The Lebanon Express from Lebanon, Oregon • 2

-p it THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1945 2 THE LEBANON EXPRESS HARDENBR60K, Marjorie Ellen, please write Clara Cawrse, Ru 3 Lebanon 11 -29-Up 5 rfij WOMEN DRESSIAKING, tailoring, alter-! ations in your home. Mrs. Wm.

'Blank, 306 Choline Plate, Loba-ron. H-29-2tp I WILL CARE for children, in your hofne, afternoons or eve hings. Mrs. LilUe Ash (at Ivan McCreadv residence.) akr: ON ATLANTIC DESTROYER John F. Todd, radarman USN, son of Mrs.

F. N. lodd of I-banon, is serving aboard the USS Mttiougal, an Atlantic destroyer. "Todd entered the navy. in December.

has earned the Amei ii'an and Kul opean campaign ART SHOP Opening Sat. Dee. 1 tedle-art work, stamped v-orK threads, htmtRhing Mrs Grug-ett. 75 Oak St. 11-29-ltp RUMMAGE SALE: At Preiby-tenarf church Friday afternoon and Saturday from 9 a.m.

to 5 p.n.; December 14 and 15.. n-29-2te SERVED WITH RESCUE CREW FOR SALE: Cross breed retriever i and setter pups Ph. 2032, Leb-anon. ll-29-2tc- FOR SALE: Man BicycW 57 Ash street; PbV 2332, Leba- -11-29-c FOR SALE Oil circulator, gas water heater pnd trash burner. Ph.

1 l-R-3, 51 5 Cleveland street. Lebanon. ll-29-2tc 'Price Control Week Observed Women's groups in Ort-Eon, working through the information gunels ol their local price cwrtrol -boards, will take an active part in "Victory over Iiflation scheduled for Nov 26-Dec lMc-' Dannell Brownt Portland district i OPA director, has announced 1 I In line with hundreds of com--nunitieS throughout the United "States 'aVe bbsen-ing Vic- HOME WITH HONORS Pvt. Teno A. DePiero, husband of Alma DcPiera of Ltbanon, was at the parachute school at Fort Bennmg, hen orders came to report to.

the separation center at Fort Lewis ior di.scharge.f pePiero entered the service on Aug; 4, 1943, graduated from the xt achate- si weeks later and was to the $13rd paiachute infantry lie was one year-overseas, and served in the catTipalgns of Ardennes, Rhine-land-and Central Europe. He has been awarded the purple heart, ETO ribbon with three battle s.tars, combat infantry badge and presidential unit citation. SHAFER- GETS DISCHARGE According' to official announcement from the U.S. naval training center in Bainbridge, Md.t George G. Shafer, EM 2c, whose CALAHAN BROTHERS HERE ei rl Uvnn C'alahan, 1c, USS Idaho, and Pfc Kyle Caiahan Vil Sb' pperd Field, Texas, recently '4 THRIFTY Weaning pigs for.

sale: H. Buriafij-RL 1, Box 22. Ph. 27-F-23. Tl-29-2lp a brief furlough with; County Board Names Week's Dischargees Lebanon nun dischaiK'xl nlhe fimn as by the Linn loai i ix the week ending "Nov.

2.J totaled. 13, which is considerably below thr; usual avcragi for the past wekg. They are; CalVin W. Wayne A. Loux, Kenneth A.

Stnltloy; Jonrs, Jairies A. MneOoniild, Alhr rt J. Kenneth G. Cook, Warrcri LM)uncan, Kctiiieth K. Gwinn, 'ranci li.

Linderman. Ar.lie W. Foster, Mel-vin- H. Steiberg and George F. Returning to other areax'hear over Inflation Week or Price.

their 'parents, 'and M-js. Ed. being joined here by a si.sti.'r, Mis. II. C.

and two RUMMAGE "and White Elephant sale. Sandwiches, donuts and November for sCe Il-29-2tp farm groups and (Veterans' organ-jizations will engage in an lnten-jsive educational program ed to get the facts about inflation Sporting Goods IFOR THE BEST IN Skiing Equipment Sleeping B2gs Boxing Gloves Fishing Tackle 7 Novelties and Toys SEE" US We Are Here to Serve You. We will soon have a complete line of FOR SALE: A good dark pink taffetta and velvet formal, size 16. 680 Park St. ll-29-2tp Mis.

