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EightWestern
States to Test
Gvil Defense
OLYMPIA WV-The military
and civil defense forces of eight
western states will band together
Aug. 1$ for a joint 40-hour civil
"defense exercise.
A joint announcement from the
participating agencies said thlr-
teen mock incidents of enemy ac
tion or sabotage are planned as
exercises for the Washington State
. fivil Defense Organization.
Howerer, no state-wide alert
will be sounded, State Civil De
fense Director D. E. Bar bey said.
Air raid warnings- sent out dur-
lag the course of the operation
will be in the form of messages
from the state control center to
the local civil defense directors
v concerned.
The 6th Army. Western Sea
frontier of the Navy, Western Aid
Defense Force and three 4th Air
Force, Western Area Coast Guard,
Western Army Anti-Aircralt Com
xnand. Marine Corps units and the
state and federal civil defense or-
ganizations will take part in the
eight state exercise, Barbey said.
An umpire group of armed forc
es and civil defense representa
tives will oversee the widespread
exercise from San Francisco. '
Civil Defense groups partidpat
ing will include those of Wash
ington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana,
California. Arizona, Utah and
Nevada.
Reds Sentence
Berlin Student
To Execution
BERLIN UP)- An East German
court Saturday sentenced a West
Berlin student of chemistry to die
for conspiring to commit sabotage
for the West.
Three others, including a wo
man, were given long prison terms
ranging to life. All were accused
of being agents of the "Fighting
Groups Against Inhumanity." a
West German anti-Communist un
derground organization.
The death sentence was pro
nounced on Wolfgang Kaiser, 28.
The prosecution charged he used
his knowledge of chemistry to
make "sabotage weapons" for Use
In a plan to blow up canal locks
and to set fire to a highway bridge,
Joachim Mueller was given s
life term, his wife, Ursula, got
10 years, and Kurt Hoppe 15 years,
Calumet Entry
Wins Feature
CHICAGO UP)-Calumet Farm's
surprising Mark-Ye-Well Satur
day won the $148,000 American
Derby at Washington Park almost
as easily as he captured the
equally rich. Arlington Classic at
Arlington Park three weeks ago.
The Calumet three-year-old pi
loted as usual by Jockey-Eddie
Arcaro defeated Sub Fleet, second
In the 1952 Kentucky Derby, by
two lengths with Marcador Third,
11 lengths back of SiibFleet, and
Blue Dare fourth. ,
Layne-Charles
Rematcli Nixed
OGDEN, Utah OfJRex Layne's
manager, Aiarv Jenson, said Sat
urday a re-match with Ezzard
Charles definitely was Out.
Layne was awarded a decision
ever the former heavyweight
champion Friday night by Jack
Dempsey. referee and sole 1ud
The Charles camp protested vio
lently and called it " a black eye
for boxing."
"We'd like to meet the winner
ef the coming , Rocky Marciano
Jersey Joe Walcott fight There
Isnt any reason to test Charles
again. We settled our . account
with. him Friday "night," Jenson
saia.
Blind Pedestrian
Killed by Auto
PORTLAND UP) Daniel V.
Kurtz, TB-year-old blind man, died
. from injuries Saturday night after
he was struck by a car as he was
crossing . an intersection.
. Police indentified the driver as
Leona Christian, 47, Portland. She
told them she didn't see the man
v until just before her car car struck
him, police said. ;
No citation was issued.
GDZSLER TO SPEAK
BEND (AP)-jerry Giesler,
prominent Los Angeles attorney,
will be principal speaker at the
Oregon Bar banquet hereJSept. 6.
More than 60 per cent of North
Carolina's land is in farms. -
WHY NOT?
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Pecking Houso
Prices
THE BEST IN
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SA1EM r.HAT CO.
Transient Charged With
Disorderly Conduct
Police arrested Louie Dezamitz,
transient worker from South
Bend, Indi Saturday morning, and
charged him with disorderly con
duct, reportedly for using profan
ity in the presence-of neighbor
children. ; v ,
The man was arrested after res
idents in the 400 block on South
Cottage Street had called police to
report a strange man had been
conversing with a 10-year-old
neighbor girL
Asks
oover
eersto
Boost Output
PORTLAND CSV-Former Presi
dent Herbert Hoover tonight called
on engineers to aid the nation's
economy by developing methods
of boosting production and low
ering costs. . -
Hoover. In a speech prepared
for delivery at the Northwest En
gmeermg Centennial here, said
higher per capita productivity was
the partial answer to spending.
inflation and high taxes.
