Monday, January 25, 1954
Special Event
For AL Postv
American Legion, Pioneer Post
No. 149, all women post, met for
short business session on Fri
day night at the American Le
gion hall before the open pro
gram of the group.
Honored guests included H. B.
Lichtenthaler, district No. 2 com
mander, Dayton, district No. 2
vice commander, John A. Muir,
Mill City. Six posts and auxil
iaries from Aumsville, King
wood No. 81, Salem No. 138,
Capital No. 9, Silverton and
Stayton were present. Another
guest was Fred Lucht, past dis
trict No. 2 commander from Mt.
Angel.
Miss Alberta Shoemake re
ported on the toy library the
post set up at the state school
for the blind and Miss Velma
Davis reported on community
service.
A tree planting project in me
morial to I. N. Bacon was voted
upon and will begin in March.
The Salem Civic Players pre
sented a monologue "The Light
house Keeper's Daughter."
Miss Florence Cameron was
refreshment chairman and was
assisted by Miss Marjorie How
ard, Mrs. Harriot Bechler, Mrs.
Charles Klopp, Miss Velma
Davis.
Miss Carol Smith, Chemawa,
was welcomed as a new mem
ber. On February 5, Mrs. Sylvia
Kraps, 550 N. Summer street,
will be hostess to the group lor
dessert.
Pythian. Sisters ,
Silverton At the Thursday eve
ning meeting of Home temple No.
21, Pythian Sisters, all recently
Installed new officers were at their
stations and were welcomed by
the most excellent chief, Mrs.
Harvey Kaser.
Mrs. Albert Grinde, past grand
chief, and a local member, pre
sented the past most excellent
.hiaf'c nin in Mrs. Kaser. who was
intalled to succeed herself in of
fice for the coming year.
The next meeting is to be at 8
n'wir th evpnine of Thursday.
February 4. The refreshment
committee will include Mrs. Orlo
Thompson, Mrs. J. 0. Taylor, Mrs.
Myrtle Stump and Mrs. William
Stanton.
With the members of the Knights
of Pythias as guests the members
enjoyed a chili supper following
the meeting.
Engagement Told
AURORA The engagement of
Miss Twila Marlene Driever, to
LaVcrne Lee Martin, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Martin of Hend-
ley, Neb., is being announced by
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Driever of
Donald.
The bride-elect attended Canby
and Newberg high schools and is
' assistant cashier in the Newberg
office of PGE company.
Mr. Martin, who attended Ne
braska schools and saw army
duty in Korea is a nephew of
and Mrs. Ned Stephenson, Miss
' Mothers Meeting
ALBANY Dr. A. L. Strand,
president of Oregon State col
lege, Corvailis, will be guest
speaker Friday, January 29, at a
meeting of the Albany unit of
the Oregon State college Moth
ers club. The meeting will be
in the hospitality room of the
Portland Gas and Coke com
pany, it is announced by Mrs.
Lucian Weber, president. All
parents of students, past, pres
ent and future at Oregon State
are invited to attend. Dr. Strand
will speak at 2:30 p.m.
SILVERTON Mrs. S. M. Mc
Clung entertained at the family
home at a birthday anniversary
supper complimenting her husband,
Thursday.
Places were set for Mr. and
Mrs. F. M. Powell. .lorry Powell
and Mr. and Mrs. McClung.
Whether youngsters
prefer to make-their-own
or choose from
valentines were
the wide assortment of
"reody-mades", there's
variety o-plenty in our
selection of Hallmark t
Valentines for children
, . . and there are
special Valentines for
children to send to
Mother, Daddy,
Aunt and Grand
mother. Why not
bring the children
In lo see our beauti
ful display o'
Hallmark Valentines.
Edward Williams
The Home of
Hallmark Cards
330 Court Street
Heads Rainbow Miss Jane
McGrath, above, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McGrath,
is to be installed as worthy
adviser for Evergreen assembly,
Order of Rainbow for Girls, at
Woodburn on Wednesday.
Amnesia Victim
Is Surprised
COUNCIL BLUFFS. Iowa Wl
Harold Long, who says he is an
amnesia victim who came to his
senses at Bonanza, Ore., wants to
Know where he was between Nov.
13, 1953, and Jan. 18. 1934.
