Administration May Ask
$75 Million To Reinforce
Southern Korean Position
WASHINGTON, May 8 (i An approaching administration pica for
perhaps I7S.000.000 to reinforce Southern Korea confronted congress today
at the house entered the voting stage of Us ftght over helping Giwce and
Turkey resist communistic domination.
After two full days spent In general discussion of the $400,000,000
Greek-Turkish aid bill, the house turned to specific proposals for restrict
ing the program and changing 1U terms. Chief among the amendments
likely to be put to a showdown test before nightfall is one to shift the
burden to the United Nations.
, To a hushed house near the close of yesterday s debate Dcmocratto
Leader Rayburn of Texas cried out
against a return to "isolationism.'
Portland Stores
See Sales Boost
PORTLAND. Mny ( ( Depart
ment stores sales here increased 11
per cent during the week ending
April 36. the Federal Reserve bank
said today. Sales for the first 17
weeks of this year stood 14 per cent
above the same period last year.
In lmnassloned tones, he declared:
'God help us. God help this world,
If we do not accept our responsi
bility to help countries that do not
want to be smothered by com
munism." From across the aisle, where the
republicans have been divided on
the Issue since it first was posed by
President Truman nearly two
months ago. Rep. Wadsworth (R
N. Y.) voiced the answer of those in
OOP ranks who have lined up be
hind the administration's expanding
foreign policy.
Liberty Defended
I am convinced." Wadsworth
said, "that when we defend liberty
the world over we are defending
our own liberty. This measure is a
forthright declaration in the support
of righteousness. The struggle for
liberty Is never finished. We must
aland up on our feet and support
liberty."
Even as the house was weighing
the price and measuring the prob
lems of halting the march of com
munism. Secretary of State Mar
shall was telling a news conference
his first since returning from
Moscow that congress would be
asked very shortly to authorize a
Korean program.
He said the stale department Is
going ahead with its own plans In
Korea obviously as insurance
against the possibility that the
United States and Russia, which
occupies Northern Korea, will fall
to reach an agreement upon setting
up a provisional government.
SCAIILKT FKVFR DOWN
PORTLAND. Ore.. May 8 The
prevalence of scarlet lever declined
30 per cent in Oregon last week,
with only 16 cases reported.
Fewer cases of chicken pox. in
fluenza, pneumonia and mumps were
reported. Measles, however, was up
33 per cent.
Officers To
Get Training
SALEM. May t i.v Four Oregon
national guard Infnntrv officers will
attend a one-week refresher course
beginning May 11 at (he army in
fantry school at Fort Benning, Ga.,
Acting Adjutant General Raymond
F. Olson announced today.
They are:
Col. Harold A. Taylor. McMtnn
ville, commanding officer of the
16'2d Infnntrv regiment.
Lt- Col. Armin E. Berger, Salrm.
executive officer, headquarters. 163d
infantry regiment.
Lt. Col. Garlyn Muukrrs. Forest
Grove, executive officer, headquar
ters. 166th infantry regiment.
Capt. Eldon J. Bailey. Forest
Grove, operations and training offi
cer, headquarters and headquarters
Gilchrist
Annual Out
GILCHRIST, May 8 The stu
dents of Gilchrist high school re
ceived their year books. "The Em
erald." Tuesday afternoon at a spe
cial assembly.
Judging from the reactions and
expressions on the faces of the
pupils when they received their an
nuals, which were ably edited by
Violet Freeman, senior, nnd her
competent staff, the book was a
huee success.
This year "The Emerald" was
dedicated to the FT A to show ap
preciation of Us grncratilv and
support in the previous yen vs.
The purpose of the book was to
illustrate the highlights of the
school year In wrtte-upa and pic
tures, The publication was, made pos
sible financially through the back
ing given by the advertisers,
boosters, and subscribers.
Dorothy Houston supervised pro
duction of the annual. Ann Doleal
directed tvplng of the material and
Ray Oehlerlch acted as financial
director and general adviser.
I Crab Take
Said High
ASTORIA. May 8 tn The crab
! canning and freetlng Industries of
Astoria and Warrenlon have re
ceived 1.900.000 pounds of crabs for
processing this season despite un
settled conditions early in the sea
son when the price was falling, the
U. 8. fish and wildlife service re
ported today.
Receipts at Grays Hnrbor, where
a strike tied up the fleet tor 60
days, have reached a record volume
for the area. Early this week the
catch was estimated at 1.330.000
pounds.
In Astoria during the nasi week
as much as 40,000 pounds have come
In dally.
company. 3rd battalion, 186th In
fantry regiment.
