Thursday, March 4, 1954
'Mobile Coif' Latest in
National Hair-do Week
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, Salem, Oregron
Pae IS
WASHINGTON (UP)-There are
. 82 weeks in the year and on the
..Department of Commerce calen
dar, every one is special.
Somehow, I passed over one of
"51? ?Vlteuw,ee! which is "'led
''National Hair-do Week." At my
ape, my top-knot will notstnnS
too much doing so I plumb over
fly UARMAN W. NICHOLS
say, is the "mobile (nif '
I move around a lot and I looked
up mobile" in my Webster and
says right there that the word
means "something that occasions
movement, or action."
I had a talk with Philip Parker
of Gary, Ind.. who was chairman
loo rnucn aoing so I plumb over- , ,u wn was chairman
.looKed the special significance of ?! f national hair-do seven-days,
last week. f" described a mobile coif as "a
.last week. (
, oui me laoies like the idea, and
.so here is the latest for the gals
laccording to the 27,000 beauty ex.
perls in the counry.
The "big news,!' so the curlers
Var Veteran
Leaps to Death
LOS ANGELES 11 A man who
plunged to his death Wednesday
from a Good Samaritan Hospital
balcony was Identified by police
as Ashley J. Kelley, 28, discharged
from the Army, last year as a
second lieutenant. i
Officers said names, and addres
ses found on his person were R W
Kelley, 2311 W. Broad St., Spo
i kane, Wash., and Mrs. Katherine
Kelley, 705 S. Fourth St., Hamil
ton, Mont.
. Kelley was not a patient and was
not seen entering the hospital. Of
ficers said cigarette stubs were
found on both, the sixth and ninth
floor balconies, indicating he had
stood hesitantly for a time on both
floors.
, Eight cents in change, several
pawn tickets, employment ad clip
pings and a bus ticket stub indi
cating he had left Spokane Feb. 19
were found in Kelley's pocket.
Officers said a note in his pocket
read:
"The reason? War, crime, ex
convict. Father's suicide. Mother's
grief. Wife's desertion. Child's
death. Alcoholism. Insanity. For
all things you reach the end, and
who will care? Courage and cow
ardice Neither! It's just a fateful
act."
PRISON .
OAKLAND, Calif, tfl Super
ior Judge Donald K. Quayle, yes
terday sentenced Richard Bojo,
30, to 1 to 10 years in San Quen
tln prison for picking flowers
$2,400 worth of azaleas and rho
dodendrons from a greenhouse.
nair style that is interpreted for
each woman's face and personal-
. There may be a high bun effect,
shell-like scrools or curls, or wisps
of half curls tumbling svmmetri
cally around the face. The deep
flowing side waves may be back
swept or forward to flatter the
profile and shape of the face. The
back may have i U-shaped sweep
of gentle curls."
That, and a lot of other words,
means nothing to a "man who
doesn't wear a kink on his noggin.
But what is more important than
a new hair-fix is the fact that
the beautv nnpratnrs oQuA mnra
than 215,000 fixes to the unfortu
nates confined to hospitals, old
folks homes, and asylums during
their week. That must have hy
poed a lot of egos and spruced
up a lot of tried tempers.
Hop Market
Holds Quiet
The market for hops remained
seasonally quiet during February,
despite a small flurry of trading
in 1953 crop seedless hops, re
ports the Market News Service
of the U. S. department of com
merce. Shipper- entered the mar
ket during the latter half of the
period for spot hops to fill export
orders, otherwise the market
maintained an inactive tone.
Stocks of spot hops from the
1953 Pacific coast crop are now
reduced to less than 5,000 bales,
according to trade sources. Re
maining supplies were in fairly
firm bands. ,
At the first of March, the mar
ket for spot hops from the 1933
crop was largely nominal, except
for the seedless variety- which
sold in a range of 35-40 cents per
pound flat. Only limited trading
continued in 1954 crop futures
with a small volume of seedless
clusters sold at 33 cents and seed
less at 38 cents, basis 6 per cent
leaf and stem content
Weather conditions remained
mild in the Pacific northwest and
hnn nlnnts nnnnrfantlv unntareri
well. There has been little or no
yard worK done to date out
growers were getting machinery
in wood working order and mak
ing preparation to begin yard
activity very soon.
Chinchillas for breeding In the
United States were first shipped
from South America in 1923 and
most were used to increase the
number of animals, with pelts
for furs still relatively scarce.
Use Increases of
Fluoridated Wafer
PORTLAND (UP)-Dr. Lon W.
Morrey, editor of the Journal of
American Dental Association, yes
terday told the annual meeting of
the Oregon State Dental Associa
tion that fluorldaed water now
reaches one out of every five per
sons in communities with public
Water supplies. .''"'
Morrey reported that fluorida
tion programs now serve more
than 20 million persons. Controlled
fluoridation programs are in opera
tion in 930 cities and towns, he
said.
He said he was pleased to note
that eight . Oregon communities
have started fluoridation programs
and eight others have approved the
procedure.
Coffee was Imported into Colo
nial America at least as early as
1670.
DONATE BLOOD .,
CHICAGO Un Thirty-il Puer
to Rlcans last night donated
blood to the Hines Veterans "Ad
ministration hospital "to. (how
the people of Chicago that we,
too, were horrified" by Monday's
House of Representatives shoot-,
ing in Washington.
I
U. S. fur farms produced aboMt
2's million mink skins in 1953.
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CHANGING
PARTNERS
SECRET LOVE
ir OH MY PAPA
STRANGER IN
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Ik
VALVES!
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J GET SO
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ir WOMAN
RAGS TO RICHES
Downstairs
Oregon
Bldg.
1S5 No. liberty . Phont i-3191 , ..
