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Toastmasters
Club Selects
Contestants
Six contestants who will vie for
the opportunity to represent Cap
itol Toastmasters dub at the
Toastmasters district speech con
test later this month, were choeen
at last night's meeting of the club
In the Gold Arrow restaurant.
The six were selected as a re
sult of a series of weekly club
contests in which each member
of the club were allowed to speak,
according to Marion Curry, presi
dent. They are K. A. Brad Held,
Stearns Cushing, Or. Harry Moran.
Robert Forkner, Wayne Smith and
William Taw.
They will speak at the club's
meeting next Thursday night in
the Gold Arrow beginning at 6:15
o'clock. That night will also be
ladies night, with wives of toast
masters invited.
Dr. Moran was toastmaster at
lait njght's meeting and speakers
were Robert Forkner, Joseph
Prange, George Naderman. Will
iam Oko and Julius Giuntoni.
Program chairman for next Thurs-
Meet to Consider
Travelers Club
Organization of a local unit of
the United Commercial Travel
ers, a' fraternal organization for
business and professional men,
will be under consideration to
night at a dinner meeting in the
Marion hotel at 30 o'clock.
Several members of the Eugene
unit will be present. Some 50 local
business men have been Invited.
Reservations are being taken by
Mrs. Gerald Brownhill, 2445 Myr
tle ave.
Albany Man Held
On Driving Charge
Richard Glen Haynes. Albany,
arrested by state police here
Thursday on a charge of driving
while intoxicated will appear in
Marion county district court to
day. Haynes was arrested on North
Liberty street, and is being held
in lieu of $330 bail, la Marlon
county jalL
day's meeting are Elmer Boyer,
Elmer Amundson and Prange.
- REMEMBER -
The Portland Symhony
Orchestra
Werner Jcmsaen. Conductor
IN CONCERT
Salen High School Acdilorinn
Wetl., Feb. 18 8:15 P. M.
General AH ml Inn. $1.50 Inc. tax
Coaler Section, $2.40 inc. tax
Tickets at
Holder's Radio Jaquilh Music Salem Record Shop
Stooe) Piano Co. Will's Music
Security Week
Observances
Set for Salem
Talks to local service clubs and
radio addresses will feature ob
servance of the city's first "atomic
agC observance of National Se
curity week, which began Thurs
day, according to Major Harlan
Judd. president of the. Marion
County Reserve Officers associa
tion, which is sponsoring the pro
gram here.
Major Judd announced that LL
Col. Howard Hellieson of the lo
cal army recruiting sUff. is chair
man of the program. Major Reg
inald Williams, member of the
ROA. is in charge of the speak
ers' bureau - and Major Vinton
Green, of the state department
of veterans' affairs, is radio liai
son chairman.
In addition to talks before
clubs on national security and de
fense. Judd reported that the Rev.
George W. Turner of Salem and
Major Green would talk over sta
tion KOCO tonight at 7:30 o'clock,
and Major Homer Lyon will speak
next Monday at :30 p. m over
KSLM.
"For obvious reasons," Judd
said, "the matter of our nation's
security under current world con
ditions Is vastly -more important
than it has been in peacetime be
fore. We hope that every organ
ization in Marion county and each
citizen will make plans to join
us in this traditional observance.'
Eoff Unconscious,
But 'Improved'
Although still unconscious three
days after he took an overdose of
sleeping tablets in Marion county
jail. Richard Eoff, 4S, charged
with assault with intent to kill,
carrying a deadly weapon, was re
ported to be in slightly unprov
ed" condition at Salem Memorial
hospital early this morning.
Eoff was found unconscious In
his cell at 4 p.m. Monday by a
deputy sheriff, a few hours after
he had pleaded innocent to the
charge of attacking a Salem
housewife with a flashlight in her
home on February 3. His wife, who
was also taken to the hospital
Monday unconscious from an ov
erdose of sleeping tablets, is con
scious and "improving", the hospi
tal reported.
Yon'U Find ALL tho LOU PRICES
at SAFEUAY
It la our policy to meet tho lowest price ol avery competitor, item by item, day
by day. Not these) specially reduced baraalna at your Salem Saioway. Why
shop all over town Jar baraalna whan you can aet them ALL at your Saio
way Store?
