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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, galea. Or
AWARD FOR LONG SERVICE
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Reglna Kerber, In aervlce with Montgomery Ward
stores for 25 yesrs, receives diamond atudded wrist
watch from V. M. Bunt, district manager. C. L. Newton,
manager of the local itora, U at the left.
KIW COMMISSIONER
Washington Glenn L.
Emmons of Gallup, N. M., wss
worn in Monday as Indian
commlsslonjr.
SOLO FLIGHT
ai aiieC'nea i KHi a InMi
Naval Aviation Cadet
Wiley E. Mulse, former Wil
lamette University student
and nephew of Mr, and Mr.
George L. Jenklna of Hill
City, who recently made hit
first solo flight with the
Navy, Tho flight was com
pleted at tha U.S. Naval
Auxiliary Air station, Whit
Irg Field, Milton, Fla.
alula entered tho Navy in
1982 and waa graduated
from tho U.S. Naval pro
flight achool as a Naval
Aviation Cadet In April of
this yoar. (U.S. -Naval
photo)
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CORRECTION
CONGRATULATORY ADS FOR EMERY'S IGA
FOODLINER, SHOULD HAVE READ. '
E. A. Johnston, Floor Covering and
Tile Laying, Rl. 1, Salem
AND
ARROW MEAT COMPANY
Supplying Independent Food Stortt with
U. S. Graded Meat.
CORNELIUS, OREGON
MILITARY MEN
AND VETERANS
Mandav. AufftMt IS
Company B, l3iwl Infantry
regiment, and needquartcrs de
tachment. Oregon National
Ouard, at vne Ba;em armory.
Onanlsed Marine Corn Re
serve unit at Naval and Marina
Corps reserve training center.
M14Ui VAR squadron at UBAR
armoiy.
Wednesday, Aufuat U
BilSUi field artillery battalion,
USAR armory.
In Korea
With the lUS. Forces In Korea
IA. Col. le land A. Austin, whose
wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. X. Austin, reside at Woodburn.
Oregon. Is now servlne: In the
Korean txmununicauon zone
headquarters. Austin, a Rraduate
of WUlamelte 'University, enter
ed the Army In Beptember, 1940.
Ha arrived In the Far East In
June. 1963, and is executive offi
cer In the comptroller section,
lite colonel hss wis Commenda
tion Ribbon for meritorious serv
ice. On Helena
Ban Diego. Calif. R. 3. Bchaf
fner, seaman. U8N, of Mt. Ansel.
Oregon. Is serving aboard the
heavy cruiser, UBS Helena. Hie
cruiser Is the first heavy cruiser
to complete uvea tours or duty
in the Korean theater and re
cently completed a major over
haul in the Puset Bound Naval
Shipyard, Bemerton, Wash.
In Korean aters
Far East ttervlnc aboard the
heavy cruiser USB Bremerton In
Korean waters at Eimer J. Klamo.
machinist mate fireman, CBN, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer A. Klamp
of Btayton, Oregon. The Bremer
ton la on tier second tour of com
bat duty In Korea.
On Training Cralsea
several men Iran una ares, are
on the second of three summer
mlrifchlpmen training cruises.
me men are:
Midshipman, third class. Ames
T. Bhowalter. son of Mr. and
Mrs. William B. Showaltar of
Olifmawa and an Oregon Btate
oouem euiaeni, wno is on tne oat
tlenhlp UBS Iowa.
Midshipman, third elan, Jerry
J. Baas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam E. Bass. Sr., Route 1, Bos
80S, Balm. Ha attends Vender-
nut university.
Miaanip man. third class.
Thomas J. Efaner and Midship-
manjiru class, uavio M. mner,
none of Dr. and Mrs. Clement J.
Bbner. Route 1. Box MM. ML An-
rl, on the batuewiilp UBS Iowa.
Both of the Boners are attending
urctjon buh course.
In Korea
Unkmvale OarreU Maker, who
is In Korea with the Army Medi
cal corps has written his Darents.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Maker of
unlonvale that he Is well and
retting along fine. The Makers
received the letter last Wednes
day.
New Post
Bllverton Master Set. George
Manous, who Is the sergeant
major wim neaaquarters, rumt
battalion. l(Qnd Infantry reel.
ment of the Oregon National
Guard, has taken over the civilian
poalUon with the Ouard of ad
ministrative technician for me
nrei oaualion of the l3nd In
fantry reatment. A World War II
All His Games
Tho open horseshoe pitching
tournament staged Sunday by
tho Salem Horseshoe club waa
very well attended considering
family and organization picnics
conflicting.
