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401 W. Cass St. HURRY! HURRY! Bew Government Surplus ARMY COMBAT MOTS Thousands Sold Last Week ... JUST WALK WEST 1 BLOCK FROM POST OFFICE ON CASS ST. . . . Get Yours Now! V "v WldeWldthi Worth $15.00 a Pair Pair . . . TWO PAIRS. C5)oo (2) jkr Tngk fuil-erai h rtvarw lutkar, TsV Mid H rifU Army pMilloilloni for ruggitl, hnvy-duty airvlee, ,-4r Fill oh, leather ini Isncwiirlnc eomatsltiin, Ummt Amy ltd for (tot oenfort, Ikp SEYMOUR'S Today! Open Friday Until 9 P.M. Ex-Con Labels Prison 'College Of Crime ST. LOUIS I A young ex convict, wearing a black mask to conceal his identity, charged Sun day the Missouri State Peniten tiary is 'a "college of crime" where be learned to "crack a safe." The man. called "Mr. X." made the statements on a radio - tele vision show while appearing with a panel 01 si. ums crime omc-iais. His identity was kept secret to protect his family, :. .. - . The ex-convict, who .was still serving part of his three-year sen tence when a destructive riot broke out at the prison recently, told tne panel poorly prepared food, idleness and too much re liance on stool pigeons by prison authorities were factors leadinz to Khe riot. (Four men died as a result of the riot, 31 others were injured and damage was estimated at three million dollars. Salesman Dies In Auto Crash LA GRANDE (A A Walla Walla salesman died in a hospital here early Wednesday from injur ies suffered In a spectacular high way accident. A short time earlier another Union County road crash had claimed a life. State Police said the salesman. John Stamules Armas, Jr., 27, was being chased by a patrolman when he lost control of his speeding car on a curve entering La Grande. The vehicle skidded 258 feet oft the highway, sheared off a power pole and uien crasned into a tree. Armas - is survived in Walla Walla by the widow, a three-year-old daughter and his parents. Leik WUlett, Wallowa, died late Tuesday night. He was injured Sunday when his car dollidjel near Wallowa with one dnven by Charles Brooks, Wallowa. Willett's widow remained in critical condi tion Wednesday. Brooks suffered less serious injuries and was re leased from the hospital Tuesday. The two deaths were the countv's fourth and fifth traffic atalities o the year. New President Inaugurated At U. Of Oregon EUGENE Ifl The University . McArthur Court, where Julian of Oregon inaugurated O. Meredith Wilson as its ninth president and observed Charter Day in a dual observance Sere Tuesday. . The ceremonies in trie morning attracted about 3,000 persons to 'Little Cowboy' Dies Of Dreaded Leukemia HELENA, Mont.. OB Eddie Brook's, the little cowboy, died Tuesday of leukemia a blood disease. Eddie, 6. loved cowboys because his daddy, Eddie II, is one. He wanted to see his father, who had been in a rodeo playing New York uity, ana ms idol, Gene Autry. The two men flew to Eddie's Helena hospital bedside onlv Mon day. The boy smiled wanly at uiem irom nis oxygen leni, loo weak to talk or do anything but look longingly as they presented two bright pistols and red bullets. His mother accented a oicture on which Autry wrote: "To my pal Eddie. Hurry and get weli." Then Eddie's mother pulled down tne plastic tent uaps ana tne oxy. gen was turned on. Eddie's eyelids closed with memories oi nis two lavorue cowboys. Seaman Arrives In Melrose On Navy Leave By NETTIE WOODRUFF Seaman Dick Dow arrived home Friday from the Navy to visit sev eral days with his mother, Mrs. Clyde Kenyon. Visits Family Mr. .and Mrs. R. A. Busenbark visited last week in Eugene with their son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Wheeler, and fam ily. - Carl Becker recently mads a business trip to Portland. Rudy Morgan, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. C, Morgan, was in a Rose, burg hospital several days last week, with a foot injury which ho received in a football game. Mr. and Mrs. Alvie Greer re. cently sold their dairy herd to Mr. Northcraft of Olalla. Mr. and Mrs. James Conn and son, Jim, and Delmer Conn, left Saturday for Eastern Oregon n a hunting trip. On Hunting Trip Otto Matthews and V. S. Wood ruff left Saturday for ' PrineviDe where they were to be joined by the former's son, Ki Matthew, and from there the-group left on a hunting tripr They visited Satur day evening with the Matthews family, who are former Melrose residents. