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1949 to be Remembered as
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Countv Extension Agent D. L. Rassmussen is convinced that
1949 will be remembered as the "caterpillar" year. At any rate,
there are more caterpillars bothering Marion county farmers
this year than any other since the war.
First it was tent caterpillars on fruit trees last spring. They
were controlled by burning or
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Wins Fortune Helen Bent, a model, ihown with Attorney
Moses S. Finesilver, was ruled by New York Judge William T.
Collins as common-law widow of Arthur C. Mandel, wealthy
machine company executive, and entitled to half of his estate
of $230,000 plus $10,000. In upholding her claim Judge
l Collins said she is "genteel, personable and so singularly at
tractive it is not difficult to understand that the decedent
would want her for a wife." (AP Wirephoto)
Guilty Plea Is
Made by Youth
Silverton, June 30 George
Francis Train, 20, who pleaded
guilty to the theft of 23 grain
sacks, will appear in justice
court Friday for sentence by Alf
O. Nelson, justice of the peace.
He was arrested by Constable
E. J. Jackson when he attempt
ed to sell the sacks at a local
feed store. The sacks, according
to Constable Jackson, came
from the Hans Lovlien farm in
the Brush Creek district.
Train was taken to the Mar
lon county jail under $500 bail
which was increased by Judge
Nelson to $600 when state po
lice found evidence that he had
been arrested at Roseburg and
had been driving while his li
cense had been suspended.
Local authorities have launch
ed a drive to curb the wide
spread theft of grain sacks
throughout this district.
Estimate Toll Over
Fourth Will be 290
Chicago, June 30 VP) The na
tional Safety council estimated
today that 290 Americans will
die in traffic accidents during
the three-day Fourth of July
celebration.
This carnage, the council said,
will be accomplished by 33 mil
lion vehicles burning 340 mil
lion gallons of gasoline to travel
about 44 billion miles during
the holiday.
No estimate was made of the
total that will be taken by
drowning, fireworks accidents,
heat exhaustion, food poisoning
and other summer holiday hazards.
Richmond, Va., makes more
cigarettes than any city in the
world about one-third of the
U.S. output.
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Milk and Cream
Homogenized Milk
10 Milk 3 Milk.
Cottage Cheese
Cheddar Cheese
Butter
Ice Cream
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AT YOUR STORE
or AT YOUR DOOR
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From where I sit ... &y Joe Marsh
Now I'm Going Back
To High School I
When I saw lights burning In the
High School auditorium last night,
I looked In to see what went on.
About twenty people were listen
ing to Bun Ellis, the electrician,
Calk about television.
I slipped into a back seat and
msked Hap Thomas what was tip.
Bap told roe it was the new Self
Improvement Club. I stayed to lis
ten and learned a lot. Buzz really
knows his stuff.
Tarnfl out this club meets every
Friday night. Each member gives
a talk on the subject he knows most
boat. I joined on the spot because
learning new tMugi is one of my
favorite hobbies.
From where 1 sit, it's willingness
to learn from the other person that
makes Americans tolerant towards
so many different viewpoints and
tastes in things. Just because Buzz
Ellis goes for chocolate malteds,
while 1 prefer a mellow glass of
beer, doesn't mean I'm right and
he's wrong. Incidentally, next week
fm going to talk on how to run a
newspaper.
Copyright, 1949, United States Brewtn Foundation
MAKE KBlOtxk NEW IMPROVED BRAN HAKES
YOUR '6005 M0RMN6 HABIT!
Tesl Kellogg's Improved 40 Bran Flakes
re crisper, tastlerl Supply whole-grain
vitamins, minerals, and extra 6uJ. Many
. diets need this to help prevent constipa
tion. Delicious way to encourage "good
morning" habits. Let the whole family
enjoy KellogQ't Bran Flakes ... in the
white, red and green package.
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Mod fhe
gonuino KoJhgg way
spraying.
Next came caterpillars on
mint. Jack Gilmore of the Jef
ferson area reported a heavy
infestation in one of his fields.
Gilmore reported a DDT dust
program controlled the cater
pillars very nicely.
Last week, it was one of the
b i g g e st carterpillars usually
seen in this area. The horn
worm made at least a half dozen
farmers contact the county
agent's office for information
about control.
"I didn't blame them for be
ing worried," said Rasmussen.
A caterpillar three inches long
with a horn like a rose thorn
would scare anybody who hadn't
seen a hornworm before."
Fortunately, the hornworms
reported were feeding on weeds
rather than on the oats, vetch,
or other crops in fields infested
by the pests. In adjoining fields
owned by S. W. Annen and
Iver Twito of Woodburn, the
hornworm population was
enough to warrant control meas
ures if the caterpillars started
feeding on field crops.
Since the caterpillars would
eventually burrow into the soil,
pupate, and emerge as sphinx
moths, most growers were fol
lowing a policy of "wait and
see" before spraying or dusting
with DDT or lead arsenate.
By Saturday, Rasmussen had
seen more hornworms in six
days than he had seen in the
past three years. He was won
dering what other caterpillar
was to be next on the list.
Gloria Carr Honored
Lyons Mrs. Albert Carr en
tertained with a party at her
For BIGGER and BETTER
Maximum egg production.,
at lowtr coit. That's the story
of Triangle X-tra egg pro
ducer. A carefully balanced
feed supplying the require
ments for more extra grade
ggs. Mash or pellets.