FIFTH AVE; GROCERY
3802 ALTAMONT DRIVE
R. M. Schlffman . L'. Schlffntan
Speciols for Friday, Saturday and Mondoy
ALL CANNED
Vegetables
And
FRUITS
111
e yf DISCOl'NT
Nubora Soap 63c
Nucoa - Lb. 43c 2 Lbs. 85c
Crisco 3 Lbs. 1.49
Milk, tall cans ... 2 for 25c
Nalley's Potato Chips 23c and 55c
New Spuds :.. 6 Lbs. 25c
Green Onions Bunch 5c
Fresh Meats . . . Gas ... Oil
SHOP 5TH AVE. GROCERY FOR REAL SAVINGS
Pa
f Sfi
Specials For Friday And Saturday
Campbell's
Tomato
(0)4
SUGAR
PEAS
No. Z tins ...
10c
GRADE A LARGE
FRESH RANCH
EGGS
Doien
57C
CHB
Pickles
24-oz. jars
54c
MECO
CORN
No. Z tins
15c
MILK
All Brands
2 Tall jfk,a
Tin,
atCV
Cake Mix Pkt. 10c Peaches no. ... 27c
Potato Chips Nalleys Large bag 23c Hi-Ho Crackers l-lb. pkg 25c
San Spread F... jar. 52c Mustard French . .. . 9-u, 12c
Pork 8 Beans v.. Camps 304 tin 14c Flash Lights Reg. Sl.OO value ... 79c
Tomato Juice Del Monte. 46-ox. tins
21c Fly Swats 10c
Gerber Asst. Flavors Chicken Potted
Bc&d Kool-Aid Ravioli Meat
320c 6-23c 10c 3120
Tins
MEAT DEPARTMENT
Premium Skinned Hams,, 55c
Pork Shoulder Roasts,, 43c
vitiuiv oacon sliced ib. X Viptina
Wieners " Sausage
i-ara :.:. , 26c I x AQn
FRESH VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT
Berries - Cherries - Melons
Shatter Spuds 3 ib,. 14c
Radishes & Onions t 10c
Grapefruit Texas Pink. lb. 8c
Lettuce . 10c
CLEAN AND COOL
So. 6th nr
PLENTY OF
PARKING SPACE
i Shasta Dam Tn
Get Tourist Rood
WASHINGTON, May I MV-The
U. 3. bureau 01 rf'liiinutlon Is going
to build a tourist hlihwav to Shasta
I dam.
The Harms brothers. Sacramento.
! lowest of 11 bidders, will build the
four-mile road from slate hliihway
209 at Summit Clly, Calif., to Shasta
fur sBUJ'iS, the bureau snld.
The construction, north of Red
dim.'. Calif., will Include a parking
area for tourists at the left abut-
i inent of Ihe dam. It must be com
pleted within 10 mouths.
Boys' Week
Dates Set
The AmerU'iinlmlloii pinui'iim (o
bo conducted (lurltut Hruver Hoys
Stalo week at Orcitou Slate collcuc,
June 31) to July 6 this yenr will be
explained by Lynn Hoyrroft, Amer
ican Leulon commander, to Hie lluys
Alliance.
The Roys Alliance will meet Fri
day at 10:30 a. in. at the hluli school
for Ihe purpose of henrliiii Koycroft,
11 was announced today.
Hoys will be chosen from high
school students all over the alnle
this month, to attend the camp
Ml HAI l NKWg. KUmslk filli. Or. TIIUHNIIAV, M, I. It'll. Ufllt
where tliey will have piacllcal ex
licrlcncc in city, youuty and slulc
government.
The Ami'i lcmi Legion, sponsor of
Hoys Hlalp, will assltt school autllor
Hies In selecting boys who Imllcain
li'iidci'Hlilp, and the school will hell)
Hie Legion In conlnctlmi Klnmniii
Fn IK biislue.is firms and oruunlv.it
Hons to sponsor buys (or Uio week's
pi oki "in,
Is It a luird-lu-uct aillcln vou
need? Advertise fur It In The Her
ald and Now Want Ad Uecllun,
JOHN If. HAUNCH
PRINCIPAL NAMED
COOS HAY, May 8 ll'l Cluy
Khcllriibaiucr, Marshlleld Junior
hlHli schuul principal, has been ap
puinlcd senior hind school principal
to succeed Kny HuiiMicker, who re
signed tu become CiKiillle superin
tendent. Douuel Sanders will be
come Junior hlith principal.
A. A. Soulo, M.D.
anmiiimiea
Oponlng of OMIco
May 12th
194S Moln St.
Medicine and Surgory
I'lione Sim, MM
No Answer Mill
OFFERS HOPE FOR
THE CONSTIPATED
Drops harsh laxatives
recommends famous cereal
TUy you tried ont laxatWa
aftr another to ovarcoma consti
pation without auroaa? Thfn
read thia aincara, uniolicitad Ut
ter; "I'd to Uklnff Uiftllvt for 10 ?rt
Willi on l iMpiovmr mj? condition,
month trn 1 tftitfd lo tl KKuLOtifi'K
ALUURAS for Vtktt mnd I vl4
I WRi ivitlnf rtwilt. Now I t ALL
HRAM vry dr n) my UouWo ie
vnt I hup thie WUr may hlp wm
on afftcttd m 1 tu."Kr.C.CJMi,
Katlnr KELI.OGG'S ALL
BRAN regularly has brought last
inj; relief to thousands ufferinic
from constipation du to lack of
bulk in the diet. For best rnults
tat ALL-BRAN daily and drink
plenty of water. That's all! If not
(ompliltly satisfied after ten days,
end the empty carton to the.
