Vtgt X, Be-rd'r-Cnarn'. Eugene. Ore., Monday. July 21. 1947
Pasco Officers
Hit in Baffle
7 Oregonians
Lost in War
Are Identified
Three-Car Collision Stalin Sees Navy Repair Work Tlies Swarm;
I . . MM
Brings Minor Hurts Sports Event Boon lor Astoria Halt trains
Tour per.cn. received emer- M0SC0W prlm Min. of , ,hip repa.r program
gency treatment it Sacred Hert j,t-p Suljo mlde hil flrft pubUc Tor.gu. Point naval station, which
Ho.piUl Sunday for minor in- nce of , ,ummer &un, will mean $2,000 000 payroll .and
,,.;,, in . ikr..rar rn . work for 100 to ISO civilians r.ere.
PASCO, V.'aih. (Pi Two ' Hi,hu,. ..r cedar 0y wn,n..ne,na 1 rnonl'r hai been authorized by the Navy,
men wer. being held here Monday AUBURN. Wash. OC.-Po.itive "" n Highway 2 near Cedar iporti .xhlbmon ln Mokow'i Dy- Ct0, c p jenir.i. command-
In connection with a pre-dawn identification ha been made of Flata, at 8:40 p.m.. itate police re- namo Sudlum in which approx- in. 0fjrfr o th, Columbia River . k
Sunday shooting irrape that re- 204 American unknown aoldieri, ported Monday. imately 30.000 Ruisian athlete froup of ,he Pacl;,c Re5,rve feet. "aIT1!Imr'
eulted in hospitalization oi one oi- seven irom uregon ana iix irom Driver or tne nrt car wii aiuni
firer and wounding of a second. Idaho and Washington, who died in Jamei C. Wallace, Portland. Rid- The 67-year-old Stalin, who was
Each of the two officers. Police- the Philippine Islands while con- rj wjtn him were hia wife and dressed in a military uniform, ap
man Arden Palmer and Sher- fined in a Japanese prisoner of war ,on, Martha and Jamea Jr.. and peered to be in good health and
Iff Harvey Himon. was struck camp, Lt. Col. Vernon L. Lewis an- Mr. and Mrs. Oren Frearksen of high spirits when he entered his
hv two bullets. Palmer, paralyzed nounced Saturday. 2(509 Central Blvd.. Eusene. El- special box and received the
bv a bullet which shattered his Colonel Lewis, chief of the bert Smith. Salem, was driver cheers of an audience of 70,000
Rose Festival Queen
Marries Navy Veteran
PORTLAND W) A royal
. 't,vmwin was In nrosress Mon-
PEACH BOTTOM, Pa ,
Swarms of .'iy fliea halted three W- . ,. ...
freight train, pulled by 350-ton Georgene Ormiton. 18-yeiMld
e trie locomotive, Sunday night Queen of Portland-. Rose PesUva .
. .j ii married her childhood sweetheart.
on tne rennuyvam. ua ... , v.n.rm Sund.. iehl.
between Port Deposit, Md., ano
veteran, tni vi.
K ir-i " un5
thich. also was Struck in the right American Craves Registration di- of the aeronri car involved.
armpit. Huston was hif on the vi,i0n here, said all were first bur- passengers were Mr. and Mrs. Pacity. He wa accompanied by
left hand and left shoulder, but iej ln tht Camp O'Donnell prison- George E. Gould and Ada Myers Marshall Klementl Voroshilov and
declined hospitalization. 0 w,r cemetery on Luzon and Smith. Driver of the third car Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov.
The shooting occurred as the ,,v n0w been disinterred and re- was Harold H. Renfro, 1437 Tifth
officers investigated a housewife's buried in the United States armed St., Springfield. With him were
report that two men had enierea forc Cfmtry Manila, No. 2, Harry Holden. Eldon Fipps and (nU;..t K,iUw,f baby,
rin.lH rinu rfVIUIfcll I I W Ml ,l I II W3l .
said the base would also boost
naval personnel here.
Capt. Jenkins said commercial
contract work w
f.eet of 450 vesse
and first call for bids will be made
in about 60 days. He said the pro
Crews worked for several hours
to clear away the millions of ln-i
sects which blanketed the boxcars,1
and
Raymond Patterson, Sunday night.
The eight Rose festival prin
cesses were bridesmaids.
Patterson, a 19-year-old Navy
Williams Transfer Co.
:ou!d maintain the ciogged overhead power lines I
ssels tied up here sri0rt-circuited motors.
