Future Farmers Ready
For State Fair Competition
Future Farmers of America
exhibitors, some 400 strong,
will be on hand when the Ore
gon State Fair opens Sept S,
to compete for $3500 In pre
miums and special awards, ac
cording to O. I. Paulson, State
Director of vocational educa
tion. The Valley Packing compa
ny of Salem Is opening their
pig feeding contest to FFA boys
for the first time this year.
Pens of 3 fat hogs will be given
a live score and a representa
tive pig will be killed and giv
en a carcass score and cutting
test These scores plus a score
on the record book will, deter
mine the winners.
A new beef plaque for the
best FTA bet herd of five
breeding animals from two or
more boys In a chapter will be
awarded, the best swine herd
by the Ladd Sc Bush branch of
the U.S. National Bank of
Back of Portland, will go to
the best FFA sheep flock.
More than 60 FFA livestock
and dairy Judging team will
vie for the new trophiet offer
ed the top teami by the United
Statea National Bank of Port
land on Saturday, September
12. The Salem Kiwanli club if
providing 14 large bannera for
the outatanding exhibitors of
llvei tock and eropt.
Crop exhibitors will receive
their share of prize money
with a trophy and Dlaaue of
fered the best FFA small teed
growers by the Jenks-White
Seed company of Salem, and a
trophy for the best FFA grain
grower by Buchanan-Cellers
Grain company of McMinnyille.
Two' Jersey calves will be
awarded FFA boys on Tuesday
by Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Couche, Sherwood, members of
the Oregon Jersey Cattle club
and by the Fred Meyer compa
Portland; a third new plaque,
ny of Portland. A $100 pur
chase certificate to apply on the
purchase of a Guernsey of his
choice will be awarded another
lucky FFA boy on Monday of
fair week.
Keen competition Is expected
among FFA chapters for the
$100 cash prize and plaque for
the top winner of the Oregon
Bankers association sponsored
chapter farm mechanics exhi
bit This exhibit has grown to
given by the U.S. National
Congregationals
Call Dr. Reiser
By unanimous decision, the
membership of the First Con
gregational church Wednesday
night issued a call to Dr. Julian
J. Keiier, pastor of the warren
be a favorite in the FFA division.
Avenue church of the denomi
nation in Chicago.
Dr. Kelser, son-in-law cf the
late Dr. Seth R, Huntington,
will assume the local pastor
ate early next December. He
appeared in the pulpit of the
Salem church August IB. Dr.
Kelser has a wife and four chil
dren; is a graduate of Chicago
Theological seminary, which
gave him an honorary doctor
ate last June. Prior to his pres
ent ministry In Chicago, Dr.
Kelser was pastor of Mayflow
er church, Minneapolis for
three years.
federal Gambling
Tax Held fo Be Flop
Cleveland W T. Coleman
Andrews, commissioner of In
ternal revenue, says the gov
ernment gambling tax has
proven a flop.
In an interview yesterday,
he said enforcement of the
.wagering tax laws has been
too costly and the proceeds too
small. .
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Medical Exams
For Children
Since health ' examinations
are required of all pupils new
to the Salem schools as well as
all children entering the first
and seventh grades, parents are
being urged to have the mat
ter attended to Immediately.
Family physicians should be
contacted for the physicals and
blanks for his purpose may be
secured from the Marlon Coun.
ty Department of Health. The
medical record should be pre
sented at the school where the
pupil registers.
Under the law parents may
have their children exempted
from the examination on the
basis of religious beliefs and
forma covering such exemp
tions are available.
The school administration re
quests that pupils secure their
classroom materials well in ad
vance of the opening of school
Sept. 21. All stores in Salem
handling school supplies have
the necessary lists for inspec
tion of parents and children.
A DIRTY TRICK
nockville, Conn, til- Au
thorities let a prisoner, William
T. Lanahan, saw away at the
jail window for six days before
telling him they not only had
been watching him but took
pictures of him at work with a
telescopic lens.
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