The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, March 21, 1952, Page 30, Image 30

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TURNING ON THI CHARM Former Ui
Max Baer. breaking taut radio latervtewer. trie technique ea
actress Jeaa Simmons an "Androcles and the lion" set, HoUywaod.
500Cluldren
Study English
SAIGON, Indo - Chin UP)
About 500 Vietnamese youngsters
are enrolled to lea.rn English "with
an American accent" and it's all
free.
Attaches of the American legat
ion and the wives of American
officials in Saigon have volunteer
ed to act as teachers. About 20
of them teach English to the Viet
namese children at regular per
iods for one hour each week.
Broadcasting
Critic Fired
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaya (JP)
The bearded broadcaster who has
been described as the govern
ment's "official gadfly" is about
to lose his job as chief news edi
tor of the government-controlled
Badio-Malaya.
He is Alex Josey, who was bar
r.i from the air several months
ago because some of the members
'of the Federal Legislative Coun
cil didn't like his socialist views
on nationalizing rubber and sting
ing criticism of government mis
takes. Acting Chief Secretary D. C.
Watherston announced in the leg
islative council recently that Jos
ey's government contract would
not be renewed.
Blood Money Will
Settle Fatal Feud
CAIRO, (JP) Tha ancient meth
od of settling disputes by "blood
mnnpv" agreements -has been ln-
volked to end a fatal feud between
two tribes in the Aden protector
ate, the Arab News Agency has
Feuding between tha Awdalies
and Beidhanies tribes had brougnt
Heath tn shout 50 men OQ both
sides. Under the agreement reach
ed, each tribe will submit a list 01
names of men killed. Each dead
Awdali will be written off against
a dead Baidhanl.
The tribe that comes out with
the least men killed will pay the
hinnH.mnniv to the relatives of the
dead men of the tribe having the
most men killed.
Weary Artists
Find Haven
MILAN, Italy, (JP) An inter
national "house of rest" for aging
artists and writers will be built
here by "Angelicum", a cultural
organization sponsored by the
Francisan Faiars.
A spokesman for Angelicum
said the house would offer bed and
meals for visiting foreign writers.
Its permanent guests would be
those who in the decline of their
creativeoess may need care and
assistance. j
Funds for the house of rest will i
be collected through art shows, i
itings and collections in Italy
mikI abroad. Organizers here said
groups in the United States. Bra-
til, Sweden, France and Switzer
land are co-operating.
Lots of Jobs
In Australia
MELBOURNE, Australia (JP)
Vacant irh in Australia are few
er today, but there is still plenty
of employment.
i.Ttarv H A Bland, of the
Labor and National Service De
partment, said the number of va
cant jobs in this Dominion fell
from 140.000 to 100,000 between
August, 1951, and last month.
Bland told newsmen the demand
for workers in many industries is
still In excess of supply. However,
there has been a falling off of em
ployment in the clothing, foot
wear, textile and radio industries,
he said.
SCIENTISTS PRO IE MOUNDS
DUBLIN P)-Irish archeologists
re to probe the secrets of mounds
at Tara in County Meath, which
was once the royal capital wher
the kings of Ireland reigned from
before the time of Christ. Exca
vations will start at the site known
s the rath (fortified earthwork)
of the synods, close to the rath
of kings, where the first early
Christian synods are said to have
been held by St. Patrick more
than 1.500 years ago.
Nickel Saved
In One Block
OKLAHOMA CITY, (JPY-"I
this a 15-cent zone?" Inquire the
passenger before boarding the bus.
No, explained the driver, jit
would cost him 20 cents. The chea
per zone started one block farther.
"Well, if you have time," the
old gentleman suggested, "let me
walk down there then pick me
up." The driver complied.
MORE BICYCLES FOR RUSSIA
MOSCOW ui-About a third
more bicvcles are to be made in
Russia this year than last. The
chief administration of the motor
cycle and cycle industry said new
schedules also call for the produc
tion this year of a "tourist tan
dem." GIs HELP KIDS
TRIESTE, Free Territory (JP
Doughboys of the U. S. 351st In
fantry Regiment plan to spend
their spare time this summer
building a children's playground.
It will be for displaced children
living at the Opicina Displaced
Persons Camp. The infantrymen,
who belong to the Trieste Youth
Association, will do the work and
also chip in $200 to cover build
ing costs.
FOR THE GREAT AMERICAN BREAKFAST . . .
FOR THE GREAT AMERICAN LUNCH ...
FOR THE GREAT AMERICAN SUPPER! ! I
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at
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EVERY HOUR EVERY DAY
With hot maple syrup and whipt country butter
PLAIN WAFFLES
ORANGE WAFFLES
PECAN WAFFLES v '
HOT BOYSENBERRY WAFFLES
Waffles with Ham - WaffUt with Bacon
Waff Us with Eggs - WaffUt with Sa usag
AND PRIZE TICKETS FOR EVE YON I
rut
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ren 5
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U
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Rayon-nylon gabardine slacks in pop
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MAIN FLOOR
Boy's Slacb
3 98 to 8.90 2.98
Jr. Boy's
Slacks
4.98
Rugged
11-0z. Jeans
2.49
Crisp, cool, vat-djed. Smart Wash fast, c r e a s e-resistant. Snug - fitting WESTERN ityle
plaid, check or tweed patterns. wide color range. Dressy styl- jeans in the heaviest denim
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Boy's Khaki
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3.79 4.98
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1.49
Smart new rayon crepe prints
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1 a
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Boy's Rayon
Gabardine Jacket
6.90
Semi -dress style jacket with
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Boy's Cotton
T-Shirts, Briefs
59c
IS to 18
Fluorescent
Polo Shirts
1.98
Blazer Stripe
Slack Socles
29c and 39c
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