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1 - - 0 0 u CD ?- 3 a o o ?2 3 Pgee6r-Secon(3 - .i ft o w Qtn C3. 'g-'a-O O u O f IX pP o o g Salem, Oregon, Tuesday, Fcufiry 21, 1956 " .. . " U - - n ou v.o w - i-i jmrrm MWtmrsr d.aPKmf-rw iPwrryijy dFwsrrm SHOP AND SAVE ALL DAY WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 22 AT DOWNTOWN SALEM STORES! pi I FEATURES . . . " OREGON g; Check Ihese Items tor big Savings! M VA GIRL'S STRETCKABLE ANKLETS 100 Nylon ... 100 Pair . SECOND FLOOR 6'b to 9 1 KG 10 Only . . . 100 Nylon SECOND FLOOR GIRL'S CHENILLE ROBES M 7 Only . . . Broken Sizes . . . "y SECOND FLOOR f -MEN'S SLACK SOCKS OV. Dark Colors . . . Limited Quantily M MAIN FLOOR I MEN'S FELT HATS W Char-Tones ... IS Only . . -. M MAIN FLOOR ttK'S JACKETS J 3 Only ... 1 Size 30, 1 Size 40, 1 Size 42 J MAIN FLOOR i BOYS' PLASTIC JACKETS 2 Only . . . Quilt Lined, Size 6, 8 Only MAIN FLOOR Vj DOORS OI'F.N PROMPTLY AT !):30 A. M. W. PKNNKY'S YOUR BEST BUY ANY DAY! 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WESTINGHOUSE DELUXE 40" RANGE SAVE $140.00 it Double Capacity Oven k Twin Broilers ;001 Heats On Surface Units WAS $339.95 AS LITTLE AS $2.05 A WEEK Army Li f Is Secifccy On. Missiles Slightly Marines Conic Ashore onlwo Jima During Maneuvers 155 N. liberty Phone 3-3191 HAWTHOHNK, Calif.. t.T - An inlercontinontt'.l KUiflcM tuissile hr licved cap;tblp nf c;irryii:K ntnmic warh(-afl nt r.oar supersonic ppcrds i? now uiuloriioin tests. Tiir IcslitiR of the missile, called thr Sn;rl;. .s lieiiiR condiirted at Patrick Air Force- Hase. I'la. T!ie Air Kotce M.mday aulhoricd re lease of tlie first piilures of Hie missile. These photos wnv made hy Northrop Aircraft Inc.. which de veloped the Snark SM-W The missile s hitllet shaped hull is mounted on thin, swept -hack Japan Crowd Hears Graham TOKYO 1' - I'S evangelist Billy (Irahatn Tuesday prayed fur Ichiro Hatnyama, Christian prime minister of ,),,pan. ami late r preached the fspel to thousands of Japanese md Americans. Police estimated Ki.nno persons jammed the iMdonr sl.nliiiin to sinu hymns am' heat liraham warn that "the world will hlnw itself out of existence" unless it hndi;es a jjiiU nf sin between dod and man II was the first nt tun mass meeting Crali.im has scheduled ilunnc a week in Japan. The newspaper Yommn s.ud (ears came to M.itovanu s ees .is (Iraham .rav cd I or a pro - pet mi Japan and or tlie health ni tn ninpled 71 ye.n ohl pn nm i They talked for :to minutes and (iiakuu oifered the prayer at t sueies lion f one o' llaloyama's aides. W orld llrahh I nit Okavs Salk arrinc GKNKVA t.f -- Tlie V N WorM Health Organization WHO - re ported Tuesday that the Amerie.m polio vaccine developed hy Pr. Jonas K Silk could now he Vonsid cred safif-for use on a mass scale. The report, hy an internaUtmal potip (f 12 leadin'i; polio experts who met in Stockholm last 'No vember, was the firs' official inter national approval nf (lie Salk vac- fine and similar anltindto serums dtelofcvd ui other Countries. '" winKs. It carries no men but Is jitiided hy an electronic hrain-lyne director which also was developed hy Northrop. No details of (he missile were disclosed hul the photos indicated it was about -10 feet in length with a M foot winspan. WASHINGTON Mi - The Army has distributed the first pictures showing its Redstone missile in flight. The dale and the location of the test firing were not disclosed, llrief information supplied hy the Army said the pictures were made as the rocket powered missile "thunders into the stratosphere." AKo released by tlie Army were pictures of the Pedstone heinj; Idled by a crane onto a new test stand at Itedstone Arsenal in llunts il!e. Ala., where the missile is produced. The lest stand was described as beiiiy as Inch as a la story build nit!. Comparison of the height of the missile lent support lo previous indications that the Itedstone is around -If) feet lone;. The Itedstone is reported to have a ninjie of between 200 and ;iiK) miles and the Army hopes lo. ex tend this ratine to around 1,;00 miles. Montgomery Ward Woven Bedspreads Only 19 of These " itV" !?'fyrr- -v. - -imnmm, . :."' Here's a spread to brighten any bed- " $ y roorr1, rainbow of "at. t s-2-"'? Usual 2.29 farfM. ffa .t. .'r-.y. Ulfeui..-: -frg,-jjrTgtf rr r)i j tiiin limn 3 You Can't Go Wrong On This! 12 Noon to 8 P. M. Luce Returns Willi Toolhaehe VK MiKK .I" AmliiisMHlor ri.ui' llii.tihr I. iii-e fame hnine tlnlll Hilly i'lk'Mliiy with i lootli ;nlt' An .ihstos eaused st nuuh suellini; n! h.-r left jaw that she a--k-il aiiorl plmtoyraphers not ti make jny piitmes Wiiiun iti nnnutt-s of her arrival she Mas on her May to her nVntivl hy autnti'.nhilt' After ohunmn trratment. he will ht'-m ni.iklt'.; prep.irotitm.s tor the t'mteii States visit of Italian I'rcsuU'iit. (iuixaimi lirtMiehi He leavt's !,t this vountiv next Sun day, ami. Mrs l.ure ill lake prt i his lour lule li' re. , V .s. heart dis. a-v ileelineil from UK fer Hlo.nou in the mil period to IMoin the 1im :.i porwl. Mcln polilan Life ln.-.iuiiice i'o. slat us- i'.ics iiidica'.t. O '3 ,-. Soviet Mines Harass Japan TOKYO i.V Jaiia Hoard Tluigs Accused Of $1 Kidnap; PORTLAND (.P - Police said! Monday Homer Thomas. 17. l.os Angeles, charged with the public restrotun shontmi: of a main here Peb t'J, and three other youths have been accused of taking a voiinu Per hinder tor a ride and leaving him tied and e,at;ed on a Safely liolf course. Thomas, according to Petective Michael O'l.eai y. ad milted shoot -inj! Olaf Kalcide. (Vt'i, in a resirooin holdup attempt O'l.eary said liary Phelan. 1!. 1'ortland, admitted he ms with Thomas at the time. Charged with Thomas in the yolf uorthernmesf island of Hokkaido, course incident are Oavid It. For- Two were exploded. The others rester. 17. Portland liary Wayne bobbed Away. Mencle, ;(, t,os Angeles, and Wal A V. S. N.ny spokoman de- tep P. Ciek. 17, alxi l.os Angeles .clared recent K- the Communists AccordlnK to police Thomas and are deliberately releasing Russian Korrester aihniltHl they kidnaped miHlel mines into IN? Sea of William Riley. 