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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1957)
Page 4 Section 2 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL jsaiem, Oregon, t:t!VT' r.-.i TO MEET SITUATIONS . .FOOD NOTES '2 Meats Are Featured In Buys ... By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The housewife searching lor a ilr'L ? L"e,lS";j ! action, .o (it the situation and stores this week will find a va-! person he is dealing with, Capt riety of meats offered at tempt-! Lcland D. Weaver of the Salem i ,nLpnccs:,h .hi Police Department told classes of 'dar and a sentimental soft spot ' officers at the Salem City Hall (or Ireland will find corn beef ; Wednesday altcrnoon ana even- featured in many stores. M o s I ng A good police officer must be able to adjust his thoughts and '. stores stock both the boneless and, : less-cxpensive bone in cuts ns :main dishes for the Sunday din- The officer must learn and know which indiivduals should iter March 17. " lrcal!1 """iy, wnicn wnn The wholesale meat market sympamy anu unui-i .muuh.k ..... was reported tighter this week, although it was believed to be only a temporary situation. One ; source said the chains were pay ; tag 2'j cents a pound more than Hast week. It's not surprising then to find J fish and chicken widely featured. f The chickens arc designed for J frying, roasting or slewing, while s,lhe fish varieties include scallops, j.-whiting, cod, haddock, shad and rshad roe, halibut, salmon and 'tuna. '. New green cabbage from Flor ida and the new Florida potatoes gradually arc getting cheaper, al though the latter still are only in i-moaeraie supply. Pascal celery, Jmostly from California, Arizona J'and Florida, also is sliding down s uie price scale. i Baldwin. Rome. Cortland. Dell cious and Mcintosh apples which ;'have been kept in controlled at- : fliospnerc storage are available In i'.lncrcasing supplies at this time ) of. year. High quality and good .condition apples are selected for ; t)ils special storage treatment, In i.wnicn ine apples respiration Is .Controlled so lhat tho ripening process Is slowed down. which with caution, he pointed out. It is his understanding of human nature that enables him to handle his job properly and efficiently, he said. Some IB officers from Salem Dallas, Independence, Stayton, Silvcrlon and Falls City attended one of the two sessions of the class entitled, "The Police Ap proach to Human Relations." It was the first of several classes officers will attend in future weeks during the annual Oregon Regional Police School, sponsored by law enforcement agencies In the stale. The school fOEA's Annual Sessions Open PORTLAND (fl The Oregon Education Assn. opened its annual convention here Thursday, with teachers on hand from all over Mhe state. The main speaker at the first iossion was to be John H. Furbey, ; New York lecturer and author, ;,.. Gov. Robert D. Holmes Is sched uled as the convention banquet speaker Thursday nichl Anchor ;f?ature of the banquet will be the Bull" PllllH'H CitV presentation of the "Education, n Marion, Polk Wage Spread Only 9 Cents The wage spread between Mar ion and Polk county road depart ments' minimum scales is only nine cents an hour rather than 2B cents as reported by a Port land union official, It was pointed out Wednesday by Richard Kel ler, secretary of the Polk County Employes Union, Local 173, AFL CIO. Polk County minimum is $1.60 an hour while Marion County minimum is $1.51, Keller said. Leo Butts, state council repre sentative for the union, had re ported earlier this week that the Polk minimum was $1.80. Marlon county employes arc asking the County Court for a 35 cent an hour wage increase. Citiicn ot the Year" awnrd. SENIOR DAY FRIDAY l MT. ANGEL (Special) Ml. i. Ansel Women- Collene is tnon- V soring a Senior Day at the col Jlege on Friday, to which students :t,irom Oregon high schools are in vited. , BATTLB CHEEK. Mich. lai-A sonic boom tnllowcn ny iwo echoes pnnicked thousands of nnltlc Crock residents yesterday. Local air force otticials blamed the sonic blast on a "transient iet." Lona distnncc incoming calls were held up 'for 20 minutes due to the tied up local lines. Oil Loaded for Britain DAMASCUS, Syria The Iraqi Petroleum Co. said the French tanker Aramis began load ing 25,000 tons of oil Thursday at Baniyas for shipment to England. It is the first shipment of Iraqi oil to Britain since the company's will be conducted in 14 other in-,la'la,.ions ,1" K"1 TJ bLT Weaver Says Police Of f icer Has to Adjust Dairy Researcher Schedules 3 Talks cities in the state. Iraeli attack on Egypt. PORTLAND A three-day speaking tour in Western Oregon will be started Monday by Ralph E. Hodgson, chief of the U. S. Department of Agriculture dairy husbandry research program at Washington, D. C. He will speak in Tillamook County Monday and at Salem Tuesday. Other talks are sched uled at Oregon City, St. Paul, Monmouth, Reedsport and Beav erton. Hodgson will discuss Improved forage practices and problems in production and use of milk. jne Dinn raie in u. a. is it.t percent annually In comparison to a 9.6 death rate. 48 Slain in Algeria ALGIERS m French sources reported today 12 civilians and 38 rebels were killed in Algeria in the last 24 hours. The civilian dead included eight Arabs and two Europeans killed by national-1 isls, and two train crewmen killed' when a mine blew up under their train. I I FISH FLOUNDER I LIF.R.S I BAD AXE, Mich. (UPl-Frlends of Bob .McCrea and Bill McCarthy think there was something fishy ' about their recent trip to Saginaw ; Bay. The two men said their catch I was so heavy when they flew up to 'do some ice fishing that they had to taxi their light plane for almost a mile before they could get it I into the air. Anita LiuT.ts Hoiua RIO Dli JANEIRO, Brazil w Actress Anita Etberg unexpected ly canceled plans to appear at i movie premiere here Wednesriai nifht and took a plane for hei native Sweden. Her British hus band, Anthony Steele, said then was sickness in the family. Hi denied there was marital trouble i Sewing is simply a breeze with PRINTED PATTERNS i' 9183 1020 ; EVEN A BEGINNER CAN MAKE PRETTY DRESSES from our new modern Printed Patterns. Direcliont printed on patterns are to easy to follow. Now everyone can lew with confidence. Turn to our Pattern Feature today and order your pattern. We will deliver it right to your door. MARIAN MARTIN Designed for Easy, Fast Sewing Appearing regularly in the Capital jJournal Shop 9:30 a.m 'til 9 p.m. Mon. & Fri. other days 'til 5:30 p.m. f I A ROBERTS BROS. 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