llyhus Freed,
"ill Hunt Job
Albert Nyhus, who had ipent
SI of his 57 years locked up in
the lUU penitentiary, waa a
xrea man today.
Ha waa releaaed Wednesday
afternoon after a hearing in
Marion county circuit court
following favorable action
November 14 by Judge Rex
KlmmcU on a writ of habeas
corpus.
Judge Kimmell ruled that
Nyhus waa being illegally held
under the habitual criminal
act. He was aent up from Klam
ath county where he wu ac
cused of obtaining money by
falsa pretenses. Judge Kim
mell had previously determ
ined tbst Nyhus bsd not been
advised of his legal rights be
fore be entered a plea in the
Klamath circuit court
Proceedings for a writ of
habeas corpus were instituted
about six months ago.
Nyhus, given a check for $50,
the amount tendered prisoners
upon being released from the
penitentiary, spent Wednes
day night in a YMCA room. He
said bis first objective wu to
cure a Job.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, galea, Oregoi
TJiBTBday, November J8, 1953
Woman Confesses .
Thefts at Albany
Albany Either Ruth Mel
lon, J8, 2023 Perfect lane, Al
bany, pleaded guilty to a lar
ceny charge Wednesday in city
court on the basis of com
plaints filed by a neighbor and
three businesswomen. She was
fined 100 but the fine was
suspended. She agreed to make
restitution of f 80 not recov
ered. City Judge William Boll
man said.
Mrs. Mallon was charged
with taking f 50 from Mrs. Jsck
Robertson, 130 from Mrs. John
ny Wslker, $20 from a neigh
bor, Mrs. Mae Clodfelter, and
110 from Mrs. June Covey.
The money taken from the
purse of Mrs. Walker was re
covered soon after the theft.
H.S. PTA For
Sweet Home
Sweet Home Sweet Home
Union High School has voiced
the need of a Parent-Teachers
Association and in an organiza
tional meeting which was held
here recently elected Mrs. K. G.
Bunn as temporary chairman.
A panel discussion moderat
ed by James King superintend
ent of Lebanon schools wis
held on the subject, "Why a
PTA
Panel members taking part
In the discussion were Mrs.
Ralph Herron, Lebanon, vice-
president of PTA Region 8
Mrs. Eugene Tenner, also of
- Lebanon, past president of Linn
County PTA Council; and Mrs.
Ed Mentha, of Crowfoot, 1953-
84 president of Linn County
PTA Council.
King explained the purpose
M a PTA unit, Mrs. Herron
outlined the differences be
tween grade and high school
organizations, Mrs. Tanner em
phasized the Importance of stu
dent participation at PTA
meetings, and Mrs. Manthe cit
ed benefits that PTA units af
ford parents, teachers, and stu
dents. The nt meeting will be
Dec. I In the high school building.
Four Corners
Albany Jurors
Indict Eight
Albany Eight persons were
named in five Indictments re
turned by the Linn county cir
cuit court grand jury, four
members of s fsmlly named in
one Indictment charging as
sault and battery.
Thus accused are Mr. and
Mrs. Lester McClure end two
sons. Delbert end Floyd, of
Foster. They are charged with
having beaten Emil Bliege on
Nov. 1 as the culmination oi a
dispute.
Indicted also were Joe Baca,
Lebanon, on a rape charge; Don
Reynolds, accused of forgery
of an endorsement, and Fred
Davenport, charged with ob
taining money under false pre
tenses and another man accus
ed of non-support, not yet in
custody.
Baca Is at liberty under bond.
as are the McClures. Davenport
Is under ciutody of the sheriff
in the Linn county jail and!
Reynolds is now serving in the
state penitentiary an uncom
pleted sentence for grand lar
ceny, where he was returned
as a parole violator.
Morse Carps at
White House
Lebanon Speaking to ap
proximately goo people from
all sections of Linn county
Tuesday night in the high
school gymnasium. Sea. Wsyne
Morse dwelt on the administra
tion's hurried assault on the
off shore oil reserves and em
phasized that the Hill amend
ment, lost by only two votes,
represented a sell-out at the
White House level. Ha esti
mated $80 million in royalties
lost to Oregon's schools through
ilb ariral. -
The senator promised to
carry the fight for the high
dam in Hell's canyon in the
senste with all the zeal which
marked his opposition to the
transfer of the off-shora oil
from federal control. The low
dams proposed on upper Snake
river by Idaho Power makes
untenable the Hell's Canyon
dam with resultant crippling
of the overall Columbia basin
development for power, flood
control, irrigation, and sus
tained flow through water
storage, Morse said.
