f i t ! s . t 3 1. ch Wi ' all tin .tin Page & Section 2 BUSINESS MIRROR U.S. Accidents Staggering $10 CO v By SAM DAWSON NEW YORK Wl - The dollar cost of accidents is rising. One estimate puts last year's total at 10 billion dollars. It includes damages, benefit payments, loss of pay, loss of pro duction, doctor and hospital bills. Perhaps half of that can be charged to highway mishaps. With the big season for taking to the road lying just ahead, safe ty - officials have their fingers crossed on what this year's toll may be. Some pin their hopes on the new national highway building pro gram cutting part of the toll in the future. Others fear that the driver population and the number of cars will increase even foster. Motor vehicle fatalities In Him brought a record 45,000 life in surance death claims, the Insti tute of Life Insurance says. Pay ment of death benefits came to !)7 million dollars. This was .1.000 more claims and seven million more In benefits than was paid in 1955. But the economic loss from ac cidents goes far beyond that of highway deaths, shocking as their twelling volume is. On-the-job accidents cost Indus try and workers about 3'4 billion dollars last year, according to the Institute for Safer Living of the American Mutual Liability Insur ance Co. of Boston. But off-thc-joh accidents cost much more near ly 714 billions. Highway accidents are included in both categories. The Institute estimates Iherc was a 10 per cent Increase Inst year over tho figures for economic loss from accidents shown by the National Safety Council for 1055. Part of the rise is due to an in crease In the number of accidents themselves, and part reflects the growing costs of medical care and or repairs or replacements of ve hicles and machinery. The apparent fact that their workers sustain more accidents causing time and production loss while away from their jobs than while at work has spurred a num ber of companies to set up safety After Every Meal Chew refreshing, delicious Wrigley's Spearmint Gum. ' Helps keep teeth clean" - aids digestion. Get some today. HENRY ' .. " '" mJTx esss DONALD DUC ( By Wolt Dimoy n rrEJurm ttw Cost Placed at Billion a Year classes, urging precautions at roc rcation, around the home, on the road. Increased leisure time and high cr incomes take more people afield these days and all too often into danger. The Institute's estimate of 10 billion-dollar accident cost, "a to tal economic loss", compares with the outlook for federal and state highway construction this year coming to 11 billion dollars, a cost to the taxpayers, but not a total loss. The Institute thinks this may help cut down one kind of acci dent toll. But it believes that the growing scale of dollar loss, as well as the horror of the number of lives lost, will force federal and slate legislators to "give more and more attention to accident reduction at government levels." Ships Remove JVext to Last Suez Obstacle SUKZ, Egypt WI The U.N. salvage fleet has removed one of the last two major obstructions blocking passage of 10,000-ton ships through the Suez Canal. German hoists hauled up a big bucket dredger from the Suez end of the waterway yesterday and carried it northward to the Hit ter Lake. Tho final obstruction to be tak en out in the initial phase of can al clearance is the sunken tug Kdgnr Bonnet. The Egyptian gov ernment has not yet given per mission to start work on the tug. Egyptian officials say explo sives aboard the sunken vessel must first be removed. But It is generally understood, President Nasser has been slowing down canal clearance to nudge the big powers Into forcing Israel out of Egypt and the Gaza Strip. Hunker JJecomcs New India Envoy NEW DELHI in - Scarlel-uni- formcd, mounted lnnccrs escorted U. S. Ambassador