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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem, Oregon
Monday, 'Anmst 17, 1933
IT THIS WAY
'Progressive' PW$
LEGALS
srapcrriacc, prior U S:M -au. Pactm
Staadard Tlaac, cptombor IT, IMS. Seal
ed bide wiu bo poctod at the ceclnniac
of the auction for too tafanaatloa of all
blddera, M.0M N awl accempoar each
bid to bo applied ec the parcaaao price
rciuDded or rctaiaod la part ac Uaaldat
od damMoa, aecordlat U the eoadiUoaa
of aaic U aa oral bid la declared to bo
aira at the dociat of the auction, the
bidder atoai immedlaUlr oonflrm the
oral bid br oabnlttlng It ra vritiai on a
Pore! amcc bid forat. Too right ta ro
rect aar aad aU bidi la rooanrod. oat
acrrtco bid form for aat in nbaOktaa
oaaled bade and foil taformauoa ooa
coraiaf the Umber, the eondiUaa of
aalo aad the aubmiatioa af blda abaald
bo obtained from the rational f erector.
RorUaad. Orasoa. foreal aapoTTtoor,
Vutone, Ormea, or the diatriet rancor,
Detroit, Oregon, be lore aide art aub
mtttcd. aaore or leu, of Woatora hemlock aad
otaer species of uf timber. No bid of
law thaa tll-ll per U board foot for
Dotiglaa-flr aad 4aa, li lt per U board
foot for aebie ftr, fd-M per af boarf
foot for Westera rod cedar aad 1.M
per M board feet for Weetora aeaUock
aad other apeclaa U1 be ooaeidered. la
addition to the prteoa bid for etaaipaae.
a oooporaUvo dtpoelt of bf.M per af
board feet to bo aeod by (ho Mortal
Serrico for parlaf a part of the coat of
aluh dUpoaal. end a cooperative deposit
of pr.et per af board foot, to cover the
coat of Woe pUotiaa. coed cowiac aad
Umber ataad tnproveaioat rk a the
area cat over, for the total cut of eeo
umber awrcaaalablo under the toraw
of the acre meat will bo rcoaired. Am a
qaallfteatioa for oral biddlat. all blddera
art attbailt a coaled bid accompanied
br the required pamtat to the torcci
NATIONAL rORDT T 1KB KB FOR
BALM. Orel taction btdl U1 be reeeirod
bp toe regional forester or hli authorised
representative at toe office el Ine feraei
igptnuor, Hew Foetotflce BuUdlaa,
aTlWMM, Or Of OO, kXClDDlJlaT fit 10 RJKU.
P. c tile SlAiKUrd TUu, acptentwr 11,
IMS, ttar all the Uto timber Barked or
desisnated for catting and an mercoant
aole dead timber located oo aa area eaa
bracts about US aeria within sections
M, n and 34. T. fl aV, R. atctloa
31, T. 1 1., ft. 1 .. atctloa 1, T. ,
R.I 1, and atctloa . T. 1 eV. R. 1
W. M.. oa Boulder Kidce beteeee Brel
tenbuaa aad North eSantlan dralaaaea.
Willamette NaUooal Tor i, Orecoa. ecu-;
mated to bo T.m.OOft board foot, More
or loat, of Poualaa-flr aad plae, M,Mt
board foot, mora or law of aoble fir.
M.OOt board feet, mora or leu, of Weet-
Defended by Peiping
Tokyo CT The Red Peiping
radio put up a ft out defense
today for "progreuivea" Amer
ican prisoners who collaborat
ed with the Reds In North Ko
rean POW camps.
"United States authorities
CAR a TRUCK
RENTALS
394 North Church
Phono 3-9600
are preparing to persecute re
patriated American POWs who
tell of good treatment during
their capture," the radio said
in a broadcast heard here.
"They are branding those
IGA SN0-KREEM
reluctant to invent mistreat'
ment stories as traitors and are
trying by every possible means
to obtain from the repatriates
evidence against them."
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k a
Free Heat for '53
See Radiant
GLASSHEAT
1540 Fairgrounds Rd.
Phone 4-4263
General Matthew Ridgway and Bin. Ridgway watch
son Matthew, Jr., 4, get off smart salute, the boy's way of
; celebrating the fact that his father had just been sworn
in as Army chief of staff. The ceremony was held at the
Pentagon. - Ridgway succeeds Gen. J. Lawton Collins.
(AP Wlrephoto)
5 Oregon PWs
Reported Dead
One Oregon man, Cpl. Char
les O. Brooks, Jr., son of Mar
cella Brooks, Route 1, Box
702, West Linn, Oregon, was
In the official list of American
prisoners of war freed Mon
day in the POW exchange.
The Associated Press dis
patch from Huiib listed
Brooks from company I, 23rd
infantry regiment of the Sec
end Infantry division.
The same day that Brooks'
return was announced the de
partment of defense released
the names of five other Ore
gon men listed by the commu
nists as having died In Korean
prison camps.
The defense department em
phasized that the reports were
from communist sources and
at this time could not be veri
fied. Oregon men on the commu
nist list all of whom were from
the Army, were:
Cpl. Julius H. Koster. son
of Mrs. El vlna S. 'Koster,
Koute , Box ZB8, Albany.
Cpl. Gene Mutter, husband
of Mrs. Shirley Mutter, 618
East 13th street, Eugene.
Cpl. Edward L. Keith, son
of Ora Keith, Route 1, Sher
wood.
Cpl. Phillip J. Todd, son of
Mrs. Grace E. Todd, 003 north
Fir street, Medford.
Sgt. Wilfred E. Woods, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Embree C.
Woods, 709 East Sherman
street Lebanon.
Pic Koster and cpl. wooas
were both on the missing list
that the Capital Journal has
had on file.
