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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1954)
siQletaan, Scdem. Or.r Thurv, Nov. 11, l9S4(Sc. 23 GOPOfficial Critical of Ike Campaign cfrs PORTLAND m Philip Engle hart, chairman of the Multnomah County. Republican Central Com mittee, Tuesday criticized? '.the activities of the Citizens for Eisen hower Congressional Committee in the recent election campaign,' : "You cannot have a party within a party," Englehart said in an interview. ' i ! j ; - Engleliart'i c r i t i c i s m' ;was ? Erected partly at the theory of the citizens . group and partly at its operation within t the county. He said: . ; v i ' ; - "I am not in favor of going to ' Democrats and saying this ; is a group that want your vote, but it is not Republican. That is j a dangerous activity. Eisenhower will not always be presidents This organization threatens breaking up the Republican Party. J I j would rather let two -strong parties advance their wares and Jet the . Denote mat thfir hniVo t t - "I do not think Citizens for Eisenhower was effective in Mult- ; nomah County. Working t or ! class votes by such an organization is not good politics. Ul try to make the Republican Party stand 60 its ' feet." ... Englehart said also that Repub- : lican defeats ; could be blamed on "lack of co-ordination" between candidate groups and central committees. 1 I, , i? He said the seven senators 'who came to .Oregon to campaign for ivepuoucan sen. iry Cordon who was defeated were "not effective" and that the citizens' group had failed to canitalize fullv Oregon campaign visits oft Vice iresiaeni Nixon, Secretary of the interior racrury ana Sen. William Knowland. Senate maioritv leader Englehart said the various can didates had carried on their own finance drives as did i the Citizens group. This resulted in the) state rammiiiee oemg awe to secure less than half of its 1206,000 cam paign chest, he said, j . f : Dulles to Keep il p n,4.' Record Secret WASHINGTON tf Secretary of oiaie miles refused Tuesday, for the time being at least, to anake public the record in the ouster of diplomat John Paton Davies Dul les declared publication would be against the public interest i : - Davies. fired last Fridav after 22 jw in we u.a. AMpiomatic Serv ice, has called for publication of the full record in his case and has sat!.! L 1- - . .... uu ac ieeis nis ngnrs rrugnt be impaired if this is not done.! i Dulles told his news conference be had not made a final decision on .release of the record. But his feeling now. he said, is that, full publication would : : reveal some state secrets, while partial publi- - vttuua wuuiu 09 uniau irom sev- ci u viewpoints. f The secretary added it was whol ly oui ot ine anesiion that a nrn. ventive war with the Soviet Union ever could be accepted as United States noltcv Prsirint TriconWi?- er nas . made this ; abundantly near, ne saw. s - s . k This aDDarentlv was in referenrp tn Davies ctatomont. laet nni.fr recora made public including my 1930 recommendations that, we seek a preventive showdown with the Soviet Union." -r U- This Davies' statement was by .way of reply to critics who 'contend the policies he advocated while in China helped pave the way for the Communist conquest of that country. Davies has for years been criticized by Sen. McCarthy (R Wis) and others. ' J ? j Davies was recalled ' from his vvwkku1 yvot ok A-uiiia, x vl u, idol week and told by Dulles he j was being dismissed because he had shown a "definite lack of judgment, discretion and reliability." In act ing, Dulles followed the recommen dations of a special five-man in quiry board. . J Dulles said there was no ques tion of the loyalty of Davies, who had survived eight loyalty-security investigations during : the Truman aamiiiistration, : Rooster Gets Quick Justice . MIAMI, Fla. vn Police Tues day informed Will Swain that his rooster had attacked a three-year-old child and. spurred the child's forehead, requiring surgical at tention.' i Mil "Yes. I heard about it,: replied Swain. "Where's the rooster?' inquired the officers. ; .'i - r. - Swain led them to the kitchen and kftedHhe lid on a boiling pot New Powerhouse Being Considered At Grand Coulee PORTL.ND (UP) Construction of a third powerhouse at Grand Coulee dam in Washington state is under study in the nation's capital, H. T. Nelson, regional director of the Bureau of Reclamation said Tuesday. - ' ?; In a speech prepared for the National Reclamation . Association convention here, Nelson said the plan if "feasible from an engineer ing standpoint could contain from four to 12 additional 108,000 kilo watt units. He said plans -will be dependent, upon, future Columbia : river developments, i s . : l " f : v I - ..IB Wc Giro and Redeem Green Stamps i lLZ)LrvJ 0 Thursday is Roberts Big Dollar Day Event! Re member too, Your Extra Savings Arej' Green Stamps. ; Sorry . . ; No Mail, Phone, C.O.D. Orders Accepted.7 4 t ' .. Thursday Is the Day Free Parking All Day Thursday SPECIAL PURCHASE! i ! 