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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1955)
&-(Sec. 2)-Capltal Journal, Salem, Ore., Mon., March 21, 1955 'RARE AS QUINTS' New 'Blue Chip i A .. iNowShowing Woodburn Grange Has Social Night WOODBURN - Sixty-five mem ben and guests attended the social meeting of Woodburn Grange March 17. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Wantz, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs, Ambrose Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Les lie Hughes, Miss Alyce Johnson, Mrs. H. E. Donahue, all of Wood burn, and Mrs. Elpha Johnson of Los Angeles, Calif. Mrs. Werner llcm.ihorn was pro gram chairman. Skits presented Included "Sure Cure for Falsehoods," by Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Grey and Werner Hcm- ehorn; Ezra Gets Hitched, by Mr. and Mrs. Werner llemshorn "Dr. Killum Performs an Emer gency," by Mr. and Mrs. George King and Joe McCormick: and "Guess Who," by Dolores and Nor bert Hemshorn. Danny Hemshorn gave a reading and accordion numbers were given by Rosemary Gray and Jcanette Hemshorn. A cake walk was a feature of the program, winners including Mrs. Leo Peterson, Mrs. Ernest Bed ding, Thomas Bump, North Howell; Verne Cannon of Woodburn. Mrs. Bernard Schnees, 34, rests in bed after giving birth to her second child, Deberah Lyn (left), 48-days after her first, Douglas Lee (right) was born! The event, a' Delaware, 0., marked the second longest interval between the birth of twins on record. The longest delay was 56 days. Her doctor said such a lengthy delay between twins occurs about once in each five million births. (UP Telcphoto) Says City Chamber Too Much Like Private Club CHICAGO W City churches "far too often have created the appearance of being a sort of pri vate club," churchmen were told Saturday. Dr. Marshal L. Scott, dean of the Presbyterian Institute of In dustrial Relations, Chicago, made the statement. He spoke to hundreds of laymen attending the annual meeting of the National Council of Presbyter ian Men. Dr. Scott said sweeping changes VISIT CALIFORNIA JEFFERSON Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ricks left Wednesday for Napa, Calif., to get acquainted with their new grandson, James Edward. Mr. and Mrs. Qucntin Ricks are the parents. increase Approved For Forest Service WASHINGTON un-An Increase of $1,08.1.000 in (he budget requests for funds for the Department of Agriculture forest service was ap proved by the House Appropria tions Committee Monday. The increase for state and pri vate forest cooperation, brought the recommended appropriation for the year beginning July 1 for that purpose to $10,683,690, the same as for this year. President Eisenhrwers budget had re quested $9,600,000. in this country call for a change in the pattern of churchmen. "Unfortunately many of our city churches are located in neighbor hoods in which the church was built by a group of people who were largely of one cultural group," he said. "With the rapid changes of our industrial society these people have often moved to so-called 'belter neighborhoods. As new people have come in they , have sometimes been referred to 'not our kind.' "Rarely, If ever, have any of our churches turned any new neighbors away, but far too often they have created the appearance of being a sort of private club. which has been reluctant to go into the neighborhood and extend a genuine welcome to the new neighbors." These "inner-city" neighbor hoods, he said, offer Protestants one of their "greatest opportuni ties." First models of the new 1955 1 1 line of CMC "Blue Chip" trucks, 4 highlighted by scores of styling and engineering advances, went on aispiay nere loaay in ine showrooms of Truck Sales and Service Co., Salem, Oregon. The completely restyled pick ups are among lZo new basic models introduced by GMC Truck and Coach Division. Featuring a new concept in styling and vast engineering im provements, the trucks boast such advances as stronger frames and front springs, foam rubber seat cushions, adjustable seat backs and greater interior bead room. This light-duty line offers mod els with either powerful six-cylinder engines o.- 155 horsepower V-8 powerplants with either manual or Hydra-Matic transmissions. ,i Reduced wheelbase gives a ' a, ,, r n i n fl rnrlina mnA greater maneuverebility, an im nnrlant rnncirlpratinn in Hrivin. 