10 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, July 7, 1949
'NOT ME THREE OTHER GUYS' .
Modest Soldier Described
As Hero in Hotel Fire
Aberdeen, Wash., July 3 UKl An 19-year-old soldier who res
1 cued seven persons from the burning Lafayette hotel drew high
praise from firemen today but he modestly disclaimed credit.
Pfc Gerold Harney of Olympia. Wash., badly burned in his re
peated trips into the flaming building, spurned the role of a hero,
saying "It wasn't me. It was
three other guys."
Deposits
Near $6
Grow
Million
In answer to the June 30 call
nf the comptroller of the cur
rency, the Salem branch of the
First National Bank of Portland
reports deposits of f 17,od
R22.40 and loans of $7,277
676.38. In charge of the local
bank is Guy N. Hickok, mana
ger. A year ago the figures were,
deDosits. $11,680,928.18, and
loans, $7,024,408.14, Hickok
said.
President T. N. Belgrano, Jr.,
stated that for the First Nation
al group of 61 banking offices,
as a whole, the June 30 state
ment shows loans of $181,397,-
739.97, and deposit of $584,-
856,546.94. A year ago, with SB
banking offices in the group, the
figures were, deposits, $572,
979,049.71, and loans, $163,875,
890.13. President Belgrano pointed
out that the decrease in deposits
since June 30, 1948, reflects the
readjustment of business to a
more normal level and the
slackening of the post-war surge
of consumer buying and are in
line with a nation-wide trend.
Bock Transferred fo
State Headquarters
Fred Bok, for the past three
years state horticultural inspec-
tor in Clackamas and eastern
Multnomah county, has been
transferred to state department
of agriculture headquarters at
Salem.
The transfer has already been
made and Bock is now handling
nursery inspections in Marion,
Polk, Linn, Benton, Lincoln,
Douglas and Lane counties.
This announcement was made
today by Frank McKennon,
chief of the division of plant in
dustry for the department. Bock
served as county horticultural
inspector in Clackamas county
from March 1931 until 1946.
McKennon also said Bock's
work in Clackamas and Mult
nomah counties has been taken
over by Floyd Markham, who
has been doing produce inspec
tion work for the department
since 1936 with the exception of
war service in the air corps.
Bock expects to move his fa
mily to Salem shortly from Ore
gon City, where he has resided
many years. Markham will con
tinue to reside in Portland but
will make his headquarters at
the office of the county agent in
Oregon City for the horticultu
ral Inspection work In Clacka
mas county.
Furriers Name Findlay
. Jefferson Mr. and Mrs. Eu
gene Findlay returned home re
cently from a three weeks motor
trip to Milwaukie, Wis., where
Findley attended a meeting of
the directors of the Fur associa
tion and was elected vice presi
dent. They also visited cousins
at Brady, Fifi and Elderado,
Texas, the Carlsbad Caverns in
New Mexico, north Denver,
Colo, and Salt Lake City and
home.
But Aberdeen firemen told
the soldier's father that "never
before have we seen anyone
work so hard and keep his head
so well under such trying cir
cumstances."
Seven persons died and six
were injured in the fire that de
stroyed the old building early
Sunday. But Ramey wasn't told
that for fear he might suffer a
relapse because his condition
was "only fair.'"
On one trip, Ramey hauled
out two women, one on each
shoulder. He also had to carry
another woman on another trip
Decause ner feet were burned.
One woman lost her life for
exactly $48.77. She crawled
back into the fire to retrieve
her purse. Her body was found
near the purse, which contained
the money.
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MUST REMOVE
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E Don't wait I Aek your druralft for Down
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Grass Fires Alarm
Sublimity The Sublimitv
fire department was called to
fight two grass fires Mondav.
The fires evidently started from
firecracker or cigarette
thrown from a passing car.
One fire was on the Hannah
Weidner place just north of
Sublimity and the other on the
Matt Schmldd place. There was
no serious damage at either
place.
