The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, January 23, 1942, Image 11

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Newspaper Page Text- -1 Tho OEECSON STATESMAN, Scdain. Orwgon. Friday Horning, January ZX 1S42 PAGEELEVIZT International Common Currency For Post-War Transactions Is Vision of US Treasury Chief WASltlNGTON, ! Jan. 22-flJ)-Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau, jr., Thursday envisioned a post-war world freed of all problems of monetary exchange through use of a standard type of currency in international transactions. , He revealed to a press conference that his -representatives at the American republics meet ing in Rio De Janeiro arc trying to start the idea with the Ame ricas. He added that he hoped that eventually the whole 'world would adopt such a plan. Nearly every country In the world has its own kind of mon ey and ene ef the major prob lems ef peace time i trade has been' flnctaaUons ia ! the value f different enrrenele In terms ef the ethers. The dlfflevlty has been particularly acute, of ficials said, in latin America and has hindered trade with those countries. ; Explaining his idea, Morgen thau said that if some unit of currency "common to all of the republics and to Canada" could be established "it would help the flow of trade and would make us all that much closer to each other.". The currency idea is part 'ot-a broad program of economic co operation being fostered by the United States delegation at Rio. Other features include lowering of tariff and other trade barriers, and assistance for the develop ment in mining, industry and transportation in Latin America. These, with other proposals, form a hemispheric war produc tion plan. Secretary ef State Hull told his press conference that most. If not all, of the points in the program were receiving con sideration but that he could not disclose developments at the present time. ' Asked about lowerlnr of the trade barriers, the secretary pointed eat that such a plan was being worked eat with Ca nada and, in the case of Latin America, it was natural for appropriate authorities to ex plore broader areas In the same connection. " Asked if this plan would apply to beef and wheat, the secretary said all products were being, con sidered carefully. Morgenthau said the trade mo ney might be a brand new cur rency which wouldn't belong to any one country but would be Issued by an international com mission. . ' Vi - He said, on the other hand, it was possible the United States dollar might serve as the com mon currency for foreign trade purposes. He doubted whether the currency idea would have any effect on the use of native money within a country. Lodge Group Gives Dinner WOODBURN The date for the annual dinner and initiation of the Past Matrons club. Evergreen chapter Order of Eastern Star, has been set for January 30 at the Masonic temple. Mrs. E. Lytle, president, ap pointed the following committees for the dinner; dining room, E. Aline Beers, Eleanor Vickers. Elfa Fikan, Martha Retting, Minnie Richards; kitchen, Jessie Sims; Hazel En os, Gertrude Beach, Edna Lytle, Maude Klamp, and solicit ing, Florence Butterfield and Maude Scott. Mrs. John F. Wehrum was host ess to members of the West Wood- burn Woman's club for the annual no-host dinner, Mrs. Ole Melby assisted the hostess. (Mrs. Lloyd Waymire presided during the business session. The club decided to organize a first aid class to meet each Monday night at West Woodburn school house with Mrs. Milton Gralapj wooaDurn, as instructor. The next meeting will be held January 30, at the home of Mrs Anna Nelson with Mrs. Charles