The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, February 21, 1936, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUB The OREGON STATESMAN, Raleia, Oregon, Friday Mornin?; February 21, 193 r-v i ? 5 !! 1 Tlational View of Defense Outlined America Is Comparatively Safe "With Small Armed Force Says McKey -t A rational vlev of America's national defense needs was oat lined by Miles H. McKey, assistant - attorney general and lieutenant colonel in 29 th coast artillery. O.. R. C, before the Lions club - Thursday. Col McKey first com pared the situation here with that in Europe and Asia where nation's had to be ready for Instant mobil ization because of the proximity of . possible enemies. On the same ra- - tlo as France oar armed forces would consist of IS million men. However the United States is lso- ; la ted, with wide oceans on two borders, a friendly power on the north and a minor power on the south. Jle pointed out the difficulties of! landing a large expeditionary force here from overseas by citing : the difficulties which this country faced in , transporting and main taining its overseas forces in the v world war. with a friendly nary and a friendly shore for landing. Here the enemy would first hare to- destroy our nary, effect the landing on a hostile shore, and then maintain their forces. In con- J sequence the burden here is great lyvreduced. 1 :The military policy of this coun try, be stated, was a well .trained ; .cfllcer personnel, with a large and competent officers' reserre corps, and with the regular army, and na tional guard as the expansion nu cleus for the army to be enlarged in case of danger. It is thin reas onable establishment, he said, which was justified and which the people should maintain. Alcohol Industry y At Prison Talked Manufacture of industrial alco , hoi by inmates ct the Oregon state penitentiary, provided the state flax plant is abandoned, waa rec ommended by State Treasurer Holmas In a letter to Governor Martin Thursday. ,Tho alcohol w e u 1 d be manu factured from - waste vegetables and fruits from Oregon farms and the residue of local canneries. The finished product would be used ex clusively in the operation of state owned automotive equipment or TimUTY HOUSEWIVES ! Try-One of Out Choice Prime Beef Roasts or Steaks J See Them and Be Convinced! Bacon Squares, sugar cured, lb. 19c Pure Lard, 2 lbs. 25c Shortening, lb ..10c Fresh Oleo, lb. 10c Kerr Mince Meat, 2 lbs. : 15c HOFFMAN'S MEAT MARKET ISO N. Commercial 162 N. Commercial Si. Phone 5151 ' 1 The Best Place to Trade H SPUDS r . U. S. No. 2 locals, Q fine cookers, 50 lbs. 01 C nil liyUUlVJuUvILb Sweet, JqicT Navels 3 doz. 29c CORN SALMON Tasty Pack Salmon SUk Wlute Sugar Fine Color and Flavor U No. 2 cans , XUi. jjo. 1 flats 35c I priio . SARDINES ri!iAa No After-Taste Dry Soaked, O.K. for Tomato or Mustard Stews, Etc 2 oval cans lSc L No:,2 cans - vC LARD Pure, Fresh TOMATOES o ocr . r : I pounds ... fcicli ExtSUn COFFEE J No. 2ta cans- LVZ IIills Bros. Red Cart PEAS 2 lb. can 49 C tSan Wan Finest Quality CRACKERS 2 9Q 2-lb. carton 91 ; cans : . LtHC Sodas Jk C SlrfW Nally New QtS- 29c cJ CJUU( alad Dressiiiff Pints 19c Widower of Heiress at Court ': ; , ' , ? . I , t i ' "-. v ' ' V V J v- I " t 1 ? -: t ' ...... Vs. Hundreds of Kansas citizens who had known the late Charles Cutis personally throughout bis rise from an Indian reservation te the post of vice president of the United States payed their last respects to the noted Kansan when his body lay in state in the capitol buHding; at Topeka. Uolman suggested that mem bers of the board of control con fer with John II. Lewis, former state engineer. In connection with the project. The board announced recently that it gradually would withdraw from the- flax industry. Washington Film Offered Tonight A very Interesting and season able program will be held In the Grant school auditorium Friday at 7:30 p. m., when the local PTA will show four reels of movins pictures illustrating the life of George Washington. These pic tures were supplied by the visual education department of Oregon state college. Assembly singing of patriotic songs will be led by Milton Dierks. Grade school students of the cKy will have an opportunity of seeing the pictures at three-thirty in the afternoon. A nominal charge will be made at both en tertainments. Phone 5563 CABBAGE New ball head, crisp 4 and green, lb medium size 10c "DOZEN TAs body lay ia sfauri Former Resident 0 County Dies Three Children in Gibson Home Under Fever Quarantine ATJ34SVILLE. Tefe. 21, Taree childrea of Mr. aad Mrs. Devey noose, i it Ksriet ferer. Tlie couatj health