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The OREGON STATESMAN. Salem, Oregon. ffcrturdcry Homing. October 13. 18U PAG2SZVCI State Realtors To Gather at Gcarliart Hotel Realtor of Oregon will gather at Gearhart Hotel, Gearhart, -Ore., for their 11th annual convention on October 25, 28 and 27. i Included in the list of -outstanding speaker are Gov. Earl Snell; Real Estate Commissioner Claude H. Murphy, who will offer his famous. "Realton Querio"; Chester A. Moores, . Common wealth Inc. Portland on "On Your Toes, Realtors-; Chas. A. Evans, . Hawkins & Roberts, Salem, "Farm Sales and Values"; E. E. Burdick, attorney, Portland, "Legislation, Court Decisions and Case Studies"; h C. McLain. The - Oregonian, "Making Advertising Pay"; Hugh Rosson, Salem, Director, State De nartment of Veterans' Affairs, rrpnn Veterans' Benefits and the G. I. Bill of Rights"; Arthur S. Kirk. Des Moines, Iowa, presi fint National Institute of Real Estate Brokers, "Sales Ideas, that Click": Dr. A. L. Hafennchter, tt S. Soil Conservation Service, "Conservation of Agricultural tands"; L. C. Simms, The Simms Co., Portland, "Face Lifting Com mercial Properties''; Keith Rhode, The Home Insurance Co, Port land, "The Realtor and Insur and Ben H. Hazen. Port land, BenJ. Franklin Savings and Loan, who will be principal speaker at the annual banquet, Saturday, October zi. The scattering of seed by hand Is the simplest and oldest method of sowing. .. Pi Phis Meet At Bown's Mrs. Lee Brown was hostess on Thursday night at her Ne braska street home, to members of the Pi Beta Phi alumnae. Zinnias, ' asters and marigolds were used to decorate the rooms. Attending the meeting were Mrs. Cornelius Bateson, Mrs. Phillip Blake. Mrs. Raymond Bonesteele, Mrs. James T. Brand, Mrs.' - James ! Humphrey, Mrs. Vern Miller, Mrs. Delbert Rob erts, Mrs. Floyd Thompson, Mrs. Forrest Stewart, Mrs. Russell Mefford, Mrs.. Kenneth Manning, Mrs. Harrison Elgin, Jr., Miss Dorothy Vandeneynde. Mrs. James A. Bennison, Mrs. John Anderson, Mrs. Berkley DuVauf, Mrs. Frank Cross, Mrs. Dan Schreiber of Independence, Mrs. John Bone, Mrs. Charles Hug gins, Miss Marian Mulkey, Mrs. Manfred Olson, The latter three taasisted Mrs. Brown as hostesses. TodayVtattern Clean-cat ' and casual shirt- frocks. Pattern 4891 has a strik ing yoke that may be played up in : contrast or in stripes j as shown. With long, short, or K shirtwaist sleeves. -j Pattern 4891 comes in sizes 14. 16, 18, 20; 32, 34, 28, 28, 40, 42. Size 16 takes I yards 29- ' : Inch, a ' v ; ' : : j - Send SEXTEXK CENTS In eoUs this pattern to Th Oregon SUtesman, Pattern rpt- Salem, Ore. Print plainly- BIZB. NABtX. ADDRESS, STYLB NUMBER, Order th Anne Adams 1S4S Sum mer Pattern Book I Cool stylos aa Jnrt as they ara easy to sew. Printed in book arc PRCS patterns (or hat. ba. and gloves. Send TU- teen Cents mora for your copy, j RATION CALENDAR H" MFATS, PATS. KTC.J book H- tnroufh 1T1 osd OUKll Jan. 51 At thmuirli CI thrmii yet. L 31. Fl thriuiat, IT Mn.t. U " Mirvuga vaua nroMP wee. Book 4 Stamp M vali (or flv Bounds through Dec HOES; "Sok S Atrplar . H. . and 4 valid WAY TO RaXUYl MSTf OF ' Jfc sr lit 'K BtsMe'Daty lata Drsas jrorks fattl Tea. you get quick teuef from anly. MUMjiuwiaiKixianMaivuok ov tla Vs-tro-nol tn each naatrtl. Wbnt'a xnora-lt actuaUr helps prevent many colds from deTeloplng II rwd la ttnel Try it! roUdw drscUms la pexkara. Truman Sees Sherwood Play WASHINGTON. Oct 12.4 President Truman attended a spec ial performance of Robert E. Sher wood's new play The R-3ge4 Path," at the National theatre to day. 1 - .1 The president was a guest of the management alone with wounded and convalescent soldier and sailors from the navy and navy medical centers here. .' I He was accompanied by Mr Truman and. their daughter, Mar garet V ' Gov. Mon C. Wallgren of Wash ington and Mrs. Wallgren ; also were in the presidential box.: f ; Later the nresident and i Mrs: Truman entertained Spencer Tra cy and other members of the ca at the White House for tea. Truck Driver Hurt in Wreckt ! J.. M. Vergeer, 70, truck driver, was injured Friday when bis panel delivery truck and a dump truck driven by Lewis Meyer fcf Salem collided a mile north ff Turner. . fy Vergeer, who was taken to I a Portland - hospital, was not bjt- lieved to be seriously injured. He told state police that he lost con trol of his truck and nearly ran into a ditch before colliding with the Meyer truck coming from the opposite direction. r , . Both : -vehicles were considera bly; damaged. ' Meyer received minor Injuries. ; . 