Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 04, 1954, Page 9, Image 9

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    Thursday. February 4. 195f
May 15 Armed
Forces Day ,
May IS was announced as the
dale for Armed Forces Day in
1954, when Secretary of Defense
Charles E. Wilson this week an
nounced preliminary plans for the
nation's observance of that event.
"Power for Peace" is to be the
slogan for the day, which is devot
ed to honoring men and women of
the Armed forces and programs
will be designed to give the public
Deiier uiiuersumuing 01 me per-
sonncl, equipment and working re-1
lationship of the Armed Services, 1
National Ounrd and the Reserves.
Open houses at military and
naval installations, educational ex
hibits, demonstrations, air shows.
drills, parades, award ceremonies,
vessels in port and other special
events will all be a part of the
programs planned for the observ
ance throughout the nation and
wherever Americans are stationed.
Rear Adm. Berlram J. Rodgers,
commandant of the 12th Naval dis
trict, San Francisco, has been des
ignated as the military man to co
ordinate the observance of Armed
Forces Day observances in the
eight Western States. At a later
date names of the military men
heading state groups planning for
the event will be announced and
the state chairman will name
chairmen in local areas.
Heavy Snowfall
Michigan
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Light snow or rain fell in a few
Midwest and Northeast areas but
- generally fair and comparatively
mild weather prevailed in most
parts of the country Thursday.
Snow in the Midwest was con
fined to Northeastern Illinois,
Northern Indiana, Eastern Wiscon
; sin and m st of Michigan. Snow
falls appeared heaviest in Michi
gan with 7 inches reported in Lan
sing and 5 inches in Grand Rapids.
Snow also fell over New York
State and Northern New England
and changed to rain along the
Southern New England coast. Bos
ton reported nearly a half inch
of rain in 6 hours.
Temperatures early Thursday
ranged from 10 above in West
Yellowstone, Wyo., to 71 above in
Key West, Fla. I
Farmers in
Buyers' Market
MADISON, Wis. W - Asst. Sec
retary of Agriculture John H. Da
vis told farmers Thursday they
re now in a buyers' market in
which the customer "holds the up
per hand.
"Once again," he said, "it is I
necessary to cater to the custo
mer's wants. Once again there is 1
need for good merchandising and
aggressive selling so as to move j
the products we have available for
the market."
In a speech prepared for a ,
Farm and Home Week program at j
the University of Wisconsin, Davis
said farmers must recognize that
prospective buyers are no longer
begging for U.S. farm supplies, as.
thev did during the years directly
after World War II.
Mad Dog Bites 14
Persons in Chicago
CHICAGO W At least 14 per- i
ions were bitten Tuesday night by ;
a dns which died a short time !
later and was found Wednesday 1 1
to have rabies.
J5tiHerman N. Bundesen, pros-,
Tdent of the Chicago Board of
Health, said the victims range in
age from 6 to 41 years and "face
almost certain death" unless they
present themselves for anti-rabies i
shots
Some received first aid treat-!
mcnt for bites, but did not take
the shots.
PENNY CAUSES FIRE (
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP-A two
family residence owned by Leon
Gilbert was destroyed Wednesday
night by fire, caused by a penny
in a fuse box, firemen said. Gil
bert is chairman of the Nashville
Electric Power Board.
I for Children' Head Colds
Specialiiad, Sift, Pure Walar laie
IT. JOIIM INI MOrl FOR CHIL0M1
KIDNEYS
MUST REMOVE
EXCESS WASTE
Nat nine backache, loaa of pD and mtm,
kaadachta and Ja:lr.f mar ba dua to alow,
down of kidnur function. Doctora aar rood
kldn7 function la very Important to ooa
haalth. Whan acima aerj"iay condition, aucr.
u atrcaa and atraln, eauaaa thla Important
function toalow down, many folk; auffarnar
tint hackacha-faal miwrahla. Minor Mad
lr Irritatlona dur to cold or wn.n diet may
eatita ettln up nletna or frequent paiaatea.
Don't nmlect your kldiwra If theM condi.
tlon bother rou.Try Doan a rill-a mild di
tjrrtie. It'a amaiine hw many timra noan f
tlva happy rrllrf from fhrja diacomforta
hflp tha lit milra of kidnry t'iho and filtm
,.,.h out waata. Ak for naw. larja. economy
Mia and aaa monay. Gat Do a filla today I
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GUM or MINTS
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Hromadai Assorted jL.
CANDIES i
Starlight Kittei
Filled Dainties
Skiffed Mint.
Fruit Balls
Butter Balls
Cupid Kisses
Reg. 4?c Jors
Monsiecf Red and Gold
GIFT. CHOCOLATES
Delicious assort
ment of centers
to win her heart!
Rich chocolate.
Same
assortm
smaller
Rich chocolate. (fjl
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favorites!
Full
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ASPIRIN aa:...-.1 00 -7c
CIT. MAGNESIA nl 9c
ELECTRIC FUSES 3
UTILITY COTTON SL W
CLOTHES PINS tng 36 , W
BATH SPRAY 'Aluminum Head 25c
JUICE GLASSES 6" 33c
POWDER PUFFS g.3 7c
BOBBY PINS .75 13c
BARBASOL .ig..44: 1- 59c
SEAFORTH Kgff.TS 2 1 0,
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TUSSY SHAMPOO XzS&L 1 00
Heart1 Sox
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Assorted
Chocolates
AH oalr rMavors!
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Hot Water Bottle
and Syringe
Complete wHa. Artacemeeri
taioa J.ql, bolllt ol
quality rad tubbar. With fl 1 9
tubing, and pipr. 1
Regular $1.59
25c Bottle Brush Nylon 2 (or
10c Safety Pins Card of. , 10for7c
$1.20 Dovol Nurser Kit 93c
69c Rubber Gloves 29c
60c Teg Glycol Inhaler 9c
Boric Acid Ointment 'ZZ 17c
Whitman Paper Heart Box
Choicest chocolates and a
wide variety of taste
templing centers
Pound 2.25
"lig VeriM"
Kiddies'
Valentines
wtrk laveleaet
4-colorl 24 for
lehool chumi And
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