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Tafe Stresses
Conservation
With the agricultural spot
light ihifting to acreage allot
ment!, marketing quotas, price
supports and what to do with
"surplus" iarrn commodities,
the conservation of soil and wa
ter becomes increasingly import
ant in the opinion of W. M. Tate,
chairman of the Marion county
agricultural conservation com
mittee.
The chairman urges county!
farmers to keep on with their! Army Man Visitor
conservation plans. -Although! North Spring Vallev Stopper-acre
yields have increased j ping over for 10 days as a house
umipmuiov uunn me iasi n Kuest OI his parents, Mr. and
years and surpluses are begin-; Mrs. G. H. Hammond when on
this land back Into sod crops.
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"The real wealth of Marion
county is in the soil and as far
mers we are the guardian of
that wealth. Through the agri
cultural conservation program
the nation is provided assistance
to help us do the conservation
job but it still is up to us to do
it. Now that we can take some
of our land out of heavy produc
tion or cash crops, we have an
opportunity to do a better con
servation job than ever. As far
mers and as a nation we can
not afford to pass up this oppor
tunity."
Capital Journal. Salem. Oregon. Thurndur, Mar 2ft, 1.4 S
ning to pile up for a number of
crops, we must not forget that
population is Increasing and
land is limited. We must take
care of every acre of good crop
land we have to assure contin
Flying Elephant David Cansdale, son of the London loo
head, has the first ride on a four-months-old elephant calf
that arrived from Calcutta on t British Overseas plane.
Bush to Give
Talent Show
A talent show, made up en
tirely of Bush school pupils will
be presented in the school audi
torium at 7:30 Fndav night un
der the sponsorship of the Bush
Mothers club.
An overture by the orchestra
directed by Donald J ess op will
open the evening's program.
Then will follow a series of
dances and songs. The dances
and the participants include:
"ChrrlM Are Rip." Clayton etfinkf:
"F1y MinutM Mor." Rlckfy Wood: "Good
OW Summer Time." Krn nd Kayr
Meier: "Lavender Blue," flhiron Cuah
ini; "Pinwy Ot Sont and Dance." Jullf
Repine. Valeric Johtuon. Judy Sharp:
-Me and My Shadow Suianne Loucka:
"A Tanco." Kaye Tomlltuon and Nancy
Payne; "A Study In Modern Dance." Ki
th y Hettael Sua an Kerch. Judy Atwood,
Hancy Mannlnt. Jean Haworth.
A Strut Down the Side of the Street,"
Tracy Irolah: "You Call Everybody Dar
lln," the three. aweethearU: "Button It
Bow." Patricia Whelan: 'The Weatrrn
ra," Pritzi Maneck. Lynne Enyeart.
Charlene Oitihlnt, Charlea Chappelle, Bill
Reamer, Max Reaney; "Naiaaakl." Linda
Da via; "Hlody or Soft Shoe," Nancy
rayne, Kaye Tomlinaon: "When My Babv
Smile At Me." Karen Obriet; "The Old
School Spit It." rmh trade rooter: "A
Salute to the Color" Arm ja. Navy Lin
da DavU, Tracy Imlah, P. tWhtl.n, Nan
c Payne, Kiit Tomlltuon.
Miulcal number Include: First Grade
Serenades Danny Boy," Mkha! Pro
man; Acecrdion Melodie. Joan Robert;
'San Anton Roae." LoU Jean Chavea.
Church Selects Doctor
As New Moderator
The congregation of First
Congregational church Wednes
day night elected Dr. Horace
Miller, psychiatrist at Oregon
State hospital, as moderator for
the Salem church.
Other officers elected: clerk,
Paul Harvey (re-elected); finan
cial secretary, Mrs. P. L. Cal
vert; treasurer, Mrs. E. E. Ow
ens. All elections were for one
year.
The congregation voted to
sponsor the bringing of a dis
placed family from Europe to
Oregon.
Long-Distance Pigeon
Race Slated Sundoy
A Diffeon race. Walla Walla
to Salem, will he a annrta vnt
of next Sunday under the spon-
sorsnip ox me unerry city Rac
ing club.