'Mr. aaa Mrs. Lynn Crone miller, jr., are spending the wefek at the Oregon beaches. ; '' ' .' ; . f - fi A daughter, Paula Maries. was born October 10 at Corvallis General hoapftaL to Mr. and Mrs. Everett M. Joekel. The mother Is the former Evelyn Grittn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. p. Gritton, route 4, f Today s Menu jj Pears willfc play a prominent part in the menus for the week end, j. 4 vmrm m. Cottage cheese-pear salad Sausage in Danish squash Sliced tomatoes ; Deep apple pie 1 - : Cheese SUNDAY . i: Celery, apple, raism salad, ; Veal pie .with i . ! Potato crust aked carrots with mint! Hot rolls' ; Pears with, ginger cookies:!' MONDAY. . Molded vegetable Barbecued beef cakes Baker eggplant slices Potato chips J Grape pie BAKED EGGPLANT SLICES L medium sized eggplant' jj H cup finely chopped nutf 1 cup. fin bread crumbs j sail ana pepper teaspoon thyme .Iilk Wash eggplant and cut in thick slices, leaving the skin on. Com bine the nuts and bread crumb. Roll the eggplant slices in the mixture and place them in a greased casserole. Sprinkle ti top with salt pepper and thyme. Add enough milk to Just cover the eggplant and bake at f 310 degrees until tender and brown on top. . jf'- f , ; Cay StocHs I "I JMnow" YWCA Invites Public to : Tuesday Meet ...... . . i ? .-(.- : ' Members and friends of the lo cal YWCA are invited to parti cipate in a round table discussion on -Why a New YWCA and "Salem's Needs for Girls and Women in the Future,", at! '2 o'clock Tuesday, October 16, in the YWCA parlors at 768 State street f ' ; - - Following a short I business meeting of the board of directors at 1:30, Mrs. Zella James, presi dent, and Mrs. Esther Little, exe cutive director,: will lead the discussion.-. " I ;- Facts concerning the Inadequa cy of the present facilities for housing and club and recreational activities will be revealed and plans laid for: the new building fund drive.' . . I "I' I . Persons interested are invited to attend. Mrs. C W. Parker chairman, and the social commit tee will serve tea informally dur ing the afternoon. I I f Fishermen Ask J Ration Points Off SEATTLE, Oct 12-(fP)-The ex ecutive board of the ClO-Interf national Fishermen -j and Allied Workers ' of America, represent ing 2.2,000 members on the Pad fic coast and in Alaska, proposed today that ration points be elimit nated on all canned fish. 1: The board said sufficient sup plies of canned seafood products are available. Jo Anne Bourne i Has Birthday j Jo. Ann Bourne, daughter of la. isol. ana Mrs. joe uourne, 1625 North 19th street was ho tess to 18 girls from her room at Englewood school 00 Friday afternoonj Jo Ann's party I was to celebrate her seventh birth' day. . I ..;"..--.. , j' t Mrs. Bourne arranged a color scheme of pink and white. During i the afternoon movies of . trips taken by the family were shown; and a peanut hunt and guessinisgames entertained the girls during the afternoon.! f 8ILVERTON PFC. Jennie Goodman of the immunization department of the army became the bride of Joe P. Ford at; a ceremony October 6 at 1:30 at the chapel at Santa Monica, Calif. .. , ?. ; ; 7 . j .. . Chaplain Andrew K. Craig officiated with Col. Louis L. Roberts, commanding officer, giving the bride away. PFC. Sally Shramo was; the maid of honor. . . The daughter of Mr. and Mrs John F. Goodman, Silverton, the bride Joined the WAC August S, 1044. ; ;. : '.J.'-.r- r j j SILVEETON Georre Hubbf, son of Lt Cot and Mrs. Ronald Hubbs, celebrated his seventh birthdar anniversary party at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hubbs on Coolidge street Tuesday. Guests included Bobby and "Linda Nax lund, Karen Alfred, Tommy Turner,- Harry Buckley, Eld en and Elma McKinney, Harry Sannerud. Linda Hoblitt and Kieth Jones. .-; - j I Colonel Hubbs who is serving ; in Germany, sent home a box! of medals which he had found in Hitler's reichs-chancellory in Berlin and the son was a proud wearer of a German Iron Cross at the party. -" j . FrcraDoth Retzi! end Catctorrs! f f You are more likely to find things you deed here at Sears where you can make selections from both our retail stock; and our catalogs. Shop our Catalog Salei pep c, tool Savs tune, money!; j ! .1- ' ''5. :'; '' Canada Takes Over ; Meat-Packins Plants. OTTAWA, Oct 12.