Tuesday, March 2, 1954
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregon
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Pope Observes 78th
Birthday Tuesday in Bed
VATICAN CITY IJH Th vii.
can's while and golden flags flew
Tuesday in honor of the 78th birth
flay and 15th anniversary of the
puiiwicaie ot rope Pius XII, re
ported maintaining his slow re
covery from a long illness.
Vatican sources said his slight
daily improvement continued.
Messages from all parts of the
world poured into the Vatican,
greeting the frail pontiff and ex
pressing wishes for his full re
covery from the abdominal ail
ment that has confined him to his
apartment for 36 days.
In Rome's St. Mary Major Basil
ica, tne worlds oldest shrine to
the Virgin Mary and the place
The mass was celebrated by the
pope's vicar for Rome, Clemente
Cardinal Micara, as one of the
final services in three days of
special prayer and other spiritual
offerings in the city's 500 churches
lor recovery of the pope, the
oisnop of Rome.
na is a native son. born in
Rome as Eugcnio Pacelli March
2, 1876. The men of his family
had served for generations in the
civn service ot the papal states
in the period when popes were
temporal sovereigns of Central
Italy.
Ordained a priest in 1899, he be
came the spiritual leader of the
covory.
In which the pope said his own wo s Roman Catholics 40 years
first mass 54 years ago, thousands ! '?!cr' after tne dcatn of PoPe pius
attended a high mass for his re- i
ine weakening ailment which
struck him Jan. 25 has been tenta
tively diagnosed as gastritis. A
more specific diagnosis will be
made, dictors said, as soon as it
is possible to take X-rays of the
pope's stomach walls and adjoin
ing organs. This has not yet been
possible because the pope cannot
retain the barium solution neces
sary for X-rays.
Demos Call for
RWd Sunporfs
WASHINGTON W - Sens. Rus
sell (D-Ga) and Mansfield D
Mont) challenged Tuesday Secre
tary of Agriculture Benson's con
tention that the slide in farm
prices has been halted.
Russell, an advocate of rigid
price supports for major field
crops, said in an interview Ben
son's contention in his annual re
port that 1953 was a year in which
the long decline in agriculture
prices had been halted is "news
to the farmers."
"The farmers are wondering
what has happened to the 1 Vt bil
lion dollars that didn't get into
their pockets in 1953," Russell said.
He added he was alluding to that
size drop in income under the
1952 level.
"I agree with the report of the
Senate-House Economic Commit
tee which said this is no time to
be reducing supports on basic com'
moditics," Russell continued.
"However, I have no quarrel
with Mr. Benson's action in cutting
supports on dairy products from
90 per cent to 75 per cent be
cause dairy production can be con
trolled effectively.
Family
Brooks PTA
Night Is Tuesday
BROOKS Tuesday, March 2,
Is slated for family night when
the Brooks PTA will have their
regular monthly meeting. Ladies
of this community have a one-act
comedy to present. The meeting
will be held in the school's eighth
grade room for this time and not
in the gym. Refreshments will
be served bv the men of the com
munity, all parents art asked to
bring cookies.
Another community volley ball
game is slated for this Friday eve
ning at 7:30 in the school gym, a
good turnout was had for the last
game and parents areu rged to
participate in these games.
Week-tnd house guests of the
I,eo Hawleys were Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Schulze and daughter
Georgia, from Roseburg, Mrs.
Schulze is the niece of Mr. Hawley.
Silverton Firemen
Control Two'Blazes
SILVERTON Volunteer fire
men have answered three calls
Sunday and Monday, arriving in
time to hinder complete home
damages.
Early Sunday forenoon, a fire
of undetermined origin caught in
a hallway burning several articles
of baby clothing and damaging
walls and a closet by soot and
smoke, at the West Main street
home of the Dr. G. B, Arringtons.
To control a flue fire at the
Chris Ncsheim residence in East
Hill, 808 Kent street two calls
were made at the noon hour,
Monday, . .
The extent of the damage has
rot been estimated, but consider
able loss to walls and roof was
reported.
Dr. Howard Speaker
At Mr. Angel College
MT. ANGEI Guest speaker
t the bi-monthly meeting of the
Future Teacher's of Africa
chapter at Mount Angel Wom
en's College, was Dr. C. A. How
ard, president emeritus of Ore
gon College of Education and
past state superintendent of
schools. .. .
