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California Packing Co. Emplo yes Dinner Nptes Season s End
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Salem Incident
PoWIaND. Nov., 10-MVThe
state fair employment practices
commission decided today to look
into a Salem Incident involving
two negroes and police there.
Chairman David Robinson said
the investigation would seek to
learn whether the new FEP law
was violated. Hesaid one of th
negroes ihas sworn to an affi
davit saying an officer told him
We don't allow negroes in Sa
lem." Robinson, said the negro
was a potato harvest worker wait
ing to be paid in Salem.
"The FEP commission is con
cerned about any case where it
appears members of a racial mi
nority are not able to enjoy the
protection of the FEP law because
of a local policy forbidding them J
to remain in any certain locality,
Robinson explained.
What started out U be a small end-of-the-aeaaon party tamed Into a
hit banquet af California Faekin- C. employee Wednesday noon
at the plant cafeteria. Above is tho groap celebrating- the end of
another packing season at the plant. The beet ran was finished Sat
urday' Employes, foremen, superintendents and management offi
cials were present. (Statesman photo.)
Captured German
Science 'Aids U.S.
- ATLANTIC CITY--The Unit
ed States 14 Just beginning to reap
the benefits from the huge amount
of scientific information captured
from the Germans after World
War II, says CoL Harry A. Kuhn,
U. S. A. (retired), president of the
Armed Forces Chemical Associa
tion. .
"The government to far has re
leased more than -100,000 reports
with data on synthetic fuels, Jet
missiles, chemical warfare agents
and other subject, trot it will take
Eears to evaluate all the informa
on,w he told the American Chem
ical Society. . i.
Some of the more important de
velopments jert 't the Fischer
Tropsch process' for, making syn
thetic oil frotn coal; the manufac
ture of high concentration hydro
gen peroxidt.-prdaction of white
carbon ' black; fire-fighting
fuel chlorobromomethane; a syn
thetic substitute foe mica, and new
Insecticides. ,
Veep'g ;Q$ie
Leaves Ilodpital
ST. LOUIS.Nov-,10-(!PHMrs.
Carleton S. .HajJetTi- 'who wiU be
married to. Vicg,Pref ident Alben
W. Barkley tiovJTs, left St. Luke's
hospital today, .a week after she
entered it She.. h4 buffered a
alight attack of Influenza and also
needed rest. -
The 38-year-old "widow did not
return to her apartment here, but
went to the home f a friend In
the country. ij '
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Tatum Attempls Second
Escape r Cll Bati Cut -
PHOENDQ ' Aria Jp. 10-flV
Jack Tatum, whotrKLaed his way
out of the Maricopa county Jail
here Oct 22 only to "be captured
and returned two weeks later, was
apprehended in a. new attempt to
escape today. ;;
Sheriff Cal Bolea. said Tatum
and- his cellmate," Oliver Wayne
Coursey, were tcught trying 1o cut
through onf.of-ie bars on their
coll window; 4'ajdd they had saw
ad through, a'cftairter of one of the
Plywood has been used in piano
manufacture since 1830, when it
was first used x for tuning pin
blanks to prevent pins from slip-
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PORCELAIN PRODUCTION I N ft R L I N riasUr forms for china produc
Uoa ara made onee again at Berlin's famed eld porcelain factory, in operation for first time since the
war. Plant employs 150 workers and la under control of West Berlin government.
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EXPOSITION ftUILDIN C This is the newly bailt Palace of Tourism on Haiti Exposi
tion grawada at Pert-aa-Prince. tbo capital. BaUding will boose toarist headoarters after Dee. t
exposiUon opening marking the capital's Zaath anniversary.
Four jMore Aliens
Take Citizenship
Final Examination
Four more Marion county aliens
Thursday took final examinations
for United States citizenship in
circuit court
Six applicants had been examin
ed Wednesday by A. I. Kellogg of
Portland who conducted the two
days of tests in Salem.
Taking testa Thursday ware:
Jean Paul Collette,' 1713 Waller
st.; Wilbert Jean Collette, 1383 Ba
ker at; Agriflno Nebra Rodriguez,
S780 N. Rlvtr rd.; and Ingeval
Sjol, Silverton.
All were Canadians except Rod
riguez who was born in the Phil
Jppina Islands. Pinal papers will
be granted December 12 in circuit
court by Judge George R. Duncan.
