Albany Mayor
Race is Close
ito be running low. If rescuers
are unable to reach them,
plane will drop food to them.
They are about 30 miles south
of Walla Walla.
Th .m.ll.. .... I. ,j
Albany. Nov. 4-Vot.ng ln', be .bout 60 mile, eas o
the Albany municipal election here.
gained Its share of the liim-liK'nt i t
among the voters here Tuesday,1
when several close contests de-
Parish Card Social
Scheduled Sunday
Breeders Will Meet
Dec. 6, Mf. Angel
veloped
. Until afternoon Jess Savage
seeking the office of mayor
headed Frank Merrill by 46
votes, with the total margin be
ing widened when precincts 5
and 10 reported bringing Sav
age'! total to 1820 against 1690
for Merrill.
Albany will also have its first
councllwoman in its historv.
Catherine Bain headed the ticket lannouncement
i. Wart 1 u.Hh - I nt ....
,,, . . .. . ,ul, , t(J. innicauons are tnat the an-
TU. AtVln n,inllmnM l . I' .
"" ............ murajnum report will snow a very .
"f.,8! rse", Wilh 207 votes.. successful year', operation. All Rpf f or TaStlll1 AnVaVS
In Ward I Donald Densmoor and dairymen are invited to mark I iaoiiuftnia;a
Itaymona Barrett Deal tneir op-! December 6 on their calendar
ponents and in Ward III Everetttand attend the all-day annual
Lamb and C. H. "Bud" Davis meeting in Mt. Angel,
were elected. j Increased Droduction throuah
The proposed annexation of.the use of artificial hreprfino in
The annual meeting date for
the Marion County Dairy Breed
ers association has been set for
Monday, December 6, at Mt. An
gel. George Kruse, president,
and Bill Williams, technician,
both of Mt. Angel, made the
Woodburn At the card so
cial in St. Luke's hall Sunday
evening starting at 8:15, Mr.
Joseph Sowa. Mrs. Alfred Halt
er. Mrs. Jack Evans. Jr., and
Mrs. Delmar Hopkins will be co
chairmen of the committee in
charge.
Assisting the co-chairmen
will be Mrs. Kay Andrews, Mrs.
Paul Sowa, Mrs. J. F. Sauvain,
Mrs. August Hunt, Mrs. F. J.
Wiese, Mrs. Frank Aicher, Mrs.
Albin Halter, Mrs. Robert Mar
tin, Mrs. Steve Bauman, Mrs.
Matt Biersbach, Mrs. Frank
Mellmer, Mrs. Oliver Kestell,
Mrs. Anton Pavlicek, Mrs. An
ton Pokorney, Mrs. Charles,
Prinslow, Miss Betty Andrews
and Miss Madonna Prinslow.
At the evening festival last
Sunday evening the prizes were
won by Mrs. John Werner, Mrs.
Edward DcHaan, Mrs. Alice Ro
finot, William Pelti. LaVerne
Otjen and Rita Henkes.
Autos Too High,
He Buys Door Handles
London. Nov. 4 Burmese
Motorist U Myint Daw flew
from Rangoon (fare $1002 40)
to see London's automobile
show and buy a new car.
"Prices are too hith." he said'
as he climbed back l:ito a plane
for the return trip.
His only purchase: Four chro
mium plated door handles to
brighten up his rusty 1939 mo
del.
Amity Sophs Elect
Amity The Sophomore class
Amity F. F. A. chapter have
elected officers for the year,
Dick Martin, president; Jackie
Williams, vice president; John
Buffington, secretary; Gene
Newman, trearurer; Jerry Case,
reporter.
Made ESPECIALLY For -
Capital Journal, Salem, Oreijon, Thursday, Nov. 4, 19489
KIDDIES'
CHEST COIBS
to rlitv Mt((ht aching mtttcto!
Hazelwood addition failed be
cause the voters In the territory
to be Included turned the pro
posal down, 41 yes, 52 no. Every
precinct In Albany approved ex
tending the city limits.
Rescuers Push Way
To Marooned Parties
Walla Walla. Nov. 4 (Pi Res
cuers are working their way
through deep snows today to
two hunting parties marooned in
the Blue mountains.
Six were snowbound in the
Indian Springs area in Oregon
and the other two were in the
Twin Buttcs area, also in Ore
gon. . ,
No fears are felt for the safe
ty of the six since they are re
ported to be staying in a cabin,
but their food supply is believed
high record bulls is the associ
ation's aim, says Ben Newell,
county extension agent.
ask FOR jF
IX
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That's why thousands
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CAI.VKRT RESERVE Blended Whiskey
86.8 Proof 65 Grain Neutral Spirits
Calvert Distillers Corp., New York City
rggJJ DON'T GAMBIA
V If A0INO WAIfMrNt,
MOCHT NO MUO ITQtfl
Mode my Tbt token tf faor Ions
Storm.
Virtdowi
BUY WITH SAVINGS!
You have paid for your
Storm Sash many times ov
er. THIS year, be sure that
you obtain them because
you are going to pay for
them anyway! How? In
coal or oil costs. In dis
comfort. In medicine bills.
Storm Sash pay for them
selves out of what they
save, actually!
SALEM WOODWORKING CO.
CABINETS 11?5 Cross. Salem. Phone S-5953 FRAMES
mi m m i i in I i II ilimMSM
3 SVIORE DAYS
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DON'T MISS THE SALE OF THE YEAR . . . BARGAINS GALORE IN
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Reg. 2.98
BOYS'
CORDUROY
JIMMYALLS
Sizes I to 8
$
47
Reg. 8.95
Old Colony
DINNER-
kl A n r t
rYMrC
32 Piece Set
'94
Reg. 1.63 If Perfect
NYLON
HOSIERY
51 Gauge
Sf Denier
07
6.98 Value
RAYON
FAILLE
SKIRT
Assorted Style!
Full Skirt
3"
Reg. 5.98
WOMEN'S
SLACKS $
Siies 10-20,
38-44
4
77
Reg. 29c
BOYS'.
BEANIES
All Colors
17
Reg. 59c pr.
Art
MEN'S
SOCKS
50 Wool
3 for
Reg. 1.07
BOYS' SKI
SWEATERS
Nordic Designs
87
Reg. 2.49
JULIET
ALARM
CLOCK
Time to Buy
77
Reg. 1.79
BOWL
SET
57
5 Piece
Reg. 2.98
PLASTIC
LEATHER
HANDBAG
1st Quality
77
2.98 Value
GIRLS'
SWEATERS c77
Other Values V
S. Value . . 2.77
5.98 Value . . 3.77
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Salem, Ore.
FEATURE EXCHANGE
1948 Rebuilt
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Motors
to
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185.00 Complete
Includes!
Motor Exchange
Clutch Plat
Gaskets
Oil
Labor
Motor Tune I'p
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Your Lincoln-Mercury Dealer
430 No. Commercial Phone 7249
IS YOUR WATCH TAKING
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We havr o complete line of medical needs for babies.
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FRESH MADE
Peanut Brittle
LOTS OF PEANUTS.
NEW THIS WEEK..
, 39c
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