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2 Soc D-StaiMxaan, Salem, Beck Hin Is To Join Non By NORMAN WALKER MIAMI BEACH, TTa. Uh Dave Beck indicated Satvrday the pow erful AFL Teamsters will enter pending AFL, and CIO peace pact UU:s. . ! :. . Beck. Teamsters president, toiai newsmen on the eve of a winter; meeting of his union's Intemation- j al Executive Board that other un ions have organized at least 50,000 workers whom he said rightfully HaUoway New Secretary of Oregon Bar PORTLAND tf John H. Hol loway. Portland attorney, has been selected as secretary of the Ore gon State Bar,. Glenn R. Jack, bar president, reported Saturday. , H succeeds the late Lee W. Karr. who was fatally injured last November In an acciaem at wam ath Falls, f , J ' - Holloway, whose first law prac tics wrs with the lite 0.w r Hay- tpr in Dallas, recently has been as- aociated with, the National Credit Card Co. of Portland. " Miss Virginia Lee Richardson, who has been acting secretary, will be Holloway'a assistant. Salvage Crew Gets Tow Line To Locomotive - ,z MAUPIN, Ore. t A salvage crew Saturday got a tow line down to the Spokane, Portland k Seattle locomotive that plunged into the Deschutes River Feb. 1. A spokesman said salvage at tempts would continue Sunday in the swift-flowing" stream. The locomotive carried two train crew members to their death when it plungejd into the river after hitting a rock slide. PUBLIC AUDITORIUM Thursday, Feb. 25 ; 8:30 P.M. Prices $4.00, $3.00, $z.00. Tax included.! Mall Orders now. Send check er money order to Modern American Jan, co J. K. GUI Company, S. W. 5th and Stark Street Please enclose self-addressed, stamped envelope for return f ticket. SUNDAY DIIIIIER Beast Turkey & Dressing Mashed Potato With Giblet Gravy, Cole Slaw - Hot Biscuits, Butter 85 Virginia Baked Han j & Sweet PolalQes 5 With. Pan Gravy Sour Cream Cole Slaw Home : Made Hot Rolls and Butter I 85 Bring the Family j Served in the Dining Room i or Service in Your Car j WOODROFFES SAII SHOP Vk Mile N. of the Underpass 161H N. Canunereial Too . Walking wp Over rant staro i,vCH0F VSUEY (i LCTwf V rif 6Ma wrCMBSTT -- 9 6r Sua. Feb. 14, 1954 Te a rasters - Raid Talks belonged in Teamsters jurisdic tion. . X . Csu't Evea Start "Talk about Teamsters raiding other - unions,'! Beck exclaimed "Why our activities can't even start to compare with the raiding that's done against us." Beck said the Teamsters Execu tive Board will decide next week on whether to go along with AFL plans for orderly settlement of disputes between AFL and CIO unions and between the AFL't own unions. A A Teamster '"refusal or even a heavily qualified acceptance might well torpedo the carefully laid plans of AFLs President George Meany to submit union rivalry to a neutral's binding decision and smooth the way toward an even tual AFL v. CIO merger. -Freely Raided! Other unions! for instance, would hardly agree to turn over to Beck the 50,000 members he claims. Other labor . organizations in fact contend that the Teamsters have freely raided them. It was strongly indicated that Beck is also Ipreparing to argue that the tentative AFL and CIO peace arrangements are illegal under the Taft-Hartley law. Sources close to Beck said if a system ii established to carve out organizing arias for each union, it would deny Workers the privilege of choosing between unions for a bargaining : representative, . and tend to prevent workers throwing out one union in favor of another. l rensn in ii f 4 Car Crash MEDFORD lf A four-car pileup on ' a rainy, wind-swept highway killed two persons and injured five others northwest of here early Saturday. . Both of - the 'dead and four of the injured were in one car. There were six riding in that car, all named Forbes. All were from Medford. f I Donald Alfred Forbes, 40, and Arline Daisy Forbes, were killed. Donald's wife Alice Louise Forbes, 34, was hurt seriously. Arline's husband. Suart Lawton Forbes, 36, also wai hurt seriously. All four were in the rear seat of their car. ; j In front were the driver, Robert Arthur Forbes, 