Tho winnings were; Roy
Getcball, Portland, won all his
games. Getchall has been state
champion for several years and
at the national tournament
held recently at Murry, Utah
he pitched 24 consecutive
double ringers. Ivan Lowe,
city champion last season, lost
one gsme to Getchall. A. R. Rl
chardson, Corvalls, and Albert
Cooper tied for third; T. Z.
Zwlckel, Cor v tills, made
fourth; Frank Cooper and John
Anderson tied for fifth place
and Frank Arthur made sixth
The local club will continue
its Wednesday evening round'
robins up to the time of the
state tournament to be held at
Hlllsboro August 29-30. The
Salem championship touma
Sunday after the State Fair.
The local club, Sunday, had
to share the courts with the
policeman's picnic group and
several family groups. All 10
lanes were in use and more
could have been used. Salem's
courts have made horseshoe
pitching much more popular
than for some years and keen
competition Is developing for
tha state championship . Get
chall acknowledges that.
Newsboy Beaten by
Two Young Thugs
The Marlon county sheriff's
office reports that two teen
age boys have been coercing
12-year-old paper carrier,
Larry Snyder, 198S Kapphalin
road, and forcing him to turn
over some of his collection
money to them on the threat
of being beaten up.
Last night, when the money
demanded apparently Increas
ed, Larry refused to psy. He
was then beaten up.
Larry managed to make his
way back to his home from
near the Hollywood bowl,
where tho Incident took place.
He had received face cuts and
black eye.
veteran, Manolls hss been on ad
ministrative aaslstant.
Taklr Manolls' lob at admin
istrative assistant is Master Bgt.
Oale Stephens of Dallas. Stephens
has been with the National Ouard
since 1M.
Recently placed on the retired
Ust was Sgt O. W. Olson, who
has spent many years with the
National Ouard and has been
caretaker at the local armory and
supply sergeant.
LEGALS
SUMMONS
Cm Ho. Meet
m Tin cmctrrr court of nil
TATS OP ORIOON ton TBI
COUNTY or MARION
STATS or orboom, It u4 tbnwk
m aitte nunwty cemmwion, om
Sm4 f R. Clitadlar. cbarlw
a. anuMs as M. X- ISiIvrr.
Ntlatlff.
VI.
d. a. stuanir m jsnmh v. iron-
FHT. tiiubans and wlfrl DAISY Me
INTTRC a Wldowi Mn. W. D.
HOOVER aa JOHN Dos aooviH,
vlt and huBbinS, U mrrltd:
JAUXB aTXTHSNS aid JANS DO!
srrsPHXNS, huibud and lf. u
aurttxl: JOSEPH INS HABDUUN
ami JOHN DOB HABIRMAN, Kite
ami htu4, it aurtiKi: maroar-
XTB HOEHXTK and JOHN DOS
aoSJUmL wlf and huatMWL It
BIrUd; ANOXLtNS HUNTLEY and
JOHN DOB HUNTLEY. 1U and hi
band. It Burrtadl BETTY KEITH
LEY and JOHN DOB KXITHUtr,
!( and hvf&ind. It flurried; BILL
RYAN and JANE DOB RYAN, hill
bftnd and wlfa If Krrld; nedra
CULVER ud JOHN DOS CULVER,
lt and hnabind. U marrltd:
OLADYS STEPHENS Ud JOHN DOB
aTEFKXNB, wlta and huiband, II
aiarrlad: morlyn eraTHXNa and
JAN a DOB STEPHENS, hiuband and
vtfa, If marrledi LUCTLLB wxlls
and JOHN DOB WELLS, alia and
hiMband. U marrlad: MAX1NB
STEPHENa and JOHN DOB BTEPH
BNa. silt and huaband. It matrlad:
DOROTHY HOY and JOHN DOB
HOY, wilt and huabtnd. If marrlad;
MRS. BERT STEPHENS and JOHN
DOB STEPHENS. lf. and huaband.
If narriad: 'THE unknown
nBTRS" af Euiana Bam. Dtcaaatdi
ALTON BAAEY and JANB DOB
BASEY, hojband and vita, If bar
rlad: MRS. LULU KINO, M:
AUJIN PRUITT and JANE DOE
PRUITT, huaband and Vila If mar
rlad: LOIS COCHRAN and JOHN
DOB COCHRAN, huaband and vita.
