The Oregon statesman., June 13, 1941, Page 9, Image 9

Th OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. Friday' Morning. JunV 13. IS41
TAGS
Even Catfish
Getting Into '
Hotter Wetter
NEW YORK, June 12- (The
. Special News Service)- There
. haven't been any bulls reported
lh china shops in the past few
days, but they're about the only t
animals that haven't been get
" ting into things they, shouldn't
. -While - an - Iron Mountain,
- Mich,, woman was eating din- .
. ner the other night, avbig buck
deer crashed through the win
dow and landed right on the
table . . . A plumber plumbing
a busted water . system in Mo
: bile, Ala. discovered that the
pipe was flogged up by a cat-
fish and the, next day the;
, pipe ; was clogged again , and it
was another catfish. . . And '
- when a Lyons, Kans., woman's
car ' went; dead, the trouble!
' turned out to be a snake in the!
''carburetor' . . . V. ' ' j
,". Out in Lima, Ohio, they dug
. a baffled carrier pigeon ' from ;
the , headlight of a 70-mile-an-...
hour express train. .... A mule !
In Phillips, Wis., hit by a car,
. bounced up Into the air and
came crashing i down ? through j
; the. roof of, the car right into!
the back seat ; And in Liver-
: more, Iowa, a dog got .into a j
- binding machine and came out!
, all tied up in a bunch of oats. . i.
Out in Momence, 111., a fam
ily of wild; ducks was discover
ed nesting: contentedly on the
grate of a stove. . . , A Kansas
. City woman got "a gdod send
J off- toward insanity when a
; family of squirrels set up house
r keeping in: a second-floor ceil
', ing. . . And a Bath, Maine,
farmer had to interrupt his -:
work to massage his hairless
cow with olive oil so she
wouldn't get sunburned. . . .
Additional animal antics
Big Boy, the Philadelphia
xoo's male j cassowary bird ex
. hibit for, the past 14 years, laid -i
an egg. . . . A foxhound in
Madisonville, Texas, coming
across a trail of footprints a fox
left in some fresh concrete 30
years ago, enthusiastically took
up the scent. . . . And a turkey
gobbler in Columbia; SC com
pleted his third ; week; on a
; batch of 18 hen's eggs. . . j
And : out in Minneapolis, a
lady's pet! turtle disappeared
. from his pool and came back
I three weeks later with a fe-,
Hnaje turtle. " u .
j Who says turtles are slow?
.Watchmaking Board
Named by Governor f
Members oi the , Oregon board
of examiners in watchmaking,
created by an act of the 1841 leg
islature, were appointed by Gov-
f ernor Charles A. Sprague Thurs-
; day...,--.' ,;-
They are J. H. Peare, La
prande; Harold Sabro, Portland;
O. L. .Skeie, Eugene; Hans F.
Hays, Portland, and F. A,' Diel
achneider, McMinnville. Terms of
Escort Mother to Oath-Taking
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Four of her five sons proudly escorted Mrs. William D. Byron to the
house chamber at Washington for ceremonies tn which she took oath
; as Maryland's first eongresswoman, succeeding her husband, 'who
was killed tn an air crash last February. At left are Louis, 3, (front)
and David, 8. At rlght-are Goodloe, 11, (front) and Jamie, 13.
New Collection
Agency Law Is
Effective Soon
Effective July 1 any person so
liciting accounts for collection
from merchants mustibe licensed
and required to display on de
mand a! solicitor's certificate card,
Claude H. Murphy, state real es
tate commissioner, declared here
Friday, j
The new collection agency law
of the j 1941 legislature becomes
operative on that date.
Murphy said the certificate card
would, be of material assistance
in curbing the activities and so
licitations of unlicensed and dis
honest collectors of accounts.
"Many of these unlicensed and
unbonded solicitors fail to remit
any of the money collected on
merchants' accounts," Murphy de
clared. !-
Under the new law every collec
tion agency licensed to transact
business in Oregon must file a
$3000 bond with, the state real
estate commissioner and agree to
remit- to his clients within. 3Q
days after the close of each calen
dar month the net proceeds- or an
collections made during the cal
endar month.' "
Murphy said the new law re
ceived the -support of most of the
Oregon collection agencies.
the appointees
to five years.
range from one
Dolled ials
94b. (QC
GoSSee
Golden West
14b. tin
gcott Tissue 3 roUs 19c
Gocoa
E'Mches
Hoodies
Ilersbey's
lib.
