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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1952)
Th Statesman Saint, Oregon, Friday, March 11; 1112 9 i-.v.---Z , , - 'Li-- iiiiiiiiiiiiMi T "" i in 1 1. 1" --- n 155 N. Liberty Phone 3-3191 GERMAN ERMIN E . Claire Mann models ankle-lenfth ermine cape, once owned by Adolf Hitler's wife, at New York Showing. Fur, valued at $18,000, Is to be auctioned for charity. Suicide Curve Up In Italy ROME (TP) In this land of song, light wines and spaghetti but al so of traditional misery the sui cide curve is up, but not so high as it was 50 years ago. In 1950, a total of 2,644 persons ended their lives in Italy. The total for last year is not yet com plete, but is sure to be higher. The reason usually is economic. Suicide reports hit Italian read ers with hard impact because dur ing the 20 years of Fascism the Italian press could report them on ly as deaths. Doctors' Warning Regarded Lightly SAN GABRIEL, Calif., (JP) Doctors told Lloyd (Swede) Lar son, 54, to take life easier about three years ago, but he's not sure they would appreciate the way he's doing it. Swede and Hugh Hutchins, 59, are leaving on a motorcycle tour of the untraversed country be tween Guatamala, Mex., and Pan ama. Last year, he and Hutchins saw Mexico from the seats of their English motorcycles. They enjoyed it so much they decided to take the longer journey to Panama. Slow Formation Puzzles Radar In Korean Zone SEOUL (JP) - The radar screens picked up the unidentified forma tion barrelling in from the sea to ward Seoul. The time was 2:30 a.m. Tuesday. Maybe the Communists at last were unleashing their Air Force for offensive action. But there was somethingqueer about this. The formation was moving at only about 85 miles an hour, which is a crawl in this air age. The spots on the radar screen were not accompanied by the us ual din of aircraft engines. Just the same, Seoul's air raid sirens began to wail crews load ed their big anti-aircraft guns and soldiers manned the giant search lights. Might be a new secret weapon. The searchlights nervously fin- ! gered across the night sky and at j last picked up the wemy-a large flock of snow geese flying in formation. SPECIAL DELIVERY CENTRALIA, 111. op) Six babies in 13 hours set a oersonal : delivery record for Dr. Miller j Greer at Vandalia's hospital. Be fore this marathon his best had 1 been three babies in 24 hours. 3n Salem . . . Jlte cjCittfe French Slio r SEE OUR AD IN THE MARCH ISSUE OP VOGUE MAGAZINE PAGE 42 SSL , a as seen in Vogue ...and ours alone! f f f J unior . . . duo for dancing! A delightful combination f white birdseye pique Spencer ' over suave Princess dress of polished cotton taffeta, trimmed with starched lacCd Cray, mushroom, or navy. Sizes. 7 to 15 . . . '; Hardware Prices Cut For Special Savings Get Your Spring Festival Tickets at Wards STORE HOURS, 9:50 5 A. M. TO 5:30 P. M. OPEN FRIDAY 9:50 A. M. TO 9:00 P. M. sSS1 -as2 Reg. Priced 1.09 to 1.39 Your choice 97c each Here's a real saving on toolbox and hardware items. For a limited time Wards offer 9 specially selected Items, each at one low sale price. For example: Reg. 1.39 Folding Rule 6'; Reg. 1.39 Screwdriver Set, 5-pc. -JJ. .V-.l asaaaaaaa oo Reg. 19.95 Socket Set 18-Pc. Sale Price 17.88 V-inch drive Speedmaster Quality. 1 8-pc. set includes eleven 12 pt. sockets from 716 to 1 116". Reversible ratchet, speeder handle, sliding T-handle, extensions and universal joint. In steel box with socket partition. Reg. 72.50 Elec. Saw 8i" 63.88 Combination cross cut, rip blade cuts to 3 116" at vert., 2 516" bevel cut. Lightweight sturdy aluminum housing. Reg. 6.29 Gas. Blow Torch 5.57 Solid bronze burner, lights instantly g ivet constant blue flame. 1 qt. steel tank. Drip cup, safety shut-off. 030 ' ( to Mm Wp0 Hand Tools and Hardware Specially Reduced Reg. 1.98 to 2.95 Prices cut to Wards are offering 25 selected hand tools and hardware items in this March Sale. They're practical end useful, es sential in the home workshop or trade. You will be proud to own and work with these tools. For example: Regular 2.79 Carpenter's Level 28"; Reg. 2.28 Butt Chisel 34 end 1"; Reg. 2.29 Block Plane; Reg. 2.95 Carbon Socket Set 1.88 each Vi"; Reg. 2.79 Tin Snips; Reg. 2.15 Punch and Chisel Set, 5 pieces; Reg. 2.49 Screen Door Latch; Reg. 2.49 Brass Lockset; Reg. 2.39 Tool Box 14x6x6", lift out tray; Reg. 2.25 Night Latch; Reg. 2.49 Pipe Wrench 14 "; Reg. 2.39 Soldering Iron; Reg. 1.98 Hand Saw; Reg. 2.25 Small Parts Cabinet; Reg. 1.19 Combination Wrench Set, 5-pc. 41.50 Tilting-Table Saw Terms 10 down 37.88 Balance Monthly 8" crosscut, rip and miter blade cuts to 2 716" at vert., IVi" at 45. Cast-iron table extends to 20 x 14", tilts to 45. Bronze bearings. Hand knob raises, lowers blade. Removable insert for dado work. Reg. 36.95 Elec. Drill 33.88 Powerful 'i"-c a p a c i ty drill for heavy duty. Ja cobs gear-type chuck. No-load speed 450 R. P. M. Terms, 10 down. Regular 9.95 Tool Box 8.88 24-gauge steel, 18x1 Ox 13". Gable top, cantilev er tray, 2 side catches, steel handle. Treated to resist rust. o p- , Regular 19.95 Drill Kit 30 pieces 14.88 'i" drill Good Quality Drill Kit that is priced low? Equipped for light-duty use to drill, sand, buff, polish, and mix paint. Has the Powr-Kraft pistol grip with '4" hand-tight chuck. No-load speed 1600 RPM. Special Garage Vise 4.44 3li-in. jaws open to 3 in. Removable pipe jaws that take Vi to 1 -in. pipe. One-piece handle. 180" swivel. 28.95 Elec. Grinder 25.88 V HP motor, lifetime grease-sealed balWbear ings. 2 vitrified grinding wheels 6xHx-in. 350O RPM. rencrt jnotf 115 N. HIGH OPPOSITE COURTHOUSE
