The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, July 13, 1956, Page 7, Image 7

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    Negotia Hons Con tin ue in Steel Strike 'State Fishery
PITTSBURGH Wl Steel ne
gotiators Thursday resumed ef
forts to end the 12-day old na
tionwide steel strike and recessed
nearly two hours later without
word of progress. However, an
other negotiating session was
scheduled for Friday morning. .
. The session "appeared to end on
if)ore amiable note than was ev
' fenced before it began when un
ion Pres. David J. McDonald said
the industry "has no intention" to
work out a new wage .contract
"at this time."
The industry's top spokesman
: Immediately - denied - McDonald'!
statement. And when the meeting
ended neither industry nor union
leaders had any further comment.
Left Alone
The Federal Mediation Service's
three-man team sat in on the
meeting for only 45 minutes, then
said it was leaving the two par
ties to "bargain in good faith."
Shortly before the meeting re
cessed, the mediators were sum
moned back to the negotiating
room. Joseph F. Finnegan, direc
tor of the mediatinp service, then
told newmen another session will
be held Friday. He said he felt
the spirit of collective bargaining
was evidenced In the meeting
the first negotiation session held
since the- strike of 650,000 steel
workers began July 1.
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Finnegan said he and his aides
Wcnzell's DuajRole Voids
Dixon-Yates Damage Plea
would be standing by ' Friday
morning when the meetings are
resume. But he declared the gov
ernment has no plans to sit in on
the session.
the exchange of statements by
McDonald jnd John A. Stephens,
vice president of U.S. Steel Corp.
WASHINGTON I - The Jus
tice Department said Thursday
the dual role played by Adolphe
H. Wenzell voided the 1954 Dixon
Yates private power contract, and
the government owes nothing for
cancelling it.
On this and other grounds, the
department asked the U.S. Court
of Claims here to dismiss the
action brought-by the Dixon-Yates
Interests, through Mississippi Val
ley Generating Co., to recover $3,
S43.77S.4S from the government.
The company claimed it had
spent that much on preparatory
work for a proposed 107-million-ftollar
private power plant at West
Memphis, Ark., before the Eisen
hower administration pulled out
of the contract. "
la TVA Territory
The plant was to supply private
power in Tennesses Valley Auth
ority territory because of large
withdrawals of TVA power by the
Atomic Energy Commission for
AKC installations.
The Justice Department's reply
to the suit echoed Democratic
charges made before cancellation
of the contract that a "conflict of
interest" was involved.
"Null and Veld"
The department told the claims
court the agreement was "contra
ry to public policy,, unlawful, and
null and void" because Wenzell
at the time the contract was be
ing drawn was a consultant to the
Budget Bureau in relation to ex
pansion of electric facilities in the
TVA area, and was also a sal
aried vice president of First Bos
ton Corp. of New York City which
became financial agent for the
Dixon-Yates interests.
Money Relumed
But Pair I WW
For Robbery
" COMPtONrCalfCi " -Police
have arrested two brothers on
charges of holding up a cafe, al
though the victim says they gave
back the money.
Officers booked Ellie Lee Hud
dleston, 28, and his brother, Billy,
22, Wednesday on suspicion of rob
bery and identilied them as the
men who entered a cafe operated
by Mrs. Margy Gillingham. She
said they told her that she was
being held up and that they want
ed $20.
"I can't afford this." Mrs. Gil
lingham said as she handed over
the money. ,
- She said one man - ordered the
other to give her back the $20,
which he did. They walked out.
and top Industry negotiator, came
shortly before the goverrtmcnt ar
ranged peace talks began.
Affer McDonald said he believ
ed the industry had no intention
to work out a new contract im
mediately, Stephens said:
."I can assure von that I and
my associates will our utmost
to reach agreement," Stephens
said.
Tarzan Fined on
Drunk. Charge
HOLLYWOOD im Actor Johnny
Weissmuller has been fined $210
as the result of a collision between
his car and another on Hollywood
Blvd.
The fine was imposed Wednes
day after Weissmuller, 52. was
convicted of drunk driving. The
former screen Tanan is now Jun
gle Jim on television.
Chief Named
PORTLAND I - Milton C.
James Thursday was named Ore
gon state fisheries director start
ing Aug. 1.
He was appointed by the Ore
gon Fish Commission to succeed
M. T. Hoy, director since 1954.
Hoy, who has been with the com
mission 33 years,' is to be assigned
other duties.
James is now research coordi
nator for the Pacific Marine Fish
eries Commission here. A grad
uate of the school of fisheries at
the University of Washington, he
is a former member of the Inter-'
national Halibut Commission and
Inter-American Tropical Tuna
Commission and held fisheries
posts with the federal govern
ment; At the same time the commis-
i sion announced that J. C. Clausen
had been named supervising engi
neer to direct the Lower Columbia
Rocky Beach Dam
Start Forecast
Late This Year
WENATCHEE I Construc
tion of the 200 million dollar
Rocky Reach Dam near here
probably will start this fall, offi
cials of the Chelan County Public
Utility District said Thursday.
