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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1956)
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He jumped from the truck, safely. But Goebel looked again and saw the car was full of children. He ran after his truck, grabbed the steer ing wheel and headed it into a hillside. The truck missed the. car, but upset and spilled its coal all over Goebel. His fractures mostly involved ribs. . . ? , . Misguided Missile Cuts Gas Service ALAMOGORDO, N. M. - A (as company official said Wed nesday night that a misguided, guided missile from one of the nearby military test sites had cut off service to 22,000 persons in the area. Carl Reed, manager of South ern Union Gas Co., said he was told the missile had punctured a fas line. He said crews walking the pipe line ever since gas stopped at I p.m. found the line crimped nd sealed about five miles north ef the main installations of White Sands proving ground.' Army demolition teams were ordered into the area to clear the way before gas men would be al lowed to repair the damage, Reed Mid. Hearing Set on Pay Hike Demand Of Warehousemen OLYMPIA UTl A public hearing will be held in Seattle Jan. 25 on request by warehousemen for a 33 1-3 per cent increase in some storage rates, State Public Service Commission Chairman Ralph Dav it announced Wednesday. He said the increase was asked for open room storage rates of household goods. ' The Washington State Ware housemen'! Assn., which has filed the petition, contends that ware housemen have had increased op eration costs in the past several yean but have had" no rate in creases, Davis said. The bearing will be held at the commission's office on pier 52. Military authorities would not comment on the report. Reed earlier commented about recent near misses by missiles where the pipe crosses the test area. White Sands proving ground is in a test area of about 50 miles by 200 miles. Others in the area are Holloman air development center, suffering a lack of gas with Alamogordo, and the Ft. Bliss, Tex., firing range. Observers suggested that the object that broke the line could have been any one of the stand ard rockets or missiles used at the bases the Honest John, Viking, Nike or others. Meanwhile, housewives who never got their supper potatoes browned faced the possibility of heat-less breakfasts also. Few homes or commercial establish ments here use electricity. Get Up Nights? Backache? Lumbago, Leg Cramps? Fuffy Eyes? ' USE SCIIAEFER'S Diuretic Tonic Sold at Schaefer's Drag Only SCIIAEFER'S DRUGSTORE Opea Daily 7:31 a. m. te I p.m. Sundays, f a. m. ta S f m. 135 N. Commercial Helpful Advise Offered On Winter Mower (are A few simple preparations now for the winter care of your power lawn-mower willpay -ff in handsome dividends next sDrins according to Allen Hardware. 236 N. Commercial St, Salem's lead ing dealer lor power lawn mow ers. Owners of power mowers need only lollow these lew elementary steps to insure an easy-to-sUrt. properly operating mower next spring when the first mowing day rolls around, say Allen s ex pert. 1. Mower and engine should get a complete cleaning, remov ing all dirt and dust Grass should be pulled from the ends ol the reel and dirt removed irom tne chains and mower deck. 2. Drain gasoline from the tank by removing the fuel line. Start the engine to remove any re maining fuel. Gasoline left in the tank over winter may become stale, resulting in gumming of the carburetor. Oil should not be removed from the crankcase of the 4-cycle engine. 3. Remove the spark plug, squirt a few drops of oil into the spark plug hole and pull the starter through once or twice The spark plug should then be cleaned and replaced in the engine. 4. To protect the machine from rusting over the winter storap Deriod. a lieht film of oil shouli be applied to all moving parts and exposed spots. S. The final stage in the win terizing of your power mower is to cover the machine to pro tect it from dust and from ad justments" by children playing near it An additional helpful hint i from Allen Hardware is to have any necessary repair wor i handled now, before the mower 'is needed for the spring work Repair stations will do a much better Job when they have sum cient time to work on the 1 machine. ' ' 1 By carefully following this simple procedure you will be re warded by finding your first spring mowing to be a pleasure, 1 Allen Hardware promises. i Paid Adv, JIK Here arc the winning numbers of the drawing held at SAFEWAY S T O R E, 2575 S. Commercial, Salem, on Thurs day night, Dcccmb er 22 and 29. 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