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The OHIGOn STATED lAIL Salem, Oregon. Wednesday Maraing. October 23. ISil
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Oleo Opposed
Slate Dairy Committee
Declares Proposed
Bill Is Unfair
The Oregon Dairy A d v i s o r y
, committee to the state agricultural
department, In session here Tues
day, expressed opposition to the
new federal oleomargarine stand-
- rds.
The committee asked Oregon's
senators ,. to - support bills now
pendingin-congress designed to
totinteractTthe new. order.
- Defeat rol-a"Y)roposed senate
bill which would authorize the
navy to substitute oleomargarine
lor butter was urged by the com
mittee. The committee said it
would be unfair, at a time when
the dairy industry is requested to
make an "all out" production for
defense, to pass a bill of this char-
- acter. a
Oregon's two representatives on
the United Dairy committee, Pro
lessor P. M. Brandt, Oregon State
college, and A. W. Metzger, state
agricultural department, were
asked to attend a meeting of the
committee at Oakland, Calif., No
vember 12.
C. T. Richardson, Hillsboro,
chairman of the Dairy Advisory
committee, presided at Tuesday'
meeting.
New Submarine for US Fleet
Parade Due on
Halloween
DALLAS Plans for the 12th
annual Halloween parade spon
sored by Carl B. Fenton postAm
erican Legion, have been com
pleted, according to Burton Bell,
chairman of the affair,
i The big parade Friday will in
clude kindergarten, elementary
and junior high school children.
Several prizes will be awarded.
Jack Eakin will act as master of
ceremonies.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Dunn enter
tained members of their Saturday
Bight card club.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gerlinger,
Jr., were guests. Members attend
ing were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. In
glis; Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Smith, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Kitzmiller, Dr. and
Mrs. E. B. Bossatti, Mr. and Mrs.
Vie Williams and the hosts, Mr.
and Mrs. C. F. Dunn.
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Waldo Hills Family
Moves to Silverton
WALDO HILLS Mrs. William
Nenbel, two sons, Carl and Keith,
and two daughters, are moving
from the McCanneel farm home
ear Victor Point to Silverton.
The Warren Whiddens, who f or
aaerly lived in the Brush creek
district, and more recently in the
Crooked Finger country, will move
to the ranch Saturday, McCannels
reported Monday. .
First ship of the TJ. S. navy to be so named, the new U. S. submarine
Trigger slides down the ways at the Vallejo, Cal., navy yard during
launching ceremonies. All other subs are named after fish. The
keel for the Trigger was laid Feb. 1, this year.
Closing Quotations
NEW YORK, Oct. 28-fl)-Today's closing quotations:
Air Reduction .... 38
Al Chem & Dye..l50i4
Alaska Juneau 2
American Can.... 82
Allis Chalmers.... 27
Am Car & Fdy.. 27
Am Rd & Std stn 5V
Am Roll Mills.... 12
Am Smelt M Ref 38
Am Tel & Tel .151
Amer Tobacco B 59
Am Wat Wks .... 3
Am Zinc L & S.. 5
Anaconda 264
Armour Illinois.. 4
Atchison 29
Aviation Corp .. 3
Baldwin Loco .... 14Vi
Bendix Aviation 37 is
Beth Steel 62
Boeing Airplane.. 20
Borden 20
Borg Warner .... 20 V
Calif Pack 22
Canada Dry 16'A
Canadian Pacific 4&
Celanese - 224
Chesa & Ohio .. 36
Chrysler . 6
Col Gas & Elect 2
Coml Solvent ....
Consolid Aircraft 21
Consolid Edison'I 15
Consolid Oil 6
Continental Can 36
Corn Products 50
Crown Zellerbch 12
Curtiss Wright . 8
Doug Aircraft 74
Marion Qub
Plans Bazaar
MARION The Marion Wom
an's club met Thursday at their
club rooms with Mrs. Homer
Smith and Mrs. Mary Overholsor
hostesses.
