f
SaUm. Qfqon. Friday. June 7. It46
Regains Sight After 17 Years
- I A-""
1 1 , "H a l
nilLADCLrHXA. Jmm t Mrs. nelen Davis wh was afflicted with
a awdanra as4 slsmt UU1 bUadae wbe h was It years okL. Is
tmillmg. asata M a remit tw ey aperaUeu at rhttadelphia'a
MU1 aveapUal. fr swr a cast .aat. Sh U ntetured Utkiif at
a waUclck. trlltig Uw Usm brelf far taw first tUn In 17 years.
(laWrmatUmU S anAf). , .
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IPnnlbllflcB nUeecoirdls
.
CXKCX.1T ' COUKT j plaint allege plaintiffs' titia to
Onerta kadin Carter vs. Ross ' real property and that defendent's
lynn Carter: Oredec fr damia ; tnl claim is fU.- aks that
ui UBrt cartiea oeen neon- pMmuiu ime u inmivu.
ciied.
Jo Pieser vs. Fay Bu-h. Betty
Ma Baal and D. L Purdue: An-
Lousie Kelly vs. Robert Kelly:
Complaint charges cruel and in
human treatment. asks divorce.
wer by defendants admit Ung and ! cutody of child. $30 a month sup
deoyinr, jj counter claim charxe , port money. Married at Vancou-av-rrrnc
by plaintiff asks 'dis-;er. ' Wash, Feb. 7, 1944.
mural arid that defendant Faye j Ellen Dean Freeman vs. Glenn
Buati tever MW- -dasnage. j W. Freeman: Complaint charces
Ander4 Miami sr vs. Cecit Faun conviction of felony, s.ks divorce.
IJMaer- CoznBlaint chart cruel ;tody of four children and sup-
T - .. .
port money of $35 each a month
Charles Rhoade vs. Grace M.
Schwnirs and Blanch M. Sch
wiening: Reply denying sniwtr
and defense, asks judgement
mnd inhuman treatment, asks di
enree. curtody of tkre children,
llnntd tn ResdviU., Ky., April
i 1932. 1
Nettie A." Niaon : vs. Ralph J.
Kixon: Property .settlement filed
ettinc alimony rt ltM.
- Fre VtethodUt Church of
Wood bum varAntsm J. Pokorney
and TUli Pokarney: Order al
lowing dnarTr.
mst Ingram and Ada X. In
gram v. Anna Usn ana wu- j -tttnTifa: rni-rr
.ara M"-. i Clvde Cnesiowith Savior ir
I violation of basic tuJe. fined 110
MUNICIPAL COIRT
Warren M. Black. Portland,
violation of banic rule, posted
$7.30. bail.
Al Zuger, Kaln. charged with
dUordviljr conduit, posted $2$
bail.
fc maksj mor dfuti and cer
tain ovrrulinaf "sasn.
CHga M. Wwstsry vs. Cecil R.
Wooiery: Complaint charge
rmrl and! lnhoaaad Ueatment.
River, Harbor
Measure on
j -7
Way to Senate
WASHINGTON. Jun 6-l-Th
first big rivers and harbors
bill sine th war was passed by
the house. 208 to 68, today.
Expenditure) of $900,000,000 for
navigation. flQod control hydro
electric power ana related works
throughout th country is provid
ed by th bilL
Whil th bill makes n appro
priation, th SO approved projects,
become eligible for construction
whm and if congress- vote the
tkwy. Th bill now goes to the
senate.
Oregon projects included:
Coos Bay, Ore, $5,6119.000: Co
lumbia and lower Willamette
ri-er above A&toria, $1,044,000;
Columbia river. Vancouvef.
Wash., to The Dalles. Ore.. $78.
500; Columbia river, Foster creek.
Wash., $71,000,000.
