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Birds Eye Cauliflower Birds Eye Blackeye Peas CHOICE 10-oz. pkg. 16-oz. pkg. 10-oz. pkg. 10-oz. pkg. 10-oz. pkg. 10-oz. pkg. 10-oz. pkg. 10-oz. pkg. ONE KIND OR ASSORTED pkgs. Birds Eye Chopped Broccoli . 10-oz. pkg. Birds Eye Cut Corn 10-oz. pkg. Birds Eye Peas 10-oz. pkg. Birds Eye Chopped Spinach . . 12-oz. pkg. Birds Eye Leaf Spinach 12-oz. pkg. Birds Eye Squash . 12-oz. pkg. Birds Eye French Fries ...... 9-oz. pkg. CHOICE ONE KIND OR ASSORTED $h 00 pkgs. ' Birds Eye. FROZEN ORANGE JUICE 6-OZ. CAN 3 FOR 59 Task Force Struggles Through Icy Water To Supply Dewline Seattle (U.R) A 56-ship task force carrying 6800 men is making its way through icy wa ters off Point Barrow, Alaska, this week carrying supplies to dewline radar stations across the top of the continent. It is a long, hard trip for the men two months withe leave and heavy work in sub zero weather. Danger of Ic And there is always the dang er of becoming icebound in Arc tic waters. Only during a short period about. Aug. 7 to Sept. 25 are the northern waters navigable. After that, ice closes in. In a similar operation last year, 52 ships received major damage from the ice. "It was pretty rugged last year," Rear Admiral G. C. Towner, commander of the op eration, admitted as his task force left Seattle last month. "We didn't know whether we were going to get out or not. In fact, we didn't get out five min utes before we needed to. "The ice punched a hole in my own flagship." Would B Marooned Any ship caught in the ice would be marooned for another year. Towner hopes to get out earl ier this year and has set Sept. 15 as a target-date for return to Seattle. , Demos Will Start Balloting Thursday Chicago , (U.R) Delegates to the Democratic National Con vention will start balloting for the party's 1956 presidential nominee shortly after 9 a.m. (PST) Thursday, Aug. 16. The party's National Commit tee announced that balloting is scheduled to continue in the night session, beginning shortly after 5 p.m. (PST). The windup of the entire convention is slated for Friday night, Aug. 17, after speeches by the presidential nominee and former President Truman. 'Delegates will vote for the vice presidential nominee in the Friday day session. The report of the Resolutions and Platform committee, which is in session throughout the pres ent preconvention week, is slat ed for the night session of Aug. 15. There will be daily sessions beginning- 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. (PST) each day Monday through Friday, except Wednesday when only a night session is scheduled. But we'H need sood luck." he added. The supplies being carried in clude bulk oil, construction ma terial, and electronic equipment. Sites to be serviced reach from Cape Lisburne, Alaska to Shep herd Bay, Canada approxi mately 2000 miles. ROUNDUP TIME Red-! wood Empire cowgirl Joanne Copeland hangs up her gun ' for the rope as she heads for the roundup for bucking broncos to be used in the . rodeo at Petaluma, Calif., , Aug. 18 and 19. Ride 'em, cowgirl. CURTAIN EFFECT Hyannis, Mass. (U.R) A pass erby sounded a fire alarm here for a home at 162 Main street. When, firefighters arrived they found no fire. A brightly colored curtain with a light behind it had given the effect of a room full of flame. 'k 1 illilk BEATEN on head, body of William C. Westcott, Jr., 32, socialite film producer, is found in Hollywood apart ment (International) Thornton Answers Crosby Questions Portland (U.R) Attorney General Robert Y. Thornton yes? terday made public a letter mail ed to Clyde C. Crosby, teamster official, in answer to questions put to him by Crosby earlier. Crosby had asked the Attorn ey General just before the end of the nine-week vice probe con ducted by the Multnomah coun ty grand jury, whether James B. Elkins and some of his cor horts had been granted immun ity by the panel. Thornton wrote: "On the basis of the events of the past several days, I know you will concur with my state ment that the grand jury and my department have diligently and conscientiously bent their efforts to indict all those ap parently guilty of wrongdoing. v"The cooperation of the teamster organizations will be welcome so that public author ities can close this matter by successful prosecutions of the indictees." Ike Plays Nine Holes At Burning Tree Club . Washington (U.R President Eisenhower played nine holes of golf at Burning Tree Country Club Wednesday, two months to the day after he suffered his intestinal attack. Acting White House Press Sec retary Murray Snyder said the President- walked around three holes of the course and rode the rest of the way in an electric golf cart 118 Arrested as Drunk Drivers During June Salem U.R) A report filed with Gov. Elmo Smith here yes terday showed that state police arrested J 18 persons for drunken driving during June, with fines totaling $21,889.50. Reckless driving drew 90 ar rests and hit-run driving, four arrests Violation of the motor transport act accounted for 189 arrests.
