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PORTLAND (n The Eev.
Thomas Acheson, 65, associate !
pastor at Qentenary-Wilbur Meth
odist Church here, died in. a Port
land hospital a few hours after
suffering a stroke at nis borne
Thursday. .:-
He fsrmerlT was pastor at the
Jason Lee Methodist Church in
Salem, taking the pulpit in 1918
and entering the Kimball School
of Theology. He was graduated
from -. Willamette University ; in
1914. ; 1 .v
After 10 years at the Jason Lee ;
Church, he moved on to churches
I in Tacoma. Boise. "Richla nd.1
wash., Spokane and Portland. He
suffered a heart attack in 1849. i
and went to his native Ireland for
19 months rest He returned t to
the church here in 1951. .
Surviving is the widow, the for
mer Mary Cone of Salem; a son.;
! Thomas Acheson Jr. Orono. Me
and two daughters, Mrs. Paul
Libby, Salem, and Mrs. Jsjnes
Wolfhagen. Orono. .
Funeral services will be held at
2 p. m. (DST) Monday at Cen
tenary Wilbur Church in Port
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CHICAGO An empty coffin and placards carried iy pickets signify their wish that the House Un
ABMrlcM Aetivltle CammiUee be "buried deeo" at thev vsrede around the U. 8. Courthouse in. Chi -
' ru whm mmmittM he&rlnr Investintlnr Com monism la defense industries, was sroins; on. Some j
ZOO chantinx pickets swarmed through corridors of the Courthouse after Lee Lundrren, 37. self -avowed
former Communist, Jestif led that Communists lifted an election of officers in a union which has
thousands of members working on defense orders. (AT wirepnoto to me Maiesxnsnj.
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ROUNDUP LEADER Ellxabeth the goose waddles oat to pasture at milking time and.
after a few squawks to line up the cows, leads them to Les Irwin's dairy farm, Sydney, AnstraliaJ
Happy Aicakening
Recovery of two stolen cars near
Cottage Farm east of Salem add
ed fuel Thursday to the inveouga
tion of a jail escapee arrested here
Wednesday night.
Ivan David Ryan. Portland, was
identified as an escapee from
Snohomish : County, Washington,
Jail by Federal Bureau of Investi
gation Agents who questioned him
at the Salem city lau.
Agents said the stolen autos fig-
i uring in their investigation were a
1949 Ford taken Tuesday night
from Alsman Motors used car lot
in Salem and a Frazer believed
taken Aug. 30 from Washington.
Portland law, officers also were
interested in questioning Ryan re
garding burglaries in . that area.
it was reported Ryan's criminal
record dates from 1936, when he
was a juvenile, and includes terms
in the Oregon State Penitentiary
in 1940 for burglary and 1942 for
manslaughter.
Ryan was arrested at Everett,
Wash., last Feb. 18 while burglariz
ing a motor company and was
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UNITED NATIONS, N'. Y. X IT'lO V iurv. He
The United States and five other was held in the Snohomish Coun
Securitv Council nations relected I ty jail awaiting action on his mot-
wnT piija. TmrnftMifni-hon-tof a new '-rial and. escaped
. - - June 20. The FBI entered the pic-
SimUlianeOUS aamiSSlOn OI 14ltiir m foorat wamnt chare.
countries to the U. N. They" de-ling unlawful flight to avoid con-
manded instead consideration of I finement, after Pyan left Washing-
each applicant on Its merits.. I ton.
MASS ACCEPTANCE SCORNED
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BirvrL-Plltlr&l nAviM Tom Mechlinx. SL Is embraced by Us at
tractive wife, Margaret, In their Reno home, as they were informed
' they had pulled the political upset of Nevada history in winning we
Democratic Senatorial nomination. Mechlins, an unknown ex-newspaperman,
and his wife who conducted a door-to-door campaign,
firnn thv t&lktd nenonallT ta S0.000 Nevadans In their trailer
tours of the state. Alan Bible, candidate sponsored by Senator Pat
McCarran, conceded defeat. (Ar Wlrepboto to xno statesman-
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longer than grandpa a id, on the vroge.,8irt thtse kUtropoli
tan Life figures show that if yo era- grandpa ow your
average futore life will not be much longer, oa the average,
than wes that of your own grandfatKer. I
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Improved Upland Grown
Fancy No. l' -' - ; ;
bushel
$2.25
TASTEWELL MARGARINE
S lbs. for , - 99c
LUNCHEON MEAT, Oscar
Mayer, lz-ox. can 39c
KOOL-ADD, asst. flavors.
S for - loo
PURE ORANGE JUICE,
Standby. 4f-o. can 25o
SAW BAKED BEANS,
Tall Cans . ., "
27e
CHICKEN and NOODLES,
Ranchers Pride. -No.
2H can . 49o
WESSON OIL, Quart 59c
COFFE, Shurfine, lb. 79e
BIS KIT MTX
39e
GREEN -BEANS. Sherwood
Brand, lie; S2J9 case
SALTAIR PEAS, sweet,
tender. Rer. 18c ,
33.4S
15e
SHURFINE CORN, cream
style. No. 303's, -Reg.
18e S3J58 case
GREEN GIANT PEAS
Reg. 23c, ease : 23.M
SPANISH RICE, Dennison's
Can ; ISo
LIMA BEANS and HAM,
Dennison's. Reg. 2Se 25
RANCHO TOMATO SOUP,
S cans for .. 25e
HEINZ BEEF SOUP,
- 2 for
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BORDEN'S CHEESE,
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FROZEN PEAS, MIXED
VEG- BROCCOLI.
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ORANGE JUICE, Minute
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PURE GR. BEEF, lb.
BACON, S lbs. for
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PORK SAUSAGE. Ib. . 39c
BOLOGNA, lb.
39e
HAMS, Morrel's Pride.
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FRESH VEGETABLES
LEMONS, Snoboy, dos. 39
DRY ONIONS, 2 lbs. 19c
DDLLARD CANTALOUPSC
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LOCAL CARROTS,
. 3 bunches for
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Sunday 9 to 6'
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Salem, Oreaen
During Fair Week Penney
will open' at 9 AM. ) j
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Continuous waist style with wide belt loops, deep
pockets and slide fastener fly. The kind of styling
young mep averywhere prefer for school, vacation or
everyday wear, Heavyweight corduroy that wears well,
washes easily and looks good. Come in tomorrow and
choose yoyt for now; or use Penney's Lay-Away plan.
28 to 42.
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colorful fall' patterns j
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Small, medium, large ;
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dine sport shirts in a
grand selection of fall
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