"flit OZEGON STATESMA1T, Salem. Oregon. Friday Morning. March 5. 1S43
PAGZ CZVEN
Posting Names
Of Absentees
Urged as Cure.
WASHINGTON, March 4.-0F-:
A suggestion that names of war
worker" habitually absent ; from
the job be posted in postoffices
came from' the head of the mari
time commission Thursday while
a union official urged that solv
ins - the problem of absenteeism
be left to management-labor co
operation. , -. ;
Testifying before the bouse na
val committee,' Chairman Emory
S. Land of the. government ship
' building, agency, called "illegiti
' mate absenteeism a first cousin
to slackerism." He approved leg
- islation . directing that names of
'men of draft age who absent
themselves from work without
good cause be reported to select
ive service boards. Public posting
of names of older . men, he said,
.might deter them frOm absentee
ism. But N. P. Alifas. president, of
district 44, - International Associ
ation of Machinists (AFL), con
tended to the committee that any
legislative action against absen
teeism might prove "a cure that
is really worse than the disease.
"Organized labor is as desirous as
anyone can be to eliminate' absen
teeism to the vanishing point," le
said. -
It was best, he argued, to leave
the whole problem to manage
ment and labor to' work out themselves.
In the house, Rep. Mary Nor
r .
OLDEST
liiWfiiW-
RE PRESENT AT I VE la Man&fieia
CD.-Tex., SI, oldest house member, bUwi birthday candles. ' .
for the labor committee, which
she heads, to undertake an inves
tigation of "all labof j conditions
and labor and employer practices
which affect or may affect the
progress
program.
of the war
Stockman Buys
WASHINGTON,
IIP- Representative
m-Or has Durchased a home
in the attractive Chevy Chase sec
tion of the capital anfi expects to
production
Home!
Around Oregon
By Th? Associated Press
OP A Assures
Error-Fixing
Where actual errors are -found
to have occurred in the computa
tion of any user's fuel oil allot
ment, the ration boards will re
calculate the figures, George I,
purry, "district OPA fuel rationing
representative announced Thurs
day. ' . ii !-
Telephone and individual calls
have been received by the OPA
from persons "!who t believe 1 their
quotas were . figured wrong, ' be
reported, but when the value of
the coupons, inventory on hand
February 1, and how little of the
actual heating season remains was
explained to the complainants, in
most cases they agreed their ra
tions were determined fairly
The percentage of errors on the
whole was less , than actually an
ticipated considering ; the magni
tude of the task, Curry declared.
Three factors determined the
basic home fuel oil rationj(l)
standard heat-loss formula based
on the square feet dwelling area
to be heated; (2) l. the, previous
heating seasons consumption re
duced, by the required percentage;
and (3) ther number of "occupants
in each housed ; The square feet
formula was' tested by measuring
houses of all types from coast .to
coast,- Curry, explained, and was
found .to-be equitable vto the av
erage house. . V ''',.
DC, March 4
Stockman
move his family from a hotel to
ton (D-NK) requested permission the residence by April jl. .
(PMitTOsairy
Weeds
Rebecca Lulu Woods, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Esther
,F. Kruger, 1415 North . Fourth
street, Salem, at the age of 79,
March 2. Survived also by an
other daughter, Mrs. Estella I.
"Hogan of "Redwood City, Calif.;
two sisters, ' Mrs. Grace Lehman
and Mrs. Lydia Lehman, both of
Salem; 12 grandchildren, and 10
great grandchildren. She was also
a sister of the late Henry Vander-
. vort and Mrs. Addle Winslow. Ser
vices will be held Friday, March
5, at 10 a. m., from the Clough
Barrick chapel. Rev. W. H. Ly
man will officiate.
Weber
Ethel M. Weber, late resident
of Salem, at a Portland hospital,
Tuesday, March 2, aged 28. Sur
vived by parents, Mr. and Mrs.
George Weber of Lebanon;- sis
ter, Mrs. Walter Hillpot of Sa
lem; brothers, Lowell and Donald
of Sweet Home, Ore.; several
aunts, and uncles, including, J.Irs.
Alice Rickman of , Saleny and
grandmothers. Mrs. Lena Weber
of Lebanon and Mrs: Sophia Yates
of Portland. Services will be held
at the Clou gh-Barrick chapel Fri
day, March 5, at 1:30 p. m.. Rev.
W. Earl Cochran officiating.
; z
Bonney
Mrs. Elizabeth Bonney, at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. O. S.
Richardson in Portland, Wednes
day, March 3, at the age of 73
years.. Mother of Mrs. Richardson,
Mrs. J. I. Seism of Silverton, Mrs.
H. M. Sheppard of r Salem, Mrs.
Weston Howard of' Keno, Ore.,
Earl Bonney of .Salem, and Dan
Bonney of Jacksonville, Ore. Also
survived by -10 grandchildren and
four t great grandchildren. An
nouncement of services later by
Clough-Barrick company.
Cress
Mrs. Anna Wagner Cross, at her
home, 1287 Chemekeia street,
Thursday, March 4. Survived by
brother, Ernest Wagner of Stock
ton, Calif.; daughter, Mrs. Veda C.