Johnston assisting. Mrs. Harold Ticknov enter tained members of the benefit card club of St. Mary's Episcopal guild at her home Monday. Bridge and pinochle were played with prizes going to Mrs. Blaine Ac cord and Mrs. Merle Harwood Members present were Mrs Henry Miller, Mrs. B. W. Wille- ford, Mrs. Kenneth McGrath, Mrs Don Grilley. Mrs. Merle Harwood Mrs. Carol Foster, Mrs. Gail Lans- den, Mrs. Lyman Shorey, Mrs, Clyde Whitman, Mrs. Elburn Sims, Mrs. Gorda Klamp, Mrs. Win ton Hunt, Mrs. George Miller, Mrs Walter McCord, Mrs. Gerald B Smith and the hostess. Community Clubs SALEM HEIGHTS Salem Heights Community club is spon soring a basket social and pro gram tonight. Proceeds are to pay for a light over the highway at the intersection of Liberty road and Madrona avenue. RICKREALL The Community dub will meet February 3. Club Elects at Grand Island In Jap Plat 1 ' j V) H' Mi Pplk Workers Hear Leaders Of Red Cross DALLAS Red Cross workers from all parts of Polk county Were represented at a luncheon meeting I Premier U Saw . Premier U Saw of Burma, Brit ish Crown colony bordering' on Thailand, has been arrested by the British for conspiring with the Japanese. TJ Saw, who only re cently Visited the U. S, at which time the above picture was taken, apparently was planning to de liver Burma, with its 14,000,000 Asiatic people, to the Japanese. U Saw departed from the U. S. on Dec. 6, after visiting London. Buena Vista News GRAND ISLAND The Im Iproyement club held its election oi oiiucers aaiuraay as louows Leonard Will, president; Roy E Will, vice-president; Mrs. Giles Rockhill. secretary-treasurer, and Worth Wiley, chairman, public works. The club voted to support the proposed stage line to run be tween Dayton and Salem. The club also passed a vote of thanks to be sent to the Yamhill Electric company for the service given by their linemen during the recent storm when the power was. cut off. A program consisting of local" talent was given under the di rection of Mrs. Daniel Tompkins and Mrs. Adelbert Smith. At the meeting of the club Feb ruary 7, the Mother's Circle club will present its annual benefit program and pie social. BUENA VISTA Alice Prather spent the weekend with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Prather, celebrating her birthday and that of her brother, Billie. After nine days trying to see with candles and kerosene lamps, everyone welcomed the return of electricity Thursday night Mrs. L. S. Prather, Mrs. W. L Short, Mrs. W. H. Thurston, Mrs, Cecil Hultman and Mrs. Fred Scott attended the Polk county Federation of Women's clubs in West Salem on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Wells and children were Sunday guests of her brother, Frank Sterns, Bethel, Luther Osborn was on the sick list Saturday and Sunday. Betty Lou Long spent Sunday with her parents. Miss Willa Dean came Sunday to spend a few days at home. Robert Welles, Portland, spent Sunday with his family. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Prather and children called on Mrs. Cecil Em bee, Rickreall, Sunday on their way to McMinnville, where Alice returned to school. Patrons on telephone line 37 have their line repaired to Hart man's corner. They hope soon to get the line up from there to In dependence so service can be re stored. Special Rite Slated GERVAIS The Presbyterian church will celebrate the national young peoples day Sunday at 11 a. m. The young people of the Christian Endeavor will have part in the service and the Rev. James Aikin S. Smith will bring a mes sage on "Building the Kingdom of God." The Bible study groups will meet Friday and Saturday at 7 p. m. 170 