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MarionArfca
Survey Denied
By Air Force
By A. ROBERT SMITH
- Statesman Correspondent
WASHINGTON Rumors that
: the Air Force Is showing renewed
i Interest in the possibility) of lo-
; caung a service : academy any
; where in Oregon are false, accord
ing to Air Force and Congression
al authorities, ji i
Recent surveys of farmlands in
tne Mt. Angel and Silverton areas
of Marion County, together with
rumored statements by Air Force
officials, set off a chain reaction
of protest in letters to Ren. Wal
ter Norblad. Rumors were founded
principally on the fact that in No
vember, 1950, 1 an Air Force list
of 29 proposed sites for an acade
my included one in the Canby
Aurora area of Clackamas Coun
ty. A year later this list was boiled
down to" seven sites, none in Ore-
eon,
1 More recently the Air Force has
suspended further action on selec
tion of an academy site, Congress
man . Norblad was informed this
week by Air Force Maj. Gen, Rob
ert E. L. Eaton. Norblad said he
was convinced any recent govern
ment surveys in Oregon had no
connection with the old academy
proposal.
Congress has never authorized
the Air Force to build its own
counterpart to West Point and
Annapolis, and the Air Force to
day can take no further action
without congressional approval.
A Pentagon-written biH, intro
luced by Chairman Dewey Short
of the House Armed Services
Committee, would authorize a
commission to start all over again
in finding an appropriate site for
a permanent academy. It also pro
vides $10 million for setting up a
temporary academy at some ex
isting air force installation unitil a
permanent academy can be com
pleted. 'I
But a committee spokesman
predicted it would be "a long, long
time before rny such plan might
be carried out. No congressional
hearings have been scheduled on
the bill.
A plethora of bills to authorize
an academy in past sessions of
congress have never been enacted.
Most were sponsored by congress
men who each wanted the school
located in his own congressional
district.
Twelve Named
To Committee
Oregon's committee on interstate
cooperation was named Friday by
Gov. Paul L. Patterson and the
presiding officers of the - legisla
ture. The 12-man committee works
with other states in solving mu
tual problems and working out
uniform legislation.
Gov. Patterson, Senate President
Eugene E. Marsh and Speaker of
the House Rudie Wilhelm Jr. auto
matically are members.
The governor reappointed Fi
nance Director Harry irorman,
State Engineer Charles E. Strick
lin and Public Utilities Commis
sioner Charles H. Heltzel to the
committee. t '
The legislative members are:
. Sens. Robert D. Holmes, Gear
hart; Elmo Smith, John Day, and
Paul Geddes, Roseburg; and Reps.
Carl Francis, Dayton; Lee Ohm
art, Salem; and Robert Root, Med
ford, Angell Endorses
Luncheon Series
WASHINGTON LB President
Eisenhower's series of luncheons
with congressmen "should result
In a better spirit of co-operation
in the attempt to find solutions to
the momenous problems facing
us," Rep. Angell (R-Ore) said
after attending one of the lunch
eons. "These meetings are purely so
cial, and no legislative problems
are discussed," Angell added.
Meet Miss Katherine Storm
etad Beauty (ScHtultant
"MOISTURE BRlfiGS BEAUTY TO YOUR SKIN"
If yor sUn It dry... If tiny, crepey Kites are bInnliig to
how . you owe H to yourself to learn about this remarkable
tw moUlurixlng treatment (with amazing CYNEXGIC Oil).
ENJOY A FREE f m fwMtf
CYNERGIC OIL , Pcfr a ml . I, hror
DEiONSTRATION rwweWs aa.
Miss Slorm will be our fluett by
MAKtIS or flNI COSMCTICS UNCI
' Her eitperf fceovfy oaVfce h yours, with our orrj!lmnts.
Ignorance
Is Blissful
y
Sen.' Jack Bain, Portland, asked
senators to save their hometown
newspapers so '- that the senators
from Portland can find out what
the . upstate newspapers, are say-
nig.
Sen. Dean H. Walker. Independ
ence, the dean of the Senate, re-
plied jokingly:
-I wish to advise the senators
from Multnomah County that they
now are much happier than they
would be if they know. what the
upstate people think about them.'
