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Queen Jeanne
ill Rule Fete
Dayton Miss Jeanne Barnes,
17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ross L. Barnes of Dayton, a
senior in the Dayton Union high
school, will rule as Queen
Jeanne I. over the May day fes
tivities Friday The coronation
will take place in the city park
at 9:45 o'clock. Her escort will
be Jack Sherman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Sherman, who
is also a senior.
Miss Barnes entered her
sophomore year in the Dayton
Union high school, coming here
from Los Angeles. She is very
much interested in art and hopes
to continue her studies in that
field. She is the second senior
to have been chosen May queen
for a number of years.
Following the coronation of
Queen Jeanne I, there will also
be a junior coronation from the
Dayton grade school. Little
Linda Rutschman, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rutschman
has been chosen Queen Linda I,
and her escort is Leslie Lyman,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Lyman. v
The maid of honor, Betty Mc
Farlane and escort, Dennis
Wright.
Princesses and escorts for jun
ior cororation: Sandra Borgan,
Jimmy Fih; Charlotte Kom
raus, Jeffrey Wright; Velma
Farmer, Dale Hunter: Karen
Cruickshank, Johnny Schutz;
Donna Carson, Jerry Over-
guard; Carol Rutschman, Mike
Joe. Junior bishop, Keith
Knoche; crown bearer, Mickey
McKinney.
Following this coronation
will be a dance given by the
primary group.
An operetta, "The Farmer in
, the Dell," will be given by a
' number of the grade school
children. The May pole dance
will be by the high school. There
will be a baseball game between
Dayton and Sheridan.
In the evening at 8 o'clock the
play "Molley O'Shaughnessey,
will be presented by the student
body.
ONE-TIME NATIONAL FAME
Willamette Student, Who Once
Published Valsetz Paper, Engaged
Mnlalla (UP.) Dorothy Anne Hobson, who founded and pub
lished the Valsetz. Ore., Star when she was nine years old and
plugged for "hemlock, fir, kindness and republicans, nas De-
come engaged.
Now a junior at Willamette, still fighting under our house I
university. Salem. Miss Hobson 1 something fierce." and that'
will marry Fred Graham, Long
view, Wash. Graham is a grad
uate student at Willamette.
The Valsetz Star was a mod
est, mimeographed newspaper
but under Dorothy Anne s aao
lescent guidance it achieved na
tional fame. Despite Dorothy kie
"daddy got mother two boxes of
cigars and a gun for Christmas."
Dorothy folded the Star when
she was 12 years old and after
h hnri rpreived letters of Draise
from Herbert Hoover and Will-
Cat Loses Her Litter
Of Kittens to Hen
Lincoln, Cal., May 3 U-
Missy, a cat belonging to the
Fred Newcomb family here,
made a mistake when she pick
ed a chicken house to have her
litter of kittens.
Shortly after the four new
kittens arrived, a New Hamp
shire hen took charge and dis
possessed the mother cat. Missy
is allowed to approach only at
feeding time, said Newcomb,
and then tiie maternal hen an
grily clucks the cat away if the
feeding is prolonged.
LKGAL
LEGAL
Anne's fervent republican poli
tical partisanship, the late Pres
ident Roosevelt was a subscrib
er of the Star. Her subscrip
tion list covered the nation.
Readers enjoyed such items
in the Star as these:
"We stand firm and believe
in the United States and Cobbs
& Mitchell Lumber company,
the republicans and England
and Wendell Willkie and
Greece. . . .
"The day after Willkie was
defeated, mother changed all
the furniture around in the liv
ing room then sat down in a
rocking chair and said she guess
ed things weren't so bad after
all. . . ."
"The Star's foreign policy, is
mind our own business a little
and keep on taking vitamins. . . .
"Mrs. Fraser. our best bridge
player, has a cold in her nose
She knows where every ace is.
. . Paul Lowe left to join the
U.S. army and get 21 dollars a
month and a new suit. . . . Mrs.
Heydon got discouraged with
the rhumba. . . . Bill Bywers
landed the longest fish here Sat
urday and Germany landed in
Norway Monday. . . . Mrs. Den
no has six toes on one foot and
we've stopped taking cod liver
oil. . . . We are very proud of
a letter from Mr. James A. Far
ley, who is postmaster general.
He wishes us well and dashes
his name off in green ink. He
isn't a republican."
Dorothy noted that "James
Roosevelt got a divorce and
Leonard got married to Ber
nice." that "Russia and Finland
slopped fighting but the cats are
Committee Inspects
Kingwood District
A special committee of the
city planning and zoning com
mission Monday afternoon made
an inspection trip over the
Kingwood water district annex
ation to the city.
On the committee are City
Manager J. L. Franzen, chair
man, R. A. Forkner, Robert
Stanley and City Engineer J. H.
Davis.
Tuesday night a special meet
ing of the planning and zoning
commission will be held to con
sider the temporary zoning of
the area.
