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4-HContest
Winners to Get
Place at Fair! 3
SDrine 4-H contest winner Win
compete again today and tomor
row in tne Marion County FJUl
Show for the final honor i a
place in the 4-H exhibit at the
State Fair. j j
'Demonstrations and -armiTi
exhibitions win be held today be
ginning at 9 a. m. at Hogg Eros.
Store. Members winning demon
strations win attend the State
Fair as Marion County 4-H rep
resentatives. Salem girls competing are
Marilyn Page,' Susan Hamstreet
and Mary Ann Meyer.
Other county contestants are
Barbara Lichty. Central Howell;
Gail Brundidge and Delbert Mc
Laughlin, Union; Marie DuRette,
Butteville; Sherrfll Hochspeier,
Julia Ann Coin, Carolyn Adams
and Gloria Bentley, Jefferson;
Sara Mayers and Carol Ann Hud
son, Keizer; Marilyn Rasmus sen
and Judy GotchalL Butteville;
Sandra Z wicker and Linda Lee,
Aumsville; Martha Teifke, Joan
Bennett, Darlene Tetzloff and
Delores Meyers, Jefferson.
Those competing tomorrow win
be Sara Mayers, Joyce Mount,
Donna Ebert and BertheU Adams,
all of Keizer; Carolyn Adams,
Gloria Bentley, Martha Teiflte,
Arlene Farmer. Darlene DrislrilL
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Extinguished
Two trash fires and a smould
ering 'wood pile i were ex
tinguished Wednesday by Salem
firemen before any damage was
sustained. i
i The first was a pile of trash
which caught fire behind the Cal
vary Baptist Churcn, 1230 S. Lib
erty St, 'Wednesday morning.
Firemen presumed that children
playing near the area could have
set the fire or possibly a cigaret
thrown nearby, they said.
. The - other morning fire oc
curred at the Keith Brown yard
in the 1400 block of Tile Road.
Firemen said that rubbish
stacked there smouldered a bit,
but there was no damage.
A cigaret thrown into a wood
pile behind the old High School
at High and Marion Streets was
blamed for a fire there Wednes
day near 4:30 p.m. The burn was
put out before it reached danger
ous proportions. f
SherriH Hochspeier, Delene Gur-
gurich and Joan Bennett, Jeffer
son; Karen Tuers, Sigrid Wolfe,
Linda Christensen, Linda Benson,
David Richardson, and Martha
Richardson, HayesviUe; Judy Fel
ler, Mane DuRette, Carolyn Du
Rette, Butteville; ReVerU Isham,
Brooks, and Sandra Zwicker,
Aumsville.
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Forest Fire
Suits Mount
ROSEBURG i Eight suits
were added here Wednesday to 15
filed Monday against Martin Bros.
Box Co. of Oakland, Ore., and
Forrest Solomon, contract logger,
over a forest fire.
The eight suits, totaling $29,600,
were filed by insurance firms.
They contend the defendants were
negligent in allowing spread of the
fire.
The fire, in August, 1951, was
in the Hubbard Creek area 15
miles southeast of here.
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Crowds Kill
Informant of
Iranian Plo t
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TEHRAN OT-Infuriated mobs
who swept old Premier Moham
med Mossadegh out of power
Wednesday, tore to pieces CoL
Ezatollah Momtaz who betrayed
last Sunday's abortive royalist up
rising. ; . -,
Jail doors were opened and Mos
sadegh's political prisoners about
50 were turned loose. '
Foreign Minister Hossein Fate
mi. -Mossadegh's No. 1 henchman,
who only Tuesday night threatened
to hang the Shah, also was report
ed torn to pieces by mobs. Fatemi
was violently anti-British, disliked
Americans and was considered the
unyielding strong man behind Mos
sadegh. Maj. Gen. Fazollah Zehedi rode
into his job as Iran's new prime
minister on a wave of pro-Shah
sentiment whipped up since Wed
nesday morning when mobs began
massing.
Police Turn on Premier
The mobs, instead of meeting re
sistance from Mossadegh s police,
found the gendarmes shouting pro
Shah slogans. People leaned out
their windows and echoed them.
Soldiers, formerly sent out to
guard Mossadegh, shouted "death
to Mossadegh" instead.
Tanks and truck-equipped troops
joined the mobs. One after another
the key points of the city fell to the
Shah-shouters. Among the first to
go was Fatemi'i newspaper from
which he had thundered bloodthir
sty threats against the Shah.
Zahedi reportedly had taken re
fuge among wild, pro-Shah tribes
men in remote Azerbaijan after
Sunday's fiasco. He emerged to
take over the country Wednesday.
Shah Summoned
The new regime called on the
Shah to return 'from Rome and
take over the country. In Rome,
the Shah said he planned to fly
back as soon as news of the coup
was confirmed.
The Shah said he wanted to do
the best for his people.
As furious battles raged in the
streets of Tehran, the radio be-
fTioIe Family
Attending Co
DENVER (Jfy-The whole Ern
est Kim merman family is enrolled
at Denver University.
Simmerman is taking a course
in fishing and Mrs. Simmerman
is . studying horticulture. Daugh
ter Polly, majoring in physical
education, has finished her fresh
man year and son Gerald, a Phi
Beta Kappa graduate student, is
working , toward a master's de
gree in psychology.;
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Al Loucks will address the group
Friday.
Purpose of the meeting is to
exchange ideas on national credit
problems and to discuss ways of
helping business men with credit
difficulties. Panel discussions and
talks by well-known credit offi
cials will be given. State Real
Estate Commissioner A. J. Crose
will speak to the group on the li
censing act and on other laws af
fecting credit officials.
Local arrangement are being
made by Chris Seely, Loring
G r i e r, Charles Dean, Alice
Mathey, Francis Smith, Roy Was
sam and Gail Christensen.
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came the only means of commu
nication. Cable and telephone ser
vice overseas was cut off.
This correspondent was granted
the use of Tehran Radio facilities,
owned by the government, to broad
cast direct dispatches to the As
sociated Press monitoring facili
ties in London.
By evening, however, all appear
ed calm here. Zahedi decreed an
indefinite shut down of all shops
except those of grocers, butchers
and bakers. The city was firmly
in control of his army and police.
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