Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 21, 1955, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text2-'(Sec. )-Capital Journal, BEAUTY WEEK r v . . ' i 7 . Wil l ft Governor Paul Patterson ii shown here ili'ninK proclaim, tlon tcttinii aside February 20-26 as National Beauty Salon Week in Oregon. From left, Mrs. Mabel Schmidt, Salem unit presi dent, Oregon Beauticians Association; Mrs. Maxine M. Ham mond, Meilfurd, state chairman lor National Beauty Salon Week; Governor Patterson; Don Johnson oJ Beavertoir, Hate president, Oregon Beauticians Association. Alice Kimble Rites Wednesday at 1:30 Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Kimble, late resident of 1492 Buee, who died Sunday in a 'local hosiptal, will be held Wed nesday, February 23 at 1:30 p.m. at the dough Barrick chapel. Pr. Floyd T. Anderson will of ficiate and interment will be in the City View cemetery. She was born May 4, 1891, In Searcy, Ark., and moved west to V..nnn In 101 whni-n ihn mfwln her home until recently when . t . . sne movca 10 naiem. She Is survived by her husband, I.eon At Kimble of Salem; a daughter, Mrs. liny llotchkiss of Salem; a sister, Katie Lee Hart- man of Dallas: a brother, Bush- rod W. Lee, San Diego, Calif., and two grandchildren. Transfer Polio Victim To Seattle Hospital A young Klamnth Falls woman was transferred from Salem Me morial Hospital to Seattle Satur day for extensive therapy treat ment at a Polio Foundation Hos pital there. She was reported in!,lohns Manville good condition at she left on the trip. Mrs. Jean Baldwin, 25, had been undergoing treatment for polio at the Salem hospital for the past four months. She was taken to Seattle by a special Polio Foundation ambulance, but re portedly did not require any arti ficial breathing apparatus for the . trrp.'-' At; 10.6.1(1 feet, Ml. Etna In Sicily Is r.gropc s tallest active volcano. Tree Roses -Tree Peonies Fruit and Shade Trees Dwarf Fruit -Blueberries Shrubs - Rose Bushes KNIGHT PEARCY Nursery and Salcsyard on 89-E 1 Mile South of Brooks. Phone 4 4157 DOG LICENSE DUE Fees In Marion County Male . . $1.00 Sp. Female . $1.00 Female . . $2.00 Moke Money Order or Checks Payabls to: H. C. Mattson, County Clerk Salem, Oregon TWO GREAT NAMES JOIN IN THE biggest sale in our history! WATCH THIS Salem, Off,, Mnn., Feh. 21, 1955 PROCLAIMED TODAY'S CLOSE N. Y. STOCK QUOTATIONS (Br Tht Auoelated Prcul Admiral Corporation Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers Aluminum Co. America American Airlines American Motors American Tel. & Tel. 29 94 4 78 104 25 11 ISO V, American Tobacco 62 : Anaconda Coppe 5.1 U Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. : Horg Wamcr 135 121 . 81 'i 30 28 Burroughs Adding Machine i r'alifiirnia PfielfinU California Packing 35 h 30 ' 88 ' 24 U 09 i 128 49 63 "4 20 U 129 173 69 si 16 Vt 53 V 76i 93 28 K 57 45 Ji 37 H 90 92 '4 71 111 Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation ities Service Consolidated Edison Crown Zellcrbach Curliss Wright Douglas Aircraft du I'ont de Nemours F.astman Kodak Kmcrson Radio General Kleclric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pac Plywood Goodyear Tire lloinestakc Mining Co. International Harvester International Paper Kaiser Aluminum Kennecolt Copper Libby, McNeill 16 58 H 20 a 21 78 Vi 35 74 H 1 Lockheed Aircraft 'Loews Incorporated Long Bell A Montgomery Ward New York Central Northern Pacific Pacific American Fish Pacific Gas & Electric Pacific Tel. & Tel. Penney (J.C.) Co. Pennsylvania R. It. Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Radio Radio Corporation 11 Vi 48 135 "4 80 20 19 4 39 J4 44 k 39 U 80 I Rnyonier Incorp. Pfd Republic Steel Reynolds Metals Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck & Co. Socony-Vacuum Oil Southern Pacific Standard Oil Calif Standard Oil N.J. Studchnker Packard Sunshine Mining Swift & Company Trnnsnmerica Corp. Twentieth Century Fox I'nion Oil Company Vnion Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft United Corporation United States Steel Warner Pictures i Western Union Tel WestinRhouse Air Brake IWestinghouse Electric jWoohvorth Company 134 4 68 l 47 'k 00 4 81 55 S 59 !i 80 114 S 12 k 11 ' 49 Vi 42 28 H 58 "i 152 . 