.Pickets Assail
Cameraman
Rome. Ga.. Oct. 27 iPi John
L. Scarbrough, reporter-photographer
o( the Rome News-Tribune,
said he was attacked bv
pickets today in front of the
struck Celanese corporation of
America plant.
More than 1.500 striking
workers Jammed the streets
leading to the main entrance of
the mill as some workers tried
to enter while a sound truck of
the Textile Workers of Amer
ica (CIO) blared instructions to
union leatiers, Scarbrough said.
As he moved to the edge of
the crowd Just before dawn, he
was surrounded suddenly by a
dozen men, some armed with
soft drink bottles. They ordered
him to leave, Scarbrough ad
ded. When he remained, the group
grabbed him and struck him
over the head, then escorted him
to his car, he reported. There
was no immediate comment
from union officials on Scar
brough's charges.
It was the first demonstration
by the striking workers. Super
ior Court Judge H. E. Nichols
"late yesterday issued a tem
porary restraining order against
mass picketing at Celanese.
However, Joe D. Pedigo or
dered all strikers to be on the
picket line at 5:30, an hour be
fore the mill was to have open
ed In in effort to end the 73-
aay oia waiKOUl.
Celanese appealed to all work
ers to return to their jobs at an
eight percent wage increase,
which already has been accep
ted by the Celanese Corpora
tion's Hopewell. Va., plant.
Hardware Store on
North High Is Sold
The City hardware store, 265
North High street, has been sold
by W. E. Kiekel to G. Ira Moore
of McMinnville, who has taken
over.
Moore was for 18 years In the
petroleum products, household
supplies and automotive busi
ness at McMinnville. The fam
ily came here recently and a
home has been purchased at
1890 Maple. Mr. and Mrs. Moore
have two children, a son in high
school and a daughter in the
grades.
Mr. Kiekel came here from
Colorado, and expectF to remain
here, but plans are indefinite.
(Advmuementl
Nose Red and Raw
to a cold?
To relieve smarting irritation and
help nature heal, smooth on a bit of
lentle, toothing, carefully medicated
RESIMQL0INENT
Don't let 'em throw dust in
your eyes
This Time!
Vote 310 X Yes
Old Age Pension Act
Give the old folks a break.
Pay them a $50 pension.
Destroy the police system of
the Welfare Commission.
310 X Yes
Paid Adv. Oregon Old Age
Pension Committee
Joe E. Dunne, Portland, Ore.
Libel Case Goes
To Grand Jury
Tnlerfn Ore Oct. 27 i? The
Lincoln county grand Jury will
pass on whether or not the crim
inal libel complaint by State
I.epislntnr .Impnh Wilson against
publishers of the Waldport Rec
ord will go to trial.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van De
Velde are named defendants in
the suit involving publication of
statements from the Oregon Vot
er about Wilson In the Waldport
newspaper. The Van De Veldes
appeared yesterday it a hear
ing before Justice of the Peace
Earl Conrad. Both are free
without bail.
Wilson is the republican can
didate for state senator from
Lincoln and Tillamook counties
He claims the reprint was criti
cal of him and untrue
The grand Jury will not con
vene until February.
Iron was taken from New
York and Pennsylvania mines
as early as 1710,
Medford Man
Wins Freedom
Medford, Oct. 27 ''Forrest
Wilsort has been acquitted of the
slaying of John B. Camden in
a 1948 poker game by a Jack
son county circuit court jury
that heard his retrial on the
charges.
The jury exonerated Wilson
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WALNUTS
Highest Cash Price Paid
on Delivery
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' at the
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W 1, i
Vote
Josephine Albert
SPAULDING
Representative
For
MARION COUNTY
". . . Mrs. Spaulding has
the Intel 1 i g e n c e . back
ground, public spirit and
enterprise to make a fine
career as legislator."
(C. C. Chapman. Oregon
Voter April 24. 1948)
Pd. Adv. by Spauldma for Rrp.
Comm. Hrnrjr R. Crawford, chair
man. Btryl Holt, aterctarr.
after an hour of deliberating last
night.
A second trial was ordered
by the Oregon supreme court on
the ground that the instructions
to the jury in the original trial
were in error.
Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, Oct. 27. 19." 0
Camden was fatally wounded
by a shot gun blast when a
niHsked man attempted to hold
up a poker game in a neighbor-
In the first trial i hood garage. Wilson had left
Wilson was sentenced to life in the game shortly before the
prison. 'shooting.
The public libraries in tiie
United Stales, exclusive of col
ieiie anri school libraries, con
tain more than 1 14.000.0110
books, will) an annual cirruki
tion of more than 425.000.0U0
volume
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" Rose Valley cheese has all of
me natural goodness of rich, whole milk.
Plus mellow flavor. Plus the skill of expert
cheese makers. Plus all ot the health ad
vantages of pasteurization ... It is the
finest cheddar cheese that our 36-year-old
creamery association knows how
to make. Through your grocer, we
are proud to recommend and offer
Rose Valley Cheese.
Aged Rose Valley Cheese is available in limited quantities. Ask jour troeer.
Mi. Angel
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1
mm
From th 2500 members of the Mt. Angel Cooperative Creamery,
Mt. Angel, Oregon . . . Makers of Roie Valley sweet cream butter.
125 PATTERNS
Vi PRICE
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HEAR
. The Honorable
Robert L Elfstrom
Mayor of Salem . . .
President of The League of
Oregon Cities
OS THE SUBJECT
'McKay, the Man'
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Bring Your
Troubles
to Us.
Free
Information
on the Care
of Your
Shrubs
F.A. Doerfler & Sons
NURSERY
150 N. Lancaster Dr., Salem, Ore. Office Phone Z-1322
in behalf of
DOUGLAS McKAY
Republican Candidate
FOR GOVERNOR
KSLM
8.-00 P.M. TONIGHT
(Wednesday)
Pttd Adv. MtKfcy for Oovernor Comm.
W. L. IBI1H Phllilpi, Chmn.
510 N. OomiBtrctfcl St., elm, Ort.
WAR SURPLUS
OUR CANDIDATES FOR LOWER COST OF LIVING
raw
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Seagram's wSurc
SEAGRAM'S 7 CROWN. 8LENDE0 WHISKEY. U.I Proof. 65 S Grain N.ulrtl Soirits.
W't txttnun CrritiM, CfcrytUr Buildirf. Nw Tort
BLANKETS
$395
New Crew All Wool.
New
BUNK BEDS
Genuine G. I., hardwood.
Makes two singles too.
With Mattresses
$2450
U. S. N. Officers' Type
OXFORDS
Long wearing navy last.
Pair
Also in brown
$695
rOFFFF POT F
Genuine Royal Chef. 6-8
cup size. Reg. $2.75
DISH
RAG
Large size.
Heavy weight.
7c
JEEP LIGHTS
Sealed beam, ideal for fog light,
back up lights, etc.
2
m wmmm
$125 m m
1 &M
wmWi
for
U. S. A.
Fatigue,
Ideal Work
Jacket.
Like New.
79c
Russian Ballot
VOTE YES ONLY
1 Fire Extinguishers S. $6.95
Flashlights ibZZ: :':h ... $lc00
V Can Opener 59c
Duck Call Records $2.50
Tell you how.
Rifle Brushes 30"": 5c
V Recoil Boots ...75c
S Flashlight Batteries 4 19c
Standard size Ray-o-Vac.
Rain Capes games, hunting, etc.. 29c
I Open
Pa ve"
7 nings
V !fc9:00
Hardwood Frame
Camp Stools
me
89c
Rain Parkas
$325
Heavy cover.
Brand new . .
U.S.N. Absolute
ly water and
wind proof ....
Pants to Match .
$2.95
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PX Sfock
U'alf rprrwif, shock prnnf, .mtt magnrtir, st.iinlp'.?!
caw, nwpfp Ketone! hiind, luminous dial, 1 year
finrantcp.
7-Jcwcl
15-Jewel
17-Jewel
$14.50
$19.50
$27.50
I n r I . Tax
Lots of Pilot Jackets (cloth or leather) TENTS, TARPS, COTS, RAIN
COATS, SHOES, ETC. Come in and see all the money saving values in
tools.
Handkerchief
Hemmed edoe, large
size, soft.
2 - 2k
Adhesive
Tape
1 " width, metal roll.
9c
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