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REPUBLIC MAIL "RkT Tl ITU0 0 3lewlywed Illinois (brunman Bares New Holdira Slaying By DON DEDERA Good Morning! A STRANGER peeking into Good-year's aircraft assembly plant these days would have an impulse to call the white-coats-and-ne-t squad. 13 Page The Arizona Republic Monday, October 12, 1959 Myron Miller, an airship cable rigger who has become skilled at fashioning control ropes for the parade bubbles. The three men often have gone back to New York as technical advisers to the people who fill and lead the balloons for Macy's. 3 Planes In Landing Gear Fix 4 Dedera ine piace looks like a blimp factory gone mad. Smack dab in the middle of serious defense work, Popeye the Sailor Man is getting a fresh coat of paint.

He is 56 feet tall. Occasion for this bit of incongruity is the overhauling of five gigantic balloons, to be used in the Macy Thanksgiving f. I i i X''1 3rd Victim Added To Grisly List JERSEYVILLE.Ill. (AP) Gaunt, soft-spoken James Palmer, who admitted two holdup slayings Saturday, beckoned an officer to his cell yesterday and orally admitted a third killing. Deputy Sheriff Mel Leach said Palmer said he shot a filling station attendant in Humboldt, Sept.

24 during a $100 holdup, but didn't know how badly he was hurt. Leach said Humboldt authorities confirmed 22 -year -old Billy Marshall was found shot to death in a filling station thrre early on A TRANS-CANADA Air Lines Viscount carrying 35 passengers skidded to a safe belly landing yesterday after hovering above Chicago for two tense hours with a faulty landing gear. Similar incidents c-curred at Miami, and Best recollection of Evans, the first balloon was a Santa. One figure saw service as a baseball player, and with changes in pajnt became a fireman and policeman in succeeding years. Average life of a figure is about five years, said Evans.

CONSTRUCTION of the parade balloons is similar to that of nonrigid airships. A single-ply fabric, of long-staple cotton, is coated with a neoprene gum. Engineers plot the patterns, and the pieces are joined with cement. "The key job is done by the painter," said Evans. Stirring buckets for the current job is Ray Hosfield, one of the country's few experts at mixing rubber-based paints.

Evans recalls some exciting times from the days he went to New York for the parade. It would take from midnight until 11 a.m. to fill the bags with helium. Gusts often have threatened to tear the figures from the hands of the 40 men who hold them down. About five years ago a downdraft caught Big Whale at Columbus Circle, and speared it on a lamp post.

The balloon collapsed, and Frank Evans took home the sorriest stringer of fish in the history of the world. Philadelphia. A four-engine National Airlines DC-7 with 45 persons aboard circled Miami Inter Parade in New York. The first parade, 33 years ago, had live animals from the New York Zoo. The 'animals frightened children, and so Macy's asked Goodyear to whip up some wild envelopes, which delighted the; toddlers watching the next parade.

The" balloons have grown in size and number, year by year. Spaceman and Soldier are 70 feet tall. Turkey Gobbler is 50 feet, from comb to toe, and holds 13,500 cubic feet of gas. Also receiving a beauty treatment is Observer, a observation balloon. IT'S A home-coming for Popeye, built in 1957 in the Arizona plant.

Bossing the sprucing operation is H. T. (Hank) Evans, manager of the airship assembly division. Helping are L. A.

Whitten, division foreman, and the morning of tne 21th. national Airport for nearly an hour last night after the pilot reported a malfunction in the right landing gear. A private plane carrying four 7 4 i persons, including a 19-month-old boy, made a safe belly landing in a field of foam at the North Phila delphia Airport yesterday after the craft's landing gear stuck. No one was injured in any of the landings. "He volunteered the statement about the Tennessee holdup," said Leach.

"I just happened to be passing by his cell when he called me over, saying he had something else to tell me." Palmer, 21-year-old sometime hotel bellhop and bridegroom of only a few weeks, signed statements Saturday admitting the slayings of a red-haired waitress in nearby Wood River, 111., and a bait shop owner in St. Louis County, in holdups that netted him a total of $145. The ravished body of Mrs. Hazel Riley, 22, was found on a deserted, muddy road outside Wood River Sept. 17, two days after sh IN CHICAGO a rousing chorus of "hoorays" and "whoopees rang out in the four-engine plane Voice Of Broadway By DOROTHY KILGALLEN BROADWAYITES hear the authori- night dated Eileen Barton at Goldie's, ties are investigating the "pattern" of hard by the Sutton Place area.