42 84 ' 4 64 78 19 90 'i 28 4 80 14 50 V4 Penalty After March 1st Male . . . $3.00 Sp. Female . $3.00 Female . . $4.00 NEWSPAPER FOR 55 Patients At TB Given Beauty Work Fifty-five patients at Oregon Tuberculosis Hospital received frrt services Sunday from Sa lem beauticians, and sometime this week Salem high school girls will bear talks on cosme tology as a career. It It part of the Salem obser vance of National Beauty Salon Week, rtlending through neit Saturday, which was officially proclaimed in Oregon by Gover nor Paul Patterson. At the tuberculosis hospital 49 ol the patlenlt were given per manent and hair teU and tlx chose haircuts. Fifteen Salem operators went to the hospital to do the work. On the Institutional welfare committee were Virginia K el I 0 g g, chairman, Krirh I.aelich and Vern F.ggeri. Insti tunlional welfare It part of the organization program and It done in all citiet where public institution! are located. All the solutions used at the hospital were donated by the jobbers. It is estimated that more than a quarter of million free beauty treatments will be given to patients and Inmates of vari ous welfare institutions during the special program, and thou sands of member! of the Na tional Hairdressers and Cosme tologists Association donate their services. National Beauty Salon Week is dediraled "to more beautiful women." In Salem the speaker to the high school girls Is Miss Sandra Bodeen. Chairman for all local activities It Mrs. Lee Sutter. Man Unable to Tell How He Was Injured A Salem man was hospitalized Saturday evening with a back sprain, head lacerations and shock after he was found lying near the intersection of Waller street and the Southern Pacific mainline. Harry Hart. 64. 695 South 18th street, was unable to tell officers how he sulfered the injuries but Sunday reported to his doctor that he remembered stepping over the curb when he saw a car coming around tho corner at a high rate of speed. Officers theorized that Hart may the tracks at the scene. The ditch i? several feet deep and liberally sprinkled with rocks, they said. He may have fallen in tlie ditch and iniurcd himself on the rocks when he stepped olf the road, they said. He was reported in good condi tion at Salem Memorial Hospital Monday. Local Paragraphs Derby Meeting Set The Salem Soap Box Derby association will meet Tuesday night at Douglas McKay Chevrolet company to make plans for the 1955 Derby, Director Bill Page announced Monday. Date of the Derby and the opening date fur registration are expected to be set at the meeting, he said. The meeting is open to anyone interested in helping in "Salem's biggest boys' event," Page said Injures Foot Garry Powell, , 960 North 19th street, suffer- ed a foot injury when he caught the foot in his bicycle Sunday, city first aidmen said. They checked the foot at home and sunneslod that the family doctor be contacted to check for a pos sible fracture. Breaks Ann Robert Victor, 60. 110 East Miller, suffered i broken arm Monday morning when he caught it between roll ers of a paper machine at the Ore gon Pulp and Paper company plant, city first aidmen reported, lie was taken to Salem Memorial hospital for treatment of the in jury. Arrested Karl Lee Jalrl, Salem, was arrested by city police Monday morning on a charge of larceny of an auto. The Marion County District court charge dated back to 1953, police said Arraignment on the charge was scheduled for Monday afternoon. Rings Taken A diamond wed ding and engagement ring set was stolen from the Charles Sea cat residence, 205 East Lincoln street, Friday afternoon, it was reported to city police, Saturday. The burglary occurred when the family was gone for about three hours, he told police. The rings wtre taken from a bureau draw er. They were valued at about $500, he said. SEARS Roebuck & Co. Erickson's Super Morketl FULL DETAILS Report Adverse on Bill For UF Pay Deductions A bill to authorize state payroll ! deductions for United Fund con-! trihutors will go to the senate floor with a "do not pass" rec - uiMinriiuaiiuu. j suLLtrtuiii)c irKiii!uit:i, uuicr , tribute M Robin J. Maaske, pres- The senate committee on state worthy organizations will seek ident of. Oregon Collese of Edu and federal affalrt voted down the same privileges." 