Zvl
stra Sends
The OREGON . STATESMAN, Saleia, Oregon, Friday Mornlnr, llay 2$, IMS
Second
Letter
Former WPA Worker Sara
t Griffith Has not yet
j Answered Charges
Declaration that P. i r.rmu-h
WPA administrator, had not
answered his original charges with
respect to operation of the WPA
In Oregon is contained in a letter
by Nicklas Zylstra of Salem this
wsk, addressed to Griffith and
released to the press. Zylstra's or
iginal charges were presented to
the house committee Investigating
WPA at Washington.
Relative to Griffith's statement
that Zylstra was "a former WPA
employe whose record of employ
ment was unsatisfactory," Zylstra
itatedin his letter that records
will show he left WPA of his own
accord and was employed by it a
second time on notarial, work. 1
The only thing they have
against me is that I did not choose
to! play ball with them and be
come a member of the happy fam
ily," Zylstra wrote.
Pointing out Sthat he had not
claimed there were any fraudulent
or criminal Irregularities In the
Salem office, Zylstra added;
j'Thls I do say-j funds are spent
here wastefully) and ruthlessly.
That persons who are entitled to
the fund do not get It. . . . My
letter to Mr. Boatwrlght dated
January 25, 1939, called his at
tention to persons working on
WPA, drawing full) pay and noth-
The Jubilee Singers of Chicago
f,ero qltet win present concerts and musical programs
la the following churches Sunday at 8 and 7:80 p. m. in the Cal
Tary Baptist chwrcb; Monday at 7:45 p. m., First Baptist church
Wednesday, 7:45 p. bu. Calvary Baptist church, and Thursday night
the famous Plantation program place to be announced later.! An of
ferlng will be received at each service ( j
Ing or little to do for it, and I
challenge you or Mr. Boatwrlght
to deny this. . reminded him of
small crews of men employed with
a foreman and several straw
bosses. . . . Other complaints are
that young girls are department
heads with high salaries and no
dependents. Single girls are kept
on the payroll when single men
are clipped off. ... I further
charge that when It Is .found a
man's wife earns a few pennies
he is immediately released from
the WPA payroll when at the same
time married women whose hus
bands are employed are retained."
.... "i .
Assault Charge is Made
Against Teamster Agent
A warrant charging Lew Har
kins, teamster union official, with
assault and battery upon Dan Wil
son, union truck driver, was Is
sued from Salem Justice court yes
terday! afternoon. Fifty dollars
ball for his appearance in- court
this morning was posted at the
sheriff's office.
Form Wool Pool
In Curry County
GOLD BEACH, Ore., May 24.
-A-A wool pool was organized
here yesterday with growers
from north central areas of
Curry county participating.
About 75,000 pounds were in
cluded. Bids will be opened
June 3.
C. H. Bailey and George
Fromm, Gold Beach, and 8. J.
Spoerl, Port Orford, were direc
tors. Formations of other pools
In north and south i ends of the
county were expected soon.
PICNIC
Fresh and
Fluffy
SUGGESTIONS
MACARONI or
POTATO SALAD
No. 1
tall jeans....
2 35c
BONNEVILLE DILL PICKLES,
large 2 Vi cans la
each ... . A3 V
SPICED LUNCHEON
MEAT, reg. 12-oz. cans ea..
KERR'S APPLE BUTTER,
No. 1 tall cans ea... .
SAL AD DRESSING or
SANDITO SPREAD
Per Qt.
Quart Per Gallon
Cocoa
Waverly
2-lb. tin
14c
Wlth.3lb.can : m
Pancake Flour
Picket
,No. lOJbag
- Red Karo
Piiimeaipiplle 2 for age
Del Monte Crashed, Flat Tins .
AIRMADL
WHITE SHAFTER CoSSeG
dew mm j-
3 ibs...JBC
V. S. No. 2 Morning Star51
7fiTy u. J Lb J21c
J V, vj for , , Cane
J V 100-lb. bag 4.89
S Jar Rabbers
" '"- - . Double lip,
t- 3 dos.... viC
BORENE TOMATOES; Apricade
Re- 10 Solid pack, If e. An excellent fruit
aise, ea. V No. 1 cana jnice.
a;:.a7c 2 tOT 23c a..-. 25c
IF flXDBOCr
Castle Brand
Montana hard wheat.
49-lb.
ba
Ever Right I
Oregon hard wheat.
Balk
49-lb.
wHili iItTti?X 'ftlirtll! iAlljli
1 1 1 1 1
Kitchen Queen
bag f7.C5
49 lbs. J V
Red White and Blue
Sold with a positive money
back guarantee.
