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D. EJafitbower; Acting rrcatdent Frank D. Fackenthal ( Clambla UniTenlty; General Eiseaaweit
presides t-Icct of CoiambU; BcraanTBarBch. adviser U prcaUeata.
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40 et 8 Picks
Committees for
Spring Wreck9
General committee chairman to
plan staging of the state wide
annual "spring wreck" of the 40
t 8, American Legion honor so
ciety, in Salem on May 22, were
appointed at a meeting of "wreck
committee Thursday night
The meeting was called by John
Wood and Ira Pilcher, chairman
and co-chairman of the affair, at
Wood's home. Host of the wreck
this year la the Marion county
volture, 40 et 8.
Committee chairmen appointed
Include Harry Caldwell, finance;
Chester Zumwalt, tickets; Hans
Hotstetter, banquet; Walter Kirk,
housing; Bert Victor, law and or
der; A. J. Feilen, distinguished
guests; I. N. "Ike" Bacon, wreck;
Rex KimmeU, rituals; B. . "Kel
ly" Owens, special events: Frank
Grimm, refreshments, and Ethan
Grant, publicity.
The one-day affair will Include
an initiation of candidates, a state
officers' business meeting and so
cial entertainment. Forty and
eight members and their wives
from over the state are expected
to attend.
A
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The Dig Half-Yearly
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(breath-taking values)
Horn 'where I sit Jy Joe .Marsh.
Do You Havo
Noisy Neighbors?
A lot of tke aelckbers were sa&
daly- assayed fcy Jek CrewelTs
kamcrbis mtMight. Jb wu buU.
lag hlauelf a atw fraat yerfh mmi
tke only date tkat lwe14 girt U
it was after
Finally w dacidd tke best tkins;
to do was all pitck la aad help
and get the carpentry over with as
soon aa possible, We did. Finished
the porek next evening aad Jek
gratefully treated m to ict cold
beer and dder.
Free wfcers I alt, tkafs wkat
Wiag a geod aslgtaar saeama. la-
stead ef fesapTslilag aboot tke
etker felleVk etf a, try U made
ataad aad share hie ImtTtmtt.
So if aay practising oa the flate
annoys you, come on over, neigb
ber, with your fiddle or guitar and
Joia bmI Maybe it will end p ia
our knowing and appreciating' ene
another better ... in an evening of
food fellowship. And 111 promise
te provide the beer that fees with
eveaingied goad fellowship I
Increase Noted
In Jobless Pay
Unemployment compenaatloa
payments to seasonally unemploy
ed persons in January totaled
$995,663, highest monthly figure
since June, 1946, the state unem
ployment compensation commis
sion reported Thursday.
' The figure was 24.3 per cent
more than a year ago, despite
continued record high winter-time
employment.
Readjustment allowances t o
veterans totaled 1220,669 during
the month. 10 per cent less than
a year ago, but up 63 per cent
from the previous month.
Migratory wild fowl in or
crossing the United States an
nually reached an estimated low
of 27 million In 1934 and Increas
ed to more than 125 million in
1944, but declined to 80 million
in 1946
Presentations
to Highlight
Scout Week
Scout week, the 38th anniver
sary of the Boy Scout movement
in the United States, begins to
day, with a program to be high
lighted by selected scouts' pre
sentation to high government of
ficials of a year's record la civic
service.
Royce Howard, explorer scout
from Lebanon, will represent 3,
000 boys in the Cascade area
council and all scouts in Oregon
when he makes a civic service
report to Gov. John H. Hall at
2:30 p. m. next Tuesday. Howard
was recently chosen the council's
outstanding scout of 1947.
-Nattoaal Report
At the same time, 12 boys from
over the country, including Dan
iel I Soss 16, of 'Spokane,' wQl
present a national report to Pres
ident Harry Truman In the White
House. Later In the day, they will
report on The Scout Citizen at
Work in His World" to the Unit
ed Nations organization at Lake
Success, N. Y.
