Capital journal., May 31, 1956, Image 21

Salem, Oregon, Thursday, May 31, 1956
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Section 2 Page 7
BUSINESS MIRROR
Exciting 30 Days Begin f or
Nation's Industry Tomorrow
vrwBvnnf ' JMW?"N' ' 5rad f"m Industry to Industry?
NEW ORK i When June Or will the hard spots in the econ
comes tomorrow it ouaht to start omy puli the rest up to them in
an exciting 30 days for business time?
. J'l!JT,v rTnS "I"1 ,CSt 0t June ' college sraduatcs
IrkTrl-n, v irtl,35?? 'r aU!0 Soins 10 opportunities that seem
on.ers-now idle in large num- fabulous to the depression gener
bers The month will close with ation. Industry conipetes for their
a showdown on the threat of a services where 20 year, ago the
5 in ln irT hans ,hc vaiuaie searched hard for any
ah Ef ln .. u , job' Now lh W'H 5lart off mak-
a spring hat suffered from a split older generation made in a month.
Part of the economy went boom- their best to work up love and
mg right along and many a busi- tangible affection for Dad on Fa
ncss and many an employe felt ther s Day. Presents -for the June
that times were good indeed. But bride, merchants hope, will be
the toft spots kept Retting softer, i more generous than ever-and
As June starts there s consider-; aho for the crop of graduates,
able dispute as to which will get. But all won't be roses. The busi
the upper hand. Will weakness ess world is at the name calling
I stage in the dispute over -monetary
policy should monev be
cheap and credit easy or tight and
interest rates high? Some think
I June will see a turning point in
money management,
i But most eyes will be on De
limit and Pittsburgh as the month
i starts. Tomorrow auto workers
laid off in May. or to be laid oft
; hereafter, will be eligible for sup-
nlrmpntnl nnpmnlnvminl hnntifitc
Toronto Flier Spent 12 In and out of the industry people
win ui: imn emeu ill nuw 11 MUlhK
Canoe Takes
Downed Pilot
Off Ice Floe
Davs in Crude Tent
Awaiting Help
out: How long the trust funds will
last; how the laid off workers will
taki1 it if the extra payments
WINNIPEG, Man. i.fi A M- aren't as large as they expected,
year-old Toronto pilot greeted i And the nation will watch to see
rescue Wednesday night sitting in 1 ' 'h auto slowdown spreads
a chair perched on a tinv ice floe further.
which had been his home for 12 -Monday the unions and the steel
davs while it drifted through north- executives started bargaining. The
ern Hudson Bay near the Arctic month will tell whether there's a
Circle. strike, a "reasonable" contract, or
Carl C. Crossley, veteran bush a new wage scale and price hike
pilot, then picked up his suitcase, large enough to start an inflation
climbed into a canoe and helped ary spiral in other industries.
Cpl. Al Savage of Kamloops. B.Q. There may be a lot of rare days
paddle nearly two miles to a wait- this June.
ing plane which had landed on an
ice shelf.
The downed airman disappeared
Mav 19 while flying a pontoon-
equipped Norseman from a secret
DICW-line base at Churchill. Man.,
610 miles north of Winnipeg. He
was found Tuesday on an ice pack
approximately 1(1 feet wide off the
northern end of Southampton Is
land, 1.075 miles north of here.
Crossley was flown 8f) miles to
Coral Harbor on the southern end
of Southampton Island where a
public health nurse said he was in
excellent condition and good spirits
but tired.
A radio message received here
said Cpl. Savage found Crossley
sitting in a padded aircraft seat,
protected from the wind by a
tarpaulin. The gear was taken
from the Norseman a couple of
days after the Toronto airman
made his emergency landing on
the ice. The plane was later
blown away by high winds and
It sank.
Asked If lie could walk. Cross
ley replied "certainly" and picked
up his suitcase and got into the
canoe. He has been flying for 40
years. '
Troops Guard
Rio in Rioting
Against r ares
RIO DR JANEIRO, Brazil (
President Juscelino Kubitschck
Thursday ordered the Brazilian
army, navy and air forces to take
over police duties in Rio de Ja
neiro if necessary to suppress
riots' of students protesting in
creased streetcar fares.
