Bag 24
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem. Oregon
Monday, January 4. 19S4
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WHIN MOTHER NATURE R E I E I S-Btsen worker, mora Late flooded street
ef Beslttt, eeeUiera franca, oiler Ktrer Orb everflewed bank ud Inandaled put of town,
Sailor Finds
Self Assigned
To Babyland
CHICAGO (INS) When
Urtv Knsrnn nf Nw faatla Inri
left bom to join the Navy, he
had vjjlom of extensive aea tra
vel ana aaveiuure not uncommon
to sailors.
But instead of the aea, what
did Sexton aee?
"Babie hundreds of babies,"
no saia.
Like Kidi .
The lanky lad added with
. imile:
"It's mnnA thlna 1 Ilka VM. "
Initead of salt-water spray and
aiung ine oriny deep, tnia aat
Inr la Ana. nf four hAanlt.l nma.
men aiaiirned to the maternity
I . i r- . v ,
wru di ureal iaari naval Hos
pital, Waukeegan, 111
In a abort time. Sexton, 19, haa
become an efficient worker
around the maternity ward where
he ia Involved in auch thingi aa
burp, bottle, hatha and of
ntira HiiMH I
He and other eorpsmen work
in the delivery room, but their
work carrie them into the nur
(ery, too.
When "D Day" (Delivery Day)
arrive for Sexton, he handlea hia
dutie efficiently and flawlessly.
Into Action
Once a baby arrivea, Sexton
rushes into action, in the beat tra
dition ot Navy Cerpamen. He
expertly tuck a baby under hi
i". ana aani n aawo a com-
rinr In th mm.ni
With all dutlea jiiat begun, thia
auiar rvjia up nil ajeevea ana oe-
in irvianin in ine new Deny,
ran iubi it a properly areasea
an Ula pui to Dea.
Thia orjantinn rwinlma Ati
neaa la handling, and Sexton haa
proven 10 nia aasociaiea mat ne
can flip a baby over in a crip with
WW OT3I.
Capt M. M. Rubin, ii In charge
of the hospital aection devoted to
the famille of aervicemen. (The
hospital bandies esses from all
branches of the armed force.)
Commenting on Sexton, Capt
Rubin said:
"The guy's technique la perfect.
He handle babies beautifully."
To the work of hospital corps-1
men in general, Nurse U. Mil-
2 Female Psychologists Find
Men Smarter Than Women
By ALBErlT RUBEN
INS Staff Correspondent
CAMBRIDGE. Enfland Dust
rising over Cambridge University,
scene of a aharp skirmish in the
eternal battle of the sexes, re
veals that men are smarter than
women.
At least tint wis the conclusion
drawn from the result of an in
telligence test prepared by two
Cambridge psychologists both
of them women.
tne test which she administered
to more than 700 men and women
undergraduates at ioht Hriti,h
college showed that the men stu
dents consistently came out
aneaa.
Janitor's Grin
Kids' Remedy
HARTFORD, Conn. (INS)
Doctor and nurses at Hartford
Hospital agree that "the best med
icine" in the children's ward is
dispensed by Sherman GriUin a
58-year-old janitor.
Griffin'a unpatented remedy,
which has made more than one
youngster Deg to stay after recov
The subject included students
in mathematics, science, social
studies and arts. In each cate-
Texas Woman
Loses Tax Case
WASHINGTON til A Texas
housewife Monday met her third
rebuff in her tight against
the federal law requiring the pay'
ment of social security taxes on
domestic servanta.
Mrs. Carolyo M. Abney, of
Marshall, Tex., was denied Su
preme Court review of her unsuc
cessful suit in two lower federal
courts to have the law declared
unconstitutional.
The federal government took
$12.57 from ber bank account for
non-payment of taxes for domestic
servants and Mra. Abney sued for
return of the money. Hers waa a
test case on behalf of 11 Marshall
housewives.
U.S. District Judge William H.
Atwell of Dallas ruled against the
refund and the U.S. Circuit Court
in New Orleans upheld Atwell.
A 1950 amendment to the fed
eral insurance contribution act ex
tended coverage of the law to do
mestic employes and made em
ployers responsible for withholding
the tax and reporting it to the aov-
ernment.
'k rum aa uiness, ia an equal I iwiucu 10 gci lurinei
mixture of smiles and understand- through the test than the men
infl 1 hill Ihfnl nmlllx .:
The treatment is easv to annlv
ha aava: "malra fha ViA l.inl.
uiey re useful and Important."
