2 (Sec 1) Statesman. Scdam, Ore. Friday, Aug. 21. 1S53
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HAZEL GREEN A Ut of fii
X equipment got a run thursdly
i , evening to a fire about lone mife
' , ".east of Hazel Green school, but
he Brooks Fire Department wjii
- Credited with putting out this
ho urn, t h
Z Flames were created when
etraw apparently got clogged in
Tthe brakes of a combine on the
'Elmer Klopenstein ranch. Fir-
jnen thought the blaze was under
-control when it started up again
3bn an adjacent ground belonging
: ,o Jimmy Snyder. Altogether:,
"about three acres of wheat were
burned and five acres of stubble.
Getting calls to the fire were
the State Forestry Departmental
pumper, Silverton departmejh
which stood by, but didn't leave
.town) and the Four Corners de
partment
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Area Youths
Win in Essay
Competition
Two U. S. Savings bonds and
honorable mention went to Salem
and Brooks youths, winners in the
Future Scientists of America
Foundation contest reecntly con
ceded. : ; ' .
First prize and a $50 bond went
to Stanley Lee, 17, of 2365 Tepper
Ln., who wrote a "paper on "Re
production of Early Microscopes.''
Miss Carmelita Barquist, Salem
High School, was his teacher
sponsor. Second prize in the contest
went to Ann' Lowery, Brooks
Route 1, Box 256 .who wrote on
"Enemies of Oregon's Industry
and Their Control." She received
a $25 bond. Her teacher at Salem
High was Miss Irene Hollenbeck.
Honorable mention and a certi
ficate of meritorious achievement
went to Rosemary Gilbert, 15, of
1555 Beaumont Dr. Her project
was a paper on "How to Use a
Key to Identify Winter Twigs.
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beck. Presentation of awards will
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By ED CREAGH
WASHINGTON W A woman's
story of secret documents being
pocketed by her boss and yery
intimate friend," Edward Roths
child, at the Government Printing
Office was made public Thursday
by the Senate's permanent investi
gations subcommittee. -Along
with it came a declaration
by Sen. Potter (R-Mich) that spy
ing on a scale that would mate
th Alger Hiss case look like petty
larceny" may have been going on
to hasten Russia's development of
the hydrogen bomb.
The testimony against Rothschild
suspended last Tuesday from his
GPO bookbinding job, came from
Miss Cleta Guess, a New Orleans
shopkeeper who used to work at
the Government Printing Plant.
In that testimony she said:
Saw Pamphlets Pocketed'
1. She saw Rothschild "on a few
occasions" put pamphlets in his
trouser pocket pamphlets "per
taining to military stuff..Jike air
planes and different things pertain
ing to war."
2. She saw him reading "a secret
code for the U. S. Merchant Ma
rine" which he "picked up" from
another workman's machine.
Whether the witness saw Roths
child leave the building with any
classified material was not brought
out. McCarthy said previously the
woman's testimony accused Roths
child of stealing the documents.
Miss Guess did say, though, that
'Loved Him Dearly
"I knew him very well." she
said. "I loved him dearly. He was
my very intimate friend.
But one day, she went on, Roths
child "pounded his fist" and shouted
"damn lie when she remarked it
was her understanding the Commu
nists were out to overthrow the
United States government.
"He said, 'If you don't like Com
munists, don't speak to me about
anything but our work.' " Miss
Guess said. A few weeks later, she
said, she was transferred to an
other job out of Rothschild's sight.
Complex Gadgets
Learn Alphabet
SCHENECTADY, N. Y. (JPh
Computing machines have more
"initial names' than departments
in the federal government Some
of the hew business machines be
ing manufactured here bear such
titles as WAC, SWAC, XRAC,
UNIVAC and ELECOM.
And there is one called OMI
BAC, the name of which was in
spired by the Army infantry
man's "Oh, My Aching Back."
Spelled out in full, what it really
means is "Ordinal Memory In
specting Binery Automatic Com
puter. Don't ask what thatJ
means.
Gaton-Alf onso Act
Staged by Drivers
KANSAS CITY (;p)-Police. in
vestigating the how and why of
a car wrapped around a light
pole, ran into this problem:
Neither of the two occupants
would say who was at the wheeL
In fact, both men stoutly in
sisted they had been dozing at
the time of the crash.
Officers charged both with
careless driving.
TRAINS DELAYED
EUGENE 'JP One car of a
70-car freight train was derailed
Thursday 17 miles east of Oak
ridge and held up five Southern
Pacific freight and two passenger
trains for nearly two hours.
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Son of Pioneer.
AlbanyFamily
i PORTLAND UV."- Charles H.
Cusick, ; 84, died in a 'Portland
res home Wednesday. He was ft
member of a pioneer Albany faun
ily. ' r '
Cusick was pharmacist at the
Oregon 1 State Hospital at Salem
for several years about 1900. He
later Joined his father and broth
ers in establishing a bank at Al
bany. It was sold in 1923. He later
lived . at Forest Grove and Nesko-
WUL
His parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
W. Cusick crossed the plains from
Illinois, in 1SS3.
