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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1956)
Texas Town Jops to Have rOvvr 100 OS Its Population' in Church Niwt Sunday OI.Nr.Y. Tr. i - Thla TrM town llit-i tO tin vi itmi r m-c i j 1 1 n 111 church the night o( March 18 Immediate Delivery h Shavings I Sawdust Bert McCool, Rt, S Ion 418 1 Kile ' I r rhont Z i:2l k Kjlrm. ()r. ft tlua lit mlird population, I'Uni re uiiihr wy no 10 (ill every rhurrh In town on Uil nikllll, Wltllh Wul4 i lM!Ut 4.IXK) prrimtt. Tim population I Olney U approximately 3,7(K), Krmiie Hitrhel, llUs ! mn who mule news rct. 29 by keeping 1 promt to personally (III the First Methodist church in Dallas for -nday nlt'M srrv Irf 1. will be the speaker it Ol- nry' tint MrlHuilit church on I Olnry's Mayor Cirroll Wilson I hna issued t pro Ltnwtiun drug nutlng the nltit t Murcn in "All t'itiwns' Church Night." Residents ire wrjrlna liprl tuit ion wiih the words "Nile 18' 'on them. CommUters ire 'contacting ill residents, both In town md In the runl irei, reminding thru) to attend church. Leston W. Howell Donald Waggoner Charlei Edwards y, ! f'l " - .- . . - : r , fhV rr r ! 'S. ; L-4 L r 1 J 1 1 i i naei suMaj 'if ktaK M "The seme loving cere afterwards -as you gave before" Most convenient ff-ttreet parking for funerals, three entrancet . . . car capacity. HOWELL-EDWARDS FUNERAL HOME 545 N. Capltpl Strt ACROSS FROM SEAM rhont 34672 risenberrif? 1 mwu Frctcription Phormocy Salem . 4-3336 Opes Until 11 r.M. Saadivt nd Holidays 12 A. M. to I P M. S P.M to 9 P M. 130 S. Liberty VULCLLi ttit cperdtt as m . 24 hr. PRESCRIPTIOM SERVICE AFTER 11 P.M CAll SALEM 3-9123 Duplicate Prescriptions On Flic in All Stores Daily Deliveries Downtown Store ' Salem 3-9123 310 Court ' Medical Center Store Salem 3-3157 2440 Great St. DR. SEMLER Says: YM 4m l Md Mill became yyr crtit h t foi t cik t Dr. UmUi't. Arrant H kTall year Ktcattar dcnral wark comalltld RIGHT NOW ... ar m yaur aw iaaiaa bla tarnn yaa caa tatily afford. CROWNS FILLINGS , BRIDGCWORK PLATE WORK INLAYS X-RAYS The,re are NO EASIER CREDIT TERMS" You will appreciate how aaty It Si to arrange for credit in Dr. Sender's dental offices . . . no red tape ... no delay ... no bank or finance company to deal with. You pay AFTER your work is completed, and you can spread the payments over eny reasonable length of time. REMEMBER, there are no easier credit terms than those offered by DR. SEMLER, All Prices . Quoted la Advance CM htmSMMfW "! Parkins Tickets VaUdated . , . ire say earUai let, whit yea a kaii , ifi Mrxkn aarfanae' ia aar affica. reJi 1 B nnn 1 11 Amo $fo of legisfef Dtnfisft r ' 1 i.K;,nh;i i!M;m;1' mI.'II- IHOM 3-331! IM teMCI Riid Price Backers Slill Seek Victory Fly I T)IS B. IIAAKtNSOM WASIIINtiTON Omiirr tlonul K(m nti-a ol rltld muiuto lory (arm prlte lupiwrta said Sat urday Ihry a t ill rxp1 to win out di-pite two ma)or trthiuki In the Snuiie Ltt wrtk. 'l bflifve thr U in rxnllnit chance (r at kat onr jcar tx-ti-nln o( mandiilory M prr ctnt mppwli, partioilarly on wheat." Sen. Young (It NU) laid In in Interview. , . "The questioned tie vote' last nltfht will be Important whrn Sen ate and limine conferees tit down to rompronilMs these Usues," he added. Young refmrd to an injry Sen ate floor fight last night In which Vice I'residrnt Nixon rescued major section of the admlnlntri tlon'i flexible and lower price sup port program. Nixon cant the de ciding tully after a 45-u tie vote j on knocking out special mandatory supports on wheat, but the pro cedure wos challenged by Sen. jCore D-Tenn. . .Battle Ruipradrd The battle over the controversial farm measure was suspended un til Monday with Indications that the Senate can complete action sometime next week, j Then the measure must go back to the House which last May i j voted a two-year extension of rigid supports on. basic crops by a narrow 206-201 margin. Agriculture Cemmltlre Rep. Cooley (D-N'O, chairman of the House Agriculture Commit tee, said: "The House will stand by the House vote until the last minute. I don't have any idea of doing anything other than standing pat." House refusal to accept the Sen ate version In its entirety, which Is highly unlikely, will send the measure to a Senate-House con ference committee. Cooley, who will head the House conferees, pointed out that the top five members of his committee, both Republicans and Democrats, "all have been staunch supporters of the 90 per cent program... "We won't recede." he said. "We've, got to maintain the posi tion of the House. M.ilr-in.in, Salrin, (he. .1., M.;r. II. V.i in a iery W v v f6k t clVc) .1 -n J 1 - . .