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1954
Termites in Parrish
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon1
Paw
"eonesday, January 27,
Jr. High Underpinning
f Physical standpoint, was befwe be dn. .h "Jat smethin! shouli
the Salem school board Tnl! L.?"e.ab.out"- So the directors
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night This time it is termites
that have attacked the underpin
ning of the North Capitol street
Jet Plane Hits
Girl, Kills Two
PORTLAND, Ore. W-Two men
aica yesterday when a jet pilot
guided his powerless plane into a
grove of trees to avoid crashing
into a residential suburb here, the
Air Force reported.
The pilot, 2nd Lt. James Ken
nedy of Richmond, Va., anrf his
raaar observer, 2nd Lt. J. A.
Reid, Peoria, 111., both 22, were
killed outright when the plane
struck a tree and exploded.
A 4-year-old girl, Barbara tee
Cox, who had been playing in her
back vard, suffered a skull frac
ture when struck in the head by
. nying wrecKage.
Her mother, Mrs. Thomas Cox.
told of the crash this way: "My
motner and 1 were in my living
room talking when we heard this
noise. When we looked out the
window, we could see wreckage
all over Ihe yard. Mother ran out
tn the hark whprp Rnrhnro moc
playing and then I went out there.
By the time I got out there, some-
nooy naa inrown a DianKet over
her."
. Cnl. finnrifl F. Pnnlpprs ppm.
mander of the base where the two
airmen were stationed, said after
a preliminary investigation that all
evidence indicated Kennedy turned
the plane into the trees when he
realized a. crash was unavoidable.
Youth Admits
Killing Parents
ST. JOSEPH. Mo. 1H - A 15-
year-old youth, who said he,never
had much trouble with his folks,
Tuesday admitted the cold-blooded
slaying of his parents and his
grandmother. He showed no re
morse. "I don't know why I did it,"
Mid Richard Wisdorf. "I never
had any desire to do anything like
this before."
Tony J. Wisdorf, 45-year-old gro
cer; his wife, about 40, and Mrs.
Robert Larson, 70, were found shot
to death Tuesday in their Sher
burn, Minn., home. Mrs. Larson
was Tony Wisdorf's mother.
Ynllnff Wisriorf was arrested In
St. Joseph theater Tuesday. De
tective Chief Verne Starmer said
he readily admitted the slayings.
Richard told officers the triple
killing occurred Monday night. The
bodies were found the following
'morning after neighbors became
KiKnirintic nnH nntifipH nnlhnrilipc
Detective Starmer said Wisdorf
told officers he became angry with
hie nnrpntc flffpi thpv haH rnrtri.
manded him for getting home late
from school.
World Almanac
For 1954 Out
Probably the most compre
hensive record of all kinds of
the courts of all kinds, internat
ional, national, state and region
al, concerning everything of in
terest from wars to sports, are
annually published in brief and
comprehensive form in the
World Almanac, the issue for
1954 being just off the press an
invaluable book of reference for
every one and most authorita
tive. Many important personalities
came and went during the past
year and they are all portrayed
in the little book. Events treated
in detail affect the foreign and
domestic policies of the United
States and the rest of the world,
lha mIH war and Ihp
Jllliuuiug m; iwiu
fighting and its cessation in Ko
rea. The diplomatic maneuvers
to got constructive action from
the Soviet for world peace and
the alliances abroad arc all set
forth with a survey of world con
ditions. Data on population, epidem
ics, disasters and a thousand oth
er facts are set forth accurately,
and sport records are up to date.
It is one of the few books nec
essary to keep track oi tne
world's progress, universally rec
ognized as essential to keep
ahrpast of the times with the
least cost and effort.
, ww me uueciors
agreed to hire a termite elim na
tion firm at . , . .
f the pests can be eliminated. In
the meantime precautionary
measures in k.:.. .
n. men io see
that evervth no i. j
at the new South Salem high
"71 lu F'eveiu me insects from
getting a foothold there.