-P)-The gov ernment today took control of five strike threatened meat packing plants in western Canada in order to assure a ' steady flow of meat to hungry Europe. - "1" Workers at the five plants, lo cated at Vancouver, Edmonton, Regina, Prince Albert and Winni peg, were preparing to strike Mon day after an impasse in negotia tions for a 30 per cent wage In crease . ' The plants, all operated by Burns and company, employ 'about 12.000 workers. FISH LADDEK REPAIRED PORTLAND, Oct 12-PV-Re- pairs of the fish, ladder over "the Willamette river falls at Oregon City were completed today,, at a cost of $5000. Th fall migration of silverside salmon toward the Tualatin river is expected with in a week or two. -. 5. ? - ? - - ' v 4 1 .hk::h':.:.-t--' i1 ' r,t : ew ?mf j ll 'Q-. - ... .... i, 4; . ' Servicemen 's Watches WATER PROTECTED! SHOCK PROOF1 SWEEP SECOND HAND! I Gift Wrapped for CThrishTtaa Ucdding SERVICEMEN'S SOLID 67.50 b Does your overseas husband wear the wedding ring? It will please him. a lot to" know .you are so thoughtful . . . 'GIVE HTM ONE OF THESE HAND ENGRAVED WEDDING RINGS FROM MILLER'S I ' Key Ghhins Sterling Silver r If ifs by' SWANK, hell like ltl Swank key chains ol sterling silver are not only smorrVlook lng, but rety sturdy as welL See the new tastsners and key rlna device. Salem Marine Corps League Install Officers With State Commandant t 14 Pittenger of Eugene, former Sa4 lem resident, as installing offlcerl th Salem Marine Corps league and jits auxiliary installed new officers at their meeting Thursi day night. , . , , . :.. , ; ' .j New commandant for the league here is Lloyd D. Ringland, forme recruiting jsergeant here for the marines wbo has- been released from the service, has returned to his civilian duties with the public utilities xrnmission here, and Is also opening a pet shop on Ferry street G. K. Richardson is senior vice commandant; Don Clements, Junior - vice commandant; Frank Millet, chaplain, and Herman Do- ntj ergeant-at-arms. " Ora Furlough was installed as president of the auxiliary; Helen Noyes, senior vice president; ' ? s " v v. vNj-1' ! 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Keiser, - new t Eugene commandant Hors Treads Water H Until Owner i ArriTet j OREGON CITY, Oct U-tfV After sa . 1800-pound horse spent all day in a well treading water, the owner discovered him and pulled him out . . But th fanner still wonders how; th animal fell in the 60-foot hole There's a three-foot high coping around th edg. .sv: vv w :.,.. s v - . " - - ' The Perfeti Gffi "Hh Christmas" Overseas $lY9 him hla special seTvice- Others Prloed Dnnlml ygalGrs. Sterling Silver Spcdal, S5.00 A, sterling silver DunhiU lighter is a "must" in th service! See thes beautiful sterling silver, .sturdily built lighters at Miner's. Special t3.et. Span Aluminum Lighters f3.5GVM.S0 Other lighters for servicemen in a variety ot designs priced St $3.50 and $4.90. Hoy Chain Sets Stedlna by "Swank" Here's SWANT3 newest key chain sets, comprising key chain, collar clasp pin and tie holder clasp. Hell use this set with his first dTries outfit" - ,M Seek Gintxol Oriental Moth Is State Plan A three-point program to com bat the Oriental fruit moth, found in Oregon for the first time, in Malheur county, was drawn up by a fruit industry advisory com mittee which met this week at Salem with officials of, the state department ot agriculture and th state college experiment station. R. W, Gray of Medford waJ named chairman of the-advisory commit tee The committee requested the department and experiment sta tion proceed immediately to de velop, a program' for surveys over the state to check growing areas to determine whether ' moth is present; seeks to determine how to combat tiiis pest in any area it may appear; recommended budget for research and survey. "The advisory committee was appointed last month after a se Our Jewelry Department Of fers Idenfificafion ! 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" The committee recommended the college work out a cooperative program . with other states in a research program and ; the rear ing of parasites to control the pest; and-revocation of the Oregon quarantine against the Oriental moth because it has been found In all states bordering Oregon, as well as in Oregon, thus indicating the quarantine is no longer an ef fective preventive measure. "? The Oriental fruit moth is a pest that 'came into this jcountry more than" 30 ! years ago""" and has new spread to most of the states. It effects deciduous trees, - pri marily commercial .peach or chards. : j j The moth Inflicts damag la two ways, as a twig 'borer in de stroying new shoots and as worm in ripe, fruit . It is believed that poker is art adaptation of a Persian game and was brought to th United States by way of New Orleans.! B sur to maa his gift before th last mailing hour on Octo ber IS. went ..A-.-v.! - f V'i- 4S1 State VU