Since most people Identify
letters from their tops, it is
usually easier to read a line
of type when the bottom half
is covered up than to read the
same line with the top half
covered; i
Worry of
FALSE TEETH
Slipping or IrritaHng?
Don' I be emharraaiod ? leoat ftlto
teeth lUpplna, droppine tr wobbUmt
wbtn yon eat, talk or leatn. eTon epna
ile a little PABTatnTH en row plates.
Tola pltaaant powder tivea a remark
able acnaa of added eomfort and aocu-
rity br holdint piatat aura ftnalr. No
ratamr, aootr, peaty taete or fee Una.
It'a alkaline (non-acid). Oct FAffTXaTH
at any drua atom
Pilot Bails Out of
Jet but Found bead
Tokyo VP) A U. S. Air Force
pilot Monday bailed out of his
Thunderiet off the coast of
Hokkaido and was rescued
from the water, but was dead
on arrival at a hospital, the
Air Force said.
His name was withheld.
Far East Air Forces said the
Jet crashed into the sea south
of Chitose Air Base on Hok
kaido, Japan's northernmost
island.
LEGALS
I hare been appointed oaocutrln of the
twtata of Gertrude 9. Xlnna, deceased,
b the circuit Court of the State of Ore-
son for Marlon County, and bare Quali
fied. AH persons hereby are notified to
present their claims to me at 403 Pioneer
Trust BnUdlruT, flalcm. Ores on, within
six months of the date w first pnauea-
Uon of this notlett.
Dated and first pabUsnsd Jury 17, ltu.
AUCI I. CRANOR
t O. fltadter, Jr.
Attorne for Kxeculrlz f
July 17, Aur. I, 10. 17, K MM.
Zc.-d Great For
Al hide's Foot!
Zemo, a doctor's f ormnlt, promptly
nunes near nrencis ot cricked ped
al loc u kins ob contact genu that
he), clew, prarent reiniection. Boy
n atrtngm tor etobbora cues.
Hearing
Discovery
WILL BE
DEMONSTRATED
LOCALLY
That Requires
NO CORDS!
NO BATTERIES
NO BOX OF ANY
KIND
NOTHING TO VvEAR
IN YOVR CLOTHING
e WEIGHS LESS THAN .
ONE OUNCE
Tea may hear
again without any
embarassment
HtQDEMONSTUTION
Come In -or Phono
319 COURT ST.
August 19, 20, 21 -
Ask for
Mr. Wm. Miller
If Unable to Attend
Please Write For Free
Home Try-Out
OREGON HEARING
CENTER
UI EqolUblo Bldf . PorUanl
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However, m our eaee we have o do
tore than Jtwc Imp up with the
oueeea and the Gbdthe and be
Robfaaone eaal all the reet of oar
natghbon in the OoUrn Empin.
Vft hero ea beep eAsoat of tbssoj'
Aei, akase WeiU War R, weNocaoa4
M77,O0XWO worth of new eqtu
sneet and wpmt $127,000,000 foj
ether fal4)ormtoaV))othea
The and Soatnwset we aerve
lo the f asteet growing part of the
United SUtre both population-wise
and nanetry-wiee. That means that
then Is an evetncreaaing demand
tor feat, efficient transportation--
H-rtm; naSHarn of douara worth at
new electronic equipment; foots,
more efficient clasemcatka yesno
better freigbt ess? tenehof iiwtliodo,
and so on.
We're i
To Met Ah eBMod-and. in fact, to
anticipate it, and to encourage he
expansion Southern Padfle baa the
greatest modernization program in
its history going full blast. W. have
bendreda of mflaa of new passant
aasd freight ears and dieaei ktcemc-
steefles eased-and koAaog
oo thaa we easi akrjr arms
o tbo tntmrportaTlekM 1
Of OW GoMfll flplrV Mafhbon
It tnina oar oitjmiinf puipooo
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SHORTENING
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for real quality and values PIUS
mil your IGA Store today and discover
at aSousands of housewives from coast to
xW IGA's prices fit your pursa.
Special Prices Effective Tuesday IGA Stores Beserve the Bight
and Wednesday, Ang.lt-lt to Limit Quantities
IGA
Evaporated
Tall
cans
MILK
$1100
i
Red Ripe and Sugar Sweet
WATERMELON
Look at This Low Price
CANNING
PEACHES
LB.
Short Ribs of
LB Li H F
Fine for
Braising
23e
PURE GROUND ,
BEEF
LB.
39c
DEL MONTE FANCY
CUT
GREEN
t3.03 23c
BEANS
SEAL GOLD
Orange Drink
17c
6-oi.
Tin
SNOWDRIFT
SHORTENING
3-lb.
Con
89c
WESSON
OIL
Quart 69c
PETER PAN
PEANUT BUTTER
Cream or Chunk
12-oa.
Glass
39c
SMITH'S BAKERY FEATURE
Butter Bread
Baited Fresh Dally
-If'
DURKEE'S fvcrr
Margarine -27 c
BABO CLEANSER I Bla-White 1C Sale BnV&E hokey rrri
2M2r3a' y "85
Lux Jlakes I Rinso Soap tootm ac --0S
For Finer Things For Dirty Clothes lUKIILwO
Large Large 18-oz. Pk 35c
Pkg. OCJ Pkg. QQJ Tin QI 1 48 b,9s 58c
jCS LUX LUX LIFEBUOY KREMEL
0fS5? Toilet Soap v&S T"eSoap LEMON PIE FILLING
&3S'23c XrS3!235c SbarsSS Pkg. 8
SWEETHEART SWEETHEART 3Ta NALLETS
.S? Icsa.. Us.,. Cucumber (Li
3:36c I 4 24c Hj 5? P
RINSO BREEZE ISfiaJ u NTErs esv n
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