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24 Capital Journal, Salem, Oregon, Thursday, July 14, 1949
East Salem Youths Are
Given Party by Relatives
. East Salem, July 14 At the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Brandt
"on East Garden road about 60 relatives and friends from Portland,
.Albany and Silverton and Salem met for a picnic dinner in honor
-of their two sons. Glen, who was married juiy a ai Keno, Nev.,
El ..to Maralyn Anderson of Salem and Pvt. James Brandt, who is
jiume uu luuuugn irom Aiiania,
Ilia. He ielt by plane Wednes-
day morning for Seattle and
from there sails for Kobe, Japan.
He Is a mechanic in the army
ordnance and will be in the Bay
shops there.
Mrs. Lester Purcell and Mrs.
Louis Purcell were hostesses for
a shower Tuesday night at the
Charles Norton home on East
Garden road in honor of their
sister, Mrs. Francis O'Conner.
Invited guests were Mrs. H. C.
Engle, Mrs. Kenneth O'Conner,
Mrs. Kenneth Purcell, Mrs. Har
old Norton, Mrs. Roy Watkins,
Mrs. Ed Ferrill, Mrs. Jake Wag
ner, Mrs. Graccn Gerard, Mrs.
Jake Ackerman, Mrs. Grace Un
derwood, Mrs. Dale Martin, Mrs.
Virgil Ellis, Miss Alvera Purcell,
Miss Vera Ellis and Mrs. Norton,
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Yost and
family of Swegle community
nave returned from a vacation
trip of several days spent at
iong Beach, Wash.
Mrs. Estclla Hoeye of Es
mond, South Dakota, is a guest
in the Charles Salter home on
Swegle Road this week.
William Damery of Fruitland
community accompanied friends
on a week-end trio to Madras.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Welty
B!
Farm Phone Bill
Passes House
v Washington, July 14 W) Leg
station desiened to make mod
rn telephone service available
to more than half the nation's
farm homes went to the senate
Hoday with the overwhelming
tacking of the house.
. It was passed by the house
yesterday by a vote of 282 to
109. Most of the opposition
came from city members rescnt
iul over lack of support from
4arm state congressmen for the
administration's housing bill.
- The legislation would allow
the rural electrification admin
istration to operate in the tel
ephone field in the same man
ner that it now operates in the
Jield of rural electricity, subject
to approval by state regulatory
Jodies.
The REA could make loans to
telephone companies, or to co
operatives formed to provide
telephone service, with' existing
companies, having priority for
Jhe first six months.
West Salem Bus
Fares May Jump
' The West Salem Bus compa
ny, operated by Robert E. Cov
ert, has filed application with
the public utilities commissioner
for a permit to increase rates.
The application will be given
a hearing Tuesday, July 26, at
the West Salem City hall, start
ing at 10 a.m.
.The buses run between their
terminal point at State and
Commercial streets in Salem i
and their terminal point at
Kingwood and Edgewater In
West Salem.
Present fare are, one way for
8 cents or one token, and four
tokens for 30 cents.
- The requested rates are, one
way for 10 cents, and four to
kens for 35 cents.
Tan Neckline'
Is Introduced
By DOROTHY ROE
New York, July 14 (IP) The
battle of the neckline goes on
apace in fall fashions currently
being previewed for the nation's
press.
Designers vie for the most
daring decolletage, and one of
the newest and most startling is
known variously as the "fan
neckline," crumb catcher, bal
cony and shelf. It consists of a
bodice flaring upward and out
ward from the waist, with no
apparent means of support. It
is calculated to arouse the oppo
site sex, who are doomed to the
disappointment of finding that
a bra arrangement behind the
"fan" makes it all modest, after
all.
Jo Copeland, known for her
sophisticated after-five costumes,
employs the crumb-catcher sil
houette to distinct advantage on
a striped green surah cocktail
dress guaranteed to break the
ice at any gathering.
This designer also shows a
sleek collection of slim city
suits, with dressmaker touches
such as velvet trim, brad bind
ing, rows of small pearl buttons
and such. Skirts are slim and
jackets generally longer. Miss
Copeland likes contrasting apron
panels on dark afternoon gowns,
of Swegle road are spending his
vacation at Seaside this week.
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It
Exchange Club Told
Of Hospital Drive
" Eaton Franklin, director of
the Salem hospital develop
ment program, and Al Loucks,
who heads the general fund
raising division of the drive,
outlined the need for the cam
paign Wednesday for members
of the Salem Exchange club.
Loucks detailed the history
of the development of the two
hospitals in Salem and ended
his remarks by citing the crowd
ed conditions of both institu
tions. Franklin, a hospital drive ex
pert, also explained that Salem
Institutions were crammed be
yond state health regulations.
He pointed out that the per
capita contribution needed In
Salem would be smaller than in
other northwest ..communities to
make the drive a success.
Aircraft Factory
Wage Hearing Set
Portland, July 14 A hearing
to consider raising the present
SO cents an hour minimum wage
now prevailing in the aircraft
manufacturing industry on gov
ernment contracts let under the
Walsh-Healey public contracts
act, is scheduled to open in
in Washington, D.C. on July 26,
it was announced here today by
Madison R. Smith, field office
supervisor of the wage and hour
and public contracts divisions,
U.S. department of labor in
Oregon.