"If we owe anyDody any
money we hope they won't get
excited. We hope they will be
calm and we will pay them as
soon as we all get our business
settled."
At Willamette. Dorothy is the
president of Chi Omega sorority.
Her parents' home is in Molalla.
Scoutswiii
Show Talents
Air Scouts and Sea Scouts
will demonstrate their crafl
manship as a part of the Sen
ior Scout program at the Cas
cade Boy Scout circus at Sweet-
land field next Saturday eve
ning at 7:30.
These demonstrations are in
addition to activities to be pre
sented by Boy Scouts from all
parts of Linn, Marion and Polk
counties under sponsorship of
the Salem Lions club and the
Cascade area council.
Air Scouts are to have an
airplane on hand and prelim
inary reports say the Sea Scouts
will build a ship before the
Sweetland field grandstand,
"complete to masts."
A number of surprise num
bers are planned by the Boy
Scouts and no information could
be obtained on their nature.
However, Scout acts will in
clude tower building, signaling
and a series of first aid demon-1
strations. !
General Chairman Carl As- i
chenbrenner said plans are com-1
ing to a head for the big par-
ade which will wind through;
Salem downtown streets 3:30 j
Saturday afternoon, presenting;
nearly 3000 Cub, Boy and Se
nior Scouts.
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE
NORTH- TWENTY -SECOND ITREET
PROM BReTHAN TKEET TO 1 lit,
0 JTHEHLY TERMINUS Of TWENTY-
RCONC STREET.
Nolle hereby U civn thtt tht com
mon council of tht cur of Salrm. Ore
gon. Wmj it necpiary and exprdirnt
ml hereby Jeciar iu purpana and In
tention to iniprova North Twrnty-Jircond
-t.tet from the aouth tine of BrrymnD
(lr?t to the outherly ttrmlnu o! Twn-y-Jtcond
trt. In the cltf of Aaleifi,
Marlon count r Orr f on. tt the txprnse
of. thr abutllni and adjacent property,
by orinalna laid portion of aaid atreet 10
l ha Mtablijhd irade, conmuctlni cement
Lincrete curtu. and pa Una aaid portion
o aaid at re i with a I'j Inch aaptialtic
c one-ret pavement 30 feet vide In accord
ance with the plana and specification
therefor which wera adopted by the com
mon council April 35. 1949. which arc
now on file In the office of the city re
corder ar" which by I His reference there
to are made a part hereof
The rommon council hereby declares
it purpose and Intention to ma He the
above described improvement by and
tlirouil the street Improvement depart
ment. B order of the Common Council AtII
:i. 1948
ALI RED MUNDT.
C:iy Recorder.
Data of first publication hereof i
April (8. 1949.
Cap. tat Journal April 38, 39, 3U, May
2 3. 4. 5 6 7. 9, 10th.
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINO
NOTICE hereoy i aiven to all persons
particularly Interested and to the gen
eral public that a hearing will be held
before the Common Council of the City
of Salem, Oregon. Council Chamber. Clt
Hall. Salem Oregon, at the hour of S 00
p m.. Monday. Mar t. 1949. to consider
Lhanilnt from a Claw I Reaodenttal Dis
trict to a Cia.- III-X Restricted Builne
DUtrtf t the folio Ina premise:
Block Thirty-five 3.t North Sa
lem, with Additions. Marion County.
Oregon, Save and except the North
3C feet thereof measured at right
a nv les to the North line of sa Id
B'oclt.
By Order of the Common Council.
ALFRED MUNDT.
City Recorder
May I 4 ft
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE
AROVLE DRIVE FROM HANSEN AV
ENUE TO CANUALARIA BOULEVARD.
Not'ro hereby u given t:iai the com
mon council af the citv of Salem, Ore
ion, dfcma tt neceuarr and expedient
nd hereby declares lis purpose and In
tention to tmorove Argyle Drive from the
"orth line of Hansen avenue to tht south
I n of Candalaria, boulevard. In the city
of Salem. Marlon county. Oregon, at the
expense of the abultlni and adjacent
property, except (he street intersect loos
the exiierue of which will be assumea
' - the city of Salem, by bnnilna said
tort Ion of said street to the established
grade, constructing cement concrete
curbs, and paving said portion of said
xtieet with a I1 inch ajphalttc concrete
lavement SO feet wide In accordance with
the plans and specifications therefor
which were adopted by the common coun
cil April 2V 1949, which are now on file
n to of fice of (he city recorder and
which by this reierencs tnerete are made
a 'art hereof.
The common council hereby declares
Its purpose and intention to make the
above described Improvement ay and
through the street improvement depart-
By otder of the Common Council April
1949
ALFRED MUNDT.
v City Recorder.
Da:e of first publication hereof ts
April 21 1949.
Capita, Journal April it. . 30, May
3. 3. 4. S. f. 1. 9. 10th.
