Salem: Oregon, Thursday, October 111956
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
rSection 3
Lutherans OK
Setting Up of
Own Schools
HARRISBURG, Pa. tfc-Ameri-ca's
largest Lutheran church to
day was pledged to help establish
parochial schools wherever it
believes public schools are (ailing
down on the job.
Delegates to the United Luther
an Convention gave resounding
approval to the broad-scale pro
gram last night, alter a scrappy
two-hour floor debate over the
merits of public versus church
education.
The "total educational experi
ence of the child should be a
Christian one," declared the Rev.
Herbert N. Gibney of Hempstead,
N.Y. Public schools, he said, can't
provide that approach.
Dr. Arrnin G. Weng, president
ot the Chicaso Lutheran Seminary,
shot back that it's erroneous to
hold that mathematics, reading,
chemistry or physics can be
taught in any "particular Chris
tian context."
That's a "false basis to a false
thesis," he said. He added that
judging from the church's record
in Sunday ' schools and other edu
cational efforts, he doubted it
. could do as well as public schools.
V In the windup, the convention
'took a middle-road course, recog
nizing public schools as "a basic
institution for general education."
but favoring church schools in
special circumstances..
First A-Boml)
Drop Made by
British Plane
ADELAIDE, Australia Uv-Brit;
ain test-dropped an "operational"
atomic weapon from a plane for,
the first, time today, sne pro
nounced the test, a success.
The bomb was dropped from a
four-jet Valiant , bomber flying
about three miles high over the
Maralinga test range in southern
Australia. , It. was the third in
Britain's current series of four test
blasts, but he first to be de
scribed as an actual weapon
ready for use in event of war.
The air drop was generally con
sidered a dress rehearsal for Brit
ain's first hydrogen bomb test on
Christmas Island next spring. Air
force officials who will take part
in that operation watched today's
blast.
A huge , fireball dimmed the
afternoon sun as the bomb went
off. A smoke cloud spread in all
directions in patterns somewhat
different from .the usual mush
room formation which follows
ground bursts.
A report from the. blast, scene
said scientists already were mov
ing into the area to check condi
tions. A fleet of Royal Air Force
Canberra bombers was tracing
the atomic cloud.- . . " ' .
OPEN FRIDAY 9:30 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M.
Miss Sulla van
Not 111, Didn't
Like Her Role
NEW YORK,. Ifl Actress Mar
garet Sullavan says the reason
she failed to appear in a television
play Monday night was because
she was not satisfied with her re
hearsal performance.
The 45 - year - old stage and
screen star said last night she told
the show's producer Felix - Jack
son she could not go through with
the show. '
"I insisted I be replaced," Miss
Sullavan said, adding, "The pro
ducer apparently did not take me
seriously."
Miss Sullavan stayed away from
CBS' Studio One performance of
"The Pilot," a play based on the
life of a nun, Sister Mary Aquinas.
The performance was called off
and a Kinescope (film) of a pre
vious program was shown.
Kenneth A. Wagg, Miss Sulla
van's husband, earlier told news
men his wife was ill and in a
hospital, but would give no further
details. .
i hor dale-merit, issued through
her press agent and confirmed by
her attorney, Miss Sullavan said
"a Misunderstanding took place"
and she and her husband had been
staying with friends, whom she
did not identify.
The actress attributed her hus
band's explanation that she was
ill to the fact that he is "a busi
nessman not acquainted with show
business."
Parcels Don't
Need Marking
On Inspection
WASHINGTON (" Postmaster
General Summerfield announced
today that the familiar label "may
be opened for pos'al inspection"
no longer is needed on sealed sec
ond, third and fourth class mat-
Summerticld said he had adopt
ed the suggestion of his legal de
partment that the inspection reg
ulation is now so well known to
the public that when the sender
seals such packages he gives im
plicit authorization for its inspec-
'"The requirement for labeling
has been in effect since 1M1.
