Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 28, 1956, Page 8, Image 8

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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL"
Salem, Ore.; Friday, December 28, 1958
Considered Answers
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PROVERBS 17:22 A merry heart doeth good like a medicine; but a brok
en spirit drieth the bones.
THC GLEAM TROM BEYOND THE ClOUPS
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Red Chlno'i premier Chou En-Lal hod thee varied eipres
iom last week during Interview In Chinese Embassy, ItanKoon,
Burma, by Edward R. Murrow for CHS television audience.
Responses were to these questions: Do you understand U. S..
objections to Red China In U. N.?, top left; Arc there any
prospects on Formosa settlement?, top right; Do you feel U. S.
. Is on side of colonialism?, lower left; and Would you welcome
V. S. camera crew In China with same freedom as here In
Burma? (AP Wlrephotol
BUSINESS MIRROR
Tax Ruling May Take Steam
Out of Plant Expansion Rush
By SAM DAWSON
NEW YORK W-In denying a
fast tax writeoff for new steel
mills, Uncle Sam may have let
come of the steam out of the busi
ness expansion progrum thai is
making money so tight.
At the same time h may have
put more steam into the pressure
lor still higher prices.
ihese apparent cross-purpose
trends come about this way:
Some steel companies say they
now will defer or reconsider part
oi tneir program to build more
steel-making capacity. Others say
they will go on building but must
have higher prices to pay for it.
And if steel prices go up again,
as now seems likely, that will
work through other Industrie cs
it did last summer and fall and
build up pressure for higher prices1
all along the line.
The steel industry had asked
tax concessions through a fast
depreciation allowance for the
proposed new facilities, totaling
nearly 2xi billion dollars. Wash
ington refused this Wednesday.
If the building programs arc
hailed or delayed, ' may also
affect plans of other industries
if for no other reason than by
delays in getting structural steel.
This would ease somewhat the1
big program for industrial expan
sion or stretch it over more
months and years than first
planned. Washington has estimat
ed that the expansion boom will
5 VU Students
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Willamette unKer.Mty students
have registered to attend the IV'i
cific Northwest United Chmlian
council study eonferemr at Pacific
Lutheran college December 2
through 31.
Theme of (his year's sludy con
ference will he You, (iod. and the
11, and will ask the question,
"What does it mean to be a Chris
tian on the campus?"
One of seven simultaneous re
gional conferences in the U. S
spon.snred by the I'mtcd Student
Chrbtian council, this meet will
include colleges and universities
in Washington. Oregon, Idaho, and
Montana. It is designed to aid
students to achieve greater clarity
and faith in understanding the
Christian faith and its relevance
to life in the campus community
Willamette university students
attending the post-Christmas con
ference are Rosemary (lilbert ami
Dean Klarr, Salem; Maggie Ma
pnne, St. Helens; Jerry Arnold.
Iliekreall; and Herb Talai-erc,
Walla Walla.
hit a new peak in the months just
ahead.
Even before the steel tax de
cision, however, there had been
a few signs of slowdown in the
big building programs that had
strained the financial markets.
The steel companies aren't like
ly to give up their fight for new
tax rules governing depreciation,
Their central argument about
depreciation allowances is that
they arc no longer realistic. They
say the cost of replacing old steel
mills is now so nvich higher than
when the mills were first built
that they should be allowed more
liberal allowances in writing off
the depreciation of " mills
that it should be figured on a re
placement basis rather than on
the basis of original cost.
Army Decides
To Streamline
Combat Units
New Infantry Divisions
Will Have 3,700
Fewer Men
Humorist
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('.. who holds the degree of U. L.
(Doctor of Laughter) will he the
guest of mcmlirrs of the Salem
Knife anil Fork elub hI their next
dinner meeting at the Mmlon,
January 8. Called Ihr (ore most
humorist In the nation, the
former tobacco auctioneer Is said
to have nn unlimited fund of
funny stories.