Three steam locomotives finally
H which crowded the stadium to ca- wouJd : f u operat.on in pushed two of the train, to Harrif-
ourg ana uie ouicr w j-v$ yvmt
CUEFQlOSOPHie
six or e ght months.
the Navy Homes Administration within the city limits of Manila. Orvin FIdo
building. The next of kin were notified. Mr. and Mrs. Gould, Mrs.
Police Chief Alfred L. McKibbln The. Oregon men were: Treerksen and Mr.. Wallace were
said the arrests were made arter Oregon Pvt. Robert W. King, Uen to the hospital by Valley
Huston assertedly recognized the McMinnville: Sgt. Robert E. Lan- ik..u. r. ,j
voice of one assailant. dry. Winchester Bay: 2d Lt. Leon un Wallace remained at the hos- American Grave. Registration
A large quantity of property. Ui- h. McCauley, Roseburg; Pvt. Rob- DlUi ... observation , Division here, .aid positive Iden
eluding tires, cameras. , raaios. ert C. Prayer- Astoria; 2d Lt. John 4
clocks and macnine toois. wn. Pp gevcik. Klamatn rails; rvt
Identified Among
AUBURN, Waah Lt. Col.
Vernon L. Lewis, chief of the
SHIRLEY EXPECTS BABY
HOLLYWOOD 'Pi Shirley
Temple is expecting a January
The 19-year-old actress
Dead Agar. 26, m de the announcement
Sunday night at a family party.
Brand New
Electrolux Cleanera
PeaM call and hava your Bttna placed
on our amr.f lilt. All old litctioluic
recor.dmonad like saw with all latait
paru.
W. C. RENQUIST
IIK Main 61 , Sprlnftlalcl h. 70S
found and Impounded for investi- R.lph L. Smith, Yamhill; and Pvt. CnlUnl'ir Peicfne fine
Mntfihhi-a:d. ni i w... t-.i.H ..ainouc rusior vjues
U
Playground Calendar
Sels Tuesday Events
tificatlon had been raade of 204
U. S. unknown soldiers, who have
been reburied lri the Camp O'Don-
Alred L. West, Portland. Z ' . . I . . nell prsoner of war cemetery on
Evidence from liberated prison-i I 0 fOrflana fVieennaS Luzon.
ers of war, comparisons of dental J I Those from the Northwest ln-
eharU and records of Army off I-1 Father Frar.cl. P. Lelpsig. pastor ciuod: Pfc. Earl F. Howard,
cers who survived the imprison-, of St. Mary's Catholic church, left nwac0. pvt. Robert W. King, Mc
ment at Camp O'Donnell aided in ' Sunday evening to attend a Minnvllie. Sgt- Hobtrt E- iandry,
.... . H.imU- nl mullna. In Dnrltanil
maxing tne laentmcauons, voionei "'"" i Winchester Bar, Ore., 2nd Lt.
TREE SURGERY
Complete
Tree and Shrub
Service Free Estimate.
E. R. STANTON
Phone 39-F-12
Lewis (aid.
ftory hour at Willard.
-folk dancing at
I COOS BAY. Ore
Penguins, which supposedly live
onlv ln the Galapagos Islands and will
m folk dancing at ,he regions near the South Pole, the Archdiocesan Catholic Charl-
were reported seen walking along ties, of which he was is one of the
m folk dancing at an Oregon beach Monday by J. W. directors. Tuesday the Catholic
Daln. Empire. Ore., and C. H- pastor will attend a meeting of the
m touch football Crothers of Coos Bay. i Oregon High School Athletic Assn.
The playground schedule for1
Tuesday has hi-en released by the
Bureau of Parks and Recreation gTRANGE B1RPS SEEN
. as follows
2 P m-
1 to 2 p
Willard
2 to 3 p
Whiteaker.
3 to 4 p
River Road.
12 30 to 3 P
at Condon.
1130 a. m. Whiteaker picnic
at the Butte Park.
10 45 a. m. Butte swimming
hike.
12 to 4 p. m. swimming at
Anchorage for children.
6 to 9 p. m. swimming at An
chorage for adults.
a m. to 1 p m. tennis at
U. of O- courts.
9 a. m. to 2 p. m. baseball
school at civic stadium.
11:30 a. m. to 4 30 p. m. play
areas, except Willard, open.
" "!"n"Tf " ""' i""' Leon H. McCauley, Roseburg: Pvt.
.ne rcnaiocen Du.iu.ng com- Robert c p faUmm: 2nd Lt.
mittee meeting to complete plan. John p FaUl ,nd
forthenew gyrnnaslum tobe bui t p,. Ra, u g j h y hj ,
iu Pi Mary', parish school grounds.
Monday evening Father Leipzig
nd the regular meeting of
CIomJ for Vacation
Until July 28
MOUNTJOY & CARMICHAEL
Home Decorations Store
17 E. Broadway Phone 269
DADIO
CM AH WAXft
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il SEWER SERVICE CO. P "LI I !