17. Portland. Satur- .'apan. dav' ni.tht in ;t robbery Hiat netted them onlv SI. WOMAN HOSP1 T I:II D U. S. Marines hit the beaches of Iwo Jima Feb. 17, much as they did eleven years a.no during World War II. This lime how ever, they were greeted hy non-lethal fire from defenders com posed of other groups of V S. Marines. Action took place during maneuvers in which thousands ol Marines and portions of the U.S. Seventh Kleet participated. LAP PhotofaM Coroner Identifies Bones as Animal's Native Troops Desert French AI.G1KHS Wi vreneh author ities said Tuesday about 50 Alger ian riflemen deserted with a large SIRLOIN STEAK With Baked Potatoes or French Fries - Tossed Green Salad Bowl - Hot Roll - Strawberry Jam. Maritime called out three extra boats lucsday lo comb the Tsugaru Strait for floalini; mines apparently Russian. The twird said four mines were spotted Surutay and Monday near the strait, which separates tlie main island of Honshu and the lerv of n sack of hones was cleared MO,.,- m. " ,n, " " " up Mondav when Coroner Leslie ! nationalist r.-hcls Monday. It was I'eake said Ihev were those of a 10 IjiJRe.sl reporter defection of sheep or a .leer ,h0 -nionlli-.rfd rehelhon in Al- Whet, lust found l.v the river Kma :''""st tmKh rulc' hank, thev were thouRht the re- Officials said II soldiers of the mams of a man. French-commanded forces and 20 rebels were killed in the battle 'near Port-Say In western Algeria. Doclor lo Address : Kronen military authorities said . ' ' i the mass desertion was planned I.OtljJO Oil Iron I .ling to coincide with the rebel attack. Chcmeketa I.ndiie No. 1. IOOF ' : i will hear IT. Robert Anderson speak on the work of the new iron Unit and hydrotherapy at a urogram scheduled to follow their .8 p-tu. meeting Wednesday at the' lodge hall. The program will be the kick- off for Ihf start of Iho IOOF Cut from Aged Steer Beef From Swift and Company 7a I I rwtu HO STATU SA4.&1 Woodward Roys Granted -SIO.OOO To lave On in ","( Austria Will Join Council VM.-VVA A. ...I-!., in A..trl'e NEW YORK LP A judge has '.';; ',..', T' jjJf . allowed the late William Wood ward Jr.'s two sons aged 9 and 11 S30..WK) each for 19"6 expenses. Mirrogate lieorge t rankenthaler join the pro-Western Council of Europe. The council is an advisory group vw-.kmhu - Mrs. I. Hit- fM,.c toward huildini! the new Ar.,,,1 io-lh'd l I'S. men er l.amson 70. who has been ,11 for VJ(CA swimm,ne poo, -U,!f ti I'ffirc ftW ivn liv.fi uivr( hut fninrn nan a vp.ir is now m r. 1 onlv nna-tkinlW the wom'en of that l,nnv,lle General hocrital. She is Contest" and licht lunch will be such a request will be sent to Con- iSortihid Suvs Ike to Ak Flofltt Dik.' Cash WASHINGTON LP Rep. Nor blad iR-Ore' said Tuesilay he ex pects President Eisenhower to ask Congress to appropriate S.Vi.tKH) for additional flood ( control woi'l? on Johnson Creek near Portland. He said he had been advised signed an order Mondav for the oi .'Prescntotives of 14 nations i allowances for maintenance: edu- aml ,nc !,aar- lormcd on parlia- i cation and sm.nort ;mentary .mcs and iwised in Stras I Among the. listed needs for each oi the sons, of the millionaire sportsman were $.'i;.0 tor school t'ljtion. StiOO fur horseback.-, ridme. lessoiia. J"00 for daiv. ;ng and m-asic lessans. $5,000 For travel pense' and "52.500 for incidentals. bourg. France. Lacking law-mak ing powers, it considers such rnin't,s as European unity, econom ic" and cultural affairs. . . The government decision was viewer! hv r.hcnnwrc horr. as ;.d ex demonstration that Austria neu tral ii n d e r hci' independenci treaty, regards Ohcrsolf as pnlito ir.e have livir husbaiuli. ,Mf. .R. 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