Doss Klorerne "Caiahan. Cecil Lynn has seen rnuch combat duly in the islands and has viewed the Japanese capital from Tokyo, bay, Hi; is now in Cincinnati and expects to'be home near tLe first of th; lone home address is 72 Pine street; control to all families," Brown ex Lebanon, has received his hon brable discharge. plained. WE WILL DELIVER old growth Kits of OPA educational mater- "fir yvood promptly, $12 a information panels of price con- and 6 p.m. Box 134.

ll-29-6tp- Taken by Death jtrol boardswithv suggestions for specific' projects such as poster rand essay contests in the schools, displays, and talks, and Mrs. Gladys Phelps, chief clerk at the local office, urges all prganiz'a-I tions interested, to call for this information! FOR SALE: A good 64x16 ft'. trailer house. Plenty built ins. Butane cookr stove and heater, wired for elect, lights, sink fitted with faucet and hose -for water and drain, good double spring mattress bed.

Good, almost new pre-war 6 -ply 19, in. tires. Price $150. T. A.

Owen, 680 Lebanon. II -29-hp Crosely Appliances Johnson Sea Horse Motors uiini'l m.ite, in, of route 2, a banon sirvtd dunng the war with a J'Kifn navy servile force wh'we pcisonnr 1 wan with saving U- liven of 75 survivors of a sjoaH tanker during the height', of laging typhoon off lino J-irna; newly levised-records of thu. group have dicluscd, Thcr 5rnajl tthip bad Jo be abandoned 3f)0 whif the crewmen of" the jrtrick-en wine 'EoinR ovt-rslde, at the beach to care for the injured, if they coll Id reach shore through the maring surf. Rescue parties went w.oik. 'Men ntered the sea-, some with lines about their pulled out to Ki'ii by the undertow; others didn't wait for the lines, All suivvivois and rescue parties were accounted for and a I brought in.

ON CHRISTMAS SHIP Willard D. Parlon, motor mo-chiniht'n inide, 1c, whose home is in' Lebanon, was a crew the attack triin.spoi Bosque as 'she- jttejimcxL bay and received recognition for efficiency In the orcupation of Japan from the commander of the transport squadron. The Bosque is the fleet's "Christmas Ship" having been commissioned, in San i'edro on Dec, 10, 10-11 Her ports -of call have included Pearl Harlir, Kni-wetok, Saipan, Guam, Ulithii-Oki-nawa, Leyte, llollandie 'in New Guinea, New Caledonia, Manila apdKure-nnd Tokyo in Japan, RECEIVES AIR MEDAL I'fc. Hilly 11. McKinney, who engineer, whose home is on route 2 Ijcbanon, lias been awarded the air medal it has been announced by.

tlm commanding general of the India-China division air "transport commifiid with headquarters in Calcutta. 4 division has made air- history by flying cargo and passengers in regularly scheduled day and night transit ovir routes once virtually uituseable, piiiiuu-Ily the -famed Hump. July 1945 saw 71,000 tons cross the Hump while at the moment of Jap surrender t'he rate was nearly two tons a minute. i Guns and Ammunition ill Vernon llunier, Richard A. Evans and, Mile J.

Schrndle of Kcio; Arthur C. Vro-man, George W. liolman and Rob-pit L. MeKinney of Brownsville; OrvUIp ill" GtiMihonu, Kverett -L. Klmljull, Raymond K.

Bans, Henry KKner, John' B. Sather and Mnlvin D. Farmer of Sweet Home, and. Tom I. Ramsey of Cuscadia.

TYLER ON USS HAMLIN farreJ D. Tyler, jieaman 1c, wUohc home is on route 1, and other crewmefi of the tender USS Hamlin, played an important role in the fa lenrhlng and extensive clmn-g dealt Japan by the famed fleet on'' Wing one, llurinft the closing JOO day of the I'aeific war. Moving into combat waters during the campaign for Okinawa HndJater in ppetations around the Japanese humelamt, -the Hamlin bafKed up planed of the air wing that mink more-than 133,000 tons ol enemy shipping, darnagi'd nn-otfier 138,000 tons and shot down planes during the 100 diyr. period. Husband in Bremerton Mrs Martha Grieve, teacher at Queen' Anne school, spent last week end visiting husband, L.

