The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, September 17, 1954, Page 15, Image 15

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    Giurclies Get
$200,000 Gift
From Union !
. ' i .
NEW YORK (UP) The Philip
Murray Memorial Foundation to
day presented a gift of $200,000
to the National Council of Churches
of Christ in the United States of
America. i ,
The gift from the foundation,
created to honor the memory of
the late president of the CIO and
the United Steel workers of Ameri
ca, was presented by CIO Presi
dent Walter P. Reuther. It was
accepted on behalf of the national
council s by its president Bishop
William C. Martin of Dallas, Tex.
Half of the grant will be used
to assist the. council in financing
Portland Police
Seek Man Who
Statesman, Salem. Ore Friday, Sept 17. 1934 (Sec. 2V 7
Boy Stows Away on Plane
Fled Hospital
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Two of the most controversial
voices in .politics those of. JIarry
Truman and Joseph McCarthy
seem likely to be comparatively
still during the campaign now
building up to the Nov. 2 elections.
' Democratic National ; Chairman
Stephen Mitchell said at Indianap
olis Thursday that ex - President
Truman is still under doctor's ord
ers to take it easy. Hence. Mitchell
said, Truman will be called on for
only one major speech tat Kan
sas City Oct 16. r f l
Sen. McCarthy (R Wis),! chair
man ' of the Senate investigations
' subcommittee, said at Washington
he will confine himself largely to
three speaking engagements be
has already accepted: At Omaha
Sept 25, at Wheaton. HI Sept
26 and Bloomington, j 111., Oct 1.
McCarthy said:;! ' I
"I have decided that more im
portant than speaking is resuming
our work of' exposing graft cor
ruption, and Communists inherited
from the prior administration, and
thus help fulfill the Republican
promise to 'clean up the mess in
Washington.' "
With considerable cheerfulness.
Democratic national committee
buckled down to work at Indianap
olis and looked forward i to
speeches from J leaders at a ! big
banquet Saturday night ;Y
1 On the Republican side. Post
master General Arthur Summer-
field told a party gathering in New
York the Republicans will win. He
said: "No political party ever had
more good things to talk about"
f Also; Vice President Nixon said
at Topeka, Kan., that the newly
announcedj easing of government
crop control regulations "has a
tendency to pull the rug out from
under the Democrats."
'And in Louisville, Ky., House
Speaker Martin (R Mass) repeat
ed his predictipn that the Republi
cans will add 15 to 20 seats to their
present five - seat majority in the
House. ; :, v
A Republican National Commit
tee publication at. Washington
meanwhile spoke warningly to the
party faithful of what might hap
pen if the Republicans should lose
that slim Senate majority. .
HONOLULU (UP) A Uvur
it was definitely established he had
stowed away. -
Golden told Father Boebeck of
Catholic Social Service here that
he stowed away on the plane after
hitch hiking from San Jose to Sa
Francisco's International airport -Ft.
Roebeck; said the boy sat
down next to. a woman whom he
hoped the stewardess thought was
bis mother. ; ' ' f
' Golden "walked right on board
the plane" and the stewardess nev
er asked for a ticket or counted
passengers, he told Fr. Roebeck.
He got off the plane here, took
off his shoes and hitched to Wai
kiki where he met Mrs. Ferreira
when be decided to tell his par
ents where he was.
PORTLAND (UP)- Police were
searching for Thomas Clayton
Martin, 28, who escaped from his
second - floor room at Multnomah
County Hospital about 3 a.m.
Thursday. .
- Martin, who .police said was a
narcotics user, was being held for
trial on a bad check charge. He
was under treatment at the ho-'
pital at the time of his escape.
old San Jose boy who said - he
stowed away aboard a united air
lines plane ; by sitting next to, a
woman whom he Vhoped looked
like his mother," Thursday enjoyed
the island life while authorities
looked for a way to say , "aloha."
John Thomas Golden, son of Mr.
and Mrs. T. R. Marsh, arrived
here Tuesday with 12.20 in his
jeans. He was ' given an aloah
(meaning welcome) by Mrs. Ail
een Ferreira. a Mackay radio at
tendant at the Moana Hotel on
Waikikr Beach.
Island authorities- prepared' an
Aloha (meaning good bye) Wed
nesday, but held off I until word
was received from bis parents and
Texas Governor
Plans Film olc t
AUSTIN, Tex. (UP) Gov. Allan
Shivers will include a stint as a
movie actor during his California
vacation later this month. I
Shivers, renominated three
weeks ago to an unprecedented
third term, wQl leave for San
Francisco Sunday. His j press sec
retary, Jimmy Banks; said the
governof had agreed to act a "very
small part" Sept 27 ! in "Lucy
Gallant," a ; film starring Jane
Wyman. ; F ' "
its national education program in
the area of church and economic
life. The other $100,000 will be
used for a Philip Murray fund to
establish a library and research
center, ! ',
Truman, McCarthy Plan Few Talks
Salem Hardware
Co. :y;ii i
129 North Commercial f - . j
M0T0-FIL
GAS CAN
Pressurized With .:
Filling Spout
2!a-gal. Capacity 1
Reg. 9.95 $nM
How
EDWARD WILLIAMS
Home of Hallmark Cards
330 Court Street I
Christmas i
Personalized
Cards Now Ready
for Earlv Selection
HEIDER'S
421 C017KTST.
SPECIAL!