Banquets of autumn flowers
adorned the dining table. Song
services were led by ' Mrs. Homer
Smith with Mrs. Overholsor pian
ist. Tea towels were made, filling
orders that . were placed during
the summer, Mrs. Jim ; Wilson,
chairman, announced that' many
women in the community are sew
ing and knitting for the Red
Cross. Miss Emma Johnson and
Mrs. Christenson are knitting af
ghans -and shawls.
Mrs. Charles Sarver was elected
secretary-treasurer to fill the un
expired term of Mrs. George Kins.
Appointed on committees for the
annual carnival and bazaar De
cember 6 are Mrs." George McCoy,
food; Mrs. Homer Smith,v grab
bag; Mrs. Charles Sarver, pro
gram; Mrs. Mary Overholsor, mis
cellaneous; Mrs. Herman De
Langh, serving; Mrs. C. E. Wilcox,
baby booth. A special meeting of
the club is called for November 6
to work on articles for the bazaar.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sprung
man are leaving by auto Sunday
for Boise, where they will visit
Sprungman's son, Clayton, who is
a first sergeant at the airbase.
From there they will go to Stock
ton and San Francisco. They will
be gone more than a month.
Kenneth Christensen, employed
in the Keith Brown lumber mill,
Salem, almost severed the thumb
on his right hand by a saw. He
is at his home at Marion.
Several families of Marion are
employed at Albany picking tur
keys.
Du Pont De N....146 Northern Pacific 6Y
US Rubber 23 Ohio Oil 9
US Rubber Pfd 96 Otis Steel 6V4
US Steel 53 Pac Gas & Elect 22
Vanadium 22 4 Packard 2
Warner Pictures- 4 Pan Am Airwys 16
Western Union.... 30 Paramount Pict 14
Westnghse Elect 72 J C Penney 82 Vi
Woolworth 30 Penn R R 22 V4
Eastman Kodak..l36 Phelps Dodge 28
Elec Pow & Lt. 1 Phillips PetroL 44
General Electric. 28 Proct & Gamble 57
Gen Foods 39 Pub Serv NJ 17
General Motors.. 39 Pullman 23
Goodrich 20 Radio 3
Goodear 18 Rayonier : 13
Great Northern.. 24 Va Rayonier Pfd 27
Greyhound 13 Republic Steel 18
Illinois Central.. 8 Safeway Stores.. 43
Insp Copper 10 Sears Roebuck 69
Interntl Harvest 49 Shell Union 14
Inter Nickel 27 Socony Vacuum.. 9
Int Pa & Pip Pfd W Sou Cal Edison.. 23
Inter Tel & Tel 2 Sou. Pacific 12
Johns Manville.. 58 Sperry Corp 33 V4
Kennecott 33 Stand Brands.... 5
Libbey-O-Ford 26 Stand Oil Calif.. 22
Lockheed 27 Stand Oil Indian 32
Lowe's 38 Stand Oil NJ 43
Long-Bell A 3 Stone & Webster 6
Montgom Ward .. 30 Studebaker 5
Nash Kelvinator 4 Texas Corp 44
Natl Biscuit 17 Trans-America. 4
Nat Dairy Prod 15 Union Carbide. 71
Nat Distillers 22 Union Oil Calif 14
Natl Lead 15 Union Pacific 80
N. York Central 10 United Airlines- 14
N. Am Av 13 United Aircraft- 36
N. Amer Co 11 United Drug 6
Sweet Corn Picked
GRAND ISLAND Dick Rock
hill and his crew picked sweet
corn Sunday in a field which
earlier in the season had an ex
cellent crop of peas. The corn is
being taken to the Blue Lake Can
ning Company, West Salem.
Month-End Shoe
Golf Shoes
For Women
Ti
white? Id eat K j)
for women or
girls.
Goodyear welt,' leather
.X2L$3J5
One Big Lot Reg. $6 Value
Girls' "Wooden S? IX
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MWAW MUW VM i- mm mm
Sport Shoo Specials
Serviceable brown leather ties
with leather soles and military
heels, r
Briwn and
black back
leather.
Military Type'
Strap Shoos
Leather soles and . heels.'