Ellsworth Hun ker lodny to present his creden tials to Indian Prcsidcnt'Unjcndra Prasad. Mrs. Bunker and the wives of oilier American and Indians offi cials walched the ceremony from a half-hidden balcony, a relic of India's traditional seclusion of women. The presentation took place in Ihc groat hall of the for mer viceroy's palace. By Corl Anderson Texas Soaked By Heavy Rain By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Heavy rain and thunderstorms continued to douse drought parched areas In south Texas to day and the rest of the nation presented a varied weather pat tern. Bain was general along the Gulf Coast and showers extended into portions of the Central plains and mid-Mississippi Valley. Mostly fair weather prevailed over the Atlantic Coast state, the Ohio Volley and the southern Great Lakes. Itain or snow showers were forecast for the Great Basin while snow flurries continue over most of the Rocky Mountains. Snow also was in the works ac ross the Northern Plains and in sections of the northern Great Lakes. More than an Inch of rain and hail pelted Texas' drought-strick en Karnes County. Hail stones the size of golf balls fell on a num ber of communities Ossic Blciigc, former Washing ton third baseman, scouts for the Senators. "Itimp" Crntrrnlpre. An llnllsu rnmhin;it inn nf filnl crm'lint and 1 regular crochet gives a beautiful and different effect to this "rose" centerpiece. It's a fascinating de sign to work onl Pattern 7022: Crochet directions fur 19-inch doily in No. 30 cotton; larger in string. Send TWENTY-FIVE CENTS In coins for this pattern add a cents for each pattern for lst-class mail ing. Send to Capital Journal. Household Arts Dept , P O. box 168. Old Chelsea Station, New Vork 11, N V. Print h 'nly NAME, ADDRESS, TONE. AND PATTERN NUMBER. 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LAST 1 A ' - I l' V-TCV.1 ' MrfKl 1 ' tB i i lT7TAW few tears there was 1 tvfca-f -d Mk ylk 1 3 L4f 'ilXTj 0 C6 SWEETER AND 2 lllk; '' t l ijJ ;. LSS?a !: flAR MORE CONSIDERATE J I ' AntP. THt WtlCCM MVp ir ,vmME HAft RmJI MT'iou'RIUAji 7 KS K$ZL12-S-'y A Msl fl-T ,UU Mt WM i PAT1LNCE1 ' V' VV TW (0' J-Hlfl THE CAPITAL JOURNAL Salem, Oregon, Monday, March 4, 1957 R A D I O PROGRAM S .AIM11W tOCOHW KCATHM 01N KGW IJI ICON lljT MONDAY 00:00 00:15 KSLM Bob 4 Bay u t a v if r:A V New! iBob & Rv ISign Jfl New-Weither Vanderhool I Melody Magle iKOIN Ed Murrow 'KGON Mslodylaslc KSLM News Rel jLowell Thomal IMcCall KflW Ed. P. Morpan KUUN Melody Magic Meloay Magic SgjNSSSS o, MUSICS o MusMNew, Man'.F.mUy iS' SS QTULneew WtSffw.. 'o'rld'roS." n'rl'd'fon ih". W fiSSfi" IMU.IC .....JVce. Flreatone Vc.eF reS,o. KGON Blog. In SounoiBipg. in vol u r aatlilnf tire icl.m Penorl KOIN Tune Table Tune TabUi IMusle Telephone Hr. ikrav Music 'KGON Telephone Hr. VSS ZSSPJXSr iSfrt ?es. KSLM True Detective True Detect J v KOIN News-Music Mua. MidniRht KGW Dance Time Dance Time KGON Bass Harris .Bass Hams TUESDAY 00:00 00:15 Vail. FarmcastiVal. Farmcast Farm News Morn. Mag. News America KOIN Klock News iVandcrhoo Rise St Shine World News Hemingway Break. Gang Morn. Mag. Morn. Mag. KOIN Klock Headline News News IVanderhoof Rise it Shine Rise & Shine Cliff Engle Family Altar Herb's Show -Herb's Show Consumer N'wsVaile News News iVanderhoof Rise St Shine Rise St Shine News iKraft News Herb's Show Herb's Show Wendv Warren (Howard Miller Breakfast Club iflreakfnst Club Recordings Recordings News Tello-Test Wings of Song Wings of Song Herb's Show Herb's Show Herb's Show KGAY News Nora Drake Ma Perkins Dr. Malone Road of Life Chef Gino O. Anderson iGirl Marries Whispering St. NBC Bandst'ndlNBC Bandst'ndlNBC BandsfndlNBC Bandstand News Queen a Day Queen for Day Queen for Diy Dinner Winner Dinner Winner Rollie's Rec'ds