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Ireland'! Candidate Margaret Lalor (above) will compete
as "Miss Ireland" in international beauty festival for the se
lection of "Miss Europe" at Palermo, Italy.
Four Corners Home Scene
Of 'China Day' Gathering
Four Corners. Sept. 21 Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. White4055
Beck Ave., were hosts at a reunion dinner to a group of old
V friends of "China" days when the men were all doing a tour of
navy duty in the Orient and the families were living out there.
It was 15 years since they were all seeing Shanghai. Manila and
many other places logeiner.
They are retired navy veterans
and their combined years of
of service total more than 100
years. The visitors were Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Siewert, Mr. and
' Mrs. F. G. Lawrence, and Mr.
and Mrs. George Hart, all of
Portland
House guests in the Frank
Croiier home, 3920 State street,
last week were their daughter
and son-in-law and their twin
daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Owen, Kimlee Ellen and Mar
mie Eileen Owen of Eugene. On
Sunday, September 11 the Cro
ziers had all of their children
and grandchildren at home
when they all were together for
the first time. Besides the
Owen family there were Mr. and
Mrs. Rov Priem and Bruce
Priem of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Lyle Cave, Robin and Alan Cave
of Salem.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. Ray M. Gardner, 4123 Dur
bin avenue, upon the birth of
a son born September 16 at the
Salem General hospital. He has
been named Larry C. and weigh
ed nine pounds and 14 ounces.
There is an older brother, Tom
my, and the grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Lot Gardner of
Independence, Mrs. Florence
Rose of Falls City, Ore. The
great grandmothers are Mrs.
Hattie Wingo of Independence
v and Mrs. Anna Gardner of Falls
City, Ore.
' George Bixler, 4420 Macleay
road, and his sister, Mrs. Flor
ence White of Brooks, flew to
Seattle for a week's visit with a
brother who is very ill. Before
returning home they visited an
other brother at Coulee Dam.
Wash.
Recent guests in the Jess Mv
Ilnay home, S138 Mahrt avenue,
were Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph
Manske of Lincoln, Neb., and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oetken and
family of Bend, Ore.
14 mini
Works for Chiang In a
published interview, William
J. Goodwin (above) of Ros
lyn, N. Y., an American pub
lic relations man, revealed in
Washington, D. C, that he is
employed at $25,000 a year by
the Chinese Nationalists to get
more money and support for
Chiang Kai-Shek's government
In its battle against the com
munists. (AP Wirephoto) ,
Burial Plan
Arouses Negroes
Klamath Falls, Sept. 21 WV
The National Association for
Advancement of Colored People
has thrown a legal pitch at the
city of Klamath Falls and its
plan to allocate 72 lots in a new
cemetery for burial of non-
caucasians.
Ten NAACP members, along
with Berkeley, Calif., Attorney
Orville Edder, appeared before
the city council to protest what
they termed segregation in the
cemetery and Edder told the
council he considered the allo
cation plan a violation of the
"equal rights and protection"
clause of the U. S. constitution.
Edder said he had represented
NAACP on several occasions
and had been summoned to
Klamath Falls to look into the
burial issue.
The matter arose several
weeks ago when a negro war
veteran was refused burial in
the new cemetery because of re
strictions in deeds to cemetery
lots which provided that the
cemetery be used for Caucasian
interment only.
Since that time the restrictive
clause has been deleted from
lot deeds, but the city and a
cemetery committee, trying to
work out the problem of negro
burials, hit upon the plan of
allocating 72 lots in a certain
portion of the cemetery lor non-
caucasians.
It is this plan NAACP is pro
testing.
Burned Over Logging
Lands Being Cleared
Dallas Billows of dense
smoke surging up over western
hills near Dallas need not cause
any undue alarm for forests
according to a report of the
Polk-Benton district headquar
ters, state board of forestry.
The fires have been set with
the permission of the office to I
burn logged over lands and de-
ris. Men from the forest serv
ice are assisting with the work.
