Herald and news., July 19, 1945, Page 9, Image 9

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SKATTLK, July 10 (!) Uni
ted States imlliiil CoinmlNtliiner
W 11 1 In in lirupliy, (nlluiiiliiHlIu
over the wiir record of Ainer
iriKi ImlliiiiH. mild yesterday their
nowly-iicmiliod Uninlmi m n d
ukllln must be put Id use after
ward". "riii'Mn Ihivh Iiiivo lived nil
huih Hut wnt'hl." lie Luld nil 1
tervluwur. "Whether they will
bo content lit home Is a iiios-
Hull "
Members nf Uio same tribe
Imvo been lined In walkie-talkie
..jixililllllll-llllllllH I li'l'lllJNI III! iinu
else understands llii'lr luiiKiiiiKO,
nil imlliiil was in ui" iuiihiii
iwn Jlinii (lnu rnlnliiu picture
und mi liul Um was tlui first
American to reach Merlin, liu
-..i.i
"I guess ll'ii their placidity
I hill IlllmeS llll'lll SUCH HIMHI HMI
,ll..Py .1.. iiil-uim " lift lltlllt'll.
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liu In on hlit wny In Alaska
to see "how wo nperutu from
Hid resources, health, education
und maiiUKcineut" standpoints,
ho mild.
Shades of '49 in (iermany
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NEW YORK, July 19 fP)
When "Pvt. Willinm Wulker" ar
rived in the United Stat en as a
buttle casualty feigning am
noin ho accepted press and ra
dio publicity as a hero in the
IU-mlnlficont of the dayi of the Cnllfornla gold rush li thU picture
nhowlntf ucrmnn wiir rciunecii in n innn m ua-uiuwh
WAKntu" os they returned to Dnvarla from Pllscn, Czechoslovakia.
Camp Roster Told
For Second Week
r'.lrl Kmlii nlti'iliililL! tlin Mt'C
und week of ciunp itt Ciiinp
Kullwr AppU'tfuiu, l.uho o Uio
Woods me:
Martill Miller, Dnrvtha Miliar. Mllf
IMMItlllvr, Juan HUwaliM. Mrllta llatei,
tiro Cdilwcll, Jim Murphy, Mnrjr fwik.
Until rtnl, I.!, (Jrolnii. Adrl l-amii'
Bint, tirotvl (littvri, HimcH Hiinlinati.
tM llullanl. Mary lllro, ltll. Wltfliii.
Ion. ISam-jr- l-amlm. irlria liniin.
tJoitim Ovxivr, ChrUtlna Nelson, I'liylll
Ktip. DatUna Trice, Marjle tiu, Helen
fjitinaitaun, Joyce l)llmnnon,
Mali lUwkltts. Hlilllvy JUwkln.
)Utti Yinell. Marx Ann
Mrlrt tlrm0. Charltilla lltup. Haul
Nhaver. Jrnn llawkld Cartiljtl Urr.
Mr)ry I'rrrU. Mm Tcmiofm, Jn
Evatta, 1'atay lltillt Miter. Nhlrley llerk
liam. MarNArvt Quirk. Uinta Urn frank
tin, Crina MaliH, Mnrotef
key. (Irara taltlw-.ll, Hawrly lloylry,
)al Ittmnetl, lltly flruwn. Ual Hmlln.
Ann Newman, Jf Owni. Hylvla Jltllu,
Martlyn llmmli. DonUn Kanyn. tlvar
lotla Hiark. Jia lAm Hitnnoli, Kvalyn
Noltt.n. Ilrkn Kanaita, tharh.llo tariar,
Ann Mcl4iuliUn. Ju
Threats To Jap-4mencan
Soldier Jaifs Calif. Woman
' Itnrtntl, MatJo
Lumber Commission
Rules On Travel Pay
I'OUTI.AN'D, Ore, July 19 (l")
Tho wit eomt liimbur conrniln-
lon uld toduy lliut travel nine,
paid In accordnnco with the
court JudKinciits or wniie mid
hour division rcmilntlon, docs
not rctjulro commission approval
Travel llmo payments which
do not follow wnito und Hour til
nl.Un i-iiIom lint itrn lllllll! to nro
vldo a wniio Increase will bo
considered us violations of the
waxe stabilization act, the com
mission said.
rknn or THANKS
We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks and appreciation for
tho many ncls of kindness, thu
messuiies of sympathy and tho
beautiful floral offering Uurlnit
our recent bereavement, tho loss
of our husband and father.
Mrs. Armcdii Wonscr
and family.