Comedian Allen Drake's bookings in r.mmv of tht Rrnnk: r.ns. TOWNSEND AND FIANCEE Peter Townsend, former suitor of Britain's Princess Margaret, poses with his fiancee, Marie-Luce Jamagne, at Jamagne home in Brasschaat, Belgium. Townsend said they hope to marry within three months, but conceded that religious troubles still dog his romances. Miss Jamagne, 20, is Roman Catholic. Townsend, 44, is divorced and a member of Church of England.

(AP Wirephoto) when it slid to a halt on a foam-covered runway at Glenview Naval Air Station. leading hotels and supper clubs around Harkness Presbvterian The plane, valued at $1 million, the country during the was damaged only slightly. Hospital for Surgery. Captain Cy Thompson, 39, Tor l'rolilcm: Who Goes i Where? the pilot, notified Chicago's Midway Airport that the left main Cary Grant new comedy, Operation Petticoat" is a Universal-International picture, but the funny sound effects in it were done by Walt Disney. (Jinkies, not another Academy Award for Walt!) wheel had failed to descend.

1 I last year or so, all part of their efforts to solve the double slaying of Drake's pretty blond wife and "Little Augie" Pi-sano. Tony Martin, star of so many shows on which Drake got second billing, may be asked to help with information in vanished from the cafe where she worked. On Sept. 12, 40-ycar-old Thomas L. Nelson was found slain back of his isolated bait and tackle shop.

BOTH VICTIMS were shot six times with a semi-auto-imatic rifle. Palmer, who said his recent honeymoon trip with his 16-ycar- Sedona, A 2-County Town, Finds Headaches Growing Friends predict Linda Cristal will marry Musician Buddy Bregman, who The control tower suggested that he circle the airport while making further attemps to get the wheel down. The attempts failed, and Thomson decided to try a belly landing at the Glenview field, about 18 miles north of Chicago, where foam could solution could be reached through.ing feeling if a friend's home was old bride, Naomi, took him to the By BILL NIXON intercounty co-operation. burning and the county line re- South, Southwest and Far West, SEDONA Beautiful Sedona has "W.wnnU liUtnh. tl nnln.

be laid down. In the Miami incident, Capt. Earl Marx, of Miami, the pilot, brought the plane in smoothly an uelv problem. blaze. ion from the supervisors in Yava The quiet community of Countv." Purtvmun said.

-We after observers in the airport tower assured him the landing THE SUGGESTION that Sedona establish its own county boundaries has been dismissed by the expense involved in promoting a souls is divided by an imaginary aren't out to antagonize any-line that separates Yavapai and body," he continued. Coconino counties. We are making an appeal for gear appeared to be operating properly. They cheked the wheel assembly with binoculars to see! The result is division in author-. help in solving the problem and new county government.

Most immediate problem hand is where to start. at! we sincerely believe that a land ity for all aspects of living. that it was in place exchange is the answer." In Philadelphia, a twin-engined, "We don't want to get anybody Sedona's justice court is limited rented plane piloted by Peter Pakradooni, 20, of Wynnewood, in the community to the county mad," Purtymun repeated, "but line, as is jurisdiction of the Oak; I think anyone will agree that we Eight would-be holdup victims he threatened to "shoot in the head" in a Jerseyville cement company office disarmed and captured him. For some unexplained reason, Palmer dallied in the office after taking nearly $2,000 from the men and the office safe. He had kept the men at bay for P2 hours with a rifle.

Palmer also told Capt. F. J. Vasel, commander of St. Louis County's secret service division, he staged a tavern holdup in F.l Paso, Sept.

2S or 29 while on his honeymoon. Vasel quoted Palmer as saying the honeymoon trip also included stopovers at Bowling Green, circled the field for more than an hour to use up gasoline Creek-Sedona Fire District. Vol-; have a problem that will grow almost became the husband of Anna Maria Alberghetti, as soon as her divorce from Bob Chapman becomes final. Leslie Caron and her husband, Peter Hall, have been separated quite a bit because of their career problems, but they laugh at the rift rumors. BURT SHEVELOVE has become a hot TV property as the result of his direction of the Art Carney triumph, "Small World, Isn't It?" "Happy Town," the musical that opened recently, is a theatrical disaster.

All the performers are talented and work hard to achieve a mood of gaiety, but they are defeated by an impossible book and a series of dreary songs. Wally Cox, whose first effort at playwrighting made the rounds but never got produced, plans to try another drama. The Johnny Johnstons' Mexican divorce will become final within a few days. Wall Streeter Paul Shields is supposed to be romantically entangled with Suzy Parker, but his champagne-and-supper date the other night was Tulsa Socialite Kitty Loyce Hawk. The prospective growth in population suggests major problems in education, fire protection, sanitation, court jurisdiction, roads, and zoning.