He said that after the Revolu
tionary. Civil and First World
Wars, greater productivity had re
stored "the credit of our nation"
and "the prosperity of our people
moved into high levels."
A continuation of spending, tax
ing and inflation, he said, can have
but one result a national social
istic state." .
Hoover said both political par
ties agree "that the nation is mired
down in a swamp of spending, in
flation and taxes." But both "dis
agree on who-done-it."
The former president blamed
"ill-considered taxation" for fos
tering monopolies in Industry
while "the opportunity for the In
dividual to establish his independ
ent and competitive business is
greatly diminished."
This, he said, Is because- estab
lished Industries can write off
their losses against taxes, but the
individual risking venture capital
is unable to do so.
Rites for Wreck
Services for . 15-year-old Ken
neth Dale Lent, killed last Tues
day in an automobile accident in
Four Corners, will be held Mon
day at 10 a.m. in the Clough-Bar-rick'
Chapel with the Rev. Max
Wyatt officiating and interment at
Belcrest Memorial Park. -
Lent, a 1951 graduate of Leslie
Junior High School, was thrown
part way through the windshield
of the car driven by his , older
brother. Alfred. 17. The younger
Lent was dead upon arrival at
Salem General Hospital.
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BUENOS AIRES, Argentina UP)
-The body of Eva Peron was taken
through the troop-lined streets to
the national capitol Saturday In a
solemn military and civilian pro
cession unmatched in Argentina's
history. i
Military bands played funeral
dirges as 45 white shirt ed Workers
slowly pulled the carriage to the
black draped capitol building from
the Ministry of Labor building
where it had lain in state since
Mrs. Peron's death two weeks
ago. i
There the body of the nation's
first lady will lie in state for the
final day until Sunday, when it
will be taken to the general head
quarters building of the General
Confederation of Labor for tem
porary burial, the climax of un
precedented national mourning.
Later it is to be embalmed lor
permanent public display in a
multi-million dollar Eva Peron
monument to be built from work
ers' donations in the heart of the
city.
Jury Decides
Karnes 'Guilty'
fStorv also on pare one)
Albert William Karnes, who
was convicted Saturday; of the
murder of an elderly Salem
woman, had been arrested in The
Dalles three days after the Salem
murder. At that time he was ap
prehended for breaking into a pri
vate residence at Astoria and at'
tacking a woman with a hammer.
He was sentenced to 15 years in
prison for burglary in that case
on June 18.
The convicted killer was a one
time roomer at the home of Mrs.
Litchfield in 1950. He was on pa
role from the Washington State
Reformatory, where he was sen
tenced for one year for burglary,
when he returned to Salem and
killed his former landlady.
Karnes chances of escaping the
state gas chamber seemed slim
Saturday. His attorney, showing
the strain of the gruelling trial,
said no appeal to a higher court
was-"planned at this time."
Judge Duncan had informed the
jury it' could return one of six
verdicts: Guilty of first degree
murder without recommendation,
guilty of first degree murder with
a recommendation of life impris
onment, guilty of second degree
murder or of manslaughter, inno
cent of the murder charge, and
innocent of the murder charge by
reason ox insanity.
PBM WRECK SIGHTED
MANILA UP) Wreckage of
U. S. Navy PBM Mariner patrol
bomber, missing since Thursday
with 13 aboard, was sighted Sun
I day morning In the Mariveles
I mountains, across the bay from
Manila, a Navy announcement
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Doctor to Treat
Duke of Windsor
ROME Sir Daniel Davies, court
physician from London, arrived by
plane Saturday night to treat the
Duke of Windsor for a stomach
disorder which has worried his
mother, dowager Queen Mary.
The Duke and Duchess of Wind
sor are holidaying at Montecatird,
a spa town near Florence. Sir Dan
iel said he would leave by automo
bile later Saturday night for Mon
tecatird. i
Told that the former king of
England ate a big steak for lunch,
Sir Daniel said. "Well, that's a
good sign."
