Am Wins -Four from -Wenatchee
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Nicholas, Roenspie Up
Win Marks in Twin Bill
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Br chris eowitz, jr..
The Salem Senators' two toy
pitchers bettered their reeerdi
it Water perk yesterday as
the Solans swept doable
header from Weaatchee.
Joe Nicholai ran hie record
to 19 wini and four loixi at
he towed a four-hitter in the
opener, won by Salem 4-2.
Gene Roeniple won hit 13th
win of the aeaion, compared
to three losses, by pitching a
five-hitter in the nightcap,
won by Salem 7-1.
Sunday'! twin win gave the
Senator! four winj in two
nlghta. Salem won a double
header from Wenatchee Sat
urday night, 4-2 and 8-1. I
The four wins over the
WIL Standings
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in a half limi nf leasue-lead- Trl-cur U
lnf Spokane. The Indiana I V'''li
were rained out of a double
header at Calgary Saturday
night, and were not ichedul
ed to play Sunday.
Connie Perex hit hit 10th
and 11th home runt of the tea
ton for Salem over the week
end. He amacked a two-run
homer in tie third inning of
the tecond game Saturday, and
a three-run homer in the third
inning of the tecond game
Sunday.
The Indiana may find the
tchedule working in their
favor and agalntt Salem thit
WeaaKJMa ....
lealer'a Beealtet
Sales, 4-1. Weaetrhee t-l.
Vuuinu U. Vlatarta I.
Yeklma i. Trl-CHF 1.
blirlil'l Beeallei
V inrnmlT 1-4. VUtrlA 1-1.
Kd in oo ton 1-1. lawietaa l-l. tat steal
celled Ml af tllM. rela.
Yakima 4-4. Trl-cur I I.
Hat 4-1, WanaubM l-l-
M4l'a tcktaate:
Caliary At LawuUw.
aalaal at Vaacauvar.
Victoria ftl Taklaia.
Trl-cur apokaaa.
week as they turn into the
final month of the campaign
The layoff givet Spokane
LOCAL UNITED ftt$S ASSOCIATID MESS NEWS AND KATURP
Pmg 10 Salem, Oregon, Monday, August 10, 1953
At Bowl Tonight
Here Is a sample of the ttunts
to be ttaged by the Jole Cnitwood
auto daredevils at Hollywood Bowl tonight. In upper pic
ture, Francois FreFontalne, famous motorcycle specialist,
performs the dangerous flaming wall crash. Tbe thow
ttartt at 1:30
Woods Win in
Hub-Wife Meet
Or. and Mrs. John R. Wood
won the Championship flight of
the Huiband-wife golf tourney
at the Salem golf course Sun
day. They defeated the Walt
Clines in the finals.
The other winners were:
First flight The Ken Pottt
over tbe Rex Adolphs: Second
flight Jimmy Sheldont over
Hani Nichols; Third flight
Harold Gnlespiet over the Rob
ert Cannont. The trophiet were
presented Sunday evening.
Chitvood Thrill Show
At Holly Bowl Tonight
One of the most dangerous amazing and exciting two
stunts In the history of thrill hours In the. history of thrill
shows will! be attempted when thowt will be crashing stock
the Jole Chltwood tournament sedans end-over-end at 60
of thrills comes to Salem at the I miles an hour; motorcycle
Hollywood bowl on Monday
night, August 10, at 1:30 P.M.
This daring stunt is called
the flying head-on crash. In
this stunt, Jimmy Williams, a
famous daredevil, wearing only
a crash helmet and a safety
belt for protection, will race
his stock automobile down the
straightway, zoom up an in
cline, and while flying Into
space crash directly into two
or more cars in his path of
flight. This it the same atunt
which caused the death of the
famous stunt driver Harold
Pine of New Mexico. He was
killed during the performance
of the Jole Cnitwood show in
Ukiah, California on Sunday,
June 21 of this year. Margin for
error in doing this stunt is so
slight that the tllghtest mlscue
on the part of the driver will
bring disaster.