Q. Grieve, Phm 2c, who arrived from Hawaii on Nov. 22, having been stationed with the navy air base on Maui for the past two years. He is. now awaiting discharge at Bremerton after which he will return to Lebanon.

TINTING COPYING KODAK FINISHING Photostatic Copies of Discharge Papers Church Weddings Jordan's Studio Phologrfphs of Quality Central Lane Phone 281 Santiam Sporting Goods And Appliances 441 Main Lebanon Morris and Neilson "The Place to do Your Xraas Shopping" Uoin -boys nave re-eniisteu lor a year 'on their- LINDERMAN HOME Francis H. Linderrnan, T4, received his honorable" discharge at Ft. Lewis on Nov. 13 andl arrived in Lebanon tho following tlay. He was' in the European areavfor 23 months, seeing action, irr North Africa, England, France, Belgium and-Gerrnany in five campaigns.

He received tht good conduct badge, silver star and unit citation. Mrs. W. H. Williamson of PorU land accompanied Linderrnan to Lebanon and was a guest at the family home over the Thanksgiving hoiday.

NAVY OFFICER ON LEAVE -Lt. (jg) Harry" Miller arrived in' Lebanon this Wednesday evening for a visit with his wife and parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. C.

Miller. Miller is Mm 30-day leave. ENLISTS IN NAVY. Wallace K. Varderstrasse, son of Mr.

and Mis. Paul Varderstrasse, of 'route S.Li'banun, has nlisted in the navy and is now ui training at San Diego, Calif. SERVICE MAN IS GUEST t'pl. tlliiin llyder of Laconib Wiis the honored guest 'at a dinner given at tiiu hojne of his aunt unci uncle, Mr. and Mrs.

Gus Ledt-r, on the eveningof 14. Giiists included' and Mrs. Too Late to Classify LOST: Dark glasses with shell frames, reward. Leb anon. 11-29-ltcl 1 Charles Joseph Howe, 81, a resident of the Brownsville section for the past 58 years, died at his home on Nov.

28.. He was born in Massachusetts, Jan. 5, 1865, coming to Albany at" the age of 21 and a year later moving to Brownsville where he worked, in the woolen mills and later was in the merchantile business there for 24 years. He served Brownsville 12 years as city recorder, re tiring from that office a year ago. He was a member 'of the Baptist church and was "prominent in fraternal organizations and civic Services will be hld at 2 p.m.

Saturday, 1, at the Brownsville Baptist church with Rev. Moffett officiating. Burial will be-in the Masopic cemetery, the Howe-Huston chapel in charge of "arrangements. Mr. Howe is survived by his Bessie Allen Howe, son Ly-' man J.

of The Dalles, daughter Mrs. Emma Sparks of Pilot Hock, three greatgrandchild, arid various nieces and nephews, one of the. latter -being Harry Howe of Lebanon. I Refrigeration Service Opening in Lebanon the latest additions to the list of local business establishments is Lebanon Refrigeration anxl Appliance, formal opening of which is announced this week by LuVerne Scott, a( former Lebanun man. The new establishment, located at 535 Mam steret, will for.

the time being feature domestic and -eomeHftl-re Wgera ion --serv ice, but will add a full line of appliances when they are available iri greater quantities, Scott said. The proprietor plans to erect a store building hen materials are available. Since leaving here in 1S38, Scott has been in eastern Oregon and northern Minnesota, devoting all his time to electncl and refi igreation work. Harolds Barber Shop AGAIN OPEN. Harold Gentry "with Studio Beauty Shop 32 E.

Sherman John E. Johnson. tOf j'jl Enjov juicv-ripe prapefruit often these dnvs! Arriving just" "VS' 7 K' 'n ''me 10 e'i yur against the threat of jsjsJyw "winter colds, 1945's bumper-crop of the popular citrus fruit SZ-C-- is well represented at your neighborhood Safeway Store. 1 fvC fttftS t'lrnnCii Make grapefruit juice a regular feature at your breakfast VX "5 'V ithLtU table. Use halved graVfruif -rr' VStJfeJ UVmSmpViii to start or top bff various JM?) riT tmU fjUsegmenUtosaladstco.HVW te- Cpl.

Hyder IcH Monday for Joit Iiemung, where he is stationed. Lebanon and s.ivi Shop in BONDS! I I select from the attractive 1 displays at Safeway. c3" ARRIVES IN BOSTON Wont was received on Nov. 23 by the parents, of I'fc; Larry Clendenen, that he had arrived in Boston' on his from Europe after. 19 months overseas service! He is to report to Seattle where he will be met by his wife and little Larry, the latter whom he will see for the fust tune.

