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Marine Captain
Stationed Here
Salem visitor Tuesday was
Capt. W. F. Simlik, U.S. Ma
rine Corps, Who August 28
takes over the duties of PIO
for the U.S. Marine Corps re
cruiting station, Portland.
The captain only recently
returned from 14 months of
duty in Korea with the Fifth
Marines of the First Marine
division as regimental opera
tions officer and company com
mander. He will replace Capt.
A. S. Bailey as PIO.
Bailey, who, when he came
to the PIO assignment 26
months ago, also came from
duty with the Fifth Marines of
the First Marine division, goes
to duty in Washington with the
personnel department of the
Marine Corps Headquarters.
He reports there late in Sep
tember. The new PIO, whose area
covers the entire state of Ore
gon and part of northern Cali
fornia and southern Washing
ton, has spent 10 years with
the Marine Corps, including
active duty and service as a
reservist. During World War
II he was in the Pacific with
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the Fourth Marine Division.'
serving on Iwo Jima. ,
Th rinUI. ..... n. j . '
active duty with the Marine
Corps In January, 195J, and is
now remaining with the regu
lar Marine Corps. At the time
that he was called for active
duty he was assistant manager
of the shipping department in
the Chicago plant of Spiegles.
His home is In Chicago.
Antique Autos
New Feature
Another entirely new feature
of this year's Oregon State Fair
in Salem, September 5-1J will
be a display of one of the most
unique collections of antique
and original racing and pleas
ure automobiles in the country,
it was revealed here today.
Among cars to be brought
here from California for the
show will be a 1899 Locomo
bile steamer, a 1801 Crestmo
bile with leather strap crank,
a 1902 curved dash Oldimo-
bile. a 1901 and a 1907 Baker
electric with Victoria top and
a 1901 Darracq (French make).
One of the most interesting
will be the world-famous 1911
Rolls Royee that belonged to
the late Czar' Nicholas of Rus
sia, valued at more than $20,-
000.
Racing cars will include
1913 Peugeot, winner of the
Indianapolis, Santa Monica and
San Francisco races in 1916 and
valued at $25,000; a famous
1917 Hudson, the Black Widow
and Spider Ford 1914 racers
a 1912 Cadillac racer of the
Mercer Speedster and Stutx
Bearcat type and a 1908 Bent
that was driven by the fa
mous Barney Oldfield. A 1914
National sports roadster and a
1915 Model T Ford towing car
will be Included In 'the dis
play. '
Wild . boars imported from
Europe by sportsmen now run
wild in Tennessee, North Caro
lina and California.
Mill
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School Bonds
Interest High
The Salem school district
will pay a total of $845,000 in
interest charges on $2,000,000
worth of serial bonds during the
vi year period of the issue.
This was determined Tues
day night when bids from three
separate groups were opened
by Clerk C. C. Ward. The bid
of the First National Bank of
Portland and associates, with
an effective interest rate of
1.0714 per cent was accepted.
There was no premium Involv
ed.
The rate to be paid annually
ranges from 2c to 4 per cent.
with a total interest cost to the i
district of (845.000. Halsey Stu
art & Co. and associates bid
8.18309 for the Issue or a total
interest charge of 3665,000,
while the U.S. NaUonal Bank
of Portland and associates bid
3.196428 for a total interest
charge of 3871,250.
- The bid is considered a fav
orable one insofar as the dis
trict is concerned, although the
interest rate on the ltt mil
lions sold a few months ago
was 2.71' per cent.
The money will be used in
the construction of the new
South Salem senior high school.
The voters authorized a total
issue of $4,280.000.
Horseshoe Tourney
Slated of Hillsboro
Thev Oregon State annual
Horseshoe tournament will be
held at Hillsboro this coming
Saturday and Sunday in con
nection witK the Washington
County fair. Salem horseshoe
fans have been conditioning
themselves for this occasion
with several tournaments, and
the top pitchers have been
chosen to represent Salem.
Those going are
Those going are Ivan Lowe,
Ronald Anderson, Lee Crahan,
Lloyd Bays, Howard Gilbert,
B. Todd, John Anderson, Ted
Zwickel, Frank Cooper, Albert
Cooper, Irl Folsom, John Ar
thur, Clarence Calnon, W. Mo
Farland, Glen Bonlie, Eugene
Prescott, The Salem area
tournament will be staged the
first Sunday after the State
fair at the courts in the Bush
Pasture park. A local cham
pionship tournament is planned
for a later date. Ivan Lowe
defeated champion Ronald An
derson last season and the two
will be eyeing each other at
Hillsboro.
The officers of the local club
are Frank Arthur, president;
Glen Bonlie, fine vice, Ron
ald Anderson, second vice; Eu
gene Prescott, secrets ry-treaa
urer.
Owners
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that you may never see again. For 7
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offer you can't afford to turn down.
Don't miss this rare opportunity to drive
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WARNER MOTOR CO.
430 N. Commercial ' Salem
Ring-necked pheasants, im
ported from China are now one
of America's best known game
birds.
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