SACRAMENTO, July II) (II
A tirade nifiillist u Jupanese
Am.'rlrim mildli-r nnd his family
has landed Mrs, Wllmn InslKnc,
34. of Walnut Grove, Calif., I"
the Sacramento county Jail be
cause, In the words of Justice
Mllo Dye, "doliiK you a favor
is dohm you an Injustice."
Uyc, Walnut Grove Justice of
lite peace, sentenced Mrs. In
niello to 00 duy.i In Jail on
clinrges of dlsturbliiK the peace
and iislni! vuliinr, profane and
Indecent laimuiie.e. Ha suspend
ed (10 days of her term on con
dition she leave tho county after
scrvinff 110 days.
Secretary of the Interior Ickes
yesterday cited . her conviction
as tho first Jnll sentence Imposed
for IhrcalenlnK returned Japanese-Americans.
After hearlnif the case, Dye
ll,l Mr lr.l.w. "Vni, trln1 in
Incite certiiln people to an act
01 violence and nau you Kauieo
cuouKh followers, you mlKht
havo started a riot resulting In
bloodshed or deuth."
She was arrested on the com
plaint of, Army Pvt. Yoshlo Mat
suoka, who has Just returned to
tho United States after 10
months In a German prison
camp. Matsuokn charged that
Uio woman threatened to have
his father's homo burned down
if the family remained In Wal
nut Grove.
From her cell Mrs. InslKnc
screamed last nlKlit, Its a lie,
nro protected by our laws and
tho federal government haB seen
fit that they can, with the ap
proval of the army, relocate on
the west coast."
Mrs. InslKnc, booked under
the name of Wllma Ferguson,
is the wlfo of a Walnut Grove
Filipino.
, illrtv .Tnu-luvlntf lie! I nosl
lively did not threaten any Japs.l
I lust utivo them a darn
cussing out."
I., nnt.ino BAnlnnrii T"lVI
"These Jiipnnesc In our country
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to extend our heart
felt thanks and appreciation for
tho many acts of kindness, tho
messages of sympathy and tho
beautiful floral offerings during
our recent bereavement, tho loss
of our son and brother.
Harry Wright Sr.
Orvlfle and Harry Wright.
I'FC Harry Wright Jr. ,
Juno W. Poltras.
And
HOSltKy
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RAIN DROPS
AMERICA'S WASH WORD 16
r .4SS M trhi Amtritt umhM v .;
Safeguard your canning
Heinz
Vinegar
The same vinegar used
in Heinz own picWing
Good full flavor
yet mellow because
1 r WHlTEvj II
it's aged in wood
H " mm -
Best for eitber hot or cold packing '
m awaa aw aa av a a aa aa a aa as aa mm
Available in Dottles and gallon jugs
rrrri
: Boot Dreecnes
: Sweat Shirts
' ;
: Tin Pants & Coats
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Ladies' Slacks
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Oregon Woolen!;
!' tTniir l
good I
S 800 Main
m i rrsm mi i
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hopes, he said, someone might
clear up his Identity.
Alt ho could remember of his
life before D-Oay was, his namo,
he said, and that ho probably
was from New York.
Tho FBI said last night it had
solved the mystery. "Walker's"
true name, agents said, was
Karl Horst Max Wackcr, 20, a
trained nazl espionage agent,
and his "amnesia" was a fraud.
E. E. Conroy, New York FBI
chief, said Wacker admitted ho
was recruited Into the German
espionage service In 1B44 after
ho and his parents were sent
back to Germany from the
United States aboard the ex
change ship Grlpsholm.
In newspaper Interviews In
New York and ParlB, the youth
was quoted as saying he had
been liberated by tho Russians
and aided In the capture of Bcr
lin "I shot three krauts in a
cemetery."
The FBI said Wallocr was ar
rested Monday at Camp Upton,
N. Y., where ho had bedn hos
pitalized as a battle-shocked vet
eran. Ho had been flown to
Boston from Berlin June 16.
S-Mt-E-T-C-Hl
S-T-R-E-T-CH
your supply of
this home-grown
sugar as far as
possible. It's a
materiel of war.
Don't waste it.
Thursday, July 19, 1945
HERALD AND NEWS NWS
Htr's tli Qlck, Easy
a 'I
Way tf Maka marvtiwi
MRRY JAM
it Cup Orovnd BmiUS
(Aor Variety)
Itt Cut Sugar
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I PERRIES .
Wash. mm. JfiL "2.
7 , L..A mlT w 1 ana
(pi.TlOU.IT. - iTr.r-ri.Y
rid. lt,cmi "LL": ln li-in.