Iir. Howard's talk stressed
professional relationships be
tween teachers and administrate
tnrs, and emphasized the import
ance of the child with whom the
teacher deals. At the close of the
meeting, Anna Mac Loftis, FTA
president, presented Dr. Howard
with a copv of Rev. James Kel
ler's book "You Can Change the
World."
Red Carpet for
Queen Too Short
MELBOURNE, Australia Wl -The
ladies of suburban St. Kilda
rolled out the red carpet Tuesday
for Queen Elizabeth II and found
it a few inches short.
They made their shocking dis
covery only a short time before
the queen was to walk across
the carpet in a hall leading to a
luncheon 175 Victoria state worn-!
en's organizations were giving for
her.
Somebody dug up six more
inches of rug.
Workmen rushed up with a box
of nails.
The nails just bent in the con
crete floor.
Somebody bored holes with an
ice pick. Then the carpet wouldn't
lie flat. And the ladies figured
they had no time to warn the
queen to watch her step.
In the nick of time a young
woman produced an adhesive solu
tion and stuck the overlapping
carpet ends together.
As 650 women watched breath
lessly, the queen tripped in to
lunch and didn't trip.
Labor, Management
Conference Planned
A Community Chest spon
sored labor- management con
ference will be held in Salem
Tuesday, March 30, a committee
representing both groups decid
ed Monday.
Principal speaker will be Rob
ert Rosecrans, a specialist in this
field representing the national
Chest office in New York who
will be on the west coast to at
tend a conference in California
later that week. Other program
numbers will be filled in by the
local committee.
Committee members reported
a tgooa cany response um
management and labor groups
contacted here, relative to at
tendance. Arrangements are De-
jng made for a joint Juncheon
meeting ol tne coniorence ami
the Salem Kiwanis club which
will meet that day.
W. E. Kimsev. state labor com
missioner, presided. C. A. Kolls,
secretary of the Community
Chest, attended.
KE1ZER SEWING CLUB
KEIZER The Keizer Ladies
Sewing club will meet Thursday,
March 4, at tne nome oi me
Misses Ethel and Alta Hall. 1965
North 24th St. The day will be;
spent in quilting and a pot-luck
lunch will be served at noon. j
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DR. R. REYNOLDS CLINIC
PracMMlat - Naturopath
1144 Cantor St. Saltm, Ort.
Phone 3-9460
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SCARFS, BELTS,
DICKEYS . . .
Values to $1.08! Odds of
entire department Also
velvet collars, etc.
2 FOR ......
54" FINE
DENIM CLOTH
Regular $1.98 yard! Plain
and plaid denim of finest
quality. Limited yardage.
Per Yard "
WAMSUTTA
CLOTH
Regular $2.39 yard! Novel
ty Wamsutta cottons in
this very popular fabric
for Spring.
Per Yard
54" RAYON
JERSEY
Regular $1.00 .yard! .Es
pecially fine for children's
dresses,, lingerie etc.
White, blue, pink.
Now 2 YARDS FOR ......
SATIN LININGS
One lot of satin linings,
dress crepes and novelty
fabrics.
Now 2 YARDS FOR
IMPORTED
HANKIES
Swiss hankies, white with
colored embroidery. Main
floor.
CARRY - BAGS
Special purchase! Several
styles such as shoulder
strap, lunch kit and regu
lar purse bag styles. Plain
and plaids plastic. Reg.
$1.50. Notion Dept.
EYELET
EMBROIDERY
Regular to 49c yd. Assor
ter widths for finishing
dresses, lingerie etc.
Notion Dept.
Now 10 YARDS FOR ......
Dollar
Day . . .
Is Big
Bargain
Day At
Millers
Salem's Leading
Department Store
FAMOUS NAME
CAMDiFS
Regular 75c! For Dollar
Day we offer these famous
brand chocolates and kit
chen tailored candies in
Bift boxes for
2 BOXES FOR
MERCERIZED
CROCHET
COTTON
Regular 29c! Ecru and
ivory in sizes 40, 50, 60
and 80. In downstairs art
necrtln department.
8 FOR '..
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COOKIE JARS . Q
Regular $1.98! Novelty
cookie jars in this Dollar
Day Sale. Downstairs.