Bride of Three
Months Fatally
StabsHusband
SEATTLE UP)-A quarrel by a
newlywed Seattle couple ended
Saturday evening with the death
of the husband and a confession
by the bride of three months that
she stabbed him during an argu
ment.
The victim was Kent RindahL
31, a commercial photographer. He
died enroute to the hospital from
a single knife wound in the back.
lust below the leftshoulder.
His wife, Elsie, SO, In a signed
statement made to Seattle police
said she had become ill after
drinking some whiskey while at
tending the Gold Cup races at Lake
Washington early In the day. She
slept through the races on the
lawn at the lake and in a mend s
car, leading to a quarrel with Rin
dahL
When they arrived home, Mrs.
Rindahl said, he ordered her to
pack her things and get going. She
refused and so he started packing,
She went to the kitchen, obtained
a butcher knife, and "put both
hands on the handle and plunged
It into his back." j
Then she ran to a neighbors and
called police. Mrs. Rindahl is be
ing held for investigation. No
charges have been filed. .
The Rindahl's were married in
May.
Tax Officials Seal
Newspaper Plant
At Hood River
HOOD RIVER UP) The plant
of the Hood River Daily Sun,
which suspended publication Tues
day, has been sealed closed by the
Bureau of Internal Revenue.
John Baker of the bureau said
at The Dalles more than $4,000 In
social security withholding taxes,
some dating back to 1950, had not
been paid. i
Publisher Jack Travis announc
ed the temporary suspension to
obtain more financing,
said. The announcement said there I
appeared to be no survivors of I
the crash.
In England the hood of an auto-1
mobile is called a "bonnet."
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Distance Mark
Smashed by
Kansas Plane
MONTPELIER. Vt VP) Bob
Paris, 31-year-old Wichita, Kan,
pilot, flew 1,400 miles from Wichi
ta to Montpelier Saturday in Just
half a minute under 12 hours to
set a new non-stop distance rec
ord for very light planes.
raris landed, his tiny Moonev
"Mite" a Wichita-built one-seat-
er powered by a 65-horsepower
engineat 5:22 pjn.
The previous very light airplane
distance record was field by Al
bert RebiUon of France, who cov
ered 1,133 miles in his MinnlcaD
type plane last August.
Faris, a navy pilot in World
War II and now the operator of
an aircraft parts supply house in
Wichita, estimated his average
speed for the hop at 118.8 miles
an hour.
The 14-foot-long plane has a 28-
foot wingspread. It weighed at
take off 1,075 pounds, including
pilot and rasoline.
The fuselage was decorated by a
large Dwight Eisenhower banner
"carried from one fine Republi
can state, Kansas, to another, Ver
mont. Faris explained.
The pilot figured he made the
flight on something less than $10
worth of fuel. He said he used 39
gallons of gasoline and had nine
left and also consumed a half pint
of oiL :i
State Employes
Picnic Today
A picnic for Oregon State Em
ployes is to begin today at noon in
Champoeg Park. All state employ
es Irom Marion and Polk Counties
are invited to attend with their
families.
Drinks, coffee and Ice cream
will be furnished by the Employes
Association but guests are asked
to bring their own lunch.
NEWSPAPER STRIKE ENDS
TACOMA (JP) The manage
ment of the Tacoma News Tribune
reported Saturday agreement has
been reached on a contract with
the local unit of the CIO American
Newspaper Guild, whose members
are on strike at the daily news
paper. : Business Manager George
Russell said plans were being
made to resume publication "at
the earliest practical date."
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fTAHERE Is a' Host of things that endear a
1 Roadmaster to anyona who loves to
drive.
There's the might of its Fireball 8 Engine
most powerful ever put in a Buick.
There's the thrift of its Airpower carburetor
a four-barrel automatic that literally brings
increased power right out of thin air.
There's its hushed and luxurious silence its
poised and level ride that cost a million dollars
to develop and the infinite smoothness of its
Dynaflow Drive.
B ut the thing that has brought the most cheers
for this big and obedient beauty is Buick's ver
sion of Power Steering.
Gone is the tug of turning, parking, maneuver-
ing in small space.
Power Steering takes over the effort of turn-
ing the front wheels makes it a one-hand
operation
Do you have to learn to drive all over again
if you have this new Buick feature?
WHIM ttTTII AUTOMOlllIS AU HUT IUICX WILL BU
Cordon Praises
Private Ownership
Of Timber Lands
KLAMATH FALLS UP) Sen.