Questioned on the probabil
ity of Green Peter dam being
constructed on the South San
tiam, Morse said, "The dam
will be built it you take an ac
tive Interest in it and unceas
ingly demand it."
Harry Wiley, master of Linn
Pomona grange introduced the
senator and Mrs. Morse as well
as representatives of the farm
and labor sponsoring groups.
At the dinner given in the
high school cafeteria to honor
the senator and his wife, Mayor
Elmer Fitzgerald acted as mas
ter of ceremonies.
A T ' i '
'ou cent hidze book by Us cover. Neither should you judge
food savings by week-end specials alone. Thrifty shoppers know that
th. wav to real as vines is to shop at a store where every price is low-
all the tima. It's the total that counts. And . . . the total la leas when
very price m low. Compare the prices listed here! We believe you'll
agree that you aave more on your total food bill by shopping regularly
at Saieway.
Be sure shop
through Sunday, November 29
Prices in this d arc affective ,
- Four Corners The truly
American holiday. Thanksgiv
ing, lends itself to the gather
ing of fsmilies and clans for a
yearly get-to-gether dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Wilson
will be hosts to relatives and
out-of-town guests. The din
ner will be served buffet style
to Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Wilson,
Bob and George of Kings Val
ley, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. W. J.
Morford and Mrs. James H.
Wilson all of Boring, Ore.; Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Davis, Sally
and Carolyn, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Wilson, Bobby and Arlene and
Mr. and Mrs. Jsmes Wilson all
of Monmouth; Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Hering, Jimmy, Tommy
and Stephen of Independence.
Mrs. Josephine Herron, Dar
lene and Larry of McMlnnville;
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McKib
ben, Norman, Wilson, Jessie,
Lynn, Lorna and Danny and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Byerley snd
Dlsne all of Sheridan; Mrs.
Rose Evert, Deanna and Judy
of Corvallls and Mrs. Wilson's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Evert of Salem and the Wilson
children, Myra, Joyce and
Dale.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wy
more, Jesn and Jerry, Maurice,
Gordon and Russell will wel
come Mrs. Wymore's father,
E. F. Adolphs of Washougal,
Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Cy
Adolphs snd Dee of Vancou
ver, Wash, Sammy and Randy
oi lamss, wssn., and Druett
Ross of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Weewly
will welcome for the Thanks
giving dinner her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Boyles, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Pfennig, Linda and
Larry, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Thles, Otto Pfennig, Mr. and
Mrs. George Janssen. and Jo-1
Anns and Jack Weekly. i
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Shrake were dinner hosts to
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Sunderltn.
and Eddie Sunderlin, Mr. and
Mrs. C. O. Gllming, and Jerry.
Mr. and Warren Shrake,
Janice, Dick, Gregg and Mary j
Lou, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bsr-'
tells snd Carroll snd the
Shrake 's daughters. Miss Phyl
lis Shrake snd Miss LaVonna j
Shrake of Seattle.
A pre-ThsnksgivIng fellow-1
ship dinner was held in the,
Baptist church at 7 p.m. Tues-'
dsy in the church annex. Cov
en were placed for 60 with a
program following the dinner.
Mrs. Victor Dusenberry was
vocal soloist and Roy Thayer:
played a violin solo with Janet
Loucks as accompanist. Guest
speaker was the Bev. Lloyd T.
Anderson, pastor of the First
Baptist church in Salem.
SUES OVER NOTES
Albany Carl M. and Hat-
tie Larson have Instituted ac
tion in circuit court here seek
ing judgnents of $2323.74 on
each of three notes allegedly
given them by Don A. Points,
and others, and for an order
foreclosing mortgages given as
security.
FACES CHECK CHARGE
Albany Mrs. Alice Wil
liams was to be brought here
from Brownsville following
her arrest there on a charge of
passing a check not covered
by sufficient funds in the
bank. Sheriff George Miller
said Mrs. Williams is also
wanted In Lane county.
A thank offering was sent
to Mr. snd Mrs. Ralph Borth-
wlck who are missionaries sta
tioned at Lima, Peru. Mrs.
Borthwlck Is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. F. Hausfeld who
are members of the Four Cor
ners Baptist church. Hostesses
were Mrs. Eldon Frsnce, Mrs.
Leon Hopkins, Mrs. Victor
Dusenberry.