MECHANICS WIN RAISE
PORTLAND. June. fl-MVPort-land
garage mechanics have won
pay increases ranging from 2 to
12 cents an hour, the union sec
retary reported. Owner groups
and individual shops have boost
ed th rate from $1.35 an hour
to $1.37, $1.43 and in on case
to $1.47.
O V8 1 v v Fh t i va I
Expected to Draw
Manv Thousands
Walter Petteys of the Bay City
Chamber of Commerce and Jim
Kelly, secretary of the North Til
lamook county Chamber of Com
merce, called on Gov. Earl Snell
on Thursday to invite him to at
tend the Oyster festival at Bay
City on Tillamook bay, June IS
IS. The festival is the revival of
ao annual event suspended dur
ing the war.
A free oyster feed is promised
thoae who attend. The oysters
will be prepared in an open pit,
baked barbecue style and served
with a special Bay City sauce. In
1941 more than 14.000 guests
were served and a larger number
is expected this year.
The visiting representatives say
that participation of the navy and
of dignitaries from over Oregon
is assured. Mayor Earl Riley and
Commissioner Kenneth Cooper of
Portland are expected to repre
sent that city. Navy detachments
fioni Astoria and the Tillamook
blimp base are expected and
Captain Ard, USN, will deliver
an address.
HO R MEL FI NERAL HELD
LOS ANGELES, June 6-P-The
funeral of George A. Hormel,
founder of the1 meat packing
held here today, and his body then
j. was forwarded to his former
home, Austin, Minn., for burial.
Wage Cost Hit
By Shipowners
WASHINGTON, June 6 - &) -West
coast ship operators said last
night that coastal and intercoust
al service, in effect, '"already na
tionalized." Coastwise shiDing is "nearly
gone" and intercoastl craft now
operate only at the ' cost of thj
government,' declared John B.
Bryan, president of ; the Pacific
American Shipowner association.
"There is no question that the
present union wage demands
mean the end of the merchant
marine, except as public and tl
congress decide to support its op
eration," Bryan said.
It is estimated that 7.6 pints of
fluid milk are consumed weekly
per capita in the United States;
7.17 in Canada: 5.2 in the United
Kingdom; 3 in New Zealand, and
4 in Australia.
SUIUIER
COURSES
New classes star tfn je
june 10 !i M
Capital Business
College 7;:.-':,
315 Court Street rhene 5317
. a at a Wi M
auiki otvorc. coiwoj m iw uu- . M .
ppon
and cots
Henry James Thompson, charg
ed with driving whil intoxicated,
continued fur plea to 10 am.
mm mi van a aanui iui
t MAM A T W Tk
IftCoidl-Soargert vs. I WUliam 1L McCauley. ..state:
' Jph - Sehwetgert: Affidavit; jJJ""1 ort of administrator fil
sutes that payment have not been ; .
mad underi a di voce decree. Jacob; Vfueller: Petition for
Lenero Ci Traey nd Jrac V. j change infiam to Earfr Janie
CrtxUJU V. Hasr Sample: Com- Burke. .
i . Mary Jn Spii(le. guardianship
of minor. Tietui ii of sale of real
property 'filed.
William Davis Sproule and
i,,rTrT tt Mr m4 Mis Ren H. J" Frederick Spioule. guaryii
Ju.nun - CSturctt . a d.ufh- ianship of minoii: Return on sale
Mart, aura i 01 real pi utx-i I v nietl.
Ceed L Dill. Philip De Witt , Roth and Joseph
Hoy. born , wn noin, guartnansnip oi minoi-s
piiat.
fJIrtlii
KHII T Mi. a Mrs
ess sh t a
M Mill!
nlSXa iSilr. MarUya
Laun. Swam Majf a.
a-e a1
r s
Return of sale of real property
filed.
MAEKUCS LICENgg
ArrucATioNsl
Milo Rav Kliewer 71 an4
le. ; May U ftafcrm IMfinm Dorothr H.fth SLra,,-h ?i
- '-- Mr. an V
K 1 ink S raw a. - a aminwr.
rt Aaau a-a Majr IS, Saln Daa-
U Ta Mr.