TRIANGLE X-TRA EGG PRODUCER
SEE YOUR LOCAL TRIANGLE DEALER
Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, June 30, 1949 13
home honoring their oldest ILechleitner, Janet Huffman,
daughter, Gloria, on her 11th Cheita Land KMh r
birthday anniversary. Outdoor!.,,.,..,., T . , '
games and refreshments featur-,Marie Lechlettne-. Nadine Carr,
ed. Present were Gloria, the ho- Mr and Mrs George Berry and
nored guest, Ruby Naue, Iona'Mr' "nd Mrs- Albert Carr.
It's here! the Kaiser Traveler
Teague Motor Co.
355 N. Liberty St. Salem, Ore. Phone 2-4173
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IogEc what has to help you
plan a BIG PiCIM forth 4th!
fmw anon snanxs mat means lots oi lenaer meat, rew people
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Tender C si A
can tell these from regular leg hams. Many prefer them.
FRYING CHICKENS -
everybody tikes Fried Chicken! And it's so TAr
easy to fi-usiit our PAN-RCADY fytS J 7C
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BEEF RIB ROAST
Quality beef
trimmed waste-free LB.
69'
LITTLE PIG SAUSAGES i.enPorki LB. 55c
PURE PORK SAUSAGE Country Style LB. 49c
PURE GROUND BEEF Ground fr. LB. 35c
Wieners
Skinless fresh - tender
P.rLb.45e
5-LBS. ONLY 52.19
Heifer
Whole
HAM
4DS
59'
FAMOUS BRANDS
SUGAR CURED
FANCY-SLICED
BACON
.55'
Eastern
pork
LUNCHEON MEATS
Tempting
Variety
LB.
45'
BOLOGNA I Bacon lb. 39c I RABBITS
45 e . Sht lB$3
FRANKFURTERS
Fresh, Tender
39c
25
29s
Ritz Crackers . , r
Fig Bars wm. wij. p?. 29
Flapjack Flour At6m, .. 29
kuiuwcs mv Jyi up 24-ox. bottle "
Jell-Well Desserts ,.,. 425 4
Nob Hill Coffee lb. 45,b.ba,89
1 1 M.vorH. 1 1orpeo0 brand. 1 tfft
1 Re3.e 1 s8a.ehe 1 l. 1 y,B CamP
Ivory Soap
Kind to hands
LaBra9; 229c
Snowdrift
Shortening
3-Lb. Can 83 C
DELRICH
Margarine
Color pak Lb. eV I
NOW... tt SAFEWAY
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a run une or
Franco-American
SPAGHETTI
MARSHMALLOYS
Mr food Mtti
2
cans
FLUFF-I-EST
BRAND
Mb. Pkq. of
4 Small Packs
25
25
By the makers of
famous Welch'$ Grape Juice
Sandwich Spread u... ,. fM. 33c
Best Foods Mayonnaise 39c
Ripe Olives sftb.;dy;rd.H..,..2,.r35e
Sweet Pickles u.ky. w i.r 29e
Dill Pickles e.i-M.. ,Hrt i-r.... 29c
French's Mustard ..r 14c
Zee Paper Napkins pk, 10e
Paper Plates D.w.d..k,. n... 15c
Pear Halves ....... 29'
Sweet Peas M.. 303 ... 1 0'
Chicken & Noodles Ly"d" 'SrSO1
Deviled Ham u.dw.i. m.. ... 19e
Deviled Meat Llbby's, No. Vi tmn... 15c
Large Shrimp SMy .lv.r. ... 49e
Breeze Cheese Food j.lb. ....... 79c
Potato Bread ;E?2! 15'
C Orange Marmalade f.n,. ar 19c
Grape Jelly ,.lb ,ar 25e
Pineapple Preserves Ubi iar 35c
Plum .Preserves ut)m ar 25c
Strawberry Preserves n,, jar 43e
Blackberry Preserves lb ar 35c
Cherry Preserves .,b ar 33c
Black Raspberry l-ib. jar 49c
TOMATOES
Hothouse QQ.
ib. Z7C
DON'T FORGET SOFT DRINKS FOR THE HOLIDAY
Orange Soda
GOLD-RUSH
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Cr9mont Rot leer Scooter
Lemon Lime Merry Mil
Sparkling Water and many
others at thit tamo low price.
rlut bottlo doposih.
FIVE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS
2120 North Fairgrounds Rood
245 Court Street 935 South Commercial
1420 State Street 1230 North Broadway
Sparkling Water White ftack
Canada Dry, Ginger Ale . 20c
Birefey's Orange Drink 71.
Nesbitr's Orange ,..,... 6(.t30c
Hires Rool Beer n.,.5c
Pepsi-Cola, n.,,r5c
Coca-Cola n,!,, .. bom. 6i.r2jc
Watermelons
Green Onions
Young, f
flayerful bu
15c
Sweet meeted. Vine ripened In
the summer tun. Try 'em ...
You'll love 'em!
Ib.
Sweet Plums
2,b.25c
CUCUMBERS
Mild,
eriPy Ib.
! Oranges
I Valencia!
a 39c
4c
CANTALOUPES ,ip fc 7c
CABBAGE c,i.p. send n. 5c
GOLDEN CORN
LETTUCE R, 5c
NEW POTATOES ...c
DRY ONIONS IVic
RADISHES Large Bunch ft. af C
SUNKIST LEMONS lb.23c
For the convenience of otu-of-town and late (hoppers, SAFEWAY STORES
at 2120 Fairgrounds Road and 1420 State St., are open until 8:00 P.M.
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SUNDAY.
MOTHER KNOWS
BEST!
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