PGE Answer
On Surcharge
Due March 12
PORTLAND un the Portland
General Electric Co. said Friday
it would welcome a public hear
ing on the disputed power sur
charge. State Rep. Monroe sweeuana.
Milwaukie. has filed a petition
asking the public utilities commis
sioner for a hearing on the 20 per
cent surcharge which PGE . im
posed, with the approval of the
commissioner, ? on its customers
to pay the cost of steam gen
erated power during last fall's
water shortage.
Waldemar Seton, FG vice pres
ident, said the firm- will. answer
Sweetland's charges "in the or
derly atmosphere of the formal
public hearing."
iSweetland Has asxed tnat tne
surcharge be impounded and the
power rate structure oe investi
gated.
Red Blockade
Proposed by
Chiang's Son
SAN FRANCISCO UF The son
of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek
said Friday a "complete economic
blockade" of the coast of Red
China was needed to apply pres
sure on the Communists.
Mai. Gen. Chiang Wego, who ar
rived Thursday night for a tour
of U. S. military installations, told
a news conference:
"Complete blockade by us alone
would not be possible to carry out.
This would be work for all of us,
including, the British."
This last statement was in re
sponse to a question in which he
was reminded tne tsnusn nave
said they would oppose the stop-
ing of their ships by a blockade.
Questioned further, Chiang con
ferred with the head of the visit
ing Chinese Nationalist mission,
Lt. Gen. Hsu Pei-Kan, deputy chief
of staff, and said: "We are run
ning into political matters and as
member of the armed forces we
are not permitted to talk about
that."
Dodge, Blonde
Actress Wed
PALM BEACH, Fla. (A Horace
E. Dodge II, wealthy member of
the motor car family, and Miss
Gregg Sherwood, platinum blonde
actress, were married Friday in
the palatial Dodge mansion, Playa
Rienta, on the ooeanfront here.
The bridegroom has been mar
ried four times previously It was
Miss Sherwood s second marriage,
Dodge la 52 and Miss Sherwood.
who signed the marriage applica
tion as Dora Mae Fjelstad, is 29.
In our
TOILETRIES DEPARTMENT
TODAY
ONLY
At Pay Less Drug
, S will Mp yew wits
wswol kty m4 mI4
COlONIAl DAMES' MiitatwMl
sew mWtfvrfxinf traetMsl.
special arrangement with.;"
r i- .
Take cdranlagej of our one
and. ends Irrequloue biokoii
are rexy worth while!
ALL II
HIFAIiTS'
CHILDIIEII'S
liberty Street
1.69 Children's Jeans. Elas-
00
tie top. Stat NOW
1J5 Muslin crib sheets
Plain top sheet NOW
100
59e Children's panties
trim
NOW
K WW
for
159 Children's sweat shirts
Sizes 4 to 8 00
only
NOW
NOTIONS
Liberty Street
Rer. 2.95
Value
Garment Bags
Quilted
Plastic
169
NOW
Clear plastic garment bags
100
Reinforced NOW
10c Black riek rack. Black
3
only. Trim Tex NOW
50e Value fancy eard but.
tons. Lge. selection NOW
Fancy laces. Large
selection NOW
Vfc Price
49e Reg. nylon yarns OQi
Asst. colors NOW WWy
Values to 10c Broken Card Buttons
Limited 4 A Pn
quantity NOW V
IIEII'S DEFT.
Liberty 'Street
10 Only Famous name Pole' Shirts
Cable and flat knit 100
Rer. L95 If nerf ect NOW A
S Only Rayon Knit Button Shoulder
Unions. Sizes II toZS OQ4
Reg. XJ5
NOW
1 Only 100 Cashmere Sweaters
Famous make. Sixes 4 A00
XS-42. Rea. 15.95 NOW w .
