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The QELGOlt STATEZMAlL Sdem. Oregon, Tuesday Morning July 31. 1S4S
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Ot serve Birthday ,
At Salem Heights
SALEM HEIGHTS "Grandma
Gilbert, 1815 North Fifth, has
spent the past week aa a house
guest of thai D. D. Dotson family.
The occasion was her 92nd birth
day. j -.. ' . . . j
George Wilson, resident Of Ma
drons avt., Salem Heights, for tht
past 39 years, celebrated his 77th
birthday at! home Tuesday, July
24. Friends and relatives called at
the home during the evening.
Qoverdale Merchant
Marine Returns to Base
CLOVERDALE - Dale ' Yager
has left ibrjhis maritime base af
ter a 25 day leave at the home of
his parent Mr. and Mrs. Clif
ford Yager.) Yager returned home
following an attack of scarlet fe
verj after he went with the mer
chant marine a few months ago.
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Coasial Tides
Times computed for Taft, Ore by
tha V S. Coast and Geodetic Surrey
for The Oregon Statesman i
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Volcano on
Alaska Isle
Grows Active
UMNAK, Alaska, July 23.-(De-1
layed) (A Mariners at sea - in
nearby Chernofski bay were star
tled and soldiers on land cast ap
prehensive glances.
Old Mother earth was grum
bling way down deep. Hot vol
canic ash lumps of 1000 degrees
centigrade temperature shot a
thousand or mora feet into the air
from the huge eight mile crater,
which is called Tulik for want of
an official name. - ,
Everybody made ready to run
for their lives. The army .formed
hasty plans to evacuate the sol
diers. But no hot lava came bali
ng down the mountainside on
this island in the Aleutians.
The army sent out a call for
an expert to look over the crater
and in six days, Dr. Howell Wil
liams of the- University of Cali
fornia showed up. Dr. Williams
made several trips to the area of
activity, daring the molten lava
and the flashes of fire that illum
inate the sky at night.
Finally, he pronounced the cra
ter safe for the time being. He
said 30 to 40 feet a minute of hot
lava is flowing in the active;
cone, but that it showed no evi
dence of overflowing the eight
mile crater bowl.
ZBut," he added. "There is no
possible . way . to determine the
length of time the present flow
will continue." So the army is
taking no chances. An emergency
evacuation plan has been laid out
to remove speedily the men sta
tioned 16 miles from this, the so-
called second largest crater in the
world, if a violent eruption should
come.
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Rowlands Visiting
Hayesville Family
HAYES VILLE , LL Quentin
Rowland and his wife, the former
Adelle Frey, are spending a few
days with her mother, Mrs. Elsa
Frey. ' ' ' ' -
Lieutenant Rowland has just
returned from nine months in
Europe. Mrs. Rowland met hint
at Johnston City, Tenn. Enroute
to Oregon they visited his moth
er. 'Mrs. W. Bishop at (Elizabeth,
Tenn.; I LL j and Mrs. Harvey
Christenson and family at Camp
Hood, Tex., and Mr. and Mrs.
Elmo Frey and family at Sacra
mento, lieutenant Rowland
ports to San Luis Obispo in three
weeks.! . -. ." ., :j
4f FISTULA, piSSUet. raOCAFSI mmd
PKOTKUSION, sweat let e VTTAIJTT,
coMtont rt IfTATlOM, NllVOUJMtSS,
essruss tuiF, iNDioasncm; cot-
STI PATIO N, mnd mm-my emar fmpim
waka reaalt ie rhyakel Mnafy. j
Ovr letatt eparaveS aiatheeS kfiafl aekt
raawttk Ne a pial eaerotiea. CeN fer
eaewiwetiea mr writ far frae haeUat". f
fer jlppaaiBaiaal MtOMM 4
knd ever te soothe her disteried mind. Scene Is
jStremberg drama starting tomorrow at the Grand! theaira. It
la a llnited ArttoU release With Ralph Bellamy and Roth War-'
Hck lai featured rales.
!
Strike Cause
Gives Yiews
PORTLAND, July SO-W-Ken-
neth R. Smith, whose ' dismissal
caused the Libb, .McNeill and
Libby cannery strike which con
tinues d e s p 1 1 e two war labor
board back-to-work 'orders, told
his story to an NLUB investigat
ing board today.