Military officers already have
taken over direct command of the
capital's police. Violent outbreaks
throughout the city Wednesday
night forced a 12-hour suspension
of streetcar service. When the
cars began moving again Thurs
day morning, a noliceman armed
with a light machinegun was post
ed on each one.
Sporadic student attacks on the
streetcars have been occurring for
a week. They developed into seri
ous riots Tuesday night. Wednes
day night almost (lie entire city
; was thrown into turmoil when po
lice battled mobs of demonstrat
ing students.
I Scores of students and many
passersby were wounded at least
two by bullets, it was reported
reliably. Police said 32 persons
iwere sent to hospitals after the
j brawls and one policeman was
i near death from his injuries.
Truncheons, tear gas and smoke
bombs were used to clear (he
worst riot centers in the down
town area.
Portland Bus
Crashes Home
PORTLAND 11 A city bus
crashed into a southeast Portland
home Tuesday night alter a colli
sion with a pickup truck . at an
intersection. Drivers of both
vehicles and four bus passengers
were injured, none seriously.
Pauline Barbur, 15. was sitting
on the front porch of her home
when the accident occurred. She
said she ran inside when the bus
hurtled across the yard toward
the porch.
"I screamed for my Dad. ...I
jumped up and pushed open the
front door. Then the front walls
tumbled in."
Pauline's father, John Barbur,
estimated damage to his home at
$1,000.
THIEVES STEAL HOUSE
PHOENIX, Ariz, un Thieves
made off with a 12-by-14-foot red
wood cabin, valued at $SftO.
54th Anniversary Specials
Millers Furniture Department
1 Group imported marblo-top LAMP AND COCKTAIL QQ -A
TABl.KS. Round and oblong J JUJ
2 F1HKS1DE CHAIRS, ck-c p-tuf ted scat and back. "1 ff
Regular 22-1.00 - - -cadi I t
2 LOl'NGE CHAIRS, high back, foam rubber scat and 1 1 Q Of)
back. Regular 115.00 curh -LLyiW
1 OCCASIONAL CHAIR, tufted scat and back over n t Q
rubbcr. Regular 97.50 -
1 SOl'A, 2-piece sectional, rubber cushion. 225 00
Regular 3SS.00
1 SECRETARY DESK with bookcase top, mahogany, "l 7Q
tambour front. Regular 229.50 - X 4 y'VM'
Closeout All Hekman Cherry
Italian Provincial Tables 59.95
Lamps
1 Group-Values to 15.00 ".'.).
1 Group-Values to 25.00 - - 9.9.
1 Croup-Values to 35.00 1 1.9.
1 Group 29.93
(Some one-of-a-kind and many pairs to select from for bedroom,
living room and entry hall)
Rugs
WOOL RIG SAMPLES. 2.n54 - -- ;ac '
Close-out-1 group cotton scatter rugs, various sizes and colors Vj pncel
TfUT.
GRAND
RAPIDS
111 till
A ?il-3
By Invitation . . .
Dealer
Member Grand Rapids
Furniture
Makers
Guild
Henry Meyer
Furniture & Interiors
JUletk
"THE BEST PLACE TO SHOP .
AFTER' ALL"
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Newberry's celebrates this glorious month of brides, graduates, Father's Day and vacations with gloriously low super-sale prices! Come see, come savel
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for mother I
for big sisterl
for little sisterl
IMPORTED LEATHER
HAND-BEADED AND HAND-LACED
s
WITH FOAM RUBBER INSOLE1
Smooth finish moccasin fav
orites with bouncy foam rub
ber insole, fringed tongue,
leather tie. Each pair in its
own polyethelene bag. Red,
natural, white. Sizes: ladies
4-9; Misses 11-3; Children
6-10.
IIASI'.MKNT
PAIR
REG. 1.00
MEN! SUPER BUY ON
FINE NYLON
E T C H SOCKS
ONf SIZE FITS ALL
PAIR
REG. 49c
Famous S-t-r-e-t-c-h socks of
100 nylon that fit so
smoothly, wear so well, wash
so easily and are wonderfully
obsorbentl One size fits oil!
