Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 2

I) Statesman, Safcm, July 18, '50 Leads Party Father, Son United After Years Young Cliess Champ to Vie With Veterans 3eauty Treatments for Cattle Alan's Riddled Body Found Near Chicago CARPENTERSVILLE. 111. Iff-The bullet-riddled body of a swarthy, well-dressed man carry No Small Job, Crowd Learns tors learned Sunday at Oregon'i ft event held in the shaded barnyard lawn on the farm once famous for its rsce horses. Soma years ago By LILLfE L. MADSEN Farm Editor, TIm Statesmsa UlIXSRORO Giving animal 8 pJictir and uget wave it considerable more ouble than giving a amall boy Brat haircut, some WO specta- a rbduction Figure ii miMiiii ma i ikii X3f'eaaasi -'J' 1 V.

'-v it -J: 1 I 1 Fops $400 Billion 'Magic' Mark Achieved in 1936 OKLAHOMA CITY Iff- Bobby Fischer, 13-year-old U. S. Junior Chesa champion from Brooklyn, N. hss arrived in Oklahoma City to tackle a bunch of tested veterans. Bobby will compete in the U.

S. Open Chess tournament which opens here Monday for a two week run. The Brooklyn youth won the Junior' chess championship last month at Philadelphia, becoming the youngest titleholder in history, but he'll find plenty of competition here. Jerry Spann, tournament chairman, aaid Bobby will be one of 300 chess leaders from throughout the world competing for the open title. Finals will be played July 21.

The Brooklyn boy, who atarted studying chess problems as soon as he arrived yesterday, already has a reputation as a rugged com petitor. He has played aa many as persons in separate games at one time and has competed in tourna ments in Cuba, Florida and Neb. Dallas Road Cars Collide A head-on collision on the Dal las highway netr Salem Sunday afternoon caused only minor in juries to five persons, state police reported. Treated for lacerations, scratch-i or bruises by city first aid- men were Margaret Roth, 15U N. 21st Nancy Bone, ISM N.

Cottage Mrs. Oscar Bynum, Sharon and Roxie 'Bynum, all of 190 E. Browning Ave. Drivers of the can were listed by state police as Oscar Lee Bynum, 190 E. Browning, and Mar garet-Jtoth.

The accident occurred about 3 p.m. ont-half mils west of Salem opposite the Howard Elbert residence, police reported. Both cars were extensively dam aged. WASHINGTON (JP The aalioa'i total praductloa ef goads aad services-pasted the "magic" 409 blllle-n-dllar aa- nual rait la the fiaal quarter ef 1355 aid rose to aa even higher ate af a year a tha peolof af 19SS, 1 he government reported Sunv y. Ecaaemlata sad government 2 fielalt loaf have talked af tha ray waea tna eemamie pace aid reach a I 4 year rate.

Fresideat Elseahew- -i-t has said the nation's eenne. anaaaUy within tna nest It eara, The Ceatnseree Departawat's revised figures far the last two years aad tha firat a Barter af 1 CHICAGO Cla react L. Clark, right. aats aa arm areand hia aaa, asean, ia aammeraaie lice atatlea Sunday where be was retailed with the yauta alter picture ef a rebbery aaspeet pabllshed la a Chlcaga aewspaper aad atted a family resemMtaee. i lart sit.

r.Mm Kammerer. renter, wha arraaaed a meetlss. Clark Mid he lest track af his wife la 143. After the reaatea family after be separated fram aa arphaaage for a meeting with hia a daughter. Shirley.

17. tAP Wlrepkato.) Father of Soon-Blind Boy Preaches Victory Sermon low York Fire Smothered aa year aeparaun. viara aaw with the yeats, Clark wat taken to Home Dancing Now Legal in Formosa TAIPEI, Formosa Iff Dancing at home is sllowed. but dance schools remsln banned under a bill passed by the Formosa provincial assembly. Establishment of dance halls catering to foreigners is allowed, provided official approval is ob tained.

Private dancing parties for Chinese at cluba or the other placet outside the borne must be on a non-profit basis and have previous police approval. At ing nearly $4,000 cash was found early Sunday in an automobile at the edge of this village about 40 miles northwest of Chicago. The victim hands and feet were bound and his eyes snd mouth taped. He had seven bullet wounds. The identity of the vic tims wss not established immedi ately.