' Also included on the most
Yankees Practically Sure
Of Spot in World Series
West Salem Lions
Seek C League
Title Tonight
trtan STANDINGS
HKlrm Laundry
Blthop tlartrla
Warner klolori
TruftK OU .i
Orchard Httfhla
Vi.ta Mernhanla
B'rt'a Market
Four corner
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Wrtt Balem llona a e
Lralon Poet 134 I
Dlckaon'a Market I
Jerkfon Jewelere 4
Ren e Keleer Mkt i
four Cornera I
Rtelnke 1
Orchard Hellhta I
Tonleht'a aamei: West Balem
. Leemn Poet 136 at Weat Salem and
Btetnke va. Jarkaon Jowelera at Bar
tick. (All lamea atart at 1 11)
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Lloni
broadjumps; and stepping from
the rear of speeding automo
biles into pools of flaming
gasoline, you will also see
Rhonda Doyce, a woman dare.
devil form a human battering
ram on the hood of an automo
bile as the rashes through a
flaming plank wall.
Featured this. year will be
stunt driver Harry Woolman,
high-point man with the Inter
national Stuntmens association
thus far in the season. His
specialty is the ramp-to-ramp
jump, one of the most difficult
ttunts of all to perform. Lucky
Teter, the original Hell Driver.
was killed while perfecting thitJ
siuni ana Harry wooiman, who
worked with Texer, hat long
tince been considered a past
master. You will see Woolman
leap 110 feet through apace in
a new Ford sedan over a long
line of other new Fords tpeed
lng underneath, and land on a
small rampway down the track.
Another amazing feature
will be the "human. bomb"; a
stunt man who will be blown
up in a casket with 20 ttickt
of dynamite.
The West Salem Lions go
aiUi Ir.i -C" league champion
ship tonight when they meet
the second-place Legion Post,
136, at West Salem. It It the
final game of the year for
both teams.
In the other "C" lesgue game
Stcinke's tangle with fourth
place Jackson Jewelers at Bar
rick. Jackson's dropped a close
one, 1-0, to the Llont last week.
The Lions are one game
ahead of the Legion Post and a
win would give them the title
by two full games and a loss
would force a play-off.
The final two games of the
year will be played tomorrow
night. In the "B" league Viita
playt Orchard Heights at Les
lie and Berg's Keizer Market
meets Four Corners at Keizer
in the "C" league. AH games
thit week are make-up games
which were re-icheduled be
cause teamt were uaing In
eligible players.
By CARL LUNDQIJIST
New York (U.R Well, who
will it be in the starting game
of the World Series at Yankee
Stadium, Tuesday, October 6
Ed Lopat or Preacher Roe?
Since everything else was
about tettlcd today in the ma
jor league pennant races it
seemed appropriate to spec
ulate a little on who'll do the
hurling when the Dodgers and
Yankees meet again, and the
two veteran lefties looked like
good bets.
The Yankees wound up their
"wrap up the pennant week
end" on a negative note yester.
day by losing the finale to the
White Sox 5-0 on the three-hit
pitching of lefty Billy Pierce,
but they already had dashed
the hopes of the second place
Chicagoans by winning the
three previous games of the
series.
Raschi Pitched Homer
Bob Boyd hit Vic Raschls
first pitch of the game for a
homer and added two more
singles, driving in another run
to pace the Sox to their anil
climatic triumph. Pierce pitch
ed his ISth victory and struck
out eight to take over the ma
jor league lead again with
total of 137.
The Dodgers won 9-1 at Cin
cinnati on Russ Meyer's three-
hitter and a grand tlam homer
by Duke Snider which tewed
it up. but their lead over Mil-
waukee was reduced to teven
garnet when the Braves defeat
ed the Pirates 7-4 and 10-1
In other National league
games the Cardinals topped
Three Games in Industrial
Softball League Tonight
Three game are slated in!
the Industrial Softball League
tonight Wolgamotta meets
Reiser Electric at Phillip's
Field atartlng at eight
In the other two garnet
Commercial Seat takes on
Berg'a Market at teven on
Phillip's Field and the Postal
Clerks play the Firemen at Les
lie. The game at Leslie't will
begin at 0:30.