1 caljon who died at his desk Sat- a motion of Senator Pat Loner-1 Senator Stewart Hardle said ur(iay night. gan that the bill be approved with that he did not feel justified in j Le( Hjd ,n , eaking of Senator Mark Hatiieia, cnairman of the commute, and Lonergan llie uiiiy sciiaiuia vuuug lui wic m0(ion. I for sending it without recom- Senator Robert Holmes, of Clat- me"dation- Sen. Lonergan then sop county, who opposed the bill,mde . motloJ ,0 Pa" th,e b"J said his opposition was not to be ul wlth " ,dve"f rcP"r'- nd ... ,.;,i,,, h rioAiinn on ih committee unanimously voted United Fund. "As a matter of fact I am Awards Made to Hoover Cub Scouts Hoover School Cub Scouts and their families enjoyed a potluck dinner Friday in the school mul tipurpose room celebrating the annual Blue and Gold birthday dinner. Following the dinner hour Den 2 entertained 'with a pantomime skit and Den 7 with a sons. Scout troop 12 demonstrated the proper disnlay and care of the flag. Cub Scoutmaster Heard pre sented the following awards: Bob- cat pin to Duncan Brvdon, Wolf than on the cost of production badges to Scott Berdeli and David i which the sponsors contend var- Johnson. Wolf Silver Arrow to'ie' from farm to farm. Doug Brown. Bear Gold and Sil- The bill would provide that ver Arrows to Billy Cochell. Lion leach distributor set up a pool Badge to Donald Heard. Two-! for its producers. Negotiations year pin to Billy Cochell and Dwight Ferris. Three-year pin to Lance Edlund, Jimmy Gipson, Donald Heard, Billy Ritchie and Dennis White. Denncr stripes item aicLain, Jim May and Don Heard. Assistant dennerithe end of the year new quotas stripes to Jimmy Martin, Kerry would be set up based on pro- Holman and Douglas Brown. Jim Fisler entertained as "An dor the Magician." Freezing Nights Forecast to Continue There was nice sunshine for both Sunday and Monday, but the temperatures continued to be frigid in the valley. The Mnn- day morning low in Salem was 2? degrees, following a minimum 1 01 J1 nr Sunday. 1 neovy irosi on roottops and 'awns Monday morning almost re- semoiea snow. The forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight anil Tuesday with temperatures due not to he so low, although still below the freezing mark. A low ot 28 Is due tor tonight in Salem. In Person! Crcpr Pialigorksy World's Greatest Celloist Wednesday, Feb. 23 at 8:15 p.m. AT North Salem High School Tickets on Sale at Stevens & Son, Jewelers Rfserced Seals $2.40 - $3.00 Student Unreserved $1.S0 DEAD IMP? You may hi dongerouily toxinj langue, nervousness poor oppe down BfCAUSf VOUff BODY IS VITAMIN AND IRON STARVED. When you Uik ttrong, ttd blood v.bcn your lyitcm ii vitamirt-itarvtd you muif (te 1Utlm-nrvoui irti Ublf. Thii it bfui week blood it Circulatinf through your lytttm, tax in your heart - pmtinf a burdtn on very vnn capillary and attfty In your body ! StartbyildingrlchredbloodFAST with Bexil Sptclal Formula Each hi(h-potrncy UEXEL Special Formula raptul ivt you S timet tha daily minimum require menu of iron; mora than the daily minimum requirement! ot all the B-vitamini that doctori will tell you art essen tial for proper nutrition; plui Vita min 1112 and trace mineralt. Thett wonderfully Itienf theninf rapiulet re recommended for mothf ii-lo-be, when a tumriencyof iron andvitamina It vitally important to their health. Alto especially important if you are over AO. Take 2 capiulei daily for double potency. m A McKESSON PRODUCT chairman of the United Fund In my county," ht