Slate policeman Robert Stroen- ing said the car, a black and white Oldsmoblle, resembled one which eluded his 100 miles per hour pursuit last night after he saw it chase a two-tone green Ford through a red light. California license platea KJP-723 were found in the front seat of the car, and police said they ap parently belonged to the car and had been ripped oft their brackets. Police found two 11,000 bills, two $500 bills and five $100 bills wrapped in $1 bill In one of the victim's socks: four $100 bills wrapped in a $1 bill in the other sock; and in trouaer packets. The victim was about SO to 33 years old, 8 feet 10 Inches tall, and weighed KM pounds. He wore good quality sport shirt, alackt and short.

The car was partly concealed In a thicket along a side road lead ing to the nearby Fox river. State police said they have established that the slaying took place between and I p.m. Ohio Circus Fears Jinx ALLIANCE. Ohio iff Is the circus jinxed ia Ohio? Rmgling Brothers, Baraum Bailey Circus people were asking ue question bunday night after a day in wnicn it circus employes were injured 10 In the sudden stopping of a railroad coach and five more la putting up the show nere. The matinee performance was three hours late starting, and the night show an hour behind the announced starting time.

Last Thursday muddy grounds made the Youngstown booking late, and the same thing happened in Canton Saturday. Friday a carload of equipment was dersiled in Akron, and that performance had to be cancelled. Sunday's railroad mishap as the circus train was leaving Canton sent Mrs. Francises OUvaras, 30, Spanish performer, to Aultmsn HospUsl in Canton with an intern al injury. The ethers hurt en the Pennsylvania Railroad coach when it made a sudden stop, were treat ed ana released after X-rays.

Racial Integration Top Church Question VALPARAISO. Ind. (m Rs- cial integration within the church continued as the conference's leading question as the annusl institute on human relations spon sored ay tne uitnersn Human Relations Assn. of America concluded regular sessions Sunday. MAN CHARGED A Salem man was arrested by city police about 9:23 p.m.

Sunday In the 400 block of 8. Liberty Street on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Officers listed him as Wilfred Jesse Grant, 1360 N. Liberty St. TODAY-Cont.

from 1 P.M. Ks7tSt3 Plus Gee. Meatgesnery la "DAKOTA IIL" that would rid bim of hia remaining eye. Sibole declared he and hit wife have no choice but to remove the boy's remaining eye since it had been infected with cancer that destroyed hia other eye whea he waa 2. Sibole declared Insertion of another eye would not be practicable in Mike's esse as it would not arrest the ailment.

ENTER THE k's atntesf billavebltl flrit Aberdeen-Angus Held day, The two beauty treatments were a part of the day-long demonstra tions held at Hawthorn Farms just north of Hillsboro. The weather was perfect lor the IKi thawed tha Croat NsOoasl Prtdact (GNP) almoat donating treat, tha IWk billions It reached la 1M at tha aad af World War It la IMS tha total was last aver II blUlon dollars. National Ineeme edged na-ward to a new aaaaal rata af 131 billion dollars tha first auarter af this year compared with 124 button for tha year Wi and ZW billion for I9S4. Tha 1S6I first quarter rata was (00 snllllaa dollars higher Uisa for tha last three meaths af 1055. Personal Ineeaie reee to new blch aaaaal level af 1174 ail Ilea dollars she first auarter af this year, ar abeat three ell-11 a dollars soars tha bat eaar- tar af 1955.

Famed Store trains were helped to safety by firemen using ladders. City officials said a section el the Lexington Ave. IRT line may out of service for about days tna result toe flooding Alternate subways are available riders faced sa added crush getting to work Monday morning. Acting flra chief Arthur J. Mas- said of the blase: "This Is worst fire I have ever had years." It was discovered early Satur day Bight.

Five alarms brought some 300 firemen and pieces of fire apparatus to tha scene, and thousands of spectators gathered nearby fire-ut streets to watch. Contents of Cupboard Not Too Healthy -GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. Iff Take a half bottle hair tonic, mix it with alum powder, vinegar, salt and pepper and add lib eral portions of spices, vitamin drops and aa unidentified medicine. I That wss the concoction that ap parently ended up inside 1-year-old Cathy Leys and her brother Russet. I -Sunday.

The two kids walked Into their grandmother's house while she waa away and, climbing into a highchair, emptied a kitchen cupboard. Both apparently ate heartily from Jars and boxes and bottles they dumped onto the floor. Their uncle, Carroll Leys, It, later found Cathy wandering happily around the house while Rus sell lay unconscious en the kitchen floor amid a litter of condiments and other substances. Rushed to St. Mary's Hospital, both had their stom achs pumped.

