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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 24, 1939)
PAG3 rem Tea OUZGON STATESMAN, Salcn, Oregon, Friday fclornln. Ilarch 24, 1S33 CAeats Deatft iy Baing but f - ... H I-. i- I ! v vj- ... v - i; 1 J-. .s I Captain H. A. Reynolds of the Army Air Corps Reserve Is howa with I . hi. .m tninin niane ant of which be Jumped ; who It became nnmanaKeable became of k formation Reynolds .i lded ! a trre. nninjureu, rear v.., " t- j ' crashed In a nearby fields AP Photo. jDaylight Saving '1? Is Turned Down PORTLAND, Ore., March 23. ' rAXTtm inn anil the clock will ; . . fcaT.the same relation this spring land fommer as they did in the alt and winter, the city council decld - !d In voting 4 to 1 against day. light taring. 1 ' t Persons favoring a one-hour 'change from Standard time assert ed If daylight aaring was good for the east it would also be good for 'Portland, that" outdoor lorers. ! gardeners and golfers would be ! benefitted by the. longer funny 'evenings and business dealings 'with the east would be on a more equal time basis. X- Theatre, labor, musicians and a number of mothers who asserted their children would never want to go to bed as long as tbe inn ;was up. opposed the plan. t r i t '" iValley Students I Get High Grades ' CORVALLIS, March M-flF)- ; .f hlrty-one students were listed on 'the Oregon State college straight t."A honor roll by Registrar E. B. , Lemon. : :, The scholarship "blue book" bore the name of Dorothy Even : ' den, Corrallis, senior In science, ' !for the sixth time Edmond Cala- -n rnrvallU anA Helen RIt. 'Dallas, won ratings for the fourth 'time. 'l Others included: Darle Dudley and Kenneth : Clark, Salem ; Harlet Kleinsorge, Sllrerton; Lawrence Zach, Mt. An gel; Beulah Budke. Dallas; Lester . jC. Dunn, John D. Gray, Clyde ' Rose, Corrallis. dditioo . . .. in the New CLEVELAND. March Brnce, a milk-wagon horse, rated 100 for in tenuous today, out ail he got was another trip around his route. Dairy employes starting to load wagons found Bruce had disap peared when his driver's back was tamed; Detectives started' a search. A bystander reported a milk wagon had gone around a downtown ho tel block twice. The detectives took np watch. They found Bruce on his third' trip around. "Nice going," said his driver, "but we still hare to get that milk delivered." ST. LOUIS, March 2S-(AV Slacea baby came Into the fam ily the city mst accept a stt e of woraaa to ornament the soldiers' ; memorial. The cewtract called for two me and two women. Wbtmm model of one woman showed she was holding a baby the board- of public serriee re fased to father it, ere though Sculptor Walker Hancock of New York Insisted tt should be there to symbolize sacrifice. "It's not our baby." declared Baxter L. Brows, president of the board. The iafant would add about 91.OO0 to the cost of earring the statue, which in Brown's opinion is "too much to lay out for the birth of a limestone baby." Federal Aid Given Q Battleship Oregon f WASHINGTON,' March 23-(JP) -A second deficiency measure. In cluding a 125,000 appropriation tss federal contribution toward permanent mooring of the historic ! battleship Oregon in the Portland harbor, was approved - today by .the house. The measure went to ;the senate. : Klamath Relief Decline fj Laid to Good Weather KLAMATH FALLS. March 22 j ()-Max Dudley, county welfare j administrator, said the seasonal .decline In relief volume, usually