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

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Newspaper Page Text2-(Scc. 1)-Capital Journal, Salem, Ore, Tues., June 21, 195.1 Calls to Urge Road Safety Do not be surprised if you re reive a telephone call reminding ."ou that you may save many lives 'y driving with care and with ourtesy when you make that .'ourth of July week end trip. Salem's Junior Woman's club 'i participating in the General 'federation of Women's club's 'Irive for safe driving over the I'ourlh week end. The drive is he nationwide move for safe Iriving on the part of a national organization of clubs. Newspapers and radio stations 'lave been contacted and are cc perating wi'h the club here, as Iso are members of the Salem Ministerial association. Marking the beginning of the "Telephone Crusade for Safe Driving over July Fourth" will be the pealing of Saiem church bolls jt 10 a.m. Wednesday, June 29. Immediately afterward mem bers of the Salem Junior Wom an's club will start their chain of sails, with each member to call J'cur persons. The hope is that 'iaeh person called will make four more calls. In telling of plans 'or the chain calls the organiza tion reminded that over the Fourth of July week end a year ago 348 persons were killed. Named to head the local club's committee is Mrs. Cliff Bowdcr. Working on the committee with her are Mrs. Richard Allen, Mrs. Robert Carey and Mrs. Donald Dougherty. highway will be opened to traffic! Thursday. That was reported here by D. J. Sage, in charge of the district maintenance office for the Oregon State Highway Department. ' He said the snow was from 3 to 14 feet deep and the crews would be pressed to both open a route through it, then widen it enough for traffic Thursday. However, he said, he expected this to be done. The opening is later in the season than usual. McKenzie Pass to Be Opened Thursday EUGENE m Snowplow crews working through the McKenzie Highway drifts from the cast and the. west were within a half mile of each other Tuesday, and the Bank Bandits Sought in Italy NAPLES, Italy (UP) Naples po lice searched waterfront dives and hangtuts today for four men and a woman believed to have master minded the record $305,000 robbery of a New York bank last April 6, Interpol, the 38-nation interna tional police agency, flashed warning to Naples authorities the group of five was believed to have reached Naples from France and be seeking passage to a foreign country to evade the police net. Police knew the names of the five but refused to give additional details while the chase was on. They would say only that three of the men were New Yorkers, that one man was from Manchester, England, and a 37-year-old Cana dian woman was involved. "Publication of the names at this moment might wreck all our work," one Interpol official said, Interpol said the five persons were believed to be the despera does who held up the Woodside branch of the Chase Manhattan Bank for a record haul of $305,000, They were known to have entered Italy from France June 16. OUTDOORS UNDER THE STARS Oh World's Largest Portable Ice Rink! PORTLAND MEADOWS JULY 19 THRU 26 Nltelyot8:30 Aft Seals Reserved $3.00 $1.50 12.00 11.30 (1.00 INCLUDING TAX FOR BEST SEATS ORDER BY MAIL WOW Jutl Itfirf chock or money order with ramped celf-oddreued envelope ml dolt doalrod lei HOLIDAY ON ICI, ee J. K. OILL Co., 403 i.W. 3lh, Portland 4, Oregon. MAKI CHECKS PAYABLE TO, HOUDAf ON ICf. LUTHER LEAGUE MEETS SAN FRANCISCO Ufi Seven thousand delegates from the United Slates and Canada will meet at the Civic Auditorium Tuesday night to open the 16th biennial con vention of the Young Peoples Luther League. Roseland Add'n. At Market SALEM ONE DAY ONLY AFT. S NIIE Thurs. June Rpon. Jr. Cham, of Commerce GGfflW 3RN6 RAILROAD 23 .