A veteran who suffered'a serious
injury in World War II, the 32
year-old Council Bluffs man said:
"Maybe I did something wrong. If
I did, I want to know. I want to
know where I was and how I got
to Oregon. How did I get money
to go where I was? I could have
written a bad check or done some
thing. If anybody saw me during
those two months, I wish they
would let me know."
He said he found himself last
Monday night sitting on a highway
near Bonanza, 25 miles east of
Klamath Falls, Ore. His pickup
truck had just been involved in a
collision between two gasoline
trucks.
He then telephoned his wife in
Iowa and began the trip home.
25 Ballots to
Convict Owens
ROSEBURG tin A circuit court
jury deliberated 32 hours before
findinq Bert Owens guilty of sec
ond degree murder.
Owens, 48. was accused of first
degree murder in the gunshot slay
ing of his Indian wife. Betty, 29,
at their home at Riddle last Aug.
25.
The jury took 25 ballot before
announcing its verdict Saturday
night.
Owens Is to Be sentenced by
Judge Carl E. Wimberly sometime
this week.
SNOW FLURRIES IN JAPAN
TOKYO W Snow flurries con
tinued today in this partially para
lyzed Japanese capital after the
heaviest one-slorm January fall in
history 12.6 inches.
Ages 60 fo 85-
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ages 60 to 85. Hospital Insur
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never such fun!
Induct 24
National Honor Societv will
Induct 24 new members at Sa
lem High School tonight in the
high school auditorium. Miss
Eloise Elbert, assistant state li
brarian, will speak on informal
education.
The induction advisors are
Miss Beryl Holt and Miss Mary
Eyre. The formal induction
team consists of Fred Minifie
and Shirley Juran, both chapter
otiiciais. me student speak- A
ers are Kay Taylor, wno will talk
on leadership; Karen M. John
son, character; Jim Person,
scholarship: and Marion Baum,
service.
Those being inducted in are
Courtney Kurtz, Larry Martin.
Tom Pickens, Kay Shidler, Shir-
leen sacewich, Barbara Gronke,
Janice Rowell, Jerry Hunsaker,
Anne Meeker, Wayne Ericksen,
Cecil Faye Carroll, Charles
Friend, Gail Blush, Vern Coates,
Flo Burgmermeister, Jim Close,
Barbara Fuhr, Lo Anne Mun
dinger, Merritt Linn, Mac
Baker, Kaye Brand, Pete Van
Horn, Bob Goddard, and Ralph
Sipprell. To become a member
of National Honor Society must
be voted on by the Salem high
faculty according to leadership,
character, service and scholastic
ability. ,
Top of World
Flight Ends
STOCKHOLM, Sweden Wi - Scan
dinavian Airlines' Gorm Viking
Super-Cloudmaster landed 40 min
utes ahead of schedule here early
today, completing a 8.000-mile test
polar flight across the top of the
woric from Los Angeles.
The company hopes to inaueu-
rate regular Scandinavia to Los
Angeles passenger service on the
route by May 1 if necessary agree
ments can be concluded with Can
ada and the United States. The
airline's first trans-polar test flight
was made in November, 1952.
The four-engine DC6B left Los
Angeles Friday and flew by way
of Edmonton, Alta.; Churchill,
Man.; Frobisher Bay, in Canada's
Northwest Territories; and Green
land.
'54 TRADE PACT
SIGNED BY REDS
LONDON ( The Russians
have disclosed the signing of
new 1954 trade pact with the Chi
nese Communists. Olficial an.
nouncements of the agreement en
visage a bit step-up in trade, but
Western diplomats here believe
the Soviet Union actually is hav
ing to cut down on vital tool and
machinery shipments to her Red
ally.--. w
SCOOP NECK SWEATER DRESS
One of the prettiest cottons you con
find, o pastel ploid, with cease
resistont finish, front buttoning,
with o scoop neckline, ond capped
shoulder. Plus o soft imported
white wool sweoter with short
sleeves ond binding thot matches the
dress. A wonderful buy ot $ 1 7.95.
MANY OTHER STYLES
U 135 North Liberty
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem, Oregon
Mt. States Power
ncome $1,825,497
PORTLAND Wt A net income
of $1,825,497 for the fiscal year
ending Nov. 30 was reported Satur
day by the Mountain Stated Power
Co.
That is a slight gain over the
previous year when the net income
was 11.601,578, A. W. Trimble of
Albany, president of the firm,
reported.
