Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, March 16, 1950, Page 11, Image 11

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    Damage in January
Will Be Talked About
The control of pests in the
garden, especially as related to
roses, will be the subject for
discussion Thursday night at
the meeting of the 'Salem Rose
society.
Robert Brady will preside at
the meeting which will be held
at 8 o'clock in the Salem YMCA.
A review of damage done by
the cold weather of last January
will be given by several mem
bers of the organization. Sug
gestions on pruning will also be
made. Dayle Burris is in charge
of the program and Mrs. A. L.
Lindbeck is in charge of re
freshments. Legion at Woodburn
Has Holiday Dance
Woodburn A St. Patrick's
Day dance, sponsored by the Am-
Capital JournalSalem, Ore., Thursday, March 16, 195011
members and guests, will be held
at the American Legion Hall on
the highway at Woodburn Fri
day. Waltpr Millnr ic froneral
ing will be open from 9 P. M. to
2 A. M. Dancing will be from 10
P. M. to 1 A. M. with music by
Guy Albin and his "Top Hat
ters" of Salem. Refreshments
will be served.
erican Legion post No. 46 for chairman. A special fioor show
Legion club members, associate! has been arranged and the build
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buying power, efficient and tow cost operation
Ske! the difference. Visit your ne.ghbor
hood IGAitore and see for yourself.
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Working on a Railroad Albert F. Clow, retired chief of
rail freight rate section of ICC Bureau of Traffic, works on
his model of an English "Flying Scot" in Washington.
But he has been acting as
technical adviser on motion
pictures of the sea, especially
those with a piratical twist.
There's more than one way to
skin a cat and more than one
way to get at buried treasure.
He didn't say how much he
thought was buried in Hollywood.
Buried Treasure? There's
Plenty of It if You Can Find It
By ARTHUR EDSON
Washington, March 16 VP) Buried treasure bv the millions is
waiting for the taking, but anyone who eoes huntinff nirate Bold
is a chump.
. That's the buried bullion news today, and it comes from Lt.
Comdr. K. D. Iain Murray. He's formerly of the British merchant
marine, and he says he s been
checking up on pirate lore ever
I since he first read "Treasure
Island."
Murray told a news confer'
ence that it's true pirate gold is
there by the bushels for those
lucky enough to find it.
On the island of Trinidad in
the South Atlantic, for instance,
he's pretty sure some $30,000,-
000 is stacked away. And he's
pretty sure, too, that plenty is
buried on Cocos island, off Cen
tral America.
Furthermore, he says records
are fairly complete of ships that
have gone down stuffed to the
deck with treasure.
But this stuff is almost im
possible to find.
If It's in water, it now is
far below the ocean's bot
tom. If it's on land, the very ter
rain may have changed so
much that even the maps if
they (till exist no longer are
any good.
Murray thinks pirating was
a pretty good business, back in
its day. There have been pirates
almost from the time of the first
ship. And pirates still exist off
the China coast.
The oldtime pirate had a
strict code, according to Mur
ray, and life wasn't all yo ho ho
and a bottle of rum.
One bluenosed, Anthony
Comstocked pirate, a Capt. Ro
berts, allowed no wine, women
or assorted wickedness. And if
another ship were captured,
Capt. Roberts turned loose all
who could give any one of the
ten commandments.
Murray points out one draw
back to modern treasure hunt
ing: There have been no major
developments in the science
since the invention of the diving
bell and the diving suit.
Of modern inventions, he
thinks only the mine detector
has any possibilities.
Still, the commander seems to
be doing all right.
True, on his rambling, he has
managed to pick up only a few
pieces of pirate gold.
Prisoner Gives Hot
Tip; Then Escapes
Eaton, O., March 16 m John
Emerson Ballinger, 32, of Mia
misburg, a prisoner, gave Pre
ble county officials a "hot tip"
yesterday that there was going
to be a break' at the county
jail. Then he proceeded to es
cape while officials were in
vestigating his "information."
Ballinger was scheduled to
leave for the Ohio penitentiary
today to start serving a sentence
for issuing fraudulent checks.
Yesterday he finished his job
on a work detail and told Depu
ty Sherriff C. D. Neanover of
the supposed escape plot. He
even told the officer where the
plotters had hidden their escape
materials.
Neanover went to investigate,
leaving Ballinger with Deputy
Jee Lee. Ballinger then asked to
talk with Prosecutor Julian E.
Clark and was given permission.
He talked with Clark for a few
minutes, eased out a door and
disappeared.
Everyone Knows Only
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the big variety of canned foods
at IGA.
