Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, August 13, 1955, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. 2-(Sa j-Capital JfeiAaal, i - .-V v-a ; t A .ten .j '- v. r.. . .r ' I'D 'li -. i f New Record Set Coverins a distance of 1016 miles from Ihn Seattle Naval Air Station to Naval Air Reserve Training Unit at Santa Ana, Calif., in 15.5 hours, the Naval Deserve blimp ZSG-40 that July 2627 was in Salem, set a new west coast nonstop elapsed time record on the return trip to Santa Ana after the Sea Fair in Seattle. The blimp, according to word received from Santa Ana, cut the time for the trip hy 2.6 hours. Last year's time of 18.1 hours had ma Good MusicBis; Crowd Sat. Nite Crystal Gardens Ask for Your Frrr Prize Tickets SKATELAND 6S0 7th St., West Salem NOW AiD.munmMim i Hin-kviwiiiviiiv Please Observe Dress Rules: No Jeans, Levis or Shorts 0.3O Modern Music It Kox Trot Swing M n Walls Rumba Samba 3TI f TanROMambo I DICKSON'S8") II l'i Miles South of Salem City Limits on 9!E Q I RICO'S D.mU STUDIO j III . MISS, MR. and MRS. S.M.KM . . . I llll Him is hack In town and hrinp.s you tlie lalrst in II llll Ballioom Paining ami the vrry host in Rallct I I fur chililri'il. I llll Call, write or drop-in at Kiio's ami take ail- llll vantage of the mt-anmaintrd prices. I it FOXTROT RUMBA HI if WALTZ it MAMBO II -1 CUilMft -4. C.AMRA. II it PEABODY TANGO Introducing the III! CHA-CHA-CHA I RICO'S HOME OWNED DANCE ' STUDIO I 474 Ferry Si. Phene 9jjj Satan, Oft, fei, Aug. 13, lQoi PREPARING FOR ART FAIR A committee of the Salem Art Association met at luncheon at Bush House Friday noon to further preparations for the annual art fair on Saturday, August 27. Anyone producing art or handwork of noncommercial type is welcome to participate in the fair. In the picture, from left, are Mrs. Walter J. Kirk, Art Association board member; Mrs. Sidney B. Lewis, member ship chairman; Mrs. E. H. Miller, secretary; Mrs. L. A. Ballmer, activities chairman; Mrs. Keith Powell fine arts committee; Clifford Glcason creative irl group and assistant chairman; Mrs. Kenneth Sherman, hospitality chairman. Other committee members who were not present are Mrs. Estell Benner, general chairman; Mrs. Arnold Coffcl, in charge of folk dancing. previously been the low time for the trip. That was flown by ZSC-125. The airship this year averaged 66 miles per hour and at one point during the flight reached a maximum speed of 100 miles per hour. Crew members attributed their good time to ideal contact flying conditions, with the excep tion of a little ground haze at I'oint Conception, and the clear ing for a "straightin" approach at Santa Ana. Piloting the blimp was Lcdr. Robert Shannon, who has been with the lighter than air craft every time that it has been in Salem. Members of his crew were copilots Cmdr. C. E. F. Miller, Lcdr. L. G. Rock, Lt (j.g.) 0. E. Gercken; radio man, .1. E. Rice, AI.2 and E. L. Mel lette, AT2; mechanics, H. L. Runclberg, AM, and P. Z. Strat um, AF.3; and riggers, K. P. Reg ester, AMI, and AMI, and D. L. McCormick, AM3. GANG BROKEN UP NOVA GOA, Portuguese India W Portuguese police said Saturday they broke up a gang of "Indian trained Goan terrorists" In a se ries of night raids in which one youth was shot dead, another wounded and 12 arrested. DANCE Saturday Nite Larry & His Cascade Range Riders "Western Dance Band" AUMSVILLE PAVILION 1500 Hunt for Lost Boy Scout MUSKEGON. Mich, (ffl - More than 1,300 volunteers searched woods and dense marshland Sat urday in a renewed hunt for miss ing Boy Scout Peter Gorham. They fanned out in web-like lines. With no man further than 10 feet from the next, they sys tematically covered the area where the 12 year-old lad disappeared July 5. Peter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred erick A. Gorman of Evanston, 111., vanished on a hiking trip with fel low scouts at a camp 12 miles north of Muskegon. A plane and ground search1 of the area immediately after Peter was reported missing failed to turn up any clue to his whereabouts. The boy s lather at first ex pressed belief his son had been kidnaped. He now has joined po lice in belief that Peter is dead. Basluscheck's