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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1956)
DcaliYUcio Hcarly Halved Divorce Von In U. Si Since Earlv ICfin' Rv I " ' " w , j - iJWSRi SiSttJjr- " - -VOW Airman NEW ORK Death is talon. Four timrs m, f,.u ..,.k1 - a -partial holiday in the Initrd yoar for adults 25 to 34;' three S1"' . . . times as many for men and worn- Death was a grimly busy agent en 33 to 44. back m l'Joo. If the same death rates pre vailed today, there would be: Missing Doat Found Safe Si: afesman, Salon, Ore, Mori, Feb. 13, 'Z3 (S.-c. IP-3 The Air Force said the boat was; located by a CS4 search aircraft: TOKYO UP A missing American crah boat, its crews o( seven air- m iinhnrmwl UrC liiur'i an. chored off the southwestern tip of thflt established radio contact w.thj Korea Sunday. -,,ne tafa weak radio transmitter. MINNEAPOLIS .P One of the! The Air Force said another Unfit reported all aboard were safe.' 11 American airmen released by.as speeding to the scene and The crash boat lost radio contact ; the Chinese Communists last Au- would soon nave tne stalled craft , That is one way of expressing. "l"'' w e nuge dividend of extra years . " j (U-foot boat had been under way I said the boat ran out of fuel as U: Five times as manv little raskoL : ' ' . ""-c lM,s "m"-v i . .. , ... i since Friday morning. It dtsap- approached the small islands infant. ,,nn. IJ 1 1 CTOt KOm SUr- " "J"" . almost immediately after leaving and sea search for the J,1Pan An Air l'orce poman bearing infants under one year old Wife Works Mate's Trick For Fur Coat Information f Worthington, Minn., filed the vey by the Health ; Foundation. ; suit against his 20-year-old wife, The death rate, from all causes iCharlene, charging she gave birth' fwr 100.000 people has been t0 a child ntar'y 21 mon,ns after chopped nearly in half, as an aver- he left the lnited statcs ior over' age for all age groups. The great- ea du,y- ' est area for death's holiday is Judge Levi M. Hall of Hennepin among babies, but there still are county district court granted the dramatic extensions of life for age divorce Thursday. He said that groups over 55. since Benjamin left the country .) . Lou 500,0M I'"U in July W52 and the child, was At the 1900 rates, death would be ",e "",a" claiming 500,000 infants under a could not have befn the cmld'1 peared after leaving Fukuokt. Ja pan, Wednesday for Munsan, Korea. where it was found. He said the islands were unnamed on available maps. ' instead of father- SAN TEDRO, Calif. Conway. 53, president of a fisher men's club, wanted some new fish- ins gear and a boat but he needed ear ola eacl year, his wife's approval first. lOO.OOO. Death would be taking' Benjamin was greeted by a joy- Ile bought a salt water wishing 260,000 cnildrcn 1 to . aot ous homecoming last August when rod, wrapped it as a gift and gave18,000' .Di?ease and accident would he returned to Worthington. . His it to his wife, Margaret. She chuck-' c'a'm'n8 195,000 young adults' wife, whom he had married only led. turned the rod over to hubby, ' 25 ,0 Mi 'nslead of 42.000; 0.-a month before he went overseas, the fisherman in the family 000 aged 35 instead of only presented him with a gold wed- A few days later Conway spotted 1 77' ,. ' ' ding h,nd as mecon an outboard motor he wanted, had : Mortallty ha; been cut 40 ;er lie and the other 10 airmen were it gift-wrapped and sent to his ecnt amon8 men and women 45 to released following nearly 24 years wife, with an affectionate note, en- "u M -r ccm among of captivity They were taken pn- again, gave " lu U!, M Pcr cem -r soner after their B29 crashed in people. 5 and older. the Yalu river area in January medical science ana improvea : 1953 ,.,. living standards mainly brought: '..' the dividend of longer life. Anti- '. . '"" " 'V " . ' . "..7 L-il1fnt J tput i iui uuijr at tuning it iu, SKI I LI Hi , it- l : r r a m . r,.-..,. u4 1: 1 1 1 ncttiiinziun. u.,t luniurruw. mra. pital care, X-rays, vaccines, better Benjamin and the chi d are stay health knowledge, all helped m1 '"8 wtti her parents in Worthing- make life better and more produc live as well as lonprr wnen ne got nome rriaay um- The death rate shows a steadv closed. She laughed him the motor. A third parcel much bigger arrived for Mrs. Conway this week The nn'e said "the motor won't ho V .""'"u. Kl k j ...i.i..,. . ui 11.. . oioucs, Diooa transfusions the boat." Still a good aport, Mrs. Conway turned the boat over to her husband and waved as he went fishing. ton. 1 1 v , . A & way found a snazzy box on the dec line vpar hv vo.ir uv f,r iqih 1... I.7 In.7 . ii i ' If lllllll. m W i it ...... - "J table, with his name on it. He re-! when a searing flu epidemic shot i moru me nuuon ana paper, open- back up above the levels of 1900. ea me dox ano iouna a orana-new n.ri lady's fur coat, with an attached D,," price tag, $600. ' Throughout the half century, a 11 v nviv .