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Norwegian Liner The new 16,500-ton Norwegian America
passenger liner Oslofjord towers over the flat Netherlands
countryside as it nears completion at Amsterdam, Holland.
Four Corners People Watch
Progress Upon New School
Four Corners, Oct. 4 Each week sees the work on the new
Lincoln school gradually nearing completion. This week the as
phalt will be laid in the rear of the building for the children's
nlavcround. Miss Mariorie Chester, librarian for the Salem
schools came Monday with her assistants to place the books for
this school in the newly com-
plated library. The kitchen Is
also nearing completion.
With late comers stepping up
the enrollment in the lower
grades It was necessary to use
another room. Mrs. Rebecca
Burnham was tranferred from
the Auburn school to teach the
Hftli grade here. Miss Shirley
Payne, who began with the fifth
grade now has the mixed third
and fourth room. This malss
ight rooms and eight teachers
with a total enrollment of 230.
Rev. and Mrs. Victor L.
Loucks and their daughter, Jan
et are at home in the Mrs. Mae
Marshall residence at 140 N. El
ma avenue. Rev. Loucks is the
sew resident pastor of the Four
Corners Baptist church. They
came here from Scio, Ore.,
where he was pastor of the Bap
tist church for seventeen years.
Visiting the Loucks over the
week end were their daughter
and children, Mrs. Howard Pas
chall, Carol and Ilene of Mitch
ell. Ore.
Mrs. Ervin Pankratz, 4385
Hudson avenue, was hostess to
the North Elma Sewing club on
Thursday. The afternoon was
spent Informally. Dessert re
freshments were served to Mrs.
Henry Dillard, Mrs. John Era
taons, Mrs. C. O. Gilming and
Mrs. Cecil Snook.
The Missionary circle of the
four Corners Baptist church
will meet Thursday, October 6
at 1 p.m. hi the church annex.
All women of the community
art taritod. There will be a
fueet speaker.
Ronald William Pearson, son
W Mrs. Mabel Pearson S745
Mahrt ave., left Thursday for
a Diego, Calif, where he will
take his basic training In the
V. S. Marines. His enlistment Is
far three years.
Jean Allen who recently re
turned from Glendale, Calif, ac
companied Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Tinker and children who left
Sunday by automobile for south
era California.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Shipman
and children of Newberg, Ore.
were visiting the Harry and Wil
lis Shipman families this week.
Mrs. Florence Haines of Port
land has moved into her small
cottage adjacent to the Ship
man residence at 4060 Durbin
avenue. Willis Shipman is her
brother.
Montford Hammond who has
been visiting relatives in Du
luth, Minneapolis and Brainard,
Minn., for several months re
turned home this week. He is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Hammond on Glenwood drive.
Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Binegar
160 S. Lancaster drive have re
turned from a trip to eastern
Oregon visiting relatives at
Pendleton and The Dalles.
NO RELAXING AROUND THEM
Two Dogs, War Souvenirs,
Stir Rumpus in New Home
Glajsport, Pa. UB The Pater family here can't ignore its
German war "souvenirs."
In fact, the family learned soon after arrival of their war
veteran son's two Boxer dogs that it would take a heap of
training for themselves before they could live in peace. It
was some time before they could
relax with the none too docile
pair around.
The dogs were bought as pups
in Germany by Lt. Edwin Pater
and shipped to Glassport when
he was transferred to this coun
try. When they were delivered to
Mrs. Mary Pater, the lieuten
ant's mother, she took one look
at the snarling pair in their ship
ping crate and decided they
were too much for her to handle.
The dogs never had seen a
woman before.
Bodo, the male Boxer, had
been enrolled in a progressive
school for dogs in Germany and
was taught to obey commands.
The hitch was that the com
mands had to be spoken in Ger
man. ' Mrs. Pater packed the dogs
oft to a veterinarian for safe
keeping until her son could
Icome home.
The Paters soon learned
enough German to give com
mands to their dogs, and Bodo
and Abel were taught respect
for women by their master.
Discipline now is no problem.
The dogs make a daily trip to
the grocer's with Mrs. Pater and
calmly wait for her outside.
They walk with her outside their
double leash. ,
The trip to the grocer is made
frequently to keep the huskies
in food eight pounds of it daily.
Bodo, only a year old, weighs
1 65 pounds, and his mate seven
The Boxers became accustom-
Capitnl Journal, Salem, Ore., Tuesday, October 4, 194911
ed to their surroundings In
about a month. Children of the
neighborhood who trembled
with fear when the pair first ar
rived now enjoy playing with
them.
But like most dogs, Bodo and
Abel hate cats, and neighbor
hood dogs are mighty careful
they don't step into the Boxers'
territory. The pair often "mix
it up" between themselves when
one gets more attention from his
master than the other, but it's
only in fun.
The Paters guard their
tongues when the Boxers are
around, lest they send the dogs
flying to attack some passerby.