-
;; 'iSalted -s-'"
2-lb. pkg.
78
nnaise
YouTl like its mild, smooth flavor.-
ITANGf x8 rt l9c St 29c
Grahams
2-lb. pkg.'
WE CARJtY THE FOLLOWING NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRODUCTS
BEING FEATURED IN THE STATESMAN COOKING SCHOOL:
Fishers Flour:. . . Blue Bell Potato Chip I Pen-Jet . . . White Satin Sugar
Guittard Old Dutch9- Chocolate . '. Crisco . Kerr Mason Jars . I
Heinz. . Hills Co J fee . . . dorox . . . Nu Bora... MJB Coffee . . .Golden
West Coffee . . . MJB Tree Tea.
, Orders of $2.00 and Up Delivered Free - Onen Until 9 P. M. Sat.
137 So.
Commercial
Phone
7311
Indepcadcst Groccri 100 Uome.'Ozaed IsssSc Drog Otsncrj. ,
TwoQiiircht Set
iVacation Qasies
Leslie, Jason Lee Churches
Open Bible Schools tt
9 a.m. Monday :
The Leslie church Vacation
school, with department for be
Sinners, primary, juniors and In
termediate aces, will begin Mon
day, May 29 at 9 a.m. Among
the leaders in charge of work
will be Miss Florence! Berndt,
director of religious education,
Mrs. W. F. Ankeny, Mrs. Mar
garet Grewell, Miss Francis
French and firs. C. W. Stacey.
A. number of other workers will
assist with music, crafts, recre
ation and; other special features.
The new departmental rooms
make it possible for each group
to work In its own rooms and
with its own equipment.
The courses to be used in tie
departments are as follows: , Kin
dergarten: "Our Happy World"
Freivogel; primary, "Bible
Homes and Homes Today," Reed;
junior, "Travel Book for Jun
iors," Hansen; and intermediate.
'Jesus Among His Neighbors,"
Hawthorne. . I
Jason Lee School
Jason Lee church, North Win
ter and Jefferson streets; an-J
nounces its daily vacation Bible
school which will open Monday,
June S, and close on Friday,
June 16. The school will open
at 9 a.m. and close at noon.
The Jason Lee church pio
neered in daily vacation Bible
school in Salem. It has held a
jVevy Texas Observatory Open
...
'
Tj&Rqll Survey
Sought by Burk
The sUte auditinc division
vas requested jesterdij to au-
au ana balance the Marion coun
ty tax roils in an order which
which Sheriff A. C. Burk said he
naa askea. After the rolls are
balanced, the auditing division
will devise and set up a new,
complete accounting . system to
muupuij me county ux depart-
Dr. Irrla Abel Gev. Lloyd Stark and Dr. Rock Bleyster
. i -
New and old presidents of the American Medical association, meet
ing In SL Louis In annual convention, are pictured with Gov. Lloyd
Stark of Missouri, seen center. Dr. Xrvin Abell of Louisville, left. Is
the retiring president and Dr. Rock Sleyster of Wauwatosa, Wis
right, the president-elect.
school for many years. The school
will have three departments, be
ginner, Primary and Junior for
children from 4 to 14 years of
age. The emphasis will be Inter
denominational In character and
all children of the community
are Invited to attend.
Teachers In charge are Miss
( CtMA, OCC sftWt &tAC tVG )
CORNER COURT AND
HIGH STS.
This store Is open from 7:80
A. M. to 10 P. Bl. every day, in
cluding Sundays and Holidays.
NEXT DOOR TO
GRAND THEATRE
Low Cut Prices on Nationally Advertised Products . . . Showing You a
Substantial Savings . . . We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities
50c PebecoS & 25c Pebecoaerveagc
Lux Soap 2 for 11c 1 Ipana Z 39c
KOTEX 12 8 2 for 39c 1 Scott Toilet Tissue 3 for!9c
save on
Film Finishing
25C or roll
6 or 8 Prints I.
Low Cut Pticss
ON
EASTMAN
FILMS
Save on Upjohns
8-oz. Citro-Carbonate..89c
250 Yeast Tablets 89c
100 Super D Perles..$2.31
Father's
Cards
Daw
Greeting
Cards
for all
Occasions
t-
Picnic
Supplies
i
Plates, Caps,
Food Packs,
Spoons, Forks,
Napkins, Ta
blecloths, etc.