: The hearing will also consid
er employment of learners or
app rentices at subminimum
rates, and a proposed redefini
tion of the industry to provide
more clarity, he added.
Funds Distributed
The department of state dis
tributed $1,342,078 today to
counties and cities. The counties
got $1,235,699 in highway reve
nues, while $69,765 went to
counties and cities from liquor
revenues. The amusement de
vice tax contributed $36,613.59.
It
DUE TO HEAVY
SUMMER DEMAND
OLYMPIA BEER
OFTEN HARD
TO FIND.
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Attention
Men and
Young Men
Never Before, Since 1934 Have
These Most Precious
FABRIC 2-PLY
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GABARDINE
SUITS
Been obtainable at
Miraculous
low
PpJk PRICE
Guaranteed Regular
$55 to $65 values
It's no wonder many men are buying two and three of
these suits at a time. We still have an excellent selec
tion to choose from: Single and double breasted models,
sizes 34 to 44, regulars, longs and shorts. Light-pastel
colors, also more conservative solid colors. Blues, greys,
tans, teals and dark brown. Don't delay if you want one
of these most wanted gabardine suits.
NOW YOU CAN BUY
2 Pants Suits
For less than the regular price of one-pant suits
Sharkskins, Tickweaves, Serges, Whipcord
and many other 100 all wool smooth hard
finished worsteds. Single and double breast
ed models, all sizes.
Regular $50 to $60 1 -Pants Suits
Now with c a-i..
vi ssniy
3950
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Pairs of
Pants
Remember the Extra Pair, 'Doubles the Wear'
Are You Vacation Bound?
Then See These Wonder Values
r-
Sport Coats, Slacks, Pants
At 25 to 50 Reductions
You'll find it pays, always, to buy your clothes at J. J.'s,
Salem's Quality Clothiers for Men ond Young Men
Open Fri Nite 'til 9 o'clock
J. J. Clothes Shop
387 STATE ST.
t Doors West of Liberty
Next to lUrtnmn's Jewelry Store
goes In for elaborate side drapes
on her more formal, designs.
Ben Reig concentrates on
sleeve interest for fall, introduc
ing the "mercury wing" sil
houette, which is a flaring lapel
arrangement stitched into the
sleeve seam. He shows also the
mousquetaire sleeve, which is
buttoned from wrist to elbow
and suggests the long mousque
taire glove.
The Boston Museum of Fine
Arts' collection of Chinese and
Japanese sculpture is the most
important outside of Tokyo.
Don't Let Money
Slip Through
YOUR FINGERS!
Yes ... It takes money i
to make money! ... so
enjoy Salem Federal's bet
ter rates. Put your money
to work bv starting a reg
ular savings account or
investment today!
Savings Federally -Insured
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Monmouth Youth
Dies From Bullet
Investigation i n circumstan
ces that placed a bullet in the
head of Douglas McCauley, 18,
who was shot at Monmouth
Monday night, Is being made
Thursday by J. Paul Bollman,
Polk county coroner, following
the death of the youth at the
Salem General hospital Wednes
day afternoon.
According to a story told po
lice at Monmouth by two girl
companions, McCauley had dar
ed the girls to pull the trigger
of the rifle while it was point
ed at his head and then he plac
ed the rifle between his knees
and the cartridge exploded.
The youth is survived by his
step-father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Williams, Airlie.
Woman Stabs Self
Brushing Insect
Silverton In a freak acci
dent Mrs. Cora Dolan met with
a deep cut on her hand, re
quiring first aid and minor sur
gery. Mrs. Dolan was doing some
trimming of shrubbery in her
gardens at the family home on
A street. She noted an earwig
making fast way across the back
of her hand, and in attempting
to "brush off" the insect with
her kitchen butcher knife with
which she was doing the trim
ming, gave herself a deep cut,
severing two blood vessels.
Neighbors assisted Mrs. Dolan
and called help.
The American black bear has
disappeared from most of the
plains states.
Your Prescription Store
WHEN rOU THINK DRUGS THINK SCHAEFER
"It fay:- to Trade at Schaefer's"
7599 Prescriptions Accurately Filled 7949
EVERYTHING FOR THE BABY
vVe have o complete line of medical needs for babies.
Let js fill your prescription.
Special This Week
Friday and Saturday
CHERRY NUT SUNDAE
15c
SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
The Original Yellow Front Drug
And Candy Special Store in Salem
135 N. Com'l. St. Phone 3-5H7 or 2-9123
ATTENTION
TRUCK BUYERS
Now Available Many of the 235 Models
of 1949
Dodge Job Rated Trucks '
for immediate delivery
Including V2, Va and 1 ton
Pickups or Cab and Chassis.
Ideal for flat bed or stake.
Also 1 Vi, 2, 2Vz and 3 ton units.
Trucks to Fit Your Job.
Stan Baker Motors
High and Chemeketa Stt., Salem
Phone 2-2468
1 ANOTHER SPECIAL PURCHASE!?
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