Smart spring-color choice.
MAIN FLOOR
smt smi smi
MEN'S FANCY
ARGYLE
SLACK HOSE
ffC S"TR
REG. 49c
Ingrain knit of lh fine:l cotton
yarns! Famous-moke fancy slack
host in handsome orgyle pat
terns and colors. Sizes 10'i-12.
MAIN FLOOR
Gigantic Savings
Men's Shorts
Broadcloth shorts mode to fit comfortably. You can't
beat this value for the price. Stock up now!
Regular
59q each
Basement
INFANTS'
quality cotton
ANKLETS
Washfast Du
rene mercer
ized cottons
with sweetly
scalloped cuffs.
Packed in a
baglSizes
46ii. REG. 1.00
MAIN FLOOR
4 pr.
7?
J1
Girls'
ANKLET
SOCKS
23
Seam-f r e e
cuffed! REG. 25c
Combed
cotton with nylon rein
forced heel, toe. Fine buy!
Sizes BVi to 11.
MAIN FLOOR
Men's
Cushion Foot
Work Sox
GUARANTEED -3
monthsl Slur- A
dv cotton, nv- ' '
Ion reinforced
heel, toe.
White. Sizes
BASLMF.NT
Men's 5-in-Pack
SATIN STRIPE
HANDKERCHIEFS
Quality cottons
with smart satin J
stripings. Big
he-man size.
White.
MAIN FLOOR
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manufacturer's
closeout of
JEWELRY
2
Nt.klatM, ear
ring,, pins, iven
k,n,.l.t.l rin.,i..H
ouoftment ot o
doubli value prid REG. 98(
MAIN' FLOOR
1
J handy dandy
BARBECUE MITT HIT
ay printed
hintz In a I
o o d 1 1 z t '
(Itched mitt "
Gay
chir
g o
Hit
with loop. Per- REG J9c
feet for summer
ouldooringl Assorted colors.
BASKMKNT
SPECIAL
VALUEI Packaged
DISH CLOTHS
49
Big soft quality
dishcloths in
pastel accents
on white. REG. 60c
2ND FLOOR
Camp
Stools
Sturdy os con be
Hardwood Legs
Fold Up Easily
Approx. 17" High
Bright Colored
Seats. Reg. 1.00
each
87'
BASKMKNT
Men's Toyo
Sport Caps
Woven in Clever
Designs. Large Bill
Swish in Woter
to Clean.
earh
Complete Range of
Sizes.
M K N ' S V E A 11 BASKMKNT
Stock-up price!
STURDY WOOD
CLOTHES PINS
8
U doz.
RE8. 12c
B.ViF.MKN'T
Cheaper by the
dozen. Clip
type clothes
pins with metal
serine.
I, lyie)iwitjwywewyi
I
, wie)iwitjwywewyies
$
Wide seat end back of multi-colored
Saran cloth. Wood arm rests.
Made of kiln-dried Northern Hard
woods, warp resistant. Lacquer-,
finished so that rich grain shows
through.
A
Reg. 6.98
ELIMINATES IRONINGI
Clever Snap-Lock
TROUSER
CREASEkS
49
Reg. 59c
Quick, simple, fully adjustable! Will
give a thorp crease to wosh pants.
!J women's slocks, children's pants.
blue jeans AS THEY DRY ON THE
LINE! Timely buy for summer at a
pin-money pricel
YARDAGE DEPT.
Tissue Ginghams
Reg. 69c yd.
Random Ripple
Permanent Ripple,
Solids & Prints. Reg. 79c yd.
yd.
Border Prints
Skirt and Apron
Patterns. Reg. 49c yd.
Seersucker
Permanent 'No-Iron'
Cotton. Reg. 49c yd.
80x80 Prints
and Broadcloth
Values to 49c yd.
c
yd.
c
yd.
c
yd.
c
Assorted White
Cottons
Percale Broadcloths
yd.
yd,
.., - - I.I 1 .I.
J. J. NEWBERRY CO. 241 N. Liberty Shop Mon. & Fri. 'til 9 P.M.
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