Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, November 26, 1956, Page 9, Image 9

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Salem, Oregon, Monday, November 26, 1956
Pago 10 Section 1
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
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Croup to Inspect
New Y Facilities
Facilities of I ho reconstructed
Y.M.p.A. plant as they pertain to
men interested in physical educa
tion will be shown to a group of
60 or 70 men Tuesday morning.
The men will meet (or break
fast at 7:15 alter which they will
be taken on a tour of the plant,
with, special emphasis in the mod
ernized locker rooms, Instruc
tional swimming pool and similar
facilities.
WATCH THAT SPKU.INU
SKAmE (fl-Whcn Mrs. Min
nie Apltoberts' name appeared in
the newspaper, she explained that
it was no mistake in the spelling.
It is Welsh, she said, meaning
"son of Jtobert." Her son is Rob
ert Apltoberts which gets a bit
complicated in the Welsh version.
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Purse fiaeon Vt oz, $6,00
Cologne $150, $1.50 Bath Oil $6, Ttle $2
(price phi Ux)
CAPITAL DRUG STORE
405 Stat St. Corner of Liberty
We Give JWf Green Stamps
Man Hurt as
Car Runs Into
Tank Truck
A 31-year-old Portland man was
reported in good condition Monday
i in Snlem Memorial hospital where
! he was taken after the collision of
his car and an oil tanker early
.Sunday morning on the Baldock
freeway north of Salem.
Eldon Ray Busboom suffered a
fraclured arm and face and fore
head lacerations, hospital authori
ties said. He was scheduled for
X-rays Monday to check for pos
sible head Injuries.
Investigating state police said
Busboom's car crashed Into the
rear ol a truck and iraner on
tanker driven by Lester llnmren,
3255 Alberta Ave., Salem, about
12:45 a.m. Sunday, heavily dam
aging both vehicles. Both vehicles
had to be towed away. Busboom
was taken to the hospital by Wood
burn ambulance. Hamren was not
reported injured.
Reunion Beyond Iron Curtain
A.M.A. Urges
Hospital Aid
To Alcoholics
SEATTI.K W - The 'American
Medical Assn.'s Council on Mental
Health recommended Monday that
hospitals admit chrcnic alcoholics
for treatment.
The report, made by the coun
cil and its Committee on Alco
holism, will he submitted to the
A.M.A.'n policy-making House of
Delegates at the association's na
tional clinic meeting opening here
"Chronic alcoholism should not MT. ANGEL (Special) Mrs.
be considered as an illness which i Wilhelmina Dabney, 72, daughter of
pioneer parents of this area, died
; V .4p:,Vrc kilt
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This woman hart Just crossed canal boundary between Hungary and Austria and fell Into arms
of friend with eipression that told her story of relief on escaping Communist domination to
reach freedom In Austria. (AP Wircpholo)
Mrs. Dabney Dies Monday
bars admission to a hospital, but
rather as qualification for admis
sion when the patient requests
such admission an? is coopera
tive, the council said.
Dr. Leo H. Bartcimcr, Balti
more, Is council chairman, hub-
mission of the recommendation to
the House of Delegates will per
mit It to take action cither at
this week's meeting or in the fu
ture..
Tho report emphasized that al
coholism is an "illness which!
justifiably should have the atten
tion of physicians." It said acute
alcoholic intoxication often is a
medical emergency and that prob
lems lormerly encountered In its
treatment in a eeueral hnsmtal1-
have been greatly reduced.
Numerous other A.M. A. com
mittees and councils will report
to the week's sessions and up
wards of 2,000 ' delegates are ex
pected. Dr. Elmer Hess, Erie,
Monday at the Silverton hospital.
She was born March 6, 1884, the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David
Back, and was a member of St.
Mary's Catholic parish here.
Surviving are three sisters, Mrs.
Rose Ebner. Mrs. Fred Hassing
and Mrs. Charles Ullman, all of
Mt. Angel, and a brother, John
nounced later from the linger Fu
neral Home.
Johnny Longden is still winning
races at 46. He was born in Wake
field, Eng.
UNKeepsUp
Pressure for
Troop Pullout
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. in-.
The U. N. General Assembly kept
up pressure today on Britain,
France and Israel to pull out all
the troops they still have in Egypt. ;
The Assembly scheduled a
meeting to hear delegations ex
plain their votes on two resolu-l
tions it adopted Saturday calling
for withdrawal of the invaders' i
troops and clearance of the Suez
Canal.
The withdrawal resolution, in
troduced by 20 Asian and Afri
can countries, passed 63-5 with 10
abstentions. It called on Britain, !
France and Israel to get their
forces out of Egypt "forthwith. '
It asked Secretary General Dag
Hammarskiold to relay the de-i
mand urgently and report back
"without delay."
Splitting again with its major
allies the United States voted for
the proposal. Australia and New
Zealand voted with Britain,
France and Israel against it.
The second resolution was in
troduced by the United States
along with Canada, Colombia, In
dia, Norway and Yugoslavia. It
was adopted 65-0 with the nine
Soviet-bloc countries abstaining.
It approved Hammarskjold's ar
rangements with Egypt for de
ploying a U. N. emergency force
in that country to supervise the
cease-fire and the troop with
drawals. It also authorized him to
negotiate contracts to clear the
Suez Canal, now blocked by ships
and bridges wrecked during the
military operations.
The Assembly's withdrawal do.
mand was its fourth in three
weeks, all proved by overwhelm.
ing votes. So fai Israel says she
has pulled about 6,000 troops out
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Tuesday's opening meeting. I Funeral arrangements will be an-
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For Healthier, Stronger,
More Beautiful Finger Nails
Do you type . . . keep your fingers in water .
do many chores around the house each day?
It is not always the daily diet of hard work
that may cause your nails to break, chip, or split easily.
Frequently, it's a daily dietary deficiency
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U this is your problem . . . why continue
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new brocades by Skinner, Gorgeous pastel shades . . . the darker
ones, too. Vogue fashion hook suggests the newest Parisian
fashions , , patterns on sale at our pattern counter.
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LACES AND CHIFFONS
Your psrty frock of billowing chiffon? Or shimmering satin?
Come see the new shades such as Dior blue . . . China rose
brorue green , , . grollo . . . bisque , .
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