X
DcCORATIVE
CANDLES
Regular 25c each.! Spiral
twist candles in colors for
decorative use. Down
sta" Kitchcnwares.
6 FOR
STAINLESS STEEL
KITCHENWARE
Ekco Brand! Kitchen tools
for your every kitchen
need. Stainless steel for
extra wear, easy to clean.
Downstairs Kitchcnwares.
COOKIE SHEETS
Regular $1:49! Aluminum
cookie sheets for efficient
cookie cookery. Down
stairs. BREAD BOXES,
WASTE BASKETS
Regular to $2.79! Bread
boxes, waste paper boxes
and step-on cans for refuse
in this Dollar Rav Sale.
All are decorated with
cherry design. Downstairs
Kitchcnwares.
PLASTIC
TABLE MATS
Regular 50c! UVixlVi
inches. Cold, green, char
treuse and red. Novelty
patterns, borders etc.
Downstairs linen dept.
4 FOR
JL
THANK YOU
NOTES -
Regular 39c! "Thank you"
and regular French four
fold notes with envelopes.
Per 4 BOXES ...............
SALAD SETS,
ENSEMBLES
Special .purchase! Super
Ion salad knife, fork, pep
per and salt shaker sets.
Colorful, new! Gift shop,
main floor.
COASTER SETS (
Special purchase! Four J
foamette, washable coast
ers Goodyear quality. In
plastic box. Assorted
colors. Gift shop.
SALT AND .
PEPPER SETS 1
Special purchase! Salt and
peppers in plastic. Assort
ed colors. Two pair to set
Gift shop, main floor
STATIONERY
WRITING PAPER
Special purchase! 100 '
sheets writing paper, 50
envelopes white. Boxed.
Good quality brand. Gift
shop.
TEENAGE
BLOUSES
. Regular $2.99! All wool
teenage (32, 34, 86)
blouses for school, office
and outdoor wear; Blue,
brown, gold, green. Downstairs.
WOMEN'S
HOUSE DRESSES
Reg. $2.99! Close-outs!,
Odds etc of women's cot
ton house dresses in
Si-lnts. Assorted styles,
ownstairs.
BOYS'
PLAID SHIRTS
Regular $1.93! Sizes to fit
6 months to 18 months.
Children's department
Downstairs.
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SOFA CUSHIONS
Special purchase! Square
style novelty button cen
ter sofa cushions for prac
tical as well as decora
tive use. Satin and faille.
Plump filling. Decor
colors . Downstairs. ,
PILLOW CASES 1
Regular $1.38! Seconds ot
Pequot! 144 thread count. :X
Downstairs. Standard size. '
per pair .......... .
BATH TOWELS
Special purchase! Large
size 22x44 inches. Excel
lent weight. Novelty or
decorative colors such as
flamingo, gold, green and
blue. .Downstairs.
CHILD'S SLEEPERS
Regular $1.95! Famous 3
brand child's sleepers in
one piece style. Blue, can.
ary and peach. Sizes 0 to
6 years. Downstairs.
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SHOP MILLER'S DOLLAR DAY FOR BIG BARGAINS!
WOMEN'S . . .
Terry Cloth
Slipper
Scuffs
Terry cloth scuff house or bathroom slip
pers in excellent qualify washable mater
ials. "Padarounds" are priced regularly at
$1,981
Good wearing solet.
Small, medium and
large. 2nd floor.
LINGERIE
DEPT.
WOMEN'S . . .
Fine Nylon
Pantie Briefs
Fine denier nylon pantie briefs In this
special purchase of women's nylon
panties for Dollar Day Sale! White only.
Elasticized waistband and leg band.
Easy lo laundry'
quick to dry.
Med. sizes.
LINGERIE
DEPT.
MEN'S . . .
Broadcloth
Shorts
One odd lot of men's white and printed
broadcloth cotton shorts In both boxer
and snap style waistband. Save big
moneyl Select your summer's supply now.
Men's department.
2 For
MAIN
FLOOR
MEN'S .
UTILITY
PLASTIC
BAGS
Going traveling? Vacationing? Then
you'll need this handy plastic bag for
your sundry or small articles such as shav.
ing kit, tooth brush, medicine, etc. Zipper
dosing. Tan and beige colors. Men's de
partment,
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MAIN
FLOOR
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