1 Phone .r S2 71 i
lmmW Xankdeanlng kSi
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668 WlllamaMe) Phon 92 II 1 I-
-PLiIY SHOES xfv '
liSSSSi 'c S h if 0ur ck of white "Padfic- Z h K v
MORRiSON-KENNiNG i. 1 W jf play shoes . . . . md what a value! v i J 'r
VACATIONS Mtwy .rrW . . . d tnaay V A, S PwcHeally .rtry paJ, ei ca V ?
HAYDEN ELECTRIC - 'ai""'" I 1 (S ud - ta f-$l H K
WUUme,,. Pho, M,4 J Dd lrtbrsj . . .Piatt . . . 1 j ,J , Q0 l '$ I
Fill GRAVEL !T l Mlcaoni whU
Trompi Delivery J toek eompll.
"c?A y W o 6.93
Th. 134 OR nut SOW! J
MOVING & RAISING . t V . "' S
AHRE & RICHMOND V.
540 Van Buren SI. Ph. 3M-W "-- je--'
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INSIST tPON
ROTO ROOTER
SEWER SERVICE CO.
Phone 5782. J or 5092
Tell Cbiefit to bring along
couple of gals tnd I'll take set
atU down to
WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO.
Furniture Moving
A Specialty
Packing, "rating and
Storage
Local and Long
Distance Hauling
HP
wen, theflyin,,, 1
UtnlytookourniSJ
of things for a few 2H
iir th.,:r 'thSS " 1 N
the leu you knoM
thing ... the ... JTi!,ci
ure you know 7
bout it. Anyway, ,1
saucer pm. u.... .1
chu-opracters haW(r 1"
the stiff neck's' it i55 .??
wa. interesting to 1
Torelgn Minister Grtr.!
nied they came from ."'ifJ
sl wnoaiajkj
hit Aum eM.Mk iL
will make the Ruui. 1
: . " wkoit i
tax refund.
iq work
not before giving th,':
UBU" kw luraot M L.l
with. We don't kno t.l
takes to raise Mr. Levi, J
brows, but yours iH J
wun appreciation when J
the superb selection of t-
ana naraware materiiU rJ
ing you ar tne McDisel 1$
you'll find a complete lfc.
rooting, insulation, deitej
felt, wallboards, paints, n 1
toola, and other home i
material. priced lust . I
Phnn. a.71 '
Red Cross Swimming
Class Quotas Filled
All Red Cross swimming classes
are now full through the end of
the summer .enslons. the local of
fice announced Monday, and more
thin MO children who registered
late will be unable to receive In
atrtictlon this year.
Children who have not yet re
ceived registration cards through
the mall will not be able to Join
a class, the office said, as all fa
cilities for teaching are now
atrained to the limit.
DRESS SHOES . . PLAY SHOES
CASUALS LOAFERS
HOUSE SLIPPERS
-ALL
AT-
Gray Line
Messenger and Delivery
Bervloa
Veteran-owned
PHONE 2130
Garden Tractors
FOR RENT
Here are savings on shoes
Dress shoes . . . Play shoes . . . Casuals
Loafers . . . Scuffs . . . Slippers . . . In fact any
thing in shoes and at undreamed of values . . . Just unaeine
two items at exactly the price you would ordinarilv exuect to oav for one.
This sale will last for exactly five days . . . There will be no refunds, no ex-
changes, no credits, tvery sale is final ... Yes ... As the gigantic two for one
on shoes ... at Leon's, begins Tuesday, July 22,
HOUSE SLIPPERS
$1.95 Values'
ff for th. 3
CALIFORNIA
All TNI EAST
Bfpor ?icir omci
fjriwi rboMStosj
miw SCUFFS
Those lovely little fur "Bunny Scuffs"
. . . Colors are White, Black, Pastels.
Regular 3.95.
rfT" v
7 y j
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A t 'i P1T ei whit. . . . Black 1 - v t'A
fvAl '-f Brown . . . Pump. Va X 1
i V SandaU . . . SUno . . . High V 1
M.dium HmU ... Call P V.
f O V i-E . . . Kd . . . Plaatlc . . . Gab-
V ardln.. Com. end tak. them " T I
l J V Practically .very pair ol ca V i -
I ud 1 Pl7 io. In tioek Jf f
ar. (jolna on thla tram.ndout ' H
1,1 Com. .xxTly . . . you wlU I i H E
V " "? 1
V wtml ysjretl pedr. ... j. i r
V Recrular 3.95 to 8.9S
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Formerly Gordon's
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