IS YOUR NEW HOME POTATOES, No. I 10 lbs. 42c ONIONS, Dry, yellow 3 lbs. 1 Sc RUTABAGAS lb. 5V2C CELERY, Utah type lb.

11c CARROTS, Clip top lb. 6c CAULIFLOWER lb. 16c GRAPEFRUIT lb. 9c APPLES, fey, ex. fey, and c.

cy. Delicious lb. 1 lc Jonathans lb. 11c PEARS, D'Anjous lb. 13 '2 ORANGES, Ig.

size lb. 12c GRAPES, Red Emperor lb. 13c I rfi'-c- BROCCOLI lb. 17c at your WESTERN AUTO STORE Metal Scooters $2.45 and $6.90 AU inetal, tul-ber tires Small laijje sizes. Leather Billfolds 75c to $3-75 Many sty T.tx EDWARDS COFFEE GUARANTIED mAT SWEATERS Recfular, Drif Pulverized Specially blended 1-lD.

to give ycxj on xtro flavor "Lift" JQr Yom con ol Top Qoor Mn you buy Sorway Gwoontei Marv FULLY INSURED AGAINST FIRE? 'Is tho mxmc- h.ive.iu;;; inult. orieniv.Uc'ivi rU.I.V.-vo:.exl Uib'uiu'u-vi? a y.jini vi tant hens' yoi: y.i( Ix iA.uvrl the vnir' Pork Link Sausages $2.25 mil tine to tJ. Tomato Juice 10ri 55 Sauerkraut Juicei 1K, 55, Airway Coffee 'Whoib 3 boa vOC 39e Nk Pill Sirloin Steak Grod. a 40 Borve Steak Grod A BOYS' PANTS $449 Vf- tk Apple Juice 25 1.4S XGrapefruit Juice "SSSTt? 29 $1.69 Blended Juice 1.03 Root Beer 6 for 25 Split Peas, GrVn and Yellow Nectar Raisins, Sun Maid 12 Lentils, I ported (ln for tempt DUFF GINGER BREAD MIX pkg. 22c KCl nOJSt Arm Blod, 1 Gr A fc.

Arm Blodf cs: -ierubly :iiouKi.ii.yp' fv.co vhih' tho to rai'e!" li-liul k'. to y'cu Eeef Short Ribs Gr A Men's All Wool Shirts $8.35 I'hi'U i-t eU'i GuwM 2- bog 40C Canterbury Tea Oorvj, po. block W-ib pig 43C SnoWhite Salt PlQ.n or icdijetl pig Soda Crackers bnow 2-lb. pkg-. 31c Pabst-ett Cheese Peanut Butter Hcov "1 (or AOC Tenderoni Von Camo 4jj pkj, 2 (o.

IOC Margarine nf. Sivntok Kl-lo pk 20c NUCCO 2 lbs. 45c 20 V28 38 fc48 W41V 6round Bf rh for Tertty SondwicH luncheon Loaves Wkncrs tp2.sc. Infants Training Pants 39c Old Dutch Cleanser Sweetheart Soap Imp rro7 SAVE Turteys Gr A Hnj. ft.

49s Scatter Rugs $3 to $5.35 Printed Towels '2forl5 Stf 2 for 13' Vi gallon 17 Ka gallon 23 each I J29 I each 39 3-or. tin 23 Port Swsige (tp Pott Steak SNxrUer bfo cut Wrte Magic Bleach Purex Bleach Brooms, Dust Pans, sturdy built Machine Oil, 34n-tv" ON FIRE INSURANCE fc.34v Popcorn, bulk 11-'" V0 V. 41c Pork Chops 49c ea. Brown Suqat AodlWMH 8C Beet Sugar CIGARE tETTES 2pkejs.26c Carton 18 I BREAD I For Your Car Rubber Floor Mats $2.15 up Western Giant Tires i iVestern Auto Stoires i Vern Reeves INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE, FOR EVERY NEED IiS 'EranP-. phone 41 Cracked "llc Wheat 11 Ratsi a.

4 Ac txtro good bof IX- i .1 i mi' i r- I AUTHORIZED D'EAtXH :0 Main Phan.