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Salem Academy Drive
To Seek Building Fund
Salem academy, now in the
process of building a gymnasium,
is conducting a drivo to raise mon
ey for the construction ! of the
bleachers. . j
The student body is divided in
to two sides, the green and the
white, to correspond ; with the
school colors. The captains are
fPeg Hamilton and Kenneth Lar
son. .!
The students are selling units
Fm-nilurc and ilpplionccs
A, Spot Ciishf I
if
Coll Anywhara, AaT&M
Rlyhaat PkicM Paid Gladly -
A v ' 1 Wrlta V?"
PODDT AUCTIpIT I3MT
'1SQ5 N. Summar SU Salata or Phone), 3-5 110
lvvk. Wo Como At Onco; " i
or seats in the gym for $10 each
The person buying a unit will al
so have a season ticket for the
basketball games. The aide who
sells the most units will be award
ed a prize.
Special electric cables have been
developed for use in hot beds.
Rumor of Sale
Irk Boss Veeck
CHICAGO, Nov. lO-PVPresi-
dent Bill Veek of the Cleveland
Indians today issued another of
his many denials that a deal for
sale of the club Had been com
pleted here. : Veeck admitted he
was "sitting around and talking"
with Hank j Greenberg, Indians'
vice-president, and President Wil
liam O. DeWitt of the St. Louis
Browns this afternoon. In answer
to reports emanating in Cleveland!
that the club; s tale had been clos
ed here," Veeck declared sharply:
"I'm getting tired of these six
or seven routine checks a day on
the sale of the club. This doesn't
look like we sold the club, does
it? We wouldn't be selling to De
Witt, who represents the Browns,
would we?"
KRAMER HIKES LEAD
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. lMfV
Jack Kramer, king of the profes
sional tennisi player, continued his
supremacy Over Pancho Gonzales
tonight, defeating the 1948-49 am
ateur cnampion 11-9, tt-0 at the
arena before a crowd of 5,000. The
victory gave Kramer 8-3 edge
in their touring series.
Bowling
I (CMVEESITT BOWL
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE NO, 1
Ralph Joluwon lit R. Bell , J3. A.
Bell 438. M oh I man 407. Garrtaun 536.
V. F. W. (3) Wodezwoda 409f Parkes
772. Valleau 332. White 303. Miller 391.
Pumtlite (2i Keller 409. Sheridan
343. Willard 283. El wood 446.' Duncan
50 (21 S & N Clothiers Kaneekl 502.
Barker 494. Muelhaupt 387. Ricka 427.
Nagley 436.
Easles (3) Peterson 534. Reid 495.
Ritzman 3M. Pero 444. Zeller 490. Cuah-
Inra Union Ser. (1 Peaae 426. rarley
485. Stone 422. Scott 433. Comstock 448.
Judaon'a Plumbtna (0 Angove 366.
Bronson 353. Beats 382. Little 345.
Hopfinger 494. Naval Air Fac. (4) B.
Knedler 433. Holman 442. Baal 468, J.
Knedler 913. Brown 482.
Dyer St Sons Ins. A nr. (1) Me
Glothln 378. J. Miller 496. Plauts 453.
Kerns 43S. Perman 474. 1st Nat. Bank
(3 Dtices 49. Kotute asa. Marshau
425. Man- 44. Morris SIS.
WMtern paper (l) Luke 44. cadacn
388. f. Kueblcr 477. Andersen 404, L.
Kuebler 401. Interstate Tractor (3)
Morris 908, Koblnaon 441. Tanquery 382.
Burtner 431, BMnacaman 423.
Hlah Ind. Game. Lee Morris 20.
High Ind. Series, Peterson (Eaglet)
534.
(CAPITOL ALLEYS)
GOOD HOUSEKEEPING (3) Olney
418. Albrich 33. Duncan 342. Jones
464. Possehl 474. V. W. C. A. (0) Gard
ner 381, schuessier 27S, Schwab . 246,
Macker 338. Butt 361.
CAPITOL CITY LAUNDRY (1) Bain
31. Doerfler 373. Rosa 319. Hillnan
280. Bayes 387. WELLARD ART TILE
(Z moo 46X, Lawteas 49, cosman
379. Kaneskt 407. WlUard 383.
KEG LETT ES (2) Dawson 427. Boyd
433, Anderson 403, Putnam 448. Meyer
469. CUPBOARD CAJX (1) Thompson
411, Elliot 460, Pease 407, Clodt , 961.
Boyce 403.
QUISENBERRTES (J) McElhaney 363.
Pugh 383. Black 358. Kennedy 457.