Cordon (R-Ore) said here Satur
day private timber ownership
must be encouraged despite pres
sures for greater public acquisi
tion. 4
Cordon spoke at the 10th anni
versary celebration of the first
western ' pine tree farm on land
owned by the Weyerhauser Tim
ber Co, 10 'miles west of here.
"It is not in the public interest
that all forest land be in public
ownership,' Cordon told the gath
ering of Northwest lumber leaders.
"These tree farmers are doing
something for themselves," Cor
don said, "something instrinsically
good for the country and it's be
ing done without a dash to the
public treasury for help."
Greeks Hurl
More Shells
At Border Isle
DIKEA, Greece W-En trenched
Greek soldiers threw a few 'more
shots into Gamma islet on the
nervous Greek-Bulgarian . frontier
Saturday in a continued attempt
to clear Bulgarian occupants off
the 300-yard-Iong island.
Greek fire from mortars, ma
chine-guns and automatic weap
ons has been directed intermit
tently at the island for three days
now.
Successive 48-hour and 24
hour ultimatums from the Greeks
failed to clear the Bulgars out.
A Greek official announcement
Thursday said the Bulgarians had
withdrawn from Gamma after the
Greeks had first opened fire.
Apparently some Bulgars stayed
on Gamma or returned after leav
ing the island.
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Missing Jet
Hot May Have
Chuted Safely
EUGENE VP)- The wlf nf
Jet pilot missing In Korea said
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oBiuruay sne neia nope mat her
husband, MaJ. Felix Asia, was
alive. i
Mrs. Asia said she received a
letter from Col. Harrison R. Thyng,
commander of the 4 th lntrntnr
Wing, which said that her husband
reported when he went down he
had plenty of altitude and would
parachute.
He failed to return from a com-
Oregon's rawStato Fair
rjuADi 2o)is
icEiefl Sale VjlnJi
This year's Suts Fair wfll bs tbt btggejt and most colorful
entertainment and educational event ever staged in Oregon!
Each of tbt three major attractions for which tickets art
necessary would bo a complete, top-flight show all by
itself anywhere else.
Hera U a great opportunity to entertain your friends -royally.
Dool miu hi Se ALL the fair events during
the eight days. Assure yourself good seats; tend for
your tickets NOWI (Use this form.)
OREGON STATE FAIR, P. O. Bo 671, Salem, Oregon.
Please tend tht following tickets:
Complete ItA mnd ICA-mmt WO HO CHAMPIONSHIP tOOtO
a P.m. every Might w4 iiiO St mm4 Mudey
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Res. Box Seats $1.50. Rodeo '
.Other Res. Seals S1.25, Rodeo.
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Parking 25 cents. General admission to grounds (pay at gate)
SO cents to 6 P.M, 25 cents after 6. Children 12 and wider, getv .
era! admlstion free. (Prices have never been raised!)
ytni definitely do not. On th open road, yoa
hav that same sure sense of command thai
you've always had. Coming out of a curve,
you can loosen your grip, and the front wheels
right themselves just as they do on every Buick,
But youll notice this! When you suddenly hit
loose dirt or sand or a stretch of rough road
Power Steering smoothly goes into action
helps take up the jerk makes control of tha
wheel easier and driving safer. L
Wouldn't you like to try out this newest wonder
on a Roadmaster or a Super? You. say the
word, and well do the rest.
Equipment, scctssorus, trim emd models m$ subject to clumge
without notice. Optional tt extra cost on Roadmsster end
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bat mission Aug. 1. His parents at
La Grande and his wife were noti
fied. Later Mrs. Asia got the lette
which informed her that her hus
band was on a routine mission
with other planes when they ran
into enemy fire. Asia's plane re
ceived direct hits and started down
over enemy territory. No one saw
him jump, but the radio message
Was reassuring. ' '
Ma. Asia holds the silver star
for galantry, the distinguished
flying cross with clusters, the air
medal and the bronze star." He is
credited with shooting down four
enemy planes and damaging oth
ers. - -.-
With Mrs. Asia here are their
two children, Terry, 8, and Merri
lee, 4. . -
The first study of logie In the
Western world is believed to have
been developed in ancient Greece.
Bjuept wunmmf
.70, Racea.
check or M.O. to
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