Doctors reported they were recovering. Officials Probe Worker's Death CONDON, Ore. Iff Coroner Marvin Albee and sheriff's officers Sunday Investigated the death of Archie Andrews, 28 year-old ranch hand whose body was found on the Raymond Beck ranch miles north of Fossil in Wheeler County. Death was by hanging, Albee said, but no note waa found, The coroner estimated that Andrews died a week ago. He last was seen alive last Friday on the ranch, where he worked alone.

The body wss brought here. Dint. Atty. William Bennett said he planned to call In an Investigator from the Portland area. RADIOLOGY ROUNDUP MEXICO CITY iff The latest advances In the use of X-ray and newer radioactive isotopes In diagnosis and treatment ef cancer and other ailments will be discussed at the Ith International radiology congress.

It opens here July 12. the owner, Harold Ray, disposed of his race horea and turned to breeding Aberdeen-Angus cattle, and now has a herd fat gaining prominence in the Aberdeen-Angus world. Six states and one foreign country, as well as almost every county in Oregon were represented In the day gathering which began at 10 a.m. and broke up at 4 p.m. Mid-Valley Represented Marion and Polk counties were both largely represented in the dsy's spectators.

Carlton J. Mc-Leod of president of tha Oregon Aberdeen-Angus Association, John Snabel, Powell Butte, vice president, and Loran Hicks, Turner, secretary-treasurer, assisted the committee in making arrangements. The committee it self consists of Mr. and Mrs. Mc-Leod, Mr.

and Mrs. J. L. Jackson of Silverton, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Spears. Portlsnd: Mr. and Mrs. Hicks. Turner; Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Spencer, and Harold Ray, Hills boro; Rei McPeters of Montague aad Mr. and Mrs. Eric Fisher, Oregon City. Spectacular Shew Strspplng the heavy animal to a tilt-table and trimming Its hoofs proved, from tha watchers point of view, ana of tha most spectacu lar demonstrations of tha day.

This la a job not best attempted by a novice, William S. Roche, Lodl, fleldmaa for the American Aberdeen Angus Association told the group. Roche waa master of ceremonies for the day. Even clipping and brushing the animal with scores of visitors crowding the ropes about aim, proved no little job, Sllvertoa Maa Wlaa James Jackson. Silverton, was one of the first place winners ia the weight estimating feature of the day.

Jackson with five others, named the exact weight 790 pounds of the animal Estimates ef the 100 folk ranged from 000 to 1300 pounds. Others who made correct estimates were W. A. Per kins, Parkdale; Dan Snabel, Powell Butte, in tha adult group; and Joe Freedman, Powell Butte, and Kathy Kelly, Wilsonville, in the Juniors. AO animal judging contest was also held for those attending the field day, with Sherman Guttridge of the Western Livestock Journal, Los Angeles, as the official judge.

Scoring highest in this were: Men division, W. J. singleton, Portland; women's, Iva Lee Mc Peters, Montague, and juniors, Ronald Hupls, Eagle Creek. Larger Cattle That animal breeders, who for some years had been favoring the smaller type animals, were re turning to larger beef cattle again, was the statement of Guthridge as he addressed tha group following the noon luncheon. Aberdeen-Angus cattle breeders were select ing, the speaker said, that type of animal which will furnish the most steaks per unit Uniformity in their herds and ability to food into pounds of beef were two points looked for in selecting a strain, be said.

Drew Mathieson, Cuper, Fife-shire, Scotland, who la spending a few months in the Salem area, spoke briefly of Aberdeen-Angus projects in bis homeland. SUITS FILED WASHINGTON Iff Attorney Gen. Brownell aald Sunday the Justice Department filed 29 new antitrust cases in the first six months of this year, and closed out such cases la the same period. DALLAS MOT02-VU Cstes Open 7:13, Shew at Dusk John Land, Wm. Bead It la -ATTll STATIONS" Second Feature Stewart Granger, Jeaa Simmons "POOTSTIM IN THI POO" Technicolor G3MEQ te Oaw a.4S PHONI 4-47IJ AN Mwakr-twaara Rath "WORLD IN MY CORNER" Mm laad-WlHiM ImIi "BATTII STATIONS" Woodburn Drive-In Suadsy Monday Tuesdsy Wslt Disney's 1ADT THE IIAMP" Plat "THIWIUiOOfOZ-Judy Garlaad Frank Morgan Open 7:15 8tarts at Dusk Rebert Bayer, Medftrd attorney, waa elected chalrmaa ef the Democratic state eeatral calamities at Its meetlag Sunday la CervalUe.

