à Friday, June 27, 1941, Vernonia Eagle, Vernonia, Oregon
Military Motor Caravan
To Return to Fort Lewis
an east and west route. The east
route will be along highways US 97
and US 99 and the west route
generally along highways US 99
and US 101.
Columns using the east route
will bivouac at Modesto, California,
July 1-6; Red Bluff, July 2-7;
Klamath Falls, July 3-8; Eugene,
July 5-9; IVancouver, July 6-10.
Columns using the west route
will' bivouac at Fairfield, California,
July 1-6; Redding, California, only
2-7; Grants Pass, July 3-8; Eugene,
July 5-9; Vancouver, July 6-10.
ell, and William Cameron Menzies
than $2,000,000.
Briefly, the story of “The Thief acted as production designer.
of Bagdad” describes the obstacles
which interfere with the romance
The aveiage consumption of steel
of June Duprez, as the Princess, in this country equals 600 pounds
and John Justin, as the Prince, and
a year for each American. The com­
how these obstacles are overcome
"MISSING TEN DAYS”,
by Sabu, the amazing little thief. parable average for textiles is 30
THRILLER, OPENS SOON—
The Thief of Bagdad” was directed pounds and for oil products, 2,500
Hailed as an adventure-filled new by Ludwig Berger and Michael Pow- pounds.
drama, Columbia’s “Missing Ten
Days,” opens soon at the Joy
PRE ¡ON CIVIL RESERVES
Theatre with Rex Harrison starred.
APPLICATION FOR ENTOLLMENT (MALE)
The film was directed by Tim Name
............... Telephone
Whelan, who made that other sen­
Initial
Last
First
sational film, "Clouds Over Eu­ Street J Address
City ..............................
rope,” and was based upon Bruce Ji ace ... ....... U.S, Citizen
Naturalized
Native Born
Graeme’s intrigue-laden best seller Age ...... ................ M Tried
Number of Dependents .......
of a young Englishman who re­ Military r Experience
Rank Attained .....................
covers from an amnesia attack P> esent Military or Naval' S.atus
to amazingly find himself involved Health and Physical Condition
Hearing
Vision
in breath-taking adventure.
Civilian Experience:
Intelligence Service ....
First Aid ......
Police ........ Fire Dept.
THRILLS, DRAMA IN
Clerical ___
Draftsman ...
Telephone
Teletype
Radio
RACING ROMANCE—
. Other Employment ..................
Stenograph.'!' .
T' p < ........
The thrilling story of a boy, a
Age
Type .........
Make .....
Have you i> car available for use?
girl and a
thoroughbred
that
(Coupe, sedan, truck)
wouldn’t be beaten is told in “Ride, Relatives in foreign cc'r’"'e-
),
' ti mrhip .. Country
Kelly, Ride.”
What? ........ How well? .........
Do you speak any foreign language?
With Eugene Pallette, Marvin Do you possess firearms?
. R'fle 0 Shotgun () Pistol () Revolver ()
Stephens, Rita Quigley and Mary Present Occupation
......
No. of years in same ...........................
Healy heading the featured cast Firm name or Employer
Address
..................
“Ride, Kelly. Ride” depicts the ex­ If registered for Selective Service, what is your classification?
..............
citing experiences of a boy who In event of emergency, will you be able to answer call immediately
becomes an outstanding jockey. Sol
for county .erviee or service restricted to your heme community on
M. Wurtzel was executive producer
a part-time or full-time volunteer basis? .......................................................
and Norman Foster directed.
Are you willing to be finger-printed in the event you are assigned to
service? ............................... .................................. ........................................................
■SAMBA’ INTRODUCED
Where would you prefer to serve:
BY CARMEN MIRANDA—
Police Reserve ( )
Fire Dept. Reserve ( ) First Aid ( )
The dance sequences in “That
Aircraft Observer ( ) Air Raid Warden ( ) Other Service .........
Night in Rio,” coming soon to the
Joy Theatre, introduce the tantaliz­ Character references: (for ability and loyalty)
News of the
Theatre
A military motor convoy of approximately 3300 vehicles will be
moving over Oregon highways during the week of July 3 to 10, accord­
ing to word sent to the Oregon State Motor Association by headquarters
of the Forty-First Division.
