Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, November 29, 1956, Page 30, Image 30

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Salem, Oregon, Thursday, November 29, 1956
age (MSection 3
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Recover Arms From Canal
OPEN THIS FRIDAY ONLY ALL DAY 9:30 A.M. TO 9 P.M.
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MAIL & PHONE ORDERS ON EVERYTHING EXCEPT "YOUR LUCKY DAY" ITEMS . "-
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reg. $44.95
clock radio
$29.95
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British olficlali gay this picture nhowi British frogmen, part
ef the expeditionary force In Port Said, removing weapons from
bachwntcr of the Suez Canal anil handing them to members
of the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders. The officials said
most of the recovered arms are of Russian make, (AP Wlrcphoto)
Milkman Kills Himself After
Hubby Says Wife Unfaithful
LITTLE VALLEY, N.Y.'(UP)-A
young milkman, surprised in the
bedroom of a housewife by her en
raged husband who shot her to
death, took his own life Wednesday
night in front of the funeral parlor
where her body had been taken.
The body of the milkman, Albert
Marsh, 23, was found slumped in
the front sent of his car. Beside
him were a .22 caliber rifle and
Weather Ship
Flics Alaska-
Japan, Return
FAIRBANKS, Alaska (fl Loon
Charlie Mission No. 1, a weather
survey flight from Alaska to Jminn
and return, has been completed
successfully,
Lt. Col. Carl H. Morales, com
mander of the 58th Weather Ite-
connaissance Squadron and air
craft commander of the WB50
day the mission wen! "even bet
ter than expected." The ship re
turned here Tuesday.
The 11-man crew spent four days
In Jopnn. The flight of 3,200 miles
to the Yokotn Air Force Baso was
made in 16 hours, 10 minutes hut
Ihp longer return flight of .1,780
miles took only 13 hours, 40 min
utes, because tall winds up to 109
miles an hour aided the modified
Superfortress.
a funeral bouquet of 25 red roses
with the note: V
"These roses are for Sue. Life
without Sue is nothing."'
The housewife, Mrs. Sue Ann
Riggs, 24, mother of three chil
dren, was shot three times early
Wednesday with a .38 caliber au
tomatic pistol by her husband,
Kaipn, 26, who returned home-
early unexpectedly from a business
trip and found Marsh hiding in the
closet of his wife's bedroom. .
Get out," he shouted at his
wife, who cringed in bed in her
night dress. Riggs then rushed
Into another room, grabbed the
pistol and shot her to death. Marsh
fled after a brief struggle with
Riggs.
The husband then telephoned
tho sheriff's office. "I must be
croiy," he said. "1 Just killed my
wile,
Police apprehended Marsh for
questioning but released h 1 m,
Riggs was charged with first de
gree murder and was held for i
December grand jury after he
waived examination at a prelimi
nary bearing.
The three Riggs children. Ralnh.
3, Christie, 2, and Mary, 4 months.
were asleep In another bedroom
during the shooting.
Volunteers Plan
Downtown Booth
For Seal Sales
Final preparations are being
mado now for the snlo of Christ
mas seals in downtown Salem,
with the job to be taken over by
volunteers of Ihe Marlon County
Tuberculosis and Health association.
A booth is lo be manned in Ihe
Salem post office from Dcc-mibcr
3 through December 10 and wom
en volunteering for this service
will meet rridny at 3:30 p.m. u 111
their chairman, Mrs. Zlna Shnrp
nnek. The meeting for Instruction
will bo held at the TB association
office.
Chrysler '300'
Line Unveiled
DKTHOIT Ifl The Chrysler
".KHi-C" powired with a V B en
gine developing 375 horsepower,
was announced Thursday by
Chrysler Division. The nowest of
Ihe Chrysler 300 scries will be
shown to tho public for the first
time at (he National Automobile
Show In New York opening Dec. 8.
In Styling the car features low
lines, an over-all heieht of onlv
54.7 Inches and high-swept tail
nns. i no tins are said to reduce
steering corrections by 20 per cent
in cross winds.
A broad, low hood, sweeps
downward between sharply de
fined fenders. Dual headlights are
stannnro. equipment as arc 14-Inch
wnecis.
The "300-C" has n IZA-lnch
wheelbase, an over-all length of
219.2 inches and width of 70.0
Inches.
