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: Page 10 Section 2 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL DENNIS THE MENACE -By Ketcham - UMfl I III' ' I i!tiiiMiiiiHimmiiiHiiiiii) fliy -w it'll 9tuvcATc."e " Boy, you should 0M there! dad was hohkin'at I THIS GREAT BIG TP(JC W' HIS HOW GOT STUCK AN'.. Kadar in Moscow, Hails True Friend ; MOSCOW m - Hungarian Pre mier Janns Kadar arrived in Mos cow yesterday and hailed the Soy- let Union as his country's "truest and most dependable friend. " The Hungarian official and his party were flown hero In a So viet jet airliner for 10 days of Bridge Site in Portland Gets Okay for E-R PORTLAND M) The Portland Planning Commission r c c o 111 mended yesterday that the city's proposed eight million dollar ex position recreation center be built at the Broadway-Steel Bridge site. The planning group disclosed Its official stand on (lie location Tues day and said its recommendation was being forwarded to the Ex position - Recreation Commission. It is the E-R agency that has the job of choosing the site and operating the center. The Broadway-Steel Bridge lo cation includes 25 acres of land cn the east bank of the Willam ette River. Lloyd Kcefc, planning di.'cclor, pointed out that nn addi tional l.r acres north of Broadway could bo developed to accommo date a. proposed National Guard armory. Since the bridge site develop ment would require razing of a number of houses, some federal urban rehabilitation aid may be possible. Avoid Tongue Twister : ALBANY, N. Y. Ifl-Oralors at M39 ceremonies marking the dis covery o( Lake Chnmplain in IGO'J won't have to worry about pro nouncing "sosquilcrccnlenary." Gov. Averell llarriinan has signed a bill to allow substitution of "Mllh anniversary" in the official title of the obsei-vonec. "ideological and economic" nego tiations with the Kremlin. On hand to greet the visitors at icy, flag-decorated Vnukovo Air port were Soviet Premier Bulgon in, Communist party chief Nikita Khrushchev, President Klementi Vorshilov, Deputy Premiers Gcorgi Malenkov, A. I. Mikoyan and Mikhail Suslov and other members of the Presidium. Also present despite the 18-be- low-zero temperature were some 500 "sponlanous demonstrators" ! recruited for the occasion. Most Western ambassadors boycotted the welcome ceremony. Kndar and Huiganin reviewed an honor guard and exchanged speeches of welcome with the , Hungarian Premier expressing hope the Moscow meeting "will strengthen and solidify our friend-1 ship even more." . Kadar also thanked the Soviet government for its military aid In 1 putting down the "counterrevolu tion" in Hungary. "The whole world now knows what Communists have known all I along." he asserted, "that every Socialist state can depend on the help of the Socialist (Communist) camp and above all of the Soviet Union." Kndnr's reference was to the Soviet military might that crushed the Hungarian revolution last fall. This is his second visit to Moscow since the uprising. SCHOOLS OPEN PIKEVILLE, Ky., W-If pupils In mountain schools of Pike Coun ty become restless about m!d-Ap-: ril, 1057, it will be understandable. Traditionally, in other years, ru-1 rnl classrooms have closed then, to save the children travel on I roads muddied by spring rains and thaws, nnd to enable litem to help with spring farm chores. They re lumed to school on the nearest Monday to July 20th, while pupils in more urban areas were in the middle of their vacations. Last year, the county board decreed. all schools would open nl the same time, in September, nnd close in late Mav. i DOROTHY )Y COWM Married Man Willi 2 Children A Heel, Give Him the Works DEAR DtmoTIIV 1HX. For some time I've been going with ' with a married man, the l.itber of two children. People have told - me that his wife is a good, honest, home-loving persons nnd very atliaclive. 