Job's Daughters
Plan Calendar
Independence Plans for a
covered dish dinner, summer
swim parties, and picnic suppers
were made when Bethel No. 34,
International Order of Job's
Daughters met in the Masonic
hall in Independence. Margaret
Mix, honored queen, presided.
Escorted and honored in the
east were past honored queens,
Ann Baker, Ann Thompson and
Margaret Aynes, all of Bethel
No. 34; past guardians, Evelyn
Rogers and Clara Van Loan, and
past associate guardian, Joe Rog
ers, all of Bethel No. 34.
The honored queen announc
ed that a covered dish dinner
would precede the next regu
lar meeting on September 28.
Committees for the dinner are
Jean and Joan Davis, Molly Ed
wards and Carlene Evans.
During the summer months
swim parties with picnic sup
pers will be held alternate Wed
nesday nights at 6:30 in the Dal
las park.
Mrs. Hugh Van Loan present
ed gifts of personalized white
Job's Daughters Bibles to Ann
Thompson and Margaret Aynes
who served as honored queens
during her year as guardian of
Bethel No. 34.
Refreshments were served
following the meeting by Marg
aret Aynes, Louise Bennett, Ann
Baker, Earlene Conkey and Mrs.
Conkey,
Roller Skatinq Rink
Opening at Lebanon
Lebanon Formal opening of
the new Roll-A-Rena skating
rink this Friday evening at 1300
South Main street was announc-
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ed by Mr. and Mrs. Blake Hol
brook, proprietors.
The $30,000 rink has a skat
ing surface Of 10,000 square feet.
The skate and check room will
be ready for opening but a foun
tain will not be completed until
later this summer. -
The rink will be available for
private parties on Tuesday and
Thursday.
Dallas School Board
Seeking Contracts
Dallas Contractors' bids on
the construction of the new
eight-unit Lyle elementary
school here will be opened at a
meeting of the board of direc
tors for school district No. 2
Thursday night at 8 o'clock, ac
cording to S. E. Whitworth, city
school superintendent.
Nine contractors have taken
out sets of plans, but none of
them are Dallas firms. Some
had expressed interest in the
project, but in each case they de
cided not to bid on the job.
Final decision on letting the
contract may not be made
Thursday night, awaiting inves
tigation of the bidder and allow
ing time for the potential con
tractor to qualify.
The school will be located on
Army Post Calling
Family of Captain
Aurora Preparing to leave
July 8 for Georgia are Mrs, N.
E. Manock, her daughter, Mrs.
Werner (Lois Manock) Dinte
man, and her two small grand
daughters, Patricia and Merrie
Dinteman.
Mrs. Manock will be away
about six weeks, stopping en
route home from the south to
visit her birthplace in London
Mills, near Peoria, 111., and rela
tives and friends in Peoria,
Galesburg and Augusta, 111., and
Gary, Ind. Mrs. Manock came
west as a child of eight and
this will be her first trip east,
i Mrs. Dinteman and children
who came to Canby from Ger
many where Capt. Dinteman, an
army ordnance officer, was sta
tioned for three years, will join
her husband stationed at Fort
Benning. He has purchased a
house for his family's occupancy
on Benning Hill, Columbus, Ga.
The Manock family were for
mer Aurora residents. Mr
Manock was a druggist here for
many years prior to moving to
Canby, where he is serving as
pharmist for,-the Dedman Drug
Co.
the corner of Ellendale avenue
and Levens street. Construc
tion will begin as soon as pos
sible after the contract is let.
