Tha CISCO:! STATESMAN, Calao. Ortgoa. Friday Morning, Mcrci 9, 1$JJ
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Mt. Angel Sociology Teacher
Discusses J uvenile Delinquency
1IT. ANGELr The subject of juvenile delinquency, which
is arousinf such nationwide apprehension, is being treated in a
-novel way by Rev. Vincent Koppert, professor of sociology at
Mt. Angel college and assistant-pastor of St Mary's Catholic
church at ML Ansel, in a" series
of talks given each . Wednesday
night at the lenten services.
By taking the various stages of
the life of a soul from the time
it comes, pure - and ; undefiled,
from the hands of God , until it
returns toHim st the end of the
mortal life of the body it inhab
its, Father - Vincent intends to
prove that the human being with
out religion cannot be expected
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to act much different than a re
fined animal. Children brought
up with the idea that here is no
ultimate end to life other than
the satisfaction of their needs
and desires and that they are es
sentially no v different than ani
mals will learn to have no higher
motive than a wary: precaution
not to get caught."
Father , Vincent . bases his as
sumption on the FBI statistics
that 60 of the inmates, of penal
institutions come . from broken
homes where there is no religious
unity and homes where no re
ligious training is given. He
supplements these with statistics
from schools and colleges and so
cieties interested in the moral
welfare of the country.
An interesting statement was
that given him two weeks ago by
professor in a northwest college,
who stated that out of his class
of 49 young men and women who
Wre given the question "What is
the difference ' between a man
and an animal?" only one re
plied, "Man has an immortal
soul and an animal has not" All
the others attributed the differ
ence to more refined reflexes or
some other phrases that would in
dicate a more highly developed
biological specimen. " With such a
materialistic viewpoint on the
part of such a large percentage
o the youth i of the country,
Father Vincent; thinks there is no
need to wonder at their actions.
SUIT ThU fashioaable dla.
vaer suit, modeled by Jane Wy
auan, film player. Is of moss
freest heavy aatta and feature
a deep railed men's dress cellar
and jeweled frost.
Lewis Brandt
New FS A Head
Lewis C. Brandt has been ap
pointed farm supervisor for Mar
ion and Polk counties by the Farm
Security ! Administration . to take
-the place- of Owen K. Lemmon
who has resigned to go into farm
ing. The appointment was effec
tive March 1. I
Brandt is a native son of Mar
ion county, was born and raised
on a farm near Silverton. He grad
uated from Oregon State college
in 1927 and has been engaged in
farming in Wallowa county since
that time except for a two-year
period; forking for Dairy : Herd
Improvement associations.
Brandt reports that farmers
lacking adequate sources of credit
and expecting to use Farm Secur
ity Administration loans, should
make application at an early date
at the office, 460 North High
street, in the old high school build
ing. V . .'
Loans are made for farm operat
ing expenses, : and purchase of
capital goods such as livestock jor
equipment to be repaid over a per
iod of years determined at the
time the loan is made.
Labish Family Has
Reunion Sunday ,
! LABISH CENTER Guests at
the Pete Russ home Sunday were
Mrs. Russ' great uncle, Tom Cuts
forth of Lexington, Mrs. Maude
Pointer of Corvallis, and Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Dow.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boehm en
tertained with a party for a small
group of friends Tuesday night
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wood mov
d Monday to the Trahan place
which they have rented. George
-Andersons will move up to their
place here from Tigard within
few days.
Silverton
Teachers Leave
Resignations Accepted
From Two Instructors;
Anderson Term Out
SILVERTON Resignations of
two teachers were accepted at the
Wednesday night meeting of the
school board. Miss Mable DeVos,
physical education, resigned to
continue her studies and Miss Ma
ble Fred, music teacher, resigned,
not giving out her future plans.
Teachers will be hired by March
1$, and while it was discussed
Wednesday night, nq1 definite ac
tion will be taken. Fj Decker, who
came here last autumn to fill an
emergency vacancy in the princi
palship of the grade school, does
not intend to return in the autumn.
He plans to go tennis home at
Granger, Idaho. This was the un
derstanding when he accepted the
contract for ' this year, and he has
indicated that he intends to re
turn to Granger.l The contract of
A. B. Anderson,; superintendent,
also expires this spring. It is gen
erally understood 'that he will be
offered the contract again. He has
made no statement as to his acceptance:
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Canned Fish
Supply Grows
WASHINGTON, March 2-JPy-
Civilians will get about 577,000
more cases of higher quality sal
mon, pilchards, Atlantic sea her
ring. Atlantic mackerel and Pa
cific mackeVel from this year's
production than they did from last
year's i-under a government allo
cation order issued today.
The order set percentages of
this year's production which pack
ers will be required to make avail
able for government military and
lend-lease requirements.
The government requirements
of salmon, ; except chum and
steelhead, were set at 3,115,000
cases, or the same as last year,
and of pilchards, herring and
mackerel at 2,315,000 cases.
! Officials estimated civilians;
will get 2,685,000 cases of the!
better grades of salmon in addi
tion to the enure pack of the chum
and steelhead varieties. In ad
dition, they will get 2,984,000
cases of pilchards, herring and;
mackerel compared with about
2,401.000 last year.