Largest fire is that in the
Long-Bell operations near Grand
Ronde. It will cover 2,400 acres.
Men of the company crews are
working to keep the fire within
bounds.
Others are being set nearer
Dallas in operations of Pope andM
Talbot and smaller concerns.
More slash fires may be expect
ed within the next few days.
With fall rains expected soon.
it is "now or never" for slash
ing fires to get the woods rid
of brush that would be hazard-1
ous in coming dry seasons.
Shoplifting Charged
Lebanon Mary Werner,
route 3, Lebanon, forfeited $25
bail when she failed to appear
Monday on charges of shoplift
ing. She was arrested at Co
lumbia Food store by city police
Saturday.
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this scene from Damon Runyon s heart-warming -&orrowiui
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Thomas Gomez.
Linn Farm Owners
Start Fall Plowing
Albany Fall plowing is un
derway on many of Linn coun
ty's farms following last week's
rains, but farmers in the south
west part of the county are still
waiting for more moisture to
loosen up the soil, a survey
showed.
The rainfall was sufficient to
facilitate plowing in most of the
county, particularly in the Leb-
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anon and Scio areas. Heavy-type
soils in the Brownsville, Shedd
and Halsey areas will need more
rainfall before they become
loose enough to allow wholesale
plowing.
Ryegrass appears to be the
heaviest crop going in this
month. Heavy seedings are also
being made in vetch and grey
oats will be planted in quantity
this week, it was disclosed.
A majority of thehop growers
completed picking last week
with little damage suffered by
the rains.
Relieve miseries direct
without "dosing"
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With Sept. 1,1949 Changes
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MISS RAGS TO RICHES 1949
"After 80 washings the left half
of this cotton dress was worn to
shreds. But the right half which
had been Perma Starched after
each 8th washing was still crisp
and new looking."
Makes Clothes Wear Twice as Long
Tests by the nations' leading in
Hpnt laboratories conclu
sively prove Perma Starch makes
clothes wear twice as long because
Perma Starch does not wash out
even after 8 to 15 washings.
Pmi StArrh starches clothes in
an entirely new way. Unlike ordi
nary starch that coats cloth to
tifVi-n it. Perma Starch pene
trates into the individual fibres
of each thread. Melted under the
heat of an iron it actually grasps
and holds fibres in place, keeping
them from being torn away by
wear or by washing.
Saves Time and Money
No cooking is required. Leaves no
odor in domes
after ironing. By fWfjt
making clothes
wear more than t
twice as long, J, . ,V
Perma Starch can ft i VNS
save the average 1 '
family $50 to $75 I f I I
eacn year, u
79c pint bottle
. makes H to gal.
Ion and does the
work of $2.50
worth of liquid
cornstarch.
Warning
There are some
imitations of gen
nine Perma
Starch with simi-
lar and confusing names. These
Sroducts have not had the bene
t of the 13 years of research that
went into Prrma Starch. Some
leave an unpleasant odor that
cannot be washed out, some even
add water to make their product
mb tnnr economical. Be sure
you get puin hitjhty conren
rrnferf Prrmn Starrh. It rnme in
the "HA RHK1I POLE STItlPE"
bottle at your grocer.
TrTtil M'H nr write U. S- Rubber C..
1 KocktlattM Cmui, N. Y.
1 1 n 1
mm
WlHlH:iPHVw. " "
Amber Fog Lamps
Rust Resistant Chrome Plats
Reg. 3.98 J A A
At Sears for.. ea.
lnroM your visibility In bad wathr
. . . odd to rho boouty of your oar.
Anibor toalod boon lighti. Soo M
Allstate Grease Gun
Maximum Ulility-Low Cost
0 00
18-oz. capacity
Levor action, pring-primd comtrwo.
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Allstate Car Rugs
3 Beautifully Matched Colors
15xl8-lnch Site OZ.