I IE AT SECTION
SAFEWAY GUARANTEED QUALITY MEATS
LHIK SAUSAGE "ork 49 0
ponn chops ri'uu . .... 490
PORE STEAK Shoulder cuts Lb. 450
PORK SHOULDER ROAST Ne h,nt l .420
PORK LOIII ROAST E"' toin "u u, 470
Meadow Wood,
Crade A
BUTTER
EGGS Crde A Ur
IIARGARIIIE Dark":
Lb.
Doz.
850
500
Lb.
T.AT1T1 Swift's Si,ver,eaf
Coif 60 MIwel1 Uou9' MJB' Go,den Wesl HII,
Soda Crackers
1-lb. carton 270
4-1 b. carton $1.03
Snow flake or Busy Bakers,
l-Ib. can
2 lbs.
430
430
AH advertised brands
25 lb- sack
Harvest Blossom
25 lb. sack
IFLOtJH
2.02 50 lb. sack
1.95 SO lb. utk
enrnn c.n. or n(.
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TOIIATO JUICE Son"r Dw."
PHIK SALI10II Tll.
4.04
3.89
100 lb. sack 8.25
46 ox. can 190
No. 1 can 390
EFFECTIVE IN SALEM CITY STORES ONLY
Mas prices la this advertisement have beea eat se sharply It Is alasest eertala that
the fee seaee or these tteeas win exeeed the sappty. We will de ear best to
keep the stores sappUed bat we aaay rwa short. We reserve the rlht to limit
Ne sales to sealers.
Truman Plait Easing Pressure
On Turkey , Speaker Contends
The Truman doctrine of U. S. aid in Europe is relieving the
pressure on Turkey from the neixhborinf soviet union, in the opinion
of Ismet Sanli, Turkish newspaperwoman and United Nations obser
ver who addressed the Salem Knife and Fork club Thursday evening
in the Marion hoteL
Declaring that the Turkish people have welcomed enthusiastic
ally the Truman doctrine, she told
Cafe Manager
Charged with
Bank Rohbery
PENDLETON. Ore.. Feb. 12-JP)
Theodore James Audett, 41-year-old
cafe manager, will be taken
to Portland for trial on a charge
of possessing, money stolen in the
week-old $9,000 Athena bank
burglary.
A source here disclosed that
Audett, an ex-convict, had bought
a car last month, promising to
pay for it between Feb. 1 and 10
with a check "from a restaurant
I own in Philadelphia."
It was on Feb. 4 that the
Athena bank vault was tunneled
into during the night and robbed
of $9,000 in silver coins. Audett
was arrested in his cafe at Uma
tilla Tuesday night and charged
with participating in the bank
theft
FBI agents said most of the
silver coins were recovered
some in a snow-covered cache,
others in the cafe that Audett
had taken over about three
weeks ago.
U. S. Deputy Marshall Frank
Myers was assigned to escort
Audett from the Jail here to Port
land for trial. Audett -was re
cently paroled from Alcatraz
prison, to which he was sentenc
ed for a Whitman, Neb., bank
robbery.
WU Sororities
Pledge 18 Girls
Eighteen girls were pledged to
sororities on the Willamette uni
versity campus following the sec
ond semester rush period Thurs
day night. Colors were pinned on
the girls at a fireside immediately
following the picking up of bids.
Alpha Chi Omega pledged Bev
erly Hutchinson; Salem; Nan
Pratt and Betty Jo Townsend, New
Seattle, Wash.; Ernestine Vosper,
Oakland. Calif.; and Helen Bona
durer, Portland.
Wearing the Chi Omega pledge
ribbons are Aubrey Lien, Salem;
Barbara Lee Miller, Burns; and
Bonnie Waigand. Boise, Idaho.
Pledges of Delta Gamma are
Nancy Phillips. Albany; Colleen
Whitman, Hood River; Earlyne Fo
ley. Palo Alto; Jean Rickli. Berke
ley; and Martha DuRette, Gervais.
Pi Beta Phi pledges are Ber
nice Haynes, Berkeley; Anna Fay
Olson, Salem; Joyce Hanks, Diana
Arpka, and Kay Stark, Pertland.
Undulant Fever
Cases Reported
; No further cases of undulant
fever - have occurred in Marion
county, the Marion county health
department reported Thursday
after two Dreviouslr' unrnnrirf
cases, which occurred earlier thii
month, had been brought to light.
The two esses, which were re
ported to the state board of health
last week, came from the Silver
ton area, the county health de
partment said.