Wolgamotts could gain a
virtual tie for the lead in the
league with the YMCA if they
win. Commercial Seat now
rests IVi garnet behind the
Y."
Saturday night the Salem
Merchants swept a double
header from the Aty League
All-stars in the first game and
Yesterday's Stars
BaltlBk Oul Zernlal. Athletlea and
Tad Wllllama, Red Sol. Zernlal, who
cama to bat only twlea because of
heel Inlury, hit hla 31th homer in the
llrat came to beat the Tliera, 4-1, and
amaahed a Brand alammcr la a pinch
hit tola In the aeeond fame a the
A'a cama from behind to tla l-l.
WUllema, maklrti ' only hla aeeond
appearance at the Plato alnca ha re.
turned from Korea, alammad a 420-
loot home run aa In pinch hitter for
Boeton but ha couldn't atop Cleveland
from defaatlnc the Red Box 1-3.
liteklaa BUI? Pierce. White Box
Doeplte a Htur and aora1 pltchlni a
the Cblcato lefthander ahut out the
Yankeee 1-4 with three hlta while etrlk
Ina out ettnt to oilend hie eonatcuttve
acoreleu innlns streak to 34H.
DfBCtTBIAL LZAOUt
W L Pet. Ol
YMCA II 1 .Ml
Woliamolla II .111 4
Commercial Seat 11 I .1M 1
Ker Woolen II I .HI
Pint ChrUtlan t 1 Mi 4(4
riremen S T .111 t
Foetal Clerka 1 Mt t
Keller Ileclrlo I 11 Jll 1
nril National ........ 4 11 .111
Beri'a Market 1 11 .131 11
llaXlower Milk 14 .131 11H
Tonlaht'i lamaa: Ben e Market ti.
Commercial Seat , Covara at PhlUlp'a
(7:O0i : Woliamolla fa. Kelaer macule
at Phllllp'a il Mi: Poital clerka ti.
Plremen at Laalla (4:KI.
pitchers an extra day of reit
before home itand tuning
Monday night against teventh
plaee Tri-City. Salem goat
directly from its Wenatchee
series to Vancouvr for stand
againtt the aspiring Caplltnos.
Vancouver shellacked Vic
toria 10-1 and Yakima defeat
ed Tri-City 5-1 in the league't
only ether scheduled gsmet
Sunday.
Some 8,000 fant, the larg
est crowd of the teaton, turn
ed out for the Vancouver-Victoria
set-to, staged for the
British Empire Garnet Fund.
Yakima't win at Tri-City
gave the teamt an even split
in the four-game series. They
split a twin bill Saturday,
Yakima winning the first
game S and Tri-City the
nightcap 9-0.
In other Saturday garnet,
Vancouver edged Victoria 4-3
then was shut out 7-0; and Ed
monton and Lewitton divided
a pair, 6-2 and 8-1.
Waneekea (I) ' 14) Salaaj
BOA H O A
Oraaa.l S I t 1 BabtlnU I I I
Palmer.lt S t 1 t Neleocc tell
PiM Cor el ISIS Taneellu till
BrtolaaeLo 1 1 S 1 Pcres.1 t I S 1
Uunoa.l 1 t 4 1 Deroef t t t S
Helmoih.r t 1 t t witnonr till
Ualmt.ri.1 I I I I Ballard. 1 I I I 1
maaforcU t 1 1 4 Seel lea. If SltS
amoa.p ISIS Klchlaa.p I P 1 I
-k.m cor 1 a t e
Tetali 14 4 1111 Totals SI til 11
Plied out lor Beamoa la Ttb.
Wenatchee 104 000 43 4 1
Salem Kl Ml S 4 I 1
Pitchar Tp Ah I sunn
Beamoa s 31 4 4 114
Nicholas T 14 4 3 3 1 4
LOB: Wenetehaa S. Balem T. Krrora:
Sabetlal, Baamon. BR: Bartolomel. 3BH:
ataaiord 1, Wltherapoon. RBI: Bartolo
mel 1. Paras, Dero. . Ballard. Babatlnl.