Summerfield said that when a
mailer does not wish to have his
mail opened, for inspection, he
needs only to mark the item 'first
class" and attach the proper first
class psta?c- :
tu. iou: fnnihall season marked
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Hi - I I ' ' omi's sups , ' I . . . - ' .
, ' '-- ffri I Reg. 98c I White Cotton Slips J M
." Bef ' ' ISjM I Floral Print I Size 4 to 14 I
.... HffiK I I - Keg. 1.69 Value
fe K I Pillow Cases I fr?"
" 'mM . 2 for $1
. liberty street - court street
F03DEDAV AM SATT(l!)C2l2)AV
Fine quality white pil
low cases- with f 16 r a I
prints in color reg. 98c
ea.. if perfect.- .' i '.
DOMESTICS-D.wnliiin
RECEIVING BLANKETS
'Infants Blankets in t
New Fall Kharl...
Reg. 89c ea. val. 2 for
' ' Infants Downstairs
A good "' i - t - r - e -at - e - h
Icon maki you fal so nice!
y , REPEAT OF
, A SELL OUT!
FAMOUS NAME
NYLONS
'. 3
pi.
v 69c pr
$
2
Amazing new Miracle Knitl Sheer and
stretchable' with Twice the wearl
Here's a life-size stocking that stretch
es and gives with every movement.
Fits as no stocking has ever beforel
Regular 1.35 if perfect! They wear like
iron and look sheer as a whisper.
Your own proportions, with stretch
added new colors-all sizes.
Hosiery-Main Floor
INFANTS TRAINING
PANTS
Infants Sizes 1 to 4
White. Onlv
Washable Cotton. S for
Infants Downstalra
1
CHILDREN'S T SHIRTS
Sizes 1 to 6. Asst. C
Tnlftr Cotton' Fnhrltv P
Reg. 1.59 Value ....
Childrens Downstairs
1
COSTUME JEWELRY
Values to 1.95. Clearance
of Odd Lots
Items. 1 2 for
Jewelry Main Floor
1
LADIES HANKIES
Pretty Floral Prints.
Values in Kneea. '
New Patterns -.3 for
Accessoriea-rMain Floor
1
1.00
DRAPERY YARDAGE .
Rig. .1.49 yd.
l.valy Ttxturtd Shaar "astal Shadas
CAFE CURTAINS, Scalloped Top With 3 QO
Colorful Partarns and rla'in Br.adtl.th. Valuaa to 1.91
STACK PILLOWS O ff
Reg. 9.95 .....;...-.--U'?-. Each W.WV
. . 24"x4" Strip.d CoHort Cov.n Jult 7
REMNANTS, Values to 3.98 1 AA
Som. to 3Vi yd. Pieces.......... ....Each I . W
CHINTZ
Values to 1.98 .... .yd.
Print! and Plains, lovaly for Kitchan and Bathrooms.
ASSORTED COTTON YARDAGE AA
36" . J. yd. I.UU
Colorful. Prints for Curtains to Suit Any Room
BEDSPREADS
Values to 12.98 ...1.'... .ea,
m Group Cotton Prima
BURLAP ,
36" Width, Reg. 49c yd 3 yds
Wina, Qluo i Brown Only
FLANNEL INTERLINING 1 ff
50" 4 yds. I.UU
TAFFETA SHOWER CURTAINS ' . Jl ff
Values to 6.95 . . Each T.WW
Willi Soma Manning Window Curtains
BEMBERG ORGANDY PRISCIILA O AA
48x81-Reg. 5.29 lpr. WtVV
. ...... Draperies Third Moor Court Street . . :
100
9.00
100
LADIES NECK SQUARES
Values to $1. All
Si IV Actl Mullinl.
or Squares for
Accessories Main Floor
1
LADIES GLOVES
Asst. Cottons, Wools ft
A Nvlrns Now Pall
Shades. Sizes 6 to 8'i
Accessories Main Floor
POPETTE BEADS
Asst. Pastel Colors Vari
ous Lengths ea.