The engine has n 9 25 In 1 com
pression ratio. Two four-bnrrcl
down draft carburetors are used
Chrysler describes the "Sm-V."
s "Ihe most powerful car in
America" and reports it wns;Crv(, (, I
driven around Ihe 47-mile Chi-v..!0' ' 11 l" "'I
ler r-roving Grounds track Man I,',.., A fulfil Flll'.-fS
average speed of 145 7 mi!r n,.r ' h
hour. I .. ,,. ......
,,,, .i,i,n,ii iiiiiii, im-ii, linn
of litem from Salem, will report
to Ihe Snlem armory next Wednes
day iiluvnoon m 2 o'cloek to tie
forwarded to Portland lor Induc
tion Into Ihe armed lorccs the fol
lowing day.
Salem men are Donald I. Herg.
Hnvmonrt H, Honhannn. Chimes ,1,
Remodeling Work
At Salem (peneral
Hospital Starts
Work was started Tuesday on
renovating of Ihe first floor of
the old building of Ihe Salem Gen
eral hospital. Announccmcit of
Ihe work was mnde after Ihe hoard
meeting Wednesday evening.
Wednesday first floor pmionls
In the hospital were moved to the
recently renovated third floor,
where Ihe -Improvements hove in
cluded insinuation of new doois,
bathrooms and the plastic type wall
covering.
T.iimltf riiinii Moves
MOI.Al.LA (.Special) -Hob Un
derwood, employe of Weyerhaeus
er Timber Co., Is being trans
ferred to the Longvlew. Wash
branch of Ihe company, leaving to
work there starting next week. Mis I'uhlmnn and dene Dell Wiltsey
lamuy win not move mere until im- other three Imlurtees are
after the llrst of the year, t'nder- i Isaac I". Knyart. Wimlhurn. and
word his been active In Camp Comyn I.eroy Tracy and Kenneth
rire worn, iia ann as man-man1 1.. Mitchell, both of Turner,
o! ine notary swimming pool com
mittee.
WOODCRAFT MKETINO
SHERIDAN (Special )-The Shcri
Minn Circle, Neighbors of Wood
craft, observed Its third anniver
sary this week, with a party at
the IOOF hall In Sheridan. Mr. and
Mrs. Mervin Werlh of Willamlna
were initialed into the order.
Aflvenlisl IMitn
Sitlilialli Service
SII.VF.HTON (Special) - Klder
II. J. Johnson Is directing plans
for the S e v e n t h-dny Advent tt
church services with Sabbath
school at 9:30 and Mrs. Oliver
Stelfen In charge. The lesson topic,
"Christ Rejeclod of Men," covers
the trial before Annas and Cal
phs, and Peter's denial. The pas
tor, Elder McVay, will conduct the
OIVES RECITAL
WILLAMINA (Special) - Gary
Drill, son of Mr and Mrs Dovle
Drill, parlicipaled In Mrs. Winifred : morning worship service at 11;
Bantsarl's recital in McMlnnville o'clock. The midweek prayer
recently. He played two organ ae-l meting will be Wednesday eve
lections and one piano solo. I ning at 7:30 o'clock. I
FRIDAY SURPRISE
REG: $24.95-3-SPEED
PORTABLE RECORD PLAYER
A wonderful gilt lor any member ot the
family ... a personal portable record player tlaU. I
with constant speed motor. Late model,
plays records all three speeds, all sizes.
Durable plastic-covered, case.
Mail and phone orders
485
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REG. 559.95 AUTOMATIC
4-5PEED RECORD PLAYER
39.95
Portable model with (ha latest In automatic
changers. Plays 4 speeds of records . . .
16'j, 33'i, AS and 78 rpm. Tone and
volume control; latest type speaker. Plastic
covered.
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REG. $1 69.95 CAPEHART
ALL-WAVE PORTABLE RADIO
at lew ai
$5 a month.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
'79.95
LESS THAN HALF PRICEI 8-band receptionl
The world at your fingertipsi Tone and vol
ume control; operates on battery or power.
Telescoping eerial. (Batteries $7.50 extra.)