!nP.uPil transPrtation problems
u.i r. uen "ea southeast of
Halls Ferry came up for consid
eration. Rppancp f ,
j,,. ui yuur roaa con
ditions it appears impracticable
relate pUSes over some sec
tions, wnicn meant a f.m t tu.
youneer mnile m,.o, ....11.
- - r-r .Musi wain BDOUl
two miles. Hauling some 7 young-
-"- uueriy is a possibility
and the sunpHntonHnnt u . '
portation committee and the bus
ouuurvisnr uwro net,, a ... i .
. .v mvu iu wuir QUI
! suiuuon.
-wncu-m ne naa
been approached concerning the
iioweus nign school pupils.
Currently some are anna on
verton. A movement to establish
a onvenon union high school en
ters into thp nipt,,,- -
school would absorb about 45 per
.cm. ui ine assessed value of the
territory involved and about 30
per cent of the snhnni ,.,,. i
tion. Other consolidai inns miaht
be forced, it is stated.
The directors a nnttnnurl hn I.
Stallation of pytva cnrii.. i;
. . , , .v: mica
at the new high school to accom
modate two soft ice cream and
tWO milk Shjlio moinn, L.
charge will be $888. Installation
urn oiiiKn in tne concession de
partment Of thp hllildino
proved at a cost of $531.
The ice cream and mill. 0t.ni.
, . iiiua oildltO
machines am vneitA in MHt.
considerable profit.
Clerk C. C Ward u u .....
prooaDie tnat additional bonds au-
morizea bv ihp vntnrc ia u-
... nuuiu UG
sold next Julv In ni.i. .j
""'H me new nigh school.
Director Gus Moore reported
that the West Salem Linns
behind a movement to establish
recreation Duilding and a swim-
pool in tnat portion of the
CltV. He SllPUnctpd that tkA .
- - --nn .,uk uic apuil-
sors be given planning assistance.
A bill for $4500 presented by
the architect who is drawing plans
for the nrnnncpd r:ni
- r-ri uicii ciClllfll-
tary building was ordered paid
The money will be deducted from
the over all charge,
In m a f t p r a. nr 1
" yci aunuci,
Mathilda Gilles, Richmond prin
cipal, was given permission to at
tend the annual pnnuantinn f ,u.
National Principals assocation to
oe neia at Atlantic City, NJ.
There will be no cost to the dis
trict Mrs. fJprtrnHp Smith -r
Salem high was given leave of
aDsence aunng the first three
weeks of March at her own e.
pense.
Publicity concerning the class
for adults who wish tn ipSm i.
read and write rpsnltpd n op
tional enrollment, so that it is
now aproximatcly self-sustaining.
Neil Brown, assistant principal
at Salem hieh srhnnl mhn t,0
Deen leacning one-half time in
addition to taking care of admin
istration, will be relieved of his
instruction chores at the begin
ning of th npxl tprm A half.
time teacher will be employed.
TROOPS UNLOAD CARGO
KARACHI. Pakislnn iiTrAnn.
unloaded carenps nn Waraphre
docks Wednesday as dock workers
continued their three-day-old sttike
which' the government has de
clared illegal.
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SHOES!
SHOES!
NOTE 1
PLEASE NOTE!
i expansion
i about ten
Intervening
Leons are embarking on a tremendous remodeling ai
program. Toward this end the store will be closed
days for a period of two to four weeks. During thi
ten days, prices are rut rinum n .,hi i-
, ,L . I, -uv unu ana less in
order that all current merchandise can be disposed of. Every
Ihlng goes . . . posiiively no restrictions. You can make tremen
dous savings during the progress oi Leons gigantic remodeling
ale. For ten days only.
Ill
DOORS OPEN
WED. MORNING
ONLY 9 A. M.
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It's the last ten days of the tremendous . . .
terrific . . . breath-taking annual 2 lor 1 shoe
sole at Leons . . . coupled at the same time
with the gigantic remodeling sale now in pro
gress. You buy one pair at the marked price
and you get the second pair free. Remember,
it's the last ten days of the 2 for 1 sale.
A limited amount of 60 gauge 15 denier first
quality stockings from a famous maker at-exactly
the same price ...