1 ve often wondered why she never went an) place Willi him nnd now I've been told that he refuses to take her out, is very miserly nl liome anil won't give her money for clothes. He never reluses me anything. I'm beginning to feel guilty. I wonder, if 1 break off with him, will he spend his money nl home, m on suineone else? I'm really snrry for his wile. I.oi n.-i. IIIWI! 1.IIKNA: Reuanlless of what the man ili'i-iiles In ttu uiih his tuiurc, It will relieve your (inn iiiilll (erlhms to gin1 him nn. Cerlniiilv you harp nn resier( for him. II yiill nuke this fact very pviileilt In llllll, and thnrniishlv nriiii.ilnl him ulili Hi,- alliluilc Hint oilier people have toward lllin, he may have n quirk uml rude awakening Hint will be reflerted In his Inline dii'ueslic llle. Let him know thai Ins lavish sin-ruling Is the only reason you've fonllmieil In gn wllli liiin. unit lint, actually, ymi (eel nothing hut contempt fur him. Tills may indue, him to spend money where II Is Inost needed. DKAII noitOTHY 1HX: Is a wedding ordinarily sponsored hy the parents of Hie luule'.'- iMive. DHAU Ol.lVr: In this cumuiy, a wedding li Ihe responsibility of the bride's parents nlimr. Mauv people. Iliriiliith Ignoranec or rupldlly, try to mil the runlet-mum's pau-nls Inln paying nil or n nwijor part nl tin- iMirnsis, luil Dial's not nientding tu Emily l'osl or ine American liaimion. HEAR IKIItllTIIY l)l: I'm n gill of .0 wuh a good office job . Tor two nmnlhs I've been dating a buy K who quit school In Ihe eighth grade and has no jell. Mother sajs 1 m wasting my lime with him. What do you think'- liuuh. DKAII HITCH: Wll.it possible Inln est Id a ciil of SO have - In craillc-snatchinii a child of lb'.' Vol in uirtiiinn Dip other draw harks. Send your .vnltllillll suitor hark In the nursery, nnd u I some men your own age. DKAII DOItOTIIY 1I: I'm being married in Ihe fall to a man 1 deeply love. The only drawback is that 1 hate housekeeping, and know I'll he no good at il. II I keep on winking we could allnrd a maid, hut my lianec dosen't like the idea - M.ul.i. DKAIt MAKI.A: Your plans Inr the future are tnsy. but lull of flaws. Flrsl. maids aren't easy In romp hy especially thoroughly rnmpelenl ones with good dispositions. Second, Mother Nature has Irlrk of throwing Inlerlerenre In well-planned game hy the flutter of a stork's wings. So, Ihrre seems no rsrape (roin house work. Belween now noil fall, fortify yourself with the contents of few hump making hooks, nhlrh will make profitable and Interesting , reading. It you don'l know of any, send me a self-addressed, stamped , envelope with your request nnd I'll send you a list of them, Fend your problem In Dorothy DIs. Or write for her free leaflet : D-17, "The Shy Mean." In all eases, be sure In enclose a stamped, linf.ftiMlmtf'ri' fnt-rlnrAt cirnb AVIftV ilfVk -0. rjMA. oA this DAMS 4 WisVKW'V-V.-ISV.VlVMls. ,t.V.SWJ.Yi ftV."WlJ PENNEY'S 55th ANNIVERSARY SALEM, OREGON Salem, Oregon, Thursday, March 21, 1957 Mondays and Fridays . . . 9:30 A. M. to 9:UU 1'. M. Other Days: 9:30 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. For Your Shopping Convenience . . . What an array for 3 to 6x gals! FASHION JilUTCIIES What a vast array of 'fashion britches l'cnney's lias for the 3 ' to Cx gals! Look at the line up: printed and solid poplins, cham uruy denims, printed and solid twills. Priced so low they all can have a whole wardrobe! SECOND FLOOR 1 00 I i 7-14 3 to ex ..1.50 ;T3 ' '-f-lZ' t$Ss' "? ' . , 1 iwwiiiaii:! ii&wiwwwwite-A-ifeex . I !::! I Children's Oxford Type Canvas Casuals l77 1 88 Sizes 5 to 12 Sizes lZ'A to 3 Favorite sport shoes in heavy duty cotton duck with long wear crepe design rubber soles. Double stitched for strength. Sanitized for long lasting hygienic freshness! DOWNSTAIRS STORE Save! Men's Vulcork Sole Work Shoes 5 