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cooper re cently purchased a small tract of land from Lucille Conn. They are building a small unit where they will live until their new home is completed. The property is locat ed across the road from the Ken neth Conn place. Mrs. Beverly Lortie and chil dren, Kathy and Michael, ol Can yonville visited Wednesday to Fri day with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, H, P. Conn, and other relatives. Donna Barker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Z. Barker, was home over the weekend from the Uni versity of Oregon. Sam Anderson, son of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur An derson, was home over the week end from OSC, Huxley, noted British biologist and former director general of United , Nations Educational, Scientific ana 1 Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) made the first of three talks tw noted men. The others In innV during the afternoon and evening ceremonies, were Clarence Faust of Palo Alto, Calif., of Fund for Advancement of Education, and Zachariah Chafee, Harvard Uni versity law protessor. Actual inauguration ' ceremonies were set for early afternoon. Wil son succeeded Harry K. Newburn, nuxtey said the role of a univer sity is to promote a belief in human possibility. He urged his audience to push for intellectual and moral effort and enjoyment of the free exercise of human capacity. He warned that right beliefs cannot be promoted through encourage ment ot uniformity, , Hypnotist Sought For Questioning In Girl's Illness SAN FRANCISCO IB . Poll Tuesday night issued an aTl points ouneun tor rjric von Bahen, 33-year-old floral decorator and self styled hypnotist, in connection with a weird story of the illness. hypnotism and pills administered to five girls in a boarding house here. The five girts, all dental nurs ing students, agreed that the man sought was a "perfect gentle man" and they weren't sure they had been really hypnotized, or that Von Bahen had anything to do with their illness. 1 The five girls were Ramona Dur ham, 18. of Cottage Grove, Ore.; Shirley Oliver, 18, of Fowler (Fres no County), Calif.; Brmonie Graham, 18, Aberdeen, Wash.; Anita Tabor, 19, Crows Landing, Calif., and Janet Ann Trucco. 20. of Stockton. Calif. ' All but Miss Trucco have re turned to their home towns. She still is a patient in Mount Zion Hospital here. Dutch Thought Petersen Authorised U. S, Agent THE HAGUE. Netherlands uYV- A high Dutch government official said Tuesday The Netherlands had received information from Joseph S. Petersen Jr., an employe of u.b. National Security Agency, but was under the impression that Petersen was autnonied to give it out. " Petersen has been accused in the United States ol obtaining gov ernment documents and informa tion on natural defense -"with ,i tent or reason to believe" it would be used to the advantage of a for eign nation. Portland Child Suffers Serious Burnt Tuesday PORTLAND Ml Reuse Wood, 3, suffered serious burns Tuesday when she set her clothing ablaze with s cigarette lighter. Her mother, Mrs. Nadine Wood, heard the child screaming and rushed to her aid. The mother suf fered burns to her hands in an unsuccessful effort to beat out the flames. When that failed, Mrs. Wood began rolling the cMM on a bed to smother the fire, and the bed caught fire. Finally Mrs, Wood succeeded in putting out the blaz ing cwtning. The child's father is Air Force Capt. Oren Wood, stationed at Moses Lake, Wash. Hospital attendants said the child showed some improvement Wednesday and was "fairly good. Thurt., Oct. 21 154Ttir Newt-Rtvitw, Kwtbu'rg.' On. SIX DIE IN AVALANCHI . MEXICO CITY M The bodies or vasse near the 17,887-foot . sum six mountain climbers swept away jmit. Two other members of ma by an avalanche on Ml, Popocaf- party who escaped the snowy alio epett have been found in a ere-1 were resetted earlier. 033 race mm cm tocdq (U? CZ tJEMB f!ffl R) till mm President Dwiqht D, Ft end the ReeeMMM 83rdCwigre (1953-54) hove a Splendid Record of Achievement. 1. Income taxes cut 10 per cent; excise taxes cut -50 per tmt; tax Uw re vised. Toil! tax sansi $7.4 billies, 2, Korsae war ended. Seized we iounuve far Mta, new loin policy based on brmness and strength. 3. Social Security coverage extended 'to 10,000,000 more citizens and bene fits increased. Unemployment insurance expanded to 4,000,000 more persons. 4, Communist Party stripped of til legal rights and Red uinitnuca of unions checked; JO Communist Patty leaden convicted; 93 alien sub.ersiYM deported; 62 orgutiaatioiii added to subversive list; 2,M security risks sep arated from Government service. New farm price program adopted :o protect farmers and develop exports . M farm products. : 6. Stronger defense program adopted. :' Heavier relianee on atomic weapons and air power. Air Force Academy es tablished, . 7. New bousing program raise! limits on Government-insured borne mort gages towers don-payrnems, make 1 home ownership easier for thousands. 8. Investigations underway into 200 Democrat housing frauds; 2J . FHA grafters convicted, 54 indicted. , 9. 12 Reorganization Pltns adopted. Department of Health, Education and Welfare created. JUti Umtf Mere ' Keep Ihtm Cwf n a Tf ;mk. kin af l -msr -am . a. 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