Hymn Will Be Published ) A Willamette University assist ant professor of religion has written one of 14 hymns chosen 'for publication by the Hymn So ciety ot America irom some 3uu submitted. Prof. Burton C. Bastuschcck, 45, the Willamette teacher, is now working for his PhD at the Methodist lliff School of Theolo gy M Denver. Announcement of the selection of his hymn was received from W. W. Reid of the board of mis sions of the Methodist Church in New York. Prior to coming to Salem Bas tuscheck was a Methodist circuit pastor for several country churches. He came here from Kcosauqua, Iowa, a year ago. M&F Contract to Cooke Stationery Office furniture for the new Meier & Frank store here is be- intf supplied by Cooke Stationery Store of Salem according to Kd-1 ward J. Johnson, Cooke sales manager. Meier & Frank awarded a con tract in excess of $21,000 to the firm to provide chairs, desks, ta bles, filinR cabinets, typewriter stands and other furniture. Thir-1 teen other firms had sought the contrnt. Locol Paragraphs Barretts Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Barrett are in Sa lem visiting Mrs. Barrett's sister, I Mrs. Hugh Bower, 1B67 Court I street, other relatives and friends. Their daughter. Miss Helen Barrett is expected Sun day from Aberdeen, Wash., where she is director of two ho tel dining rooms and where her parents live with her. They will return north early next week. During the war Miss Barrett was director for the dining room in connection with one of the guest houses at Camp Adair and later went to be director of dining rooms at Foft Lewis. ales Open 7-Show at Dusk ENDS TONITK DONALD O'CONNOR In "FRANCIS IN THE NAVY" Also In Technicolor RANDOLPH SCOTT 'RAGE AT DAWN" -STARTS TOMORROW- Two Technieoli i Hits VICTOR M.ATl'RK JK.AN SIMMONS In "THE ROBE" In Cinemascope Also I.KX BARRKR In "THE MAN FROM BITTER RIDGE" Two Slickers Steal Money Two Salem restaurants were short-changed right out of their cash registers Friday, city police reported. A pair of slick opera tors who apparently know the workings of the tills is believed responsible. Taken was $120 from The Spa, 382 Slate street, and $35 from Clark's restaurant, 479 Court street, police said. In each case one of the pair partially screened the cash register Irom employes' view while the other opened it to get the money. , Method of getting, the money without attracting - notice was opening an "emergency" door on the customer side of the cash reg ister behind which some of the register's mechanism can be reached, including a lever which will release the cash drawer with out ringing the bell. Apparently one man would use his newspaper to block the view of anyone from the back of the machine while his partner opened the door and flicked the lever, police said. Then the partner would reach around and lift the hills from the drawer and the two would leave. US-Red China Envoys Meet GENEVA W U.S. and Red Chinese envoys met for an hour and 45 minules Saturday without reaching agreement on liberating 41 Americans held in China. They suspended their secret talks until Tuesday. Official spokesmen of both sides announced only that the issue of .repatriation of civil ians would be takjen up at the next session here. Both U.S. Ambassador U. Alex is Johnson and Red Chinese ne gotiator, Ambassador Wang. Ping- nan, emerged smiling from their sixth closed-door meeting. They greeted newsmen cordially but gave no hint of progress, if any, on a settlement. An official U.S. spokesman de nied a New Delhi report that John son had agreed in principle to al low India to act as a third party on possible repatriation on Chinese students in the United States. "The question is still open," he said. Two Cars and Train Involved in Crash Two out-of-state automobiles were involved in an accident with a Southern Pacific freight train at I2tn and Center about 1 oplock fcaiuraay afternoon. A car driven by Mrs. Florence Ct;hru.. of Camas, Wash., carry. ing also her son Bobby, Mrs. R. J. Williams and son John, all from Camas, was stopped at the inter- section waiting for the train to pass. Both auto and train were headed north. Another vehicle from West Sac