88 Sizes 6 to 11 Now! Non-slip sole work shoes . restful, shock-absorbing . . . at a special Penney price! Goodyear welt construction. All purpose retan uppers. Sani tized. DOWNSTAIRS STOKE Men's New University Style Sport Shirts 900 Sizes S, M, L Patterns galore: Vertical stripes, knock-out checks, all tailored of machine washable cotton broadcloth. Sanforizcdf. MAIN FLOOR Her Pacific Mills Cotton Wash 'N' Wear Wardrobe Doubling for Sunday best! . . . or school 'day basics, wrinkle anrL-soil-rcsistant Pacific Mills cottons, bright as sun on a flow er patch, with deep hems! No ravel seams! Machine wash. L' little iron! M SECOND FLOOR 3 SIZES 7 to 14 Sizes 3 to 6i, $2.25 git" Choose "Picket Stripe" Towels hy Cannon 2'' Look at the nualilv . . . Ihe fa shlon of these terries. Then look at this price! It s no won der these are Penney s best sellers! Thev arc deep soaking plus towels in Cannons famous carefree colors. MEZZANINE 20 bv 40-inch bath sets face towel 3!)c wash cloth 19c 500 Only WOMEN'S SILK AND RAYON SCARFS Only u for A Assorted Prints . . . And Colors . , . MAIN FLOOR 100 Only TODDLER'S COTTON CORDUROY SMARTALLS Only 100 pr Assorted Colors . , , Sizes 'a to li SECOND FLOOR 3G Pair MEN'S BETTER WORK OXFORDS J OO Onlv ,,0 pr. Oil-Resistant Sole . , . Leather Uppers ... DOWNSTAIRS STORE 24 Only BOY'S CHALK TRIM JACKETS Only 7.00 Assorted Colors , Most All Sizes . . MAIN FLOOR till :t':'- 2-PIECE TODDLER COAT SETS VERY SPECIAL AT PENNEY'S Here they are) The small set specials you've been wailing fori Crisply tailored tops wearing their own dress-up bonnets and caps , , , and the tiniest price tags in townl See toppers, distinctively styled, with back and side bells . . . young flare skirts! . . . loppings in a wide range of fabrics usually reserved for far more expensive coalsl Find her "little prin cess" and his Cambridge check In a whole spring cast of colorsl Shop nowl SECOND FLOOR 5 Sizes l'i lo 4 5."lli Anniversary Feature . . . '. NO-IRON DUSTERS 950 Sizes 10 to 18 Crackling cottons snap ped with color, with pretty face-framing col ors, puff sleeves! Hold everything pockets! All machine wash ... no iron! nOWNSTAlHS STORE it rtji rf in il fashions in pastel or white! Pastel or White Pearls How lovely can pearls get? As lovely as hand-picked roses! Penncy's pastel or white simu lated pearls glow and glisten to create a prettier you. Sec them in matched earring necklace, bracelet sets! MAIN FLOOR 2 for l plus federal tax SEE" 100 Only WOMEN'S BETTER DRESSES REDUCED Only '''M Assorted Styles . . i Broken Sizes , . . SECOND FLOOR 12 Only 6-YEAR SIZE CRIB AND MATTRESS Only 30.00 Urnp Side-Rail , . - Sturdy Matlress . . , SECOND FLOOR 23 Only MEN'S NYLON REVERSIBLE JACKETS Onlv 7.00 White Only . . . Most All Sizes . . MAIN FLOOR 60 Only MEN'S COTTON GINGHAM SHIRTS Only 1-83 Assorted Colors . , - Sizes S, M, L . . MAIN FLOOR Feature! ASTM9 Fiberglas Draw Drapes 8 88 Pair Semi-sheer prints in today's easiest care fabric. Just wash anil. hang. No Ironing! Choice of dramatic prints, some with golden touches. DOWNSTAIRS STORE Speeial Feature! Solid Foam Latex Pillows 2 foe 7 Penney special! Solid mold foam latex pillows are resili ent, won't lump. sag. Non allersenic. Muslin zip cover in white and pastel colors. MEZZANINE Imported Lambs Wool 3 Button Sweaters 6 95 Sizes S, M. I XL New shipment at Penncy's of the new 3-holer imported Ails tralian lambs wool sweaters Long wearing, fine gauge knit lany colors. MAIN FLOOR n 'Ml ll I 55th Anniversary feature ... WOMEN'S RAYON FAILLE DUSTERS Rayon Lined aoo Sizes 10 fo 18 Glowing beauties equal to your most important occasions. Choose the tuxedo front or the cardigan style. Sizes 10 to 18 in black, navy or turquoise . , , all strikmfly stripe-lined . . , all renney-priccd in line with your budget! "sECOND FLOOR mm . . 4 ' r- ' ' ' 0 '
