tThm Stat man, Salem, Orxyat Friday. Nrrmbt 28, 1M
Pensions Top
Legislative
TAims of Legion
Pensions, national security and a
boost in payments to disabled vet
erans and to veterans' dependents
axe top. items on the American
Legion's congressional agenda, it
was learned here Thursday.
A list of legion national object
ives, voted at the Miami conven
tion, was received by B. E. "Kel
ler" Owens of Salem, Oregon de
partment commander. The Miami
conclave also adopted a streamun
ed $3,500,000 budget.
The legion will seek congression
1 action on raising payments to
disabled veterans and to widows
of veterans and their dependents.
Other objectives are relief in vet
erans housing problems, and a
pension plan.
The national department of the
Legion also favors legislation call
Jng for military' training, enact
ment of an anti - communist bill
similar to the , Mundt-Nixon bill
and for continuation of tha con
gressional un-American activities
committee.
East Salem Family Has
Holiday Dinner Party
EAST SALEM Mr. and Mrs
William Judson entertained for
Thanksgiving dinner this year at
their Salem home on Sunday
Present were Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Wood, their son Howard and their
house guests, his nephew and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Wood from
Palm Springs, Calif.
Guests at the B. E. Braucht
home on Garden road for the day
and holiday week end were Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Braucht and
two sons and her sister. Miss Ina
Freeman of Bandon who is a
teacher in the schools there.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Larkins
drove to Molalla Thursday for
the family dinner at the home of
bis sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. I. N. Dunrud.
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Ormandy-rbila. Orchestra
DM.lt!! $1.71
CARNIVAL OF THE
ANIMALS Salat-SaesM
Stokewskl-Phila. Symph. $4.7$
UNFINISHED SYMPHONY
Schubert
KeasseviUky -Beaten Sysasta.
$4.71
Mall or Phene Orders
FUIed Promptly
Talks Monday
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Commentator
To Address
Salem C of C
George Moorad, station KOW
political commentator, author and
former foreign correspondent, will
address the Salem : Chamber of
Commerce during Monday noon's
forum-luncheon. His topic is "Can
China Survive?"
For 15 years he was correspon
dent in Asia and Europe for the
London Daily Mail, Life and Time
magazines and the Columbia
Broadcasting system. He is author
of "Behind the Iron Curtain," and
"As We See Russia."
Moorad was graduated from tha
University of Oregon and went to
China to work for the "China
Press" ia 1932. He: later became
city editor of the ''Shanghai
Times," managing editor pf the
Santa Cruz Daily Sentinel and ia
1940 director of Information of the
American Red Cross.
As a war correspondent from
1941 to 1949, Moorad was at Guad
alcanal, New Guinea, London, It
aly, France and Germany. While
chief of the Columbia Broadcast
ing system in Moscow, he . was
with the Red army in Rumania,
Poland and Finland: His last as
signment was to cover the first
atom bomb test at Bikini.
Vatican Citv. with a r-rulaHn
of 1,025 and an area of 108.7 acres,
is the world's smallest state.
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FOR
RECORDS
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Valsetz Scout
Troop Forms
VALSETZ, Nov. 25 Formation
of Boy Scout troop here sponsored
by the Valsetz improvements club
has been announced this week by
he Cascade area council headquar
ters office in Salem.
A cub pack also is being formed
by the improvement club, accord
ing to its, president, Mrs. Vernon
Poole. The pack is expected to get
under way within a few weeks.
Louis E. Robinson is scoutmas
ter and Eugene Fowler is assistant.
The troop now includes 15 boys.
John Richardson is chairman of
the troop committee. The troop
meets each Monday night at the
Valsetz school.
10 Children Eacape
Injury as Car Capsizes
VANCOUVER, B. C, Nov. 25
(CP)- Ten children miraculously
escaped injury Wednesday when
their kindergarten station wagon
overturned after a traffic collision,
rolled three times and stopped on
its side against a telephone pole.
Five-year-old Teddy Izen and
Mrs. Arthur Kelly were the only
ones treated for minor bruises. The
other children clambered from the
overturned wagon unharmed.
Elect Peterson
New Grange Master
BRUSH COLLEGE Principal
speaker on the Brush College
grange program Friday night was
Walter C. Leth, county agent, on
"Four-H Club Activities Through
out Polk County."