If marrlad; OLADYS rJCUSCHER
and JOHN DOE KEUSCHER, tlua.
band and Vila. It mamtd: EARLB
PRUITT And JANE DOE PRUITT.
huaband and Vila. If marrltd:
PEARL PRUITT REED SPARKS and
JOHN DOS SPARKS, vita and hua
band. If marrtad. trustees op
THE P1RRT BAPTIST CHURCH OP
HATEnVLUE, "THE UNKNOWN
BEIRa- nl Altera MrKean. Da
aaaadl THS UNKNOWN HEIRS" af
Hanar Stephana. Dtceaaed: and
AIJIO ALL OniCT PEIISONS OR
PARTIES UNKNOWN alalralna anv
TUht. una, aetata Has ar tntareat
la the real aetata daaertbad la the
aauetded tauwal katala".
TO: THE ONKNOWTt ITaTrllS of Emena
Baaer. DateaMdl THE UNKNOWN
HEIRS of AllMwt MrKaaa, Doreaeed;
THE UNKNOWN HEIRS at Harrar
SAephana. Deceaead: and AlJto At J.
OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES UN
PJIOWN alalmutt an, ruhL title,
aetata. Has ar tateraal ra tha real
aula daatirlbad la CM attended
omptabu harala Defendant,:
ativruoNS
W THE NAME OP THE BTATE OP
ORBCION: Ton ere h,r,br raaulrad te
appear and aaevar tha aomplalnt filed
aaelnel von la the abore-emttued eourl
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Accused bribe taker Har
old J. Adonis boards ship
at Southampton, England,
heading home to New Jersey
from Holland. He said he
had evidence "to show there
Is nothing against me," and
was returning voluntarily to
face Indictment against him.
(UP Radio-Telephoto)
This Week
Perfect for
Young Lovers
Once In an eastern Oregon
town where the akies are
clear of anmmer sight a
local poet wrote these lines:
Did you ever in the eve
ning, When the wise old owl
would hoot,
And the falling stars meant
kisses,
Wish that all the atari
would shoot?
This, lads and lassies, Is
the week of the shooting
start, Perseld meteors, Dr.
Hugh Pruett calls them In
his column today.
Willamette Valley nlghta
are beautiful now, and so
are the sentiments of youth.
And, so It is said, a shower
of shooting stars, as many as
40 or SO an hour, may bo
seen any night this week,
Monday through Friday. Au
thority for that la the Amer
ican Musenm-Haydea Plan
etarium. It adds that the best time
for watching the showers of
ahootlng stars is after mid
night, and the best places
are away from the bright
lights of cities.
What a setup for young
lovers that is. '
and aauaa an or bafora tha expiration of
four veaka from tha data of tha ftrat
vubUeattoa of thu aununona to-vlt: oa
or oalora tha sth dar of Saptambar, im.
if Ton fell to 00 appeftr and anaver.
plaintiff, for want thereof, vul applr to
tha abora-antltled aourt for tha relief
prarod for la lu complaint, te-wlt: that
en aaMaamenl ba made br a lurr am.
paneled la tbla aetloa to detannlno tha
compeneatloa to be paid br taaeoa
tho approprlatlea of tho real propertr
herein aouaht to ba aondamned and ap
propriated, and that upon payment Into
Court of tho eompenaatlon OAaoieod br
th Jurr, a Juda-ment and decree ba
llToa. veattnv la tha stale or OToeoa,
or ana tnrouin tte atata tiitnvar c
mlaeloa. fea almplo title te the real
propertr daacrlbed. to-vlt:
a pareai of land mas ta tha Hort ri
ant quarter INS a I of Section It,
Toviuhlp 1 South, Hanie I Weet. W.
V.. Marlon count. Or aeon, and bo-
tni a portion of tho foUowlat do
aerlbod propertr: That tract af lend
which vea aoararad br that eertata
deed to o. B. Murphr and Jennie V.
Murphr. recorded la Book lo7 Pata
41, of MaIon County accord of
Daeda. tho aald parcel belns all at aatd
property oacopt a tract doecrlbed
aa rouowa:
Beclnnlns at tho moot aoutharlr cor
ner of cald property and run thence
jeoria oa- weal lu feat, mora or leae.
to a lino which da parallel to ant
49 feet xaiterlr of tha relocated eon.
ter line of tho Pacific Hlihvar
aoat: inaaca Nortoeaaurly nforta IS
11' Kf hllhway bearlni) 110 feet
alone aald parallel Una; than re Boutb
at Xaet parallel to tho Southwaaterly
Una of aald property, IM feet, mora
or leae, to tha Xoatorlr line of aald
property; thonca South ' Waet (deed
bearlnil lie feat te tha point of be.