The Kpasnn'. Pnnn.
lar Accessory. 3 for
Accessories Main Floor
1
1
MEN'S NECKTIES
Famous Name Values to
$1
2.50.
Silks and Rayons
Assorted Colors 2 for
Men's Main Floor
1
1
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Cannon
Towels
Reg. 89c Bath 2 ' 1
8g. 69c Hind
3$1
4w$l
teg. 29c Cloth
New shipment thick
terry in decorator colors
nylon dacron selvage
a plus value!
DOMESTICS-Downstairi
MEN'S HANDKERCHIEFS
Reg. 55c Whites &
Fancy Hanrl Finich.
ed Hems. 3 for
woven Patterns.
Men's Main Floor
MEN'S JACKETS
Reg. 14.95 Nylon Plaid
Shell in 4 Colors. Csnar
Nylon Fleece.
Sizes 36 to 46
Men's Main Floor
MEN'S BANDANAS
18". Square Asst. Multi.
color Red C
anrl Rlno
Reg. 15c .J 12 for
Men's Main Floor
1
MEN'S WORK JACKETS
Reg. 7.95. Heavy Lanshire
Twill. Forest . tp
Green. Cotton It
Acetate. 36 to 46
Men's Main Floor
OUTING FLANNEL
Reg. 29c yd. White Out
ing. 27" width. em
Ideal for I
Diapers 5 yds.
Fabrics Mezzanine
DENIM FABRICS
Reg. 59c yd. Assorted
Colors t
Pre.lhrilnlr Denim
36" Width ....2 yds.
Fabrics Mezzanine
1
WOOL BLEND FABRICS
Limited Quantity of 54'
wool Blend r
Fahrir
Reg. 2.50 yd yd.
Fabrics Mezzanine
1
WE GIVE AND REDEEMGREEN STAMPS
f REG. TO 3.98
1. UMBRELLAS
I ' Wiafl "a'nv '''y special! Cheery
1UI plaids and solid color cov- .
Hi' ers nove"v or popular
Br hook handles. I
t I , Accessories, main floor
Values to 19.95V
THROW RUGS V
1 li! Discontinued samples I
colors and patterns- ,
wool viscose blrfnds . I
Values to 19.95.
" RUGS-Second Floor
Court Street
Values to 3.95 N.
yjgl LADIES'
'L ' BL0USES : V
Famous name blouses in I
R M I Pre"Y Ps,,erns ano1 s0'' ' I
co'ors washable all
V-'i'iTEiV popular sizes.
SPORTSWEAR
Second Floor , ,
2.50 REG. MEN'S .
JEWELRY
I Mm a piu, tii
I .Tti'l From a top-notch makerl I
Tfi Handsome tie bars and
Jjjcuff links in a variety of
styles and finishes.
Men's Wear, main floor
SPECIAL TALLSCOOP MEASURE SPOONS
Vt Teaspoon to 1 Tablespoon-ln Colon..,.
1V4 QT. MIXING BOWL .
Reg. 2.15 Stainless Steel. .
COVERED LOAF PAN
Reg. 1.39. Bake-Store. 9x5x2Vi Aluminum ...
SHILL MUFFIN PAN
Reg. 2.50. 6-cup Siie, Aluminum A for
PEPPER MILL SALT SHAKER SET
Reg. 2,50. Polished Wood, 2 Designs..
WALL DECORATIONS. Reg. 4.50 Vat.
Wrought Iron Type Figurines W for
CLOTHES PINS, Reg. 2.80 Value . Q
IS to Pkg. Polished Wood O pkg.
STAINLESS STEEL TABLEWARE, Reg. 2.50 ff
5-pc. Place Setting. 1 Knife, 1 Fork, 1 Salad Fork, I.UU
1 Teaspoon, 1 Soup Spoon. Assorted Patterns.
COVERED BUTTER DISH, Reg. 1.98 '.
Crystal Plate Aluminum , Cover...