North Commercial In Downtown Salem State of Oregon Inspected Meats Young Local Ilullon Specials! CHOPS IT it Loin or SNQysf! niL II II w Pound For Stew Pound BREAST 0V2C ROASTS Shoulder Cuts 1 Pound j . "BigK" Sugar Cored HAtIS . . . . . lb. 250 Sugar Cured Back 1 C ESrd 1 1 T? 1 C DACOIl, lb. &2 BEEF, lb. J J, fa Smoked Pork Chops, ea. 50 Southern Style Chili, lb. 250 Fresh Pork . Sausage 85S"7 lk!90 F0E1K BICK or IIECIf B9IIES . ; lb. 70 - GOBITZSn riinconcal -Dssf.Sicnlis I Erids ; found, Ponad UZRj at the Red Cross sewing rooms In Dallas Tuesday. r Ann Carter, state Red Cross representative, spoke to the group) outlining the work which is planned for the state and coast and specifically designating goals to be achieved in-preparation for disaster relief,' classes in first aid, nutrition and canteen. :Dr. A. B. Starbuck, county chairman, ' also . addressed ; the group and clarified questions brought to him. Jerrold Owen, state coordinator of civilian de fense, and Wflliam Blackley, coun ty coordinator, also spoke, point ing out ways their offices cooper ate with the Red Cross and pre vent useless duplication. The Couple club of the Dallas Presbyterian church met Mon day for no-host supper and study hour led by William Black iy. f j Others taking active part were Merrill Hogan, Mrs. Blackley. and Rev. Ralphs P. Waggoner. ;The next meeting -was planned isx February 18.' ; Present were Mr. and Mrs. Mer rill Hagan, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Himes, Mr. and Mrs. C C Gett man, Mrs. D. Gabbert, Mr. and Mri Oramel Shreeve, Mr. and Mri Joe Vine, Mr. and Mrs. El wy4 Craven, Mr. 'and Mrs. Wil liam Blackley, - Mr. and Mrs. Ralih P. Waggoner, and Lloyd Wbitten. . ' ' fr-ss&gb y&5ix We're Proud d Oar "Prices! At Safeway ererf cut of meat most please Ton erery j time you I buy..or your mpney back! Like everybody else ivhen tce're proud of something we want oth ers to see it. That's why you'll al ways find all pAFEWAY mer chandise plainly priced so that all can see and know the price is the same--the lowest possible to everybody. KfTCKEI CPJLFT FLO US 49-ib .k $1.69 FL0U3 Crown, ruhDr. Snow 49-lb 52 09 EUSIWKEATFL0U31 unttSna 21 1 JLEEPTHCLLOW SYRt? 1S 27c LCa CllIJ ?TRU? 26.c 29c LUSLmX SYRUP 5-ib can 43c KSS KILL COFFEE Lb 23c i 2 ifc. 45c iMkl COFFEE u 19c ; 3-ib Pk? 55c CKEEU8 UlU 4 TALL CAKi 33 c ALFIZE KHJC - AID OTHERS 3 26c cyalti:e-flah OR CHOC. n 6 1 s CHURCH'S GRAPE JUICE kjt btl. 23c C3. PKILUPS OR. RFRI JCE Na2i I0i KISHTTAY KCTARSSSJbT 76 SXO-COLA S -Big 12-os iboWw 23c JELL WELL DESSERTS, FU3SISSS Pb5c HARSH3ALLQWS na-i HzJfT. 12c UJBF.!CE-rHITECRES05ri 2" 21c RAUTOI WHOLE WHEAT CEREAL Pk 23c I2STAIT. RALSTOi-1 ttJS I5e QUAKER OATS-EES. 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Dry Sail Pork . lb. 17VzC Sirloin Sieak lb. 35 C Pork Roast, cenier cnl . . lb. 24 C Sliced Bacon, Swiii's Eversweel, lb. 35 C Pork Sieak, lender lb. 29c Bockwursi Sausage . . .... lb. 29 C Pork Shanks . leei loasl Blade Cut Top quality grade "A" branded steer beef. Certain to please! Lb. mu (c . 3 Beveily Peanut Butter 19 I 1 "ft WW YmKNOrifi frtd! Julia Let Wright DREAD Heinz Ketciup; 17c 1 Chili Sauce 1 1 TSfi Baby Feeds sb3c"20t Beans5SSc2Sr25 Hoodies Sunrise Egg Lb. Pkg. 2 for 25 C 1 1 It If' & -.TO S rf.tesi att Kajw Y".to BOX 6T-7itO. cw-. Give him a Book to read i Ml h W Bctiet-wide JhVe e calatf tea aulHai hi$ bfaff BtysfaiAe senrki ItUadfSem. 'I XVEBT SA7IWAY STORSHAS ABOITO CdlttCITHDC . B&NG Dl'IK; WTLL DO TH1BIST if" VICTORY neon CAMPAicn SUGAR - Powdered or Brown Lb. Pkgs. 2 for 15 Ilolhers Cocoa Big 2-Ib. 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