SH: Palmer. SB: Baeeelan. DP: Nleholaa
to TanaelU to Ballard. Umpires: Walaa,
CoUlne, Touoker. Time: 1:41.
Second linn:
Weaalehee (1)
B H O A
Oreen.l 4 1
Palmer.U 4 S
R.M'Cor.ef 1 4
BrtolmU 4 I
Uunoa.l t 1
Helmuth.r 4 t
Malmbrs.l 4 t
Stanford,! 4 1
Bowman,p t 0
x-Purmn 1 t
the YMCA In the tecond.
The Merchants, champions
of the City League, won the
first game 4-3 over the All-
Stars behind the hurling of
Jim Rawlins. Rawlint came
out of retirement to pitch.
The Industrial Leagues
YMCA lost the tecond game
3-1 at the Merchant'! Bob
Knight tet them down with
one hit.
Casting Tournament
At Leslie Tonight
The Salem Spin Fishing
Club meets tonight at the Let-
lie pool for a casting tourna
ment. The meet will get under
way at teven.
The club will furnlth the
prizes and plugt. All the entry
will need it a membership
card.
SPORTS SLATE
0 Major Leagues
AMBBICAN 1.KAOCB
W L frt. a
New York 13 IS .IIP
Chlcaio Il 43 .MS 1
Cleveland II 41 .174 11
Boeton II 10 .190 13V.
Wuhlnilon 13 41 .41! 11
Philadelphia 41 II .431 n
Detroit 11 n ,3S1 II
St. Louie 11 H .) 11V,
indae'a Baaaltei
Chlcaio 1, New York I.
Cleveland S. Boeton 3.
St. Louie 1-1, Waahlmtop 1-11.
Philadelphia 4-1, Detroit 3-1.
NATIONAL LIAOII
W L Prt.
Brooklyn 11 IT .111
Milwaukee II 41 .111
Philadelphia II 4T ,M
8t. Loula II 4T .151
New York 13 13 .101
Clnclnnau 41 II .441
Chleaao 41 II .JIT
PHtaburah II II Jll 31 ti
bbiw i Keeuiiot
St. Loula 4. New York I.
Brooklyn I, Cincinnati 1.
Philadelphia 1-1, Chlcaio 4-S
Milwaukee 1-14. Plttlburih 4-3.
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The Red Sox dropped a 8-3
decision to Cleveland in which
Bob Avila, Joe Tipton, and
Bob Kennedy hit homers for
the Indians. They made 14
hits behind Mike Garcia, who
won his 14th game.
Ray Murray's pinch-single
in the ninth gave the Athletica
a 4-3 victory over Detroit and
the teams battled to an 8-8
10-lnnlng tie in curfew-halted
second game.. Gut Zernltl took
over the American league
home run leadership with
blatta in both garnet, giving
him a toUl of 28.
St. Louis topped Washing
ton 3-0 with three runs in the
ninth on singlet by Don Len
hardt. Let Moss, and Bill Hunt
er plus two errors, but the Sen-
MONDAY
. Baseball
Weetarn International Laaiue: Caltary at Lawleton. Balem at Vancouver, Sdmon
taa at wenatchee. and Victoria at Yakima.
"C" Lvalue Junior Baaeball: Weal Balem Llona . Lee loo Poet 131 at Wilt
aiem and aiieinaee ve. rfocuoa dewciera at BarrlcK. (AU samea at l:.)
Softball
Tnduetrlal Lvalue: Bere'a Market re. Commercial Beat Coven at Phllllp'l IT:M)
Wolsamotte ve. Kvlier Bectrlc at Phllllp'a (1:00); poatal Clerka ve. Fire Depart
ment at besua te.aoi.
Broadcasts
3XOCO Ulem Scnatori va. Vancouver Capllanos at 1:44,
TUESDAY
Baseball
Weatern International Leaiue: Cellar? at Lewlaton. aalem at Vancouver,
ton at wenatchee. victoria at Yakima, and Trl-Clty at Spokane.
"B" Leeiue Junior Eti.bell: Vine Merehenta ve. orchard H.lehti at Ullle 11:111
"C" Leaiue Junior Baaeball: Bene Kelier Market ve. Pour Cornera at Keller
le.is.