said. "But I feel ' that if we open the state books lto this worthy organization, in ; .0 nu urn e nate floor with a do pas for the motion. Sen. Lee Ohmart, author of the bill, appeared before the com mittee and urged its approval. A new milk bill, regulating prices at producer level, is being prepared for introduction in the house food and dairying commit tee consideration. Rep. Elmer Deetz of Canby and Rep. Joe Rogers of Independence said Intention of the bill is to place a floor on the milk prices in the event distributors launch a milk war. The fepr is that in such a case the farmer would bear the brunt of the fight, the two representatives sam In the proposed bill, the min - imum price would be based on the average paid farmers in the three neighboring states rather ; would be mane lor an annual enn- j tract on a base quota lor Hum milk. "This would assure a producer a minimum amount he could ship each day," Deed said. At ductions during the four lowest shioping months. Retail prices would not be con trolled under the proposed bill, Deetz said. National Honor for Principal Recognized Because the princloal of Sa lem's Richmond school. Miss Ma thilda Gilles, was recently named nresiricnt-elect of the Department of National Elementary scnooi Principals nf the National Educa tion Association, Miss Gilles was feted Monday morning at an as sembly of Richmond students and teachers, who presented her with a bouquet of flowers. J Student Body President Cathy' Seely made a congratulatory soeech and presented Miss Gilles with the flowers. your tnlirt sysltm when you allow life and slctploss nights to drag yov Penny for penny ytu get MOM value in hifh'petency ML Special formula Capsules reel bttitr-look berter Work belter OR YOUR MONIY 1ACKI AT All DRUGSTORES Senate Honors Robin Maaske The Oregon Senate, upon mo tion of Walter Leth of Polk Coun ty, stood and observed a moment of silence Monday morning in , k "Perhaps the time and , 0, nij deatn are indicative of the long hours he devoted to state service." Funeral services for Maaske will be held Tuesday at 2 o'clock, at Monmouth in Campbell hall on the college campus. Accidental Shot Hits MaComber in Leg An accidental gunshot wound caused the hospitalization' Sunday of a Salem youth with a flesh wound of the ri?ht leg. Harold Wayne Mscomber, 855 North 18th street, was released from Salem General Hospital Sun day evening to his home. The 18-year-old youth was tar get shooting with two friends along Mill Creek east nf Salem !when the accident occurred. slate police said. The bullet : came from a .22 ecliber rifle held 1 hy Don Thurman McLain, 14, 3P40 Monroe anue McLain and the th" youth James Miller 15. 2'-5 North Liberty street, helned ' Macomber to the highway nearby, , State Partolman Arthur Jmcks was flagged down as he drove by. The youths told Jincks tint MacLain had the gun cradled in his arm, pointed downward at an angle. The gun apparently had a very sensitive trisser, jincks said, and it went off when shaken or jarred, hitting Macomber in the leg just above the ankle. The shot went through the fleshy part of the lc, chipping the bone, hos pital authorities said. The incident happened about 10:30 a.m. along Mill Creek near the Salem by-pass, police said. "Red Mountain" Alan Ladd "Submarine Command" UMIiam Holder. 'Sabrina' Coming Wednesday NOW PLAYING! MNM A. Midi KMtiHfc THE BRIDGE AT TOKO -HI WILLIAM CIIIACR J H OLDEN KELLY 1 rnKnnic mickkv I MARCH ROOEY BOIWT JTHALW CHAtUI MrOR (V KF1KO At All rw4S,SriUU TUIMUC CMKI MUOS tWM Ir HAH! lOtWI D M 1 D It ite W bf AFRICA ADVENTURE -IPATHECOLOR ALSO "Paramounls Presents Vista Vision" News, Burs Bunny Cartoon fsfter Hovtri WILLIAMS -KEEL Uirn t foaw torn CHAMPION SANDERSi SLASHING rO HIT . 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BELIE WILSON Salem ALLISON ESTILL Salem MARY LANE Salem JOHN DICK Salem ClARE K. FRAZIER Salem Mile North of the Undorpojs SALEM EACH WEEK! : EACH WEEK! lb. EACH WEEK! 1 Mr L Doz. 15 Lb. LIMIT EACH WEEK!