Rev. Victor Loucks was host
to the Junior high schoof and
Intermediate classes of the
Baptist Sunday school Friday
evening In the fireplace room
of the church. Young people
attending were Anita Char
tier, Diane Mayden. Judy
Smith, Mary Lou Sherman.
Lets and Garnet Trayer. Mich
ael and Peter Lossner. Gary
Dusenberry, Jerry, Jimmy and
Doyle France. Mrs. Roy Thay
er assisted with the serving.
Larry Etzel, 12-year-old son
of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Etzel.
who is ill with pneumonia. Is;
being cared for in the Etzel
home at 4254 Hudson avenue, i
The Circle 4 Dance club will
meet Friday evening In thej
Community hall. Hosts and'
hostesses will be Mr. snd Mrs. I
D. Gsrver. Mr. snd Mrs. Jack
Groves, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Burns. Guest caller will be Ted 1
Riches of Silverton. !
Lewis to Tell
Battery Story
George H. Lewis, Sslem
manager for the Gould Na
tional Battery company of St.
Paul, will be the speaker at
the Monday noon luncheon of
the Chamber of Commerce.
Lewis will tell "The Inside
Story of the Battery Industry
in Salem."
Part of the story will be
told through the medium of a
motion picture describing the
manufacture and care of stor
age batteries.
The Gould company has 24
branch plants, the lstest ones
in Houston, Texas, and Oak
land, Cfflif. Lewis' sddress
will show what the Industry
means to Salem In payroll,
factory operation, freight
payments and volume, sales,
etc.
Lewis Is a native of Mis
souri. He went to work for
Nations! Battery company in
Kansas City 25 years ago, and
came here as manager of the
company's plant In 1949,
CONSTRUCTION SUIT
Albany Ed. Dirrett snd
Piatt Davis, doing business as
Dirrett & Davis, have filed a
suit In circuit court here seek
ing to collect $1,191.39 from
William E and Ethel K. Thorn
as, doing business as the Artis
tic Stone Co. The smount is
due, the complaint asserts, in
payment for work done and
materials furnished in con
struction of two houses owned
by the defendants.
F. E. Marvin
3
New Manager
GILBERT BROS., Inc.
Announce the
new branch manager
in Salem
F. E. MARVIN
Gilbert Bros. Inc.
363 No. High Ph.3-3403
Korean Yets
Eligibilly Rules
For Lockivood
Homes
Eligibility rules are:
1. Any veteran of the
armed forces of the United
States of America, male or
female, honorably discharg
ed or transferred to the re
serves who has been author
ized the Korean service
medal or ribbon, is eligible
as an applicant for this
home.
2. Applicant must submit
a letter telling his or her
best reason for wanting to
own his or her own home, to
gether with a complete fin
ancial statement showing all
income from salary, wages,
or any other sources. This
statement must also show
how much money the appli
cant owes. These figures will
be kept confidential. .
3. Applicant must be able
to meet FHA loan require
ments and make payments of
approximately $60 per
month.
4. This letter must be
sent or delivered to Salem
radio station KSLM, The
Statesman Lockwood Homes,
or the Capital Journal Lock
wood Homes.
3. This letter must be sent
2rw?e"vwd not l,t" ,nn
6:00 p.m., Saturday, Decem
ber 8. 1933.
. Do not mail any dis
charge or other official
papers with the letter as the
committee cannot be respon
sible for them, but be pre
pared to show any such
papers to the committee up
on request.
7. Membership in any vet-
quired, nor will such mem-
uc-rmp or laca oi member
ship be considered by the
committee.
8. Decision of the commit
tee will be linal and applica
tion InM.H k.
- --., van-no. iciurn-
ed or acknowledged.
V
Dalewood
Colored
Margarine
t -
Margarine
Cane Sugar 1 0t 95"
Orange Juice &". 25'
Mb. 4Af
Grape Juice 'Plr:u 25
f Aria f nanlr Arc Busy
Famous
Tomato
3
cans
Campbell Soup
Pineapple
Grapefruit 5fliS 2 "V 29
29' Mayonnaise
Baker
Fresh
NuMade
No. IK UC
Tin Av
Pork & Beans Camp's
Chicken-Noodles
Pkg. 03J
Quart 71 Q
Jar 419
No. 300
can
30
EMPRESS QUALITY
PRESERVES
Peach
2-lb. can
65c
Pium &r.n ,D.49c
Currant BU0. 79c
Swanson Boneless
CHICKEN
OR TURKEY
3- $100
WESTAG FLAVOR
VANILLA
IMITATION FLAVOR
4-ox. bot, $-oi. bot.
