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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1955)
e . ff , the Capital journal ---- - 9 t - Slem,)rifftJ .Ifrtifeflt. 1955 - i . - . - LOS ANGELES - United Air Lino Tuesday iifaun'rd tte largest order lor commercial airplanes in hiajory. It ii buying . tj IB t Jet transport Mum ttu lai Aircraft Co. tor lfl million do) fcrs. Tht contract call (or delivery of the b planes 16 start in My. 1959. The following November United wag inaugardte jttservite between the nation's principal cities. The whopping order pparently fives Douglas the lead in the race for the commercial jet market. Pan American World Airways recent ly annnoUhced purchase of 25 DCS's frdm Douglas and 30 Boeing 707 from Boeing Airplane Co. of Se attle. I'ntted. however, is buying no Boeing planes. ' Start of manufacture of the DCI was annnounced this week. It will carry 112 to 140 .passengers at 5J0 to S75 m p h. at attitudes of 90,000 to 40,000 feet. ! Petrov Names Host of Spies CANBERRA, Australia ii Fu gitive Soviet diplomat and spy chief Vladimir Petrov has idcnli I tied "scores and scores" of Rus sian, spies working in Western countries, Australian Prime Min ister Robert G. Menzies said Tues day. He told the House of Representa tives that communication with Bri tain's intelligence agency showed that Petrov's statements "are con firmed by information held abroad." Petrov, former secretary at the Soviet Embassy here, sought poli tical asylum in Australia, taking Kremlin documents with him. His wife later joined him. Menzies declared that the Pet rovs also supplied invaluable in formation on Soviet intelligence methods and techniques. Menzies made his statements Tuesday in replying to a heated debate on a Royal Espionage Com mission's report to Parliament on the Petrov case. G-P Plywood Plans Toledo Fir Pulp MiU PORTLAND Georgia-Pacific Plywood Co., which plans a pulp mill at Juneau, Alaska, has tenta tive plans to build another at Toledo, Ore., Owen R. Cheatham, president, said here Tuesday. Cheatham said the company has in the Toledo area a perpetual sup ply of water, power and wood waste to support a pulp mill with a daily capacity of 250 tons. The Juneau mill is expected to hav about twice that capacity, he said. The company has tentative plans for blending the hemlock-spruce Alaskan pulp with tha Douglas fir pulp which would be produced at Toledo. However an obstacle to this, he said, was lack of a deep channel into Yaquina Bay and leading up to Toledo. Any such blending program, he said, would call for shipment of the Alaskan pulp to the Oregon operation in ocean going vessels. Cheatham said his company now owns or controls more than 11 bil lion feet of timber on the Pacific Oat 4-H Aews Al'MSVILI.E The Aumsville Macleay 4-H Saddle Club was or canized at the Aumsville Grade School, Oct. 17. A follow up meet ins was held Saturday at the home of Kay and Keith Miller. Member ship is expected to total at least 20 boys and girls each with his own horse or colt. The leader is Mrs. Mildred Trada. The following officers were elected: Joan Krnnbuegel, pres ident Elizabeth K e y s e r, vice president; Patricia Whelan. sec retary. At the Saturday meeting horses from the Macleay area or Nor thern division were drilled. Mrs. Trada showed the new members what would be expected of them at the fall show and outlined plans for the year. ELDRIEDGE The Merry Needle Club of Eldriedge met on Oct. 17, to organize the sewing club for the sixth year. The 4-H leaders will be: Mrs. Stuart Couper, Mrs. Les ler Pearmine Jr., Mrs. L. P. Mil ler, and Mrs. Stanley Michalek. Officers elected were Lorna Zicl inski, president: Janice Johnson, vice-president: Evelyn Ethell. sec retary: Margaret Michalek. news reporter: Judy Klcczynski. song leader: Carolyn Jones, treasurer: Margaret Couper, sergeant-alarms. It was deoided to hold business meetings on the first Monday of ear)i month'at 7:30. Each division will meet with its leader for work meetings twice a month. The next husiney meeting will be held Nov. 7. RHINOS PEER HOME FALLS CITY Jafk Ryan nm of Hanfnrd, Wash, reached fhe home of his parents Mr. ad Mrs. C,harles Ryan of Bridgeport community sWwtry after midnight Sunday morning Oct. 16. to bring horn a large leer he had killed in Eastern Oregon Saturday. ' I tAVt FtftJ fJAMI.A 11 FAftS CITY - Mroand Mrs 5 Otto0Tel of Falls City report1 1 Rearing from their daughter Mrs. i i l.!and Vsn Allen f ho had 4j reached fcnnlulu on the firt 4 Up of her trip to Manila, Phlt.js-) , Oin.Ulag.. 0 VISIT .SAY RiM ISCOa 0 MIL'S ittY Mr. m Mrs. William Stover and family are spending ,veril dai in Cfi Frineijcowhef they atiajnt'ed Hit-it ti.i iiiia) ' ,Ci Just 4 Blocks From the Capitol Shopping Center Portland's Meier I Frank Co. shows their confidence, along with the Capitol Shop ping Center, in the future of Salem. We look forward to this new growth of Salem, the "hub of the Willamette Valley Shop ping." With the addition of our new neighbor, Salem becomes the finest shop ping area for its size in I! d I 1 1 i; OPEN 'TIL 9 P.M.' : MONDAYS t AND FRIDAYS 7 Mm ;- v u & mm the United States. : tb& friendly mmlwf$- v' ' 4m mi a n . . . while in our neighborhood let the kiddies ride the MERRY I? 2 II US. DAILY FROM 10 A. M. MONDAY AND FRIDAY 'TIL 9 P. M. with ticket from any of the Friendly Capitol Shopping .Center Merchants listed below ... Hufhet . . HiUyi lesHty Centr wim Shot Servici 'pacific Mutual Life lic. JUrjwen's ?: ond'tcmcrabor n miMi GO ROUND! Towne Slwp Kerths' Dr. Reynolds Clinic Jury Florist ' -, Kenngdys Cleaners - - always plenty of ERtEePARJ(ING wr.7 ; RAIN OR SHINE! Your Capitol Shopping Cantor hat provided t canopy for you while waiting for your rid. Toyland Music Center The Barber Shop ' '- . Federal Oregon Agency "Dana's 'Bootery Owl Drug Shryocks S. H. Kress Cox ' Bergs Sars Roebuck Co. . 1 9 lali
