East Salem residents Need
Permits to Start Bonfires
East Salem, Aug. 3 New residents of East Salem who live
in the Four Corners rural fire zone are being reminded that it
. is necessary at this time to have a permit from the fire de
partment to have any bon-fire what ever. Several have been
burning dry grass, some along the road side, and with permits
-the fire department is alerted
'Atomic Cocktail' I. S.
Randall, New York advertising
and sales executive, holds cup
containing radioactive iodine
which he says apparently has
cured him of hopeless thyroid
cancer. Randall, writing in
i the American Magazine, says
he had gone to a hospital to
die, when the iodine drink, or
"atomic cocktail," was tried.
It cured his back pain quickly,
. and in a few months the thy-
. roid cancers disappeared. Now
he says he is feeling younger
and : more jaunty than for
years. The iodine drink is or-
dinary water containing a very
small amount of radioactive
iodine produced at atomic
energy plants'. (AP Wirephoto)
Radioactive iodine
Cures Thyroid Cancer
New York, Aug. 3 W) I. S.
Randall, New York advertising
and sales executive, told today
in the American magazine how
drinking radioactive iodine ap
parently has cured him of hope
less thyroid cancer.
The iodine drink is a glass of
ordinary water containing a
very small amount of radioac
tive iodine. Before the war this
iodine was made by cyclotrons
and was scarce and expensive.
Now it is made by atomic energy
plants, at Oak Ridge, Tenn., and
at Chicago, and is much easier
to get.
Randall's case adds one more
to a small list of spectular and
almost miraculous recoveries,
due to radioactive iodine drinks,
he wrote. His thyroid cancer
had spread to his spine and to
shoulder bones.
He had gone to a hospital to
die when the iodine drink was
tried. It quickly cured his back
pain and in a few months the
thyroid cancers disappeared, he
said.
Reports Given Society
The Unionvale Woman's Mis
sionary society with ten mem
bers present held the monthly
meeting at the church. The
three members, Mrs. Clark No
ble, the president, Mrs. George
Millen and Mrs. Clarence S.
Crawley, who had attended the
annual convention at Jennings
Lodge, each gave reports. The
next meeting will be at the
church August 18. "Japan" will
be subject of missionary study
for next year. Rev. George Mil
len, the local pastor here was
re-assigned.
Heavy demand from the Unit
ed States for cinchona bark,
from which quinine is made, has
caused prices for the bark to rise
in Ecuador.
for any emergency.
Middle Grove the largest
club family picnic this season
for members of this community
was that of the Ametie club pic
nic held at Stayton park Sunday.
Members and their families in
attendance were Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis Patterson, Lewis, Steve,
Karen and Carrie Jean: Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Van Cleave, Dale,
Gaylene, and Garry; Mrs. Mil
dred Hammer, Marie and
Tommy; Mr. and Mrs. William
Kleen and Dena Lou; Mr. and
Mrs. John Schaffer, Bobby, Jean
and Freddy; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Roberts, Donna, Johnny
and Nancy; Mr. and Mrs. Esch-
leman and Leona; Mr. and Mrs,
Wilbur Wilson; Mr. and Mrs. E,
H. McElroy; Mr. and Mrs. John
Van Laanen and Dale; Mrs. Anna
Hammer; Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Wikoff, Jack and Jaunita Mc-
Debbit; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kuunzi
and James; Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Dow; Mr. and Mrs. John Anglin
and Sue; Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Schardein; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Anglin, Mickey and Linda; Mrs.
Roy Scofield; Mrs. Anna Wirsch-
ing and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bas
sett and Donald.
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Har
old Anglin, Jonney, Donnie and
Connie; Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
Emvdt; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Kuenze; Mr. and Mrs. L. Grein,
Sears to Choose
Lady Shopper
The average lady shopper at
Sears will be chosen Friday and
Saturday and will assist the
mayor of Salem and West Sa
lem in opening the gigantic new
store at 10 a. m. August 11.
This typical woman customer
will be announced Monday, and
will receive a dress from the
Sears new dress department, a
charmode slip and bra, three
pairs of Royal Purple hosiery, a
pair of Kerrybrooke high style
shoes, and a lovely hat from the
brand new stock of the new hat
department.
She will also receive her
choice of $2.50 worth of candy
from Sears new candy depart
ment and two rolls of still film
from the new camera department.
World War II Veteran Looms
As Candidate to Head Legion
The Oregon department of the American Legion may have a
World War II veteran as commander for the first time when the
31st annual gathering of the veterans of both wars concludes
Saturday night, according to political rumors on the eve of the
department's opening sessions. '
Southern Oregon Legion-
naires are making a strong bid
for the 32nd convention and are
launching a strenuous campaign
not only to hold the 1950 con
vention in Grants Pass but also
to have a Grants Pass man as the
next department commander.
Sam Bowe, World War II vet
eran' and a member of Grants
post No. 28 who is serving as
state vice commander this year,
is the candidate of the southern
Oregonians. He is a young attor
ney an da graduate of Willam-
Richard Howell, Eddie Page,
Doris Reynolds, Edwin Stahl
Kathy Siedler and Mrs. Fern
Schultz.
The annual family picnic for
members of the Garden Road
Neighborhood club will be held
Sunday at the Earl Wood sum
mer home on the Little North
Fork of the Santiam.
Mr. and Mrs. . Richard T.
Wicklander have as their guest
their daughter Mrs. H. D. More
land of Baltimore, Md. She flew
north from Mexico City and
will spend a few weeks with her
parents.
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Backing their candidate and
home town for the next conven
tion, the Grants Pass delegation
is scheduled to make a wide and
judicial distribution of gladio
luses as part of their campaign.
Eugene, originally believed a
seeKer for the convention, is
now thought to be in the mood
to delay its campaign and be
content to be host for the 1951
convention.
Turning to the 40 ct 8 conven
tion, the grand promenade at its
caucus tonight is thought to be
favorable to W. E. (Windy)
Wilkins. chef de gare of the La
Grande voiture, as grand chef
ue gare. Faborable report of tht
findings of the caucus is tanta
mount to election and merely
a formality at the grand voiture
or business session of the organ
ization the next day.
Wilkins has been active in the
grand voiture for many years
and has also served as president
of the tri-stato voiture composed
of voyaguers in Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho.
Capital Journal. Snlcm, Ore., Wednesday, August 3, 1949 3
trude Shoemaker missionary to
Africa was read by Mrs. Hoppe
and several articles were read
by the group. Mrs. Hope Letter
men was reappointed by the
president to serve as librarian
and group leader. Those present
were Mrs. Bob Nelson, Mrs.
Richard Paul, Mrs. Ethel Guth
ridge, Mrs. Hope Letterman, and
Mrs. Hoppe. The next meeting
will be the annual breakfast at
the home of Mrs. Richard Paul
in August.
Church Society Meets
Falls City The Women's Mis
sionary meeting was held at the
Christian church with business
in charge of the president Mrs.
R. Paul. A letter from Mrs. Ger-
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