6 Box
Carton
14-cz.
Cello
O Top Quality Ileal Features O
At Saving Prices ;
COLD HEATS
Assorted wide varieties i Lb.
PORK ROASTS :
Boneless. Nice for slicing cold. .......Lb.
BEEF ROAST
Yeans-, tender beef. . :.
Lb.
2IC
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MEAT MARKET CLOSED ON SUNDAYS
cfp in
liD L
rash & -BAimY iiarket
We Reserve lhe Rteht to Limit Quantities
Open Until 9 P.M.
Every Day
One Mile East of
Salem General Hospital
Workers Told
New Benefits v
In Job Law
Workers not fully employed and
who earn less than $15 a ; week
should consult their nearest em
ployment office to-learn of rights
under the new benefit regulations
in effect Saturday, June 14, state
unemployment commission offi
cials announced Friday.
"Claimants hereafter will serve
only tw.o waiting weeks and draw
a minimum pf $10 a week," Silas
Gaiser; , administrator said. "New
payments are based on 6 per cent
of the! high ,' quarter earnings."
; Gaiser declared that with week
ly allowances increased, many ad
ditional; workers; will become el
igible j for partial benefits if not
fully employed. Personnel in the
25 employment offices have re
ceived complete instructions as to
the new procedures.
Of the 31 ,250 claimants who
have drawn none or part of their
benefits!, only 1790 actually were
paid unemployment insurance last
week. Of those who might draw
higheri benefits under the ' new
schedule, 15,501 have received no
money; 1 to date and 15,749 have
had at least one week's check. In
addition maximum benefits of
$754,673 have been paid to 7582
unemployed.
Payments for the first five
months of 1941 have totalled $1,
612,786 as compared with $2,529,-
512 for"; the same period last year.
Mrs. Roosevelt to Make Refund
Of Lecture Fee in Dispute
: WASHINGTON, rJune" 12P-Mrs.. Franklin , D. Roosevelt
said, Wednesday she..would refund her $500 share of a $1,000 fee
for a Burlington, Vt- lecture on which Rep. Plumley. (R-Vt.)
charged ihqt a hospital auxiliary -lost; money, t j i
The; president's wife said she
had written the ; Mary Fletcher
hospital auxiliary of her decision
to return the money. ' The other
half of the fee went to her lec
ture agent, W. Colston Leigh.
. Plumley told the house Tues
day that Mrs. Roosevelt spoke.
In Burlington last week "osten- ;
sibly to help, aid and assist the .
; above named organisation
(Mary Fletcher auxiliary) In its
effort to raise a substantial sum
of money for the support and
maintenance of the hospital.! ;
"As a charitable . venture to
raise money for the hospital,
Plumley said, "the affair was a
minus quantity. As a revenue
producer - for the first lady, it
was a success to the-tune of the
$1000 she charged the ladies of
the auxiliary. . . . .
(In Burlington, "Wis., a spokes
man for ' the auxiliary said the
organization did not lose a penny
in sponsoring Mrs. i Roosevelt's
appearance. Mrs. W. T. Rees,
president of the auxiliary, said
they were "proud" to have
brought Mrs. Roosevelt to Bur
lington and added that, "the only
Total benefits for 1940 were $4,-
099,925,
political motives" connected with
the : incident were those of Mr.
Plumley.") '
Mrs. Roosevelt told reporter
that Leigh haH made arrange
ments for the lecture and that
' she did not know until her ar
rival that It was a benefit.
. "Since tbey: were evidently
Inexperienced in business af
, fairs," she said, ."I have asked
Mr. Leigh to refund my share
of the money.
. "I am very sorry this happen
ed. 1. would have been very glad
to have . helped them out, but I
would have done it with ; more
pleasant feeling if I hadn't come
to know about this through an
attack in congress. v
ran!
iW:r.'i .m. nisZB
RED RASPBEKRI RIBBON
Longer School, Maybe r :
PORTLAND, June 12-iffHTh
younger generation doesnt : see
eye to eye wita-Porttand's school
board probably. The board has
voted' to consider a- school year
ef 9Vi months. Under this systeni
classes would be called Sept X
and be dismissed-June 8. Vaca- .
tion periods would be trimmed.'