9 PC. STEAK KNIFE CARVING SET
Reg. 12.95. Stainless Steel Blades-Plastic
Handles.
KITCHEN TOOLS, Reg. 1.95 . .
Long Handle Spatula Stainless Steel.
FAMOUS VEGETABLE SLICER
Special
Adiuslabla Sllcas-Ihrads-Wllli lasy Adustabla rlalfarm
Housewares Downstalra Court Street
BOY'S WOOL JACKETS
Reg. $5 Plaid Front
Sues 4 to 1Z . ft
Blue, Red,
Brown. Plaids ....
Boys Main Floor
BOY'S FLANNEL
PAJAMAS
Reg. 2.98 Slipover Style.
Assorted C
Sizes 6 to 12
Boys Main Floor
BOY'S SPORT SHIRTS
Assorted Stylos Reg.
2.49 Broadcloth 4
& Knits.
Sizes 6 to 16 ... ...
Boys Main Floor
1.00 1 I
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1.00 I
1.00 IM-t
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1.00 - li . . :V
3.00
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3 'S S1;; LAMP SHADES
Notions Mesianine . ; tmm ' '''r-' '
PRINTED OUTING 1 ' ' ;'' '" l'' . : M ' ' 1 '
FLANNEL ' . I m ' ' '
Reg. 49c yd. A Largo I . , ' 7 J,
1 of Multicolor ' ' 1 I Lar9e assortment of shades - N '
Mm Print Patterns S yds. aold foils, rjrovlncial Drirtt fab-
Fabrics-Mezzanine r,csfor foor amps 4nd tab)e
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN V amps '
39" Width Reg. 39c yd.
1 vaiuc.. unuieaviifu, ... x ruKmiiuKC aecona rioor x
For I
Drapes, etc. 5 yds. v
Fabrics Mciianine x- r
V " Values to 12.95,. -
MEN'S Dinette Chairs
BOOT socks $R r
I tiu Ul mm I Chrorne and wrought Iron din- '
I , - ' ette chairs-Clearanle odds and ' 7
89c pr.-gray and white. Sizes I FURNITURE Second Floor ' 't
yS "N ' ' Reg. 6.95 ;j '
S REG. 39c ea. Value v mm I . ;!
fingertip . Sweaters
GUEST TOWEIS '3 '-
I ' I mmW I
I an f Wi 100 wool work sweaters car- !
I lOr digan stylo 2 pocket-Sizes 36 .". j j
I to 44 4 Asst. colors perfect
A pretty selection of solid colors , quality. '.,;
and fringed edges. V MENS-Maln Floor 'It
Rg. S-'SV
utaje !''f
nibii' ....
-a .
I FlfinnAl Pmnmnc J
M B IHIIIIVI MI.J.aBllj.aa'
I Warm Cotton f
mm s . k
1.3 1
I Z! f $1 I A colorful selection of warm I
ii
MEN'S BELTS
Fine Quality Leathers
Values up tta.
n 1 Kfi A eel
Colors and Widths
Men's Main Floor
FEATHER PILLOWS
Crushed Chicken C"
Featheroroot Tick
Domestics Downstairs
FLOUR SACKS
Popular Unopened Style
Bleached
U'hlln lirn
Size .4. for
Domestics Downstairs
1
PLAID SHEET BLANKETS
Multicolor I'lalds. 60
x 76 Size. Soft,
Warm Cotton
Domestics Downstairs
BUTCHER LINEN PRINTS
Reg. 98c yard Value. Pret
ty colors c
tc Patterns For
Dresses, Robes 2 yds.
Fabrics Mezzanine
BRASSIERES
Famous Name Bra's
at a Unrlifnr PHr-
Assorted Styles
Foundations
Second Floor
1
A colorful selection of warm
flannel pajamas middy and but
ton styles solid color with con-
'rast trim-Sizes A-B-C-D.
MENS-Maln Floor
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the 60th in the history of the sport
m the University ot .qrio Uan.