Niblets Mexicorn
19c
Vacuum Packed
12 oz. can
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foods
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pH discover
V-;:;::r pne
the many ready-to-serve
carried by IGA Stores.
BEN GEE CHOW MEIN
DINNER 49c
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the everyday low price on
OCEAN SPRAY
CRANBERRY SAUCE
At IGA . No. 300
Stores A cans
33c
our wide selection ot wonderful, low
ed meets assure complete satisfaction.
SOFTASILK
Cake Flour
44-01. pkg.
IGA ENRICHED
Flour
10lb. sack
PARD
Dog Food
2
No. 1
cans
ARMOURS STAR
Dried Beef
2'i-oi. glass
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the big variety of Armours Star Canned
Meats at IGA.
Chili Con Carne ." 31c
HotTomales io.30zcan 23c
Lunch Tongue oz.c,n 31c
Liver Spreads., i. can 14c
IGA PADDLE JAR
Mustard 8-oi. Jar.
LAKE SHORE
Honey
1 lb. Jar ,
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the beauty of your floors when you use
SIMONIZ SELF
POLISHING WAX
At all IGA Stores
Pts.
59c ot.. 98c
CAPITOL
Bartlett Pears
No. 2Vi
can
39c
85c
25c
35c
13c
30c
25c
How easy it is to save on canned
fish at IGA.
WHITE STAR TUNA
Grated No. Vi can . .
WHITE STAR TUNA
Solid Pack No. Vi can
29c
35c
4
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your favorite brands
at IGA
CLOROX
Disinfects, deodorizes,
removes stains.
Vl Gal.
Jug
25c
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The IGA Store in your neighbor
hood and save.
TASTY PAK
CATSUP i.zf Cr
Bottle
CAPITOL
Sweet Peas
2
No. 303
can
WHOLE KERNEL
Elsne Corn
2
No. 303
cans
,25c
29c
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the friendly atmosphere in all IGA Stores,
children enjoy friendly treatment
KELLOGG'S
CORN FLAKES y.
-oz.
Pkg.
18c
Oxydol 25 c
Rich, safe, speedy suds rely on
Oxydol.
Tide S!T 69c
New wash day wonder more people
use Tide.
SpicVSpaiTp 25c
A marvelous cleanser It should be in
your home.
Camay 2 S 21c
Enjoy a luxurious Camay bath.
Ivory Soap .onal 5c
Ivory soap floats It's pure it's one
of the most popular beauty soaps.
HIGHLAND d
SyrUp 12-or.Jug LlZ
Pure cane and maple from Old Ver
mont. SUNSHINE
Hydrox pk9. . L3Z
Sunshine's most popular cookie.
CRACKER B"
Jack 6 LjZ
A prize in each package children
love Cracker Jack.
NESTLES ft HC-
Morsels Pkgs. eV
Make Toll House cookies.
HALEY CHICKEN BROTH
15Va oz. can . .
19c
HALEY VEGETABLE STEW -WITH
BEEF
No. 2'iean 39t
HALEY SPAGHETTI
AND MEAT BALLS
16 oz. can . .
39c
SAVE AT THESE IGA
STORES EVERY DAY
QUALITY FOOD MKT. MODEL FOOD MARKET
lh and Center - , 27s North High st
CIB.R,F CENTRAL CASH MARKET
Monmouth, Oregon
SfATEARKEI RONNERS GROCERY
SCIO FOOD MARKET
LEMMON'J MARKET EQUALl'S GROCERY
to. ki r. . . . Woodburn, Oregon
598 North Commercial St.
KEN GOLUET ' INDEPENDENCE
PHrVF'nnnMKT F00D MARKET
rtMKjyri J lUUL nM. Independence, Oregon
294 No. Commercial
-AnwAY GFRY HIGHLAND MARKET
Broadway & Market Open Sunday 800 Highland Ave.
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Many values at their best such as
Cheerios 2 S 29c
The Breakfast of Champions
Wheaties 2 29c
7
the thrill
foods.
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of serving IGA
fine
IGA Jell-It
6 pkgs. 25 c
Buy these brands at IGA.
DISCOVER-
for yourself how Ireih and attractive
the fruit and veqefable department!
are kept in IGA stores.
SUNKIST ORANGES
200 size for slicing IC"
or juice. Dozen 4JC
CALAVOS
Dress up those
fresh fruit salads 4 for
25c
FRESH TOMATOES
Solid ripe Blue- F
Bird brand . tubes )C
POTATOES
25 b0g 89c
iU. S.
Dr.ichiites Netted Gems for qual
ity. Priced at it saving:, too.
RADISHES
Green Onions
favorite spring
14c
bunches