In their efforts to conduct the columns with least interruption
possible to civilian traffic, all military truck columns will remain off of
the highways on July 4 because of
excessive highway traffic.
This morning of July 5.
means that columns will not move Two Route* Designated
Motorist* Warned
Two routes have been designated,
after the night of Juy 3 until' early
Motorists were warned that the
motor convoys will have right-of-
way over civilian traffic and pri-
OREGON CIVIL RESERVES
vate trips should be planned in
APPLICATION FOR ENROLLMENT (WOMEN)
advance to avoid the military
Name .................................................................... Telephone
groups.
Initial
Last
First
These units frequently are spaced
Street address ...................................................... City .............................................
Race ........... U. S. Citizen .......... Naturalized ........... Native born ........... far enough apart to allow civilian
Age ..... ...... Married ............. Number of dependents ............. Ages ............. motorists to pass, but extreme care
Health and physical condition ............... Vision ............... Hearing ............... must be used.
Military convoys going through
Civilian experience:
Nursing .......... First Aid .......... Nutrition ........
Agriculture ........... cities, if escorted by city police,
Telephone switchboard .... Teletype .... Clerical .... Stenographer .... may frequently move through stop
Typist .......... Instructor, what field? ........... Other employment ........... lights and stop signs without halt­
Have you a car available for use? ......... Make ........ Age ........ Type ........ ing. Motorists should never attempt
(Coupe, sedan, truck) to break through such a column or
Relatives in foreign countries ...... No. Relationship ........ Country ........ drive alongside. The Motor Associa­
Do you speak any foreign language? ........ What? ........ How well? ........ tion advised civilian drivers to pull
Present occupation ............................... Number of years in same .................. well off to one side of the street
Firm name or employer ......................................... Address ................................. and let military convoys pass under
In event of emergency, will you be able to answer call immediately for these conditions.
county service or service restricted to your home community on a
part-time or full-time volunteer basis? ....... ...................................................
Number of evacuees you could accomodate in your home, if necessary ....
If accepted would you be willing to submit to being fingerprinted?
Where would you prefer to serve:
Asst. Fire Warden () First Aid () Home Ec. () Aircraft Warning©
ing South American rhythm of “The
Motor Corps ( )
Recreation ( >
Name
Address
A Gigantic Fireworks display, Samba.”
As Instructor in? Home Nursing ( )
Accident Prevention ( )
Oarmen
Miranda,
who
is
starred
free
picnic
grounds,
swimming
in
Swimming ( )
First Aid ( )
Nursery School ( )
Name
Address
America’s finest outdoor pools, and with Alice Faye and Don Ameche
Recreation ( )
Nutrition ( )
Domestic Science ( )
in the 26th Century-Fox Techni­
Other service (designate)
hundreds of other features combine
Name
Address
color film, does it to perfection, ac­
Character references: (for ability and loyalty)
to offer a big week-end of enter­ cording to dance experts who have
(Signature of Applicant)
tainment at Jantzen Beach Park seen the film.
(Name)
(Address)
on the Columbia River just two
Today “The Samba” is one of the
miles north of Portland over July most popular dances south of the
(Name)
(Address)
Caribbean. Despite its apparent in­
4th, 5th and 6th.
tricacies it is really quite simple.
(Name)
(Address)
Ozzie Nelson and his orchestra,
We are located at Rouge Elk Inn on the Crater
as red-hot as any 4th of July DAZZLING DRAMA
Lake highway, number 62, just 30 miles out of
Signature of Applicant
event, will play for dancing ih IN KORDA FILM—
Medford, and 3 miles from Trail. We serve
With Sabu, .'Conrad Veidt. June
Jantzen’s Golden Canopied Ballroom
meals
at all lio’’r- have overnight accomodations,
Duprez
and
John
Justin
heading
a
for the full' week of July 1 to 6,
and a service station.
inclusive, Tuesday through Sunday cast of thousands, Alexander Korda’s
night. He and his band have done mighty Technicolor spectacle, “The
If your summer vacation brings you this way, we
more to bring the college spirit Thief of Bagdad,” will have its
hope you will stop in to say “hello” whether you
first
showing
at
the
Joy
Theatre
into the field of popular music than
need our services or not. No face looks quite so
soon.
any other orchestra.
This
picture,
which
was
nearly
good as one from the old home town.
