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Capital Journal, Salem, 0r., Thursday, October 27, 1949 15
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Free Wine at Grape Fete From this fountain flowed more
than 1,000 gallons of wine during the annual grape festival
at Marino, Italy, wine-producing center near Rome.
Dallas Takes Counter Steps
To Offset Halloween Pranks
Dallas, Oct. 22 Not much malicious damage is expected in
Dallas on Halloween night, Monday, October 31, because of the
friendship cultivated over a period of years with the young gob
lins, witches and ghosts by the local American Legion post and
,he community as a whole.
Those who usually do the
haunting will be organized
again for the annual parade and
prize competition sponsored by
Carl B. Fenton post and will be
too busy to "cause a rumpus"
barring the usual "trick or treat"
of course.
Children in the Dallas schools
and nearby rural schools will
dress up in costumes appropriate
for the season and meet for
judging at the elementary school
at 7 p.m., according to John
Greenwood, chairman of the
committee in charge. Pupils
through the sixth grade will par
ticipate. Prizes will be awarded
to a grand champion, two grand
prize winners each for boys and
girls, two winners each for boys
and girls in each room of the
schools, and in addition all par
ticipants will receive a candy
bar. A division is also scheduled
for pre-school children.
Following the judging, the
children will parade down Main
street following the big new fire
truck and the Dallas high school
band. At the city hall, prizes
will be presented with Bill Dal
ton acting as master of ceremo
nies.
In the event of inclement wea
ther, the whole affair will be
held in the elementary school
auditorium.
On the Legion committee are
Greenwood, Orlando Peters, Bob
Dalton and Bill Wood. Other
Legionnaires will assist with the
crowds and award prizes.
Prizes have been contributed
by Dallas merchants.
Court Halts
Welfare Cut
Olympla, Oct. 27 The
court order temporarily restrain
ing the state department of so
cial security from putting Into
effect its planned cuts in wel
fare grants raised anew today
the possibility that Governor
Langlie might have to call a
special legislative session to
raise taxes.
The proposed slash would
have saved the state approxi
mately $851,000 a month or
roughly $14,000,000 if carried
out accordingly over the remain
der of the biennium.
Whether the order, issued yes
terday by, Superior Judge
Charles Wright, will be made
permanent is to be decided later.
Opposing counsel and Judge
Wright will confer November 4
on a date to hear the case on its
merits.
)Radar Defenses
To Be Employed
Seattle, Oct. 27 W The Pa
cific northwest's newly estab
lished radar screen and fighter
defense groups of the area will
be employed Nov. 4 to 14 in ma
jor air defense exercises.
Details of the large scale ma
neuvers were disclosed by Gen.
Hoyt S. Vandenberg, chief of
staff of the air force, to Sen.
Warren G. Magnuson and Reps.
Henry M. Jackson and Hugh B.
Mitchell.
Mitchell told the Seattle Tim
es that while the exercises will
not be an actual test of the de
fense system, it will simulate the
tactics which might be encoun
tered and employed in an at
tack meaning that the bomb
ers will be the attackers and
the fighter the defenders.
High altituda B-29 and B-40
bombers of the 4th, lztn ana
15th air force will attempt to
penetrate the radar and fighter
air defenses. At least 200 planes
and 5,000 officers and men will
be sent to the Pacific northwest
from widely scattered fields.
Large formations of jet fight
ers including F-86s and F-48s.
will lead defender groups, which
will include regular army, air
national guard and naval reserv
ist units, Vandenberg said.
Operational control of the ex-
60 Polio Cases In Epidemic
Eugene, Oct. 27 iP) The last
count of cases handled in Sacred
Heart hospital this year was
made just two weeks ago and
showed that about 60 cases had
received or were receiving treat
ment. Hospital officials expect
this to be the peak month for
new cases of the disease.
This week the hospital re
vealed that the total is 71 cases to
date. And last week-end Lane
county had its first polio death.
ercises will be under Maj. Gen.
John E. Upston, commanding
general of the 25th air defense
division.
The planes will base at Moses
lake, Paine field near Everett,
Geiger field at Spokane and
Portland municipal airport.
