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v Brake Safety
Program Set
For April 15
' Law enforcement officers in this
"vicinity wilt join similar agencies
'7C in ; virtually every community 'In
the,j nation .In 'Ja brake emphasis
iprogram during the period April
15 to June 1, Chief of Police Frank
. A. Minto announced today, v ,
.-The program: is sponsored na-
-tionaily by the: international -As--7
sociation of Chiefs of Police and
' has as its purpose the emphasizing
.'7' .of the importance of checking
- brakes periodically to assure high
! "est possfbile efficiency in their op-
Jeration. . ' . , 7"7..'- '
., 7. . "Thousands of motorists are
.'driving, motor vehicles that are
':---', several years older' than they
,', : wotJd drive under normal condi
. ;tions," Chief Minto said. "Brakes
: on: older cars may well 'be so far
: , : - out of, adjustment as to constitute
. a menace toN other traffic on our
, highways and streets. . Often, the
7;- driver does not realize that his
.brakes are not properly adjusted
' .for .safe stopping.
"It is to call the public's atten
tion r to the importance of good
7 ; u brakes and to cause our drivers
, ;v to determine whether their own
, : .brakes are adequate, that this cam-
gaign Ja being sponsored.' : . 7
' .Chief Minto said that traffic en-
for'cetnent, officers would make it
. simple check on .vehicles stopped
, during routine traffic enforcement
r" procedure during the period April
.ISrJune 1. The check, devised by
' automotive. engineers for the? In
: ternational Association, is design
; ed to show the motorist, and the
police, whether, the -foot brakes are
adequate to stop the car within
. , ' the prescribed lawful distance.
"The check consists of placing a
' small, slotted block of wood, one
inch thick, on the floor boards un
der the brake pedal," the chief
. . said. "The pedal is then depressed
' and if the pedal strikes the block
before it starts taking hold, it is
Evidence that the brakes need at
tention. Engineers have determin
. ed that if brakes donot start tak-
ing bold, till there is only an inch
of pedal travel left, they ar not
adequate for safety."
Large Class KC
To Be Received
Here oh Sunday;
' Knights of Columbus of the val
ley have a full day's program
planned for next Sunday, March
'11 when the conferring of the
three . degrees of the order will
take place on a large class of new
members for Salem council. The
initiation will commence promptly
at one o'clock at the St. Joseph's
hall, and will continue throughout
the afternoon followed by buffet
supper.
Preceeding the conferring of the
degrees at 11 o'clock in thie morn
ing," a state officers meeting of
the Knights of Columbus of Ore
gon has been called by Clarence
Brown, state deputy, of Eugene.
It will be held at the Marion hotel.
Plans will be discussed for the
1945 program of Columbianism in
Oregon. The days program will
be under the direction of William
J. LaRoche of Salem, district dep
uty, assisted by Gordon Coffey,
grand knight of Salem council.
Merchant Mariner Duane Isaac
son has written his mother, Geneva
Isaacson, 1555 North Summer
street,5 Salem, that he is now tak
ing advanced training in the en
gine department. He also prac
tices gunnery.
The
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Corns
Simply ri g e Schaefer's Corn
Remedy, same as corns. Come
In and we will, gladly explain
it' to you. : .
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front in Burma, near newly taken Akyab, put on a tribal dance
Original "YELLOW FRONT
Sole Agents for Penslar Remedies for Marion County
Prescriptions Filled 1899-1945
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BONE LINIMENT i v! n,lT -For
the relief .of the discom- IHB liaOJ M
eneismUM gaUonL: We W a eomplete llne of
oTmuSles 50 C .nrf S 1 B"d for babies, tet
or muscles www and 1 A u fill your prescriptions. T
l8. f11 ar Remedy stoW for Marion county.
Yox wiU find these preparations of highest quality and guaran
teed to be exactly for what they are sold arid represented to.be.
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recess. Picture was made at Manaoag, Luzon. P. L
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Drug and Candy Special
Again!
May we suggest that you should 'al
ways call your, doctor if you are ill
or injured. Then bring your prescrip
tion to us; by years of experience 7 we
are prepared to fill them expertly
and accurately. : .3 - .
