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years and 16, THE LEBANON EXPRESS Put. Teno. A. DePiero, husband of Alma DePiero of Lebanon, was at the parachute school at Fort Benning, when orders came to report to the separation center at Fort Lewis for De Piero entered the service on Aug. 4, 1943, graduated from the rachute six.

weeks later and was, assigned to the 513rd parachute infantry. He was one year overseas. and served in the campaigns of Ardennes, Rhineland and Central Europe. He has been awarded the purple heart, ETO ribbon with three battle stars, combat infantry badge and presidential unit citation. SHAFER GETS DISCHARGE HOME WITH HONORS According to official announcement from the U.S.

naval training center in Bainbridge, George G. Shafer, EM whose home address is 72 Pine street, Lebanon, has received his honorable. discharge, Pioneer Taken by Death 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, retiring from that office a year ago. He was a member of the Baptist church and was prominent in fraternal organizations and civic affairs. Services will be held at 2 p.m.

Saturday, Dec. 1, at the Browns-. ville Baptist church with Rev. Moffett officiating. Burial will be- in the Masonic cemetery, the Howe-Huston chapel in charge of arrangements.

Mr. Howe is survived by his Bessie Allen Howe, son Ly-1 man J. of The Dalles, daughter Mrs. Emma Sparks of Pilot Rock, three grandchildren, one, greatgrandchild, and various nieces and nephews, one of the latter -being Harry Howe of L'ebanon. Refrigeration Service Opening in Lebanon One of the latest additions to the list of local business establishments is Lebanon Refrigeration and Appliance, formal opening of which is announced this week by Lu Verne.

Scott, a former Lebanon man. The new establishment, located at 535 Main steret, will for, the time being feature domestic and service, but will add a full line of appliances when they are available in greater quantities, Scott said. The proprietor plans to erect a store building when materials are available. Since leaving here in 1938, Scott has been in eastern Oregon and northern Minnesota, devoting all his time to electriel. and refrigreation work.

HOLIDAY Specials at your WESTERN AUTO STORE Metal Scooters $2.45 and $6.98 All metal, rubber tires. Small and large sizes, Leather Billfolds 75c to $3.75 Many styles. Tax extra. BOYS' SWEATERS $2.25 Part wool 2-tone. Ages.

6 to to. BOYS' PANTS $4.49 Dress les. Sizes 8 to 14. Men's All Wool Shirts $8.35 Plaids, Choice of colors. Infants Training Pants 39c Scatter Rugs $3 to $5.85 Man styles and colors Printed Towels 49c ea.

of For Your Car Rubber Floor Mats $2.15 up Felt buck, fit all Western Giant Tires and stock of 17 21 inch' size Western Auto Stores AUTHORIZED DEALER 620 Main Phone 232 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1945 NEWS of 94 MEN AND UNIFORM 1 IN County Board Names Week's Discharges Lebanon men discharged from the armed forces as reported by the Linn county, board for the week ending Nov. 23 totaled 13, which is considerably below the usual averages for the past six weeks. They are: Calvin W. Hazen, Wayne A. Loux, Kenneth: A.

Smitley, Lyle H. Jones, James A. MacDonald, Albert J. Berg. Kenneth G.

Cook, Warren L. Duncan, Kenneth K. Gwinn, Francis H. Linderman, Arlie W. Foster, Melvin.

H. Stenberg and George F. Returning to other, areas near Lebanon. wese of Waterloo; Vernon S. Hunter, Richard A.

Evans and Mile J. Schradle of Scio; Arthur C. Vroman, George W. Bolman and Robert L. McKinney of Brownsville; Orville M.

Groshong, Everett -L. Kimball, Raymond E. Bass, Henry M. Egner, John' B. Sather.

and Melvin D. Farmer of Sweet Home, and Tom I. Ramsey of Cascadia. TYLER ON USS HAMLIN Darrel D. Tyler, seaman whose home is on route 1, Lebanon, and other crewmen of the seaplane tender USS Hamlin, played an important role in the far reaching and extensive damage dealt Japan by the famed fleet air wing one, during the closing 100.

days of the Pacific war. Moving into combat waters during, the campaign for Okinawa and later in operations around the Japanese homeland, the Hamlin backed up planes of the air wing that sank more: than 155,000 tons of- enemy shipping, damaged another 138,000 tons and shot down 40 enemy planes during the 100 day period. Harold's Barber Shop AGAIN OPEN Harold Gentry with Studio Beauty Shop 32 E. Sherman SERVED WITH RESCUE CREW James. Karle mater me chinist's mate, of route 2.