I. rauva 84
Mr. Paul K.
atkrr. Charyl
it4 Ta Mr. an Ur. Virgil ttull workers from Slem
iaa aaWTal,
ar- IiiaiLPiia
Mct mm. nail
. kam May
Ta Mr. am Mrs Rob-
aiMhaa, Tm a an an av .
a LaUav mmt-m May It. Sa-
Inana
Wasttal.
ta4 t Mr. an Mrs.
Ir. ana aut un a.
a. a akSlitrr. Olotia
IT.
William
ana. laraa. a -mmm , n-
rraaa. fcorn Mar t. Saarni D-a-
Warrer 1 G. Miller, 24 and Cora
Jean Moigenatein, 21. coat ac
countant, both of West Salem
J. C- Thendwr. 44, farmer and
Beaa t BalUrd.4.. cleik, both of
Salem.
luiaa-Ia Mr. an aira.
Stra arm. IT1 - Uaiw
at
New Pastor for
Knight Memorial
r.-- M.r . 1 Jiiirrli Arrives
William
nrirl. a
l ira ' Ta Mr. an Mia. TrnvaK I
Caa. Stana Lang, a an. Mikal M
' arar, aara May I Bunairw Mairit
aa. '
Mr. an Mrs rsiru-i r
a. -a acHlr.. Joan
Iraana. naea May BS. sakm Ura-
annana laaaaaaal.
ralMaa Ta Mr. - an Mn VirjU
rottuav rarUan Ron a aon
rtanai WaUiam, torn May IS. aahrm
Pnnmai baapUal.
-Ta M.i an Mca. Kaipri
oaran-
Ta. barm
ts4MtaJ.
naraaaa
j The Iev. Inn E. While, re
cently discharged fum service at
i thaplain in the army wiltf the
rank of captain, ha arrived in
. Salem with his f imi!v to assume
L the Dktorate of the Kniirhi Me
morial Congregational church.
Captain White's army assign-
were at carfipa and nost
In.! an Mn. Raion 'menu
fnuntrv r-h.aWlw at ILf k; Ia
'
T Mr. -and Mrt. Braullo
Ala., and Salt Lake City
A graduate of Pomona college
K. Dueaata. Bramks. a aon. Canllo. in California anrl of Pacific SchnoL !
fc-f Uw IT ' ' ' -. - ro- . .. . 1
of Reliffiiai at Rrlrlw th f.
arr . T Mr. an Mrs. Jacob J Mr. White served as pastor of
rL', -'mLI a SrJ!. nTaVrtn I the p"ri,n CongregatuHial church
M" DrCne" I in Portland and later at the Rive. -
raaaparay To Mr. an Mn John ; side Community church in Hood
Thenar. rwy. Dalian, a aari. aim Ttartii- ' River before entering the service.
His family consirts of his wife ;
BataL t V
asamiaa! Ta Mr. an Mr. Lucian C .
Baraeaa. Jaflaraoo. a atausHter. Sharon
aiaw ueaconeu
Ija. 'bar May
amttl. i
mraae tTa Mr. an Mr. Mkl B
PVartcr. T3 fturwa . a autilr.
Jorcn Jaanctta. bora May J. Salem
EW i 1 1 1 aa baaprtai.
ranrlpa Ta Mr. aavg Mr. Keith X.
Paullisa. Vyen. ". Joaua Raymond.
barn A aril 17. Saaaaw Daaconm hoa-
aaial. J . " '
waraa ra Mr. and Mr
Warka. racrta X aan. Uavid Eui)c
and four children, three girl and 1
a boy. They wi!l reside to 245
S. lth stf
Mag S3. Balaaa Daacurar a ho-
i
-Ta Mr. an Mra. Malcolm K.
Hunt. X3S Janaa anaaa. a aufrttr.
