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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1951)
i - f . Ttee Rdcis Contain ' :: ; : f 1 f . . . . I i. ' '' I ' ;sx i U u ,':, . - i it. v V W .; - ' .' ; ; ;v ;! i7 L1 1 , , nr!j ' ' ? tlM handreda f Mirion and Folk coontr persons eunpaim probably wonder what Is happening i darkroom technician Pick Newcomb fasteninc processing section. Nearly 1600 indlrldoal chest , counties will be processed In laboratories set op Doctors Scan Chest X-Rays I) uring urvey Stair Writer. Ttm Statesman If you ve had your X-ray .taken tou still may not be completely finished with the procedure. ; - If the S by 7 film taken indi cates no ailment, your troubles IC uvcr. out iui auj ui o number of reasons the film shows that a new picture should be taken. men you may dc in zor anouer period of X-raying. ' AAI.W. V lllll Hill. . ley chest X-ray are now in the process ofscreening the more than tUUV illUU Ai MIV U ?CJ to . far. The 70mm film strip is flaw appear on the film, notices will be sent to the person con cerned and a new' picture will be ; taken. Many causes Officials of the survey empha sized that some individuals will be because of difficulties encountered during the taking of the first pic ture. Mechanical troubles In the machine, v and individuals who moved while the picture was being taken account for much of the re take necessity. This situation , is covered by sending the person a card, asking, him to have his pic ture taken again at the nearest mobile unit ' .. i But films of other individuals After processing Llndgren, frotot, while 343 were f, .! mm tiara canyon. These three .ma chines are the only ones operating In Marion j county this f, week. Eleven will begin work nexjt week. In Polk county, Monmouth on Monday reported 301 X-rays, more than the 283 reported S for two machines in Dallas. Reports from two machines in west! Salem, and one each at Bridgeport and Buell brought the Monday. Polk county total to : 936. This brought the four-day number to 7,602. Yamhill county reported 8799 X-rays taken in Tuesday's first day of operations, v , In Marion! county one unit will be open today at the courthouse and another! at! Oregon pulp and tv ui give cuiuciivn uggnuiiK further check. These will be re quested to report to a special re take lab, probably one in each county, for a more complete survey. ; v To Take Larter Film This time a larger film, 14by 17, will be taken, and the indi vidual will be interviewed by ; a public health nurse who will take more complete medical history of the individual. I Results of the second film will Ve screened by all the doctors checking the films, presently five, although one more will be added this week, officials said. This film then will be sent to the person's own physician for diagnosis. ; . This is the extent of the ser vices provided by the survey unity No diagnosis is done by them, paper company; units will be open at Schnutt's Kingwood store. 9 i f Two units! will be operating on Wednesday in units located Valsetz, Valley they said. That Is left to a physi cian chosen by the person con cerned. To Increase Tempo Hill. i Survey officials said Tuesday DEFENSE WOMEN j I that the X-raying will Increase this week and next. Through Mon NEW YORK- day. 14,497 people had been eral Federation of Women's clubs urges women to take an active nart in defense mobilization. Mrs. X-rayed at machines in Marion, Polk and Yamhill counties. On Monday, 1.269 were handled at the unit in the Marion county Hiram Cole of the federation, courthouse lawn. Another 511 women to offer national, state i films were taken by a machine at Oregon Pulp and Paper company, level for civilian rrr S i FAJAIIAS Foultlesa No BolL Fonnerly' IIECEY7EAII s Formorly from nncirnv Nylon. Col-Fir. Fir Colors Formerly 51.25 1 BELTS rormerlr $1X0 HOW 2 L - .. 7 EEC eho? ei Aia-co:rorno:TD co!n,02T atVi I An Open Monday end Friday Eve&inTs Til 9 ?. 11 . . olher 7kdays U&a 6 P. 1L 1 r' EI Tin CAITTCL CUCmTTS CilLii 1000 ChestX-Rays ! . I ..-'-:' -"I: iwb 1ut their frc chest X-rays daring- th current U their "pleUxrea." Part f the answer is abore, with rU of X-ray film te ene ef sereral driers used In the are the film shown In the racks. Film from It in the old Salem high school bull din r. . i X-ray film b "readt-by a battery of doctors using x ,. zz 733 ' ' f") ,M - Pv-.. V--J 1 -1 ; viewers. Scanning a roll of X-ray photos above are, seated. Dr. Key and Drj E. Herbertr back. Standing are Dr. E. D. La by, left,? and Dr John rarsons. (rhotos by Don Dill, Statesman staff photographer.) II i reported from San- Price Guts on Mny Food Items Forecast NEW YORK, July 24-fV-Price reductions on a number of food items were forecast in some in dustry circles Monday as a result of plentiful supplies plus shopper resistance to high prices, particu larly in the New York metropoli tan area. ; :;.H- Officials of some large groups In West I