ramento. Calif., occuoied bv Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Kramer. aDDroach- ed behind the Camas ear and stop ped with the rear fender of the car on the railway track. The locomotive hit the California car and knocked it into the Camas car, shoving the latter into a fire nydrant. Both cars were badly damaged but no one was hurt. Answer Two Lolls SILVERTON-The Silverton Vol. unteer Firemen answered two calls Thursday afternoon both over East i Hill, one a grass fire that wes kept under control. The location was not given in the report. "No damage" was reported on the Forest Hotleberg home in Steel hammer Drive, when a room blaze was caused by a flooded oil stove, earlier in the daw PUBLIC INVITED 4-Corner Bar HQ and Western Jamboree Sunday, Aug. 14 Musical entertainment free', includes Lvle & His Western airs. Curt Ferguson It the Kootin' Tooters, Tummv Kizzi ah, Uncle Nate and Hi's Stars of Tomorrow; games for all the family. Bar BQ dinner tickets only $1.25 and 75c at the 4-Cornrrs Business firms. ADMISSION FREE 50C Phone 4-4713 200 KNDS TODAY! OPKN 6:45 "BLACKBOARD JUNGLE" "ADVENTURES OF HAJJI BABA" Starts Tomorrow Cont. 1:45 SKK AFRICA IN CINEMASCOPE! COLOR C0111T Tbfui REMEEADES IMffi TO PHIL CAREY FlMQ ' Hta 'KMT t . ' . . " VO,. A L, a-. .Ax: -.i. utiujj.i . .. . -..At.! .i,JM.iw.fc.rt.ir. .-.vm; ill 1.1.14111 iivf3 This was bne of many cars drowned in flooded streets in the Queens section of Long Island during record rainfall in New York area. Here William Mclvers-assists his wife, Joyce, to a temporarily more comfortable position on top of his car. (AP Wirephoto) Effort Made To Find Home For Family Help 1s being sought by Salem Housing authority offi cials in finding housing for a mother and her four small children. The famllyVhieh has been deserted by the father, is pres ently living in the city housing project but because of the lev eling of the buildings in the area all who live there are seeking new homes. An all day hunt to find quar ters for the family Friday was to no avail. Record Cut of Forest Timber PORTLAND (jfi There was a record sale and record cut of na tional forest timber in the Pacific Northwest during the fiscal year ended June 30, J. Herbert Stone. regional U. S. forester, reported here Saturday. He said the harvest was 2,633.- 124,000 board feet, some 218 mil lion board feet more than in the previous 12-month period. Sales of this timber totaled 527, 278,657, an increase of $3,311,980. Top among the 18 national for ests of Oregon and Washington was the Willamette with a cut of 381 '4 million board feet worth $5,571,203 under 458 separate con tracts or sale agreements. GRIRBLE REUNION AURORA At the close of the annual Gribble clan meeting. Ensley W. Gribble of Gribble Prairie, handed the gavel for 1956 to his nephew, Don Gribble of West Linn. The family reunion drew 50 relatives to the Lester Hess home in Canby Sunday. Hess was secretary the last year. Now Playing! mH.nry FONDA Jamt k CAGNEY William POWELL Jack LEMMON HI.'l)n-f-MT3 Added - "Mississippi Traveler" "Calypso Cruise" News Cartoon !' I i I II jsseVsJasVBsWssJsesfcBsli TOMORROW! Gay, Colorful end Wonderful! Cinemascope Usg from liTlTT! I II ului'l'lr TALK ABOUT FAMILY PREDICAMENTS San Marino Votes Sunday SAN MARINO Wl The Cind erella republic of San Marino Saturday sipped champaigne, ate sweet cakes and cheerfully await ed the outcome of Sunday's elec tion. After midnight tolls Sunday, San Marino either will be a pro-West ern democracy for the first '.ime ; since 1945, or will remain the only Communist-run state in Western Europe. If democracy wins, much cred it can be claimed by 97 democratic minutemen, all San Marino citi zens now residing in Detroit, San dusky, Ohio, and New York City. They hurried back to their tiny mountain homeland to tell fellow countrymen the story of American freedom and prosperity under de mocracy. This may turn the tide. The election has assumed far! more than local significance. It is 1 regarded as a test of whether com munism is maintaining or losing strength in the Italian peninsula, where one-third of the voters are communists or sympathizers. A light year is about six