In a race last Sunday a bird
entered by Cecil McNeil won
the Pendleton to Salem race
with an average nf 032 varHa
minute for the 215 miles. A'
Hnilff Ph.mhaH n! n
o .......... . o figtrvil V CI M (-
ed 931 yards, taking second.!
miro. piace was won by an Al
Brown entry.
his way to his new station at
Mather Field, Sacramento, was
Master Sgt. William Hammond.
who has just been transferred
from Great Falls, Mont., where
h. h.l lid II II nrrtnn1ml .th
ued production of enough food ( cruitlng ,ctivitje, the p,,t two
for growing country." ....
He points out that it nowi
seems certain that 20 to 30 mil
lion acres will be taken out of
the production of our principal
cash crops. This provides a real
opportunity to step up soil and
water conservation work on the
diverted land.
Farmers and consumers will
benefit from shifting this acre
age into conservation uses, the
chairman explains. Soil fertility
will not be wasted in the pro
duction of commodities for
which there is no market. In
stead, reserves will be stored in
the soil for future needed pro
ducUon. Heavy production of grain
and other cash crops during and
since the war have depleted the
humus and broken down the
soil structure on millions of
acres in the nation and there is
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SAVINGS
14th ANNIVERSARY
Storewide
SAIL!
LINGERIE
INCLUDES SUCH FAMOUS BRANDS AS TRILLIUM.
BLUE SWAN LADY DUFF COLONY CLUB .
VANITY FAIR
Reg.
C.98
You Save Vz
SLIPS GOWNS
7.99 & 2.49
DRESSES
19.95
Value
24.95
Value
10.00 13.00
20.95
Value
34.95
Value
19.00 15.00
Reg.
Vali.es
to 2.50
BRAS PANTIES
1.00
Reg.
1.25
Reg.
1.50
50c ;
75c :
SUITS
R9- 39.95
Rtg. 49.95
Reg. 69.95
Reg. 79.95
Gloves
Values to 1.50
19.00
29.00
39.00
49.00
THESE GREAT VALUES
AT THE ACCESSARY BAR
Purses T Art Jewelry 4 AA
Values to 15.0. lVV Values to 10.00. . . llVV
ICC Hosiery QQC
Mtt0 Values to 1.9S MM
69c
Hankies
Value? to 69e. ,
COATS
39 95
Values
69.95
Values
19.00
39.00
49.95
Values
79 91
Values
29.00
49.00
All
Sales
Final
14TH ANNIVERSARY "DOLLAR S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-R"
Fo, $1
Slips
Rr(. t.95
Bed
Jackefs
Rff. 3.30
Play Suits
Rec. 7.91
Shorts
Ref. 1l
Brassieres
Rer I.St
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For ... JL
Slacks
Rer. 6.
Blouses
Rff. to 7.91
Shorts
Rrr. to Hi
Play Suits
Rer. 3.91
Slips
Rr(. to 1.91
For.... all
Slacks
Rrf. 7.18
Blouses
Rrr. to 8.91
Dresses
Ref. to 19.95
GanOier
Swim
Suits
Re(. (.98
Blouses
Vl. to 10.95
Play Suits
Val. to 10.98
Slacks
Rer. 8.98
(iantntr
Swim
Suits
RfC. 8.98
For....$5
Dresses
Val. to 14.75
Play Suits
Val. to 14.98
Pedal
Pushers
Rrr. 14.98
Blouses
Val. to 10.98
tiantner
Swim
Suits
Rrr. 10 98
For... O
Gantner
Swim
Suits
Iter. 12.98
Blouses
Pure Silk
Val. to 14.9
Dresses
Val. to 24.95
Play Suits
Val. to 10.98
ON SALE IN THE DOWNSTAIRS DEPARTMENT
No
or
Refunds
Formats
On Group
Val. fa 22.95,'.
On G oto
Val. t. 29.91. .
One Group
Val. ta 39.95..
10
15
19
Wedding
Gowns
On Group
Val. to 59.95.
One Group
Vol. la 69.95.
$15
$29
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