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Attempt to Float 'Big Mo' The combined efforts of 21 tug
boats failed to float the battleship Missouri, aground on a mud
bank in Chesapeake bay. This airview shows part of the
tug boat armada straining to release the giant craft. (AP
Wirephoto)
Schools Boost
March of Dimes
The extra curricular activity
schedule of the Salem public
schools next week will include
a "March of Dimes" assembly
at Richmond and a program at
senior high; election speeches of
Leslie high student candidates
and an initiation of the Girls'
Letter club at Senior high.
The activity schedule for the
week includes the following
events:
Monday: Registration at senior high;
, 6:50 a.m. election speeches, Leslie; 3:00
p. tn. elementary principals, ad building.
Tuesday; 9:00 a. m. Girls league, sen
ior high; 9:00 a. m. band concert, Mid
dle Grove; 0:15 a. m. March of Dimes
assembly, Richmond; 3:30 p. m. faculty
meeting, Bush; 3:30 p. m., faculty meet
ing, Highland, Supt. Bennett, speaker;
.3:45 p. m. faculty meeting, Washington;
4:00 p. m Auburn, Lincoln, Swegle fac
ulty meeting at Lincoln; 7:30 p. m.
P.T.A., Swegle; 7:30 p. m., school board
meeting, ad building: 8:00 p. m.. Moth
ers and Dads club, Garfield; 8:00 p. m.,
March of Dimes, senior high; 11:15 a. m.,
Girls league assembly. West Salem.
Wednesday: 12:30 p. m., movie, sen
ior high; 1:00 p. m., Bush assembly, Mrs.
Berndt'a class; 1:00 p. m., Hayesvllle as
sembly, Mrs. Rawlins class; 3:30 p. m
P. E. In service 34rd. 4th grades, rhythmic
demonstration by Mrs. Boston's 3rd grade,
McKlnley; 350 p. m., Dr. Horace Miller
meets with Highland faculty; 4:00 p. m.
Art In service, fith. 8th grades; 7:30 p.
in.. Mothers and Dads club, Garfield.
Thursday: 9:15 p. m., Richmond stu
dent primary assembly; 12:20 p. m., soph
omore noon program, senior high; 1:00
p. m Prlngle assembly, Mrs. Mix's class;
1:15 p.- m., Lincoln assembly, Mrs. Toy
cen's class; 1.30 p. m., Mothers club,
Washington; 4:00 p. m spelling-writing
committee, ad building; 7:00 p. m., Girls
Letter club formal initiation, senior high.
Friday: 12:85 p. m., telephone assembly,
senior high; 1:00 p. m., Auburn Mothers
club; 1:00 p. m., Salem Heights assembly,
Mrs. Fcnimore's class; 1:00 p. m., High
land assembly, Mrs. Mittendorfs class;
0:00 p. m., Middle Grove Community club.
Sergeant Convicted
For Murder; Gets Life
Yokohama,- Japan, Jan. 21 0J.R)
An army general court martial
today convicted and sentenced
to life imprisonment Master Ser
geant Clemens Johnson, 28, of
Little Rock, Ark., for the mur
der of Sgt. William A. Hicks,
30, of Pittsburgh, Pa.
Trial evidence showed that
Johnson became involved in a
quarrel with Hicks at the NCO
club at Zama on the night of
November 7. Johnson left the
club, returned with a carbine
and pumped five shots Into
Hicks, killing him instantly.
Errol Flynn to Learn
To Cook to Win Bride
Cannes, France, Jan. 21 (U.R)
Film Star Errol Flynn said to
day his Romanian princess won't
marry him until he learns how
to cook.
Flynn announced his engage
ment late last year to Princess
Irene Gaika, 19-year-old Ro
manian refugee.
I certainly will marry her."
he said, "but before the mar
riage she wants to make sure
I m a good cook."
SPECIAL MEETING with
Rev. L. C. Mastad
of Los Angeles, Calif,
beginning Sunday, Jan. 22,
with services in the morning
at 11 A.M. and 7:45 in the
evening and continue every
night at 8 P. M. until Friday.
You are most cordially invit
ed to attend these services at
CENTRAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH
North Capitol and Gaines
G. B. Rundstrom, Pastor
Listen every Sunday morning
at 9:15 to the Central Luther
an Hour, KOCO.
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MORRIS OPTICAL CO.
444 State St. Salem, Ore.
Motor Stages
Rest Two Days
Oregon Motor Stages announc
ed today that the company's runs
were discontinued Saturday
morning for two days.
A. L. Schneider, general man
ager, said the shutdown would
be for Saturday and Sunday on
ly and normal service, at least
on local runs, would be resum
ed Monday, weather and road
conditions permitting.
Schneider said the company
needed a two-day period "to get
back in shape after lack of
proper servicing on vehicles dur
ing the bad weather.
Bids on Seaplane Base
Portland, Jan. 21 P) The
army engineers invited bids to
day for leasing part of the Fern
nidge reservoir area as a sea
plane base. The person who
leases it would have 2.41 acres
of land and 442 acres of water
for the base.
WORSHIP WITH US
9:45 A. M. Church School
Two Morning Services
9:45 and 11:00 A. M.
"Our Daily Testing," ser
mon by the Minister.