Unionvale Women Sew
For Church Aid Group
TJNIONVALE Four members
attended the regular weekly quilt
ing of the Evangelical Ladies' Aid
Tuesday. Mrs. It. M. Lunde a
former member who is a guest of
her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. .Louis
Magee, was a special guest. She
and her husband owned and oper
ated the Grand Island Junction
tore and sold-it in 1938. - -I
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Gisler of Sa
lem, Orval Stoutenburg of Carl
ton, . Harold " Stoutenburg of Mis
sion Bottom were guests "of Mt.
athd Mrs. Lester Holt, Neal Stout
enburg, Mr. and "Mrs. John Stou
tenburg. . :f-
Valloy Birth:
SILVERTON-; Mr. and Mrs, L
T. Wachter of ML Angel, are an
nouncing the birth of a son at the
Silverton hospital March 1. i
Limit Pack Approved
Northwest Canneries
1 PORTLAND, Ore, March l-m
Pacific northwest canneries have
received the go-ahead for limit
packs of fruits and vegetables this
season. ! .
I "The war manpower commission
for Oregon is prepared to guaran
tee an adequate labor supply for
all canning and food processing
operations no ' matter how. large
the pack may be," L. ' C. StolL
state ,WMC director, told a con
ference of operators. !j;
! Shop !
Xccdrou's
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Kason Faints ,
Kern Tone .
Wall Finish
Ant Enamel .
WiUard Batteries
Kelly Tires - Tubes
Auto Safety Glass
Unpafnted Furniture -
REAL VALUES AT
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325-315 Center St.
rhone 5553
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My-TcFinc matches are a sure fire value
Keep an ample supply on hand
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6 Coxes
It wiH pay you to by in
an ample supply at tins
money-saving price. They
will keep definitely in a
dry place. j
Searchlight Hatches, (-tax cartcn, 29 Mv-Te-Fbt Matches, ID-tw cirtcn, 8
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Extra vitamins in this fresh vegetable.
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For 0 hremkftti frmit er mner itsstrt
Santa Clara
I MyrTe-Fine Prunes
2Jt f Green
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?JtJ?l 'i' I . fruits and nuts. Easily prepared for sal-
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NO POINT LOW POINT LENTEN FOODS
Fred Mayer
Macaroni or
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Cm lbs.
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4 Green
Points
Mye-Te-Hne Seedless Raisins, 15-cz. pkg., 1 1
Fred Merer 1 Toasted
Walnut Meats, 'b. pig. 49 Salted Almonds, Iol.45 :
Fred Meyer Wht. Figs, 33 lb. Fred Meyer Elk. Figs, 33' lb.
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USE STAMPS No. 30 and No. 40 NOW
Check Up it Yht Siot Supply jor Winter Cnning
Sea Island
Drown Sugar
thndy far t those cooking needs. It
makes a delicious syrup too.
Sea Island Powdered Sugar, 8 lb.
White SariaScgarJWb. sack 63
CiH Sugar, 5-lb. sack, 33
FreJ Meyer Grocery Deft.
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dishes that have flavor appeal and
"stkk to yout ribs."
My-Te-Fine Hot Sauce, 8-oz. bottle, 5c 5 Green TolnU
Del Monica Salmon, No. 1 can, 3Sc12 Red Points
Beach1 Comber Mussels. 6-oz. can, 31e
Fred Meyer Red Mexican Beans, 2 lbs. 19c 4 Green
Points :: i ;
French's Chili Powder. lVi-oz. pkeJ 8c
My-Te-Fine Floor, 10-lb. sack, 44e
Fred Merer Laree Walnuts. 38c lb.
Rancho Tomato Soup, 22-oz. can, lie 8 Green Points
Ritz Crackers, 19e lb.
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;Allsweet ; ..
Margarine
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Low in prfca ml poke com. Htgfc m
food rtlue and ts SKnfactkm.
Fred Meyer Grocery Section ;
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Hanbnrgef Onions
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Green Peppers
390 per lb.
570
Snnkisl Oranges
2Vi-lb.
Shoppin; Bag
Avocados
2 for 250
"Always ask for Calavs-
The best rrade of Avocados'
Stretch or Supplement Meat
Battle Creek Sdvita
'60'
A 'special blend
extracts witit a mtx
Pkf. $2.30
of
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Walter Kendall
Dog Food
Libby's Assorted Daby Foods
111 IMiWt, .
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27 ox.
Pkg. ma
! FtJ your pet ttti balanced ratios
'Dog Food. "'
Wolttr KoadoN Conolst, 27-es.
Fwd Meyer Grocery Dept.
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Foods for Small Infants
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20 Mali ttasa rax. 1Q
10-ox. Packaft i
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Fred Meyer Grocery Deportment
Wake That lunch Box Soon Day Meal a Flaror Treat
- and an Energy Butlier With Whole Wheat Bread
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CI.w.pmI WStk Haaav. Rlek
la Proffelas oad Carbofcydratei Active People Need
Fred Heyer "Vita Dee" 1C3
natural Whole Wheat Dread
Just the bread
today active
wLolewheat
natural vitamins
id to mate an ideal lunch for 11A.IS rf
n workenL It has a hearty 1 ' "f l
flavor and an abundance of J
Fred Meyer Grocery Section
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Spotless Bakeries
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Twa-leytr losad Ccke. Serves tea fa 1 VtQ,
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Caramel cakes, fine textured butter cakes, topped witb caramel kin.
caked trom a sutcbrn tested recipe an our daylight bakery.
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Hot Cross Cuns, 35c Doz.
A lenten deGcaqr. Loaded wirK finest citron, peel, cummts'and raisin.
Try them heated for a real taste thrill. ' ' : :.
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