NOTICE OP INTENTION TO IMPROVE
NORTH TWENTY-SECOND STREET
.'ROM "D" STREET TO NEBRASKA
AVENUE.
Notice hereby ts liven that the com
mon council of the city of Salem. Ore
son, derma it necssary and expedient
It:-!) derUr'- t:s purice and in-temir-ti
to Improve North Twenty-second
street from tiie north line of ""D" street
to ti Nor'. i line of Nebraska avenue, in
l: city of Salrm. Marlon county. Ore
gon at the ex pease of the abultint and
adjacent property, except the street In
tersection the expense of which will be
assumed by the cilv of Salem, by brlna
lne sal-1 portion of said street to the
ej.ub'vhrd irnde. corwtnrt.nt cement
concrete eurba. and saving laid portion
31 ss id street aitn a J't inch fcapnatnc
euticrcte pavement 30 feet wide In accord
ance with (ha plans and ascitic -lion
'lerefor whlcn were adopted by the
common council April 25, 1949. whirh are
now on file in the office of the city re
corder and which by this reference there
to era made a part hereof
The common council hereby declares
Its purpose and Intention to make t!ie
above described improvement by and
'h'ouih tne street improvement dep.it
merit. By order of the Common Council April
1949.
ALFRED MUNDT,
City Recorder
Date of first publication hereof Is
April , 1949
Capital Journal April 31, 39. 30, Uar
1. 3. 4. f, 0. T. 9. loth.
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon. Tuesday, May 3, 191913
pfOTICB OF INTENTION TO IMPROVE
WEST NOB HILL STREI7T FROM HOYT
STREET TO FAWK AVENUE.
Notice hereby Is ghen that the com
tior. council of the city of Salem. Ore
gon deems It necessary and expedient
nd hereby declares lui purpose and in
tention to Improve West Nob Hill street
f:om the north line of Hovt street to
the outh line of Fawk avenue, in the
city of Salem, Marlon county, Oregon,
ai the expense of the abutting and adja
cent property, by bringing said portion
of said street to the established grade,
onitrui'tlng cement concrete curbs, and
paving said portion of said street with
a3'i Inch asphalt ic concrete pavement
14 feet wide in accordance with the plans
and apec If lea lions therefor which were
adopted by the common council April
ii 1949 whlcn are now en file In the
office of the city recorder and which
by this reference, thereto are made a
part hereof.
The common council hereby declares
.a purpose and Intention to make the
above described improvement by and
through the street improvement depart
mrm.
By order of the Common Council April
Ji 1949.
ALFRED MUNDT.
City Recorder.
Date of first publication hereof Is
prll 2. 1949.
Capital Journal April 31. 39. 30, May
4. S. 0. 7. 9, 10th.
rvrTICE OF "I NT E NT ION-"TO IMPROVE
HICKORY STRF.LT FROM V ALPAK
'AD TO B HOOKS STREET
Notice hereby l given that the com
mon council of the city of Salem. Ore
gon, deems it necessary and expedient
and hereby declares i's purpose and in
Lent Ion to Improve Hickory street from
the west line of Valpak road to the ee.st
U of Brooks street, in the citv of Salem,
vlarion County. Oregon, at the expen.se
i the abutting and adjacent property,
y orini ins said portion of said si reel
to the ea'.ablLuied grade, constructing
cement concroa curbs, and paving aaid
portion of said street with a 1 Inca
asphaltlc concrete pavement 37 feet wide
In accordance with tne plana and eptrl
Mcatton therefor which were adopted by
tiie common council April 3i, 1040. whlcn
ice now on file in the office of the city
ecorder and which by this reference
t er'to are made a part hereof.
I The common council hereby declares
its purpose and intention to make the
I t'xivo described improvement by and
j through the street ImprovemtBt depart
t ment.
Br ordtr ot the Common Council Apr
.5. 1949
! ALFRED MUNDT.
i City Recorder.
Date of firit publication hereof U
i April 28. 1049
Capital Journal Anrlt 31. 39, 30. Mar
i 3. 4. 1 0. 7. 9. 10th.
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It's important to find out what tht price iti'
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between list and delivered prices.
Take these Buick prices given here. All of
them, as the panel tells you, cover such
universally wanted accessories as radio and
antenna, heater and defroster, windshield
washers and built-in back-up lights.
These are individually itemized on your
bill of sale. Not itemized, but still included
in your Buick when you get it, are many
things that classify as extra-cost items on
many other cars.
For instance, Foamtex seat cushions are an
extra value on Buick SL'PKRS and Road
MASTERS that cost you nothing extra. You
man euMir mm inn
get direction signals, rear wheel shields, a
flexible steering wheel, an air cleaner, an
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' list price. On all ROADM ASTERS, these
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Included also, of course, are such Buick
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an exclusive the widest rims in the indus
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So check the "extras" when you price
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56C
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76S
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