40, who suffered shock and bruises, and his wife, Roberta, 41.' whose injuries were not regarded as serious. Their car collided head-on with a vehicle driven by Philip Eric Robinson, 31, Medford, who suf fered minor injuries. Two southbound cars piled into the wreck, one striking the Forbes' car, the other the Robinson vehicle. Suit Accuses 4 Salem Men of Taking Invention PORTLAND Wl F. A. Yerkes of Redmond. Ore., is accusing four Salem men in a federal court suit here of taking over his invention of an automobile front-end align ment gauge; Yerkes accused R. D. Taylor, V. E. Okerstrom. R. W. DeArmond and Henry iDeggeOer of refusing to compensate him properly. Degeller is treasurer of the Brake and Wheel Equipment Co. in Salem; the other three are the incorporators of the firm. Yerkes said he worked for them helping them market a wheel- balancer. He said he developed the alignment gauge then, but on his own time, t He said they formed the corpor ation to market his invention, bu have refused to reach agreement with him on the profits. SPECIAL DOLLAR DINNER AT COLES 4135 Portland ltd. i MENU SOUP SALAD V FRIED CHICKEN DESSERT I DtlNK . Opea Sunday 12 ta pja. Week Days 5 p.m. to t p.m. DINNER AT NORTH'S - Sunday Spcciak ; 1119 Center St - - In the Capitol Shopping Center Roast Turkey and Dressing, $1.00 Sour Cream Cole Slaw Potatoes andXJiblet Gravy - Home Xade Rolls and Butter - Tea Coffee Milk Dessert : Prime Rib Rcast ol Ccef $1.25 S Whipped Potatoes and Brown Gravy . Parsley Buttered Carrots Home Made Hot K -I - Cole Slaw Tea We Invite You to Visit Salem's Most Comfortable ?1 t Dining Room : . ACCORDION SPECIAL 1 20 toss, Reg. SltO.CD ......... NOW $1 40. CO 12 lass, Rtg. $39X3. . . . . . . . . ,NOW S45.00 : 50 Others REDUCED UP TO 50 H 120 ltavJUsl( AS-LOW AS $50.00 Enroll now for courso of Jcaaons. . Wo iurnlsh rho instrumtnr FREL No obligotion to buy. . THE MUSIC CENTER 470N.Cpirol . i . fh. 2-5371 Balloons to Aid Crusade" For Freedom Crusade for Freedom litera ture will be on its way Monday when the Salem Eagles release 15 plastic balloons 'as part of their Crusade program. The balloons, about four feet long and 18 inches wide, will be released from the Capitol fol lowing a parade starting at 2 p.m. from Marion Square. Secretary of State Earl T Newbry is scheduled to release the first one and Boy Scouts will finish the job. Included in the program will be a firing squad, the Salem High i School band, a speech by Mayor Alfred Loucks and. the invocation by the Rev. Lloyd T. Anderson. Units of the Eagles In uni form and the Marine Band will also march in , the parade. Head-On Car Crash! Near Eiieene Kills 1 EUGENE Marie Archie, 60. Tacoma. was killed In a head-on collision on the Pacific Highway, 19 miles south of Eugene Friday night Two other persons were injured. j Andrew H, cnoiston, aDoui 20, tailor from a naval station near Bremerton, Wash., was the most seriously hurt He was taken to a Cottage Grove hospital His condi tion was described as good Satur day. He was driving the car in which he woman was a passenger. Bert W. Mehling. 28, Eugene, the driver of the other car, suffered minor injuries. ?, Sgt Vera Hill of the state police said the collision came when Ghols- ton started to pass another car. Auto Crash Kills Couple, 5 Soldiers - MOUNTAIN VIEW. Calf, t Five soldiers bound for a week end in San Francisco and a mid- die-seed couole enroute to visit their son were killed Saturday in a bloody, broadside auto -crash in heavy rain. ; - Onlv one man survived the shat- erine collision on Bayshore High way near the M of let field Naval Air Station,: 36 miles south of San Francisco. ; Boy Cyclist Hit I By Car at Lyons g Statesman Nw, Service LYONS Thomas CoJier, 14-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Coller is confinied to the Salem Memorial Hospital with bruises and lacerations he re ceived when struc by a car while riding his bicycle Wednesday evening. 