Reg. 1.15, now OC
Drew vp your cor with Mil pvro rub
ber rug that cleans oosily koops car
interior nowor. Rod, grton, browsu
Appleton Spotlight
D.luxs Quality 15C0-ft. Beom
Reg. 14.95 Q A A
New low price. . .
Pkit Km at Ibis low prtco. Brats co
strvction, boavy gloaming oVaoso-philo,
-around, inside car control.
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Adapter Light Kit
Wlslote Sealed Beam Ughls
'AH Pie-1940 Cars 4.39
Onega over h 45 minoM to Albtato
toolod boom headlights at Scars low
prkol Chrome plated; painted shells.
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Holland Tulip Bulbs
Vlgorour Varieties QC.
10 for OJC
F.njoy IuirlOH, lonf itrmoi)
Darwin Tullpi next sprlnf by
plftntlnf thes heallhr Rolland
crown bulb this fall! Hk jear
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Ranunculus Bulbs
Sturdy Cross Country Blooms
Package of 18 . . 79c
hnogin a riot of red, salmon, pink,
iawg flowert In your yard next July.
100 Bv-U for fall planting
Anemone Bulbs
Blue, Red, Lavender, White
Package of 24 ... . 79c
torgo poppy-like flowers bloom ioto
in Spring . . . many color combinations.
100 Bulbs for fall planting
Imported Hyacinths
Red, Pink. Blue and White
6 Dutch Bulbs. . . . 99c
float heavBy Aoworod spikes on strong
stems for April beauty. Select yours!
100 Seiko
Snow Flake Bulbs
Pockets ol Four lU-Wi Bulbs
Sears Low Pries I C -Package
of 4 T-C
Plonl now for lovely springtime beauty
In your gardenl Delicate bo) shaped
Hewers torsi ooer arooi
4-pc. Canister Set
Colorful Garden Fruit Pottern
77c
Matching Step-on Can 99c
Designed for long, satisfactory sorvlcel
Moid of Honor pafrtrywaro fai a wido
variety of handy pieces to inatch.
Steel Garbage Can
20-Gal. Capacity 2.33
Strong, duroble galvonizod iteol
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rivet d handles, and reinforced
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Galvanized Pails
Built To Give You Lono Service
Hold 10 quarts . . . 37c
RolnfoRed rimf, welded moim add
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Fiber Wastebasket
Smartly Topersd Ovol Shapes
12-qt. Capacity Oil.
Reg. S5c, now
Sturdy Aborboord wostoboskot bos bng
lasting matal top and bottom. Exterior
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Narcissus Bulbs
Lovely Pop VVhuo Vorietr
3 Bulbs In pack . . 35c
recked in eeleehene with twitree
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Skew-Back Hand Saw
Polished Hkjh Corbon Steel
26-ln. Long EQ
Reg. S.98, now. . . efce- r
Famous Craftsmon. Crosscut or rip sows
are taper - ground two ways. Toons
oxportly set, carved hardwood handles.
Bronze Weatherstrip
Per foot 5C
Genuine rustproof woanWstrip.
Eoslty Installed. Effectively coals
against snow, dust, cold.
Claw Hammer
Steel Hsad, Hickory Hondls
1.85
16 -o. Siss
Reg. 2.29, now. .
Craftsmonl H.od mad. of Super-Terr
t..li handle has rubber tip for firm
trip. Abo m I J-ot. site. At Seorsl
Roller Cabinet -
Craltsman Deluxe, Bad Bearina
Oray Finish OA Crt
Reg. S8.S0, now Wte J W
Heavy gauge stool double roliworcect
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rubber Mr.d castors, loamy drswon,
Mechanic's Tool Box
Reg. S.2S, now. . .
4.69
Roomy 22-gouge stool boa.
Streamlined design, targe partl
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Plastic NfVall Tile
4.95
10 sq. ft. ...
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Insulation Board
low Priced; Eosy To Install
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Boys & Girls Bike
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Reg, 42.50, now 39.95
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