Only 1 WU Law
Crad l nahiV to
Pass IJar Kxams
With notification from Alaska
that Warren t'olver, June gradu
ate from Willamette university's
college of law, passed its bar ex
amination, the law school reported
that of all students who started
with the class of 10.". only one
failed to pass any state bar examination.
All students graduating from TRIED AM) THl E
the law school in June have been TAIILKlJl'AH. Okln. Tom
placed as lawyers or have posi-lfhnstam should be a good pros
lions in associated fields. ipect for a new car but he isn't
Colvcr was sworn into the Alas- lie says his l!M2 model Kord,
ka bar in December and is now! which has turned the 100.000 mile
deputy United States commis- post twice, still percolates on all,
aioncr for Alaska in Anchorage, 'four.
Damage Suits
Seek $61,211
Two damage suits, invnhing a
total of fc'.l.Jll have been bled
in Marion county circuit court.
One results from a lr.il fw aei
dent and the other from a con
struction mishap.
Lucy I.eighty .seeks Sas.SM from
Kmer Ormbeek as the result ol
a traffic aeident at the inteiset
liun ol Siherton road am. Ian
I carter dne Pec. 24, iy.V.
I The H. I,. Klfstrom coiv.pany and
the Salem Heating & Sheet .Metal
company are named defendants in
a $25,bT0 suit bruught by Arthur
Hose. Bose says he was injured
last August when struck by a
falling tripod while engaged in
construction work on a church
building south of Salem on High
way WK.
By P. I). KLDKKD
SAN FRANCISCO (fl Infantry
divisions made up of five combat
units and geared to fight atomic
as well as conventional warfare,
soon will replace the bulkier,
tbrcc-rcgimcnt divisions.
Armored divisions also are to be
modern. 2ed, but the changes in
them at this time will be com
paratively minor, the Army an
nounced yesterday in Washington
and at 6th Army headquarters
here.
A special combat development
and research center at Ft. Ord.
Calif., has been taking the "hugs"
out of the new basic combat unit
around wh'ch the streamlined di
visions will be created.
Field tests have shown that the
unit best suited for modern war-
farn ic "Inpnnr Ihnn Mm nM hnt. (.
tnlion and smaller than the rcg-l,
imcnt." ,p
Just how many men it will hac
was not disclosed. "
The reorganized infantry di-
visions will be characterized by
increased firepower, greater mo-
hility and the capability of wide i 1
dispersal to survive under atomic 4
attack.
The new division will have 3,700 i
fewer men. k l
A whole new group of weapons H
is contemplated. ?
The Army has announced a new $
7.62 mm. machine gun. which it
describes as "a lightweight, gen-
eral purpose gun developed to re-
place all three of the present ..TO-
caliber machine guns. It can he
fired from shoulder, hip, bipod f
or an aluminum tripod mount. ' 3
The 7.2fi bullet is just a fraction I I
smaller than .30 caliber. iv I
There is a new rifle on which
tests have been completed which
i fires the NATO ammunition and
embodies certain improvements.
The infantry will have a new
guided missile known as the
"Dart," transported by light truck
and described as "a simple hut
etfective antitank missile . . .with
a high probability that a single
hit would destroy a heavily ar
mored tank."
Improved artillery. mortars,
submnchineguns. helicopters and
the addition of Honest John and
other type missiles will, (hp Armv
believes, make the smaller di
vision much harder hitting.
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WKST P.U.V BKAt'lt. Kla .1
llarold Hotlian looked like a plas
ma caso when police reached him
in his overturned bakery truck
Hut he was only shaken up. The
apparent gore came from his car
go o' cherry pies.
Schaefer
Corn Remedy
The corn or callous
should come off in
6 to 1 0 days.
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SCHAEFER'S
DRUG STORE
Open nalh 1:30 i.m. to p.m
Siindsvs. 9 i.m In p.m.