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J guarantee. Sizes 10 to 13. Perfect quality 3 pr. Men's Main Floor Boys Socks-' .' Sport- styles multicolor ' patterns various designs Sizes 7 to 10 - 1 1 Boy'g Main Floor or $ri gns . 4 pr. U Mens Leather Belts :W Width Saedes and $ oesigns Keg. 1.50 values Sizes 30 to. 38 2 for 1 Men's Mafn Floor ; 1 Boys Jackets - . " . Water repellent some , ' hooded styles Sizes , . :'6 to 20 - j . " v Rov'a Maln Floor Mens Knit Polo Shirts Values to 1.95 Terry J and flat prints Asst. colors . " 2 for Men's Main Floor i : Boys Orion Nylon Sweaters ' ; V neck styles "'. , $T ' AssL" colors : - . l Sizes 6 to 16 1 - iJ ' Boy's Main Floor. r ' r Boys Broodcloth Briefs " Beg. .69c . .-, - J ,Si2es 6 to 16 - Asst multicolors 3 for 4 : t Boy'-iIabi Floor Boys Polo Shirts . '.Si2es 6 to 18 ' , . $ AssL patterns' 1 i . Reg. $1 value . "2 for Boy's Main Floor Liberty Street-Court Street i- . ski 1 '1. i Granite Cloth 48" width Solid colors Wide selection of shades : , yd. 1 Draperies Third Floor r Organdy Sash Curtains High Style patterns Values to 5.79 "V Odds and ends pr.-Ji Draperies Third Floor : Sheer Casement Cloth - 48" width Values to 1.0Q yd. AssL selection 4 yds. Draperies Third Floor 1 Card Table Covers ! AssL colors . ' Quilted plastic " fitted Standard size Notions Mezzanine 1 Trulen Panels : Colored net green,' red, 5 wine, blue, and gold -Values to 1.95 ' ' Draperies Third Floor 1 Unlined Draperies 48x84 Gold, green ' $ wine, brown beautifully tailored JC '"" '"" Draperies Third Floor ' Jewel Boxes . AssL colors f 5 Satin lined - - ' Lock and key . " , Accessories Main Floor Rayon Briefs -Womens Sizes S-M-L. ? : - Pastef Colors .. , i AssL styles 2" for - - Lingerie Main Floor . Seat Cushions - i . Foam rubber ' . Soft foam, . " Easy to wash 1 r . 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Pictures Values to 8.95-rScenics, florals, moderns ; Odds and ends Furniture Second Floor 2 Childrens Rain Boots Bed brown yellow Tote style Sizes 5r to 10 Shoes Downstairs 1 Reg. $2! Figurine Vases 1 AssL styles and colors $n Excellent:' . ' 1 Quality ; ; lloqsewaren Downstairs 1 China Cups and Saucers 1 Large Selection $n 'AssL styles I and patterns Housewares Downstair! ' Plastic Drizxle Boots Two Styles ' Long wearing sole All sizes for women Shoes Downstairs l2 Childrens Sandals - Sizes 8 to 3 Sandal styles -Long wearing 1 . ShoesDownstairs 2 One Gallon Thermos Beg. 3.95 1. 1 j Keeps liquids hot ' ; f or cold, v - 1 . Housewares Downstairs 2 Ladies White Uniforms White cotton $ Sizes 10 to 42 5.98 Values ' '. "' . ' Uniforms Second Floor 3 Plastic Coated Shelving Famous marvalen $n quality-i N AssL; colors - ' Housewares Downstairs Ladies Dresses Values to $1199 s - ' ' $ Clearance r . Broken sizes ' ' ' ' Dresses Second Floor 3 .Ironing Board Pad & Cover Reg. 1.69 Value $ Fits standard size metal table . - , . Housewares Downstairs : 1 Famous Name Brassieres Nylon,- satins, - cottons , , $ -, Complete .-". ' Size range.- Foundations Second Floor 1 Drawer Knife Holder Beg. 1.98 Beautiful $ finish wood . - Holds 5 knives'.' ' ; Housewares Downstairs 1 Back Lace Corsets 5.95 Values While . Short length .. ' Sizes-25-33' ' ' " Foundation Second Floor 2 Wrought Iron Coffee Warmer Childrens' Jedniei" ' Elastic top.- -'- J Sizes 2 to 6'- - ' " '' ' ; - Blue Bell '' Children Downstairs 1 ?; lack leaf pattern - $ bmplete with candle i s - i J . . Housewares Downstairs 1 8 pc. Tumbler Set - Beg. 3.95 - 10-oz. size ' ' . famous brand glassware Housewares Downstairs Girls Panties - -' ' Sizes 2 to -12. ; - , AssL colors - Various styles -4 for Girl's Downstairs 2 Recipe File - Beg. 1.95 Hinged finished .wood cover . - Housewares Dcwnslairs Childrens T-Shirts - Famous Healthtex . . ; V! Sizes 1 thru 6 AssL colors Childrens Downstairs 1 $1 Overnight Luggage Case " Beg. 16.50 18", $ rm AssL Colors . Satin lined Luggage Downstairs 1 ' Girls Wool Gloves ' Fancy trims J Large selection of colors . assL patterns ' ' Children Downstairs 1 .4 Costume Jewelry Necklaces earrings Pearls " Values to $1 . 2 for ' Accessories Main Floor Plastic Mixing Bowl ! Reg. $2; 2Vi qL ' $ Unbreakable Tough ' i ; durable plastic . 2 for Housewares Downstairs 1 Wrisley Bubble Bath Hand . decorated j lass holder amous quality - - . Accessories Main Floor i "WE GIVEAND REDEEMQGREEN STAMPS Plastic Shoe Bags Holds 6"pr -AssL colors ' Quilted , : 'Notions Mezzanine Head Squares Wbite.only ' large size 79c, if perf .limited ; 4 for Accessories Main Floor 1 Plastic Garment Bags ' Jumbd .16 garment v Size-Zipper ' fastener - : ' ' ' ' ' Notions Mezzanine Ladies Handkerchiefs New florals and . , . 5 " solids Buy for gifts : 4 1 for -- Accessories Main Floor 1 1 t