Lebanon, served during the war with a Pacific navy service force whose personnel was credited With saving the lives of 75 survive Tors of a small tanker during the Height of a raging typhoon off Imo Jima, newly revised records of the group have disclosed. The small ship had to be abandoned 300 yards off shore while the crewmen of the stricken vessel were going overside, ambulances were arriving at the beach to care for the injured, if they could reach shore through the roaring surf. Rescue parties went to work. Men entered the sea, some with lines about their then front gone pulled out to sea by the undertow; others didn't wait for the lines. All survivors and rescue parties were accounted for, n.d all brought in.

ON CHRISTMAS SHIP Willard D. Parton, motor chinist's mate, whose home is in Lebanon, was a crew member. of the attack transport Bosque as she steamed into. Tokyo bay and received recognition for efficiency in the occupation of Japan from the commander. of the transport squadron.

The Bosque is the fleet's "Christmas Ship" having been commissioned in San Pedro on Dee. 19, 1944. Her ports of call have included Pearl Harbor, Eniwetok, Saipan, Guam, Ulithi, Okinawa, Leyte, Hollandie. in New. Guinea, New Caledonia, Manila and Kure- and Tokyo in Japan.

RECEIVES AIR MEDAL Pfe. Billy B. McKinney, who engineer, whose home is on route 2 Lebanon, has been awarded the air medal it. has been announced by the commanding general of the India- China division air "transport command with headquarters in Calcutta. division has made air history by flying cargo and passengers in regularly scheduled day and night transit over routes once virtually unusable, primarily the famed Hump.

July 1945 saw 71,000 tons cross the Hump while at the moment of Jap surrender, the rate was nearly two tons a minute. Shop in Lebanon and save! IS YOUR NEW HOME FULLY INSURED AGAINST FIRE? Is the new home volt have just built, purchased ofremodeled FULLY covered by fire insurance? a very vomportant Item one that you It's afford to forget. Be sute ot the safety insure with Home values have. considerably during the past tew your Insurance should keep pace with the increase to assttte yOu of complete coverade in us explain our reliable plan to you Today before tire causes financial SAVE ON FIRE INSURANCE We write that You SEE US TODAY! Vern Reeves INSURANCE AGENCY INSURANCE FOR EVERY NEED 55 E. Grant Phone 41 ION ATLANTIC DESTROYER John F.

Todd, radarman USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Todd of Lebanon, is serving aboard" the USS McDougal, an Atlantic destroyer, Todd entered the navy in December.

1941, and has earned the American and European campaign He served, over for 40: months. CALAHAN BROTHERS HERE Lynn Calahan, USS Idaho, and Pfc Kyle, Calahan 'of Shepperd's Field, Texas, recently terminated a brief furlough with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Calahan, being joined here by a sister, Mrs.

H. C. Doss, and two small daughters of Vancouver: Wash. Mrs. Doss was formerly Floremne 'Calahan.

Cecil Lynn has seen much combat duty in the islands and has viewed the Japanese capital from. Tokyo; bay. He is now in Cincinnati and expects to'be home near the first. of the year -on long Both boys have re-enlisted for a year on their return. LINDERMAN HOME Francis H.

Linderman, received his honorable discharge at Ft. Lewis on Nov. 19 and arrived in Lebanon the following day. He was' in the European area for 23 months, seeing action. in North Africa, England, France, Belgium and Germany in five campaigns.

He received the good conduct badge, silver star and unit citation. Mrs. W. H. Williamson of Portland accompanied Linderman to Lebanon and was a guest at the family home over the Thanksgiving holiday, NAVY OFFICER ON LEAVE -Lt, 0g) Harry Miller arrived in Lebanon this Wednesday evening for a visit with his wife and parents, Mr.

and Mrs. H. C. Miller. Lt.