i-flrst noticeable in April, Vgan in February this year He aald it was now running far ahead of sched ule. Dudley credited good weather for the improvement. PALO ALTO. Calif., March 23. -Pl-lt the principal decides to go through with the bargain, the Palo. Alto municipal woodpile will take a beating for a few days from a college bred ax-man known to the football public as Tony Cai- velli. CalrellL center on last year's varsity eleven, was charged by Palo Alto police with driving an automobile 60 miles per hour. Given the alternative of a fine or 20 hours on the woodpile he chose the latter. The wood was distrib uted among city institutions. Need for Qeanup Of Portland Seen PORTLAND, March 23-AJ)-An American Social Hygiene associa tion director told Portland that It most adopt and enforce a two- j fold program to rid Itself of pros- titntlon and reduce venereal dis eases, j. ! Bascom Johnson," New York, urged jailing of the racketeers and exploiters of harlots and correc tion of conditions which bring on new crops of harlots. He said that statistics on social diseases, although still fragmenta ry, showed "pretty well" that "prostitution Is the chief reser voir, of venereal diseases." ; MARKET av uomn St. Salem Leading Market Tea, Sir! Salem's Leading Market. Ton dont hare to ' worrv while hnnnin here aa sre ! h Ibihm w. for yon from which to choose. So if yon don't hare the habit of dropping ia, do so now aa good habits are hard to break away from. ' - t ' T ffT D rr To Roast U Vai 14 No' Shanks E5S Dccca Dcsli i "m age to 23c Our choice arts of Prime Rib Eolls are tender and good. The Price? Just 17c per pound, and yon win find them jnicy and rich in food value. Pork Chops Mutton -" - m " r -m f Chops a lbs. c2fc Mcttcn rg stew ; tPC Eirloia Spare 112 Veal Stew. Pare LartL. Fresh Side or t Salt Pork Beef Pot Roast -vA or Rib Boil , iiUS Pork Backbones ! 3 ILUVGI? -?SSr.; EGO Ccae ia azsd paj our market a visit. See the many choice bargains that are displayed to make your shop pia? a pleasare. - OPEN UNTIL 7 P. M. SATURDAY UvU W J - JO ., .1 : - it 1 1 i nnmrrr I J UO U 'UUUKD U XDKlAl Peas at V'tlie Lowest rprice iii Years-ave $135 a case V X III If 11 II 1 11 If 1 - i l - -i If vl .j l uurv i i i i u i i i I I I II I "When therm Aty-T-Fu on the label then? qualitf in the can . ' 5 Famous Recipes for Canned Peas Emily Post, on correes authority Edith Key lirlnr: lor Kerr. we9 1st; X3m BIaxwen,taniousenter- aanwr. and Fred Beaumont, chef f aha. famous IIsliiliuw llswu atva yon their tavortto rectpea. Got your copy ht smy of our gro- seettona, My-Te-Fine peas, are packed from dewey fresh, Northwest-grown tender -younsr peas, picked just when each pod is at the peak of its garden freshness, and filled with health Sivinsr vitamins A, C and D. No. 3-sieve peas are small, uniform and tender skinned. Each full size No. 2 can makes approximately 5 generous servings. Serve peas often while they are priced so thriftily. Prices Effective Friday Thru Mon. Grcpcnuts 1tox. Pkg. 1Jc Limit 2 U My-To-Fin r Kinpferd Corn, Glcss Starch 3 Ikpi 25c French's Celery Sdt 3 25c Onion or gaiiie seasoning. :r;!Ish Led CcnCoor 9t.cca25c DAN-DEE DATES, fcr dssscrts or ccncEss. 2 lbs. 19c CRISCO. 1C3 VcgoJcilo shcrcr.ir.g, 1 lb. 19c. 3 2. 