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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1951)
S ec n Caaftal huuL Salesn. Ore.. TMiiT. Aaf. II. 151 1,1 Where Harrieane KLUed Eirht Splintered ruirj ii all that 5 w"'" of on of the ouildmgs at the Kicgnoa. Jamaica, i B.WX, pooroouse where eignt died in the wont hurricane to the British Island colony's history. Deau toll for the island siood at loj. AP Wife-photo i. Recover Two Bodies 'Following Drownings CBr im ' ' Trw i Tit boiit, of two persons.' drowned in awimming accidents. ".were recovered yesterday i!on- -day). James Courtney, is, drowned Ua night in Jordan creek while srmrirrmtr with rVtnmninm nir Jordan dam. He was the son of ""r. -Scio. Eleven brothers and sisters .aurstve. Most people, ii has been found. I Average incomes ranged from The body of John McCoy are unable to hold a camera and';S693 in Mississippi to S1.909 in JWood, 62, was recovered yester- shoot a picture at less than ;Delaware and S1.98S in the Dis may fro.-n the Santiam river near l'25th of a second. trict of Columbia. Topooit 416 State St. rs '.y-.sr ;he Sweet' Koxe waier plant.- Coroner Gien N. Huston said, Washir-rion. Aug 21 .P Am Wood apparently drowned while erican income in 1S50 averaged iwiaynicf Sunday. Kj ciotnrn- id were fojcd on the river oanx. Haks Kill Eight Manila. Aug. 21 Com - ir:'";:;;1 - - . , " f?y "r"?. " " - Pampanga Several others were injured The Huks escaped. The truly new idea in toppers is the trend to more expressivt color and lines. So choose a bal collar, bold color Varsity-Town Tweed that gives you the feel of wearing a definitely new coat. $40.00 u $57.50 OPEN Ex -V -7" ifj jk ' ; fit I $1436 Is Found Ave. U. S. 1950 Income ..... loT woir. . . ... ana child, accorcir.ff In tne jeommere department. j Thia waj a gain of J116, or , nine cect, over 1M9 and was hightH dollar total in his- ,tory, the department added in a report Saturday. A 6 5 per cent advance in the cost of living plus riae in taxes 'cut down the net gain. Come on in Fellas- You'll find just Hi clothes you're looking for . . . whether it bt for classroom wear or oround the campus ... for study tablt comfort et night ... or to escort tht bast girl to Hit game er donee. Sport Coats Slacks White Stag Jackets Days Cords Dobbs Hats Manhattan Shirts Nunn-Bosh Shoes Interwoven Socks Jantzen Sweaters Jockey Shorts - Shirts Pioneer Belts & Braces TuYPflfK OJ FRIDAY NIGHT "STOM Of STYLI, QUALITY AND VALUI" MOXLIY AND HUNTINGTON Campus ROTC j Ready to Work 1 With fil appointment of four con-rr 'scoped and six non-com-1 missioned officers and eomple-j tioo of new campus headquarters the Willamette cniversty AFj ROTC program is ready to begin j operation September 15, wnenj students register for fall semes-i ter work New classrooms, offices and supply rooms have been reno-s vated in lne university fymna-" sium for the unit. j Major Gilbert H. Charters.: assistant professor of air science' and tactics has just returned to, Salem, following a f :x week , academic instructors course at' Maxwell air force base in Mont-1 gomery, Ala. ; Three newly assigned master sergeants in the Willamette AF' ROTC are currently enrolled in a similar course at Maxwell air base, preparatory to the unit's activation in September. i i Major Gilbert H. Charters and Captain John W. Thompson. as- sir-ant professor of air science! and tactics, are slated to enrollj in a special 10 nay course inj world political geography at the! University of Portland, Aug. 20.! They will instruct the newly de veloped geographical course to freshmen AF ROTC students in . Ceptember. Major Norman W. Campion, professor of air science and tac tics, will attend the annual con