Hurse, Mn. Toaag. Tl sited ta ham Taesday. mni has sopeniaiai Ute car f thm cases. Word has been received here of the death of a former resident, Mrs. Elnora Winifred ETans, who died at her home at 7752 Jersey street, Portland, February 14. Mrs. Evans was well known here as Freddie Bleakney. She was the widow of the late William R. Evans. i The sewing dab met at the schoolhouse Wednesday for an all-day quilting. . One of the quilts to be sold at the bazaar this year is-being quilted at this time. Play is Tonight The Senior play, "Honeymoon Inn," will be given in the gymna sium, Friday; night. Miss Clara Dodson la directing it. A charge wilfebe made for admission. Miss Charlotte Martin gave a delightful party Saturday night at he home, for a large number of her friends. Games were enjoyed by the group. Benefit Recital Slated By Willamete Faculty Tonight at Waller Hall The faculty of the Willamette university school of music will present a program in Waller hail at 8:15 o'clock tonight in benefit to five students who attended a volunteer convention at Indianap olis, Ind., last December. Faculty members who will participate are Cameron Marshall," voice instruc tor and director of the school; Professor T. S. Roberts, pipe or gan; Mary Schultz, violin; Helen MacHirron, piano, and Clara En ness. piano. Tbe students who attended th: convention are Kuulei Emoto, An na Mae Unraih, Esther Black, Jane Bellinger and Dwight Aden, r JIM, YOU HAVE NT FINISHED YOUR COFFEE, THIS IS THE THIRD MORNING YOUVE LEFT IT! W y OHUJiST L J1 f f-' i dont want qV. s A rir V WITH M.J.B..THE . "STRENGTH ESSENTIAL COFFEE, YOU UR MAKE I MK.cc. PIMtKtNI I' STRENGTHS PROM Tnt m MILO BUT NEVER. WEAK, mm MEDIUM BUT NEVER, FLAT" Wl GUKI1NTII that yoa will find &I1 flavor ia every cup of M j B Coffee. Complete satisfaction or your grocer ,wQl gladly refund your money. full Baptists Opening Revival Meetings Sickafoose Is Honored by High Sehool Pnpilt .. on Birthday MONMOUTH. Teh. 20. Tho Baptist chnrch will sponsor a two-week evangelistic meeting be ginning February 24, featuring the Burke Party. 1 Her. H. E. Burke, who heads Jhe party, con ducted, with his group, one of the major campaigns under auspices of the "Century of Progress Evan gelistic Council" in Chicago in a big tent on the north side with 1 C churches . cooperating. . Mrs. H. E. Burke is pianist and children's worker; and Russel Case, song leader, ia a tenor solo ist and cornjBtist. The trio will ap pear every night, except Satur-: day, at 7:30 at the local Baptist church. Honor School Janitor A birthday party honoring the 82nd natal day of IL K. sicka foose was given Friday at Mon mouth high school when seniors and faculty cooperated in prepar ing a noon luncheon at the school. Mr. Sickafoose served the school as Janitor for more than 20 years, and is annually remembered on his birthday, Valentine day. The Townsend club, meeting Tuesday night, heard a compre hensive and informative report from E. M. Ebbert of the Town send congressional district con vention held last week in Eugene. Ebbert, Monmouth's delegate, and Arthur Moore of Monmouth, who is regional organizer, attended from here. Ebbert said the con vention was dominated through out by the determined collective spirit of th delegates te adder success for the : Townsend plan, against all obstacles. Arrangements for the Town send chickem pie sapper. Bregma mm dane MStdaM tar Friday night, la the Odd Fellows haB here are all complete, th com mittee, boaded by A. J, Whiteaker vW&9 MIC! $59.50 lT&ifii? A IB (5 (b50 V588 M S350 BEE VAC Plus 50 Used Washers New Gears, New Rolls, New Bearings, Guaranteed 1-3 to 1-2 Off 325 COURT ST. inc. IN U ONE TIN roal "HI STRONG BUT NEVER. BITTER. FLnvon nT niJY strehgth Per Capita Tax Upon , . Gasoline . $9.15 Last Year, Snell Reports - The per capita gasoline tax paid In Oregon daring 1935 was S9.1S or 18 J gallons each, according to a tabulation prepared Thursday by Secretary of State Snell. - . The gasoline sales for 1935 ag gregated 1S3.002.SS2 gallons. Fifty-four concerns operating la the state contributed to the total gasoline tax. The total tax paid was $9,150,143. Fire companies sold 70 per cent of the gasoline. Plaehn Excusable Even If He Cried Over SpiUed ftlilk REINBECK, la., Feb. 20.r-ff-When Henry Plaehn fell down the steps of his home here, he spilled a pail of water, fractured several ribs and knocked himself unconscious. When he come to, he tried to get ap, but found he couldn't, for the spilled water had frozen in the sub-rero temperature, fasten ing him to the walk. He had to be thawed loose. 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