t i Monday. December 11, 1J3S TRK CAPITAL JOURNAL. Salem. Oregon ?f IS TRIPLE CURIOSITY 1 " ii 0 -s. vi fV'i:.,:,.; V;: u Dr.Millikan, Scientist, Dies Pasadena. Calif. UP) Dr. Robert MiUikan, world re nowned scientist and dean of American physicists, U dead. The 85 -year-old Nobel Prize winner succumbed Saturday at a rest borne. He had been bed' ridden lor infirmitie of age for several months. n 'His body will lie In slate to morrow at Forest Lawn Mem orial park in nearby Glendale, Private services are being planned for Wednesday. Dr. Millikan, an authority on cosmic rays, for years was head of the California Institute of Technology here. He lived in nearby San Marino. Winner of the Nobel Prize in physics In 1021. he held 15 honorary degrees from univer sities and wrote IS books and hundreds of papers. His son, Dr. Clark Millkan, professor of ' aeronautca a t Caltech, was with his father when the end came. Another son. Max F. Millikan. Is pro- SCIENTIST DIES Robert Andrews Milli kan, noted scientist who died Saturday in Pasadena, Calif., at the age of 85. feasor of economics at Massa chusetts Institute of Technol ogy. ' Dr. Millikan'a wife, the former Greta Blanchard, to whom he had been married since 1902, died last Oct. 10. Heavy Fogs Close Airports Los Angeles f) Heavy fog blanaeted the coastal area last night and early today, closing airports and forcing traffic to a crawl. Los Angeles International and Long Beach Municipal air ports were closed, air traffic being diverted to Lockheed Air Terminal in- Burbank, where visibility was good. Marine traffic was virtually halted, Pilots, used radar to reach anchorages. Two small boats carrying five persons lost in the fog for several hours but finally made port safely. BETTER LATE Los Angeles US The oper ator of a paper store said he re ceived the following letter from a conscience stricken thief: "Enclosed is the amount of SO cents for money taken from the top of Sunday papers lying outside the store in IMS or thereabouts." BETHEL PROGRAM Bethel Open to the public is a Christmas entertainment to be given by the pupils of Bethel school, under the direc tion of the teacher, Mrs. Lois McDonough, Wednesday night, Dec 23, at o'clock The pro gram will be followed by a Christmas tree and the arrival of Santa. Although many Insects count their lives In hours rather than years, some queen ante may live for 16 years. - Op AMERICA'S Mast Madera KHcseg CAPITAL III N. High More Salem People Enjoy the Columbia 360 Than Any Other City In the State You Can Too! (25 Just Received) At Your High Fidelity Head quarters , CECIL FARNES CO. 428 Court St. Hionn 4-M7I Based en Aetna! State-wide Sales Reports ATHEIDER'S The triple curiosity of these 11-month-old identical trio lets just couldn't be put oil until Christmas. That is why they are seen here making ribbons and pretty paper fly under the tree in their San Diego, Calif., home. Left to right are Pamela, Patricia and Priscilla, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Edwsrd Harris. (AP Wirephoto.) a chain and they walked up and knocked him unconscious. When he regain conscious ness, he said, he lacked $100 in traveler's checks and 1118 fAagic Dollar jffeps Buy Tots Dolls Memphis, Tenn. UP) The little girl held the pretty doll close. Can we have these" she asked hopefully, speaking ior herself and two very young sisters. 4 The mother stood per plexed, elntchinr a tS bill. The doll cost f 1,91, three of 'them would come to $5.94. She gently pulled the girls away from the department Store doll counter. A man standing nearby moved forward and bent jdown. When he raised up he feld a dollar bill. "Did you lose this?" he ssked. t "No," replied the mother In a soft, earnest voice. J "Well, you must have lost it, because I found It right fcere," the man replied, push ing tha dollar bill Into her hand. I The mother brushed away tear as the clerk wrapped three $1.98 dolls. Dallas Masons Plan Centennial Meeting . Dallas Plans are being made for the observance of the 100th anniversary of the founding of Jennings lodge. AF ft AM, In Dallas. The dispens ation was signed by Grand Master John Elliott, Jan. 20, 1SS4. . ; The Installation of officers who will act for the ensuing year was held at the Masonic hall at 8 p.m., Dec. 17. Installed were R. V. Carlson of Rickreall, worshipful mas- tar; Clifford R. Jones, senior warden: Eldon E. Bevens, jun ior warden; Neale P. Povey, treasurer, and William A Boydston, secretary. Unidentified Planes Sighted Over Seoul Seoul W) Two unidentified planes flew south across the neutral zone from North Ko res Sunday night, and air raid sirens in Seoul signalled the battered city's first alert since ' the armistice. , Allied rsdar tracked the two . planes in their southward flight and jet interceptors - streaked through cloudy skies In a vain attempt to locate them. - An air force spokesman said the planes beaded north again a few minutes after crossing the former battle line. Good Samaritan Hit and Robbed Sweet Home W) Herbert E. Wood of Roseburg was treated her KltnHttV iftarann. for a severe scalp gash inflict- ra, ne ioia ponce oy two men he tried to aid. Wood said he was driving east On th Smith (intinm Highway Sunday afternoon wnen ne sioppea lo see II he could aid two men whose car was in the ditch. He stepped to the bsck of his car to get in currency. FARMERS BORROW $86 MILLION Washington W) Farmers and stockmen, most of them in drought areas, have borrowed more than 86 million dollars from the Farmers Home Ad ministration since July 1, Sec retary of Agriculture Benson said today. ' Americans consume around 60 billion eggs a year. What better time than Christmas toTsrnrnt that happy secret of yam yossthM-looking akin. And REVTNESCENCE is all dressed p for the occasion, tool Yea, the most fabulous of skin tit tificrs comes hsnd eotnety ph-wiapped withonl extra etufrgcl K -kpfaatsaxl CVCHCfCCHCC tlj What better occasion than CHRISTMAS! To give him this surprisingly low-priced genuine Leather Chair. Yes, it's top-grain leather: ... A harmonious lux ury piece in any turroundinm. He's wanted a roomy leather chair for years, but real leather has always been "so sky high." 7 $235.00 nOVi 1553 230 CHEMEKETA THAT LAST w--- ' ' - .nJj THERE'S NO GUESSING HERE . . . overs $6 famous or FOR YOUR HOME . . . 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