(iBa J aana . Sara AprU . IS. Salem
Di atanaaa haapttaa. .
be a on Ta Mr. and Mr. Wealar M.
B. aana. Justin Caaryf,
Aanil M, gait a Deaceneas hoa-
Tarkae Ta Mr. and Mrs. Zurmal W.
Ttacbar. raw S. a anbtar. Irana La-a-rta.
bar April XX baiem Daaconca
-Ta Mr. and Mr. Karl P.
fraol, lint Braadnay. a dauf htar.
Wtnrta 1, analla. bar May XI. aaaara
baabttal.
bisam Tav Mr. and Mr. Ar-
Shaur C. Bragaaaaalaiar. 114S H. lath at.
. Mar SS. galaan
FREIGHTS KATE RISE SOUGHT
PORTLAND, June 6-0P)-If the
railroads are to stay out of bank
ruptcy they must increase the
- , ' freight rates. F. F. Ashby, presi-
: ucm ui iiitr union i acme rail
road, said here today. He said the
25 per cent boewt asked of the
Interstate commerce commission
might not be, enough in view of
higher pay and materials costs.
Nrta-Ta Mr. and Mra. Ralob C.
Kr-.O. UX Park aw , a aan, Kattt Pat-rx-c.
bora May XS. galea Cataaral koa-
..aai.
- raaaaaxB Ta Mr. and Mr. Lloyd J.
Tiiaaiiai. Hubbard, a aon. Stephen
Liny. ' barn May Xi. gaiam General
aa Ta Mr. aad Mr. WUUrd W.
Webb. XXM Haaat , a daughter,
f Mary taaua. barn rrbrwary XI. 8a-
DBS. CHAN . LAM
Vf.t.XXaavMA OrO.CMMJA
CmNESK BX&BALISTS
211 NertB Liberty
t?f stair Portland General glectrtc
Ca CXflo apea Saturday only
10 ajn t 1 p.m.: S to 7 p nv Con
aultation, Blaod preaaure and urlm
taata art tree as rharga Practiced
alne 111
i
Cute tricks with
Juno vegetables
Iojblnyour enjoynsent of th grand
variety at colorful. Harden freah vegn
tablaa that re plentiful in Jun by pre
paring titer in duTereitt ways. Take a
look at the bright ideas on the subject.
MAIN DISH KCGPlNT-Culngg-plat
in half lengthwia and parbW foe
1 4 minute. Scoop out center, ana ah and
ceanbane with chopped cooked sneat. M
eup of bread crumb, grated onion, and!
aaeaoning to taste. Add a beaten gg
.and mi well. Reg II sheila, dot with batt
ler ar margarine, and bake in hot art
(400 F t fee 15 rnmutes. Serves 4 t .
CARROTS AND SQUASH -Cut ear
rota and zuochini or Itahan aquaah in
than (Uacaa, and a tea an in juet a bat of
water until tender, about 10 aninaitea.
Sanson with salt, pepper, onion juie
and aprinkla with grated (aim to aerva.
BROCCOLI Seaeon cooked broeeoU
with aalt. pepper, and a UbWapoon ar
two of orange juice. Top with grated
orange rind to aerve. Steaply atelicioua?
GLORIFIED GREEN BEANS-For
a pleasing new flavor, sprinkle green
bnana with a bit of nutnteg juot before
ear vine;.
IsPE E D-EAS Y FRIED POTATOES
If you Want taty potato in a hurry,
try thas nwlhod. Shred potatoos and
onaorui and brown in hot fat. atirring
frequently. The odd juet a bit of water,
rover. and steam for about 5 minutes.
Try yams or saKeet potatoes this way,
too. They're redy i no time at all.
CREAMED RADISHES Trim rad
iahea leaving about 1 inch of stem. Cook
uncovered in salted water to cover. 15
to 20 minute or until just tender. Drain
and add to whit sauce. They are like
the snoat delicate flavored turnip.