Mrs. Oliver Sargent, leader of
the Brush College sewing club 2,
spoke on its work and presented
members Donna Kron, Joan Sin
ger, Marilyn Sargent, Judy Carl
son, Patsy Hirdman, Susanne
Ma this, Janice Swartwant.
Mrs. A. E. Utley sang, accom-
i panied by her sister, Mrs. C. L
Blodgett. Mrs. A. J. Mazac played
piano numbers. Election of offi
cers resulted as follows: Grange
master, P. R, Peterson; overseer,
Charles Glaze; lecturer, Mrs. K.
W. Harritt; steward, Wayne D.
Henry; assistant steward, Harry
Phillips; chaplain, Mrs. Glenn
Adams; treasurer, C. L. Blodgett;
secretary, Ralph Ewing; gate
keeper, Carl Wood; Ceres, Mrs.
Carl Wood; Pomona, Gladys Ma
zac; Flora, Mrs. P. R. Peterson;
lady assistant steward, Mrs. Har
ry Phillips.
The executive committee in
cludes Ralph C. Shepard, Glenn;
Adams and L. J. MitchelL
Tha United States ranks far
ahead of any other nation in pro
duction of the four major sources
of power, coal, natural gas, oil and
hydroelectric power.
Orchard Heighte Orcherd
Heights Fanners union will meet
Friday night for installation of
officers and a covered dish sup
per at 6:45 p. m.
Aumsville Youth Croup
Elects New Officers
AUMSVILLE Attending the
American Legion auxiliary offi
cers meeting in Portland were
Mrs. Jack Sphoon, Mrs. Royal
Hoi ford and Mrs. Robert ' Mickey.
Jean Allen was elected presi
dent of the Aumsville Bethel Bap
tist Young Peoples society. Oth
er officers are Eva Coats, vice
president; Margaret Nicholson.
secretary-treasurer; Faye Smel
ser, song leader.
Decline Indicated in
Business Loan Totals
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S-4)-A
$15,000,000 decline of business
loans by Federal Reserve banks ia
the nation's leading cities during
the week ended Nov. 17 was re
ported by the Federal Reserve
board today.
The decline was a contrast to
the better-than-average increase
of $163,000,000 the previous week,
which had carried total commer
cial, industrial and agricultural
loans of the leading city banks to
a record high at a time when the
stock market was selling off
sharply.
Mot Comfort Wearing
FALSE TEETH
Bore is a pleasant way to overcome
loose pUte discomfort. A.STEETH. an
improved powder, sprinkled on upper
and lower plates hold Utem fli urn1 so
that they feel more comfortable. No
rummy . gooey, pasty taste or feeling,
t's alkaline (non-acid). Does not sour.
Checks "piste odor" (denture breath).
Cot JASTEETH today at any drug
star.
Anniversary Party Is
Held by Garden Club
f GERVAIS Gervais Garden
club celebrated its first anniver
sary at Mrs. Ernest Andres last
Thursday with 13 guests and Mrs
Flora Simon of Eugene present
Mrs. Anthony Duda reported on
the club's project of beautifying
the grounds of the two churches
and progress made. Question and
answer discussion on flowers and
the ronrtrol of rodents was held.
A birthday cake featured the re
freshment hour. Mrs. Merle Lucas
will entertain the club Decem
ber 2. j
Liaeala Mrs. Avalt Miller
entertained with a party Satur
day on . the sixth birthday of her
daughter, Norma. Outdoor games
on the lawn preceded refresh
ments. Attending were the hon
or guests, Allan and Judy Meiss
ner, Sally and Jean Walling, Lin
da and Lee Dye, 'Mike Camillo
and Verna and Marvin Miller.
Lcsier BsLapp
retaJ
Ha alius
Farnitare
Mertag
1 86 Top Pie Price
At Lincoln Social
LINCOLN The pie social,
benefit for the community Christ
mas fund, netted the club $69 at
the school house Saturday night
Lester Walling was the auctioneer.
Prire for th most attractive
pie box of the seniors was given
Mrs. Eva Purvine whose pie sold
for $6. Judy Meissner was award
ed first for juniors. The group
voted to give Christmas treats
to the children only at the Christ
mas program, instead of to all
attending, as has been the custom.