What goes for part of Sedona doesn't apply to the other half. It's confusing. CONSIDER THE plight of resi the course of the probe. Kiigaiien Hollywood's teenage femme fatale, Tuesday Weld, is scheduled for an appearance on an upcoming Perry Como effort, so get ready for a resumption of her "romance" with John Ireland when he returns from Europe. They'll date for publicity pictures while she's in New York rehearsing for Perry's program.

President Eisenhower may have to step in to settle the battle going on among the leaders in the space development project. If the chaps involved don't agree, the hassle could retard our progress by two years. LIBERACE AND brother George have made up; they'll resume their joint professional appearances in the near future. Morgana King, who was supposed to open recently at the Roundtable's new upstairs room, was rushed to the hospital as an emergency case after she developed excruciating pains just before showtime. It turned out to be something she ate, and she'll be well enough to perform in a day or so.

Steve Cochran gets around. He took Denise Darcel to the Village Gate to hear Geoffrey Holder, and the next unteer firemen would have a sink- out of proportion in a few years." firemen spread layers of chemical foam. dents in Grasshopper Flats, lo Hitler Aide cated in Yavapai County, a stone's throw from Sedona's business district, which lies in Coconino County. Home property taxes Phoenix, Buckeye Pair Poetry Contest Winners CHARLEY BROWN, 3836 N. 15th and Joy Ober, Buckeye, have been named first prize winners in the Columbus Day "Win a World of Your Own" poetry contest.

Charley, freshman class president at Xavier High School, is the son of Mrs. Ruby G. Brown. Is Located 'Albuquerque, N.M., and River-i side, Calif. go to Yavapai County and bush ness assessments to Coconino cof fers.

JERUSALEM, Israel (UPI) Their children complain of a Israel may ask Interpol, the international police organization, for help in extraditing from Kuwait social problem once high school age is reached. The kids on the Yavapai side are transported to the man alleged to have masterminded Adolf Hitler's extermina Police Grab Slayer Of 3 RITZVTLLE, Wash. (AP) A Mingus High in Clarkdale and tion plan for European Jewry. their buddies of school days who live on the Coconino side are taken to Flagstaff High. First word of Adolf Eichmann's The Worry Clinic By Dr.

ceouce crane presence in Kuwait, as a Kuwait oil company employe, came from Edwin Schiller, district attorney of the Hesse province of West Ger The future of education is the No. 1 problem, Sedona civic leaders say, in respect to the county line. Grammar school pupils on the Yavapai side are charged tuition and currently are accommodated at the Sedona ley's entry won in the high school division of the contest, and Joy was named first in the elementary school division. Recipients of smaller globes for second and third places in the high school division are Gaye Gravely, 301 W. Medlock, and Jo Ann Plomis, Glendale.

Second and third place winners in the elementary school division are Dawn McDonald, 3113 E. Maricopa, and Dana De Barr, 1725 W. Mitchell Dr. Judges for the contest said many. CASE C-467: The first morning after Mrs.

Crane and I were married, I reached for my new tube of toothpaste as I got ready to brush my teeth. Schiller, in a letter to Tuvia Friedman, head cf the Nazi war THE EVENT, sponsored by the Governor's Committee for Columbus Day, was conducted among high school and elementary age youngsters through the libraries of Arizona. More than 400 Arizona youths competed. First place winners will receive large world globes. Char- A Columbus Day Thought By CHARLEY BROWN Perhaps you have never had this thought But I believe that Americans ought On this day so widely crimes documentation, center School.

However, a Haifa, said that although the Bonni Drospcct 0f population growth in the area suggests an overflow en- government had put a price on Eichmann's head he did not think it was possible to obtain Eichmann's extradition. rollment. WITH THAT fact evident, Cot-tonwood-Oak Creek School Dis i young Spokane college student, charged with murder for a wild shooting and stabbing spree that killed his wife and her parents i three days ago, was captured qui-etly while drinking coffee yester-'day. Edmund Gray, 20, cold, dirty, 'and soaking wet, surrendered meekly at an all-night cafe about 3:20 a.m., ending one of year's biggest manhunts in eastern Washington. The youth is accused of killing his estranged wife, Donna, 19, and her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Alvin Maier, at their farm home near the Spokane County community of Colbert, 90 miles northeast of here. Sheriff William of Spokane County said the Thursday night shooting climaxed a stormy i two-year marriage that the young IMrs. Gray sought to end with a divorce suit in August. i But I was the oldest, so developed as a typical introvert.