FRIED ONIONS AND CUCUM-BERiV-Tmly
tasty as an accompani
merit for, steak or liver. Peel and slice
cucumbers and onions and saute in hot
fat until' golden brown. Sraeon with
salt and pepper.
TOPPED ASPARAGUS-Cook aepar
egua stalks separataly from tips When
tender, drain and mash stalks, adding
a bit of evaporated milk and butter or
margarine for a creamy eoneiatency.
Seaeon and serve a a sauce ever th
aaparague 4ip-
Orreraae
Tae Hoas easak er Bureau
June is tint month to treat your family to a vegetable spree! The wide
variety of green foods in season right now makes it easy to enjoy salads
and tempting cooked vegetable dishes aplenty. Han to serve two pr three
different ones at each meal. And to be sure of full eating pleasure, buy
where quality iaguoranteed . . . make your selections at Safeway.
JUICY LEMONS
5 lbs. 570
Ice cold lemonade
is refreshing
in any weather
t !
Pfccfc Sappihs
r1 DtVllew CAP -CO
MIX
24-OZ
JAft
Ct. Df!r..M GOLDCN QT
aJMHI I iMIWe MIXED
nosh
Ripe Olires
M IIHI CatsL-p
NALLEYS
HAMBURGER
LINOSAY
MEPtUM
JAR
12 OZ.
JAR
PT.
JAK.
I3H)Z
BOTTLE
rVaveelesa SHEDO'S C OZ
viSSinyrxo STYLE JAR
Scr.drdch Begs FRESH Pk0
Lhcrmjst
DeYiled tkni
14-OZ.
STAHL-MEYER
LIB- .
BY S
DEEP
38'
48'
19
!4'
14'
JO"
10
15'
O V. 4 1,
CAN
MO
Fresh EGGPLANT Texas TOMATOES
See Carol Drake's
recipe in the
left- hand column
b 140
Firm and ri
Delicious sliced
for solods
lb.
190
Cabbage.
. W.IU Walla
Carrots
Clip Top
lb. 60
lb. 7Vz0
IVORY SOAP
Medium
bar
Kind to your hands
Produce Features for
Fridays and Saturdays
Dry Onions 3 210
Yellow Bermuda 3 it..-. &v
Cucumbers
Hothouse -local crop lb.
CORN Golden Bantam
Swefer and tender 190
250
Order Carol Drake's 146
c:aninj guide now
THi complete and colorful manwal
contain thorough direction about
canmnf and freexin' all kinds of food
fruits, vaeaiables. meats, poultry, fiah.
very thing you need to see you through
th entire canning season is included in
this concise, authoritative booklet. It's
all yours for a dime. Just send 10c in
coin or stamps to
CAROL DRAKE. Director
The Hotaemaker's Bureau
Boa: 2110. Dept J
San Francisco 26. California
Old Dutch Cleanser 2 m 15
Oxydol Soap Ad pk 23
Cashmere Bouquet 27
White Magic 17, 32
Select Brooms Sturdy
r-M WINDOW e l rrj-
oiearex cLJEArrKR s as oc
Dry Cleaner Aunl Su 63ei
Shlnola Whit o... 81
DUZ SOAP
Gronuldted
Duz does 21Va-or.
everything pkg
23
Prunes, Starr, prepared No IV? 24c
Pearm, Green Tog. stondard ""Jf' 26c
Apple Juice, New West quart 29c
Blended rule. B,T rt 18c0? 42c
Orcma.Iuir. 'L-J'p '19c 44c
v w frvKi
EDWARDS
COFFEE
for that extra flavor
"Lift"
tt jar 2-lb. jar
23 54
AIRWAY
Fresh whole beon
lb. bog 3-lb. bog
20 50
Nob Hill
COFFEE
See it ground-:
Know it's ())c
fresh lb bog
The prices listed below demonstrate the kind of savings you
will find on every shelf and in every section of our stores;
PKG.