Other local plana for the event
include church attendance by a
number of troops on Scout Sun
day. Units not church - sponsored
have been invited to attend ser
vices by the First Methodist. First
Presbyterian and First Christian
churches.
The Junior Chamber of Com
merce la to. sponsor a special skit
oa scouting over station KSUd
at 8:30 p. m. Wednesday. To be
broadcast from the FJsinore the
atre stage, it is in charge of Don
Milburn.
afeeaage freaa Preatdeat
The local three - county coun
cil received late Thursday, ac
cording to Field Executive Jerry
Scott, an anniversary message
from President Truman, honor
ary president of the scouts, which
read:
"Through your inspiring new
program of action, you and your
leaders have voluntarily accept
responsibilities which will streng
then the home, the community?
our nation and the world. This is
another milestone In scoutlngs
performance. In which 14,500,
000 members have participated
over 38 years.
"It gives me greet pleasure to
congratulate you on your fine re
cord of achievement and to wish
you progressive fulfillment of the
movement's ideals of character
building, citizenship training and
service to others.'
TWO 8EKK BtK-EIXCTIOK
State Rep. Henry Scmoe, Kla
math Falls democrat, filed for re
election at the state house Thurs
day. State Rep. Pat Lonergan, Port
land republican, filed for the state
senate from Multnomah county.
UA farm production for the
years 1943 and 1946 was approxi
mately one-third greater than the
average of the years 1933-1939.
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CAIHIED IHLS
Popular Brands
Tail Cans
ZZZ PAPER
TOWELS
Rolls
Limit
SOLID PACT
TOIIATOES
No. 2 can
as
Limit
SWIFTS
BACOII
Not Sliced
Lb.
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STEMS
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American Ghesso
lb. loaf
HadisHes
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Celery
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Toler Bar
Full oi Juice) Sweet
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SchaeWs
Herbal Dalsan
500 aa4 S1.00
Workina Too Hard?
Use Ileblex
Vii Capsules
For (her! ttrecL
feeling ...
Sold Only at SchcfWi
Step Blabt Up!
Get Your Botfle oi
Scbaeiar'a Corn Rexnody
No Belief, No Pay
Schoeiex's
Nerve & Dsns
Linizien!
500 aad 51.00
youb priEScniFnon store
WHEN YOU THINK DRUGS THINK SCHAEFER
1899 - 1948 It Paj U TnuU at Scnaefer,
Prescriptions Accnralclf Filled
EViiUXi'iililG FOB JUE DM7
We bar a compleU lino of medical needs for. babies. Let
no fill yoor pi ascription. . ,'- - - .
Valcniko
Candy
Cbocolatea In heart J
boxes. Rich red and
pastel boxes. SlerntJ '
tons.
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400 lbs.
lied Cinnacen
GUII HEA0TS
Special for Valentine
Retidar 40e lb.
This week only
Pound
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Ton may oat what you Qce
when you dee II you use
ScHaefer's Anladd
Tallels, 5Cs a tax
Clinax Ckscelales
. Special For Valentine
e3e pound
2 pound1 for 65c
For Those Pimples Try
Demand Oininenl
50
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Sale Agents far renslar smelas fee
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Robes and Housecoats
Boo. LSi to 78. One rack of rayon
snaeoes rayon crepes and cotton
sucker. Broken sires 12-29.
a"
6:00 P. M. to 9:00 P. Mj
BATH TOUELS I
Bog. 84c. Heary welaht turldih bath tow
els. largo also 20x40. While only. , ' '
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SIELiriA DRAPES .
Bog. 18.88. Colorful bamboo print Sierra
dofh drapes la 8 colore. Else 44x84.
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Boa. 888. Warde best quallry rayon gown
and nogagss set. Coral or blue. Slxs 82
to 88. .
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SForiT sihuts
Boa. 120. Men's 100 rlrgla wool tpod
ahlrts wtth conTsrflbls collars. Solid col
w red. , .
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Beg. tJUL Surface mount white enameL.
led steal cabtnat wilh mirror. Slxs 18xl7H-
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Bog. 25 ft. length block eyniheSe
wun brass fitnngs.
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