L.P. Storage
Imitation leather j;
Reg. Sfl 19
2.93 "Li
PIBATWT
ARDUCKLE'S
4SI tote. Si, j
La5e enej CMWren's
A3 leather
v i Red, tVhftsv Natural '
Soft Solo
I.9S ii ! A
FAWtOUS RfDAY ONIYI
- i .
1 -1
Pay Less Drug
4t4 STATE ST.
ID. (
Bathroom
Tissue
13
Rolls ntn
Fabulous Friday Only
METROPOLITAN
136 L Commercial
Serve Yourself and Save!
BOYS' JACKETS
l!sv .Only
It lined, full size-range. m! t, .
ic Donl forgot to fill your ' school
needs. Paper, tablets, notebooks
-'.-.etc : ' , .v . " ifri
PENNEY'S
160 No. Liberty St. So) em!
Special Feature!!
Women's 100 Nylon Taffeta I
HALF SLIPS
; 1"
r Sizes S-M-l - White Only
Main Floor
i : , . j . - i
Opei Friday kite Tffl 9 FM. :
Leon
s.
234 N. Liberty
Bouffant
TTICOAT
S
Taffetized Nylon
f -i ' !
6Wt Sweep , .
to Tear
FuH Skirts
$5199
THE JEWEL BOX
443 State Si - ' '
' f-""''V FF Splal ' . ".
Salesman's Samples J
4-Pc. Coffee Set !
y:-y - mow
Triple SilverpUtei '. m !
HadtbT lenedtct DMCG
Reg. Sold for $89.75 ' 1
j FhrftOStUx I
! I.
Opca FrkUr' j
Kite TOT 9 F.K.I
j Easy
Credit
Terms
1 !
RAEMAR'S
466 State St. . Open Fri. Til 9
LOW HEEL
SPORT
SHOES
First Come . . . First Served
; Only 42 Pair
Milken's
440 STATE
Air Conditioned too
SALMON LOAF
Egg Sauce
tirroi-tabin Salad
Not loll Butter'
P. S. Mary Barton!; plays the organ
every evening for i year dininx-oat
.- i".-1 pleasure. -h
HENRY'S PHOTO
469 State Street Ph. 4505
1 Only Demonstrator I
Eastman Pageant
"... 16mm i j
SOUND
PROJECTOR
leg. $)It7I
$425.00 CkU'
00
ROBERTS BROS.
177 Liberty Street
BOYS' DOUBLE
KNEE JEANS
$469
I
Colorfast denim, reinforced at I
" points of strain. Zipper-fly, double
kneo. assures extra wear. f
Sizes 4 to 12 i J '
t - . i- -
Main Floor .
Alexanders Jewelers
383 Court Street
CLOSING OUT
Discontinued Models of Famous-Make
Fountain Pens
- . . . . -i i . ! . 1 V ...
and Pencils
PRICE
We Give ZrfC Greer. Stamps '
Repeat of a Sellout
Hartmans Jewelers
'.i .:f ;; ;.Ute Liberty .. . J! T
. ;! Special
fabulous Friday and
. , Saturday Only I
' Men's and ladies' -.
Expansion VJatch
uands
$5)95
sceep leOKO
WILL'S MUSIC STORE
432 State Street
"Uke" Special
Complete wtih Instruc- fV A A
tion Book end Plastic i :.lVt
Uke Cover '1 ' v ii . , :
RECORDS Special Table
Singles1 39c Albums Yx price
RENT AN INSTRUMENT AND
i PLAY IN THE SCHOOL BAND
We Have a Complete Selection from
Which to Choose I
Wbodry Furniture
Co.
474Se.CemmercblSt.
Mahogany .
TARIFF
legolar S22.95
Swhrel Tep for View
Adjusting Ixfri Sturdy
CeiBtractiea for Long lite.
FRED MEYER DRUGS
i , t
141 N. Liberty
MAR-CBEST
Takes 16 Pictures on
127 Roll Film
Oreo
on
319 Court St.
Center
Phent 4-3501
1 Year Supply of
Batteries Free!
Vilhlhe Purchase of a Hew
; Hearing Aid
Frcn Up
JAYSOM'S
Corner Liberty and Court
! i
GAUCH0
SPORTi
SHIRTS
Washable Cotton Jerseys
Short or Long Sleeves
Reg. fo $7188
3.95
. . - v i i
Artz Photography
325 Court St. - Th. 2-4716
Portrait Type
5x7
ENLARGEMENTS
! ' Friday Only!
SALLY'S
WILES DRUG STORE
Court II High Sts.
CORNER COURT ft LIBERTY
Nylon Hose
vJave mo
Up to JUo
tfJi lJ I Don tl Ok i 1
II i I II I -
KAY S
I 460 State St. I : i
I I rrMiT I
: lilul I I ! "
, I.I trsM I r .
ii! C&l each Mf V'V
ill I I I rnoiwurAi inuAU'!. y t i i I
ill n tr sf-ti mm m i - x r . a i "w t i
MLL wUUL i . o r
. .COATS!! XrUV
. 1 $88 ! y oA H 0 pv
3000 BLOUSES U 'P ), v 6
; -,-: X V r va
wm ; ;. , 1 -"D r W, tic
All New Fall
Shades
25 to 40
Price Reduction on
Eastman Cameras
5 Diffetrnt Models to Choose From
We Give United Trading Stamps
Open Til 10 P. M. 7 Days a Week
THE SH0E D0X
3S7 State St.
Dack-f o-Schooi
i y
m -. . t - - . i i
t
my m
$ Our Complete Lino of
School Supplies ;
Alt Famous Brands!
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