The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 05, 1956, Page 12, Image 12

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    I12-Sc. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thuri., July 5, "50
Ike Observes
Quiet 4th at
Gettysburg
"cCTTYSBirRG. Pa. tl - Presf
dent Eisenhower celebrated Inde
pendence Day at his eeuatrjr es
tte Wedoea It about as Uim
fastuoa ae possible lor a nan
Hh couple tt lively grand-
ttildrea wader foot.
6e far at could bt determined.
evea with the te kids a band.
there wasn't a Romaa candle, eky
racket or firecracker oo In place,
r. Nor were there, any official
Visitors. - ... . . , ...
, Tomorrow though, the recuper
ating President will be back oa a
limited work schedule hishlifhted
bf an Important confereace in
wbick the chief of sUff at the Air
Furc. Ceo. Naihaa F. Twiaini.
will report oa bis peraanal ebeer
' rations of Soviet air power. Twio
ln. Just back from eight day ia
Russia, will bold a aewa confer
ence after aeeing Elaeahowe.
It was a dull, muggy July 4 ia
Gettysburg, with overcast skies
threatening to spill rain. And on
the Elsenhower farm Just outside
of town, the grass, still was wet
from overnight showers.
- That didn't atop the President
from turning out this morning for
half botir of (hipping aad putting
on the neatly carpeted golf greee
behind the bouse. He waa using a
Na. I iron from M yards out, with
his heaae guest, MaJ. Gen
Leonard D. Hcalon, looking oa aad
occasionally taking a turn.
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'trashing suggestions from IGAI
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Sen. Morse
Spends 4th at
Eugene Home
- EUGENE f) Sea. Wayne
Vorse, Oregon Democrat, arrived
at his farm borne here Wednesday
to spend a ajuiat holiday and meet
with his election eampaiga staff.
. The seaater Joined Mrs. Marat,
who arrived about W days ago la
spend the summer. . Morse la
scheduled ta fly back te Washing
ton Saturday.'
' He arrived in Portland by plane
at 4 a.m., where ha was met by
-his eamnaiga manager. Mrs. Jeaa
Lewis. She accompanied the aen
atnr oa tha automobile trip to
Eugene,
. Morse went horseback riding
with Mr. Lewis t-year-ald dwugh
to, Judy, Wednesday morning and
later rode around tha farm In
specting fences.
Tha farm has been under lease
to a tenant, but the lease has
expired and ' Mrs. Morse has
moved back for the summer.
,. The senator hat no speaking
engagements scheduled during the
vit. His administrative assistant,
William Berg, returned to Oregon
about a week ago, and will consult
with Mrs. Lewis aad Morse oa
fampaiga plant. ,
t Morse, who last was elected as
I Republican but switched la tha
Democratic Party, will be oopofed
ia the November election by ex-
Gov. Douglas McKay, former
Ulterior secretary, who woa the
Rrrmhllcaa nomination ia the May
primary..
Prehistoric
Indian Site
Uncovered
' Berkeley. Csiir. iiua place
where prehistoric Shoshone Indians
manufactured large knife like
blades which they probably traded
to other tribes has been found in
Inyo County by aa arc heological
research team from the University
of Calilornia.
The blades wers made of obsid
ian, a Jet-black glass like sub
stance. They wers large and crude
ly shaped, so that Individual pur
chasers could chip them dowa to'
the desired sue, said Francis A.
Riddel, research archeologist.
The site was found by Harry I
Hiddell. brother of the archeologlst
and employe of the Lot Aagrlei
Pewer Company. It is at Rose
Springs, about 40 miles south of
Lone Pine.
Few Implements other than the
blades were found. This indicated,
Francis Riddel stid, that the place
was not a typical Indian village
but a temporary or seasonal place
for manufacturing. The presence
of abalone shells at the site sug
gested also that tha Shoshone
carried on trade with Indians from
the eoatal area of California.
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REAL
GOLD
INSTANT OIANGI
6UL $00
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Cool Off with ICED
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more satisfying
on a hot
summer day I
2-lb. tin
Drip or Reg.
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Reg. Size tin... 29c
IGA Y.rvr.rced Peaches
IGA Fruit Cocktail
Durkee Mayonnaise
5 No. 13 Caaa SI M
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EACH 21c
5 No. 30S Cans SI M
F.ACH tie I "WW
24-ox. Jar
59c
fAnrshtnallows
Cracker Jacks
Star
polar m (raawf ar Catakv
Pconut Butter
Cheose
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Cmfars
Itf. 33c
5m 4c
lurte. 43
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Chopped Beef
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U.S. Good Grade Steer Beef
(ul
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Pound
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EACH 27
33 Fir Quicker
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One Given Away at Each Store Monday, July 16
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Orrings Juice
Dill Pickles 'i:1 3
UPTON Yellow Label
BLACK TEA
BLACK TEA BAGS ' 41 Baft
UPTON ONION ,
UCH 21e
39c
59c
SOUP
MIXES
TOMATO-VKCiKTABLE
CHICICENNOODI.K
15c
3 for 39c
3 ,0, 39c
Fresh. Solid, Ripe
TOMATOES
For Slicing or Salads
2 lbs.
FRESH CELERY
SWEET CORN
SEEDLESS GRAPES
Pound D
6 ears
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IGA PEAS
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16.
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Each 17c.
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B & M BAKED BEANS,,,. . 29c 3 ,or 85c
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Vigoro
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Itgular 1,89
10'
Toibt Tissue
SHOP and SAVE at Those Independently-Owned IOA Stores
TREND
TODAY
IS TO
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JX OAVINOO
YISTA IGA
MARKET
1045 S. Commercial
First la Soath
Salrm ''
STATE STREET
IGA MARKET
lUI SUte Street
ORCun's
IGA MARKET
i20 N. River Rd.
EMERY'S
IGA FOOIiLINER
Wallace Read
J at fteveata,
West Salesa
CORNSTARCH
& 15c
NIAGARA
Starch
'Sr. i9c
LINIT
Starch
'?T 15c
PARSON'S
Sudsy Ammonia
Quart Oft
loftla XTt
PEPS0DENT
Tooth Pasta
2 Reg. 49c Tubal
Only 73C
Plus Tat
M.CP Powdered
' Pectin
2 29c
PARD DOG FOOD
2 29c
I AVA COAP
11c
Both
Bar
O'CEUO
Sponga
'NoTJ-C'ft
Each A7W
Vi Price
Wlldroor Cream
HAIR TONIC
33c
39c
Tuba
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