-a . . L. L Cl . E.,t 5AIT LAKE CITT-5alt lake tounry iiremert rigm io quancn riameS CngUIr V.Hr glt0;nt flames engulfing station wagon in which five per tons were burned to death early Saturday. Ixplosion and tir ocorrea wnm nenwi wagon rammed rear of another ear and caromed into a filling station gasoline pomp. (AP Wirephoto). i Wounded Stein, insuranc broker In volved in investigation of union w I f a r e Insuranca racketeering, wae critically -wounded Saturday by an un identified assailant. (AP Wire-photo). J Snowbound Party Reached j By Rescuers CRESCENT CITY. Cain. (-A snowcat loaded with 200 pounds of food reached a mine Friday night where six persons had been strand ed since Feb. 13. A radio report from the tracked vehicle said they were all well. E. H. Pyles, district manager here for the California - Oregon Power Co., said Jim Smith of his firm had headed a rescue party of four that reached the mine at 11:30 p.m., after a 10-hour trip from Medford, Ore., over snow- blocked roads. The six persons were isolated at Azalea Mine No. 1 in Califor nia's Del Norte County, six miles north of Gasquct. They are: Walter Freeman, mine foreman from Grants Pass, Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. James Perry of Sea side, Ore., the mi- owners; and three persons from Cave Junction, Ore. Lou Lively, "Pop" Miller and Larry Lee. -7: 1 , o-t - , - - r .jf . s , - r C ' ., I I - V..; . J- -i ' 1 : LJ. III I ' 1 ' , i - I .. ' S 1 i V., , t V'1' '. 11 ) I- Bette Davis Plans Movie in Maine CAPE ELIZABETH, Maine - Actor Gary Merrill says he and I his actrcsr wifcJctte Davis, who live here, hope to make a motion Uicture in this area next summer Miss Davis, he said, will piay the part of a nun directing an Lorphanage. He will be a big league ball Dlavcr who lost an arm in Air Force service. Merrill said elaborate sets wouldn't be needed and that he would prefer to work near home than on the west coast. fAA. CLi WEST IOS ANGEIES-Charles Cahan, UamDier OnOl J9 wh0 w cantra figure of cele brated "Cahan decision" limiting police search and aeaure, lies critically wounded In a receiving hospital Saturday. Police booked lloyd Woods (lower left), 47, on suspicion of assault with intent to commit murder. They said the shooting oc eurred during an argument over Dixie Dorsett (lower right), 23. (AP Wirephoto). j I aawrte EVANSVIUE, Ind-A mile long pr- HOSpital rVlOVeS (,uion ef mi.,r.;,r trucks lined Evansville 'streets Saturday as all of the patients, equipment and furniture from the old St. Mara hospital were moved te a new building six and one half miles away. (AP Wirephoto). r ... 1 1 "1 r x 1 ' I" Jo Join ' N J Omtm 9t-. U.S. WIAfHI SURIAtf i x mmm )mm9 l hom If.. Oar W--T Miio . ) ftf tUo-'Majl' trmf-i.tw.rl l,f4 19 j , -n NEW YORK - Precipitation It forecast Sunday for Lakes HotS Ot Precipitation lU$f Ntw York, northern New Eegland, Ohio Valley, Middle Atlantic states, portions of the Mississippi Valley, Dakotas, Rocky Mountain states and Oregon. (AP Wirephoto). NEW Y OIK - FBI agents and New York City police Saturday broke down a hotel room door and arrested Rocco Frank Titeo, 32, whom they say was an accomplice in the $188,000 robbery of a Port Chester, H: Y, bank. (AP Wirephoto). t state a co.vr.mc.AL, sallu Woftrs-Atisfpfi tldj. 3 "ai '- I J aPaaaaaaaaak BJ lv STAPL1RS 'STAPHS This 4-tecond loading open thunntl Stapler ma time and tempers...and when it's loaded with those non-clogging 100 round SmnglineStapIti it does thequkkett. neatest, stapling job in any office, home, factory or school nmmsi iTPiNtt rtTACKii t I .... . . ,. r . -,. ... ... . . . 'C - A,..mi .SANTA MONICA -Three-day. eld !30n Or'MCireSJ obi( joKn Fontaine it admirecT by hit mother, actress Corinne Calvef. He husband it actor Jeff Stone. Stone't real niroe it Fontaine, Baby,, first for Fontiines wat born Thursday In Santa Monica. (AP Wirephoto.) - -. T U.iCTfEUi- Cheerful residents of CyprUS TranSpOrt JypttTid one of their number as he rides a donkey after bKyclet end motorcyciet wero banned as a result of uprisings. (AP Wirephoto). V . ' : : !