SENATOR BEAUTY SHOP (1) Mc-
Clain 275. Scott 333, Rodakowskl 319.
Clin 368. Adotph 461.
ACKLIN s BOOTERY (1) WUder 382.
Loken 331. Vittone 380. Whlrtaker 310.
Archer 435. GOLDEN PHEASANT (2)
Clark 467. Thrush 437. MueUhaupt 441.
I Laird 398. Garbarino 441.
High TEAM SERIES KEGLETTES
2186.
HIGH IND. GAME CHARLOTTE
POSSEHL 194.
HIGH IND. SERIES CHARLOTTE
POSSEHL474.
16-YEAR-OLD SENTENCED
KLAMATH FALLS, Nov. 10-VP)
William David Roach, 18, the
youngest person ever committed to
the state penitentiary from this
county, was sentenced to three
years Imprisonment there today.
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INSPECTED MEATS
Phono 3-8757
You can now buy cKoico cuts of fresh and curod pork at McDowoll's Market at now
low prices. ThoM an sot spodala Ghiarantood to bo cut from nothing but top quality
Of Pork. . ! -
Hall or WhoU ...
...Jb.
4?
Thoso aro not largo hazna. All mad from tho flnost arain fed pig solectod.
Sauage ... J ib. LJJ
Ground
Beef .
Our sKrusago and around boot art mado from tbo flnost of moats always froth.
Beet .
Bcasiv. ! lb.
3P
OoUed -
Pribt Dib. ..lb
PURE LAUD
Opon Eottlo RonoVerod
Dacca
Backs
ib. 4i0
Bacoa r
Stjpiarcs .... lb.
2 lbaw 25C
Placo your ordor for a Turkoy or Ham for your TbanksalTlng Dinner.
POUK SHODLDER BOAST ?rL
.Jb.
43r
ThrtaTOaivia
If UI I IlD Replacement cost today Is 73c lb.
Lb.
590
VELVEETA CHEESE
lb. brick
790
Tl A T7C Swift's boneless picnics.
lltll'AaJ
absolutely no waste
JJb.
550
Armour's sliced
and rind oil
BACON
i
BABY FOOD
-Lb,
Clapp's strained
.Can
50
WESSOII OIL
..Quarts
550
SNOWDRIFT
lb. can
770
SWIFTimiG
3 lb. can 670
nnr innn Barks 4
uuu ruuu
For dogs and cats
4
.l-lb. can, each
70
PUREX
.Vi gallon
190
WASHING POWDER
Sworl
Xarge sizo 190
SALAD DRESSING
Nalley's Tang
.Pints
290
SALAD DRESSING Nalley's
Tang
.Quarts
490
SANDWICH SPREAD
Lunch Podl
Joints
290
LUI1BER JACK SYRUP
4-os. bottle)
330
LDIIBER JACK SYBUP
Mo. 5 bucks.
690
STRAWBERRY JAH
No. 10 Jar. 2.75
.lS-ox. Jar
290
POP
Quart six, 2 for 25c
..Per case) 24 7-ox. bottles
690
ICE CREAI1
Assorted flavors
..Per quart
330
ORANGES
Sunldst, swell for fulcs
Xach
10
nDflTTPC Orogon dried Italians
sTAlUilbiJ
10-lbs. for 1.19
lbs. for
250
Tff ft ff TTf I'C 1949 crop orchard run
If 111414 U AsJ
Franquone)
Cm lbs. fo? 350
mi
lbs. for
350
nnn TTC Id Rice, Popcorn,
LI AjlllJsJ
10-lbs. for 1.11.
lbs. for
250
a?!- n.M MM r:MMMM CMM Superior
190
C Jl ITPTI sTYl A IT11 W Yoagors,
UlIUAiiUUllAU 1 pti
ptr case) 24, 159
..Can
110 o
inilTTOTfffTcan Standby,
jruriarikiii:
per caao 24 1JS9
.Can
70
ffTlsCT'TT Til? fl TTC? No. 2 cans Green Spot cut.
per case) 24, 3.10
..Can
130'
hp tl PfJPC 's can Yellow Freostoae,
eV aUilUnlliJ por Case) 24, 4-50
..Each
190
TIG1 T TIC 2Va can halves Willamette brand,
per cos) 24. 5J25
230
Froo with each ordor of 25. wo giro you a ticket which entitles you to a fre
airplano rid. Bo surs and ask for your ficktt
THESE PRICES ABE GOOD THROUGH THURSDAY NOVEMBER 17th