-uivi iimmv J vv nn v Gun No Toy NEW YORK i - Emanuel Ma- T 11.1 WAAu U L0VS rOVETIOAL LHaiJlia)a1a))))))))))J We Hive Money Available fome In and Talk With Toda? Commonwealth Inc. N 11 jour new gift. Love. Margaret." . .n . ' " lazia and ' friend threw whisky 198 S, Lihrrty Strrrt Flione 4-2211 1 U.S. Wins Test Case in Housing Prof it Recovery ALEXANDRIA, Va. t - The government won Saturday an im portant test case in its effort to recover millions of dollars pocket- most of available health services ed by builders as profits from gov- and facilities." Bugbee said. "The declining faster than that of men. Despite these gains, Americans' record of preserving health ind life is still "not as good as it might be," declares George Bug bee, president of the Health Infor mation Foundation. The foundation is a fact-finding educational organ ization sponsored by 200 compan ies in the drug, pharmaceutical, chemical and allied industries. "The public Is not making the 1 1.1 . . 1 . . . SP Domes amuraay ei a gunman. w no, r,, t i. entered Malazia's liquor store and pointed a pistol at thenl. The gun man fled in panic. "Yes, sir, he didn't scare us with that toy gun," Malazia and Abra ham Berkowitz, his pal, later told Del. James Fitzpatrick. The detective bent down and picked up a .32 cartridge. It appar ently had fallen from the "toy" pistol s clip. emment insured post-war housing loans. : The term "windfall" profits was applied to the money during ex tensive hearings by the Senate Ranking Committee in. 1954. Sen. fapchart 'R-Indi, then chairman of the committee, estimated from 500 million to a billion dollars may have been involved. The profits accrued to some builders who obtained large Feder al Housing Administration (FHA) loan commitments based on ad vance cost estimates and then managed to build their projects for less. Federal Judge Albert V. Bryan ruled in two cases involving about 21 million dollars Saturday that the builders had no right to dis tribute the excess money as divi "I think I'll drop in the tavern value of medical care should be so 'iiext door and have a. : .a root well understood that the average beer Malazia gasped. American will seek his physician s advice in time to gain the most from the treatment prescribed. -"In addition, such understanding should lead the individual to find a place in his budget for care which he may need from physicians, hos pitals and all others who provide health services." A-BOAT COMING DACCA. East Pakistan I The atomic showboat is A-comin' for the 35 million Pakistan Bengalis. It is a jute barge chartered by the U.S. Information office here to carry the Washington govern ment atoms-for-peace exhibit through Bengal where the rivers including the Ganges are the main crashed Graham Enters Mental Hospital In Straitjacket I travel arteries. DENVER Ufl Accused slayer John Gilbert Graham was taken in a straitjacket to Colorado Psyco pathic Hospital Saturday, less than 24 hours after he attempted sui cide in his jail cell. - Dist. Judge Joseph M. McDon aid ordered a further examina tion for the 24-year-old Graham, charged with the murder of his mother in the dynamiting of a Nov. 1, killing all 44 aboard. '-vK-XvW'WwXfr KvM-' r - - iti ii.-i --itjiiiJ' I 1 . .' J y X v V V amazing 1 new Ju LJ LbU LI Lb mm TinQ juJUto half& full 11 N OW 1 at your favorite Shoe Repairer's AND ON NIW SHOES, TOO! by Cat's Paw With iww MicrbliU tnl yon t both foat-wvin Ughtnttt an4 dnUar-tn war! GrMlMt advanc vrvr in walking comfort! Put lifhtar, lonfrr-irertnj, waterproof MiarobU mlm on mil Um family ' ihocst Add " Uvm" of comfort, mar and non-dip mtrtj ...with ClCl Pm IUIIEI HEEUI Cht'i Paw Ruhtar C, dHImi.M4. S.P.S. 13002 Plywood Manufacturers Ship Via S.P.&S.RY. : ' tsl:J-i . y y Wise Plywood manufacturers specify Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway when shipping to all major points in the United States. 0 Careful handling, convenient schedules and on-time delivery helps make satisfied Plywood customers. Ship your goods the safe, sure way... , via Spokane, Portland and Seattle Railway. For information call Oregon Electric Railway Co. J. D. Surles Otntral Offkttt AmH(n mnk ItJfl., ftrtUni, Or. SPOKANE, P0HTLAND and SEATTLE RAILWAY SYSTEM Ui wd TrtrW "Tfct NtrltwMfi Owa Mwf MUQM S 1W STiHL 1 XBftW SiaMI MLS AN. THOUSANDS MaH JyiS - - -, . t The steel companies' multi-billion dollar expansion plans mean new plants, new equipment, new processes to keep pace with our rapidly increasing population and steadily rising living standards. The companies plan to add 15 million tons of new steel making capacity during the next three years. Steel's great new growth also will create thousands of new jobs good jobs. There will be good jobs in the steel industry itself and all the other industries big and little that use steel or supply the needs of the steel companies. . Steelworkers average more than $100 a Neck, placing them among the top 10 per cent of American workers. In addition, steelworkers have substantial benefits such as insurance, pensions and others. Today electric power, electronics and many branches of science are all working right with and for the steclworker. Machines do heavy work formerly done by hand. Horse power has replaced human muscle power for most jobs. Among the 645,000 steelworkers are men adept in almost any trade or vocation you can name. In addition to the men " who operate furnaces and mills there are bricklayers, car penters, machinists, toolmakers more than a thousand different kinds of jobs. The steclworker is a leader among wage earners. He stands high in his community. He has dignity. 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