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Bomber Crash A few burning bits of wreckage are all
that remain of a B-29 which crashed and exploded near Spo
kane, Wash. Fourteen of the 15-man crew parachuted to safe
ty on instructions from the pilot. The body of the co-pilot was
found near the burned wreckage. The Superfort belonged to
the 327th Squadron of the 92nd Bomb Group. (Acme Tele-photo)
TALK FROM THE WEST
Morse Is Most Talkative
I Senator From Far West
. Washington, Sept. 1 U.R) GOP statistics, gathered to prove
that senate democrats talked more this session than republican!,
show just the opposite for senators from eight western states.
Senate library figures ordered by Sen. Kenneth S. Wherry,
H Neb. show that seven republicans from the west took up
-f428 pages in the Congressional
Record from Jan. ,3 to Aug. 15
During the same period,' nine
western democrats took up 180
pages.
Most talkative western sena
tor was Wayne Morse, R., Ore,
whose remarks on 63 occasions
took up 162 pages of the record.
His page allotment, however,
could be substracted from the
GOP total and still leave west
ern republicans well ahead of
democrats. .
Wherry's figures printed in
the record without totals for in
dividual senators showed when
added the following standings
for senators from California;
Oregon, Washington, Arizona,
Nevada, Utah, Montana, and
Idaho: (First figure represents
the number of pages; second,
times the senator spoke):
Republicans:
Morse, 162-63; Sen. Harry P.
Cain, Wash., 82-35; Sen. Arthur
V. Watkins, Utah, 63-21; Sen.
George W. Malone, Nev., 63-32;
Sen. William F. Knowland, Cal,
46-60; Sen. Guy Cordon, Ore,
8-18; Sen. ' Zalei Ecton, Mont.,
naif page, twice.
Democrats:
Sen. Elbert D. Thomas,' Utah,
58-33; Sen. Pat McCarran. Nev.,
28-47; sen. warren Magnuson,
Wash., 27-36; Sen. Jamea E. Mur
ray, Mont., 13-8; Sen. Glen Tay
lor, Ida., 13-17; Sen. Sheridan
Downey, Cal., 2-3; Sen. Ernest
McFarland, Ariz., half page,
twice; Sen. Bert Miller, leu than
half page, once.
School Improvement
Bonds Are Purchased
, Lebanon The local school
board accepted the bid of the
First National bank of Lebanon
for purchase of $85,000 in bonds
for improvement and expansion
to Green Acres school, reports
Superintendent J. W. King.
-' The local bank's bid, one of
three made, calls for a purchase
price of $100.35, with the bonds
bearing 1 per cent interest for
those maturing from 1950
through 1954, and 2 per cent
from 1955 through 1958.
, Second low bidder was the
U.S. National bank of Portland,
with price $100.14, two per cent
Interest for bonds maturing
from 1950 through 1952, and
fA per cent from 1953 through
1958.
Third bidder was BIythe and
company, with price $100.41,
and 2H per cent interest for all
bonds 'maturing from 1950
through 1958.
Make Trip In Style
. Fairvlew Pete Sllper of La--layette
and Toivo Bantsari of
FairVlew and Sam Whitney of
Newberg flew to Pendleton in
pne of Whitney's airplanes, pi
loted by Bantsari, to attend the
annual Round-up.
" Rub a beef roast with salt,
pepper, and a little dry mustard
lor good seasoning.
Their THIRST S TASTE!
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DOCTORS AGREE that one of the healthiest thing drink
. is water , . . and when flavored with Portland Punch the rich
. concentrate of ripe Loganberries and Raspberries the simple
glass of water becomes one of the most delicious drinks evert
Get your children to drink more water by adding berrjMich
. PORTLAND PUNCH. '
First Commercial
Fishing Quotas Set
Portland, Sept. 1 () Com
mercial fishing quotas for silver
salmon catches on five Oregon
coastal streams; first in Ore
gon's history were listed today
by the state fish commission.
The plan calls for a cut of
about 25 per cent from the aver
age catch of the past two dec-
ades. It was explained that it
was a conservation measure to
preserve the runs. There were
no limits previously.
The quotas: Nehalem river-
300,000 pounds in 1949, 400,
000 pounds in 1950 and 400,000
in 1951; Alsea 130,000; 220,000
and 180,000 pounds; Siuslaw
100,000; 150,000 and 150,000
pounds; Yaquina and, Coquille
100,000 pounds each year.
Mother Bear
Attacks Man
Anchorage, Alaska, Sept. 1
(U.R) Knute Daamgard Peterson,
52, was near death in a hospital
today after being mauled by a
huge mother brown bear near
Slana.
Peterson, a World War I vet
eran, left a neighbor's cabin
Tuesday and was walking to
his own home when he was
attacked. The bear scalped him,
nearly tore his jaw off, and bit
and clawed all parts of his body.
He staggered to .the cabin of
Ole Hoagland who rowed the
injured man down the Copper
river to a highway bridge where
he hailed a passing motorist. At
the Chistochina air strip nearby,
the 10th air rescue squadron
was called and Peterson was
flown to Anchorage.
Hospital attendants said the
bear apparently took Peterson's
face between her teeth and
chewed.
St. Helens FFA Wins
At Clackamas Fair
Canby, Sept. 1 W) A live
stock judging team from St.
