Part 20
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Oregon
Monday, August 17, 19S3
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950 Strikers
Return to Work
Seattle () The Lumber
men'! Indiutrial Relations
Committee announced Sunday
ome D50 itrikinf members of
the CIO International Wood
workers Union in Oregon have
aigned contracts which will re
turn them to work without a
wage increase.
The committee laid firmi in
volved are the Shepherd and
Hone Lumber Mill at West
port, Ore., the Santiare Lumber
Co., and the "WUlamette Na
tional Lumber Co.
Nearly 13,000 employee in
about 130 Pacific Northwest
companies have signed without
a wage increase, the committee
reported, and 8,900 employes in
six companies signed tor a f ive-cent-an-hour
wage increase.
Still on strike are about 1,000
men at each of two Washington
firms, Simpson Logging Co., at
Shelton, and the St. Paul Co.
at Tacoma, the committee said.
SOAP FOE KOREA
Manila WV-The Philippines
government is sending 60,000
cakes of laundry soap to Ko
rea for use of the U.N. com
mend in assisting civilians.
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FALL CASHMERE ARE HERE!
Theodore Zanowicz, 21,
bows dejectedly as he leaves
Federal Court in Cleveland,
O., where he learned he
can never regain the citi
zenship he forfeited - by
fleeing this country to Mex
ico to evade the draft He
wi'l . be deported after
serving two yean in pris
on. (UP Telephoto)
Contracts Inked
For Fair Events
Contracts have been signed
for two of this year's Oregon
state fair major entertainment
events the rodeo and the
nightly stage revue, it is an
nounced by Leo G. Spitzbart,
air manager. Dates for the
fair in Salem are Saturday,
September 3 through Satur
day, September 12.
In charge of staging the
world's championship rodeo
' in the fairgrounds stadium
will be one of the country's
foremost rodeo organzistions,
Chrlstensen Brothers, Inc., of
Eugene and Roseburg, Spltz
birt said. The group has earn
ed a reputation for staging
top-flight rodeos and provid
ing rodeo stock of all types for
rodeos throughout the west,
including Texas. The rodeo
will be held at 8 p.m., all
eight days of the fair and at
2:30 p.m. Sunday and Monday.
The stage revue, presented
en the rolling stage in front
of the grandstand at 8 p.m.,
every evening of the fair, will
be staged by Helena Hughes,
one of the leading producers
for the 20th Century-Fox or
ganization of New York and
Hollywood. Theme of the re
rue will be Welcome Hawaii,
in keeping with this year's
fair theme, according to Miss
Hughes.
Flori Slongier, 17,
Miss Sweet Home
Sweet Home Miss Flori
Slongier, 17, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Slongier, was
chosen Miss Sweet Home by a
panel of judges in the bathing
beauty contest which was held
during the annual "Chips and
Splinters" show Friday night.
Second place winner was
Donna Blair, and third pleace
winner was Nancy Cobat
Miss Sweet Home was
crowned by one of the Judges
and presented with a white
bathing suit.
SOUTH SALEM C OF C
Salem Height The regular
meeting of the South Salem
Suburban Chamber of Com
merce will be Wednesday, Au
gust 19, at 8 p.m. at the Salem
Heights Community hall. The
topic of discussion will be
Joryville Park.
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