after the character, who it was eventually learned
was about his own age, while Miss DePell went to rouse
her father, a deputy constable and Silverton police officer.
Simpson tackled his suspect and held him until the officer
arrived. Questioned at the office of the Justice of the peace
k revealed nearly a score of robberies and furnished names
f accomplices, all Juveniles, before being taken to Justice
tourt in Salem. Simpson is a high school athlete and a mem
ber of DeMolay while Miss DePeel is a Junior and active in the
Rainbow Girls. (Photos by Drake)
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Parade Winds Up
4-H Spring Show
ilverton, April 29 Climax
ing the five day annual spring
show of Marion county 4-H
elubs In which nearly 1000
youngsters have participated
was the Friday noon street pa
rade. "Better Living for a Better
World," the theme of the current
show, was carried out in the
general motif of the parade,
which formed at the Washington
Irving building and concluded at
the armory where a short pro-1
gram was given and show
awards presented. J
Final Judging was completed
this morning with the style re
vue held Thursday night. Win-!
ners In this were Frances Fox,1
Union Hill; Sally Klein, Aums-j
ville; Janice Riches, Aumsville, I
and Lora Lee Brown, West Stay
ton. Glenda Seeley, Union;
school near Woodburn, placed
first in the clothing elimina
tions Thursday afternoon.
Othtr ahamplon.hlp awardi want to:
rlnlhlni T. Lucille Colvln, It, Aurora,
ftarh.tor towing, Mock Wllllami, Stayton,
Knlttlnr 1. Pot. Wahl, Bur Rt., Nawberi,
Butt.vllla. Knlltlm II. Dorlji Lan, Ht.
t. Sal.m, LlbortT. Cooktni I, Dtlo atarlcr,
Bllvorton Btthanr Sot. Cooklnt II, Yvonne
Ooodo. Rt. I. Salam, MieWila Orovo. cook
nc m, Clara Tachanl, Bur Rt. Sllv.r
ton, Allvor OrMt. Camp eookrry, Marlon
Srhalban. Turner. Homrmaklnf I. My
Room, Donna Dean, Walford, Bllvtrlon. i
Bethanv, Rometneklnf II, Our Home, Ral
ly Klein Aumavlll. Child care, Phyllui
Rhlelnk, Rt. 4, Salem, Sliver Creat. Cake
baklna eonteet. let Bhlrley Pale. Middle
Orovti Snd Darlene Haworth, Talbot.
gional vice-presidents.
Mrs. A. S. Williams of Hood
River and Mrs. Charles Carroll
of LaGrande, both re-elected;
Mrs. J. W. Stag, Milton; Mrs.
Lloyd Smith, Redmond; Mrs.
Earl Sheridan, Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Elmer Meyer, Portland, is
treasurer.
The navy has the only two
enlisted men piloting planes in
the Berlin Airlift.
Why Suffer
Any Longer
Whn othcri fill, uit our Chinwit
remedle. Amailnt iucccm for 6000
jfrj In Chic. No matter with what
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Intuitu heart, unit liver, kidney,
cm, torutipmtlon, ulcer, dlabetea,
rheum at! m. call and bladder, ferer.
tKin, Mmait complaint,
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Oregon PTA Meef
Ends in Eugene
Eugene, April 19 ) The an
nual convention of the Oregon
Congress of Parents and Teach
ers closed here yesterday with
1 record attendance of T27 dele
fetes reported.
Mrs. Clifford N. Jenkins, New
York, representative of the na
tional eongreas, Installed new
fflrers. Included were five re- i
Notice to the Public
Effective 2 a. m. Monday, May 2, 1949, the arrival and de
parture time of all Oregon Motor Stages Schedules will
be advanced one hour to conform with the daylight sav
ing time in the city of Portland, Oregon.
OREGON MOTOR STAGES
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