They accidentally might give
the German equivalent for "sic
im!"
Because they have an excel
lent blood line, Pater expects to
use his pair for breeding.
The United States has one of
the world's highest accident
rates, an annual 67.1 deaths per
100.000 population compared
with a world average of less
than 50.
Stepmother Charged
With Child Stealing
Los Angeles, Oct. 4 UP) The
stepmother of two boys was
charged yesterday with child
stealing in a custody dispute
with their mother.
The boys are Ronald Rhoton,
14, and Robert, 12. Their father
was killed in their burning home
at Klamath Falls, Ore., Septem
ber 24.
Their stepmother, Mrs. Donna
Lee Rhoton, 33, was jailed and
then released, to appear in court
on an Arizona warrant.
Baker Man Killed
Ontario, Calif., Oct. 4 UP!
The air force today listed Corp.
Gordon G. Crimin, 20, of 1804
Resort St., Baker, Ore., as one
of the March airbase personnel
killed in a train and bus crash
at a crossing Sunday night.
Decker's
is coming
to Salem!
Watch for the
Opening
Announcement
Have You Heard? jjAx
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First in Salem!
the New Modern Clean
way to heat your home!
CATERIZED OIL it a chemically treated fuel oil
(mixed with expert care right at Smalley'i) that
provides a continued chemical cleaning actionl
REMOVES SOOT AND CARBON AS IT BURNS!
Dissolves sludge and
carbon!
Minimizes strainer
closglrj!
Insures top peak fur
nace efficiency!
Can be stored with
absolute safety!
Reduces stark fire
hasards 5 !
Cleaner burning
throughout!
-DIAL
3-5622 or 3-5606
INVESTIGATE!
NOW! TODAY!
Howard J. Smalley Oil Co.
1405 S. Eroadway in Salem
SHOP Safeway for All your FOODS
and
Yes, Safeway prices are Low in every
department.
There's a good old-fashioned way to know how you are
getting the most for your money. It's by comparing
values. When you check prices item by item and qual
ity by quality, you know where you get the best buys.
Safeway invites exactly this sort of comparison. We base
our food business on the values you will find in every
section of the store day after day. Shop Safeway
regularly and you really save!
Shop Safeway and
You REALLY Save!
Moonbeam
Brond, No. 2'i can
Enjoy the tenderness of "waste-free" guaranteed meats
T-B0NE STEAKS SIRLOIN STEAKS
Grade Commercial Grade Commercial
LB. 79c LB. 59c
Pure, Fresh, Lean SLICED FRESH FLAVORFUL
ground beef BACON BOLOGNA
Uniform, High rjr I yQ Lunch box Aft
Quality Ib.sjDC Lb 4VC Favorite lb. OC
PORK LOIN ROAST . 49c
PORK CHOPS
Loin Center Cuts LB.
65c
PORK ROASTS Sholuder Cuts LB.
39c
PORK SETAKS . 45c
HAMS
Eastern Corn Fed
Sugar Cured . . .
59c
SAUSAGE
Fur Fork
Fresh Daily
Be sure, select your family produce favorites at Safeway
lb 45cJ
Casaba Melons
Jonathan Apples psj
Ortley Apples C
Red Cabbage lb jJC
Carrots
Celery S
Turnips
Parsnips P
Green Peppers lb.
Rutabagas
Dry Onions S
SQUASH
Danish
Hubbard
Marblehead
lb.
3c
Green Onions
Radishes
Beets
Swiss Chard
5c
bunch
ORANGES, Juicy and Sweet . . lb. 10c
POTATOES, U.S. No. 2 Gem 50-lb. bag 98c
YAMS, Serve Them Candied . . lb. 10c
Prices Effective Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Salem, Silverton
and Dallas Safeway Stores.
CHURCH'S Quart
White Tag
Brand . . . No. 2 can
SIMPLOT
. . .No. 2 can
3 " 25c
35c
3 25c
3 - 25c
Gardenside - Standard
Cream Style - Golden Bantam No. 2 can
BANJO BRAND
White or Golden No. 2x can
GARDENSIDE BRAND,
Standard New Pack! No. 303 can
10c
2 - 25c
3 - 25c
PUMPKIN
GRAPE JUICE
SLICED BEETS
DICED CARROTS
CORN
HOMINY
PEAS
SAUERKRKAUT 10c
SPINACH EMERALDBAY No.2'ican
BROWN BREAD "w 2 25c
CHICKEN FRICASSEE - 79c
SALAD DRESSING - 39c
SWIFT'S PREM
VELVEETA
, . . . 12-ox. can
Kraft Cheese Food
, . 2-lb. Loaf
CANE SUGAR
BISQUICK
CHERUB MILK
SODA CRACKERS
fLQUR HARVESTBL0SS0M 25lb,atk
35c
79c
io-ib..k 37c
39c
10c
35c
2-lb. pkg.
TALL CAN
. . J ib. box
$69
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