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Modern Model Ray Workman, 37, of Chicago, examines
his washable model of a whaler created from plastics with
kitchen tools. The sails are sandpapered to provide frosted
finish.
Berry Growers
Meet Friday
Program for the strawberry
growers meeting in the Mayflow
er building on Friday, March 3,
has been completed with the an
nouncement by County Exten
sion Agent D. L. Rasmussen that
Earl Genzer and Irwin Schlegel
of Banks will appear on the pro
gram. Strawberry growers Genzer
and Schlegel are scheduled for
1:30 p.m. They will show mo
tion pictures and discuss their
strawberry growing operations.
The second part of the pro
gram will feature a progress re
port on the strawberry variety
improvement program at Oregon
State college by George Waldo.
Waldo is a United States depart
ment of agriculture horticultur
ist stationed at Corvallis.
"My Experiences in Growing
Marshall Strawberries" will be
discussed by Stanley Sneed,
strawberry grower from the
Hayesville district north of Sa
lem. Sneed's fields averaged
about five tons of Marshall
strawberries per acre last year,
one of the highest yields re
ported in Marion county in 1949.
La Grande Seeks
Air Force Academy
La Grande, Ore., March 2, (U.R)
Gene Killion, manager of the
La Grande Chamber of Com
merce, has flown to Washington,
D.C. to confer with the air
force's site selection survey
board in connection with the
proposed $300,000,000 air force
academy.
Killion will seek information
to be used to support La
Grande's bid for the academy.
The air force Is considering nu
merous proposed sites.
Unemployment
Benefits High
Unemployment benefits in
Oregon set a new monthly rec
ord of $4,893,205 during Feb
ruary, the state unemployment
compensation commission said
today.
The total was $500,000 more
than the previous record, which
was set in the preceding month.
It was 21 per cent greater than
the total of February, 1949.
The commission, however,
forecast that the. amount of
benefits would drop rapidly. It
said that 72,691 claims for job
less benefits were filed in the
first week of February, but that
this has dropped to 58,500 now.
Unemployment benefits in the
past eight months totaled $18-
608,554. The commission said
this might pass the $25,000,000
mark by the end of the fiscal
year next July 1, or twice the
amount that had been estimated.
First Federal
Buys Building
The First Federal Savings
and Loan association, for many
years located at 142 South Lib
erty street, announces purchase
from Leo N. Childs of the build
ing at 129 North Commercial
that once housed the old Capital
National bank.
The First National was later
located there, and the most re
cent occupant was the Huggins
Insurance agency, now in its
own building on North Church.
Expansion of business made a
new location necessary for the
savings and loan association,
which formerly was known as
the Mutual Federal Savings and
Loan association. Directors of
the association said they liked
the location of the old bank buil
ding, and that its facilities, in
cluding vaults, are in good con
dition.
Remodeling will start at once,
including removal of the historic
and impressive stone front, and
a more modern front will re
place it. The association expects
to occupy the location by July
1.
It was built in 1892 by the late
Fred Erixon, contractor, and
was designed by Stanford White,
New York architect who design
ed the Portland Union depot and
the Portland hotel. The turreted
front of the building has long
been a landmark of Commercial
street and a decorative feature
is a large replica of the old Bea
ver gold dollar that was current
in Oregon in provisional gov
ernment days.
Predecessor of the new owner
of the building was the first fe
deral and loan association in Sa
lem. Assets now total $1,800,-
000. Officers are: John H. Car
kin, president; J. C. Perry, vice
president; Fred B. Keeler, secre
tary-treasurer; who are all board
members, and others on the
board are Frank E. Brown, L.
O. Clement, E. Max Page and
Harry W. Scott.
Birth of Son
Fools Couple
Hollywood, March 2 (U.R)
Italian film actress Alida Val
li was seeking a name today
for the 7 -pound, son born
Tuesday night at St. Johns
hospital in Santa Monica.
Miss Valll, wife of musician
painter Oscar De Mejo, had
picked out a name for a girl
but had made no arrangements
to name a son. She and her
husband are parents also of
a five-year-old son, Carlo.
Her next picture with Prod
ucer David Selznick will be:
"The Third Man."
John H.Hall to
Run for State Senate
Portland, Ore., March 2 (U.R)
John H. Hall, governor of Ore
gon between the ddath of Earl
Snell and election of Douglas
McKay, re-entered the political
arena today.
Hall said he will be a candi
date for the republican nomina
tion for the state senate seat
now held by Irving Rand. This
seat is for the joint district of
Multnomah, Clackamas and Co
lumbia counties.
Hall has been practicing law
in Portland since he relin
quished the governorship to Mc
Kay. He previously served sev
eral terms in the house of rep
resentatives and was elected
speaker in the 1947 session.
Returns to Hospital
Gervais Mrs. William Leith
has returnd to the Good Samar
itan hospital in Portland for
runner treatment.
Europeans Study
U. S. Paper Mills
Washington, March 2 (U.R)
Thirty-five European pulp and
paper experts were making U.
