Shirley Temple Tours Pearl Harbor Actress Shirley Tem
ple discusses the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor with H.
George Baker, journalist, first class, during her tour of the
Hawaiian naval installation. Baker ii showing Shirley an
album of pictures taken during the historic attack on Dec. 7,
1941. Miss Temple is vacationing In the islands with her
parents. (Acme Telephoto.)
One-Legged War Hero
Makes Good as a Diver
(AP Newsfeatures)
Jacksonville, Fla., Feb. 21 One might think things have been
rather rough for ex-Marine Fignter mot sam wgm ever since
that fantastic June day seven years ago when a Jap Zero de
liberately cut off one of his feet as he was parachuting down.
At that time, the Marines rated him as one of the real heroes
of World War II. But the glory
didn t amount to much when the
big show was over.
Logan went broke trying to
run a charter air service in Los
Angeles after the war.
.
Today, he figures he has solv
ed forevermore the dilemma of
maimed war veterans whose
lives to them seem hopeless.
Simply, his philosophy Is:
,
"Don't let anyone tell yon
you can't do something just
because you're nicked a little.
Keep practicing. Quit coddl
ing yourself, and - you'll be
better than the average guy."
Logan, a native of Faola, Kan.,
is a well-built, good looking
man of 20 who has taken up
deep-sea diving and is making
a go of It.
He works for his two broth
ers who operate a diving and
salvage business here. Every
few days he dons a heavy brass
helmet and plummets to the
depths of the St. John River and
the Atlantic Ocean, wearing a
plastic waterproof leg he made
himself. He's believed to be the
only one-legged diver anywhere.
F . '-p1, "
Wife Helps Sam Logan don
diver's helmet to try his plas
tic leg under water. ,
Totally Blind
Donate Blood
Seattle, Wash., Feb 21 U.R
Twenty young men and wo
men explained Monday that
they did not subscribe to the
popular notion that they could
not contribute to worthy
causes.
The 20, all totally blind,
inarched into a clinic here led
by their seeing-eye dogs and
contributed to the blood bank.
Hubbard Mrs. Mamie Beach
of Portland is visiting her niece;
and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Sherman.
Letters Going
To Congress
Many letters are going from
this community to fne Oregon
delegation in congress urging
their support for senate bill 57,
according to Lawrence Oster
man, chairman of the congres
sional action committee of the
Atlantic Charter committee for
Oregon.
The bill would request the
president to invite f.e demo
cracies that sponsor the Nortn
Atlantic treaty to name dele
gates to a federal convention for
the purpose of exploring possi
bilities of federal union.
The letters going out from
here are not form letters, Oster
man said.
"We have avoided that," he
said. "We want them to repre
sent the actual feelings of the
people who write them."
Prafum Community
Club Offered Play
Pratum Pratum Community
club held the first meeting of
the year at the school house.
The president, Noble Basher,
named the following committees
for March meeting: Program,
Peter Bishoff, Harold de Vrees,
Walter Ruyle;refreshment, Mrs.
Cornelius Bateson, Mrs. Fred
Cornue and Mrs. Homer Welty
A play "Bolts and Nuts" will
be given by Pratum young peo
ple at Pratum school Saturday
night at 8 o'clock was announced
by Maxine Hansen.
Cornelius Bateson introduced
W. W. McKinney, adviser of Sa
lem chapter of Future Farmers
of America. This group of boys
furnished the program for the
evening. Refreshments were
served by Maxine Hansen, Mrs,
Ed Jensen, Mrs. Albert Gerig.
Movies for Club
Fairview Thp Fairview
community club will meet Fri
day, Mrs. Vernon Stephens, the
secretary, reports. Mrs. Morris
Miller, McMlnnville, will show
moving pictures.
Logan today ' displays -. the
same doggedness that carried
him through one of the most re
markable episodes of the war.
Flying a Vought Corsair, Lt,
Logan was dog-fighting at 20,-
000 feet when enemy bullets
shredded his plane's tail assem
bly. Logan kicked himself out
of the craft and began to float
down.
- A Zero raced at him. He felt
a stab of pain. The Zero'
propellor had cut his right
foot off.
He was picked up and spent
five months in a hospital.
He came to Florida and took
up diving. He married a girl he
met on a blind date Mrs. Jac
queline Tate of Greensboro, N.C
tier first Husband, Marine Lt.
Donald Tate, was killed in the
same area where the Japs got
Logan.
He Spoke His First Words
Today "I Want Curly's
Milk!"
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Phone 38783
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10 Free 0&?C Green Stamps given Wednes
day at the Redemption Desk downstairs.
Bring your books.
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Cannon Nylon Hose Sale!