5 Only Odd Lot
Sports Shirts
First quality
Reg. 2JS NOW
lt Pair Famous Name
Slipper Socks. All sizes
200
Reg. 1.50 NOW
It Pr. Wool-Karon-Cotton Dress
Lengta Socks. Size iz
Reg. S9e NOW
S
k
Only Washable Viscose Gab Jae
kets. Sizes 42-44-46 OQO
Reg. eSO
NOW
IS Only 101 Wool
Shirts. FbU length tails
Chopper
479
Reg. 5 . H - NOW
Only Lumbermen's Neonprene
Pants. Extra Heavy
Reg. 7.95 . NOW
Only Extra Heavy Neoprene Jae-
kets. Oil Resist, sixes 36-38 COS
Reg. 7.95
NOW
11 Only Gabardine Slacks 4060
Wrinkle Resistant Sheen P? IT
Gab. Reg. CJ5 - NOW
Sixes 30-3138.40
2S Only White Broadcloth Dress
Shirts. Broken Sizes 4 TO
Reg. XS
NOW,
Only Sayon Dress Scarfs. Fancy
Pattern CO
Reg. L00. L95 NOW Owy
Only White Duck Pants. Sanfor
ized. Sizes 38-43-42 3ffi
Reg. 3.69
NOW
1 Only Famous Name Sports Shirts
Rayon and linen . l rn
Reg. 45 ' NOW " m
4 Only El!p-ever Flastie Jackets
:$
a aonth cleanup! Store wide
assortments Incomplete six-
Sorry, no mcnX phono or CO J
BOYS' DEFT.
liberty Street
1 Jacket Wttl Lined. Poplin Finish
For Collar, size 18 -S05
Reg. 19.95
NOW
Pair Flannel Fajainaa
Size f-12-U
Rer. 23S NOW
200
t Sweatshirts,
Size C to t
Rer. VI9
Design
NOW
i Front
100
11 Grey Grm Shorts
Size Z6-28-S2 waist
Reg. 1.19 NOW 9UC
ie Gabardine and
Rayon Shirts
Size 6-8-10-18
Reg. 2.88 NOW
to
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We Give and Dcdcen SjM Green Slanps ; j
Floor Samples NO DOWN PAYMENT
REFRIGERATORS
Phllco 12.1 cu. ft. Double door Rej. 459.95 Now 409.95
Philco 9 cu. ft Autom'tlc Defrost Beg. 399.95 Now 359.95
PhUco 9 cu. ft. Full length door Reg. 339.95 Now 299.9 5
Phllco 9 cu. ft. Autom'tlc Dofrost Reg. 369.95 Now 319.95
RANGES
PhUco Range, Double oven
Phllco Range, Double oven
Admiral Range, Automatic
Murry Gas Range
L&H Range, Six Burner
DRYERS, WASHERS, IROIIERS l- 1
Apex Washer Reg. 119.95 Now 79.95
Horton Washer Reg. 99.95 Now G9.95
Bendix Automatic Reg. 229.95 Now 109.95
A3.C Automatic Reg. 319.95 .Now 209.95
Portable Dryer Reg. 129.95 Now 69.95;
Apex boner Reg. 229.95 Now 164.95
SEUIIIG IlACnniES -
New Home, full rotary Reg. 189.95 Now 139.95
New Home, Desk Reg. 179.95 Now 134.95
New Home, Portable . Reg. 1480 Now 99.95
New Home Portable Reg. 99.95 Now 69.95
APPLIANCES DOWNSTAIRS j
S Pr. Only Ankle Length Drawers
Cream color cotton. fHi
Size S-12. Reg. lit NOW af J
Pr. 8s Unions, Long Leg, Cot
ton. Sizes S-ll QQi
Reg. L69 NOW
1 Wool Jacket, Plain Front
Size 10 OOO
Reg. 1.98
NOW
7 Rain Costs with Hat. Slse 48
Only. Green color OOO
Reg. 8.9S
NOW
18 Tee Shirts, Plain Color
Slse 10 A lt only O i OO
Reg.98e NOW
sSb for A
S Pair Brown Cords, Size 1Z
Reg. 4 79
2.49 . NOW JU
1 Pr, Slipper Sex. Size lt
100
Reg. L95 I NOW
f YeL Satin Billed Capts CfA.
Asst. Sizes. Rg. L95 NOW WWt
8 Navy Pea Coats. Size 14
Only. Reg. 7.85 NOW
500
S Pr. Corduroy Mittens Csftji
Reg. 1.00 NOWOUy
Large Size Only
1' Plastic Jacket. Zipper Front
Sixe 10 4 slO
Rer. SJBS . NOW A
2 Red Leather Helmets. tZftfi
8m. Slse. Rer. US NOW w wC
nosEsnY-LinGEniE
Liberty Street .