All meat-seasoned just right!
l aste ho good, plump tnd Juicy Armoui
Frankfurters rel They're mad frb
very day in Portland seasoned
jusi the way you like 'm bare in
Oregon. Armour Frankfurters
are mil-meat too nothing
but fine beef and pork
and seasoning)
Portland-made
to Oregon's taste
U. S. GOVERNMENT INSPECTED
5 Frankfurters
a leader in America'! finest line of sausage
WHERE YOUR DOLLAR GETS TIME AND A HALF
Cooked Swift's Premium
Ready-to-Eat
No Fuss, No Muss
ROASTS CHEESE I ' flM C
42c , 49c,b STEAK lb
J Boneless Round and Loin mJ
Leon Tender
GARDEN FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Cantaloupes CELERY CABBAGE
ib 9c ib 4C ,b
Large Ripe Pride of Labish Medium Solid Heads
APRICOTS I String Beans Mayonnaise H,H0 SUN"7
3 ' CRACKERS
2 cant 45C 2 cant 29C 33C Pint aa 1 lb.
29c box
No. 2Vi Can No. 2 Can I G A
SCOTT I SUGAR I MARGARINE
TISSUE 10 1b. Bag 87C
2 rolls fC 25 Ib. Bog. . . $2,19 Pound
Spreckeli Mayflower
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BROADWAY AND MARKET STREETS
Open Sundays 8 A.M. Till 6:30 P.M.
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Silverton Firemen
Called Out Twice
Silverton The volunteer fire
men answered two calls since
the beginning of the Fourth
holiday.
A barn on the Marvin Reed
place was damaged consider
ably from a large firecracker
being thrown on the roof, con
trolled by volunteers after sev
eral holes were burned, Tuesday.
A pasture fire one mile north
of the North Howell school was
kept well under control by the
firemen on the Jim Jackson
farm. Damage wae reported as
nominal."
Smoky says-
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REAL OIER-TH-FIRE
FLAVOR, yO CAN'T BEAT
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VSPOT BAR-B-Q's!
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The Great Lakes form the, Kansas produces almost twice
largest inland body of fresh js much wheat as any other
water in the world. 'state in the union.
rt Price
of
riiiUCi as
luscious
w cm
One Bottle makes
6 FULL PINTS!
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Priced "Kash and Karry"-Less Cash More Carry
Again this week we are privileged to offer the finest meat values to be found. Prices at
wholesale quality that can not fail to please you. Shop our market and see for yourself.
These Prices Good Thursday, Friday and Saturday Only
Freshly Ground
Hamburger ib.
33c
EASTERN OREGON HEREFORD
BEEF Arm Cut
Blade Cut
ROAST Rump ......lb.
39c
EASTERN OREGON HEREFORD
SHORT RIBS .b 33c
Milk Fed
Veal Roast ib.
49c
Tender Lean
Beef Cubes ib.
49c
Tender Skinless
WIENERS ib.
39c
Fresh Country
Sausage
lb.
33c
RIB
STEAK Tender ... .lb.
49c
EASTERN OREGON HEREFORD
BEEF ,
... Round
STEAK T-Bone
59c
Milk Fed
Veal Steak b.
59c
Swift's Sugar Cured
Picnic Ham ib.
Sugar Cured
Sliced Bacon ib.
45c
39c
LOCKER
BEEF
Eastern Oregon Hereford
Young Lean Tender
The very desirable small sizes.
Half or whole
Lb.jSt
BASINGER'S FOOD MARKET
1288 State Street In the University Shopping Center
APRICOTS F, :i""i"' lb. 6c
Cantaloupe JUmbo 2for 25c Green Onions 3 bunches 13c
LETTUCE Solld.He"d,.5c TOMATOES Jj, Ip." ... 10c
BEETS E 5c WATERMELONSrI 4c
PINEAPPLE
Del Monte Crushed
No. 1 Flat Cans. . . .
- jL cans
29c
PEARS 19c BREAPmn, 19c
MIRACLE WHIP Qt49c Pork fir Beans $ 2cans 35c
White King Psuw.der 59c SARDINES ln0u 2tins25c
NUCOA 2,b.57c
kill IA Armour's Tall Cans In
fVlll-IX Limit 6 Cant each IUC
ICE CREAM 5!' JS.?.- 35c
EGGS
Strictly FARM FRESH
Guaranteed Try Them!
Prices Effective
Thurs.-Fri.-Sat.
July 7-8-9
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at
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1 3th & STATE STS.