Miller is on 30-day leave. ENLISTS IN NAVY. Wallace E. "Varderstrasse, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Paul Varderstrasse, of route 2, Lebanon, has enlisted in the navy and is now in training at San Diego, Calif. SERVICE MAN IS GUEST Cpl. Glenn. Hyder of Lacomb was the -honored guest at a dinner given at the home of his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.

Gus Leder, on the evening of Nov. 14. Guests: included Mr. and Mrs. John E.

Johnson. Cpl. Hyder left Monday for Fort Benning, where he is stationed. ARRIVES IN BOSTON Word was received on Nov. 23 by the parents.

of Pfc. Larry Clendenen, that he had arrived in Boston on his return from Europe after 19 months overseas service. He is to report to Seattle where he will be met by his wife and little son, Larry, latter whom he will see for the first time. Price Control Week Observed Women's groups in Oregon, working through the information panels of their local price control boards, will take an active part.in Victory over Inflation Week" scheduled for Nov. 26-Decl 1, McDannell Brown, Portland district OPA director, has announced.

"In line with hundreds of communities throughout the United States which are observing Victory over Inflation Week or Price Control for Prosperity week durAng November and December, sera vice clubs, women's clubs, schools farm groups and veterans' organizations will engage in an intensive educational program designed to get the facts about inflation control to all families," Brown ex- plained. Kits of OPA educational mater-: have already bees information panels of price control boards, with suggestions for specific projects such as poster and essay contests in the schools, displays, and talks, and Mrs. Gladys Phelps, chief clerk at the local office, urges all organizations interested. to call for this information. Husband in Bremerton- Mrs Martha Grieve, teacher at Queen Anne school, spent last week end visiting her husband, L.

O. Grieve, Phm who arrived from Hawaii on Nov. 22, haying 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.

Too Late to Classify LOST: Dark glasses with shell frames, reward. Ph: 3284, Lebanon. 11-29-1tc BUY VICTORY BONDS! GRAPEFRUIT APPLES, fcy, ex. Delicious Jonathans PEARS, D'Anjous ORANGES, lg. GRAPES, Red GUARANTEED You con be sure of Top Quality when Safeway Guaranteed Meats.

SAUSAGES Pork Sausages from choice young porkers! Type 1, S. C. Sirloin Steak Grade A T-Bone Steak Grade A Beef Roast Arm Blade, Beef Short Ribs Gr. Ground Beef Fresh Daily Thuringer for. Tasty Sandwiches Luncheon Loaves Asst, type 2 Wieners Type 2, Turkeys Gr.

A Hens, 18. Port Sausage (Type: 1) Pork Steak Shoulder, blade cut Pork Chops center CIGARETTES Camels, Che and Cal 4 BREAD HARDENBROOK, Marjorie Ellen, please write Clara Cawrse, Rte 3. Lebanon. 11-29-1tp FOR SALE: Cross breed retriever and setter pups. Ph.

2032, Lebanon. 11-29-2tc: FOR SALE: Man's Bicycle 57 W. Ash street; Ph. 2532, Lebanon. FOR SALE: Oil circulator, gas water heater and trash burner.

Ph. 11-R-3, 515, Cleveland street, Lebanon. 11-29-2tc THRIFTY. Weaning pigs for: sale: H. Burian.

Rt. 1, Box 22. Ph. 27-F-23. 11-29-21p RUMMAGE and White Elephant sale.

Sandwiches, donuts and coffee for sale. Dec. 8, 100F hall. Royal Neighbors. 11-29-2tp FOR SALE: A good dark pink taffetta and velvet formal, size 16.

680 Park St. 11-29-2tp WE WILL DELIVER old growth fir wood promptly, $12 a. cord. 13, Sweet between and 6 p.m. Box 134.

11-29-6tp: FOR SALE: 7 A good ft. trailer house. Plenty built ins, Butane cook 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 Park, Lebanon.

11-29-1tp TINTING COPYING KODAK FINISHING Photostatic Copies of Discharge Papers Church Weddings Jordan's Studio Photographs of Quality Central Lane Phone 281 GRAPEFRUIT BUY SAFEWAY GROWER- fcy, size Emperor A SUPPLY AT during this CONSUMER CAMPAIGN lb. 9c and c. cy. lb. 11c lb.

