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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 29, 1953)
nMrs. Bery W at rany WW" Ldy. Deeember 29. 1953 Mr. and Mn. r Bierly of Wood burn uoored last Sunday with Lton on weir wu wea ..... . win.. yhere they formerly uj. md Mr. Will Gem Jj jjilljboro wen hosts JtOtU WKIHWU UJf Pu euesU. fgjerlys nave five ehll ,n at whom were home L event except Ivan Bier- La live! in new iurs ai hgiCO, ower cnuoren in- glfO SOUS. rV"'W l 1WW 4 glmer in Portland, and feufhteri. Mn. Richard in Portland and Mrs. Lj Hansel of Woodburn. Lire also XI ftrauacnil- Uiy night tne couple (jven a surprise party ry Lgjp OX inenu. hi ineir iThose present were Mr. ran. Buford Brown, Mrs. L Brown, Mr. and Mrs. St. jonn, Mr. ana Mrs. DuRette, Rev. and Mrs. 4 Tremble y, Gordon I, Mrs. Clara Jones, Mrs. r. Sporalsky, Mrs. John X, Mrs. Sumner Stevens, md Mrs. Jess Adams, and Hansel, an trom inn area. Venweds itridan Mr. and Mrs. 'ft T. Shipley of Sheridan rated ineir suin weaamg ire nary December 20. were married in Waynes ill., and moved to Sheri- ian. 11, 1805. ty also have lived in Til ok and WlUamina before jj back to Sheridan in Mr. Shipley has been a ler, and also had a rural t route in Tillamook. Shipleys have one son. Ltth of Manzanita, three fcchildren and two great Children. Mr. and Mrs. ley are active in Odd Fel- ind Rebekah lodge work. Check-uo in Senate Lag 2ARBEQUED CRAB M NORTH'S 1170 Center 8t , TnE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem. Oregon -. . i! " . IS jKGICAL supports 1 kinds. Trusses, Abdom llavports. EluUo Hosiery. kit litter-private fittinf 'UK TOCB DOCTOR" apital Drug Store 405 lUte Street Corner of Liberty MH Green Stunt Washin.l loy..ty..ecUr,tV TZTZ all the oproximately 1.800 em ; uw a"ate has bog ged down, lihn,,0i, . " recommended by , unanimous i Z 1U m"n ago. J. Mark Trice, Senate secre Ury, and several senators who asked that their names not be used cited three reasons for me plan s failure: 1. A legal prohibition against disclosure of FBI data iu persons not authorized to receive it; 2. failure of the Senate to vote the FBI special funds to help with the check up, and 3 disinterest on the part of some senators. Trice said in an interview he has sent to the FBI the names of all 180 persons on the payroll of his office, but that he docs not know what the FBI found. Last March 6 the Senate unanimously passed a resolu tion, which does not have the force of law, directing that each of the 98 senators, all Senate committees and all Senate officials having au thority to hire lr n VRI check of their employes. Second Probe 01 MVB Policy Washington W) A second congressional inquiry was call ed Tuesday on the Reclamation Bureau's power marketing policy for the Missouri River Basin. Chairman Miller R., Neb. summoned top officials of the Interior Department to appear before the House Interior Com' mlttee to explain recent revi sions in the administration's new policy that will govern sale of Missouri Basin recla mation project power to pre ference and non-preference customers. Rural cooperatives and pub- lie agencies make up the pre. ferred category. The revisions were announc ed by the administration after similar hearings by the Senate judiciary monopoly subcom mittee several weeks ago. Rural electric cooperatives from several basin states told the Senate group their stand ing as preference customers appeared to be jeojardized by the new criteria. v. I i ivi f ' M Jl f ok VI m Nnr Ywr's lesolittta-- EN PUT THE PIANO H1 1954 i tint fall Urn MODERN U ITUDIO tini Jamaarv ltt. ULEM MUSIC CO. Uirnlir i KM w4t waj, ! aa itiU xt lartm Um fan yaa mi jmu II withaai rtUinf i nslc. r ractklnf tatftaai fcaMlatar titrelt. wan. kran. talk , I land ay tb w chard nalaad, la aaulnilr tlaial at tba NOB vncoio or modern piano. httaar lafarmatian, aant tttM. ttftttaa. A cm U M. ktilnneri Mnatai. A aiaaa caa aa aaaalleJ Mat far a trial acrlM. if Tualatin Buses To Discontinue Portland W Tualatin Val ley Busses, Inc., which serves a large area southwest of here, will discontinue operations at