Holy Land Strife
Takes 23 Lives
! JERUSALEM, Feb. 12 -(p)- At
j least 23 persons were killed in
Palestine violence today, most of
them in the tense northern re
gion. Twelve Arabs, eight Jews and
three British soldiers were slain,
bringing to 1,151 the total killed
since partition was voted Novem
ber 29.
The strife - torn Holy Land was
swept by rifle fire as snipers went
into action at numerous points
from Haifa to lake Hula, north
of Galilee. Convoys were attack
ed and roads were mined.
the dinner audience that Russia
has not openly sought its long
desired Dardanelles concessions
from Turkey since the new Am
erican policy went into operation.
But, she admitted, the situation
is still at best "an unhealthy stale
mate." Both Russia and Turkey
have withdrawn their ambassa
dors from the other country, al
though diplomatic missions head
ed by charge d'affairs are retain
ed by both countries.
Miss Sanli, noting that Russia
has protested American aid to
Turkey, said that is the Russian
attitude to be expected toward
any American aid project anywhere.
Mrs. Hughes
Said Missing
City and county police are still
on the alert for Mrs. Ma bell Ba
ker Hughes, 63. who has been re
ported as missing from her home
since early Thursday morning city
police reported latejfast night.
As an umbrella and a coat, iden
tified at belonging to Mrs. Hughes,
were found Thursday morning on
the middle of the Salem-West Sa
lem Willamette river bridge, po
lice searched the river Thursday
and alerted all river boats.
Police inquiry Thursday reveal
ed that a woman had been taken
by a Salem taxi cab from the
Hughes home to Center and North
Commercial streets intersection
about 1:52 a.m. The intersection
is one block east of the west ap
proach to the bridge. James King,
Salem route 1, brought the um
brella and coat to the police sta
tion about 2 a. m. Thursday, and
stated that he had found them on
the bridge.
Distribution
Of Medals Set
World war II medals will be
distributed to Salem and West Sa
lem veterans, who do not already
have their medals, at an open
meeting February 26 at the West
Salem Legion hall.
This action was voted at Thurs
day night's meeting of the West
Salem post 4248, Veterans of Fer
eign Wars. Medals available will
be world war II victory medal,
American defense medals and for
eign service clasps. Veterans are
asked to bring their original dis
charge papers to prove eligibil
ity. The public is Invited.
Contestant
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L N. "Ike" Bacon. Salem realtor,
who Is the third candidate te
declare his candidacy for the
office ef Marten const? sheriff.
Bacen will file his declaration
ef candidacy e the republican
ticket with the Marion eeanty
clerk today. (Story pace 1.)
Rockwell Bill
Termed Threat
To Northwest
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 -CP)-Rep.
Jackson (D-Wash) asserted
today in a statement that passage
of the Rockwell bill by the senate
would "scuttle" the Industrial and
agricultural development of the
Pacific northwest.
The measure, which would
amend the reclamation act, has
been passed by the house.
Jackson said he was assured
during discussion of the measure
that it would not be used to "ele
vate electric rates in the Pacific
northwest." He added, however:
"The net effect is a large in
crease in Columbia river power
He said one group of experts
declares that the measure would
increase the irrigation subsidy
from power revenues between $3,
000,000 and $3,700,000 while an
other group figures it at about $4,
400,000. This, he said, would mean
a rate increase of 13 to 20 per cent,
Jackson listed what he called
"two jokers" in the bill a section
providing for the payment of irri
gation subsidies from power rev
enues on the dates each power
unit come into production and an-
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other section which ignores the
old law providing for a ten-year
development period. He' said these
make the dates when the irriga
tion period commences and ends
indefinite.
Southern Group
Calls Meeting of
True Democrats'
JACKSON, Miss., Feb. 11 -JP)
Some 3,000 Mississippi democrats
in a state-wide meeting today call
ed a conference "of all true white
Jeffersonian democrats" at a date
to be announced.
Thus they endorsed action of
their governor toward a break
with the national party over spon
sorship of "anti-southern" legisla
tion. The call for the nation-wide
conference was contained in a res
olution adopted shortly before the
end of the three-hour meeting. No
opposition was voiced. 5 j
The democrats today also de
clared "it to be our purpose to use
our electoral votes to best servo
our section and the nation In the
manner determined by the true
white Jeffersonian democrats." I
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