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10 Capita Journal, Salem. Ore Monday, August 21, 1930 NWKiwanians Meet in Spokane Spokane, Aug. 21 (P A pro posal that the United Nations warn Russia and her satellites that -further aggression . . . will be considered an act ol war . . . 'and dealt with accordingly" ; was one ol several resolutions to be put today before the north west district convention of Ki wanis International. More than 1200 members were on hand for the three-day gath- . ering which opened Sunday. Arthur S. Cory of Chehalis. chairman of the resolutions com-:-imittee, said other resolutions would endorse the -free enter "prise system," urge government economy and urge against the importation of certain food prod ucts of which there is a surplus Un the United States. Red Cross Asks For More Blood Washington, Aug. 21 W The Red Cross says large amounts of blood are needed to meet needs of fighting men In Korea and the expanded armed forces. The organ irati on, official pro curement agency for blood for the services, last night called on all Americans for blood dona tions. It said Korean needs have been supplied so far by volun teer military and civilian don ors stationed in Japan. The Red Cross said shipments will be Down regularly to the Far East, and that any excess over immediate needs in combat xones will be utilized "for stock piling plasma and other deriva tives for military use." Fishermen Sought Netarts, Aug. 21 Coast guardsmen today resumed search for trace of two Portland ers who vanished offshore in the fog Friday night while fishing from a 16-foot skiff. Missing are John Daibart, 31, and Ken neth Pattern. 34. 00 ftGXDO) 0332$ A BMd to M at na mlT tsctt tir Iff y Sfttt B af, take Umuo f Mr ess w MM $1-98 1 1 I 1W17 timMa, I o e m i At Hint fM vtaai II 4 (Vt !M vtMto j( BUDGET PUU!) I 1.- 'iHiniimi FIRESTONE STORES Center at N. Liberty St. fh. 2:491 THE THREE KEY WORDS FOR' THIS FALL'S BACK-TO-SCHOOL PARADE ARE: READING, WRITING AND THRIFTMETIC! IT SAVES YOU MORE FOR BACK-TO-SCHOOL NEEDS! i A M il M It) Back-to-School if Vn A V(, ' 1 : fli . ( wiring jmn Boy's Wear! For Fall and winter BOYS' MBOMBER JACKETS Pile-lined with soft Mouton collar, this rayon satin twill jacket has knit sleeve cufis and ribbed waist band. Zip per front. 10-13. 8.90 WARM-UP JACKETS "Johnnie"' collar reversible warrp.-up Jacket in Fall Tones of wine. blue, green. Sizes 8 to 18. Feiias. this value will go like hotcakes! 6.90 PENNEY'S MAIN FLOOR I! BOYS' BACK-TO-SCHOOL SHOES Ghillie Tie Lug Sole Kere"s a sturcy coy's sl-e of tcp uality cowhiie A f O yei a r;ch bur- l undy. Heavy yKJ ubwr lug soles". -A. 9 Sues I S. Straight-Tip OXFORD red. th taole c.t- A 98 irod t-.e us- yu ers. s:eel shar.s. . recrrs saoc Footprint of Qwolity Moccasin Toe Oxford M r.-iir. - t- br-jira c.vicci here, w i : u cocro;i;ctt ce rub ber heel- Gocviyrir wi a a d sai.jei Sues 1 to 4,98 .IL' fit' ) fVXV j'g.gj JUST Arr--rB-A price OF SMOOTH RAYON GABARDINE! In Both the Button-Front and Slipover Styles Man-styled the Calif ornia way yet schoolboy-priced at Penney's! Made of fine quality ray on gabardine, this shirt has the long-rolled collar with loop and button closure. Fatch pocket, yoke back. Sizes (MS. 1,98 Popular slipover style sport shirt with zipper collar closure. Two patch pockets ...in deep tones of hunter green, wine, brown, tan. grey for Fall. Of smooth ray on and cottog gabardine. 2.49 PENNEY'S MAIN FLOOR BOYS' ALL-WOOL SWEATERS ool slipover style for active boys. LOOK AT THE Four Fall shades choose from. Babyshaker Knit Wool Sweaters 498 Babyshaker knit all-wool sweater in wine, blue, green, tan. navy. Sizes 8 to 16. See these: PENNEY'S MAIN FLOOR BOYS' HEAVYWEIGHT i CORDUROY SLACK PENNEY'S DOWNSTAIRS STORE IN FALL COLORS OF GREY PARTRIDGE BROWN JET 4 14' I Top S'aI;7 plus kar.dso.Te styl- I ir. plus Pr.r.eT j pr.ee I equals THRITMET1C: TiJ". I a perfect lesson in savtng ca your W' bcy t Eack-to-Scfc-cc-l Ccrds" I W ,t o", cckrs. Srs 6-li 3,98 f '.' ' and 11-1 4.49. V" t 3.98 ia &zet 12-16 4.49 PtVNtT-8 MAI" TLOoi Why Insist Jeans fo ITS SIMPLE . .". FOREMOST BLUE JEANS HAVE ALL THESE RUGGED FEATURES' W LAtra heavy pockets 1 rrlzv oi tecgh sail cloth. Famous Foremost label your guarantee of rug ged quality. U. Zipcr Cy w Metal bottocs . . . trea i to resist rust Prt portioned Ct. i Strong orar.ze double " sti t e h i a g throuihout. R:ve: reiniorcements at points oi strain. . washable. scnoota wor x:-z. san forized won't shrink score than Narrow lea . . . Western cut . . . "sac-He Msted" styling. Autbentict tccgh 11 or. 3iue denun the extra heavy duty fabrte- 1.98 AND SEE OUR DOUBLE KNEE S-OZ. JEANS ONLY 1.59 on.;. Frtjtlraiwfffl 1 lit 9 . I I PENNEY? UAIN FLOOR