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division stationed on the Allied
for: a ceremonial occasion.
Store
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For Coughs and Colds j
Herbal Balsam
SOC and S1.00
Sure relief for that tickling
cough and for coughs due to
colds. . '
lleuralgic Pain?
Ty Schaefer's Pain Tablets
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Oregon. Friday Mondng. Merc
Scouts-Slate
Tree Planting
On
Sixty Boy Scouts 'representing
ouitan s 40 scoui units; wm par
ticipate in thehf yearW tree nlant-'
ing expedition in the Silver creek
burn" next Saturday morning.
Trucks from i the state fbrestrv
department and officials from the
scout omce and .forestry service,
will meet the scouts in the Marion
county ...courthouse at. 8J07 Salur-'
aay morning for. the trip to the
tree planting 'area , 7; 7
.This will be the third nlantinz
in (the area, .'and to be chosen -to:
represent their troops is a coveted
honor in most of the"
proximately, lp,. thousand' Douglas
rirs ana f ort ..oxford cedars will
be Sblanted. rBovs will. talr hAir
owp- lunches' but ho? cocoa " will
be provided jat noon. -They will re
turn about 6 o'clock.-V.. - ,
The project is under the- direc
tion ol t Sam r Miller jof the. state
forestry . department, 7 aided. , by
Louis Amort and Bob Batdorf of
the department ind Lyle Leighton
of the scout office. A second tree
planting ' expedition to the same
site will be held two weeks later,
March 24, .when' scouts from the
Marion district; including Stavton.
Lyons. Turner, and Mill atVi-will
follow k similar plan, leaving: from
aiaytqn.. 1 . 1 - , . . -
This tree planting effort not
only aids in a small way Ihe for
estry service in t their' work' "but
aids in the!prpnjotion of conserva-
uon ' inrougn f participation and
education" of .the 'scouts.- :t -
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In Treasury
t Cash on hand in the state" treas
ury; department as. of February
Z8,i including, unreceipted items,
aggregated'. $41,575,229.60. state
treasurer Leslie M. Scott reported
here Thursday. Unreceipted items
total $8,712,784.07. ; . .
. Receipted and unreceinted items
include: ; ,7
General fund. $23,100,919.28.
land board $442,287,12, Industrial
accident mmission $1,706,581.15.
board of higher education $395.-
174.95. board of control $45,053.24.
state highWy' commission $9,880.-
371.13, : unemployment ' compensa-
non commission $176,749.19, vet
erans state aid conimission $427,
064.47, public assistance $457,849.
38, liquor . control' commission
$828,476.65, miscellaneous $72,868.
12 and state school support fund
$2,506,504.30.
Unemployment compensati o n
trust : funds deposited with the
United States treasurer aggregate
$64,808,000. Bond investments to
tal $36,513,899.70, excluding bond
investments of -$14,501,366.10 car
ried in the cash account. ,
Saturday
Troco
Ilargarihe
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Troco Holds
Baby Food 3 ti-,1230
Sonp I'lix Vegetable Noodle ,Pkg.
Preserves Apricot-Pineapple.. 1-lb. 270
Super Suds 4 ... ...Large size I 230
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PRODUCTJON CHIEFTAINS - High-ranking leaders en the production front gathered
at Baynne, N. J.. when the Army-Navy TE pennant was awarded to Hie General Cable Corpwatlon
plant Left to risht. Sear Adn. Clark H. Woodward, chief f Naval industrial tneentfves division:
Dwlcfct It. G. Palmer, eompany president: MaJ. Gen. Harry C. Ingles, chief of the Army Signal Corps;
I I and J. A. Krmg. chairman ef the War Production Board. If -
JiiaiiifaC(irterP Voice;
O f Unusual Charm in' Concert s '
' ' :''! - ij ' By Maxlne Buren ; .7-' 't A""
iVoung,' attractive and possessing a voice of unusual charm is
Juamta' varter, young American 1
an audience of students and townspeople, at the Salem high, school
auditorium Thursday night. Miss ' Carter's j appearance climaxed the
Crescendo . club's i series of 'four'
concerts given this ' season under
local student ' management. . ;
Miss Carter's " selections were
well suited toi her .feSnging voice,
and an occasional desipriptive com
ment by the artist showed ! an
equally' attractive speaking voice.