S. field studies today which they
hope will help them sell the
folks at home 10 pounds more
of paper and paper board pro
ducts in the next two years.
Europe's present rate of con
sumption is 56 pounds per per
son per year. Current . United
States' per capita consumption
averages 350 pounds.
The visitors, divided into three
teams, are making a nine weeks
study of American know-how in
an effort to increase sales. They
plan to visit U. S. plants, labora
tories and trade association of
fices in 11 states.
The group is the largest ever
to come to the United States as
a unit under ECA's technical as
sistance program to spur Euro
pean recovery.
The visitors come from Aus
tria, Belgium, Denmark, France,
the German Federal Republic,
Italy, The Netherlands, Ndrway,
Sweden, Swizterland, Turkey
and the United Kingdom.
They will visit installations in
Sen. Downey to Run
Washington, March 2 (U.R)
Sen. Sheridan Downey, (D-Cal),
announced today that he has de
cided to run for re-election to
the senate.
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WHERE YOUR DOLLAR GETS TIME AND A HALF
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0,d CAP0NIZED FRYERS -lb 39c
LINK SAUSAGE Large Size Reds 5 69c
45c b. 0niv $1.49
each II u aw ib... 65c
Old Fashion Flavor ' Spar Ribs M f
We will have enough for all this week. Be Meat inch thick lb.4C
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SAUSAGE them every day, fresh-killed, at this same Tenderettsib.. . . 0C
Our Own QCj 'ow Pr'Ce. Sliced QT
M,""'", LARGER SIZE CAPONS A5r "aeo,"b JC
BEEF For Baking Dresed, drawn lb UtJU FRESH
Roasts COLORED HENS AQt OYSTERS
Rump, Arm, . A7A For Fricassee Dressed, drawn, lb t7l HQ.,. .
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GRAPEFRUIT POTAT9.EsL i OhfiSNS
5Dfe-, 1 50 pounds 1-09 I 4 b. 19c
I CAKE MIXES I PEAS SWIFTNING
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45c 3-1 2 ....25c j:69c
2 " Box Betty Crocker No. 2 Capitol 3 lb. Can
MARGARINE CORN SLICED BEETS ORANGE JUICE
2. 45c 2 -25C 2. 25c 35c
Marflow" Tasty Pak Cream No.2TastyPok 46 oz. El.inor.
SCOTT MACARONI freshestth.ng OYSTERS
.TSSUE orSPAGHETTI qureGGS Sma"Cv'
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IGA
Store
REGULARLY OPEN SUNDAYS 8:00 A.M. TILL 6:30 P.M.
BROADWAY AND MARKET STREETS
Across the Street from the Home of Master Bread
IGA
Store
GOOD DEAL
$9 nnn
For
Down
Business building
with parking area
close in, on South
Commercial St.
Nelson & Nelson
Multiple Listing Realtors
702 N. High Ph. 3-4622
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York, Massachusetts, Ohio, -Illinois,
Wisconsin, South Caro
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And try those great BIG luscious hamburgers at our fountain-lunch counter
. . . only 25c . . . and we serve delicious Maxwell House coffee, too!
PEACHES
In Syrup
2 29c
No. 2& cans Q
CHICKEN FRICASSEE AQt
Rancher's Pride 1 lb. can . . . T I V
2 , 29c
CATSUP
Hunt's 10 oz, bottles . . .
HAMS Armour's Star
Whole or Half lb ,
45c
FRYERS - Caponized 1 AO
Large Red Pan Ready each I
PIG LIVER 10r
Young, Tender, Nutritious lb
CHEESE-Aged Wheel AQr
New York Cream lb 17V
HAM-Center Slices 7Qr
Armour's Star Smoked lb V
BEEF HEARTS OQ-
Beef Tongues lb
25 89c
5 , 39s
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CALAVOS o or-
Fine for Salads Mt , iJl
POTATOES
Deschutes U. S. No. l's.
ORANGES
Full of Juice
TOMATOES
Fancy' Tubes
MARGARINE
Armour's l O
Silver JL lbs. HOC
NALLY'S SYRUP
LUMBERJACK
24 ox.
Jar
35c
TOMATO
JUICE
Hunt's P.
46 ox. can JLSC
SWIFTNING
Perfect Shorten- (J
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FRUIT
COCKTAIL
3 for 53c
Swift's Delicious
PREM
Quick For
Lunches or
Snacks . . . .
39c
I The Quaker Oats Company Offers You
! 2 Packages of QUAKER PUFFED
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j BRING THIS ORDER BLANK TO OUR STORE
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Jm lb. pkg. 79c
SWIFT'S PARD
DOG FOOD
Mm lb. cans 25c
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in accordance with the terms of this offer. Customer most pay any sales
tax on Quake? Faffed Wheat or Rica received. i
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Salem
These Prices Effective Friday
and Saturday, March 3-4
Open 9 to 9
EVERY DAY