The statement followed, word
from Washington that the Power
Commission had granted the dis
trict a license to build the 644.000
kilowatt dam.
It will be about nine miles
above Wenatchee on the Columbia
River. - ;
Statesman. Salrm, Ore., Fri., July 13, ,1956 (Sec 1)T
Santiam River Work Planned
PORTLAND I Bids were
called today by the Portland Dis
trict Army Engineers for revet
ment work' at three locations on
the South Santiam River.
The projects are east, northeast
and southeast of Albany.
Bids are to be opened here July
26.
ENGINEERS TO TRAVEL
NEW DELHI - India is
sending eight drilling engineers
and six geologists to Russia next
month (or training under the U.N.
technical assistance program.
River development projects. He
took over the post July I.
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At the same time, the engineers
announced award of a $70,36$ con
tract (or three other bank protec
tion projects on the river. They
are at Katcham, Eagle and Pape
locations, all near Crabtree in
Unn County. - .
The contract went to the Floyd
point or view ;
NAPLES (INS) Gaetane Ail
Ice, a postal elcrk jailed for opes
ing mail and removing money,
lamented that he never stole
money addressed. to individuals,
but only that addressed to char
ity. Anlce explained that he clas
sified as "needy."
Grahra Construction' Co., Lcba"
i non. '
If Fish is Your
Wish , , ... -
W Hay Your Dish ...
Halibut Stak . . 75c
(With All the Trimmings)
THE SAN SHOP ,h XX2r'm
Portland Road at North City Limits
For Ordars to Co Phono 2-6791
VESSEL DONATED
FIGUEIRA DA FOZ W - Por-
tugal now has a new 329-ton coast
guard vessel, U.S. -designed but
built here under the U.S. offshore
procurement program and turned
over to the Portuguese navy. Mrs.
Forest Sherman, widow of Adm.
Sherman, was among the guests
at launching ceremony, along
with her son-in-law Capt. John
Fitzpatrick, U.S. naval attache in
Lisbon.
Pemey's
A O Wl whtn you can realty utt them . .
hundrtdt of warm tctather buy$l
MBIIIBII
mm
SUMMER
DRESSES
Now Reduced!
Second Floor...
o Many Styles
j o Most all sizes, too . .
2
for
9
Summer styles now reduced . . . sparkling
prints and plains in several fabric type . . ,
easy tc care for cottons, rayons and others . . .
your opportunity to buy several at this price.
Misses, juniors, half sizes-.
SECOND FLOOR
ENTIRPrSTOCKlOSr
SWIM SUITS
NOW REDUCED . . . v
Many, many styles and colors to pick
from . K .
SECOND FLOOR
WOMEN'S COTTON
SKIRTS REDUCED .
Clean-up of summer cot
tons ... Good coor and
style assortment ... Al
most all sizes
SECOND FLOOR
1
.88
Basement Drees Clearance!:!
THREE RIG GROWS ...
GROUP 1 . . .
Cotton Prints and Plains .
Wonderful assortment of fine qua
lity washable cottons . . , Misses,
juniors and half sizes , . . Over
200 to pick from . , ,
2
44
GROUP 2 . . .
Cotton Prints, and Plains'.
One big price range in this group
topirk from . . . All much higher
priced cottons . . . Most all sizes,
too.
3
.33
GROUP 3'. . . , ..
Daeron Sheer Prints...
Prints for every mood, sil-'
nineties to stand out on
nearly every fieure. Fabu
lously full skirted, these
beauties wish perfectly, re
quire Just a once-over lightly
.with the iron.
5
.00
JW.
4 :
miey'
AT0 Wl when you can really use them ...
hundreds of warm tveather buys!
STORE HOURS:
Mon. and Fri.
9:30 A.M. to 9 P.M.
Otber Days 9:30
A.M. to 5:30 P.M.
For Your
Convenience! !
lbv, .v.v..
i
Women's
Rayon Knit
Gowns ...
Ha
(mm
Women's
i Embossed
Cotton -Vz Slips
1
.00
Sixes
32 to 44
Dresm-in gowns youll love U
live in! Penney's wisp light
rayon beauties! Three neck
line styles in flower fresh hues
. . . Penney priced so low you
can pluck an armful!
MAIN FLOOR
1
.00
Site
S, M, I
Help yourself to savings on
Penney's peak proof half slip.
Embossed cotton arrow-narrow,
slips unnoticed . under
your sheathiest sheaths. Ma
chine washable, little or no
ironing necessary.
MAIN FLOOR
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ISemi-Sheer Rakashan
As frost-cool as It looks, this
:omfort-conscious Wrinkl-Shed
cotton by Dan River will be
many a man's sport shirt fav
orite this summer! Penney's
Towncraft styling and thrift
price will have a lot to do with
it, too!
MAIN FLOOR
1
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Sixes
1
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p a . a ."I' i'
Savel Open (
Weave Men's
Straw Hats .
1
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IV v.