Special
priced
3 CUIU llvvlOt .
$2.95
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Bargain Bassnenl Shoe Specials.
Hundreds of Pairs of Women's .Fine
Dress Shoes in This Group '
Black leather sport 1 I 1 pm
composition sole. J I
uiBct aiiu wuiie
brown and white sad- -- ;
dies.
Church Group in
Turner Session
TURNER The Missionary So
ciety of the Christian church met
on Thursday with Mrs. George
Good presiding. Mrs. Anna Win
dom was leader and was assisted
by Mrs. M. B. Madden, Mrs. W. I,
Sawyer and Mrs. George Brower.
Carol Standley sang and May
Locken and Mrs. Window served.
In the group were Rev. Gene Rob
inson, Mrs. Eraak Parr, Mrs. An
na Windom,P3rs. W. I. Sawyer,
Mrs. L. E. Isterson, Mrs. George
Good, Mrs. gieorge Brower, Na
dine Ellis, Ij? Locken and Mrs.
M. B. Madden.
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IIAT0RE DEIPED
Mature Wiped the gizafie to reach
thiag eaaily quickly. .
We, at the Hotel McAIpin la
New York, hart lakes the lip and
luilt our koiel coBTenienl fo
twythlag & evKywh!.
; Only 1 block from Pennsylvania
Station! About 5 minutM from
Grand Cnbl Sutioa ad to Tun
Square, larged department store
acton the treat. Express tub
weya dowaataiirs. B. A. O. Motor
Coaches stop at our door. Truly,
the McAJpln U WA Great RoteL"
tmm $138 itagto. hM 94.95 4mM
Vaiet KNOTT MuumemMt '
Mt; Angel Coojperative Creamiery
Reported on Union Blacklist
MT. ANGEL Officers of the Mt. Angel Cooperative cream
ery declared Tuesday that the Portland Dairy and Ice Cream
Drivers union, - a Teamsters - (AFL) affiliate, .had placed the
creamery on the blacklist because its employes refused to become
members of the union.
Employes of the cooperative, by
a vole of 45 to 0, Monday voted
against joining the union. Twenty
of the 4? employes are members
of the cooperative. : The Mt. Angel
cooperative has 3 5 0 0 producer
members and is one of -the oldest
institutions of its kind in Oregon.
The management said the, union
had threatened Safeway stores,
which handle approximately 40
per cent of the cooperative's $1,
750,000 annual business, ; with a
strike unless -it ceases to handle
the cooperative's products. . , :w
Creamery officials appealed to
Gov. Charles A. Sprague Tuesday
for assistance but he refused to
comment on what action, if any,
he would take. .
Couple Moves to
Middle Grove -
BETHEL Mr. and Mrs: J. R.
Bishop who have lived on the El
mer Roth place for about eight
years, moved a few days ago to
the Wacken place in the Middle
Grove district.
Delegates and members, from
the Bethel Dorcas club who at
tended the county' federation
meeting at Macleay were Mrs.
Cass A. Nichols, Mrs. Millie
Brinkley, Mrs. E. E. Marten, Mrs.
M. H. Utter, Mrs. Nellie Brandow,
Mrs. Ralph A. Wilson and the club
president, Mrs. J. G. Lauderback.
Mrs. J. E. Leclerc has returned
home from a Salem hospital where
she has been receiving treatment
following an acute attack of bron
chial asthma. She is reported
much improved.
Patsy Kirscher, Emma Pfennig,
Ronald Nichols, who are members
of the advanced 4H health club,
cooked and served a hot "health
luncheon to the teacher, Pauline
Riensche, and the 22 pupils of
Bethel school, in the school din
ing room.
Qub Meets
For Quilting
AMITY The WSCS of the
Amity Methodist church met Wed
nesday.- Devotionals were led by
Lillian Schaeffer. Mrs. Roy Oh
linger had 'charge of the 'Mission
lesson .. : - .
It was voted to have an all day
meeting November 10 to quilt and
work on articles for the annual
bazaar to be given In December.