1 in heavy traffic, .nkul, . jjn. ji sions reduce driver fatigue, pro vide better accessibility and speed loading operations. Two loading steps on the pickups aid front end luading. Style-wise, the modernistic trucks have panoramic wind shields that give "picture win clow" visibility, a "Jet-stream Airscoop" with the famed GMC emblem, a wider and lower cab, concealed running boards, a streamlined front end with bomb guard bumpers, an "Aero-view" instrument panel and a new ven tilating system. These pickups are considered the ultimate for duo-purpose town-and-country use, combining passenger car styling with rug ged truck design. Engineers are convinced these deluxe units will win wide ac claim for their ability to handle a wide rang of hauling opera tions and still double ai the fam ily car. SUPPORTED BY EASTER SEALS C - ..... . . - ii , ii i , 30 Scattered Centers Could Serve as Capitol ' By JOHN L. CUTTER United Press Staff Correspondent Oregon's first and only summer camp exclusively designed and operated for crippled children is Camp Easter Seal, lo cated on North Lake of Ten Mile Lake, near Reedsport The, camp, financed through the sale of Easter Seals by the Oregon Society for Crippled Children and Adults. Children from all ' parts of the state enjoy it Flexible Price Supports Not Even Tried as Yet FRED BARNA HOME JEFFERSON Fred Barna was brought home from the Albany General Hospital Wednesday, after George Gobel Signs For Sumi7.gr Movie HOLLYWOOD I TV comic George Gobel has signed a con tract with Paramount Pictures to make a movie this summer. Just about every studio was after Go bel, winne-; of a television Emmy as the industry's outstanding new personality. Goto! will star in "The Lady Eve." and will begin July 5, two weeks after his regu lar TV series ends for the summer. SALT LAKE CITY m Secre tary of Agriculture Benson said Saturday critics of flexible price supports are trying to saddle "the failures of the old program upon a new one which hasn't even been tested yet." He criticized farm leaders de manding high supports and "labor leaders who have turned farm ex perts." He said these two groups are "shouting from the roof-tops'' that farm prices are being wrecked by the Republican administration's new flexible price support pro fram. "It just isn't so," Benson told a meeting of the Pacific Dairy and Poultry Assn. "Not one bale of cotton, nor one bushel of corn or wheat, nor one sack of rice, not one pound of peanuts has yet been placed under price supprt or loan or sold to the government at less than 90 per cent of parity," he said. Flexible supports, he explained. do not become operative until the 1955 harvests. The 90 per cent parity level was in effect during and after the war. But Congress last year authorized flexible sup ports from 82 to 90 per cent of parity beginning with this year's production of major crops. several weeks of illness, improved In health but not able to be out. Wanted $150,000 1st Mortgage for 4 good down town Portland buildings. Will pay 7 re Interest. Write Box 138 co Statesman-Journal "The principal argument put for ward by the proponents of this measure (90 per cent supports) is that it will halt the steady de cline in farm income which has been underway since 1947," Ben son said. "What they fail to mention Is that this entire reduction has come about while we had rigid 90 per cent supports for the basic commodities." WASHINGTON (UPl-The fed- eral government will be run from about 30 scattered centers u nu clear warfare threatens or hits the capital. Defense expert have selected locations over a wide area north to Pennsylvania, west to Ohio and south to North Carolina. Nearly 30 executive agencies which would have essential war time functions have been assigned these "emergency relocation sec tors" in which they would continue to operate. They range from 80 miles north and west of Washing ton to 200 miles south. No Congressional "Hideout" Congressional leaders have not yet accepted an invitation - from the Office of Defense Mobilization to assign a hideout where the law makers would meet in emergency session. A small scale test of the outlying posts is scheduled this spring. About six persons from each agency will be dispatched to their emergency posts May 1 for a two week tour of duty. Another "dry run" is scheduled June 15-16-17 in connection with a nationwide Civil Defense exercise. The ultimate goal of the defense planners is to have specially-trained staffs, which could take over in an emergency, permanently stationed at the outlying posts. If there were advance warning of an attack, top pofficials and regular Washington employes would start at once for the emer gency locations. If the attack came before Washington could be evac uated, survivors would re-assemble in those locations as rapidly as they could. Most of the "relocation" centers are secret so far. An exception is the huge underground "Pentagon" in the mountains on the Maryland Pennsylvania border which could accommodate the President and top military command. Others are in outlying govern ment installations and in colleges and universiti'j. Defense planners consider colleges and universities particularly good sites because of I'-eir dormitories and dining facil ities. "The "emergency relocation cen ters" are one part of the defense planning for carrying on essential functions of government in case of attack. Another is a plan to "disperse" any new government building to prevent making the capital 4ny more attractive target than it already is. 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