Salem, of stores here and of one nation wide chain foresaw some price re ductions, though not drastic, on canned and other staple foods Dallas, with other in Independence, Junction and Tort processed during the high prices of the scare buying wave of last fall and winter. They said that : ' i i while the situation was not true throughout the industry, a mini ber of wholesalers and retailers had much larger inventories than (INS) - The Gen a year ago at prices higher than what it would cost to replace them now. Houghton, president has called on themselves: at the and community JUD, the Plumber, Soz: ; ' . defense, j j ; I'm no cook, but I can sure, connect gas stovn In hurry! We'd make good team to turn out a fine) dinner! I'm willing and ready when you are! PHONS 3-4141 FRIS ESTIMATI "24 Hour Emergency Service" 3 ; I 'i- - i Dm Sorry, ; No Mail, Phone, C O. Ds 10 Frca SGI1 Green Stsnipj PEQUOT PERCALE TUBING 42-inch tin percale pillow tubing, fj. $1.19 value if perfecH First time at this A VC low pricol YD. PIECE GOODS - MEZZANINE KITCHEN CURTAINS Special purchasel Colorful marquisette Aft, kitchen curatins multicolor assorted vVC patterns. Limited quantity. j CURTAINS - DOWNSTAIRS Children's Saddle Oxfords Values to $6.50. Two-tone, muhk (tO OO color broken sizes to 2'i $U,V 7 Ideal school shoes. J SHOES SECOND FLOOR CHILDREN'S SUNWEAR Girls' sun blouses, boys' seersucker QA. pants and other miscellaneous sunwear 7C Hems reduced for clearance. . j I CHILDREN'S - SECOND FLOOR LADIES' RAYON SUITS . Final clearance! Values to $16.95. 7 QO Broken sizes assorted pastel col- p era, beautifully tailored. ! ! FASHIONS - SECOND FLOOR 72-in. BLEACHED SHEETING Bleached snowy white. Full 72" width QAm In fine sheeting. Limit 6 yards per V C customer. V ' ;: t -'. ; ' YD. : FABRICS - MEZZANINE v LADIES' COTTON BLOUSES Popular peasant style. Various col-i i era, regular $1.95 I reduced for I .7 clearance. Neatly trimmed. i ' SPORTSWEAR - MAIN FLOOR Cannon Fingertip Towels intj Tory popular uniu vowoi ai smau rnt fra' v price. Assorted pastel colors, first qua lity Cannon. 4 DOMESTICS - DOWNSTAIRS ; SPECIAL SAili 25 WOOL BLANKETS Red Letter blanket value! Warm as toast, large 72 x 84 blanket at the season's low est pricel' In appealing colors. Buy now " and save. ! DOMESTICS - DOWNSTAIRS 5 1 c v. i- . Given Today at Redemption Desk, Dovnstairs - Dring Ycur Docb ' 'v oors op ' -11': 9:30 A. M. EVERY DAY "PLAID SHEET BLANKETS What a buyl Plaid single cotton tl OQ blankets by Fieldcrest. Various tpl.OV colors size' 66 x 76. . ' f ij DOMESTICS - DOWNSTAIRS S STARDUST BRASSIERES $1.50 value. Strap and strapless styles. Cfl Broken sizes, various colors. Mostly vVW sizes 32 to 36. : i FOUNDATIONS - SECOND FLOOR LADIES' DENIM SHORTS Regular $1.79 value- Faded blue denim In sizes 10 to 18. Reduced for quick 77W clearance! - ' ' l j SPORTSWEAR - MAIN FLOOR jj Ladies' Denim Pedal Pushers Sizes 10 and 12 only-faded blue (fl s)Q denim. t Regular $2.39 value re- 4 I JSmZf duced for clearance. 4 SPORTSWEAR - MAIN FLOOR LADIES' RAYON GOWNS lovely satin stripe knit gowns In jj Q C beautiful pastel shades. Sizes 34 4l.7esf to 44. Regular value $3.95. j LINGERIE - MAIN FLOOR ij Ladies' All Nylon Panties Brief styled in white and light blue. (J 1 f f Sizes 6 end 7. Reoular ve1ue PlaW $1.95 Panel dot trim. . - 3 j LINGERIE - MAIN FLOOR j MEN'S -BOYS' SOX A special purchase of famous name OO hose sport styles 'and fancy rayons. WWW, Values to S9c Sizes 8 to 13. t MEN'S - MAIN FLOOR 7 ; : BOYS' "TEE" SHIRTS White knit cotton, size medium only. Well stitched for extra wear. Regular WW 69c value. MEN'S - MAIN FLOOR j LADIES' NYLON HOSE Values to $1.95, first quality. Some fa mous name irregulars. Clearance of dis-" continued numbers. Save plenty on this value. Sizes ZVi to 11. I HOSIERY BIAIN FLOOR ! ; l Thn Stodesaaea; golem Orogoa; TTodaesdoy Ju!y 23 1SS1 3 177 north liberty $9.95 Value. Durafoam Latex-Rubbor Pillows! -5 f , -. - $4.88 -.4 Special purchasel limited quantity! Wonderful for allergy sufferers; buoyant rubber latex, fhey won't mat or bunchl White muslin washable cover. Slight irregulars. . ' I j CannonFine Muslin Sheets and Cases! 81 x l08 . . ea.$2.79 '' - ''."" ; ; i j''-- ' ',i- Save on these first quality, silky smooth sheets, es pecially reduced for, today only! Made of smooth long-wearing muslin-cellophane packaged in pairs. a i - BOYS' RAYON HAWAIIAN SPORT SHIRTSI ' loir :y A boy just can't have too many of thes cool sport shirts. Watch his eyes sparkle when ha sees the brilliant Hawaiian prints, but there's !so plenty of solid colors, too. limit 3. Sizes 6 tot 18 years. I i MEN'S HAWAIIAN PRINT RAYON SPORT SHIRTS -- - . . & - Keg. $2.98 Value ; . .... -- . '.. i. Reg. $2.93. "Wn's favorite -summer shirts-at an . amazing low price! Made of smooth, cool rayon in dazzling rty of Hawaiian patterns. Styled with a comfortable yoke back. Two breast itep pockets. S-M-L sizes. 0 mm I . .x g m ,