Regular 25 Ladies Flannel Gowns
MnltieolorPrlnU 1 1 A"7
Popular Sizes NOW
Reg. 15 Sheer Nylon IXose. lsts.
0 Ganre 1 CO
IS Denier NOW V
!
Cost! Sircel j
Librly Slrccl
crrlBCt In very department! Odd
rang but quality mud savinas
HUH 1111 1 A V7
2J5 Value Ladles Slips
Broken Size NOW
2oo
49e Ladies Panties. Popular Sizes
Fancy "O 00
NOW
9 -far
L50 Nylon Panties
Popular Sizes NOW
loo
houseuahe dept.
Court Street j
Reg. 49e Alunlnmn Fell.
12x24 Rolls OCt
Per roU . NOW sfiw
Reg 1.00 Plain Rag Rugs gQ
24x48. Eaeh - NOW
r
Reg. 329.95 Now 209.95
Reg. 419.95 Now 309.95
Reg. 329.95 Now 209.95
Reg. U9.95 Now 09.95
Reg. 449.95 Now 399.95
Reg. L50 Mayonnaise dish with
SUrer Ladle
Special NOW.
590
Reg. 98c Hamburger Mold. gA
Aluminum NOW OvJ
Reg: 29.95 Deep Fat Fryer
Chrome Finish 4 if QfJ
. NOW mm X;
Reg. tJBS
Strong and
Sturdy
French
Fry
Cutter
NOW
Reg. LOS Plaatlo Cake
Cover. Asst. colors NOW
Reg. lSJt Hot PUte
Porcelain finish NOW
&70
Reg. 45.00 65 Pc. Set Golden Rose
Dinner Ware , . 4 f Ofm
Special NOW JL
Reg. 9Se Plastle Shelf N EAra
Paper 4 nfl
NOW
mm rolls Arr
t
i
FODITDATIOIIS
DIlASSIEnS Liberty Street!
Reg. 83.00 Ferms-Llft Brassieres
Broken Sixes m fTfl
Nylon
NOW
r
Reg. 395 Bestform ' Girdles
Sixes 34
Only . NOW
Rer. 810 Bestform Foundations
Size - frL
24 to 44 " - NOW D
Rer. 21 Garter Bells
G90
ZSestform
NOW
Rer. 45 Nylon Girdles l C
PuUon Style : NOW -AT
Reg. 22.C9 Bestform Bras. Satin
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Values te L50 Famous Name Bras
Larie 4 qq
Selection NOW A
ACCESSOMES
SFOnTSUEAIl Liberty Street
Reg. t.85 Umbrellas. IS rib
Multicolor NOW
199
Rer. J5
Florals
811k
Scarfs
NOW
J59
Large size
Reg. 9 80
Novelties
Solid Colors
Neck
Scarfs
NOW
490
Reg. 1JI9 Flowers
Asst. Colors
NOW
rtrnw w , M Reg. $84.95 Famous Name Electric
Eif- ,S " Handkerchiefs BlankeU)bL Bed 0095
NOW 590 NOW.
, M -vi. ... . . Reg. 2.99 White Sheet Blanket
Kfogn P G'idKe Hemmed 199
NOW l50 Snowy White NOW X
Reg. 10.95 Orion and Wool Skirts mwm
iSL. now 7fl9 PIECE GOODS
Liberty Street
Sixes NOW IS55 .
, Reg. 69c fancy denim fab- gQA
Valoes te 7.98 Blouses Rayons. He, solids, figured. NOW
WOOIS 4QQ
NyIons NOW atS T '
Rer. 49c figured outing . flannel
mr m . - Fancy Patterns J OCi4
Values te TJ5 Sweaters. Broken NOW OOC
Sizes OOO
Slip-oven NOW I --
Reg. 79c metallic print CQj
D"k nttrM NOW.WJ
DOIIESTICS
Liberty Street
Reg. 29e
Bleached
White
Opened
Floor
Sacks
NOW
SPECIAL SAVINGS
IA
ilAfi
Slices
Uonen'i-
i Caildren's Shoes
Group No. 1
Women's Casuals. There's
100 pairs la straps, ties, a
lew wedges. Sizes 4 to, 8 in
Blacks, Reds, Browns.