Picnicing in the 25 acres of cool
shaded lawns will' prove popular two years in the making, was photo­
MR. AND MRS. E. E. GARNER
with families spending a full day graphed entirely in natural color
at the park, Tables and cooking and represents an outlay of more
H©
facilities
are
lEB
supplied
without
charge by Jantzen Beach Park.
•69/10 cu. ft. food storage space
<1
•Big, New Frozen Storage Compartment
Thrill rides for every age, Old-
•Glass-Topped Sliding Hydrator
Time dancing on Sunday afternoon,
• Quickube Ice Trays
a beautiful Chinese Silver Pagoda,
• New Meat Tender
wading pools for children, and a
23 other important features, only
fun house are only a few of the
JnL VITAL PART of making America strong is to make
wide variety of attractions that of­
Eaty T»rmt
,
fer “Recreation and Fun for Every­
1941 MODEL M-4
More than 6 million Frigidairei built and told I
one” at Jantzen Beach Park.
Americans stronger ... wirh the food they need. Vitally
Entertainment at
Jantzen Told
To Our Many Vernonia Friends
SEE THSS GM NT "SIX"
Fully-Fitted
Inside and Out I
$164.75
F
ONLY—$5.11 PER MONTH
Georÿ(‘ G. Paterson
Everything for the Home on E-Z Terms
Portland Prices I
We deliver FREE up to 150 miles
aware of this are the thousands of trained and experi­
enced people who are engaged in the nation's great
food industry — the farmers, who produce the food; the
manufacturers, who process it; and the grocerymen, who
distribute it —proudly working in the best way they
know to supply the energy necessary to do the big ¡ob.
AT THE NATIONAL CAPITOL
At
FURNITURE — RADIOS — REFRIGERATION
VERNONIA — OREGON — FOREST GROVE
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run an estimated five years) more
and n»ore small industries and
small businesses will be hit. All
this OPM knows, and is trying to
figure some way out, but as war
production is the first considera­
tion everything else must take it
on the chin. What OPM fears is
that if the war runs long enough
the only surviving businesses will
he the big fellows who have kept
alive on war orders and with plants
built by the government. The grad­
ual folding up of little business
enterprises will cause idle mach­
ines and unemployment. Lumber
mills will, or should be busy, but
if a mill needs a new saw or leath­
er belt it will be up against the
priorities control unless able
talk OPM into giving a permit.
★ ★ ★ * ★★★★★★★★★ *
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Lux Soap Flakes
12' 2- oi pkg. 20c
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Silk
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Campbell Soups—Asst. 3 cans 25c
Harper House Pears No 2V4 can» 17c
Golden Cream
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Zee Wax Paper
125-ft. roll 11c
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Airway Coffee th b»o 14c; 3 |b
39c
Alber* Corn Flakes 3 8-oz. pkgs. 17c
Kitchen Craft Flour
iUPPUES
• -Lowest
Pricer,/
<31£. a K
FNRICHCD, -,
15c
JANTZEN
TOMATOES
'BEACH PARK
GIGANTIC Display of
FREE FIREWORKS
SWIM
DANCE
to OZZIE NELSON'S
Orchestra—July 1-S
Thrill Rides! Old-Time Dancing'
Chinese Art Exhibit!
A 6, at
PARK
3 BIG DAVS—July 4, 5
JANTZEN
beach
Gets Um. 10c ChiWrea xndcr 12 FREE
BACON
Any size piece
SILVER
SALMON
By the piece
Celebrate at
In America's Finest
Outdoor Pools
Once- your family discover* the
juicy, flavorsome gouuness ot
Safeway Meat*, you 11 be proud
to serve them daily. Try a cut
tvnigm----at our risk!
Lb. 10c
Ripe, field-grown
CELERY
Crunchy
Eb.
green
ÖC
Watermelons
Lb. 3>/2C
Lb- 5c
NEW POTATOES 35c
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lb
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Beverly Peanut Butter
J ib jar 28c
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Lunch Box Sdwch Sprd, Qt. Jar 37c
Duchess Salad Dressing Qt. Jar
Wesson Oil
Quart Can
Spry Shortening
3-lb. can
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4 reg. bars 15c
4
New transparent
BACON
BACK
Regular
Lb' 23c
BOILING BEEF
lb J2C
BEEF ROAST
lb
Blade Cuts—
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21c
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