Byrd of Salem; five grandchildren
and two great grandchildren.
Services will be held from the res
idence Saturday, March 6, at 10:30
ajn. Rev. George H. Swift wfll of
ficiate, direction Clbugh-Barrick
company. Please omit flowers.
Simons -s.
William Edgar Simons, late res
ident of 512 South 12th street of
Salem, Thursday, March 4, in Cal
ifornia. Survived wife, Mrs.
Adella Simons of Salem; one
daughter, Miss Arvilla Simons of
Portland; three sons, :Pfc. John T.
Simons of Australia, Pfc. Edgar A.
Simons of Alaska, Pvt. Lyman E.
Simons of Alaska; and two sisters,
Misses Mildred L. and Maude I.
Simons of Salem. Services will be
heldi from the Clough-Barrick
chapel Monday, March 9, at 10:30
ajn. Interment in City View cem
etery with Rev. H. Q. Stover of
ficiating. ;j.
Trampling down the neighbor's j
garden sprouts is no longer j a j
minor offense and may bring a J
day or two in jail, Portland's
Municipal Judge J. J. Quillin an
nounced. ... As a further move ;
to protect victory gardens. Port-
land city officials and humane so- j
ciety authorities opened a drive ,
to pick up an estimated 13,000 un
licensed dogs. ...
Rear Adm. E. L. Cochrane said
the .seven minesweepers construc
ted by Commercial Iron Works ! of
Portland are "performing splen
didly." . . . William F. Murphy,
42, convicted last week at Oregon
City on a habitual criminal charge,
was sentenced to the state peni
tentiary for life.
' Rancher Sam Coon of the Low
er Powder district near Baker re
ported 'that several hundred deer
saved themselves from starvation:
this winter by eating 30 tons of
his hay. . . . Air force officials
at Pendleton field announced the!
early construction of a two-story
service club building. . . .
Dr. Paul B. Means, professor of
religion at the University of Qre-j
gon, left for naval duty at An-j
napolis, Md. . . . Redmond jationj
officials announced registrations
totaling 4769 persons. . . . Dr. Jj
T'. Cramer, superintendent of Eu-f
gene schools, was chosen by scout
leaders as president' of the Walla-
met area council of Boy Scouts. . .
WinfordV R. Lord, Eugene busi-?
ness man, died at the wheel ot
his automobile from a heart at-j
tack. . . . Appointment of Edward,
Ostendorf, Klamath Falls automo4
bile dealer, as Klamath Falls disj
trlct manager of the OPA wa$
announced by the Portland offic
of war information. ,1
INSTANT COOKING
O WHOLE WHEAT
FLAKED CEREAL
NEW IN TASTE
NEW IN TEXTURE
Siale Sireei Grocery Cz Markel
123 State St. ... Salem
'
- mv Am irifffftltTtTIf1
(Rutabagas)
lbs.
Florida IIe7 Potaloes
Extra Special ;
3 ibs. 25 c
Extra Large Bunches b Young;
Tender Carrots
Bulk
bunches
irrots 3 pounds 25c
California Icebnrg
3 Sizes
LeUBCe 10c IScIOc
Per
Head
Get Your Seed Potatoes and Strawberry Plants Here
'(and Save Money
BilHEDY. DEPARTLIEUT
. .DeHclons and Tsty, lost the IjhlniE forj Yoar Evenliig Desert :
Perfect Answer ior ini iuiiis ,jv .
. A Loaf of Bread That Contains Energy Building Vitamins , .
rr. 7w- n,w PrV-: CrisTi Cc:Iac3Dhil:rhsix5f. Snails, Efc
ea.
Bishop to Sliow
Treatnieut Method
r Dn t. Bishop J chiropractic
physiciant 62iNbrti &bsireet,
I, demonstrating ' ne ;equiptnent
from March' 8 t6 12. sistinf Dr.
Bishop teit week wl be fdoc
ton belonging to the clinical staff
of the Tbx-Eliminatcr laboratory
in Los Angeles, jCalif. 'i , t , '
. Dr. Bishop .has installed eftaip-
xnent for the Tox-Elimination
method for diagnosis and . treat,
ment 'of gastro-intestinal disor
ders. : :- --r
No New Oregon Soon
WASHINGTON. March 4-(P)-There
will be ho new I battleship
Oregon for. a while to replace the
historic' vessel now being disman-.
tied 'for scrap. The navy depart
ment: said ; Wednesday all places
on the 'battleship list have ' been
taken. - .. k . -x : : ' -' :
Mfrv:- H No. 2
I i 1 . i 'i
Tender Beetsiriof HeaUh-t
or Shoesiririq
Points
w
My-To-Fino Sliced Debts
No; 2 Can
Beets are rich in iron and )iosphorops,
necessary to energy Teiicler,! witll-a
fresh flavor the family is: sure-to like,
MyTe-Fine beets are tops!! Economical
in ration points, too 1. J j j ; :
trmd Uym Qrwry ttit
My-Te-Fme
Peanut Cutter
IT
Lb.