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Air-cooled, yes sir! Penney's
open , mesh-weave toyo hat
Tastefully ttylefi to keep, you
looking your best
MAIN FLOOR
Save! Women's
10-oz. Blue
Denim Jeans
' 1.50
-iL" Siios
10 h 20
Sturdy 10-ox. sanforized vat-,
dyed blue denim . . . Machine
washable . . . Sixes 10 to 20.
SECOND FLOOR
SavehGirlV
Collon Shorts
Sizes
3 to 6x
Chonse from ehnmhrays, pliss
es, crinkle cottons, nylons, col
ton poplins, denims. Hurry in.
SECOND FLOOR
ilk
GirlV Cot ton
Swim Suits, Now
$11.33
JL
Sixes
3 to 6x
Good looking prints are set off
with a solid color bra top
styled with shirred front, and
shirred elastic back for good
fit
, SECOND FLOOR
V i
Toddlers Cotton
Sun Suits
7 Sixes
H to A
Frosting-colored ruffly charm
ers of no Iron rotton . . , that
washes and dries while your
tot is still napping.
SECOND FLOOR
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Cotton Yardage
I
An
Inch
Crease-resistant cottons, ever
glaze cottons, printed lawn,
poplin, chamhray, many, many
more!
MEZZANINE
v'--JVwewpv.'r v-msJ
Gold Print
Draw Drapes
$0.00
48"xM"
Florals! Provincials! Sccnlcs!
Moderns! Small to large prints!
36-inch cottons, cotton-rayons.
Bright fade-resistant color.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
Save!-36-Incli
Drapery Ydge.
50
c
Yard
Compare Penney's price for
gold-print draw drapes of
sliky ravoa acetate. Wide,
beautifully tailored.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
Downstairs Store Clearance! !
Aft i'l.tlmr Women's Cotton Plisse 1 (Ml
Oil lilliy sunback Dresses l'JJ
10(1 PoSi Cafe Curtains, Plastic Showers, 1 (U
1 Sash Curtains. Only . pr.
900 Y.ifle M" Lightweight Plastic yds. $1
MM IdTUS Yardage. Now, Only for 1
20 Only 5. TTl Vi,cose ' 2-77
2 Only
ugs . . , Now . .....
Pxl2 Ft. Frost Tweed Viscose $
Rayon Rurs . . i Only Ea. '
JL.
Entire Stock of Matchstick
Itamhoo Drapes and Blinds
Now Drastically Reduced! !
Shoe Dept. Clearance!
Women's ami Children's Styles
1.00
JL
Good selection Of women's
and children's sandals . . ,
Asst. colors, most sires.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
YOUH
CHOICI
PAIR
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Shoe Dept. Clearance
Two Rig Assorted Groups
2M rr J-80
Main Floor Clearance! I
.... 1 .! . 1 . 1
Big, nig selection m m-ucr g
sandals and dress shoes . . .0.00
Most ill sites and colors.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
OA If-!- ak..l.r Walking Shorts..
I till viii, Assorted Fabrics
I 'IT VlnJ For Walking Shorts Pr
i,iVl 1 ILCt.S Assortment . . . Now Only.. for 1
2.33
Mezzanine (Clearance! !
Rayon Flannel Suiting
Yd
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at - I It .1.1 n liarrnir Sheers and Dots
11 P;,,,,, 80 Square percale Prints . . .
II I Ul Yur choice . -
i,s..lr Famous Name Cotton Dish
'UMUJIliy c,n!l , , . As,t. (llr, ...
1 - a I., I .r Miniature Terry Towels , . .
!.. I . ow onlv
' fi..lf Famous Name Terry Hand
,tU lllll V Towt,,, , , , A,st colors '
1210 Only IT?:7.... 6
21 Hnlir S8"x58" Lace Table Cloths ... O vi
. IJllIV Ynilr rhot., 0nly . .. . for o.
aye
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Second Floor Clearance! !
21ft I..!.. Women's Shorts . . . Assorted 77f
HI 1 air stJ.e, , , , washable Denim . .... Pr. u
.I'd fk.,1.. Women's Better Cotton Print 9 JMl
ZM) Ullly skir(, ... Now Only
Ofk f ,l.r Sub-Teen Girl's Summer 4 It
Zi) Ullly presses ... Now . H
1 1) ii,,K, Infant's Cotton Plisae Boxed ,' 1 1)1)
IU '"V Sleeper Sets . Now .......
1 00 Only S !::... 50c
9nll1l, Famous Name Strollers Q J9
U,UV Collapsible Frame . . Save yt
t I I.. Kr B"v BiiBKies . . , Bed Lifts Out Q
. Ullly Rubhrr wh,.,.,, .M
9n., 6 Year Size Hardwood' (ribs 151I.J!
' "u ,7 Sizes 1 to 6 . . . Your Choice J "
iViJt P'lir fiirl's Denim Jeans .. . J
io i air Now 0niy o,
"!l l.,! Women's Bermuda Shorts "I rn
. I tlir Now Only . J..'