Kelloga; Company. Battle Creek,
Michigan, and get daitefe yeur
moxty oaeA7
KELLOGG'S ALL-BRAN 1 not
a purgative but wholesome food
made from the vital outer layers
of wheat. Eat either as a cereal
or in mufhna. Get KELLOGG'S
ALL-BRAN at your grocer's today.
KEN
Tomato Juice
Del. Monte No. 3 tin. 2 'r
Cherries
FOOD STORE
830 Main Open 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Thone S773
FREE DELIVERY!
City deliveries leave at 9:30 a. m. and 3:30 p. m.i
Suburban deliveries leave it 1:30 p. m.
)1
JACK
25c
COST OR LESS
Dark. Sweet
Pedigree, No. 2 'a tin
... Kidney Beans 14
. tit Joan of Arc
22S ,,. )ar29c Baking Chocolate
sneiiBe Ohlrardelli's llie. pkg.
30c
15c
Garden Fresh
PRODUCE
Lettuce f
Large, firm heads 3 heads fcJt
Mothcrt Now you can
get a complete line of
Heinz
Baby Foods
Strained meals Strained
Vegetables Strained Kruiu
and Desserts Pre-t'ookeil
Cereals. Vou Pay No Prem
ium fur the Rest!
Yel
Salt Morton's, Iodised or
plain, l-lb. pkg 3 for
Radishes & Onions uu. 5c
, iu, 29c
New Peas
Full pods
Beans
Van Camp's No. 3 tin
18c
New Potatoes
Shatters lbs.
29c
Syrup pQ Pmc icP
Oswego, Maple Ilavor qt. 37V I CUJ hWdalc. No. 3 lin
Coffee
MJB. Alladin .
u.i r
nUI JdULC AA. rL . Kratt
Hunt s 3 for UL VIICCJC
Swift's 3 for 23c Hemo
Frozen Food
,b 45c Paper Towels ,Pkg.25c
American, brick
2-lb AO.
70L
59c
TIIK LAKtiKST ASHOIIT.MKN1
IS St)t TIIKHN OHMidN
ll'l'ism
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ITEMS!
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Phone
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For Outstanding Values in Fine Foods
Kidney Beans Joan of Are No. 10 tins 15c' Apple Butter l-lb. Jar 39c
Jelly Assorted flavors. Kerrs Z-lb. Jar 59c; Lima Beans & Ham Cerltrlla 10 tin 19c
Salmon fancy Red .. No. tin 39c ! Peas Curfew . No. I tiej 2 tor 25c
1 5c! Rice k.
nrjr Long (irain
Hominy No. I lin
ftdUldWIV JTIUUIT Albers 10-lb. bi 73K VlUO (ireen and Stuffed
Old Dutch Cleanser . 10c
Hi-Ho Crackers 3-lb. caddjr 27c
Nubora Soap ,., pkr 69c
Tomato Juice Del Monte No. X tin 10c
Fruit Cocktail Llbbys No. X'i tin 39c
Eggs
Grade A. Large Fresh Ranch. Dos.
59C
3,b.55c
.r Jar Z9C
Cherries Clean-up Price No. Hi tin 29c
Prune Juice Del Munte quart Jar 33c
Coifee Km press 'l-lb. tin 49c
Syrup Cane and Maple quart Jar 79c
Cake Flour SMansiloMn 35c
Blended Juice N tm 10c
Vel Soap large pkg, 33c
Fr sh Fruits and Vegetables I (cVAfIl!?K
FROM THE GARDEN TO VOU -, f " WW&TTTlJ IT 1 UT1 " J
JMtjfjeikjajjteiritakjLAAABBaUBMAataMSM
Lemons Radishes qualh v mkats at prices vou can ai rih
n . 10c "'', 5c Morrells Picnics .u. 49c
Apples Green o.i.ns Skinless Wieners 45c
New towns fine for pies. Lre JT I eV I J vl 59c
Urge Size lb. 9C Bunch 4-t-mA,
: OOltS Fresh Dressed Ib. DSC
Oranges Tom w Short Ribs ... ,, J9c
...... 79c 2 for 35c Sirloin Steaks . ... . ,. 59c
. . strawberries Pure Pork Sausage . 39c
Grapeirnit s,rJ,es Eastern Slab BaconT65c
Texas Pink. Sugar m FIgiriVBl
go 8 B" 7C Price Fresh Crabs 27c
NEW SHAETER
Potatoes
U.S. No. 1 Size A
PURE
LARD
3 99c
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FOODS