Softball
Induatrlel Leaiue: plret National va. firemen at Phillip'! (1:00)1 Cellar Bictrlc
ve. rire. oriaiien at Ulineer 11:10).
Dlatrlct Plar-Olla: Mt. Aniel ve Balem Merchant! at Phllllp'l (1:14),
Wrestling
aalem Armory II in: irleh Jack O Reilly ve. The Maaked Marvels John Bannrni
ve. viea rfacuueai jacK Blear va. Mr. Bakala.
Broadcasts
KOCO-cinclnnatl Reda va. Chlcaio Cuba at 11 04 and aalem Senator! i.
.ucwuter vapiianoo ol a:ea.
WEDNESDAY
Baseball
. v iV ,,,i'r,"n1 Leaiue- Balem at Vancouver. Calaarr at Lewtaton. Vlelotla
-- -, .ii vi.y opoaane, a no Komomon at wenatchee.
Softball
Induetrlal Leaiue: Beri'a Merket VI. Woliamotte at Phllllp'a (1:001: Commercial
eat ii. YMCA at Pollltp-e d ooii Mayflower Milk va. oPalal Clerka at Leella (1:30). i
Broadcasts I
KOCO Brooklyn Dodiere ti. New York Olanta at 11:04 aad Balem tenaton vi.
Vancouver Capllanoa at I:4.
Set New Swim Marks USst
Washington, D.C., are In a Joyful mood after getting new
marks in finals of National Outdoor Women a Swimming
and Diving Championships at Portland, i Oregon. Mil
Stars won 29-yard braUke in 2:45.V and Mite Peters
330-yard individual medley In 4:11.7. (AP Wlrephoto)
Washington, D. C. Girls
Capture Outdoor Swim Title
t 4 Babtlnl.l
1 tTanaeUl.1
t 4 Dero.cf
I 1 Perea.l
t I Wltrapn.r
4 t Ballard, 1
1 I Uealan.lt
1 1 Maatran.e
1 1 Ronaple.p
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(T) Salem
IHOl
Sill
till
114 4
114 1
lilt
4 111 I
4 114
4 4 11
test
Totala II 414 13 Totall 18 I IT 10
x Grounded out for Bowman In Sth.
Wenatchee 000 003 0001 t 1
fealera 103 030 001 T I 1
Pitchar ip Ab a sn
Bowman S II 1114 1
Roeniple I 31 11114
Hit or pitcher: oreen. paaeeo oau:
Maateraon. Left on baaea: Wenatchee I,
aalem 4. Brrora: oreen. Maitereon. Home
rune:. Peres. Three-baai hits: Munol,
Helmith. Rune batted In: Peres 4, Wlth
erapoon 1. Ballard, Munoa. Helmuth.
Sacrifice: Deyo. stolen baaea: Oreen 3,
Babatlnl, Tanaeul. Double playi: Bartol
omel to Stanford. Time: 1:51. Umplree:
Waleh, CoUlpj and Younkar. Attendance:
1,401.
Victoria 400 ON 010 1 t 1
Vancouver 031 104 Kht 10 11 1
Rodiea, Doulna (31, Lorlno (1) and
Harford; Hernandei and Duretto, Levitt
(II.
Yakima 010 004 401 I 14 1
Trl-CHy 000 OOP 100 1 I 1
DalBarto and Albtnli Bnydar and War
ren.
Pint sami:
Vancouver 0M 001 110 4 11
Victoria 430 001 000 1 s 1
Fletcher, Ounnarion (S) and Duretto:
DoUlna, Walker (II, Bottler (I) and
Martin, Harford (11.
Beeoond sami:
Vancouver ooo ooo ooo tie
Victoria ... 100 113 001 1 11 0
Roberta. MacKar (11 and Duretto;
Drilling and Harford.
Plrat lama:
Lewlaton 410 100 000 111
Kdrnonton 100 001 Ola 4 10 I
Marahal! and oaray: Mauler and pren
tice, Morian (I).
Seeond same:
Lewliton
Edmonton
Called, rain.
