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Wreck of thii older Pontiae ear, turned upiide down
beilde the road near Fairview home, did not seriously
Injure the driver, reported to be Pstsy Sohn, who en
countered dilfieultlei driving In early aiornlng fog. Po
itlon of the car cauied peculation about how the driver,
aeld to be a employe In the food aervice Bepartment at
Fairview home, escaped from the over-turned vehicle.
Funeral Tuesday for
Roy Eddie Marshall
Funeral aervice will be held
Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
t the Fatten Mortuary in For
est Grove for a former resident
of the Salem and Gervais areas,
Boy Eddie Marshall. Interment
will be in the Forest View
Cemetery.
Marshall, a resident of For
est Grove for the past 28 years,
wis born August 21, 188S, at
Chester, 111., and was the son
of Franklin P. and Elizabeth
Marshall. He came to Oregon
with his parents at the age of
two yean and resided In the
Salem and Gervais communi
ties until 1927 when he moved
to Forest Grove.
Until 111 health forced his re
tirement a few years ago Mar
shall followed the logging in
dustry. For the past several
years he had operated a saw
filing shop adjacent to his
home. He was a member of
the Forest Grove First Chris
tian church.
Survivors Include his wife,
the former Bessie Armstrong,
to whom he was married in Sa
lem In 1922; two children, Jt
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and Mrs. Ethel Manning of
Turner; two sisters, Mrs. Lula
Maxwell of Seaside and Mrs.
Jennie McKenzie of Oakland;
and three grandchildren.
Price of Milk Drops
One Cent in Klamath
Klamath Falls VP) The
price of milk here will drop a
cent to 24 H cents a quart
Tuesday.
The decrease was announc
ed after a meeting Friday at
tended by distributors and the
Klamath Milk Producers' as
sociation.
Lower feed costs and more
efficient distribution permit
the decrease, an Industry
spokesman said.
J1.30. HOMELESS
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Pusan VP) Pusan officials
today added up the bitter toll
of Saturday's devastating fire
here: four known dead, 105
injured, 31,300 homeless and
damage estimated at 40 million
dollars.
As smoke still hung over this
key military seaport, officials
planned rebuilding the sixth of
the city now in ashes.
One flock of geese Is known
to have flown at the height of
2e,000 feet
O.C. Team Wins
Top Corn Award
Hermiston VP) A team from
Orejon City high school won
the top awards in the FFA
Judging contest at the annual
State Corn Show here Satur
day. ,
Teams from Estacada and
West Linn placed second and
third.
Glen Davenport, Oregon City,
was Individual judging winner.
Then came Bob Essig, Ore
gon City; Mike Long, West
Linn; Melvin Ballantyne. Nvs-
sa; and Dave Amoth, Oregon
city.
Verl Pratt, Stanfield, won the
adult judging event, followed
by Elwood Faist, Alice Faist
and Larry Faist, all of Canby.
EX-INDIA ENVOY DIES
Zurich, Switzerland VP)
Sir Benegal Narstng Rau, In
dia's U. N. representative dur
ing most of the Korean War.
died Monday of Intestinal can
cer at a Zurich hospital.
Furs Exclusively
For 35 Tears
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PHILIPPINES DEFENSES
STRENGTHENED
Manila, VP) Secretary of
the Navy Robert B, Anderson
aid today American naval
bases In The Philippines are
being strengthened because
the islands are regarded as
"exceedingly important to the
defense of the United States."
Anderson is on a brief tour
of U.S. naval insulations in
the Far East
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president of the Willamette
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tion, a atudy group of high
school counsellors and administrators.
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'University Theater' to Be
Started by Campus Playdrs
" Something new will be in
troduced to Salem area radio
audiences on Sunday, Decem
ber 8 when Willamette univer
sity students launch "Univer
sity Theatre,' 'a naif-hour
broadcast featuring original
scripts by local authors based
on northwest drama, history
and lengend.
The weekly program, di
rected by Herb Smith, will be
heard at 12:30 p.m. over
KSLM. The show will be
sponsored by the Salem Man's
Shop and Johnson's Ladies
ready to wear..
Nucleus for the "University
Theatre production Is the Wil
lamette campus workshop
taught by Robert Putnam, as
sistant professor of drama.
"University Theatre" will
present for its first progrsm
a recreation of the Champoeg
incident when the northwest
territory decided to Join the
United States instead of Eng
land. The original script is
by Janice Weber, sophomore
from Portland.
The cast includes Barbara
Ruhle and Clarine Woolery,
Salem; Evelyn Bolliger, Jan
ice Weber, Shirley Dye and
George Evans, Portland: Wil
liam Hagmeyer, San Carlos,
Calif.
Future programs will he
centered largely around Ore
gon and the Northwest terri
tory.
Two scholarships are to be
offered to the Willamette actor
and actress turning in the best
performance during the thea
tre's 1853-34 season. Any
student on campus la eligible
to appear on the radio ahnw
and qualify as a scholarship
candidate, by auditioning with
Director Smith.
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trnc in the Ben Bard Play
ers SCbOOl In Hollvwnnrf In,
three months' study during
tne summer. Full tuition will
be awarded. Tha .i-h
known throughout the coun
try, is managed by Ben Bard
ana naa graduated many film
Dersonalitiei. Inrturitnv Alan
Ladd, Jack Carson and Cathy
Lewis. .
Personal awards from the
sponsors of "University Thea
tre" will be given to the Ben
Bard scholarship recipients.
The Man's Shop will present a
$150 wardrobe to the winning
actor and Johnson's, The Store
for Ladies, will award a S1S0
wardrobe to the outstanding
actress.
NEW RADIO SHOW .
Herbert Dobell Dies
In Tacoma Hospital
In Tacoma Funeral services
were held Monday for Herbert
Dobell, 66, architect and for
mer professor at Oregon State
College, who died Friday at a
Tacoma hospital.
He served as construction su
pervisor for the Oregon Capi
tol buildings. He had offices in
Salem and Aberdeen, Wash.,
before going to Tacoma seven
years ago.
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In rehearsal for new radio show "University Theatre"
featuring all-Willamette talent which makes its debut
Sunday, Dec. 6 at 12:30 p.m. over KSLM, are left to right:
Herb Smith, director; Clarine Woolery, Salem and Evelyn
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Disabled Freighter
Towed Into Portland
Portland, VP) The disabled
freighter Margo was towed to
a dock in the Portland harbor
Sunday night.
The ship lost its propeller in
heavy seas off the mouth of
the Columbia River in last
week's storms. It drifted until
a tug got a line aboard some
time later and towed it to As
toria. The ship Is expected to be
put In drydock here for repairs.
ATTENDANTS COME
IN SIXES
Boston VP) Alfred J. Mc
Innls and Phyllis Moscone had
as attendants at their wedding
yesterday six brothers of the
bride and six sisters of the
groom.
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Hachlneleas Cold Wave
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Capitol Shopping Canter
Annual Lutefisk
Dinner
Sale of Baiaar Articles
It Home Made Candy
Thursday, Dec. 3
Served from 5:00-8:00 pjn.
Adults $1.25
Children 6-12 65e
Served by Grace Lutheran
Woman. Missionary
Federation
Sunnyview & Lansing
EARL A. GOOCH, Supervisor - Salem, Oregon
1010 North 15th Telephone 3-3314
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