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There may be folks who dream of a new
year with no clouds over the horizon. But
life has taught most of us that there is
never a day free of uncertainty.
Some like to rejoice in the calm of today
and give no thought to the clouds of to
morrow. Theirs is a contentment without
strength, a happiness empty of hope.'
But stronger souls see both the calm
and the clouds. And they look beyond
the clouds to the Light whose rays bathe
the horizon.
These are the souls who face the new
year with faith in their God. They know
the days will not be without shadow". The
ripples may sometimes become angry
breakers. But they follow the gleam across
another year ... the Gleam from beyond
the clouds.
The Church is for those who would look
ahead . . . ever toward the Light.
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THE CHURCH FOR ALL . . .
ALL FOR THE CHURCH
Th Church Is th greatest factor on earth lor
the building of character and good citizenship.
It is a storehouse, of spiritual values. Without a
strong Church, neither democracy nor civilization
can survive. There are lour sound reasons why
every person should attend services nnularly
and support the Church. They are: (11 for his
own sake. (2) For his children's sake. (3) For the
sake of his community and nation. (4) For the
sake of the Church itself, which needs his moral
and material support. Plan to go to church regu
larly and read your Bible daily.
Chiptir Vmts
BRADLEY'S BICYCLE &
SI'ORT SHOP
237 N High rh. 3 3844
Br'lTI.KR-Ol'lST.-Sn I.BR. CO.
"EvervthinK to Build With"
495 Wallace ltd. - Ph. 3 8181
RI'SS I'RATT
CAPITOL cm TRANSFER
Moving Protected Storage
Expert Packing
Agent tor Mayflower
Nationwide Furniture Movers
Phone 2 2436 230 S. Front St
LESTER DcLAPP
TRANSFER STORAGE
"Local and N.tionwide Movers"
Ph. 2 1750 1115 N Commercial
R. U EI.FSTROM CO
26U South Liberty
OSCAR ENGKF AGENCY
Insurance All Types
865 N. Capitol Thone 4-2201
HENRY'S PHOTO SHOP
Things Photographic
469 State St Ph. 24505
HOW F.LI .-ED WARDS
Fl'NERA' HOME
Acr'iss from Scars
545 North Capitol
HVTCHEON PAiMT STORE
Paints Varnishes Wallpaper
Ph. 3 6687 162 N. Commercial
LIMBER DIVISION
OREGON Pl'LP A PAPER CO.
. Quality Material
Courteous Service
Front and Ferry Fh. 2-2421
MITCHELL'S RADIO AND
TELEVISION
Complete l'clevisiin and Radio
Sales and Service
We Gtvt &h Green Stamps
Phone 3-7577 1880 State
MAYFLOWER MILK
Phone 3-920S
MONTGOMERY WARD
Department Store
LES NEWMAN'S
Men's Wear and Shoes
179 North Commercial
MASTER BREAD
Brought to You Fresh Dally
by Your Grocer and
Cherry City Baking Co.
PAY LESS DRUG STORE
"Pay Less Has Everything"
484 State St. Phone 2-3654
DICK MEYER LVMBER CO.
One Piece or a Truckload
"5 Lana Ave. Ph. 34939
W. T. RIGDON CO.
Funeral Director!
299 N. Cottage Thone 3-3173
SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO.
- SENATOR HOTEL and
COFFEE SHOP
SUPERB SUNDAY DINNERS
UNTIL 9 P.M.
Court and High Sts.. Salem
Phone 34151
TWEEDIE FUEL OILS
"Oil to Burn"
Ph. 24151 1174 Edgewater
West Salem
THE VISTA MARKET
Complete Shopping tenter
3045 South Commercial
UNITED THEATER COKF.
Elsinore Capitol Grand
Drive-In'
OTTO J. WILSON CO.
Authorized Buiclt Sales. Service
388 N. Commercial Ph. 2-3621
V. T. GOLDEN MORTUARY
605 S. Commercial Ph. 4-2257
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