50c Hinds H & A CREAM 39c
25c PAYER ASPIRIN 19c
60c PROMO SELTZER 49c
40c Fletchers Castoiia 31c
50c MEADS PAPLUM 43c
Pint Rnbbing ALCOHOL 9c
1 lib. Hospital Cotton 29c
TAMPAX 40 in pltci. 98c
MODESS
Reg. 30's
i
11 D.
ToUet Tissue
3 roiis 25c
popjds
Cleansing
Tissues
500's
SAVE on SQUIBBS
Qt. Mineral Oil. ..89c
200 Aspirin Tablets . 59c
Qt. Milk of Magnesia . 59c
250 Adex Tablets .. ....$1.98
SAVE on PONDS
35c Face Creams 25c
55c Face Creams ....39c
83c Face Creams . 55c
55c Face Powder . . . .43c
Save on Tobaccos
15c. Prince Albert .... 10c
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10c Geo. Washington ;
3 for .. ...:... -25c
5c Stud : 3 for 10c
15c Velvet ....10c
Camel Flat 50's -29c
Royal Bengals 2 for 25c
15c Raleign8..........2 for 25c
Snnfrczctt
ICEv
- Four Flavors
-:.. By Arden-
, l&oz. pksr.
t i5c
Fountain Spadals
Strawberry Shortcake....l5c
Fruit-Salad with
Whipped Cream 10c
Cheese & Olive Sandwich 10c
Fresh Strawberry Sodas..l5c
Tomato Juice..5c and 10c '
' Twin Sundaes ...15c
Jumbo Milk Shakes....l0c
Apex
Moth Cakes
2 for
Bathing Caps
15c 25c
35c 49c
Poloroid
1 Glasses
With case. -
0Si95
1 uUI Id Ei
60c ALB A - SELTZER : 49c
10c TUMS
3 fox : 25c
25c CARTERS PILLS 19c
Apex
Moth Blist
Pt can
05c
Chinese
.Grass
Sandals
25e
;Flit Spray.
, can 25c
Large siza
BicnaShanpco
'Regular or special.
IVORSOAP
Large bars
2 forvilG
Let Vm iU Ycxr PrescriFAcnsOur Service U Accurate end Economical
PAGE SEVEN
neat's operations and make er-.n
ror lew liable to creep la.
"That wm my request, because
I wanted to. know ; where we . -tand,"
Sheriff Burk explained.,.
"Tlie way those records have
been bad made It difficult to -keep
them la order.M 1
The delinquent tax rolls deal
Ins with real property go back
to 1926 while a few personal '
tax accounts go eren farther.
Tax law changes down the
years with rations forms of in
stallment payment, interest and
rebate systems hare complicated
the tax record-keeping. I f
LaVonne Gardner for the be
ginners, Mrs. H. P. Grant for
the primary and Mrs. Cora Clark
for the janiors. The committee in
charge of the arrangements is
Miss Ellen Cnrrln, Mrs. Free
man Phipps, Mrs. C. F. Hage-
man, Mrs. Lester Wahl and Mrs.
George Naderman.
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Special features for May 26th, 27th and 29th
You can always depend on finding the best qual-'
ity and lowest prices at the store where yoa
"Serve Yourself and Save." .1
241 N. COMMERCIAL - 1 I
Double Lip J doz.
0
For Jams & Jellies 2 bottles
5'lh. pail
No. 1 Oval Tins !
4 for
Whole Milk Cheddar
Lb,
i r
. J-lb. cello.
Pure Pennsylvania 2-galcan
i. .......
Santos Blend, Fresh Roasted and
Ground to Suit -
u. 13c I 3 lbs.
Pure, Undiluted
Not Much Left Q-oz. cans
4lb. cartons
0
on Ualnuls
U. S. No. 1 2U3.
0
Fancy Dry Pack
0
KITCHEN KING FLOUR, sack. -...jjOc
PIGGLY WIGGLY, sadc ...... 99 C
WINDMILL, Montana hard wheat........ 1.09
Cffyctot T7ai to Q
Hrtft ATP 1 ( 0
Giant V;' ; C liars
Hoody's 21' jar
SPECIAL ME AT DEPARTMENT FEATURE J
TOW ESI
"It W v - , fi-.i -H . "
; Completely Dressed
t v Ready for the' Pan
LbT
Free ! Round-trip ticket to the FrisraFair; One ; !
each. week, We have three left. Sirs, ilinnie
Combs, Rt. 2, Turner, Orev received 'one last
week. Who is next? Get particulars "it thestoreV
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