1 Two oncoming cars prevented the driver of the car from seeing the lad inatime to prevent the accident, police reported. Young Collier's condition was reported good Saturday at the hospitaL DRUNK DRIVING CHARGED Lloyd Charles Demarest, 721 Stewart St, was arrested by state police Saturday night on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He! was held in the city jail Saturday night in lieu of $250 bail, police reported. : ;. , NOW PLAYING! Y fa 2ND BIG HIT -71 ivy Parsley Bi 1 Butter - Sour Rolls and Butter - Sour Cream Coffee Milk - Dessert A-Pool Talks With Rugs (End Minus Br TOM REEDY BERLIN' (fl U.S.' Secretary of State Dulles and Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov concluded Satur day their Berlin talks on . proce dures for setting , up .international atomic energy negotiations appar ently without reaching any final agreement. : r The foreign policy leaders of the world's two great atomic powers met on the problem for half an hour in advance of Saturday's Big Four session on Austria. Funeral for T. E. Borkman Set Tuesday Funeral services for Theodore E. Borkman, operator of the Borkman Lumber and Hardware Co. for the' past nine years, will be held at 2 p. m. Tuesday in the Virgil T. Golden Chapel with the Rev. Ernest P. Goulder officiating. ; Borkman died in a Salem hos pital Friday night of a heart at tack. A late resident of 1090 Donna Ave., he was born in Chinook, Wash., Jan. 12, 1906 and had lived in Salem since 1923. He was a Marine Corps veteran of World War II and was a mem ber of the Jason Lee Methodist Church and the Lions Club. Borkman is survived by his widow, Mrs. Rhea. Borkman. of Salem; sisters, Mrs. Ed Sadler and Airs. Thelma Groves, both of Los Angiles, and Mrs. Charles Lee of Roseburg. jM Sweetest )aientine V 3 TO DINNER AT THE HOTEL SENATOR 2 ' j $2.00 . Cocktail Crab, Shrimp or Fruit Cocktail Soup Creamod Chicken or Consomma Royal Salad Lattuc and Tomato er Waldorf ENTREE Roast Young Tom Turkey, Dressing. Giblet Gravy, Cranberry Sauct Virginia Baked Ham, Pinaappla Glaca Whipped Potatoes - Candiod Sweet Potatoes French Fried Potatoes Buttered Green Beans Cream Peas Broccoli Hollondaise . Starts Next THE -OSSl-,---.;- Wednesday! I ' '' :: :: t WrtrthrM! 1 ' - 1 .- j ,- ' . m .1 gaB Agreement Informants said they had dis cussed methods for letting up ne gotiations on Eisenhower's plan for an international pool of atomic energy for peaceful uses over the world. It also was stated no fur ther meetings are planned on this subject in Berlin, but channels are open for further discussion in Washington. This apparently, means Molotov and Dulles have not yet agreed on how to set up the negotiations. While their talks here have been highly secret, it was known there may also be a; serious question as to what countries should partici pate. Molotov has wanted to work Communist China into major inter national discussions wherever pos sible. . BERLIN (Al ; Russia i served notice Saturday its price for with drawal of Red troops from Austria is abandonment of the American-1 backed European defense system. Soviet Foreign Minister Molotov refused to roll back the Iron Cur tain from the: Danubian republic, despite renewed appeals from the three Western powers and Leopold Figl, the Austrian foreign minister. Molotov cited to the foreign min ister conference here the buildup ot American and western strength generally in Europea as the reas on for Jiis demand that Austria, even lr granted "independence," must be garrisoned by the Soviet army until the German peace trea ty is signed, i I He added that it would facilitate matters in eventually freeing Aus tria "if the three Western powers the United States, France and Britain were to reject their plans regarding the setting up of the European; Defense Community and a resurgence of German mil itarism." ? toff Butter Ceffee, Tea or Milk $1.50,; Fricassee of Chicken,' Dumplings -.