The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, October 21, 1955, Image 20

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Newspaper Page Textr S-Sec 2)-Sfatsman, Salem, Oregon, Friday, Oct. J1, 195S -.- , om Duties. WitliGolf Partner 1 Fi Ghats Net Profits - Of Department Stores Gain Bt DOUGLAS B. CORNELL DENVER cf President Eisen hower put in a "very quiet day JChursday in a serene 24-hour in ;terlude of rest and relaxation be tween Cabinet level business con ferences. . ' : . The President saw Secretary of ment banker who is an old friend and bridge and golfing companion. It was the first time since his Sept. 24 heart seizure that the Chief Ex ecutive had had a bedside visitor pther than members of his family and administration officials. ' ' t Presidential . Press . Secretary wate uuues Wednesday and win I James C. Hagerty said ' he ima trinsult Friday with Atty. Gen. , gines that from now on "more and -SrowneH. But for Thursday he put more personal friends" will be al $irofficial business " aside not lowed to drop in. V even any papers to sin. 'Cheerful Mood 1 . A o Eisenhower d id mark up another Although it was a dull, tirst as bis doctors NEW YORKf U Department stores racked up a 50 per cent gain in net profits in the first six months this year, the national Retail Dry Goods Assn. disclosed Wednesday and, said the NRDGA, the brisk pace should continue for the balance of the year, with Christmas sales '"top ping all prior records." ' A survey undertaken by the NRDGA's controllers' congress showed that the higher profits for the" first " six months were achieved oo. increased sales of merchandise at lower prices. De partment ' stores- clamped ... down on operating- costs, the survey said, and stepped up their sell ing punch. They also increased . fh. ouageu. J La UJVtUia ICUUilCU UVClLcOL UJJ' tUC lUdW since UlC . a ti it . , - . . continued satisfactory progress in early days of his fflness-the doc- LZZZ Iwffm bis recovery from a heart attack: tors said I the President was in .1" taxes, the stores profit iHe visited for 15 or 20 minutes Jn "his hospital room with 'Clifford X Roberts, the New York invest- ;U.S. Economy Booms Along' At High Level f WASHINGTON (JF) The Am erican economy boomed along at av record rate of 392 billion dol- J?rs a year during the third quar ter of 1955, President Eisenhow er's economic advisers reported Wednesday. liA sharp upswing in personal Spending accounted largely for the increase of 7Vi billion dol lars in the July-September rate W production of goods and ser vices. Z.If the pace continues, the total 7955 national product a key gauge of economic conditions would come close to 400 billion dollars. This would compare' Vita . slightly, more than 91 bil lions at the end of the depression 19 years ago, and would almost double - the immediate postwar figure of 209V billions in 1946. '5The high for any past year was 365 billions in 1953. Last year tie dollar value of all goods and Services was 357 billions. -"President Eisenhower has said fSe national economy should ex pand to 500 billions a year in the sext - decade. Some economists contend that's too low. -The quarterly ) estimate was prepared by the president's coun cil of economic advisers and sent ta the senate-house committee on the economic report. . It followed a commerce depart ment report earlier this week that bolstered hopes voiced by Secretary of the Treasury Hum phrey for a budget' balancing tail fiscal year which might lead t? tax. reduction Bext year. The commerce announcement set to tal ' earnings of individuals ' and businesses: during the April-June quarter at a - new high rate-of 321 billions a year. . Skives Are Wives Anyplace', Claims luiss Journalist S&EW YORK ( A visiting Bjussian journalist maintained Wed . esday that wives are wives the vitorld over, and just as stubborn wpder Communism as they are fader capitalism. Anatoli Vladimirovich Sofronov, Manager of a Soviet magazine, VTas amon? five . Russian iniimal. ists who visited the Metropolitan Jluseum of Art. -He saw a man copying an oil i Ai i i: .1 l j"iuuns uu a&ncu mm uirougn an Interpreter why he was doing so. want to prove to my wife ttatM can paint," replied the American, Daniel Dunlop. a cattle firmer from Williston, Fla. ?'Ml wives are the same," sighed Sefronov. "You have to prove everything to them." Fuenrer Once7 ' 7 Planned Flight, Driver Qaims v. . - . . i CAMP - FRIEDLAND. ' Germany UF) ' Adolf Hifler's motor pool of ficer. Just . returned from Soviet captivity,- said Thursday night the Fuehrer once prepared to flee from besieged - Berlin ' by " car, ' but changed his mind. 4 - f - "It's all the same whether J dfe in Berchtesgaden.iBavarian moun-f tain retreat) or in Berlin," ex-l CapL Karl Schneider quoted Hitler , as saying, "as long as the Russians do not get my body,' ! Schneider said he was ordered to provide . the gasoline which , was , used April 30, 1945, to cremate the bodies of Hitler and his bride of a day, Eva Braun. Hunter Sought in Fremont Shooting 7 1 ; BEND UH The; person who shot John E. Clifford. 