Group No. 2'
Children's oxford brand
names Sturdy long wear
ing. Shoes Liberty Street
6SSSBBBSBBBSBBBSBBSSSSBBB
Values to 59.95
Ir'aSefl SEyDEll aLOSIiCS
All wool fabrics 'by Julllardj Oxbridge etc.! Poodles,
fleeces, boucles In Towder Puff pastels. All beautifully
interlined Many with new Insulated liningsbroken sixes.
Coats -
Mid Season
- - -
AG5iH3inis
. Original prices
ZD
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About 3 dresses we want to clear Jerseys Crepes
Taffetas Failles In 1 and 2 piece styles nice color selec
tions! Good size assortment. ' ' i- ,
.' Dresses Second Flocr .
Reg. 2.65 Cannon S Pc. Towel
Assorted 4
flfl
Colors
NOW
JL
Reg. 16.95 100 Wool Comforter
saun cases AQQ
Patterns
NOW
Reg. 8.95
64 x 104
Asst. Colors
Damask
Cloth
599
NOW
Reg. 89c Place Mats
Asst. Patterns NOW
Reg. 49c
Cannon Dish
Towels
Rapid
3
100
Dry NOW
for
Reg. 49o Muslin Pillow . Cases
Fine Count O f OO
Moslln
NOW
W for JL
Rer. 89e rayon prints I qj
Limited quantity NOW TWV
Rer. 98e rayon gabardine Hfti
Asst. colors N0ff 09lr
I FAMOUS MAKE
Womens Pastel
Second Floor
Clearance
Vi . 1
1 brasses
75 to 245 !
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Set
Ladies De?dy To T7car
Liberty Street
9.95 ValuesLadles
Winter Coats
W Pastel colors
29"
W Iaterl!
Set
VALUES TO 925
Ladles Rayon 8 alts
10o
Broken sizes
Final clear sate
VALUES TO 858
Ladies Winter Coats
2590
Popular sizes
Final clearance
TumiiTunE
Court Street
Solid Hard Rock Maple t drawer
Rer. 08.50 NOW
SoUd Hard Reck Maple 4 Drawer
Chest rri
Reg. 84.50 j NOW Od
Selig Modern. 4 Only Gold Green
Rer. 119.95 NOW
7003
Sells
Modern. 1
NOW
Only
290O
Chair
Reg. 48.00
Hsrmonito Mar-Proof Top, 4 Dr.
chest oom
Reg. 49.95 NOW mm??
Mod. Arm Chair by Sellg. CoraL
Green. Grey QQC3
Reg. 88.91 NOW 05I w
1 Only Boffslln Foam Rabber
Reg. 194.98 NOW
Boffelln Lore. Seat,
Foam Rubber v fSfl
Reg. 1S9J8
NOW
JZ
87x54 Scatter Rags. All Wool and
Blends. DUc samples
Reg. 18JS
NOW
24x88 Cotton Loop Rars
Reg. X.9S NOW
170
DDAFERIES
Court Street
Tier Curtain
28" - 80-
2ca
NOW
Nerelty Weave Cotton
170
Reg. 8.78 A 4.18 ! NOW
Maraulsette Tsrdage
Rayon A Cotton I VI 4 C3
Reg.89eA59e NOW W",
1
Mareulsette Prlscillaa
50 x81 Pin Dot A Geld Overlay
Patt. Rose, GoldJ Blue and Green
Reg. 9.50
5C
NOW
Lined ' Draperies up te 27 JO
Reg. 87.50 ( 4 AC3
NOW V--
Double Width Faille
Drop. Reg. 1449 jNOW
Faille Bedspreads. Quilted nd
Rer. 12.95 NOW -
Chints Ruffllnr-BIne, Rose, Chart.
Green j I CD
Reg. 59c NOW for JL--
Plastle Window Shades
Reg. 2.49
NOW
Close Ont Trarerse Rods
Reg. 5.29 96-180 NOW 3.C:
Reg. 3.49 68-120 . NOW
4 Only Full Size Chenille E? !
spreads . . r "
Reg. 7.95 ; NOW ww
Size S only yi r
Reg. 15 r NOW w
45 Values Ladies SUps
2po
Long ,r 1 CO
Line ' NOW --.
Croken Sizes fc - NOW
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