The first group! was ' three -"Eng
lish numbers, in which the singer
oospiayea me. iync quauiy 01 ner
voice. The second group consisted
of three Schubert numbers, sung
in German. For i her next selec
tions, Miss Carter sang a group of
especially beautiful rjumbers from
Massenet's "Manon" in which she
further displayed her talents as a
singer of varied music types. Her
operetic numbers were especially
appreciated. i jj
Miss. Cartels final group, sung
in English, included "Oh . Lovely
Night," by Ronald, "Deaf j Wom
an's Courtship," arranged by Pow
ell and "Bird of the Wilderness,'
melodic and colorful; I
Encores included ai comic num
ber, "Look Edwin," y Wagenaar,
the singer's own arrangement of
"The Harp. That Once Through
Tara's Halls' and a German num
ber "Shy Lover." 1 '
The Crescendo club is to be con
gratulated upon: including Miss
Carter in its list of artists for the
winter series, for she not only is
a singer enjoyable I to listen to,
PIGGLY
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Liplotl ; s Tea .i.ib. i $ 1 .03
II.J.B. CoHee 1-lb. glass ddC .
Silex Cloths .....Pkg. of 4 100
Apple aucefer!h. 170
H&D 7 7 4' ! . ' ! .' ."
Grapefruit Juice IV140
H&D : I I
Blended Juice it'l 190
Creamed Honey u"Srion . 290
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PobiU are down en tteaka. Treat your family (
: delicious, Grade A steak dinner ' '
; Chickens ta Bake -'-
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OPEN DAILY- TILL 7 :00 ! P. JL;
For IIcaliTo Eal Ue Ccn'l Uz.Hzz
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yric soprano;' who appeared before
but attracts adult and student aud
iences alike "with- her personal
charm and graciousness.'
R. B. Loreiicc of
Moiiiiioiith;Witli
Sixtl Army
SIXTH ARMY GROUP, Trance
The ' American artillery battalion
in position just behind the infan
try on the : U. S: Seventh army
Alsac front had just lost two 105
mm. howitzers in an enemy sur
prise attackJ "Can you replace our
losses," the 264th Ordnance, com
pany was asked. ' 7 V:
Three hours later, the combat
ordnancemett ; had made their de
livery. In a few minutes these new
105's were firing in support -of
infantry troops which retook, lost
ground and on the next day re
captured the two lost howitzers. .
The Germans had'thrown phos
phorous grenades in the howitzer's
barrels in an attempt to : destroy
them. Again, the 264th came to
the rescue, j cleaning the burning
phosphorous out of the barrels
and saving the guns from damage.
Unusual tasks of supply and re
pair have become routine for the
versatile 264th ordnance company.
WIGGLY
Granulated Soap -,.270:
PalmoliYeSoap
Wax Paper w.i2woot rin 170
Carryall Bags
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Steaks
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a medium maintenance unit which
began operation in December, 1944
supporting troops of Lt Gen. Jac
ob LTlJevers'1 Sixth army group.
Pfc. Robert B, Lorence of Mon
mouth is the Oregonian of. the or
ganization.' . 1 1 ':"' -: ''.J . "
Valley Births
WOODBURN Births at the
Woodburn hospital include: .
VTdMr. and Mrs. Louie A. Han el
a' son,' Dennis Xee, Feb. 27. Mr.
Hahel is carpenter's mate' 2c in
the , US navy. 1 This is their, first
child. " 7 V7- J -A' ". :
To Mr: and Mrs C. Bean, a
daughter, Linda Sue, Feb. 28, first
child. :f . -i ;
To Mr. and I Mrs. P. -S. Culp a
son, Alvin Harry, born March 2,
third child third boyJ
To Mr. and Mrs. Everett George
a- daughter, Corliss ' Lee. She has
one brother.- ij ' " '
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