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Morrison and Reeves, world-known "Ambassadors of
' Nonsense," who will appear In Elks tnnual Christinas
bow Thursday night of thii week.
Elks Christmas Show
Billed Thursday Night
The annul I Christmas
charity show 'of the Salem
Elks, which this year is a
one-night show with all-professional
cast. Is billed for
Thursday night of this week.
1 It will be a three-hour pro
gram of high class entertain
ment at Salem High School
Auditorium. The doors will
open at 7:30 and the show
will start at 8:15.
Among the outstanding acts
In the show will be Morrison
and Reeves, who are herald
ed as Ambassadors of Non
sense. They mix mirth, music
and madness, and, so it is said.
the act is a lot of fun all the
way through. They have
worked many TV shows in the
east and appeared with Arthur i
Godfrey. They worked the
Palladium In London and nave
toured the world as en
tertainers. Another great act Is The
O'Hagana who also have play
ed all over the world, appear
ed in the movies and doubled
for some of the most famous
movie stars. Their act is mu
sical comedy.
For acrobatics there will be
The Three Tuckers who ap
pear In the first act of the
show, and in the second is
Jack- Cavansugh in novelty
western acts. His act Includes
knife throwing st a human
target, disrobing his assistant
with an Australian bull whip,
his one-band, etc
Baby with 2 Heads,
Four Arms Still Lives
Indianapolis W A baoy
born Saturday with two heads
end four arms, remained in an ;
oxygen tank Monday at Riley
hospital at the Indiana univers
ity medical center.
Doctors said the baby, pos
sibly the only such child ever
born alive, remained in crit
ical condition, though there
has been some very slight im
provement The baby was born by Cae
sarian section in Washington,
Ind., to a 28-year-old mother of
three normal daughters.
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Then there Is Francis Dainty
and Company In a unlcycle
and slack wire performance.
The show is emceed by
Harry Todd who appears with
his acrobatic dogs. He has per
formed for TV shows in Los
Angeles and the east, made a
show trip to South America
and has appeared in leading
night clubs.
Salem Elks musicians will
assist in the show. Esther Ben
ner will play an organ inter
lude at 7:30, and the Elks
Orchestra, directed by Roy
Pease, will play.
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thy MeCullough Lee, former
Portland mayor who now Is a
member of the federal board
of paroles, left Sunday for Mc
Neil Island federal prison on
Puget Sound after brief
stop here.
She will hear the cases of
some 200 convicts up for
parole.
Mrs. Lee said she and her
husband plan to keep their
legal residence in Portland al
though they are trying to sell
their present house here.
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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Sales. Ortfoa
Police Sell
Bicycles at
$15 Average
Twelve bicycles broaiht
w average price at slightly
ver 115 for the city Satur
day at the semiannual sue
tiea of test and abandoned
bikes at the city shops at
Had and Howard streets.
The money goes Into the
city general fond.
Police Chief Clyde War
ren acted as auctioneer and
garnered prices ranging
from 13 to 127 from among
the large number of bidders.
He was . assisted by City
OH Service
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The number f bikes
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Alden T. Krieg, 19, a power
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