Afrit And ;iiorip orders'
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IMPORTED
ACCORDIONS
1 PRICE
2 AND LESS
All with 120 bass keys,- all with deluxe
carrying cases; all guaranteed.
reg. $450.00 Hohner, 5 trebles $225
reg. $200.00 Italian make, 2 trebles $97.50
reg. $295.00 to $1000.00 Imported
models $139 fo $298
Muff rind phone order'
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REG. $79.95 RAYTHEON
TRANSISTOR RADIO
PRICE
$ 3 9.9 5
A most welcome giftl Full-circle sound from
two speaker openings. Operates on regular
flashlight batteries, leather case in a choice
of colors.
.fm7 and phone ordert
FftlDAY SURPRISE "" "
reg. $89.95
transistor set
49.95
Raytheon transistor radio with
twin 5" speakers. Operates on
set of 4 flashlight batteries.
Mail and phone orders
FRIDAY SURPRISE "
reg. $36.95
clock radio
24.95
Famous Admiral standard
broadcast radio; Telechron
clock with slumber switch.
Mahogany finish plastic case.
Mm'! flnrl phone orders
FRIDAY SURPRISE -
reg. $13.95
metronome
9.95
Seth Thomas. Mahogany case;
accurate timing. Guaranteed.
A wonderful gift for the
music student.
Afnf! and phone orders'
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reg. $1.50
i harmonica
75
Vt price. Single reeds, fine
tone, 10-note imported har
monica. Mail and phone orders'
' FRIDAY SURPRISE '
reg. $1.49
record rpek
79'
Attractively styled wrought
iron rack; holds 50 records, 10
or 12-in. Keeps them handy,
protects them.
.frti7 and phone orders'
FRIDAY SURPRISE
reg. $34.95
radip-player
$19.95
Standard radio, built-in aerial;
3-speed record player. Porta
ble model with durable carry
ing case.
Afnf? and phone orders'
FRIDAY SURPRISE -
reg. $99.95
clarinet outfit
47.50
Silverplated, standard metal
Instrument,, fine for the be
ginner. Plus lined carrying
case. '
Mall and phone orders' .
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reg. $39.95
clock radio.
$27.95
Admiral standard broadcast
radio; Telechron clock, slum
ber switch. Day and date cal
endar. Mahogany finish.
Afnt7 mid jiionc orders'
FRIDAY SURPRISE
reg. $12.95
metronome
$7.49
Imported; has fine timing
mechanism. Guaranteed.
Handsomely finished mahog
any case.
Mail and phone orders'
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reg. $49.95-$298.00
geiger counters
$2495 , $9995
less than Vi Price. One of a
kind Geiger Counters, all fa
mous makes. All with regular
guarantee.
Afw7 mid phone orders'
FRIDAY SURPRISE
reg. 89e
record album
35
Holds twelve 7-inch records.
Assorted color covers. Reg.
98c, 10-inch album 59c.
Mail and phone orders'
Capehart deluxe model; five
tube set; Telechron clock with
slumber switch. Mahogany
color case. 1
Mail and phone orders'
- FRIDAY SURPRISE -
reg. $139.95
wood clarinet
$79.95
Excellent tone, easy-playing
instrument for beginner or
advanced player. Complete
with carrying case. ' .
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hi-fi
recording tape
Good quality plastic tape;
guaranteed.
rag. M.50, 55", tOO f.l $1.11
rag. $5.50, 7", 1200 fail l.6
Mail and phone orders'
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fine Hohner
harmonicas ,
All have double sets of reeds.
rag. $7.00 h.rmenlcai $4.49
reg. $8.50 harmonic $5.49
reg. $10.00 harmonica $4.49
Mail and phone orders'
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reg. $99.95 .
trumpet outfit
$49.95
HALF PRICEI Gold lacquered;
standard model, fine for be
ginner. Complete with carry
ing case.
Mail and phone orders'
FRIDAY SURPRISE
reg. 79e
LP records
49
10-in. long-play 33Vj rpm
records. Broadway shows,
classical, popular, symphony,
concertos, religious.
Mail and phone orders'
RADIOS AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS SECOND FLOOR
This shipping eosl lo areas outside our regular truck delireru routes.
reg. 98c j u"" reg. $1.98 Ij reg. $29.95 J
mm ' j MM Standard sti plM Mttchflt alandard
If 19 Wn Mandara l in. 1 radio, T'fhron
U mak rwrdmi. I U struction book and 1 clock, alarm. M- I
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