He said good water conditions
this autumn and reduced power
purchase costs were responsible.
Mountain States soon may be
merged with Pacific Power and
Light Co. of Portland. Shareholders
of the two firms are to vote March
12 on the merger plan.
PLOTTER ROUNDUP
IN GUATEMALA
GUATEMALA, Guatemala W-
Guatemala's leftist government
was reported busy Monday with
roundup of alleged plotters
against the regime. Unofficial re
ports said 26 persons had been
arrested over the weekend.
Prescription-like medicine
stops Sour Heartburn-Gas
Pull outfit of acid $tomachdUtnt$!
Now ft n4tdlrM to auffcr burning ptlnj of
cid inatffMUon, raj, htartburn thtnu to
"prtieriptfon-typs" formula of F. H.
Plunder, Ph.G. Medically-proved Pfundtr'i
TtbltU tootht away pain with addnm
traliiiBi film. Yoa oat most anything yoa
like without (car of distress. Amailni'ij
(trick relief frtusra.it Mi or money back I Gat
Pfundtr'i Tabteta today. 100.000,000 told.
BREAKUP
local CONGESTION of
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Rdlmt Coasts Herring MuttM
Child's Mild Musterole
made ttpecially for kid
dles is recommended by
many baby doctors. Mus
terole speedily relieves
coughs, sore throat, chest
colds. It tmlonly starts to break up
congestion In nose, throat and up
per bronchial tubes.
Musterole creates highly medicated
protective warmth on chest, throat
and back brtnginglong-lastingrelleil
There's also Regular and Extra
Strong Musterole lor adults.
Child's Mild
MUSTEROLE
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Safeway Budget Helpers
l.r for the lady of
Highway Whole Kernel 12-oi. qp A '
Vacuum Pock " can ; I ""
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V Niblefs Corn f
Whole Kernel tweet s.gjj
V ondtender Nibp
Clorox Bleach
Heinz Soup
Heinz Soup
Chili Con Carne
Billmore Tuna Fish
Heinz Dill Pickles
Orange Juice
Safeway Guaranteed Meat
Corned Beef
Boneleit Briskets
Top U. S. Gov't
Grades of beef . . .
eef Hound
Well-Aged, Grain-Fed Beef
Cut thick for Swissin g if
you prefer.
SIRLOIN STEAK
Top
Gov't
Grades
lb 98'
Boneless Beef Stew
Fresh Ground Beef
Bockwursf Sausage ,. 59c Fresh Oysters
PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU WEDNESDAY,
For Safe
Blotching
(rum ol
Mushroom
Dtllcioui
lomito
Ctbhirdf
Brind
Fincy
Norioli
Koihtr
Virlefv
Minute Hold
Conconfrolo
lb. 49
lb.
SHORT RIBS
For a
New tngtond
Doiica sinner. .
,. 69c Halibut Steaks
39c Fillet of Sole
QUALITY PAPER PRODUCTS
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COMFORT TOILET TISSUE
SILK TOILET TISSUE
CHIFFON TOILET TISSUE
CHIFFON FACIAL TISSUE
ZEE PAPER TOWELS
ZEE WHITE NAPKINS
ZEE WAX PAPER
18'
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CMS
11-01.
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45'
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Flavor
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35'
39'
21'
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25oi.
Jot-
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lb. 29
Med.
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,,45c
pint 59c
JAN. 27
NJ. Bright green leaves . B Eltf
delicious creamed in II it
qjwr cheese sauce U
Steak
Pint
the House
4 miu 35c
4 rous 39c
2 roll. t5c
2 roll. 27c
roll 18C
2 pkg,. 25c
125 ft. roll 25c
Dinty Moore .
Beef Stew
24-e.
can
47
, Beg More
Dog Food
15'
Can
Putt 'N Boots '
Cat Food
I6-01,
cam
14'
Red Rome Apples
Fine bakers lb. 19c
Green Cabbage
Solid Heads lb. 7c
Cauliflower
Snowy White lb. 19c
Yellow Onions
39c
Approx. 9 lbs. Toter Bag
Bananas
2 lb, 29c
Potatoes
V. S. No. 1, Premium lb. 53c
Potatoes
IT. S. No. 1 Economy . . 10 lbs. 39c
Rose Bushes
No. 2's Each 59c
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