( HOMO'S 6MJTBT Fyi WUDMIHU t ox orrici open Mr 3 ol J. K. SILL CO. -HOLIDAY ON ICI" Produced by Holiday On tee Shawl, Inc. errfrmel Show Spoeiered Sy OKEOON JOURNAL HUCO IACCHINI Human proee llle. Shot Ihe length et the Die Tent from the mouth ot a fiery CANNON. HANNEFORDS International Bare back Hiding Start. Many other NEW teatur.i. 400 Arenlc Starr. 25 Clowni. Twice Daily 2:30 & 8 P.M. Poors Open 1:30 & 7 P.M. Popular Prices General admission and reserv ed chair tickets on sale cirrus dav only at Stevens & Son, 390 St lite St. UNKKKKKVKI) SKATS I'.ach Performance Children 75c i Adults 1.35 1 ml ml es All Tax KXTK A A llKI) ATTRACTION: IMmijI Anlry "SlnKliiK Cow boy" und hli Con urn. ol Riricri A Rnprri. 2000' Judge Clears Accused Dr. PORTLAND Ml U, S. Judge Chase Clark, in a ruling Monday, said that a malpractice charge against a doctor proved only that he was ' an able and skilled phy sician and surgeon." The defendant was Dr. Peter S, Ford who now is stationed with the Air Force In Portland but last year was in practice at Burns. While there, a needle broke in the course of closing an incision. He located it with X-ray and removed it two days later. Suit for tfO.OOO was brought by iwrs. rranx uaroer ot Sacramento. the patient, charging negligence. Judge Clark said the breaking of a needle was not evidence of negli gence, while finding the frag ment aisciosea "unusua iv ennri judgment and ability" on the doctor s part. PRESIDENT ARRIVES FOR UN TALK ARTILLERY PRACTICE PROTESTED TOKYO ifl The U.S. Army Tuesday staged artillery practice at the base ot Mt. Fuji, after pro testing Japanese were -forcibly re moved for the second straight dby. TODAY'S CLOSE N. Y. STOCK QUOTATIONS (By The Associated Press) Admiral Corporation Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers Aluminum Co. America American Airlines American Motors American Tel. & Tel. American Tobacco Anaconda Copper Atchison Railroad Bethlehem Steel Boeing Airplane Co. Borg Warner Burroughs Adding Machine California Packing Canadian Pacific Caterpillar Tractor Celanese Corporation Chrysler Corporation Cities Service Consolidated Edison Crown Zellerbach Curtiss Wright Douglas Aircraft duPont de Nemours Eastman Kodak Emerson Radio General Electric General Foods General Motors Georgia Pac Plywood Goodyear Tire Homestake Mining Co. International Harvester nternational Paper Johns Manville Kaiser Aluminum Kennecott Aluminum Libhy, McNeill Lockheed Aircraft Loow's 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. B, Pepsi Cola Co. Philco Radio Radio Corporal ion Tiayonior InCorp. Republic Slecl Richfield Oil Safeway Stores Inc. Scott Paper Co. Sears Roebuck k Co. Southern Pacific Slandard Oil Calif Standard Oil. N. J. Sludebaker Packard Sunshine Mining ) Swift Si Company iTrnnsamerica Corp. Union Oil Company Union Pacific United Airlines United Aircraft United Corporation United States Plvwood United Slates Steel Warner Pictures Western Union Tel. Weslinghouse Mr Brake Wcslinghouse Electric 24 113 14 75 67 V, 28 'i 10 'A 183 r9 Vi 72 147 74 142 Vi 61 45 V4 , 33 V 38 34 ?i 55 24 ', 79 V, 54 ?i 49 83 20 A 68 206 Vt 80 y 15 56 84 V4 107 ',4 31 K, 63 39 ',4 39 'A 111 4 88 ',4 35 ', 118 20 Vi 46 ".4 22 4 34 ',' 82 V4 43 K 80 V 12 50 140 Vi 98 Vi 29 22 ' 41 74 52 74 94 ,4 46 68 43 74 77 95 60 ' 4 83 '4 121 10 11 ' 50 44 7t 52 167 V t J km 7" 1 I f lAiftiiTMil Security Plan Needs