Mrs. Edward Schlegel was pian
ist for group singing led by Mrs,
Lois Crawford. Mrs. Roy W. Ham
mer is to arrange the Christmas
program.
The bazaar and quilt sale held
!n conjunction with the social
netted the Lincoln Goodwill club
$34. The committee on arrange
ments included Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
pa s ma
Sales. Orageaj
111 Ne, Cetal
C. J. Hansen Co.
Iltl Falrrreaacs rj. rk. S-CUS
thur Yungen and Mr and. Mrs,
Marvin Cherryj v . '
Tear Kltchea sad Bath
Cast Be Fererer Lovely
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Join our Christmas Club . . . and cue the cost of
next Christmas into 50 pieces! Choose the plan
you wish the one that suits your needs.
Save 50c . . . $1.00 . . . $2 XX) . . . $5.00 or $10.00
each week. Then, early in December of next
rear, the total amount saved will be yours fog
carefree Christinas shopping.
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Grapefruit Tim bringt you new crop fruit packed with tun.
shine cheer and goodness for these dark morningi. Spoon into a
iuicv half of szolden axaDefruit every breakfast time . . . from
now on . . . and you'll sea why wa ra to itirrtd up
value for YOU I
Get tha Grapefruit Habit today!
Taff h faa tmri. thrifty way
far arya ar tailf famllUn fa
buy grapfrult, and yaa'tl
aava ptaaty ta aarra aftaa. ,
Pricea in this ad
through Saturday, ' November 27.
We reserve tha right to limit
quantities.
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mm
Gardansida
Craam Styla
No. 303 caat
Gardansida
Swaet. Tender
No. 303 caa
229c
110'
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Hlora VVerfawafa Frata f rodaca SAVINGS
ORTLEY
APPLES
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box $2.49
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BRUSSELS
SPROUTS
GREEN
CABBAGE
CLIP-TOP
CARROTS
CRISP-FRESH
CELERY
Lb.
Lb.
Lb.
23c
5c
7C
9c
U. 8. NO. 1
POTATOES
SWEET
POTATOES
FRESH
RUTABAGAS
RIPE r
TOMATOES
10
Lbs
Lb
12
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Lb.
2c
These Prices Effective All Safeway Stores i Sales, Dallas, Silrertaa
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VASTE-FREE
WASTE-FREE, OVEN-READY
Turiieys
Yes, folks, you still have a
chance to buy one of these
fancy Oven-Ready Turkeys.
No fuss No muss Oven-Ready!
HENS
TOMS
Lb. 79
Lb. 69'
Pan-Ready Chickens
Eviscerated before weighing
Faacy Fryers Lb. 79c
Faacy Roasters Lb. 79e
Fricassee Fowl Lb. 69
Note in- this
sketch how Sa f e -way
trims Rib
Roast BEFORE
it is offered! for
i
sale.
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COFFEE
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caa
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Standing
RIB ROAST
Lb.
6$
Sirloin Beef Steaks lb. 73c
T-Bone Steaks Top Grade lb. 89c
Round Steaks Real Meaty lb. 79c
Pork Loin Roasts lb. 49c
Pork Shoulder Roasts lb. 49c
Pork Chops Center Cuti lb. 59c
Pork Shoulder Steaks lb. 55c
Pork Link Sausage lb. 65c
Like
Fish?
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Safeway's al ac
tion of wasfe
fraa, pan - raiady
saa foods.
NOR-HILL
COFFEE
Rick, wlaey flavar
46c
91c
1-lb.
baa-
S-lb.
AIRWAY
COFFEE
Feataes farifty kleasj
52- 44c
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Tewaheeiae
Grapefruit Juica
46-or. can 23a
Kraft Dinners Complete Dinner Pkg. 10a
Clrow Mein Ben Gee Dinner Carton 49
BakeI Beans B. & M. 28-oz. can 31 a
Chili Con Carne Hormel 16-oz. can 32o
RASVEST BLOSSOM
ts-
Ib.
FLOUR
$1.73
sa-
1b.
$3.45
Breere Cheese Food
Velveeta Cheese Food
American Clieese, Kraft
2-lb. loaf 79a
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21b. loaf 83o
2-lb. 98c
Heinz Tomato Ketchup 14-oz hot. 23a
Nucoa Margarine 1-lb. 37c, 2lbs. 73c
Dalewood Margarine 1-lb. pkg. 33c
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