midnight Thursday. George G. Fourier, one of the firm s owners, said finan clal difficulties" forced the move by him and his partner, E. G. Larson. The company operates 20 busses between Portland and Garden Home, Multnomah, Ce dar Mill, Maplewood, Tualatin and the Vermont Hills area. Fourier and Larson have owned the firm since 1944. About 25 employes will be i thrown out of work. Charles J. Baker, a leg less Korean war vet, shows one of the artificial limbs nearly torn from his body by a gang of six youthful hoodlums. Baker's wife, holding their baby, watch ed helplessly from back seat of their car. The young couple had just left an uncle's home in Los Angeles after a Christmas visit. (UP Telephoto) Russia to Free Two Americans Washington U.R) Russia has agreed to free two Ameri cans who have been held in a Soviet prison camp, the state department said today. They are Pvt. Homer H. Cox, 33, Oklahoma City, and Leland Towers, 29, San Fran cisco. A state department spokes man said the U. S. embassy in Moscow was informed last week of Russian intentions to free the two American citizens. Exact details of when and where they will be released have not arrived here. U. S. Ambassador Charles E. Bohlen damanded Nov. 2 that the Soviet government free Cox, Towers, and all other Americans held in Russia. When no answer was immedi ately forthcoming the United States again prodded Russia toward the end of the month. The state department has never said how many other Americans are believed in Soviet hands but officials said that from time to time they have received various vague reports that other U. S. citizens are in Russian hands. Packages Sell More Apples I Washington ! The Agri culture Department said today housewives will buy more ap ples if grocery stores pre-package them in neat, five nound bags instead of piling them up helter skelter in bins. It said this information was gained by a survey conducted in 12 Pittsburgh supermarkets from Oct.' 12 through Dec. 12. Apple growers had asked the department for advice on mar keting methods. The department said sales were increased by two-thirds when apples were pre-packaged in five pound bags. About 40 per cent more ap ples were sold when three pound bags were offered along with bulk displays. Russians Free 2 Americans Berlin i Two Americans hefd by the Russians for years were released to U.S. author ities in Berlin Tuesday. The army announced the re turn of Pvt. Homer H. Cox, 33, of Tulsa, Okla., and Leland H. Towers, 23, a merchant tea man, of San Francisco. Cox has been missing from his military police unit in Ber lin since September 22, 1949. He apparently was arrested by the Russians in the Soviet sec tor of the city but they never had acknowledged holding him. Towers disappeared in Fin land in 1952 while on shore leave from his ship. The two men apparently have been In Russian prison camps all this time. Germans repatriated in the Soviet am nesty of minor war criminals reported they saw Cox and Towers in such camps and that both men had urged their help In notifying American author ities. L.8.U. BOXERS WIN ' New Orleans VP) Louisiana State university's boxing team 'set its sights Tuesday on the national collegiate title after a 4 ',j to 3'A upset over Idaho State collge's defending cham pions in the 15th annual Sugar Bowl Tournament. FOREIGN MINISTER NAMED Luxembourg VP) Grand Duchess Charlotte has appoint ed Foreign Minister Joseph Been premier of Luxembourg. He replaced Pierre Dupong, who died last week. WATCH THE . . . SPACE CADET SAT. MORNINO 1:M Red Goose Shoes DANA'S BOOTERY Capital Shapataff Cnlir PRINTING . . . . for Quality Work and Speedy Service DIAL 3-8853 WALLY'S PRINT SHOP Masonic Bldg. State & High Do You Know? Tea hiT renabUIUtien far the Handicapped in 7 our sttia and closets? Send repairable articles which can prarlde work and watts to the Goodwill Industries of Oregon TELEPHONE 4-zMS Pickup. Fridays. North of Cen ter; Tuesdays, Wert Balen and South of Center ODDS! SPECIAL LOTS! DISCONTINUED LINES! To Close Out QUICKLY! WOOLENS ... 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