45c MY-TE-FINE MUSHROOMS Pfccos & Stems. Iff 14c MY-TE-FINE SYRUP. Cera & Mcp!e, gcL 55c, 1 cjL &9c FRED MEYEil Green cr Yellow SPLIT PEAS. 2 lbs. 15c IVORY FLAKES, for fine laundering. Icrge phg. 20c FRENCH PREPARED MUSTARD, 6-oz. jcr Cc CALO DOG crCAT FOOD, 0-oz fen, 3 for 14c RALSTON WHEAT OATA,10-ounce pbg. 10c PET EVAPORATED MILK. Tell Tbs, 4 for2 3c GLEN COVE ItADOTA FIGS, No. 1 fin 10c MY-TE-FIN2 VVhcb Segment GRAPEFRUIT. NS.i 29c OREGON FRANQUETTE WALNUTS 1 lb. 19c FRED M2YER DRIED PRUNES. 30-40 she. 3 lbs. 19c QUAKER OATS. Quiclt or Recjulcr, Large Pkg. 19c MY-TE-FINEtTUNA, Fcncy Oregon Alboccre, 15c La Choy Chinese Foods BAMBOO SHOOTS, IS-4jg X)Z.TIN. X3C BEAN SPBOUTS, XZm WO. rs. L lot aWC watxb citiJi'A'jiiria, O? is-ox.tin. 33Q CHOW DUB, SOZ. SOT SAUCE, S-OZ. BOTTTJB rs. lOc 12c 25c Local People Frs4 Mmymr is a locjJljr mwumd an4 n.ss epsrat.4 rfmaixs lion striving to bmiid a kigfsr and katter Colnssbia Esspiraw Yor dollar spmmt at Frad Mmj r K-inrsstod in local prod nets when practical aad wka mvmr poaaibla. The Freshest Coffee in Town If Am '. ' & Mv-TD.Pino 3 Lbs. c 20e Lb. . Finest highland grown beans, blended and expertly roasted. Rflfi AyoRus Den-Dec COFFEE COFFEE Vacuum packed in re-usable Siass jav. - 2-45c AtCff Mildly blended 4 Central Ameri- can beans. Grocory SsetieA Ua 25c iVeic Spring Firm, yet leaves free easily to prepare that tempting salad. iheads Fresh: CELERY Snouy White ' Delightful to add to gela- f tin a RaTarla rVior . ; stuffing. , Large Stalk g) Butter Cake Topped With Milk Chocolate n am. , m..,. mm no DuixCi Creem CciEie new taste sensation to delight everyone. Rich butter eaka, split and filled with Dutch cream. Iced on aides with chocolate icing and topped with milk chocolate. Serves to & Rich, Flaky Pineapple Claws Rich, puff pas- iip try filled with ft for 9A HC crushed pine- w apple.- - . :' .. My-Te-Fins Sliced Dread Made with 123 pur. vegetable shnit tas 8Uced. liav New, Healthful v T WhoaS Germ Drocd Ifsds with wheat Germ flour, milk and honey, rich la vitamin "B," the vitamin vital to good health. At Bakery Section T7w fT 7T ' in. IOGALLY OVJNED-0?cRATEt We Reserve the Rijht to Lhsit Qcantiti Swing Into Spring With Blouses Styled To The Moment V . - - - --- ' - - l Reg. $1.95 lFp;;1 Pedicrepe Blouse v'j Th. new Du- s "i Pont fabric Ha j appearance of H77 1 purs silk blouse. Unni.h r 7 pean outton zront & closure. . A a nV 1 nT I E & ? n m n ssK w - I ' in in ! in i ,:afeaa $19 VsIm Psppsrill Hc!tcd Rayon fUs $1.95 Ccnnlne Silk Clouse Club seller. Wsj front. Pastel shades. AyW(S,wiijin ji iii IK 'I'umn (i 2rown tested for ? J durability and col- , 3C fastness. Kxctt L . insf new shajlcjL anrabiutv and mi. na t ; - v, sf Vr Ttv ri aSi J VI I ygSZ h $1.4? Values Men's Spori Shirts Tweady cottons. Full roomy sises for mora comfort. Ideal for golf, tennis or all sports wear. .19 3 for $3.45 Boys' 35c Value BASEBALL CAPS .Satin or gabardine. 25c .Men's S5c Vain. GIUPFER SHORTS No sloro Buttons to Sew 25c 4 FOR 95c The Lowest Priced Tire in the Northwest E) 0D CD D p m j 6.00x16 I J 4-Ply S DTD ) Size Price 450-21 $4.98 475-19 $5.19 500-19 $59 525-18 $6.04 550-17 $659 Thn VSSOSS Is a low-priced tirt that wnl dre : many UiL.ES el SAFE, troubls f ran rlvtec The BISON has the same hiah-crnde..lonc staple cotton eerd. cushioned wfth psrest rubber com pounds, that snake other DTJNUOPS famous. At Nevr Toiletry Section GUARANTEE TCfhoat Bnvit 1 1 ' months or sallen, any Dulop tire sold by Fred Meyer Is snaranteed to aire aatisfactory r ivr Tie e. Should a Dunlop fall, we will repair ft FREE or replace it with a NEW .. TIRE, eharinc only for service rendered. ".VS 1 1