48 bo 5t
PK.G.
2 L8. aQ
Canterbury Tea BLACK
Our Mothers Cocoa NOURISHING
Deet Sugar jSirn 5LBS 35C ' IOL.s.60?
Grapefruit Juice ,SK 13 ;4fiSf 2?
Dried Prunes
TOWN NO. 2
IN CELLO 2-LB. OTc
PACKAGES PKG
CnaUU hninL kJSw, VARIETY
I ValiJV VI 11114 r!IA
Of FLAVORS
HI 4
3TS 10
5no-Whito Salt Plon or Iodized pkg. :
Fresh Roasted Peanuts i h, Pkfl 29
Pancake Flour suzonna 2v2 -ib. pg 15
Flapjack Floiir Aior, !0 ib bag 64
Peanut Cutter !ST LB. M 25 2 Ll JAft 49
Edam Tasty Cheese X LB 50
2
mam? aMxmmHmi 'aims
Enjoy meats that are guaranteed tender, juicy and good
eating every time . . . make your selections today at Safeway.
!
I
He
Sdl.a RAisin. c'"ur,u vtt 3c
T 5 Dm., DnL nianha 13-OS.
Sedlea Rcdsinsa Cenvolo '- 21c
Pitted Dates, Park Row 25c
Ready I t-lb. Kc 1
ue dUbT. vw
Cider Vineaar 2?, .... 10c I lGc
J MASON tt l it OOe
Jan me8222r 93
Jelly Glasses fZ -o. 43
Jar Rubbers Yfr7L 10
TopSea!rTALLlBf,3pkr. 10
Jar Lids K 325
Ja r Caps JSESUn or2U
JarCaPSRrcc,ir.h"ef 1 5
turtle
lth- to
the
etahl.' r
M"4 for jttw
meroush
Cub!
Breast.
Thigh
& Legs lb
Heort, t
Gizzards
& W.ngs lb
Wing Tips,
Neck ond '
Back lb
71'
15"
Yfliole Turkeys
Grode A, MC
dressed lb Tf U
Fresh Halibut
Sliced, Ib. 41c
Medium size, 0(Tc
by the piece lb
CRAB MEAT
FRESH Qc
No shells Vi lb OlW
Crude A
Fresh Fryers
Eviscerated
Walnut Meats
wv waMwM Mill pint w- nil
Baking Powder. Calumet 1 17c
Baking Soda HVr 5c
Chocolate Syrup, Siter's 20 oz. 27c
lb.
1 EGGS
Grade
Large, ' doz.
Mediumau
47e
45c
Fresh Oysters
Medium Jt T"c
o?
size;
Pint
ROCK COD
Fillets lb. jy
Spring Lamb features
Leg 6' Lamb OJc
Grade AA, Ib. 40c Ib.
Shoulder Roast ymc
Square cut AA ond A Ib. J
Rib Lamb Chops 43
Tender, meoty, AA, lb. 4 lb.
Lamb Stew gc
Neck, breast and
shank. AA, Ib. 20e
Meal features for Fri, and Sat7
Peas, Gordenside, std. No. 2 can Xlc
Peas, Sweet Plckms No. 2 can 13c
Green Beans, ZEV' "c
Fancy Diced Beets, 10c
Country Horn. Cream N. 2 4r
VK,ra Ooldcn Bantam etyl
Diced CkllTOtS, Summertime Ji,,2 10c j
Pimiento Chllie. Pyrg V 37c
Spaghetti, Golden Gram pint jar 16c
Macaroni Dinner, tf? 10c
Smoked Salmon 7jB'48c
Butter Clams 32c1
Cheez-it Jr. Crockers 6-oz. pkg. 11c
Graham Crackers 7 VkV 19c
Margarine. Sunnybank lb. pkg. 20c 1
Nucoa Margarine lb. 25c 2 lb J9c
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