Derby Mustard
I" 1
Dan-Dee
Dog Food
Quock Frozen for Flavor!
Frigifood V
Green Peas
12 ex.
Pkg.
17c
10
Points
Friffifoo4 Whle Strawberries,
1 lb, 23e, is frinti
- r - ' . .. . I
Fast frozen to captur all tha
luscious : Koodness of tha frela
. food! So, siuapla to prepara.
Crfry $tlwm
Finest for Baby
3000. Items
Low
Prices
3000
Refreshing Drink'
S&W Apple Juict
If RatUm Pini
Drink your apple
a day for health
this refreshing
way!
Health-O-Meal or ,
Nut-0-Ma
28 ox. Pkt.
i i
Sn r giziog
hot cere als
the family
wUI love! Al
ternate them.
Grry
Sctir '
Contains Iron and Vitamin B
NBC 100
Bran
19c
lb.
Serve as a cereal !
a. tic in rrvnU i
ins; and baking. ;
Craccrjr Stetitt '
Garden Fresh Flavor x
Pictswccr Peas
N.m 15C ;
Ptcteweet Corn, No. I Can, 14
With 14 rint
Tender, full of flavor. ' j
CrmTf Mcetimm -
Ilt
. t Oil Shoe Polish, black or brown, reg. 9c
Wright's Silvtr Cream, cleans and polishes, 1 lb., 33e
Sparry Pancake Flour, makes tender, fluffy pancakes, 9
Rainbow Salt and Pepper Shakers, full of pepper, 2 for 25c
My-TerFine Gherkin Pickles, crisp ami tasty, 12 ozj, 19c
S.S. I rl , I tt- WKktiyotola
rviy-1 e-nne rumpmn, to r gran u pics, tw. .in,
20 Mule Team Borax, fast,- efficient soap, 2 lbs. 25c j ,
Tire Plug Dog Food, correct for your pet, 8 ox., 3 fof 25c
Churchrs Crape Juice, full flavored, Quart 25c ?iSti
Vrttt Peas. lender and stteeiIIo. 303 can 9cltsS
Bed Heart Dca Food, Diet ABC, 8 oz.. 13c. 2 lor 25 C
Calo Dog or Cal Food SSLSZ 8 oz. 3 for 25 C
Coffde Stam
- ;1
Cjapp's
Chopped Baby Foods
9c
6Vi ex.
Cant '
1 for 25c
95c Das
2 Poutt;
Strained Baby Foods
5U
Vi as.
Cant
3 far 20
75c Das.
7c
1 Point
rjor Delicious Snacks!
ft
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Sugar Stamp No. IT Good Through March 15
White Satin Sugar
Lb.
Sack
2-lb. sack, 14c
Buy the finest Oregon sugar
with your Number 11 ratioa
tamp. Sparkling- pure, qulcta
dissolving. .
Crfry tttium
(ttNUlATll
Use in Sandwiches to Keep Them Fresh !
My-Te-Finc Salad Dressing
ic Quart
5
My-Te-Finc French Dresiinf, 23c Pint
-Try spreading My-Ta-Flna Salad
- Dressing in sandwiches instead of
butter. It keeps them, fresh! My-Te-Fine
French Dressing gives your
salads a lift, too!
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frtl Mr Crtny Sttit
W8.triMM.im;-mtll, lie (4pje
SnsJiin Krispy Crackers-
, 2 31c
Crcrjr Sacttaaw
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p No. 25 Good Thru March 21
Fifth Ave. Coffee
y-Te-Fine Coffee, 25c lb.
tho finest eoffea for the best dally eup?
Fifth Avenus Coffee Is an aromatlo blend of
e finest coffeea, vacuum packed to Insurs
eshness. My-Te-FIne Coffee la triple-fresh.
ted and ground freeh. dally! ;
For Your Victory Garden '
Diamond Quality
Vcqotablo Seeds
Grow tomatoes, car-, f"' 1 10
rots, peas, corn aridn JirNf
beans In your wn FS xuc ;
garden. to supplement the family food
supply, -j . . T " .
; 'j : j Buy Finest Soaps at Fred Meyer
Lifebuoy, Soap
Crisp, Delicious Breakfast Cereals for tha Whole family!
. Kellogg':
AM
Lge:
KelJofj's Shredded Wheal, fiA
Urto fackaja fUW
Ketlotj's Variety Pack,' OfW
Urge Package - ; '
Hero are breakfast aereals to pleaea
very member of the family! KaUoggS!
AH Bran la rich In Iron and Pboj.
phoroua. a srrand source of Vitamin
Kellorrs Shredded Wheat has that
grand toasted goodness. Gt the Vari
ety Pack if your family, Ukea variety
tn oraaxzasx careaiai
r
Reg-.
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3
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Baby-Geiitle Soap
iiedi MJ Cike
Swan 8oss. Ige loo
For . Fine Bkina
Lie: Soap
1 for
Lux Flahcs
c
JLge.
Pkgr.
For all fine laundering.
Dinso
For a snowy white wash.
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Henmiir! bay All Its Ucr 2zz3
Yea Pcssitly: Can
j; Prices Good Friday Thru Monday
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