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1 All lower-nriced dresses . . . Sssm
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I including crepes . . . gabar- fMBMW
dines and cottons to clear ktMiM'w
i out quickly at . . , , J
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DRESSES
dresses
Linoleum
NATIONAL BRANDS
CAPITOL FLOOR
COVERINGS
217 S. High Ph. 45751
Lovely . . .
LADY ALICE
DRESSES
at the
LITTLE FRENCH SHOP
115 North High
crepes .
cottons
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all colors . . . sizes
and dimensions ... are
in this one gigantic
group. Tax included
your pick ...
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ROBES
Ifttft
BLOUSES SWEATERS
I, one sleeve Padillar prpnp
and tissue faille blouses in
luscious pastel shades. These
blouses formerly sold for
.a ana Si.sb. home are
slightly soiled.
Vour pick
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PEN REPAIRS
ld' lrilin ln mA'n htrt
miitt i their tuthoritcrf rf plir ililion.
Genuine pirn. Serkin b terlwr.
h-imed ttperu. e rvi rVkw
JheirTer. Erernrurp end tllother m.ket
NEEDHAM'S
Stotionery-Office Supplies
465 State Street
t
-Jvernight
service to
Southern
Oregon
Hit i the Mny, Mf way to
Ashland, Madfnrd. Orants
P. Slwp u you rtf!) In Pull
mun or in ehslr car with dmp
eushlnned reclining Mats
Enjoy lotinu rr wltii snack
refreshment snrtre. Ijava in
thuvening: rrtvnrt morn
ing. Overnight w-rvtc return
inf. too. Ixrar fiu-e dally.
C. A. Larson, Agent
Phone 3-9244
SUPS
Best quality Trillium slips in
satins . . . crepes and some
nylon tricots. Ordinarily sell
915.95 to S8.95. O QT
Vour pick Oi
PANTIES
Nylon panties of two bar tri
cot construction in Holly
wood brief style and fancy
ones as well. Colors are while
. . . pink and blue. mfe
Reg. $1.00 value...
SKIRTS
forduroy . . . Calshcrn and
arelale tnalprinl tlririe, .
also some cottons Included.
Both straight and flare slvles
. . . Regularly sold lo S7".!)5.
tor quick Q7
disposal OtO I
Famous Lanamere sweaters;
nationally advertised and
sold everywhere at $5.95 and
$6.95. Both short sleeves and
long sleeve styles are includ.
ed. While O CT
they last .....iO
ANKLETS
Heavy cuff-ribbed anklels
wllh fluffy angora type tops.
Made of nylon and cotton.
Regularly sell I "TC
at 89c t r
JACKETS
Famous Slick shirts and wool
jersey jackets. Zip front in
several colors. Mostly small
sites ... ) fl
regularly $6.95 SiO I
RAIN COATS
About a down high-price
rain coats marie of craven
cited corduroy. Both long
and three-quarter length
styles In a variety of colors.
Values Q QT
In $18.95 OiiJ I
JfmHwwsMtmil
I.efl over robes from Christ.
mas In corduroy . . . nylon
. . . crepes and satins. Some
are quilted and some are
not. Vaulcs are to $24.95 . . .
For quick disposal take them
away at . . .
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JACKETS DRESSES
Famous maker nf IhpIcpIi llmf nr.
dlnarily sell for $14.95 and are
advertised everywhere. They are
wool and orlon combination in gor
geous plaids. We cannot tell you
the name . . .you will qulrklv
recngniie them. They are a steal
it this closcoiit price of only . , ,
All nf our betler quality dresses
are Included In this group. Nothing
Is reserved. Crepes . . . gabardines
. . . velvets . . . satins and cottons
are included. Your pick . . .
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SLIPS
Nylon knit slips of two bar
tricot construction, While
only in both tailored and
fancy styles, Sizes to 40 . . .
Values are $4.95 O 07
BELTS
Cinch belts and metallic dog
chain belt styles in a variety
of colors. Take your Qt
pick for only .
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