"Somatlmaa tvhn I'm ih.n.k
anin mv raaiiiap winw ka.ihu
a Dan witn aiai nr ina miindip
1.1.1- ' " T z -
aiua. or Diav fnnrara avirn an
aruuna worn i m WArninc inri r
let them think they're hclDinc
me.
Griffin and his wife hava
healthy child of their own.
rifish fo Probe
British Guiana Riots
Indictments
For Ship Funds
WASHINGTON ii i ihi
grand jury Monday indicted five
individuals and fiva
on charges of conspiracy to de-
eorv th. aver. aenr. nf lh. "u" LI. , .Pnase , surplus
. iigu amps irom me U.S. bovern-
uiau waa njgncr man mat lor i ment alter world War II
I All ,U.
inc women.
'Not Surprised'
MUa Walla uhnc, alurlir vraa
backed by the British Medical
nesearcn council, saia sne was
not uartieularlv aurnriapri hv lha
results."
Neither, apparently, were the
Rritish m,n uhn Innlr Ihn nan
witn an easy attitude of "I told
vou so."
Dr. Alice Hcin, who prepared
me questions lor the test, ex
plained that all the subjects were
in the top 10 per cent in intelli
gence. "Men," she said, "tend more
toward the two extremes If we
had tested the hnttnm incljiarl nl
the top 10 per cent, the results
might have been lust the nn-
posite."
The text waa rliviHarl Inln Iuta
parts. The first contained qucs.
tiona dealing with words and
numbers, the second riiasTnmmpn1
problems.
Miss Watts said she found that
"women do relatively better in
Dart one. wherraa man An rnln.
tivcly better in part two."
Omit Questions
In both parts, she added, "the
women tended to get further
but they omitted more qne-tions
in bq uoing.
Men and woman olil r..n
the word questions easiest, -and
only nn lhaaa AlA iunm.H
ai hit?h aa RIM Thai nnmlu. -L
lema wnrn I Ha hanrtn.i i
for both men and women.
It waa found that men. unlilrn
women, aicnifieantlv iner..,.!
their arnrna aa Ihnv an in...nKj
the end of the test. Miss Watts
saw mis indicates that "men evi
dently ffatn mnra hjinnfit l,nM
practice.
Ail the inHivirlitala am w&vUah.
of New York and connected with
shipping companies.
The indictments alleged that the
group falsely represented their
companies as American-controlled
when purchasing ships whereas
they were actually Greek - con
trolled. The vessels were sold as surplus
Under tAW nrnviHincr lhal ml..
. r - - ' ft uiai viiljp
American citizens and American
controlled firms could bid for
them.
Those indicted included Manuel
E. Kulukundis, Greek citizen who
heads an influential Shipping
group. He had been previously in
dicted in IWcmhw nn aimila.
charges relating to surplus ship
puri-imses.
Reporter Gets
Cops Secret
GREENSBOKO, N. C. 11 For
25 years the Greensboro police
dpnartmpnt haH Irnnl ila - .
the formula for the department's
lumous namccue sauce.
The Greensboro Record's wo
man police reporter was deter
mined to get it. But nohody
among the cops would squeal.
Finally somebody left the hand.
written recipe where she could
see ana copy it.
Now aha annrlnra what aha'll
ao witn It. it serves 2,000.
AGKD IN PARTITION
CAHDNER, Mass (JO- Work
men tpartnd rinurn an nM hnil1.
inil fniinH a Htiatv hnltln f am IA
vie, Hanover, 1908, tucked behind
a partition. Experts among the
workmen nrnnounred it hptinr
i than the day it was made
'HOt FlaSheS' Stopped jee Book on Arthritis
Mnu nneumarism
How to Avoid Crippling
LONDON II Thro. m..mr..r.
in eenerai. Nurae l.i Mii.r- M'uiuiiiun n( mnuirv leu . " .
dred Gockei ol Lincoln. 111., had by 'r Monday for British Guiana i.v.i,a'
thia tc say; 10 investigate conditions in the l'mp.Himl
or strikingly relieved
In 63-10 of com in doctors' tests
You may ba auftVrina. nivrfrsWv fnirn
'"bill Hnahna" and irrtlatil. realli-aa
tca-lmsa of "i-hnnan of lifa' t in dfctorm'
r.. I'inaiuiln I vrap aliln
Croal ink
"These satlor do a great Job,
and although their work la hard,
they nut their heart Into it."