mil lion million miles. Woodburn .Drive-In Ends Saturday "HERE COME THE GIRLS" Plus "ALASKA SEAS" Starts Sun "ELEPHANT WALK" Plus "COMBAT SQUAD" Now Playing! THE MAN you'll never forget! JAMES STEWART THE .MAN FROM LARAMIE IjIIw BonM tilh tin Urn DMW - CIISM Will - IKU MAW 2ND HIT . HANDS OFF! SHE'S THE BOSS'S CAl! DENNIS O'KEEFE ABBE LANE P III For Your Personal Pleasure and Entertainment "Here's Looking at You" "I LAST DAY Torn- Curtis "The Purple Mask" and 'The Man From Bitter Ridge" Supper 11 A CDIUIMU RCTUBkt 1 I A WILLIAM GOCT2 1 1 PtOOUCTCN I 1Cimmssop 1 1 ttCHMHLtt That" Lilli" Gal r GLASS i US to Export Atomic Fuel GENEVA W-The United States was reported today to have de cided to export to certain coun tries atomic fuel of a grade suffi cient to operate atomic power stations. This information came from highly qualified source who said'ored a $1,000 reward for arrest Belgium probably would be the and conviction of the assailants, first nation to get such fuel. . Up to now the United States has not shipped any atomic fuel abroad but it had agreed to supply 27 coun- tries with enough 20 per cent en riched uranium to operate one re search reactor. ' Leading atomic scientists in cluding Dr. H. J. Bhabha of India, president of the current atomic conferencesay atomic fuel rich enough to operate a power station is also of possible weapon grade. The 20 per cent enriched fuel, however, is considered usable only for research and creation of radio isotopes. 16214 N Commercial You walking up ) Chinese Food to Take Out ) Chinese Banquets and Parties CLOSED ALL TIME TUESDAYS Best Chinese Cook YEE SING. Pron. rwpatswe. Sunday Dinner 12 Noon to 8 p.m. TOP SIRLOIN STEAK with Baked Potato, Tossed Salad Y H Bowl, Hot Rolls and Jam. M 4-K STATEt SALSN To Satisfy The Inner Man, Hungry Sunday Dinner Min, We Serve Food That's e Winner, Man. Baked Turkey or Priie-Winning Ham. (Bad Rhyme But Good Price 95c) the san shop The 0rG6rn..,;os:nVwicsnofj,py JM Portland Road at North City limits For Orders to Go - Phone 2-6798 HEAVENLY FOOD In Air-Conditioncd Comfortl American Can Signs with CIO NEW YORK 11 The CIO Unit, ed Steelworkers of America Satur day reached a two-year contract agreement with the American Can Co. and the Continental Can Co. providing for a 52-week layoff pay plan and a 21 Vi cents an hour wage boost. The contract affects 20,000 work, ers in 32 plants of the American Can Co. and 15,000 workers in more than 30 plants of Continental Can, the union said. The agreement was announced by David J. MacDonald, president of the union. He said the union would strive to obtain a similar pay plan in its negotiations with the steel industry next year. Strike Leader Beaten by Chain SEBASTOPOL, Calif. UH - Wit. liam Grami, 28-year-old AFL Teamster organizer directing the union's strike against four apple processing plants here was kid naped and beaten Friday, the So noma County sheriff's office said. Grami, who lives in Santa Rosa, told officers he was forced into a car by three men as he left his office at 4 a.m. Friday. He said he was driven out of town, tied to a utility pole and beaten with a chainHe was treated at Sonoma County Hospital for back lacera tions and discharged. Grami could not identify his at tackers. The California Assn. of Employers, representing the plants, denied any responsibility and of. CHERRY'S 2'2 Mllei So on 99E FAMILY DINNERS Pan Fried Chicken A 25 Broil'd Steaks, Chopi J Baked Ham I UP Open 7 A.M 2 P.M. & 4:30 P.M 10 P.M. Sundays Noon 9 P.M. Closed Monday 8 Virginia Baked Ham With Candied Sweet Potatoes, Sour Cream, Cole Slaw, QC Hot Rolls and Putter '3C Roast Oregon Turkey Dressing, Cranberry Sauce, Sour Cream, Cole Slaw, Whipped Potatoes and Giblet Gravv, Hot Rolls ftp, and Butter 73C Vofth.i Capitol Shopping Center Air Conditioned jor Voiir Comfort SflOO Thi Buffet Entrees Sunday 12 to 8 p.m. POT ROAST OF BEEF ,nd I'HICKEX POT PIE J 30 Salads to Help Yourself to J Choice of Entree with all the Fixin's Coflee, Iced Tes, Lemonade, Orangeade J Choice of Desserts r?r KIIIUY DIl'ER tMH fhl . SPECIAL KIDS MATINEE WYNN LANCHESTII NMS F.verr Saturday 1 to 4 P. M AIR CONDITIONED AT 72" FOR YOUR COMFORT!