5:30 P. M. Junior High
Fellowship
6:00 P.M. Senior High
Fellowship
7:00 P. M. College Fellowship
First
Presbyterian
Church
Chemeketa at Winter
Chester W. Hamblin, Pastor
John L. Goodenberger,
Assistant Pastor
Six Nabbed In
Khan Jewel Case
Paris. Jan. 21 UJ French
police reported today that they
had arrested six gangsters, found
two slain, and sent out alarms
for three more in the $710,000
jewel robbery of the Aga Khan
and his beautiful wife last August.
One of the Surete rationale's
greatest manhunts was reported
to have brought arrests in Par
is, Marseille, Cannes, Corsica,
and Strasbourg. None of the
treasure snatched from the
Moslem leader on the Riviera
had been recovered.
The tough "Corsican Gang"
was staggered if not shattered
by the campaign against its
members for one of the great
est Jewel robberies of all time.
Some 40 pieces of rare value
were lost in the holdup near
Cannes.
Roger Senanendj, called "Big
Roger," who from the start had
been suspected, was found slain.
Also killed was his blonde miss
tress, Renee Remy, for whom
police had been searching since
the robbery.
Man Served 8 Years for
Crime He Didn't Commit
Atlanta, Jan. 21 U.R Sanford
Allen was paroled today after
serving eight years for a crime
he did not commit.
State parole board Chairman
Edwin B. Everett said a girl who
claimed Allen criminally as
saulted her told the board re
cently that she had lied.
Infant Is Christened
Gcrvais The christening of1
little Diane Lucille Davidson
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
Davidson of Woodburn, took
place at the St. Louis Catholic
church, Sunday' afternoon. Fath
er Norbert Fritz performed the
baptismal rites and Mr. and Mrs.
William Uppendahl were the
godparents. Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Davidson of St. Paul and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Manning are
the grandparents.
Scio Earl K. Miller was re
elected for a five year term as
director of the Scio Rural Fire
Protection district at the annual
election. Jess W. Nickols is chair
man for the year, and Earl Mil
ler is secretary-treasurer. The
remaining directors are J. H.
Hildreth, J. W. Kelley and
George Miller.
Drug Discovery
Helps Arthritis
Philadelphia, Jan. 21 (U.R)
Discovery of a new drug, called
artisone, for alleviating the pain
and swelling in arthritis, was an
nounced today at a regional
meeting of the American College
of Physicians.
The drug has been used suc
cessfully in treating patients
suffering from mild and severe
rheumatoid arthritis. It was in
effective in very advanced cases.
The importance of the new
drug, its discoverers said, is that
it can be made available eventu
ally in quantity and at moderate
cost. It is not toxic.
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Capital Journal. Salem, Oregon, Saturday, Jan. 21, 195011
They preditced artisone would
be the forerunner of a group of
new synthetic hormone-like sub
stances which it is hoped will be
valuable in the treatment of de
generative diseases of the aging.
Already, several other deriva
tives have been synthesized and
will be tested clinically.
Announcement of the new
compound was made by Drs.
Donald R. Fitch and Peter J.
Warter of Hahnemann hospital,
ana Dr. Joseph Seifter, director
of the Wyeth Institute of Ap
plied Biochemistry,
Seifter stressed the fact that
aristone is not a cure or preven
tative for arthritis. Indications
are that patients must continue
taking the drug, with "rest
periods" between series of doses,
to benefit from its action.
Portland, Ore., Jan. 21 (U.PJ
John G. Craig, 19, was electro
cuted last night at the Davidson
bakery, apparently while oper
ating a switch, firemen reported
today.
HEAR THE LAST DAY MESSAGE
SIGNS!
MIRACLES!
WONDERS!
SIGN GIFT MINISTRY
A Nationwide Revival
A message of Deliverance.
ef Many have been healed of
cancers, tumors, deafness and
blindness . . . SERVICES
NIGHTLY 7:45, BEGINNING
TUESDAY. JANUARY 24.
INTERDENOMINATIONAL
. Patterson Calvary Chapel
DR. F. W.
1143 N. Liberty (Between Belmont and Market) - Ph. 3-8958
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DALE HANSON
Each Morning at 8:45
Monday Thru Friday
Saturdays at 6:45 p.m.
KOCO
Each Nite Except Sat., 7:45
He Preaches in
EVANGELISTIC
TEMPLE
Market St., Park Ave.
DALE exhalts CHRIST, rebukes
sin, defies saten, encourages
Christians in his Dynamic Scrip
ture quoting sermons. Welcome
to the temple.
Rev. Walter S. Frederick, pastor
CHRIST he SCRIPTURES!
Would faith in the Bible bring order out of the
world's chaos? Can modern man safely trust in
Holy Writ? What did Jesus say on the subject?
You ought to hear this stirring address.
Sunday Night, Jan. 22
6:30 O'Clock
In the.
Johnson Memorial S. D. A.
Church
Corner of N. Summer and Hood
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The lad in this picture has been into some kind of mischief,
and his dad has called him "on the carpet." His drooping head
and downward gaze suggest a consciousness of wrongdoing.
These are always tense moments in parent and child relations,
because they involve a meeting of personalities in a situation
which might easily serve to strengthen or weaken the parental tie.
This is no occasion for parental anger, arrogance, or bluster.
The situation calls for a sympathetic understanding, a calm
appraisal, and good judgment based on the moral and spiritual
elements in human conduct
Parents need the wisdom of God and spiritual guidance in
dealing with the behavior problems of their children. Mistakes made
in these circumstances often lead to unfortunate results.
The counsel of the Church and the inspiration of the Scriptures
is offered to every parent who seeks divine guidance in meeting
the responsibilities of parenthood.
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