Phone Gill Result
Nets Peek Suspect
A neighbor of 1177 Court St,
called city police Thursday night
to say there was a man loitering
near the bedroom window, which
resulted in the apprehension of
a "peeping tom"usually a very
elusive individual
Police said an officer was near
the house when the call came
through and noise of a freight
train passing nearby muffled his
approach. Being held in city jail
in lieu of bail on a vagrancy
charge is Gilbert T. Beltran, a
transient
Pesty Worm
Buries Self
In Intestines
CHAMPAIGN, I1L (JPh- The
dark world of the spiny-headed
intestinal worm isn't a bad place
to live. According to the late Pro
fessor Harley J. Van Cleave of
the University of Illinois, a world
authority on these little-known
Worms, they are not like anything
in the animal kingdom and be
long in a separate one of their
own. His book, "Acanthocephala
of North American Mammals,"
has been published by the Uni
versity of Illinois Press, Urbana,
$4.00.
, In his 40 years' study of worms,
Prof. Van Cleave found they
bury their large, thorny head in
the intestine of the animal they
attack. He said the adult worms
range in size from the largest
nearly 16 inches long, to the tin
iest of which 400 would make an
inch.
Known as "Acanthocephala,"
these parasites live in seals of the
Arctic, birds of South America,
whales and even man. They have
no sense organs or digestive sys
tems. Although they are more of
a "pest" than a menace, they
cause considerable damage.
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70-Pound African Monkex
Raises Cain With Civilization
PHILADELPHIA tl) Thomas Is
70-pound African monkey that
can't stand human beings, has no
respect for the peace and doesn't
know, 'his own strength when
aroused.
. He demonstrated these feeling
Tuesday and early Wednesday aft
er he was deposited by bis new
owner," Ralph Yeakel, with an em
ploye of the Women's Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani
mals. SPCA man Carl Lee had nothing
but friendly feelings for monkeys
OSC Scene of
Assessors'
Training Meet
OREGON STATE COLLEGE
Oregon's 36 county assessors and
other county and city officials
concerned with tax valuations'
and appraisals will attend an in
service ' training school Sept 8
and 9 at Oregon State college.
THe school, sponsored by tne
Oregon State tax commission in
cooperation with OSC, is designed
to bring equality in appraisal
values and a greater degree of
uniformity in appraisal methods
throughout the state. It replaces
the individual schools conducted
each year at various towns
throughout the state by the tax
commission. Annual training for
county tax workers is required
by a 1947 state law.
Governor Paul L. Patterson will
discuss "Oregon's Reappraisal
Program at the opening session.
Special classes are planned on ap
praisal of farm lands and build
ings, land values, agricultural
prices, fruit production, range
land classifications and timber
valuations. Representatives from
the OSC agriculture and forestry
staffs and the tax commission will
be instructors.
TSAOE-IN VAUII
If - I and Ouarterhorse racinc that
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ikjs ever appeared in uregon ; imiraren unatr iu, just 4icj
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when he received his visitor at his
home. And then these things hap
pened and Lee's an alerted man:
Themas Koas Wild -
1. Thomas ran wild from room
to room and finally out the door.
2. ;xten . red car policemen
came to Lee's aid and three hours
laler managed to corne- the mon
key. 3. Lee took Thomas to SPCA
headquarters and locked him in a
cage.
Unlatches Cage
4. An hour later he discovered
the monkey had unlatched the cage
and walked out
5. Driving along East River Drive
Tuesday night Lee saw his old
friend Thomas disappear behind
a clump of bushes. Lee stopped
his car and called. Thomas, in a
friendly fashion, came over and
climbed into Lee's car.
6. Lee drove off and then Thom
as, began jumping and screeching.
Lee grabbed a piece of pipe and
rapped Thomas over the bead.
Tern Raps Lee
Thomas grabbed the pipe and rap
ped Lee twice. When the battle
was over, Lee was in charge again.
7. Back to the SPCA went Lee
and Thomas. Lee chained the ram
bunctious animal in the cellar and
went to bed.
Visitor Departs
8. Early Wednesday he heard
noises, investigated and found his
visitor had departed.
9. For the next several hours res-
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JAPANESE SLAVERY
TOKYO WWPn stiU has a
"slave" trade. A survey conduct
ed by the women and children's
bureau of the ' Labor ' Ministry
show nearly 1,500 young boys
and girls were sold into service of
some kind last year. Of these,
326 of the girls were pressed into
prostitution.
idents in the neighborhood kept
calling, saying -they had 'seen a
monkey.
10. Lee summoned police once
more and with the aid of two
caught chained and tamed his ad
versary, for the time being at
least i
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fleaf Mute Hit
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i LEBANON A UO-year-oM
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north
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