You are thus not born with your personality but acquire it after birth. But whether you are shy, and inclined to be a daydreamer versus a happy-go-lucky salesman type, depends very largely on your sequence in the family. If two children of the same sex are only a year or two apart in age, the older is more likely to be the introvert. HE IS DUTIFUL and shy, more independent, and less likely to ask a favor. The younger child is more sociable and the easy talker.

He doesn't mind pushing doorbells in house-to-house Israel police were deliberating trict No. 6 would have to come To my surprise, I found it with a deep dimple right in the middle of the tube. "Cora must have dropped it," I thought. Then, as an introver-tive research psychologist, I dutifully squeezed the tube from the bottom to force out the dimple and make the tube nice and smooth again. whether to invoke Interpol aid.

ud with an answer, which can only be supplied by Yavapai County's school board. The answer would be additional grammar school space. Sedona civic leaders, led by Elmer Purtymun and Don Willard, offer as a solution an exchange of land between the counties. A Crane B'nai B'rith Plans Event B'NAI B'RITH Week will be oh- mccf.in8.of.!!!.?1tft that the judging was done on the merit of the poems, adherence to the theme, literary talent, and sincerity. Winners' names were not: known to the judges until the judging was completed.

JACK SWIFT, 1744 E. Oregon, was chairman of the governor's committee. "We sincerely appreciate the co-operation and assistance given our committee by the librarians throughout the state, and the judges, in making this event so successful," Swift said. Judges for the contest were Mrs. Edwin F.

Fitzgerald, Arizona Republic Book Review columnist and director of the book review scries for Phoenix C1-lege; Virginia Botsford, chairman of the English department, Phoenix College; and Jack L. McDonald, manager of special services for Arizona Public Service and director of the contest, Introverts prefer to work with tools served in Arizona starting tomoi- row under proclamation of Gov-P toward a or inanimate objects, so they are usu any machinists, chemists, engineers, ernor Fannin. I The Sedona plan would be to farmers, etc. As hobbies, they collect Reiily said Gray "implicated himself in the slayings" under questioning in Spokane. Mrs.

Gray, streaming blood, stumbled from her parents home In honor of him to whom it is dedicated, To pause for a moment to realize That this land of beauty, where fortune lies, Was discovered through courage of one Who fought the seas, the wind and the sun, To prove an idea he believed to be true. So during this Columbus Day celebration, Let us give thanks for a mighty, free nation. i have Coconino County line proclamation was issued to: tend appr0ximately 5 miles west stamps or old coins and in childhood amuse themselves with chemistry sets. Burton LewKo- which would encompass the "lost witz, grand lodge Grasshopper Flats. Se-president of Dis-dona backers propose an equal trict 4, pgjjgg in property tax values, The extrovert likes people, so prefers work at the information desk or makes up the hi wou)d entai considerable as a hostess or salesman.

As a hobbv. alter sne was shot, then was stabbed six times in the back as she lay dying on a concrete walk outside. Maier, 4(5, died minutes later. His wife, Lthel, 45, succumbed in a hospital. western a co-operatton between the super region of the'vjsf)rSj tax CXpcrtSi and engineers world's nldpst he may collect autographs, for that involves meeting people and talking to But that night my new bride got to the toothpaste ahead of me so again I found a deep indentation right in the middle of the tube.

For a second time I carefully squeezed it from the bottom to erase that ugly dimple. BUT NEXT morning when the dimple was again in the middle of the tube, I asked my wife why she didn't neatly squeeze it from the bottom. "What's the difference?" she pertly exclaimed. And I tried in vain to argue that it looked better to work from the bottom but she laughed off my logic. Being an extrovert, she grabs a new tube even to this day and will dimple it at the top or middle in preference to the bottom.

And I must confess, after 30 odd years of ineffective arguments, I have found myself mutilating a fresh tube of toothpaste that same way. My wife was the middle child, so she was extroverted early in tnem. I Sedona leaders believe Ish service order. But an introvert can train himself to become a good salesman if he Lew 1 1 marking the or- UNCLE CHARLIE wishes, though he suffers more humili Itv IVtrr Lains ation when a door is slammed in his Leuknult? ganization's llGtli face. birthday this week, announced that Phoenix will be host next July to alou? 700 delegates to the district grand (Always write to Dr.

Crane in care of this newspaper, enclosing a long 4c 0 I NO I I I no to-i dwi Unitt WINS JJ WAITING stamped, addressed envelope and 20c lodge convention. to cover typing and printing costs when you send for one of his booklets.) AH Western states, British Columbia, and Hawaii will be rep (Copyright by The Hopkins Syndicate, Inc.) resented at the four-day meeting here..