Slnnlni.
The parcel of land to which thu de
scription appllaa contame I.T aerac, of
which e.l aorae Ilea wlthtn tha axlatlni
rlehl of way, title to vhkh hereby la
alleced to bo In tha public, and 1.1
acrea lla ou tilde of tha azletlna rttht
01 vay.
Thla aummona la publlahed bp order
of tha Honorable Ras KlrameU, Judac
of tha aboee-entltltd court, made and
entered on the ath day of AQcuat. ltal.
dlrectlnc publication of thla aummonl
nnre each vera for four conaeeuttvc
wefRa in tne capital Journal, a neve
paper publuhed and of aeooral aircula-
Uon In bfetrlon County, Oreooa.
Dele of tint subnotion: ltth af
aucuat, lfu.
Date of lait publkellon: lUt af Aa.
StUt, 1IM.
ROBERT T. THORNTON
Attorney Camera! af tha atata af
Orecon
By ERNEST W. ITNDE1N.
Auleunt Attorney Oenera and
Aoautant attorney fer the atatc
Hlchway Contmlulon.
Attonteya for Plalntirt
P. O. Addrcea: Salem. Oreaon.
Aus. Id. II, It. II, If M
THE SMART SHOP
FOR
VANITY FAIR
LINGERIE
115 N. Liberty
MORI MEAT VALUES
Beef Round Steak
or
Swiss
Fresh Ground Beef Lean
Sliced Pork Liver Healthfol
Sliced Calves Liver Tender
Pure Pork Sausage cst"i.ry
Caa.:fl'e feMALioe Smoked
Mill mivum
Sausace
Gebhardt's
Chili
Powder
3-oz.
Size
37
Cleanser Dutch
Tuna Pish SftSS, 35c
Cheese
: 31c
Pabt-ett
Planter'!
MIXED NUTS
59'
7-oi. can
Gerber's
BARLEY CEREAL
8-01. pkg.
Safeway Produce Section
F(oip
Crisp, juicy
Thompson's
Sweet and
Refreshing
Cantaloupe
Sweet-m eared beauties
Ripanad en tha
vino
Per
Pound
9'
Deodorises
Dial Soap
2 Ss 25'
For Sofa Bleaching
Clorox Bleach
Vi-gol. 30'
IBt7
Wonderful-tasting abort
- ribs . . cut from the
same aides of beef as our
finest steaks and roasts.
Yet look at the low price!
Here is truly a thrifty
' dish that you will be
proud to serve.
lb. 79c
lb. 39c
lb. 39c
lb. 79c
lb. 55c
lT 59c
Chili Con
Tamales
Chicken Fricasse
Heinz Ketchup
Margarine
Gerber's
BABY FOOD
v3 can 25
Underwood
DEVILED HAM
21
2Vi-oi. con
OLISS
19"
lb.
Potatoes
U.S. No. 1
A thrifty buy in
this economy pack
lOt, 29'
Toilet Soap
Dial Soap
2 K 37'
Many Household Uses
Babo Cleanser
2 25
Prices in This Ad Effective
BOBS
Ik
CANNED
PICNICS
Swift ' $29
4-lb. can ' O
(arne
Gebhardf
Brand
DurVee's
Brand
Gerber's
RICE CEREAL
17'
8-OI. pkg.
Planter's Cocktail
PEANUTS
35'
8-ox.
MCP Pecffe-J25'
Orange Base::- 17'
Blended Base a-17'
Gillette Blades
Blue Pkg.
Blades of 10
Lemon Juice-:. 17'
Lemonade Bases 17'
Heinz Pickles T 37'
Granulated Soap
White King
4cS-oi. pkg.
In Squteia Tuba
Dial Shampoo
67'
3Vi-oi.tuba
Thru Wednesday, Aug.
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It
SMOKED
PICNICS
Dubuque Q
4 f o 6 lbs. lb.Jalt
Gebhardf
15'2-oz. can
15-01.
can
Swanson
16-oz. can
14-oz.
bottle
Mb.
carton
2S'
55
2T
2J
Gerber'i
OATMEAL
8-oi. pkg.
Sunshine
CHEEZ-IT
19-
6-ox. pkg.
49' SI .". 25'
Detergant
TREND
19"
1 2i4-o(. pkg
Sunshtna
Hydrox Cookies
12-ot. pkg.
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