Ann What An Saltan ml 1.1a
satlnr-buddte think of their Navy
nior
Hospltalman lawreice E. Wha
ley, 19, nt St Paul. Minn , com
Thev have been nnlnml hv ik.
British government to study "in
the liaht of the rirnimalai,ln.
which mad it naenaanrv In nu
pond the constitution ol Urltlsh
t.uinna, what changes are re
quired In it."
i The British ousted th Mi iai..
mented after weighing the proa overnment ot Premier i'hiill
end eona of th work: Jagin last Octubrr. It said it took
"lt'a rough duty. Hut It's the ,he action to keep the colrmv Irom
anil tnla-aallHa u . I. I ' . Kar-lllll 1 1 r, a l... . .. , . n . '
dnna I - .
Then ha added:
"Youd be surprised at bow
ItlUeh them Is In havlnif a h.l.w
Whaley aald tht snme day he
hope In study medicine.
Lev Werk
Must ol the enlisted Waves whn
work In lh maternity ward love
their Jobs.
Kaztnn ami nun, f hi 1....1.11
hop that more Waves show up
"Km m over their lohs.
"I'd Ilk to gu to sea,'' Sexton
ruefully admitted.
DKl'tl STORK ROM ANt'K
SAtRAMKNIX). t'allf (41
They met In a drusstnre-just
Ilk teen. sen So Allien Knntl
and Mrs. t'harlntte ( hsrleville tut
to "going out on dales ami vou
know how thiwe tluncs end," she
aald after thev were married
Knoll is 71, his bride 70 He owns
the drugstore where they met.
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It reveals whv drnft inH merli.
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SALEM, OREGON
Open Friday Nile 'Til 9 O'Clcck
rr rjHow is the lime and J. J. Clolhes
. . 1 HT U Shop is the place to buy all Ihe clolhes
U u UvS?U U O yon need for a long lime lo come . . .
BECAUSE OF CHANGING TIMES WE ARE CHANGING OUR BUSINESS POLICY. WHICH WE WILL
ANNOUNCE SOMETIME IN THE FUTURE. IN ORDER TO MAKE THIS CHANGE QUICKLY IT IS
ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY THAT WE DISPOSE OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK ON HAND IN THIS . . .
COMPLETE CLOSEOUT SALE
of Mem and Young Mens High Class
. . . Finest Qualify ...
Suits, Topcoats, Sport Coats
Slacks, Hats & Accessories at
Miraculous Sacrifice Prices!
Tbi la definitely a complete tell-out oi our entire itock . . . nothing
reeerred . . . Your choice oi everything In the (tore. Not lust
odd and end and left-over broken lot . . . everything mint be old.
Regardless oi Cost or Loss
(UlDffS"irpG(gftS
Sport (Sotnfts SDcocCxs
Extra Suit Pants, Hats and Accessories
Prices Slashed to Sell
OFF
Our Original Plainly Ticketed Prices
a
ORIGINALLY
$50 and $55
NOW
ORIGINAL- CmCn
LYS35.0 KW
$45. NOW
ORIGINALLY
$60 to $85
NOW
2 Pant
l ,-. kiaal '
17MiZZ5U 27M 35 $3750 1 $5250
Topcoats
ORIGINAL.
LY 522.50 4
$27.50. NOW
ORIGINALLY
$35.00 and $45.00
NOW
ORIGINALLY
$51X00 and $55.00
NOW
$1350759 $2250 $2950 $3300$3coo
Every article in the store is hrand new this season's stock. Newest styles,
fabrics, colors and patterns in sizes to lit all regular short, stout and tall.
Finest quality 100 wool worsted imported and domestic flannels . . . High
styles, solid colors, fancies, stripes, checks and fancy patterns. Everything
titled and tailored by our own experts right in ihe store. All sales final. No
exchanges, no refunds, alterations at cost.
Finest Quality Fabrics Expertly Tailored
Snort Coats, Slacks and Suit Pants
PRICES SLASHED TO Vi OFF
HATS and ACCESSORIES ALL V TO Vi OFF
Large Selection . . . Newest PaHprnt Tnlnre Cti,i
YOU FIND IT PAYS ALL WAYS TO BUY YOUR CLOTHES AT J. J.'s
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Open 'Til 9
Friday
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