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jSl OF J , VALUES!
BUY NOW ON LAY-AWAY
'1 Holds Your Suit Until April 8
39.95
42.95
Choote from Wards new oMOrtment of
fine oil-wool fobrie-long-wearing wor
steds, smooth flonnels, rugged tweeds,
handwme gobordines-in the newel
shade! ond pottemi. All expertly tai
lored. Come in now for complete selection.
Favorites with younger men Hollywood
style Suits of rich' looking, color-flecked
wool-and-nylon flonnel. In smart tapered
one- and two-button models, with high
rite pleated pants, long weoring, wrin
kle resitting. See these fine Suits now.
Shop At Wards Friday Night Till 9 p.m.
IIIMVMOIW SALEM MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION PRESENTS
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VALUES!
Brown's 21 st Anniversary
Open Friday
Nights 'Til 9!
These Specials Effective
For A Limited Time Only
During this Anniversary Sale, Brown's Jewelers offer to bring
the people of Salem and the Willamette Valley many money sav
ing values in Diamonds, Watches, Silverware, Appliances, Jew-'
elry and other gift items.
Free Spring Festival Tickets At Browns
Pay Nothing ,
Down One .....
Year to Pay
On Our Approved
Credit Plan
ENGAGEMENT
RING
150
50.00 Wedding
Band FREE!
Save On Diamonds
FREE!
Matching Wedding Band
With Any Diamond Sold
During Our
Anniversary Salel
DIAMOND SPECIALS
REDUCED Vi
Men's 1.89 Carat "" S? $74900
Men's Carat Snly$299
Reg. $200.00
ENGAGEMENT
RING
100
25.00 Wedding
Band FREE!
3 Piece
DIAMOND
WEDDING
SET
A 125.00 Value
Sale
Price
5000 Z
00
Men's Va Carat 9950
Ladies 1 Carat HHS $39900
Ladies Carat $60 Smy 29900
Ladies Yi Carat b!St $19900
Ladies Carat ..nly $9900
All Plus Tax
MANY OTHER DIAMOND VAtUES AT BROWN'S
ENGAGEMENT OCAOO
RING . 33
75.00
Wedding Band Free
English
BONE CHINA
Cups & Saucers
Values 1 QQ
to 3.50 I OO
Other Bone China
Cups & Saucers
Value to t)l 0
10.00 aIO OFF
Men's Gold Rings
Great OZ
Variety X I O off
EMBLEM RINGS
INCLUDED
1
Ladies Gold
RINGS
Hundreds to
Choose From
21
O off
Wtdding Bands
12-K Gold
15
Both
. For
ENGAGEMENT
RING '
17500
75.00
Vleiding Band Free i
Free Festival Tickets at Brown's
Men's and ladle
Agate Rings
Sterling Mountings
388
Reg. 9.00
BIRTHST0NE
RINGS
14 K Gold Mountings
488
Save On Silverware
r decorated
, Flu Tax
REAL VALUES
Only Only, 53-Pc.
. With Meat Platter and W
Silver iCl ChesU Reg. 69.50
On Only, 52-Pc. Community
Mi-lady Set
66-Pc. 1881
Rogers Set Reg. mo
52-Pc. Set With Chest
Om'eda Community
Rogers 4-Pc.
Tett Set Reg. 19.50
Silver Plated 12-Inch
Bread ImttSft
Set of 4 Community
Coffee Spoons Reg. s.so
Silver Plated Salt and Pepper
Shakers Plus Tax
English Imported
Butter DisliT.uh.,C,,'5Mv8,ue
Silver Pleted
Creamer & Sugar 7.50. Plus Tax
Sterling
Candle Holders ,&.'
Sterling
Compote Plus Tax
Sterling Salt and Pepper
Shakers Reg. 10.00
Sterling
Tea
p-u With Tray.
0y Reg. 5.9$
50
4250
7250
3950
1888
188
I4'
l79
488
288
688
588
388
rTrTHSTONE lflYawaYFor
DlrvlliJlUriC , Griduiflon . wedding
RINGS Mother's Day
Reg. to 12.50 Father's Day
CARS Birthday and
?5BB e Anniversary Gifts
Ladies Watches PSET
17 Jewels Ruff & Tuff
Values to 71 .50 39 50
Whil. Th.y Lest AS0
$1 88 SALE X.H
Ladies 14-K Gold
-sss- LONGINE
tbMFWN WRIST WATCH
B HlLr ImMl Re' 121 90
JjltM Men's 14-K Gold
-Cs Diamond Dial
21 Men's Watches WST watch
17 Jewels 36200 Ul
rrVhVv'i.?, Mn',o-onwd,D,2?,bro,
While They last WR1ST WAJCH
$7T88 Reg. OQ88
I 100.00 7
JEWELRY SPECIALS
REAL VALUES
Values to 3.50 fkflp
Costume Jewelry Plus Tax
Chokers Earrings Bracelets Broaches .
Specials - Values to 4.50 21
Costume Jewelry
1-2-3 Strand
PearlS Values to J.50
98c
RHINESTONE NECKLACES
6.50 088 4.50
Values O Values
Gold Filled
Crosses Reg. 4.50
Gold Filled
Lockets Values to 10.95
JEWEL BOXES
Reg. 3.5021 Reg. 4.50
2
495
Now
Now
21
MUSICAL, LARGE SIZE. REG. 8.95, 5.93
AND MANY OTHER Al 0
XI O
JEWELRY ITEMS
O OFF
WATCH BANDS
Ladies and Mens
Gold Filled Expansion Type
And Others limited Quantity
Reg. 7.50
FREE
Spring Festival
Tickets At
BROWN'S
BROWN'S JEWELRY
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