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By Wilson Scruggs
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Mystery Shooter
Wounds 7th Victim
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. (t'PD -Terror
stalks San Antonio aftvr
dark.
Police Ihrow more manpower to
day into the search for a myste
rious marksman who shot and se
riously wounded his seventh vic
tim Friday night. They said it
may be the work of a madman.
Iti.dy Casas, 16, crumpled to the
sidewalk with a bullet in his side.
It was fired from a passing car.
He was able to tell police before
an ambulance arrived that he
heard a shot as a darkened sedan
raced past him, then felt a pain
in his right side.
Casas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur J. Casas, is the mysterious
gunman's second victim who is in
serious condition. The other five
cscaiie dwith minor wounds.
The shootings have been going
on for three weeks.
Most have been on city streets
with a .22 caliber pistol or rifle.
But in one instance, a deputy
sheriff narrowly escaped death
when a shotgun blast shattered a
picture window while he sat in
his living room.
Police said the gunman may be
a good marksman who deliberate
ly avoids killing his targets.
Obiarvr, La Grand., Or Sit. July 11, 1959
THE GIRLS WERE ROBBED
Pag 4
Congressmen Modestly Admit
They Won The Spelling Tilt
By FRANK ELEAZER
UPI Staff Writer
WASHINGTON it'Pli Three
congressmen met three school
girls in a spelling match and
modestly admitted afterwards that
the school girls had tost.
This is to file a minority report.
The girls were robbed.
The eighth-graders flew in from
California to take on the lawmak
ers after clobbering directors of
the Santa Rosa Chamber of Com
merce. The directors reportedly
had made the mistake of com
plaining that kids these days are
not learning to spell like they
used to.
This proved to be true, and
thank goodness for that. Those
businessmen apparently couldn't
spell fire sale.
To ease their embarrassment,
they sic'ed their victors on Con
gress. They figured no doubt that
with the kind of gobbledygook
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accuracy cannot b lusrantsed by the ta Ciand Evaniing 0ssrvr.
they talk around here the lawmak
ers had forgotten all they ever
knew about English.
Rep. Clement Miller iD-Callf."
was their first choice as a legis
lative sacrifice to the girl spelling
champs. The girls got their start
by winning a three-county bee
conducted by the Santa Rosa
Press Democrat in Miller's con
grejsional district. Miller couldn't
very well say no. Anyway, yes is
one word every congressman
learns to spell right away.
Found Some Exports
Miller looked around for support
and came up with a couple of ob
vious experts, Reps. Jeffery Co
lleton ID-Calif. I, a former Ful
bright scholar at Oxford, and Ken
Hechler (D-W.Va.), a Ph.D., and
former college professor who
helped write speeches for Adlai
E. Stevenson.
The girls arrived for the con
test unshaken and early. Miller
was there, too, but his two ex
perts were nowhere to be seen.
They hurried in minutes late, and
the word was they had been stud
ying. From the outcome, it would be
hard to say what.
The photdgraphers got things
moving by asking the girls where
they were from, and to spell it.
Mary McFarling, 14, said her
honie is Ukiah. Carolyn Storts, 14.
said she comes from Gualala.
Valerie Turner, 13. gave her town
as Petaluma.
The congressmen saw right
then, I gness, that these girls
would be hard to beat.
The rules were read, and the
trouble began.
Majority Would Rule
Cohelan said on the panel shows
he watches the contestants get
time to confer. Anyway, he said
all decisions would be by majority
vole.
The photogs said please run
through some warmups while they
shot the pictures. Somebody of
fered the word Butler, as in Paul,
which Miller promptly spelled
"botch," in an obvious effort to
get the teenagers confused.
Then they got down to the con
test. Mary "handled slavery, bachelor,
grotesque, and chandelier without
even trying. Valerie ran through
scarce, committee, involuntary,
and embroidery. Carolyn got
breakfast, discrepancy, genesis,
and laboratory, with no more than
a sigh.
Miller got safely through ro
mance. He' staggered on. aggra
vate; but got it right on the sec
ond try, in clear violation of rule
S, which said once is enough. He
managed gullible and moccasin.
Licked On Mayonnaise
Cohelan handled bicycle and
crescent but was licked on ma
yonnaise. He tried that one twice
without getting close.
Hechler eased through availa
ble, geranium, abdomen, and fal
lacious. On seismograph Carolyn rolled
her eyes to the sky, tried C for a
starter, and was ruled out under
rule 5.
Miller collapsed under tonsillec
tomy. Valerie went down under
tercentenary. Mary drew fictitious
which she spelled like that.
She was the only one in the
room who seemed shocked when
the judges said she was wrong.
The official list, it was noted,
spelled it ficticious.
So Hechler was proclaimed win
ner. The girls left mildly crest
fallen. And George Coffey, the
UPI West Coast reporter, raced
off to file the results to I'kioh,
Gualala and Petaluma. When
George was half way through
writing his copy, Richard llalletl.
the UPI teletype operator, got the
part aliout Mary losing out on fic
titious. ,
"She spelled it right." Hallett
1 called the Library of Congress
fur a ruling. The experts there
consulted their dictionaries, ihen
wisely declined to arbitrate a con
test between school girls and con
gressmen. What they did say though won
that Hallett was clearly the win
ner. :
Marines To Learn
Ups And Downs .
LAMl rfcNDLfclUN, tain.
i UPI i Two hundred and fifty
toughened Marines set out today
on a 14-day. 175-mile march that
will take them from the luwat
to the highest point in the coati
nental United Slates Death Valley
to Mt. Whitney. ; ,
The Marines, members of tlie
crack 1st Reconnaissance Battal
ion, will pass from 130 degree
temperatures at 252 feet below sea
level to the freezing heights al
14.4-foot peak. . ;.
Marine Corps officers said (he
march, called "Operation Lo-Hl,"
would utilize only the best physi
cal specimens of the corps. i
One officer said the purpose was
to:
Acclimatize men to desert heat
and humidity.
Train them to recognize and
prevent heat and high-altitude cas
ualties. Develop unit discipline, team
work, morale, health, strength and
endurance.
Former Boxer KO's
Fleeing Bank Thief
NEW YORK UPI A sus
pect fleeing a bank robbery bad
the misfortune of running smack
into a former boxer Friday. -i
One well-timed and well-placed
left hook to the jaw ended the
flight and resulted in the arrest
of Ah in Schneidman, 24, an un
employed clerk. j
The former boxer, Don Stiebel,
44, a business agent for the In
ternational Ladies Garment Work
ers Union, said he was strolling
in midtown Manhattan when he
saw Schneidman being pursued Ty
a bank guard and scores of pe
destrians, some of them shouting
"Stop, thief." As Schneidman ap
proached, Stiebol uncorked j a
punch which caught the suspect
flush on the jaw.
Police said Schneidman, using
a threatening note, had obtained
2.0 Policesaid Schneidman, using
a threatening note, had obtained
$2,000 from a teller in the Trade
Bank and Trust Co. ;
Plant Life
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