Pour tmo n.niaa i'-. w7' ' -ii-r
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(NOTE! rot urawDOTTT lam. "o '
lemon jukv iw wm w v, w.
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Save SUGAR
Se FRUIT
Sve TIMt
Savt WORK
with
Snowdrift Shortening
Always fr..h and .w.t.
3 lb. . . 68c
Weston Oil
7or smooth summer ulada.
Pint . . . 27c
' -Jj: OPA'CQUNG Vll--v
Cashmere Bouquet '
Toilet Soap
Good in cold or hoi water.
Cake . 3 for 27c
Palmolive Toilet Soap
Tor that achoolsirl comptoxlon
Cake . 3 for 19c
Schilling
'""Vanilla
Flavor that won't
freeze out
EMIL'S FOOD STORES ARE PLEDGED TO
at your
HOT CAKE
SUCCESS
NOTHING TO ADD IUT WATII
Cinch contains eggs, sugar,,
shortening and every neces
sary ingredient. A Citicb to
make . . . add water, mix
and bake.
HOT CAKE
MIX
MaU pufat M GJfl Cue? 1iml
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this Market Will Be Closed
July 23 for an Indefinite Period
We have our bellies full of OPA,
and fighting the labor racket. We
will take care of all customers'
slaughtering and cutting for lock
ers. Grocery and locker will be
open as usual until stock of merch
andise is reduced, then lockers
open only. .
When the OPA decides to give the
country back to the Indians and
whites, we will be open for business
again.
H. M. Mallory.'
AlALLORY'SW MARKET
Morrill-Lokoview Jet.
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Telephone 4620
ft FUDCun TO
S & W Coffee
RS. or Drip Grind
1 lb. jar . . . 33c
VALVOi . .
Spaghetti
In Bulk
50 lb. box .
1.25
Cheese - .
M.110W..I-S PU. .
Lb. . . . . 37c
Sweetheart de Luxe Soap .
Bar
3 for ... . 19c
Hi Ho Crackers
Tor picnics Uk. HI Ho. .
1 lb. box . . 22c
&BR.
. . phg. 34c
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SOFTASILK ;;...44-OLpkg.26t
The super cake flour with tne unique xenaerizing acuon.
MARMAIJiDE..v.24b.jar38c
SaVW quality, made from fresh oranges and is it tasty on toast. .
VINEGAR, Speas; . . i gal. 49c
The right tang for fresh summer salads or for pickling.
GRAPE PRESERVES yv.. jar
o o
The new cleaning sensation and complete washing powder.
Libby's. 21V4-ozjar
Old Dutch Cleanser
Cle.nl and fcouri quickly and easily
Can . . 2 for 15c
Swansdown
Elour
50-lb. bag $2.38
25-lb. bag $1.19
ode"-Vo
j fk. vuifta. n
m BsUV M r I W sT flp A
Veal cc . -1C .-... Cu. "QSt
-nouWOH Lh f J)?C
Beefof Ve (2ii) :z. ero fairr-
VT KOas lb. 2Q
: .... -
frfc fen.,. r-28c
Sugar
CfcK Pure Cane
10-lb. bag . 64c
i:eT "oast r
wen - --
"i no
Grapefruit
Salton Sea. Luge Site .......
LB.
11c
Sunkist Oranges 11r
Sweet. Juicy LB.
Cherries
Lamberts. Fancy Large LB.
Cantaloupes
25c
9c
15c
Libby Tomato Juice, 47-oz. tin 25c
SnInHt!li. Hun f. Sunrsma (30 ots.) .....No. 2H tin 19a (si
r . . . r .
V-8 Juice, (10 pU.) 46-os. tin 30e ,w
Apple Juice - 32-os. glass 2$-
Carnation Milk, (1M points) tall tin 3 for 390 -
Mother's Cocoa M- ba i.
Velvet Chocolate Flavor Syrup ...............20-ox. Jar 26o ti.
.... - n
Swift Prem, 6 pts., 12-or. tin 33c K
,.,.6-ox. pkg. ,801
,.,12-ox. pkg'. lOoi
quart .62V
Aua.r Gold Cake Mix ..-.."..-.1-lb. pkg.;27
Duffs Olnaer Bread Mix .- - '"'' "
Sweat Mixed Pickles, Joy brand, Qt. Jar 87 Pint Jar 32a
Tenderonl ,.
Linlt Starch
Wesson Oil
I ! ; ' ; . Lug. 2.89 U U i U',Wr ,