The Oregon statesman., March 21, 1941, Page 10, Image 10

The CHZGOir 8TATE3MJUT. Salu&Orvgen TttXar KaraSn KartA 21, 13U
Students Hear
Ruth Seabury
' ZUfors the asitmbied senior
fclgh school student body Thursday
Hiss Ruth Seabury, member of
tha National Christian mission re
cently held In Portland, told the
Students of her experiences in for
eign countries. Dr, William C.
Jones of Willamette Introduced
the speaker.
Miss Seabury, dynamic, pre
sen ted verbal snapshots of her
travels in Italy, Greece, Turkey
and India. Some humorous situa
tions added to the interest of her
talk, which stressed international
cooperatio nin mission education.
Especially enjoyed were the "sna
Especially enjoyed wese the
"snapshots' of India's loader
Gandhi and progressive education
program." She quoted Gandhi j as
stying that Christians didnt real
ize their advantage with the Bible
printed i in a language they can
read. During their vacation, In
dian students spend their time
teaching adults to read,
j Miss Seabury is head of educa
tjon of i foreign missions for the
Congregational church. ij
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Safeway Opens 3rd New Store
Today, Broadway Location
Replaces Old Unit on Same Street; Present
Staff Retained With Roy Klum in Charge;
Downtown Move Planned hy Howard
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In keeping with its policy of expansion in the Salem area,
Safeway Stores, Inc., is today opening the third modern unit in
the past year in Salem, j ' :
This new store is located at Broadway and Market streets, a
short distance from the former Safeway location in this district,
and is ultra-modern in every respect, according to District Man
ager IL M. "Bill'
Howard. -iv
Many interesting features: are
being planned including free, cof
fee to be served : both today hand
Saturday as well as free pencils
for all children ' accompanied by
their parents. ! ' .
Roy Klum, former manager of
the store being closed, will man
age the; new unit and will retain
the same sales staff. He has been
with the Safeway organization for
the past eight years in various
capacities. ,!
James G. Broach will manage
the meat department, said to be
one of the finest on the coast.
Broach has been with Safeway for ;
more than five years in various
storesf of the organization. !
Installation crews and ; store
personnel completed final touches
to the store Thursday night and
all is in readiness for the gala
opening. As featured in all the
new Safeway stores this unit Will
have a large free parking lot just
south of the building.
District Manager Howard has
had personal charge of the plan
ning and erection of all three of
the new stores and at present is
arranging for the opening of an
other new unit in a downtown lo
cation in the near future.
Open Another
Salem Selected
For NYA Unit
As part of Oregon's NYA pre
parations for national defense, Sa
lem has been selected as one of
the strategic points in the state
to locate an emergency power
supply unit for NYA radio trans
mitters constructed by youth wor
kers, by the defense communica
tions board, Washington, DC, ac
cording to Ivan G. Munro, state
administrator.
This project will make it pos
sible for reserve power supplies
to be available in Oregon in the
event of any national defense
emergency when, normal sources
of electric power are stopped.
While commercial electric compa
nies in the state are said to have
very adequate facilities to cover
such an emergency, these NYA
power supplies would serve as
auxiliary units should the need i
arise, and would be able to oper
ate independently of any outside
aid.
These emergency power supply
units In the form -of gas-driven
electric generators, will also be
located in Bend, Klamath Falls
and Portland, after main radio
transmitters for the NYA radio
project In these cities are on the
air.
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Pendleton Air Base
Has 75 Buildings
PENDLETON, March 20-(JP)-The
US army air base here had 75
buildings under construction
Thursday with approximately 300
men at work. Officers said the
peak of employment would be
reached about April 1.
Four supply houses and two ad
ministration buildings are nearly
completed, with one of the latter
to be occupied immediately by
Col. Frank W. Wright and his
staff.
H. M. "BUI Howard (top), dis
trict manarer for Safeway
Stores, Inc who has supervised
' planning and construction of
three new units for his firm re
cently. (Middle) Roy Klam.
manager of the latest unit, at
Broadway and Market streets,
formally openinr today. (Bo(
tern) James Broach, head of the
t denartment at the new
store.
Road Work Started
McMINNVILLE, March 20-(.V
Officials said Thursday that con
struction work on state highway
No. 18 between McMinnville and
Sheridan had started. A bridge
crew is putting a span over Deer
creek.
8757 Ilarkei s . Com'l
Salem's Leading Market
NonejSariisf Prices
Too-aniihop at McDowell any
time and rest assured that you can
not do better elsewhere. It is always bur aim to make
your shopping a pleasure.
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This Is a Real Buy So Get Your Supply Now
Dam Si 20c & 22c
Fresh Side Pork or
Salt Pork, lb. .
14c
Escsa ZCs Ci 23c
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Suiss Steal: ik22c
Spare Dihs 12& 15s
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20
We hare the best equipped meat market in Salem and
the: largest stock of meats for you. to choose from, so
why not come in and select yours now 7
OPEN UNTIL 7 PJM, SATURDAY ' ,
Nazi Peace
Offer Seen -
, PORTLAND, March
Arnold Ltuixu British 'anther,
predicted Thursday that Ger
many would sue for peace nest
year before her army meets
defeat.
ne told interviewers he based
his opinion en remarks made by
"Three men who know, more
: aboat Europe . than any other '
.three men you could name."
They told him, Lunn said,
"The war will end on account
of a palace revolation. It will
come from the top, nor the
bottom. The German gener
als are not rouur to make the
mistake of the last war, they
are not going to wait until they
'are defeated to ask for an arm
istice. They are coming to the
peace convention, with an un
defeated army, but with Hitler
kicked: ent of the picture."
Australians
Cheer Yanks
SYDNEY, Australia, March 20
(AVBombarded by ! showers of
confetti and paper streamers and
cheered by thousands of holiday
ing Australians, American blue
jackets from seven US warships
paraded through Sydney's streets
Thursday in a demonstration of
goodwill. ' .:-',:.(" ': . "
K Later at an official luncheon at
city halt for officers of the squad
ron 400 guests heard Rear Ad
miral John H: Newton of the US
fleet declare, - "We would " rather
die as free ' men than live . as
slaves., '
"We like the Australians," he
said. "We liked them in the last
war when they were lighting with
us for the same democracy they
are fighting for, nowl- You think
the way Americans do. . You act
like Americans. What is more,
you fight like Americans.";
"We are proud toj be of the
same race, as you, he adcled.
"The lease-lend bill is setting in
motion the legal machinery which
will result in America assisting
to win the war." .
Heart Attack
Proves Fatal
B. D. Young, 48, an employe ot
the Oregon Pulp'A Paper com
pany, apparently died as the re
sult of a heart attack at the mill
Thursday afternoon, First Aid
Captain Percy L Clark said.
First aid men were called, but
Young had succumbed on their ar
rival He was later officially pro
nounced dead at the Salem Dea
coness hospital. "
Young suffered a head injury
in a fall, but it was believed the ''
fall followed the heart attack:
The body was turned over to
County Coroner L. E. Barrick, but
no inquest is expected.
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