Butler and Oaray:
, Ml 03 10
, ooo it its
Day and Morian.
Pint name:
Yakima 000 111 1 1 11 0
Trl-Clty 031 400 O 1 S 1
Towneend. Carter (31. Bdmunda (1)
and Novlek. Alblnl (4); Mlchaeleon,
Dobernll (lr, Robertion (T) and War
ren.
Second Kama:
Yakima T. . 000 000 400 4 1
Trl-Clty 300 Oil Mi 111 1
Rloa, Youns (II and Alblnlt Bloom
and Paaut.
Plrtt nt!
Wenatchee 000 101 t 1 t 1
Balem 400 404 a 4 1 4
Botelho. Decarolla (4 end Bartoio-
el: colllna, Nleholaa (I) and Maator-
eon.
I 1
Second lima:
Wenatcbea 400 100 000 1
Belem 031 410 00a S
Klein. Decarolla (II and Bartolomel:
Dabli and Neleon.
Spokane at Caliary. poatposed. rata.
stort came back to win the
the Giants g-J and the Phils ' second. 12-3.
blsnked Chicago 7 0
Other Gaines
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TIMBER SALE
MARION COUNTY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT
SALEM, OREGON
In Room 418, Store Highway Building
at- 3:00 o'clock P.M.
MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1953
Certain standing and down timber en the North half
of Northeast quarter (N'i NEVi) of Section 17, Town,
hip I South, Range 2 Eatt, W.M., Marion County,
Oregon.
Tho minimum erica which will be accepted it
$37,500.00.
THE TERMS OF THE SALE ARE: CASH, and the
State Highway Committien retarvet the right to ac
cept or reject eny or ell bids.
Detailed infermatoin con be secured from C. W.
Corker, State Highwey Building, Room IIS, Phone
4-2171, Extension 717, Salam, Oregon.
OREGON STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
Store Highwoy.Building, Salem, Oregon
HOLLYWOOD BOWL
SALEM, ORE.
TONITE 8:30
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Portland, Ore. 0JJ9 Dlsiy
AAV olflclalt were tUll count
ing reeordt today after a hectic
three dart In which the Walter
Reed Swim Clnb of Waahint-
ton, D. C, added the Women's
National outdoor twimminc
championship to it Indoor
title.
With slim. 24-year-old Gail
Petert tettine a ttrong pace, the
Walter Reed team amassed 84
points and tet four new Ameri
can record! . over the 53-yard
Jantzen Beach pool.
Miss Peters, a government
employe, set national marks in
two events and a meet record
in another to. score 24 points
herself.
11 Records Down
One world's, nine American
and all 11 meet swimming
records were broken.
It was only the second time
since 1040 the meet has been
held over the 55-yard distance,
thus many of the marks were
up for the first time in years,
Carolyn Green, a 19-year-old
freshman from Miami Univer
sity, broke the world's mile
freestyle record in 23:03.4 min
utes. She also won the 880-yard
freestyle title and was tecond
in individual tcoring with 21
pointt.
Barbara Stark from San
Francisco, twimming unattach
ed, cracked two records. Judy
Roberta of Indianapolis Athle
tic Club and Delia Muelenkamp
of San Francisco each broke a
mark and the Walter Reed re
lay team, paced by Miss Peters,
broke records in two others.
New Marks
Pat McCMormack of the Los
Angeles Athletic Club easily
won the titles in the one and
three meter diving. Shea was
defending champ in each event
New American records in
elude: Miss Peters, 4:27.7 in
the 330-yard individual med
ley and 1:18 in the 110-yard
breastttroke; Barbara Stark,
2:45.7 in the 220-yard back
stroke and 1:16.8 in to 110.
yard backstroke; Mist Green's
mile; Judy Roberts, Indiana,
polls AC, 1:07.9 in the 110
yard freestyle; Delia Muelan-
kamp, Crystal Plunge, 532.2 in
the 440-yard freestyle; Walter
Reed, 10:24.9 in the 880-yard
freestyle relay and 3:47.6 In the
330-yard medley relay.
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YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOU!
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U. S. Amy Reserve Armory
771 Airport Road
Salem, Oregon