' Headquarters will be at a sta
tion near Silver lake in Snoho
mish county. Lieut. Gen. Ennis
C. Whitehead, commanding gen
eral of the air force continental
defenses, will witness the exercises.
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Quality candy for your party
favors or trick or treat.
GUM DROPS
ORANGE & BLACK
X' 25c .
For Making Party Favors
FRESH ROASTED
PEANUTS
Pound
Bag
33c
The bit; Jumbo site, fresh roast
ed and tasty.
IGA Cane & Maple
SYRUP
24 oi.
Bottle
35c
You'll enjoy that just
right maple flavor.
GERBER'S
Strained or Chopped
BABY FOOD
CRISCO SHORTENING
3 - 23c
3 l 79c
pkg.
Take advantage of this special low price on your favorite shortening.
NUCOA MARGARINE . 27c 53c
Sunny Morn Coffee
43c
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C0ffa for ttl moiwi. ptg
pkg.
Rich in Wholesome Food Elements
COFFEE
Royal Guest
lb
Be assured of fresh coffee. Buy Royal Guest in the whole bean, ground to order. It com'
pares with the finest.
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APPLET W'c,s
Specials for Friday & Saturday
Sunkist Oranges 2. 55c
2 19c
Medium for juicing or the
children's lunches.
FLORIDA
Grapefruit
Large site, and chuck full of tangy juice.
Sweet Potatoes 2 19c
So good with your ham or pork dinners.
Broiler Onions C ib.bag 10f
For a tasty vegetable dish.' I V
Radishes or Green Onions
5c
Bunch
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12 Exquirite Masterpiece
Christmas Cards
with Envelopes
with
f Rinto
bo. Lop
rm omr slants ami
with 8otium
For a Delicious Chinese
Dinner
BEAN
SPROUTS
No. 2 Con
Chow Main
NOODLES
No. 2 Can
Chop Suey
VEGETABLES
No. 2 Can
SOY
SAUCE
6'i oi. Bottles
13c
20c
27c
20c
FLOUR Ku-
50 & 3.75
Shortening Sno-Kreem 3 lbs. 79c
SALAD DRESSING K 27c
Cocktail FG1 2 .V. 29c
D D I IGA
Drown Dreaa u
Cherries
IGA
Maraschino 3Ji ox. Jar.
23c
15c
Peanut Butter '".,...3 7'
Mince Meat fiZ 22c
CLEANS DIRTY HANDS
29c 17c
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00 Highland Ave. No Commercial
Broadway Grocery Model Food Market
Brdwy. & Mkt.-Open Sunday 215 North Hilh st
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scio, Oregon Orcutt's Market
4200 North River Road
Quality Food Mkt.
17th and Center Central Cash Market
Monmouth, Oregon
Carter's Market
i7th and Market st. Ronner's Grocery
Gervals, Oregon
State Street Market
1230 State St ...
Equall s Grocery
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S9S No. Comi.
Independence
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Mehama, Ore. Open Sunday Independence, Oregon
WHITE KING
SOAP P0DWER
GIANT
SIZE...
55c
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pSpl SWEET CLOVER PERFUME
$1.00 VALUI
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5c 6 25c
For Your
Halloween Party
White or Yellow
2 - 35c
The Childrens
Favorite Pkg.
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PINE
WHITE
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3 bar. 23C
3 bar. 21C
MARSHMALLOWS
CAMPFIRE JC.
Lb. Box 3 DC
Four U pound packages In each box to make them
stay fresh longer.
NESTLES CHOCOLATE
MORSELS 2.., 39c
For Your Toll House Cookies
SUNSHINE 6 ox. pkg.
CHEEZ-ITS 17r
Dainty Cheese Squares
Wa 16c
PARD
DOG FOOD
2 ci's 25c
Special Low Prica
Nabisco Shredded 12 ex.
pkg.
Your Favorite Breakfast Cereal
WHEAT
16c
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Salem, Oregon
Model Food Market under the able management of Edw. Schunke, Sr., and Edward, Jr., has been a member of the
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