ference of A F ROTC professor at! 4th air force headquarters. Ham- Uton field, Cal., Aug. 27. Officers iium iue v. trsiem states anal Hawaii will be present. Hugh Given, Dallas, was an- pointed assistant military prop - erty custodian this week. AND The M an man, lrA v2P it's time J U to graduate to a L UPPENHEIMER You'll go lOOfc for Kuppenheimer's fmibjul styling the longer, lower, looser, loungier look that's caught oo so fast. You"re entering a man's world and in a man's world, successful men are most often well dressed men. Wear Kuppenheimer Clothes, nA you'll alwavs be sure about those all-important first impressions. We'll we to k that you stiea the Kuppenheiinet that 'i ngbi for yon. Varsity Town end G'eif iuits. Style standouts for univer sity men. TIL 9 (OtlD bp 6 ' Together In Reno Singer Frank Sinatra and Ava 'Gard ner dine together at the Riverside Hotel in Reno, Nev., where Sinatra is filling a singing engagement while waiting out the six weeks residence requirement for a Nevada divorce. Asked about reports Mrs. Sinatra would contest his action he said "I honestly don't know what she w-ill do.' But in the next breath added. "I think you can safely say Mas Gardner and I will be married." (APWire-photo. Orthodox Party Wants Agramonte As Prexy Havana. Cuba, Aug. 21 Toe Orthodox party has named Roberto Agramonte to succeed Sen. Eduardo Chibas as its can- diaate for president m the 1952 ;e'ection - i Agramonte. a plump and BACK TO Shop $80.00 $60.00 u $65.00 Salem ja.iaa .-ear-oia couege pro - fessor. takes up the campaign' shot himself in a gesture in-1 tended to arouse opposition tojPrio Soccaras. Chibas died last the regime of President Carlos week. Kefauver Insists He 5aar Industrialist Is Not Candidate Released by French Washington, Aug. 21 OP1 In-! Bonn, Germany, Aug. 21 W sisting he is not a candidate, French occupation authorities Senator Kefauver (D.-Tenn.) announced last night they have says he has asked supporters to pleased Hermann Roechling, 78 stop circulating petitions to put year-old Saar Industrialist, after him in the Oregon primary as trviDt two and a half yean of a presidential candidate. jn.year war crimes sentence. ne loio a rciricr u..! . recent trip "' and "asked them to stop circu- !r Vh." n, ' Senator Douglas (D.-lll.) has because of bad health, taken a similar step, but his sup-1 Roechling was convicted in porters have said they will go Jan nary, 1949, of using slave la ahead anyway. . ;bor and exploiting French indus- tries during the war. Capital Journal Ad Mi1JeMiM SS, I SSL Dies From Injur, merchant of 1190 North 21sti street planned to leave Salem to; maxe nis nome in sail i-aw t-iiyi ,in mid-September-if he could , Exhibition Park, died sell hU home and furniture. , rday in a hospitaL ! So he placed a want ad in the,' Tn Englijn.born jockey was Capital Journal Wednesday, d Saturday when nis Aug. 15. hoping to sell his home; m;unt A,cie WaIker umbled . witnm 1 1 month. Instead his home ; U)e bacR Jtretcn durjng the auju uiai infill unuusu mc ! ad and the papers signed the next day. , . .imii., i.i.m.nt t:. a ;also. AT Get them now while the sizes are complete and we can offer every size and width. Get them at PRICE'S, where you are assured of the finest quality and service. Guaranteed Price 95 135 No. ,,fc u;,,, rommiuioner An. dre Francois-Poncet said Roech- the Saar" had been 'condition- lUIjr" freed for good conduct and Vancouver, B.C., Aug. 21 (Cp) jocHey 'jerry Sullivan, 24, ... .... , , hri, i- : sixth race, throwing him to the track. Had he recovered, doctors said he would have been paralyzed for life. Sullivan came to Canada two vears ago. He is survived by 'his widow and one child. of Liberty . .. , ....