If perfect, they'd sell for '1.35
Th Irregularities in these fine nylons are 10
slight you'd need a magnifying glass to find
them! They're beautifully full-fashioned, in
mellow Spring shades. Dress sheers of 5 1
gauge, 1 5 denier; and street sheers, SI
gauge, 30 denier. Sizes 8 'a -' 0 '2 -
Hosiery, main oof
FLOOR SAMPLE SALE
Electric Ganges
A tremendous floor sample sale of nationally famous "Electromaster" ranges
at drastically reduced prices. One of a kind completely guaranteed per
fect condition. An opportunity to buy an outstanding electric range at a
terrific reduction come early for these values!
1 ONLY APARTMENT SIZE RANGE Reg, $169.50 NOW $1QQ00
3 burners, deep well cooker. I 37
1 ONLY SPEED QUEEN WASHER .Regular $129.95 $0000
Double aluminum tub Balloon rolls. 77
1 ONLY HOLIDAY MODEL Regular $239.95 NOW $00000
Deep well cooker, roller bearing drawers. - ZU
1 ONLY ROYALE MODEL Regular $289.95 NOW $04000
Oven control clock warming oven left element. JmHtW
1 ONLY .SUPERB MODEL Regular $349.95 NOW $)QO00
Fully automatic oven eye, clock and light. A7
1 ONLY L&H 40 GAL. WATER HEATER Reg. $149.00 NOW $0000
Double element, adjustable thermostat, upright style. 77
Appliances Downstairs
NO DOWN PAYMENT LIBERAL TERMS
Cannon Bath-Size Towels
Reg. $1.98. "Lido" pattern, choice of 6 colors. $1 l A
RmRU
Hand towel, reg. 98c for 59c; wash cloth, reg.
39e tor I9e,
Domestics Downstairs
Short-Sleeved Slipon Sweaters
Valued as high as $3.49. They're knit of all Jt
1.77
wool, in plain and novelty weaves. Sizes
34 to 40.
cctnorr'ci, main floor
Long-Sleeved Cardigan Sweaters
A $3.95 value. Boxy-style cardigans, in your $0 iTkfk
favorite sweater colors. Sizes 34 to 40. &9l39
Accwoiitt, main floor
Part Wool and Cotton Blankets
2.98
Values in group to $4.98. Some all cotton, $
some a0 wool, nains ana assigns, irregu
lars in group.
Domestics Downstairs
Plastic Window Shades
You can wash them they won't fade, nor
tearl Ivory, green, cream, 36" wide, 6' long.
Curtains Downstairs
1.59
lack
Trimmed Tricot Knit Slips
Famous maker's slips that'd sell for $2.95, if CBj fftt
perfect. Applique and lace trim, in white, I a B
tearose. 32 to 40. V
Lnqtrh, main floor
Rayon-Cotton Panties
Manufacturer's closeout, should sell for 85c. Tuck, n
stitch type in rayon-cotton durene. Tearose and
white. w-w
L'flgfrt, moA floor
mourn
SML1
50 Wool -50 Rayon
If not specially pur
chased, our prices
would have been
from $2.50 to $2.95
yd.
00
yd.
Shadow Checks and Plains Houndstooth
Pin Stripes f) Large Block Pattern!
Shepherd Checks Plain Colors
54 to 60 Inches Wide
We're listing just a few of the magnificent patterns you'll
find in this outstanding woolen sale the kind Roberts' is
so justly famous for. You'll just have to come in and see
the rest! There are weights suitable for every type of sew
ing .. . skirts, suits, sports jackets, toppers, even for bed
spreads and drapes in important new Spring colors. And
the fantastic low price for this prize sale just $1.00 a
yard. Come early as you can for the best selection. j
Yardage, Meiianin
Women's Plastic Raincoats
Don't miss this bargain! A regular $8.95 va. rAA
ua . . . in either clear, blue, green plastic. JLt)r JIF
S, M sizes.
yJectnott'M, mailt floor
Ladies' Handbags
You'll find smart purses valued to $2.95. BO
(pin tai)
29
10'
Clever styles, in failles, patents, plastic
leathers.
Acctuoriii, ffloiit Hoot
White Cotton Anklets
Reg. 59c, these fine mercerized cotton anklets
have heavy ribbed cuff. White, sizes 82-l I.
AnUtlt, loin floor
Mens Work Sox
Long style, white, black and khaki. Sizes 10
to 12. Fine mercerized cotton irregulars. A
tremendous work sox valuel
MEN'S MAIN FLOOR
Metal Skirt Rack
Saves precious closet space. This rack will hold rf fQ
from 6 to 10 skirts.
Notions Mezzanine
White Sheet Blankets
"Relderest" Ridgeway irregulars. Giant size 1fh ftk
of 72x108. Double napped cotton, whipped
edges.
Domestics Downstairs
36" Kitchen Prints
Rag. 79e yd. Use it for curtains, lunch cloths! O'QO
Four bright patterns, all fast colors.
Domestics Mezzanine Yd.