11c lb. lb. lb. 13c ART SHOP Opening Dec. 1 Needle-art work, stamped work, threads, hemstiching.

Mrs. Grug-: ett. 75 Oak St. 11-29-1tp RUMMAGE SALE: At Presbyterian church Friday, afternoon and Saturday from a.m. to: 5 p.m., December 14 and 15.

3. 11-29-2tc DRESSMAKING, tailoring, alterations in your home. Mrs. Wm. Blank, 306 Caroline, Place, Lebanon.

11-29-2tp. I WILL CARE for children. in your home, afternoons or evenings. Mrs. Lillie Anderson, 711 E.

Ash (at Ivan McCready residence.) 11-29-2tp Sporting Goods FOR THE BEST IN Skiing Equipment Sleeping Bags Boxing Gloves Fishing Tackle Wilson Sporting, Goods Novelties and Toys SEE US We Are Here to Serve You. We will soon have a complete line of Crosely Appliances. Johnson Sea Horse Motors Guns and Ammunition Santiam Sporting Goods And 441 Main Lebanon Morris and Neilson "The Place to do Your Xmas Shopping" GROWERS REPORT A BUMPER CROP FOR 1945 Enjoy juicy ripe grapefruit often these days! Arriving just in time to help fortify your family against the threat of winter colds, 1945's bumper crop of the popular citrus fruit is well represented at your neighborhood Safeway Store. Make grapefruit juice a regular feature at your breakfast table. Use halved grapefruit to start or top off various flavor SAFEWAY menus.

Add the tangy of its segments to salads too. Select from the attractive displays at Safeway. POTATOES, No. ONIONS, Dry, RUTABAGAS CELERY, Utah CARROTS, Clip CAULIFLOWER BROCCOLI 1's 10 lbs. 42c yellow 3 lbs.

18c lb. type lb. 11c top lb. 6c lb. 16c lb.

17c MEAT you buy Link Ib. 16. Gr. A lb. A I.

I. 1. de. Toms, lb. lb.

39: 2 pkgs. Carton $1.28 EDWARDS COFFEE EDWARDS Regular, Specially Drip blended Pulverized 1-lb. 2-lb. extra to give flavor you an "Lift" jar jar Airway Coffee Whole bean 3-1b. Nob Hill Coffee Ground fresh- 2 2-ib Canterbury Tea Orange Pekoe, block Sno- White Salt Plain or iodized Soda Crackers Snow Flakes, 2-lb.

Pabst-ett Cheese Standard pimiento 812 -oz. Peanut Butter Beverly Howdy 1 Tenderoni Von Camp's 6-01 pA 2 Margarine Sunny Bank NUCCO 3 Popcorn, bulk value 2-5 Buckwheat Flour Aunt Brown Sugar And powdered 1 b. Beet Sugar Get some Conning Expire goes with bog 58c bog 45c pkg pkg. 7c pkg: 31c pig 19c for 25c For 15c 20c lbs. 45c 41c g.

32c 8c sect 32c Tomato Juice Sunny Fancy Dawn can 2 id: Sauerkraut Juice Libby 17-oz. jar for Apple Juice New West Quart for $1.45 Juice House Town can 46-oz. dr $1.69 Blend Blended Juice 0' Gold for $1.03 Root Beer Yankee Doodle 6 for deposit Split Peas, Green and Yellow 2-lb. peg. Nectar Raisins, Sun Maid pkg.

15-oz. Lentils, (Imported) fine for soups 2-lb. pkg. GINGER BREAD MIX pkg: 22c Old Dutch Cleanser CAD 2 for Sweetheart Soap Soap Toilet bar Reg. 2 for White Magic Bleach gallon Purex Bleach gallon Brooms, Cold Crown and, Eagle each $1.29 Dust Pans, sturdy built each Machine Oil, 3-in-1 3-oz.

fin Light each 171 Mrs. Wright's Buy of White BREAD EVERYTHING! Buy an of extra loaf SAFEWAY Urs Wrights BREAD Cracked 118 Raisin 145: Extra good loaf SAFEWAY.