Helens high school's newly or
ganized Future Farmers of
America chapter walked off
with top honors at the Clacka
mas county fair yesterday.
The team led the judging of
22 other chapters from the
northwestern part of the state.
Bob Pease of the winning St,
Helens team was high individual
scorer with 955 out of a possible
1000 in the event.
Other chapters ranked behind
the winner were: Newberg, In
dependence, Eddyville, Dayton,
Hillsboro, The Dalles, McMinn
ville, Amity and Eugene.
Suspected Rapist
Hunted by Police
Portland, Sept. 1 W Police
were hunting today for a young
man about 20 years of age who
lured a girl to an isolated south
east area Tuesday night with a
baby sitting job offer and raped
her.
Detectives said the girl had
advertised for the work. She
said she was called and told to
meet the prospective employer
at an Oaks Park trolley depot.
When she arrived, the young
man said he lived in a house
boat. En route toward the river,
he drew a knife and forced her
into the brush off the road.
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CANNERY WORK AVAILABLE
for
men and women. Day & night shift.
Cannery Local 670
445 Center St.
Ph. 37221
3-6489 IU State St.
Priced "Kash and Karry"-Less Cosh More Carry
As always Randall's bring you the new low prices first; compare these values and you
will see that we can save you 20 to 30, satisfaction assured.
Freshly Ground ' F'esh Country
Hamburger ib. 55 Sausage ib. ....... 55
NEW LOW PRICE . , .
DECK Arm Cut, f Eastern Oregon Hereford Q
MAST ST 35C T Bones, ... ... WC
Eastern Ore. Hereford M A Eastern Ore. Hereford Boneless A
BEEF CUBES 4VC SIRLOIN .b 07C
GROUND JAA . Lean Meaty
round b 49C SHORT RIBS ZVC
Milk Fed Special Price Milk Fed Special Price jl
Veal Roast .b JVC Veal Steak ,b 4X
Eastern Sugar Cured J Tender Skinless . A
Sliced Bocon 4y WIENERS, 37c
LOCKER
BEEF
NEW LOW PRICE!
Easter Ore. Hereford Young
-Lean & Tender Small Sizes
Lb.33c
BASINGER'S FOOD MARKET
1288 State Street
Phone, 2-9237
Fruit Cocktail
Del Monte
No. 303 Cans
for
35c
BREAD abL;at 19c BUTTER ,r.eVa"ey 70c
CIGARETTES ctn ,., 1.45 MILK Ac"rs 10c
TIDE rhinsFowder 27clCRISCO 3 LD,t,r 83c
PINEAPPLE FrCruhed 2 29c
MIRACLE WHIP q, 55c Marshmallowsrkg .... 10c
MARGARINE 2,h, 49c CATSUP"" Camps 2 t. 29c
TOKAY GRAPES 2 lb 19c CARROTS Bunch 5c
Potatoes Fine Quality 50 lb. bag 89c
Lettuce
Large Heads
Solid Crisp
for
15c
Melons
Watermelons, Dillardi Spears,
Cosabas, Honey Dews Priced Right
-PEACHES-
Finest Quality Elbertas & Hales for Canning
Fresh Daily Large Selection Lowest Prices
Prices Effective
Thurs.-Fri.-Sat.
Sept. 1-2-3
Shop and Save
at
BASINGER'S
13th & STATE STS.
Salem
Vi Mile
North of
Underpass
aving (Renter
Stores
West
Salem
At Foot of
Bridge
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Labor Day Specials for Friday-Saturday-Sunday
Both Stores Open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
We Will Be Closed Labor Day, Monday, Sept. 5
GROCERY DEPARTMENT
SUGAR Hoiiy . . . .. . 10 . 1i 85c
BREAD XSuf 2 for 35c
TUNA ST 33c
CHEESE SPREAD STL ; 4 w 85c
MARGARINE 'T ............. 29c
CANDY iJ..:....:.:.... 29c
POP All Flavors , . . . 2 q- bottle
25c
PRODUCE DEPARTMENT
DFAfHFf Standard Elberta box 1.00
rEAUIEj Improved No.1Elberta box 1.49
MADC Hood River Bartlett box 1.59
FEAK3 box 95c
TOMATOES 'Sil.,::...:....:;-. 1.49
WATERMELONS , .!?.!....-.: . 2'2C
SWEET POTATOES a.tam, . 2 25c
BAHAMAS 10c
MEAT DEPARTMENT
NEW HOURS: First class journeymen behind the meat cases from 8
a.m. to 10 p.m. each and every day. This is for your shopping pleasure.
We Feature This Weekend the Following
Labor Day Atom Bombs
Armour's and Swift's Branded Beef
ARMOURS BANNER PICNICS
ib 45c
ARMOUR'S STAR SLICED BACON-LEAN
ARMOURS PURE LARD 2 41c
SWIFTS LUNCHEON TONGUE LOAF 53c
SWIFT'S PREMIUM SLICED BACON
SKINLESS WEINERS , 38c
FRESH PORK PICNIC ROAST . 42c
SWIFT'S SIRLOIN STEAKS - Commercial
Tender Milk Fed White Fat M
VEAL ROAST A Real Buy lb V
BEEF ROAST TZi!?!?. 33c
R-ar FRYERS : 69c
STATE INSPECTED MEATS ONLY