Revision WASHINGTON tfl The admin istration said Tuesday a Democratic-sponsored plan to broaden social security payments needs "a thoroughgoing review and in quiry." These were the words of Secre tary of Health Hobby in a letter to Chairman Cooper ID-Tenn) of the House Ways and Means Commit tee which began closed-door ses sions on the issue Tuesday. Republican congressional leaders also added the President's voice lo the, GOP clamor for public hear ings on the proposed changes. . By a straight 15-10 party line vote, the Democrats overrode a Republican effort Tuesday morn ing to open up the question for public hearings. Backing this "more study is needed" theme of the GOP com mitteemen, Mrs. Hobby wrote Cooper that "a thoroughgoing re view and Inquiry Into the Lssuei raised ... are essential." " k. 1 Harold A. Eichsieadt New Woodburn JofP Governor Paul L. Patterson Tuesday announced appointment of Harold A. tichsteadt ot wood burn as Justice of the Peace for the Woodburn district to succeed T. C. Gorman who has submitted his resignation. The new justice will begin his term on July 1 to serve until his successor is elected and qualifi ed. The governor also announced reappointment of Mrs. Bernice B, Farr of Oregon City as a mem bcr o the State Board of Cos metic Therapy Examiners. Farmer Cooperative Raided by Burglars Burglars broke into the Stayton Farmers' Co-op Monday night and made off with about $240 in cash and some merchandise, state police and the Marion County Sheriff's office reported Tuesday. The cash was taken from an un locked safe and from a counter tray. Most of the cash, about $190 was taken from the tray. A consid erable amount of electrical ap pliances also were taken, officers said. Method of entry into the building was not reported. Fair Catches, Salmon On Lower Columbia ASTORIA HI Commercial catches of salmon on the lower Columbia after the first full day of the season brought reports of "gen erally fair catches.' Reports from dealers gave aver age catches per boat at about 200 pounds. One boat the top catch reported checked in almost 1,000 pounds Fishing mis year with larger mesh nels to allow blueback na!- 46 ' mon to escape, fishermen reported 71 t ! amy om; or two DiueDacKs taKen 6 a. I by scattered boats. 3! The state fish commission or dered larpcr mesh nets used in an effort to revive depleted runs of bluebaeks. It is early, however, for the hluebnck run which should become heavier late in the month. SO 20 28 70 In the Medium -Price Field head of its class m every thitig... The Clipwr lrail it HrUl in sun where it counts! Oulmlc, ncuriv IS fort of impressive glamour. Inside, iiniraniped, unrrowded (pace for hips, less beads mil jlioiildenl Clipper's M!S and 22') horsrpowcr V-8 engine develop morn power than an)' other medium-priced carl QUALITY Huilt bv Tnekard craftsmen, Clipper Is the outstanding car In its class for hue car qualities and sheer value! The Clivper ii Ihe dig I"" ... for it gives ou the most car for your money in llie medium-imte Cddl - .f ',- n a ri5 ;','li "'v 1-YfT"T3i3WW1 ' ' : 1 a a Jbr those who cfesirp individuality CLtepen coNSTevtATroN tas Homarvarui lUpJpJLJX-, tVS INVITE YOU TO COME IN TODAY . , . TAKE THE KEY(t$ by Vi chard Craismem Knjoy "TV RKADK.R S PUiKST ' Kl.OR TV ELSNER MOTOR CO. dS.ANO SEE Channel 12, :00 T.M.. Monrtavt, President Eisenhower, escorted by Gov. Goodwin Knight ol California, walks to his car after arrival at the San Francisco Jnternational airport late Sunday. The president addressed the opening session of. the 10th anniversary of the United Nations at the San Francisco