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What an easy choice to make! And not soj
far-fetched either when the pie U made
with Enriched Fisher's Blend Flour - containing added Vitamin Bi
(or -Thiamine) and Iron, important protective elements', recom
mended by nutritionists and scientists as essential to balanced diets.
Science found way to add, these extra nutritional values Jtojt;
famous flour . . . B Vitamins and Iron in Fisher's Blend, to give you
1 and your family their protective benefits in every cake, pie or roll
vou bake. ' ' " 1 '
Look for 1 he hour isn t changed a bit . . . easy
"TW" as eVer to kake with... same flavor
e7h me fme whiteness and texture
bag. , . , same baking qualities. Ask your
Jjfyg) groctt for Enriched Fisher's Blend.
Fisher Flouring Mills Co.
JU;;,r. t WitAl Germ -Bisltit Aftx
Mnmm0 and Ten Household Tlourt nd Certain
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4 Trips Daily Covering
the Entire City
You'll find lhal low prices slarl at ihese narkeis ... and slay low Ihroughoui Ihe week. Phone your orders, or. visit,, eiiher cl
these three markets il you enjoy selecting your own foods. 01 course there are many new items put on display each week;
making your shopping tours always interesting at these stores.
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DAKEOY FEAJUBES FOB FATHER'S DAY
FATHER'S DAY CAKE, lge. size
A special cale thai Dad will like as well as other members iAzS
of the family. :...'' !-T;' .
FRESH CHERRY or APPLE PIE.. 250
LEEIOII CREAII PIE Delicious Frosting 290
PAII ROLLS 36 Roiis 2 pans 150
COOKIES, big variety . . . Doz. 100
Butter Horns, Pineapple Snails, Turnovers, 3 tot 10c
GOLDEN
CBUST
slhd there
by retalnlnr that 3 film
rolden, nutty
in sueeS Loaves
flavor
lest
bread.
rail
French Bread 2 loaves 15 C
Bye Bread, loaf
10c
Pins an even dozen of other fresh loaves to
select from. See them at the Bakery Counter,
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WE HAVE BEEN ADVISING BUY
ING A LIBERAL QUANTITY OF.
SUNKIST FOODS. They are at the
lowest price right now and the Sunkist
labels are valuable; too; Ask about our
$25 and $50 prizes offered for Sunkist ;
labels now. ! '
Pineapple Juice
2-Ib.
2 pkgs. 27c
Packages
SALAD DBESSIIIG or SPREAD Q.rt
SIIOVDRIFT at less than wholesale price..... ....J.
FORIIAY Special limited quantities...:
PICKETT FLOUR
150
470
390
Packed in toweling: bag:. 449-Ib. sack S1.39
3-lb. can
...3-lb. can
---ABOUT SUGAR!
These markets are not going to" ask
their customers - to pay ONE CENT
MORE and perhaps less -than prices
elsewheer . in Salem. ORDER YOUR
SUGAR AT THESE MARKETS AND
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR BE
LOW THE WHOLESALE PRICES.
White Satin or Snowflake Sugar Headquarters.
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A Great Number of Appetite Appealing Fresh Garden
Vegetables Are Here in Abundance
EUNKIST
Big 46-oz. can
2 for 49c
250
Grapefruit Juice
President Brand Florida O il
Juice, 46-oz. can l..v ..... Cjm & y
Grapefruil :Juice
Tolly Hill Brand C i4
46-oz. can J ilwy
. Quart
120
i G aL '
210
. -sir '-- : m.
S 390-
T7e Bedeen Year
Pcrex Ccspsss -
"GOOSEIIECK" SQUASH
K1EEII BSAilS !h-ii
lbs.
for
PIIflirinPFI CrisP and reen.i
UUUUliiJijllO -Just the right size.
TOIIATOES
Nice rice field grown that are so
good in salads or stuffed for lunch.
50
250i
50
-Each
2 hi 250'
and . ripe - Cm doz. tLmZJ lm
cntTfrrCa1 nnnTTnic packed
a-