Refreshments . were served to
about 25.' Hostesses were Mrs.' R.
Christensen,: Mrs. Roy Nolen and
Mrs.-Nellie Northway.
. The Amity study club will meet
Friday .afternoon at, the home of
the president, Mrs. Howard Ste
phens near Hopewell at 2 o'clock.
Laura , Judy, is . chairman of the
program committee..
Blinstons Feted
On Anniversary
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TALBOT Mr. and Mrs. D
E. Blinston were guests Sunday at
Mrs. Edna Reeves home honoring
them on ' their 25th wedding an
niversary.
Bouquets of maroon and white
chrysanthemums were used for
decorations. Silver tapers and sil
ver and white place cards were
used on the dining table.
Present for the dinner: Mr. and
Mrs. D. E. Blinston, Mrs. Celia
Sterling, Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Moulton and Hazel Moul
ton, Corvallis; Mr. and Mrs. T. M.
Jones, Lebanon; Mr. and Mrs. Al
Gurgurich and Mr. and Mrs. D.
D. Needham, Salem; Mrs. Edna
Reeves, Mr. and Mrs. George
Lotts, Jr., and Gary.
A reception was given at night
at Mrs. Reeves' home for Mr. and
Mrs. Blinston. Thirty-five guests
were present.
Service Men
VThert) ThT Art r
What They're Doing
ttvrle Vaughn, aviation
machinist mate second class in the
United States navy, is spending
three days in Salem visiting his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert, D.
Vaughn, 1365 Nortn uouage sireeu
Vauirhn entered the navy as ap
prentice seaman June16, 1936, re
ceived his training at ureal iaes
trainintf station and was sent
aboard the USS Saratoga, serving
three years with me ueei i
Later, he was: assigned to two
mm'' n chore at Norfolk. Va- re-
training at , the
naval air station at Pensacola,
Fla and feow holds the rating oi
naval avaition" pilot. ; i --. ' ;
He Is a graduate oi ine aviauon
machinist school at Norfolk, and
is en route to report for duty at
nsvai a!r station there. He
reenlisted June 15, 1940, . after
eomnletinff a four-year enlistment
-.brotner, wuuam vausun.
enlisted in the navy througn tne
Salem recruiting station last week
and Is now at the naval training
station at San Diego.
; Immediate action for candidates
for aviation cadet , training in the
U. S. army air corps will be the
key from now on, according to Lt
Col. B.- H. Hensleyr district re
cruiting officer , ior Oregon and
western Idaho.
The increase in Class capacity
for aviation cadets to exceed three
thousand will result In the cadet
being assigned to the first class
folio win 2 nrocessins of papers.
This new information from the ad
jutant general's office shows that
the cadet will4 begin his training
approximately thirty days after he
makes his first application.
. The increase in class capacity
shows the great progress made to
meet the demand for competent
military pilots. " The goal in this
venture is to ultimately be able to
turn out 30,000 trained pilots per
year.
PORTLAND, Oct. 2-(ff)-TThe
army Tuesday ordered another
year's active duty for the follow
ing reserve officers:
Second Lieut. Harvey P. Fry,
She's Engaged
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Bosalind BasseO.
Engagement of Rosalind Russell,
film actress, to Fredrick Brisson,
Hollywood theatrical agent, hit
been announced by the actress
mother, Mrs. James E. Russell of
Waterbury, Conn.
Similarity of Names
Causes Confusion
UNIONVALE Mrs. Marion
Boulden, resident of Unionvale, is
alive.. Similarity of names has
caused friends to confuse her witil
the victim of a private car and bus
crash near Aurora Sunday.
Goes to Ft. Lewis
GRAND ISLAND Ross Cole,
son of Mrs. Eva Cole, who was
called into selective service re
cently, is stationed at Ft. Lewis.
Dayton, Ore., Quartermaster corps,
Fort Lewis; First Lieut. Harold A.
Thomas, Salem, field artillery,
Fort Lewis; First Lieut William
M. Kletzer, Canby, field artillery,
Fort Lewis.
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