Rollie's Rec'di Happiness Mrs. Burton Strike It Rich Pat Buttram My True Storv Mv True Story IKonnie Worth Konnle Worlh NBC Bandstnd NBC Bandstnd NBC Bandstnd )NBS Bandstand Chron. of Air Rollie's Rcc's News-Weather Mitchell Rcpts. Top in Tunes News Rollie's Rec'ds iCome Get It Paul Harvey Top in Tunes Matinee Rollie's Rec's Godfrey Time Merrv Go Rnd Bill Goodwin Matinee Rollie's Rec'ds IGodfrey Time iMerry Go Rnd, (Bill Goodwin Malinee Matinee News Rome's Rec's Rollie's Rec'ds Rollie's Rec'ds Godfrey Time Godfrey Time Ruth Ashton Merrv Go Rnd. IMerry Go Rnd. IMerry Go Rod True 'Confessns (True Confessns Woman in Hse News Matinee Bargain C't'r. Rollie's Rec's Rollie's Rec'ds Rollie's Rec'ds Hai-irci'tra UTifo flur rial K'nriavlTake Thirtv Merry Go Rnd. IMerry Go a atar mai, aiar wai. Fulton Lewis IHcmingway Here's Answer Rollie's Rec's 'Rollie's Rec'ds Rollie's Rec'ds Art Kirkahm 'Eddie Fisher Newspaper Vanderhoof Vanderhoof Vanderhnoi Fash. Rhythms IFash. Rhythms 4H Clubs Nina Marries In Australia MELBOURNE, Australia WI - Nina Paranyuk. Soviet stewardess who deserted the ftussian Olympic ship Gruzia in November, married here yesterday. At Nina's request, the bride groom's name was not announced only that he is a 36-year-old Ukrainian plant operator who WISHING WELL T25838482S KFABBELHBAL, I Y 78 2 S 3 8 4 6 2 5 5 3 4 PECTIPUQSHIFS 6 8 3 i 8 2 5 Z i 7 i & ? A YEIPSSOCDN R E "J 5 2 3 6 i 8 2 7 6 OTA DF.FRE PPLSD J ? 3 S i 6 8 1 6 i 2 3 H E T LUSEEAN B C O 2 I 2 7 6 3 i 2 6 EOCOFOTRVNF D O 2 7 t. 2 4 3 5 2 4 6 ' 2 SMTYIUEYENS S D ERE is pleasant little game that will give you a message every day. It is a numerical nuzzle desien.H ia n.n mi vnr fHriH Count the letters in your first name. If the number of letters is or more, subtract 4. If the number is less than 6, add 3. The result is your key number. Start at the upper left-hand corner of the rec tangle and check every one of your key nnrabers, left to right. Then read the message the letters under the checked figures give you. e 1. to WlllIM J. MUM. CWHMrt KM Mm lndlala'3-4 ACROSS 1. Allow I 4. Charge 7. Drive iwiy 13. Beasts 14. Yawning 15. Green gem 16. Water wheel 17. Angered 18. Chop 20. Pouch 21. Grow IS, Biblical mountain 35. Swine it. MurTAih 37. Of the nost 39. Hindu cymbals 42. Cat's cry 44. Pale 45. Sp. painter 46. Kind of grape 43. Pope's palace SO. Old womanish (1. Descendant of Esau 12. Sheets of glass 83. Carpenter1! tool 54. Twice five drowsr 22. Engaged 24. Uneiploded hell 14. Our mutual uncle J7. Previously 29. Thin cotton fabric 32. Shrew 1 J 4 r I t, 'I7 I' 1' I'" I" '" 71 it 7? 7T 't -7 ftTP,3 m M m 7f5X cfeir-ir ' ; V; 5" -y.Tr ir - -- fc; Tppn TM$p. 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Newt Brenkfnst Club Breakfast Club Recordings iceordlnga Top Trades Town Crier House Party (Merry Go Rnd, Top in Tunes Val. Farmcast KGAY News IHouse Party (Merry Go Rnd, Top In Tunei IMatinee KGAY News Godfrey Time .IMerry Go Rnd. Bill Goodwin Matinee Rollie's Rec'ds IGodfrey Time .Merrv Go Rnd I Bill Goodwin Matinee KGAY News Weather News .IMerrv Go Rnd. Dr. Gentry Tello Test KGAY News Take Thirty IMerrv Go Rnd. Rnd.lMerry Go Rnd. inn.wtJ ouuac JPepper Young Sam Hayes IKGAY News Newspaper IVanderhoof Man on Go came to Australia eight years ago. Nina left her job on the ship which brought Iron Curtain ath letes to the Melbourne Olympics last year and slipped away from a sightseeing party. She went into hiding and was not found until Jan. 19, when she asked for po litical asylum. Nina met her husband at a par ty three weeks ago. "He will give me the protection I need," she said. Where they will live is a secret too. tolutlM tf laturday't Pant DOWN 1. Rabbit X January: Sp, 3. Weary 4. 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