War Memorial Opera House June 20. (AP Wirephoto) Locol Paragraphs Building Permits E. L. Bur roughs, to build a one-story dwel ling at 970 Downs, $15,000. Frank Waters, to alter a warehouse at 1750 South 14th $10,000. E. Craw ford, to alter a one-story dwel ling at 1365 Norway, $130. C. P.. Wilson, to alter a one-story dwel ling at 2074 McCoy, $150. Harry E. Converse, to build a one-half-story dwelling and carport at 1070 Cascade Drive, $12,000. Les ton Howell, to alter a one-story dwelling at 550 -Waldo, $2600. Dr. Harold Olinger, to build a dental clinic at 513-523 South Liberty, $12,000. Alice Wood, to alter a one-half-story dwelling at 1795 Court, $50. B. J. Blanchard, to alter a garage at 2325 North Front, $25. Enoch Macrz, to build a one-story dwelling at 1270 Acacia Drive, $11,500. Gor don F. Burrcll, to relocate a gar age at 1519 Hickory, $25. Earl H. Mootry, to relocate a one story dwelling at 2030 McCoy, $500. H. G. Moore, to alter a one story dweling at 325 River. $400. W. E. Hazell, to alter a one-story i awenmg at zusu south cnurch, $300. Wade Brooks, to alter a washroom at 1948 State, $1000, 50c Phone 44713 20c ENDS TODAY! Open 6.-45 "IHE BRIDGES AT TOKO 61" "ARROW IN THE DUST" Both in Color "Deslry" In Technicolor with Audie Murphy Marl Blanchard Thrilling Co-Hit 'Conquest of Space" In Technicolor Ruth Ettlng's Story and Wonderful Songs! i Me or III: J LAIYltNIlN MITCHELL ROBERT KEITH TOM TULLY , Plus Gun-Thrills Hit 1 mm . THE 9 1 n tie Kill rtr I.lfiKflUUtKb htirWii i TTJ'Tmi lUaraW a UW Oil . M o tlWtai NOTE TWO GREAT EVENTS! THURSDAY . . . Important Major SNEAK PREVIEW. FRIDAY ... MISS UNIVERSE CONTEST ON STAGE! American men aged 80 average six more years of life. Woodburn Drive-In ENDS TUESDAY "AFFAIR IN TRINIDAD" Plus "TERROR SHIP" Starts Wed. Plus "MONEY FROM HOME" "JESSE JAMES vi. THE DAITONS" "T7i Diamond Store of Salem' HARIMAtiBROS. 6 f STATE AND LIBERTY For today's bride to cherish FOREVER... W An nrrnn Mi 01 (VU)A. a gift well remembered For lodciy'i Bride, nothing molchei the pride ond pleosure in owning pre cioui solid silver . . . ihe II be delighted viith o few piecej in her favorilt Inlemolional Sterling pollern. Check our Bridal Reglilry for suggestions Complete service for 8 from 225.50 (FtrJ. Tai Intl.) oi .ill. as $3 75 a week if oJiternafionai cS?e-y SOtID SriVtt WITH IEAUTT tHAf I.VrS FOKVII I "The Diamond Store of Salem HARIMANBROS. STATE A.NU LIBERTY TOMORROW! About America's Greatest Frontiersmen! ENDS TONIGHT "This Island Earth" And 'Bowery to Bagdao' FRED CHARLTON DONNA BARBARA MacMURRAY-HESTON-REED- HALE m COLOR BV JfiZpr TECHNICOLOR vJ 4 lhe st0,y ' ,h9 fmkr Lewis and Clark Expedition... rrdf$M Sift jfi ' And ol the Indian Girl Mm1 Wh Made " Po$sible ' You'll Trsvel from the Wide Missouri ? ylCTiylSIOn to the Broad Pacific on the Path of fhe --"-!-",' Great Trail-Blazers! JL """""t ADVENTURF COHIT- . Raging With the Fury and Excitement of a Lawless Era Starring WILD BILL ELLIOTT "BITTER CREEK" I f TOMORROW! LAST DAY! "CARMEN JONES" and "UNCHAINED" TYRONE POWER MAUREEN O'HARA I A a, I THRILl ! f!? I I UP0N 1. '-t- t THRILL! mniM.w,H;i.mn.Mj ..i.,i,TiCHNICOLOR '-a MM IwmM Mi tU ' .FRANCIS CRISP BONO MtMtlt . CAREY Gates Open MS Show at Dusk tnas ronite Two Color Hits 3Cc:!1.NSW,;bbT,,,'E C-orge Montgomery FOUNTAIN" "SEMINOLE UPRISING" STARTS TOMORROW Two Great Technicolor Hits Together! GARY COOPER SUSAN HAYWARD RICHARD WIDMARK IN "GARDEN OF EVIL" DICK POWELL DEBBIE REYNOLDS In "SUSAN SLEPT HERE" One of the Yrar's Hfst t omeniee: 3S2 North High St. Salem, Oregon Open Friday Nish, 'Til 9 In rinrmarop