18. of Oak ridge, still is being sought by po lice. : . .; A bullet from a bunter's gun shattered -Clifford's leg over . the weekend: "He: was struck as he made his way toward a deer be had killed in the Fremont National Forest Hospital attendants where he was ' taken called the Injury serious." ,:, ' !. Odd Fellows Sell Corvallis Site CORVALLIS W The frame building which houses the Odd Fel lows Lodge and the ground it oc cupies' here have been sold for $107,200. i Members have approved the sale of the building and the 100 by 100 foot lot for that amount. It stands in a downtown location. It has been purchased by a department store. ratio for the first half of 1955 equalled 1.2 per cent of sales, Sam. Flanel, , general manager of the Controllers' Congress, said. This compared to the first six months last year. It Now; Takes Over 1,000 Steak a Week 1 . To Supply the Demand at Nohlgren's , " ' " Try One Now! Served AIT Hours Daily TB CIO I fMM . With , Tossed Green Salad !lUr bl KLVJI IM Bowl,-. Baked Potato Hot . . Rolls strawberry Jam. STEAK 1 sinn From Swift &"ComDanv ONLY JLVlvf 40SVTf SALO The oil filler on your car will from the oil in 5,000 miles of driv remove a pdund or more of sludge'ing.r . ' ' ' ' Enjoy Your Family Dinner In IJpnian's Cherry Room ! " Special $1.25 . Dinner for f-y Friday, Octobor "21 1955 j v- !' Breaded Veal Cutlets r Mushroom Gravy- -! . m ' h . - Whipped Potatoes -.j ' - ' Glazed Carrots': : . Hot Roll , Butter ).. 5alad ; Choice of Dessert f Milk'Hot Tea or Coffee Children .' Under 1 2 Half Price Service Until 8 P. M. i happy, cheerful mood. . They reported . that his blood pressure and pulse continued nor mal and his cardiogram, which shows how the heart is healing, "continued to be satisfactory . Atty. Gen. Brownell will -be fly ing in from New York Friday forj a 6 a.m. MST). arrival at the; Denver White House. He is expect- ed to see Eisenhower in midmorn- j ing, then hold a news conference.! Asked for guidance on the nature ! of Brownell s session with - the Chief : Executive, Hagerty said he is "coming out to discuss Depart ment of Justice matters, includ ing some recommendations for legislation." ' Since , Brownell is considered something of a political master mind for the administration, there were conjectures here- and in Washington that his trip to Denver might lead to an exploratory look at the clouded political situation. But Hagerty tapped on the head any idea that Eisenhower and Brownell might get into politics. As for this morning's visit from Roberts, Hagerty said that was purely social. Roberts is chairman of the exe cutive committee of the Augusta National Golf Club at Augusta, Ga. Eisenhower has a cottage at the dub and has been going there for Thanksgiving and the Christmas and New Year holidays. Of ficials Deny Northwestern PortSlisht WASHINGTON Pentagon officials were quoted Wednesday as saying there was nothing to re ports that the largest -portion of military personnel headed for the Pacific area would be shipped out through San Francisco instead of Seattle. An aide of Rep. Tollcfson R Wash), who checked on the situa tion, said she was told by military authorities that Seattle would con tinue to be the main port of em barkation. She said during recent months there had been an actual increase in personnel going through Seattle despite a decrease in over-all movement of troops out of Pacific Coast ports. ACORNS FROM THE : POISON OAK! Why experiment? Other medics may possibly cure rou, but the additional suf fering is not only unneces sary, but also very painful. ;for quick relief, try HOOD'S Poison Oak lotion SCHAEFER'S DRUG STORE r Open Dairy 7:30 A. M. to 8 P M." rv sunaays, 9 a. m. to p. m. 135 N. Commercial WITH DEL KILNK We Could Change The Nanie But .it migKt be mfsfeading. You see -tions that Room the en." I've had sugges we call the Oak "Hamburger Heav- But our Oak Room Burger's just one item on the Oak Room menu. Just a 90c one.' 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