10c 19c
WOODBURT
SHAMPOO
SAVE NOW!
Itg. $1.00
Sit
50'
RIK RAK
CLEANSER
IT FOAMS
2 -15'
Lynden
16-oz. jar
GRANULATED
RINS0
WITH SOLIUM
Sunlight Ingredient
44 tl
Ma.
49'
Bleached Raisins "ftl! 23c Cherub Milk
Choice Raisins 'Tn, 33c
S&W Currants n 0,. 65c
Black Figs ned .,. 23c
Pitted Dales?.0;0 19c ,i 39c
Radiant Mix c.ke.,u,t,,b. 43c
Walnut Meals Ore,0n,.OI 59c
43c
35c
Corn Meal ,7 27c
95c
fharriac tmpress
Evap.
i Tall
cans
Maraschino t-oi.
25c
32c
Cherries Maraschino 1-ot. 10c
Grpfrt. Juice 17,1 46.., 31c
Small Shrimp ShT"'?' 47c
Tuna Fish
5-oi. csn
Blltmore
No. Vi can
35c
Walnuts &
Fleet Mix For BiKUi.lh
Mb.
S
El..., Kitchen
litem
10-lb. Sk.
ZS $)17 SO $120
lb. lb.
Craft
Flour SK-
FlOUr Medal It-lb. Sk. 95C
Flnnr Gold zs ?17 50 A29
riUUl Medal lb. lb.
Dili Pickles Co,umb& 25c
Spun Honey Br,dsh,T6.0,. 32c
link Uill fAifne, 1 ftCo
" VVIIVB lb. WVH, I
Airway Coftee 83cfb'1
Edwards Coffee lb. 87c M'l 73
Cream of the Crop
'AA' Large Eggs Do, 72c
Fresh Milk BuXt 24c
Montrose Butter
Quart
1-pound
79c
Fruit Cake Ho,,.0,.b,r49c
Fruit Cake Ring HoI5& $1"
Jane Arden
Oatmeal Cookies ,.,,. 25c
Sugar Cookies j 25c
fct tanrf ffttiof W
Waffle Cream Cookies.,
Pirates Gold
Graham Crackers - i.,. 33c
Mrs. Wright's Bread 24c
Sienderway Bread V..t
Tokay Wine" c,, re Flfth
Sweet Red Wine CilS 59c
Sauterne Wine 0,1 Kftn 59c
Burgundy Wine "wl2-79c
Honeywood
Loganberry Wine ,, 98c
so
33c
29c
23c
59c
Tokay Wine Mont,certfth $1
Western Beer.OI.M1I237c
Eastern Beer u,M.243c
Playfair Dog Food 9c:
Parade Detergent 29c
White Magic Soap 25c
Fruit Cake Ring n
Bel-air Frozen Foods
Green Beans i,..,pkr.21c
Frozen Peas .0,pkr. 19c
leaf Spinach ,4 o,pkf. 19c
Mixed Vegetables "C21C
French Fries
t-os. pkg,
,21c
SAFEWAY PRODUCE
WINESAP
APPLES
5
ft. Hintff
TohK m
Rsrldt
Oranges
Clip-top Carrots
Rome Brussels Sprouts
Apples . 17c Green Cabbage
111 Ye Cm M
Is Tatar tsf
if
Jim
49
7
Crisp
Celery
10c
Unions ittwbif
Crisp Head Lettuce
Local Parsnips
Danish Squash
M.Iau V. S. No. 1
rwiaiwc
Economy Fk
Potatoes L'i
tot. cells 25c
ib. 5c
,b. lie
' .b. 10c
ib. 5c
9A.
10-lb.
ai-lb. Sack
97c
SAFEWAY MEATS
TOP GOVT GRADES OF IEEF
SHORT
RIBS
Ib.
BEEF STANDING
RIB
ROAST
u.
69
Beef Rib Steaks
Tea Sort,
(rton
Rib Lamb Chops ,. 59c
Leg o' Lamb ,. 65c
lamb Shoulder lb. 43c
Breast o' lamb ,.. 19c
Ground Beef
u75c
b. 35c
Dirnirt Pre-cooked IH 9131
.viiim canned lb.
Fresh Oysters
Sea Scallops
lb.
Flnt jar 69C
11-ei. pkg. 59c
S5
Dill Pickles - 25c
Sauerkraut-l 10c