- . or Sirloin of Choke Beef, Pan Salad, Potato; Vegetable Roll Butter Coffee . Tea 'Dessert HOTEL SENATOR r 315 Court Phono 3-4151 is. NOTHING YOU HAVE EVEH SEEN IN ANY THEATRE WILL MATCH SCOPE . THE SPECTACLE... THE POWER OF... -is: yM," Man Injured Cars Smashed In Collision ' One- man was" injured and two cars were badly smashed 1 in a collision at the intersection of Hoyt and South Church .streets Saturday evening, city police re ported. " M Andrew J. Helbert Jr.. 1855 S. 13th SL, was thrown from the car by the impact, police said, and sustained lacerations, about the head and a possible mild con cussion. He was taken to Salem Memorial Hospital by Willamette Ambulance where his condition was listed as "pretty good." Helbert was riding in a car operated by James William McCutchin, 2090 University St, when it collided with a ear driven by Norman A. Straw, 4203 Schaf er Ave., police said. Both cars received extensive damage and were towed, police added, j Tug of War Game Nearly Fatal to Co-fed PALO ALTO, Calif, tfl An inter class tug of ? war was nearly fatal Saturday for a Stan ford sophomore co-ed who was trampled face down into mud on a field of the Stanford campus. Patricia A. Powers, 19, of Belle vue. Vash.. was unconscious from suffocation when milling freshman and sophomore students spotted her limp form in the rain. The Stanford fire department used oxygen and artificial respira tion to revive her. She was re ported in good condition later at I Palo Alto Hospital. Gravy Jt : Eisenhower Broils Quail THOM ASVrLLE, Ga. W Pres ident Eisenhower turned chef and broiled quail for lunch over a char coal fir Saturday among the pines a south ; Georgia plantation. -The quail were shot by the Pres ident and other members of oil party who are weekend guests at the vacation home of Secretary of the Treasury Humphrey.. James C Hajerty, White House press secretary, t told newsmen Eisenhower bagged an even doxen birds, the legal daily limit, and that each of his companions did. too. r: i - - f Herrold Heads Mounted Posses McMINNVILLE i Uh Art R. Herrold of Albany, a member of the Linn County Sheriffs Posse, Saturday was named president of the Oregon Assn. of Mounted Pos ses. He succeeds Lee Pruitt of Grants Pass. Others elected at the organiza tion's loth annual convention here: Ralph E. Dunlavy of Klamath Falls. John Hart of Beaverton and Frank Johnson of McMinnville. vice presidents; and Matt Vetsch, Portland, publicity director. - - The group will sponsor a posse show Sept 25-28 at the Lane Coun ty fairgrounds. - Next year's con vention Will be held at Roseburf. ESS STARTS TODAY - CONT. 1:45 fM.fMMt T""bifiriT i'. Tcacs Ml MTUM Co-Feature . "SAILOR OF THE KING" Jeff Hunter, Michael Rennie Now Playing! At Regular Prices Plus 15c for New Polaroid " Viewers, Cllpoaand Regular r A WOMAN WtCMZa... A MAN TO AVtNCf NOU M loci : mm . mi nona raeraiuns TOT? V 1 2nd Hit!- matt VMS II Your "Valenlins" Yould. Enjoy This! SO WE A DATE j for Dinner Togelher ? vith Good Fun and Good Eating est" MM i ioni arena Ouen-Broivned Steal! Cliicten Pol Pie Valentine's Day, Sunday, Feb. 14 12 NOON TO 8 TM. ? J All You Can Eat f Anything and Everything on This Assorted Wheat Wafers Potato Chips Rellih Sticks S Varieties of Delieiou Salads on leo rkkled Beets and Onlona Cncnmber Slices Tapioea t Hot Boston Baked Bean Pot j OVEN IROWNED STEAK and CHICKEN POT PIE with Natural Grarr, . with Pastry Crnst . Mashed Potatoes I Mashed Potatoes Veretable Green VereUbla ' Hot Clorerleaf Rolls and Bntter Coffee at Tonr Table by tho SILEX-FULL leo Cream, Sherbet, Hot Boysenberry Snndae , -. and Fresh Peach Cobbler a la mode Can Cat IJ CHILDREN UNDER 10, JUST 44 C . Downtown Solom on Stota Street 1,000 Attend Police Ball An estimated 1,000 1 persons packed the Crystal Gardens Satur day night for the annual Police man's Ball, police officers report ed. Sale bi some 600 tickets at the door sent the total sales over the 200 mark, they added. .Eight 'reserve police officers, headed by Capt Cf V. Allen, volunteered for patrol duty Satur-. day night so regular swingshift officers could attend the . ball, Capt Lee Weaver said. ' WlilI.V MNNI-4f STARTS TODAY! &Q7IM', T00TIM' MUSICAL! Doris PN A V- V- -r icci Also J jtAH acsutiSco twwao CMOooaoy Open Mondays Chicken & Dumplings nd Co)Co)g (or r 1 Famous Buffet u Best Chlntae Caak TX UNO, It,