(Story aa Page 1.) Theatre Time Table 0 ILtlNOtl TOY M. IS SO "ITAJI IN CAPITOL (Cont. Shew tram I pm.t O'CLOCK HIGH "I I "DAKOTA it, Noara ialsm oarva in (Open at 44 Show itarta tutk) "HOW TO Bl VEHY, VIHY POPULAR," tharm north "SINCERELY YOURS," Libar. aea BOLLYWOOD "WORLD IN MY CORNER," 1:00, 10 SS "aATTLg STATION" I I SO CAR TRAFFIC HALTED TAIPEI, Formosa iff The Chinese Nationalist government has decreed that foreigner! no longer can bring cars to Formosa and sell them to private persons. They can be told only to a ttste authority at prices bsied on U.S.

resale values. Foreigners have been selling their automobiles tt Chinese here at handsome profits. will oertr forget! votes, so tht faster yoa set. THm friM I tekimwm mi AaS i aaVLS ALL BX DILUXE AIRLINE AND HELICOPTER HOTPOINT HOLLYWOOD HOLIDAY CONTEST It's a drawat coat trae. ORLANDO.

Fla. MwThe Rev. James M. Sibole preached SundSy on "Victory" while to himself he pondered how to tell his son Mike that the 4-year-old boy wllr be blind following an operation Wed nesday, Quoting from the Book of Josh ua, Sibole told how Joshua led the 'Israelites to victory over a group of other tribes after God had killed many ef the enemy ia a bail storm. "We must accept (he fact that God ia on our side," be said.

The congregation of 300 was rapt throughout the sermon at Forrest Hill Baptist Church. Sibole aaid be has received 'scores of calls" from people all Over the country one early Sun day from an Ohio truckdriver who said he had received such a spiritual shock from Mike's story that he was going to straighten out his own life and offer the child one of his eyes. Another man identifying himself as a Texan offered to fly the family to Niagara Falls but was told there isn't "time." Later he called back. Sibole said, asking to fly the boy to Yellowstone Nation al Park and return bun in time for the operation. Most of the calls were sympathetic and gave words of consolation but, the minister said, a few condemned the family for submitting Mike to an operation Mm am NOW PLAYING The HAPPIEST ENTERTAINMENT of the Year! 7A xi-M.

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umions of gauons wsier were poured into tha ornate five-Story building and flooded two nearby subways, cutting vital transportation links from Manhattan to Brooklyn. It left the old landmark at Actor Place looking like 1 a bombed-out building ia wartime London. Only the outer shell of tha bufld-inc. faced with cast Iron in tha structural style of a bygone era, was kIt. The building was abandoned by animator's last December and was being demolished.

The Mate apparently started Friday night, but firemen were not called until lata Baturdav. Water from tire towers and boa ts, flowing at a rate at 100,000 allons a minute, gushed through the building Into the Interbore Rapid. Transit od Brooklyn-Manhattan Transit (BMTI sub ways on either tide of the build ing. Both lines connect Manhattan and Brooklyn via the Wall St. financial district.

The water washed out the road bed and mounted to a depth of IS tmM la tha IRT Innul Dim 400 passengers from three stalled DaUCnish Hurls Woman SlaHaase News Seevkt DALLAS. Ore. A Rickrean womaa was hospitalised and the car ia which she waa riding waa extensively damaged when it left the road and struck a utility pole and the edge of the ball park grandstand on entering Dallas Sunday morning from Rickreall, Dallas police ssid, The woman, Mrs. A. J.

Rsmsey, was reported In good condition by Dallas Hospital attendants Sun day night. They said she wsr to be released from the hospital Monday after remaining overnight for treatment and observation of a scalp laceration. Her husband mo was treated at the hospital far a cut ever his eyebrow but released Sunday. Ramsey could give no reason for the accident about 1:30 a.m., police said. Earthquake Sways San Diego Region KAN DIEGO iff An earthquake, which seismologist Fred Robinson said was strong enough te away chandeliers at his home, was recorded on his instruments at Pacific Daylight Time, Sunday.

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