Smith, president of the CIO
cannery and Food Process Work
ers union, said "employes voted
down an AFL directive to affil
iate with the International Team
sters' union. - Instead, they voted
to apply to the AFL, Internation
al Seafarers organization, and
when told AFL would not rec
ognize the action, voted to affil
iate with CIO, he said.
The strikers are reported will
ing to return to work if given
protection against dismissal until
KLRB can settle the bargaining
dispute. .
galley Towns
o Get Houses
IPORTLAND, July S0.-(P)
Construction i of privately-finari
ced family dwelling units has
been approved under H-2 prior
ities for several Oregon areas, Na
tional Housing Authority Repre
sentative; George W. Coplen said
todav. I if '!'!:
(All will have a sale price of $7
000, and rental price will be eith
et $50 or $351 !
(Tillamook -: Garibaldi will get
25 houses. Brownsville 10, Inde-
raiti'!B7!IIl!i6lHil!ie
pendence and M on mo u t h
Staytoh and Turner 5.
3S3,
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ton
RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL
SWEGLE Mrs. Charles No?
was . taken to her home this
Pftst weekend from the Deaconess
nospitaij sne is recovering i:
ap opera tionj , ; e . j i j-
from
Child Happy Again
He Gels New Dog
PORTLAND, July 30-()-
Johnny jPalmore, the 3-year-old
boy who went on a starvation
diet because his dog disappeared, I
is happy again. I
William P. White,! Peoria, 111.,
saw an Associated Press picture of
the grief stricken boy and sent
him a collie. It arrived today.
Johnny stroked the big dog's
head, gurgling "Nice doggie.1
ven Blackie, the cat, joined in
the reception and nestled his head
on the big collie.
Threes Daughters
Are Entertained
SALEM HEIGHTS Mr. and
Mrs. Rev. F. C. Stannard enter
tained this week end for their
three daughters. They are Mrs.
M. E. Pettit, Newport; Mrs. R. L.
Parker, Newberg, and Mrs. C. V. I
Huber, Hillsboro. j
"THE .YOUNG IDEA" By Mossier
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If j M. Dowaey I Big Sister Larry Smith - ;
30 Pastor's Call Helen Trent Persoaality Breakfast
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la ae I Mews llfe Beauttfol irree for An Tony Moraa
M:19 Witto Lopes Ma Perkm. lNewa SUrs of Today
lo t Paula Stone W. McDonald (Homemaker True Story
146 1 J. J. Antkeny I Dr. ISalaae (Art Baker I .
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15 ZV2.Ulrm Sew. Cp. MidniSht
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til Fmtr' 'SZZt Flaht. Victor Borge i""
6:4S I Torum i 1 i lpon- MuM8
1:ao rorum lServ. to Front Man X I Ceo. Olson
1:10 ' ReTVydet l Music In Nights, Romberg County Fair j
7:a ' Red Ryder i lieuo Soldier I 1
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la is Tnsaa. Sahrte lVeterana Phllharmonle KarUe IThan -
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: eft Nawa IwaTNew. fea Hour I
Dip YOB
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That Dneumstically installed
Rock Wool Insulation and;
Metal Interlocking1 Weatheri
StriDDing I will save up to;
40 in fuel bUls . : ..
I AND ALSO
Make yewr heme sip to 15
degrees eeeler la somsaer.
3f MONTHS TO PAY
I Free Estlawtes-i-Ne
ObllgaUen
Campbell Rock, Wool Co.
Salem Owned and
Salem Represented
1132 Broadway - Ph. UU
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110 Bctioet Of Air; 1130 43oneert
lian. u os Nw. ii:if; -Hour:
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Marches; f 1 M Variety v Trme; 1:00
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Masters 640 Adventures tn Research
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PORTLAND, July SO - W) - An
estate in excess of $500,000 was
left by Joseph R. Bowles, World
war X shipbuilder and philanthro
pist, It was revealed when his will
was admitted to probata) today.
Best for either hot or
coldpaclsdng
Available in hottleo
and gallon jugu .
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The same vinegar used
in Heinz ownpic&ing
Good fxill flavor .
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12 White Daisies
6 Delphinium, Whit
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2 Red Poppies
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18 Mixed Flowerav
all colors 1
80 WeU rooted (
perennials i 1
SPECIAL Two 1 3Jc Baby
Roses added free if order
mailed this week. '; :
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now. !
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