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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1954)
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JUNE 23 JUlY 23 47 Quarrelsome 77 48 Or 78 D: 2-17-24-36 38-44-82-83 49 Later 50 Buying LEO ' JULY 2 AUG 23 53 Confidence 54 To 55 Specie' 56 Get 57 Let 58 First-hand 59 -Collecting 60 Should YQ 1-23-47-61 ky69-70-8(V84l VWTGO - AUG- 24 $ Sfff 22 3- 5- 9-14 (Good -28-39 Kansas Quartet Wins Song Prize WASHINGTON JPi - "The Or phans," a harmonious Wichita, Kas.. quartet of young men who sing "just for fun" Saturday night were crowned the champions of American barbershop singing for 1954. The Kansans, performing in gay blue and red garb, nosed out the somber-dressed but bright singing "Four Hearsemen" who sing pro fessionally for an Amarillo, Tex., funeral home. The two quartets led a field of five finalists picked from 40 quar tets vieing for the title awarded each year by the Society for the Preservation and Encouragement of Barbershop Quartet Singing in America, Inc. DONT PUSH! ATLANTA CITY, N. J. (JP) A charge of drunk driving became one of "drunk pushing" here aft er the tipsy operator of a Board walk rolling chair was arrested for shoving the vehicle through a tore window. 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MAA2life Advene (J) Neutral B). 23451 P6-58-48 Grain Market Progress Slow CHICAGO wv-Grains held with in narrow price limits in slow dealings on the Board of Trade this week as talk of a possible wheat "price war" arose in inter national grain circles. Wheat closed the week 2 lower to 4 higher, corn V- lower, oats S lower to H higher, rye un changed to 1 cent higher, soybeans 3 lower to Vj higher and lard 10 cents to $1.93 a hundred pounds lower. Probably the most interesting development during the week oc curred in the world market. The United States raised the subsidy she pays exporters, enabling them to export wheat under the inter national wheat agreement at low er prices, and Canada promptly met the competition by cutting her export price. Millions of pounds of petrified dinosaur bones have been re moved from a quarry in Dino saur National Monument on the Colorado-Utah border. 91 Sphere 92 Wooden peg 94 Device in sawmill 96 Large 97 Large drawing room 99 Direct 101 Weight of India 102 Visitor 10-4 Choose 105 Avarice 107 Beak 109 Abound ing in plant ovules 110 Revolt 112 Equip 114 Oklahoma city 116 Mara Oder of Scottish 119 Blemishes 121 Reordain ,125 Tune 126 Specify ing 129 River flowing to Danube 130 Cheerful tune 131 Shrub 132 Black tea 133 Ennead 134 Run 135 Prompt 136 Whirl 137 Door 1 Adjoin 2 Italian coin 3 Cheese 4 Pale color 5 Silent 6 Smoother 7 Denary 8 Inter twine 9 Gum resin 10 Draw 11 Sinewy 12 Arabian garment 13 Part of eye 14 Clothe 15 Produc ing forget fulness 16 Par ticle 17 Balsam 18 Con cludes 25 Glacial snow 28 Rent again 31 Brazilian palm 33 That which Imparts circular motion 35 Un earthly 36 Happen 37 Path to Crossword Puzzl on Pag Nixon Asks U.S. Support Asian Causes WHITTIER, Calif. UP The United States must support Asian causes, including independence, to overcome the new Communist techniques of aggression shown in Indochina, Vice President Richard Nixon declared Saturday. The United States as leader of the Free World can win "only if we associate ourselves vigorously and unequivocally with the aspira tions of the people for economic progress, independence, peace and equality," he said. Independence, he told a graduat ing class of 270 and a crowd of about 5,000 at an outdoor . com mencement at his alma mater Whittier College "means inde pendence from any foreign domi nation." The new Communist techniques, the vice president said, involve the use of foreign - controlled, directed and inspired revolutions, "the na tives of the country they desire to dominate do the fighting for them. And they accomplish this by win ning the leaders over to the Com munist cause." The vice president received an i honorary doctor of laws degree from Whittier, where he graduated in 1934, and also a distinguished alumnus award. He flew to nearbyv Los Angeles from Washington Friday night and then escaped injury in an auto mobile accident. The driver of a car which sideswiped one in which the vice president was riding was booked for misdemeanor drunk driving. No one was hurt in the accident. FFA Honors Imbler Youth UNION. Ore. Oft David Biller beck of Imbler won the top award in the Future Farmers of America steer division at the Eastern Ore gon Livestock Show here Saturday. Other winners: FFA Rodney Kohler, Union, hogs; and Dick Gipson, Union, lambs. 4-H Lois Green, Stanfield.'-hogs; Gayle Will&t. Wallowa, lambs; and Paul Maleyox, Condon, steers. VERTICAL 38 Involving treason 40 Of tiles 42 Meat 44 Unsavory 45 Fish net 46 Saw for squaring log 48 Stuff 50 Mocker 62 Herb of western North America 55 Pile 56 Teller 58 Trap 61 Wading bird 63 Formulas 65 Spar crossing sail 67 Cap 69 One hostile to Crusaders 71 Young seal 73 Yellow fruit 75 Young hare 77 European shad 78 Ooat antelope 79 Forth with 81 Color 83 Tested 84 Furious 87 Abnormal growth in oyster 89 Dry, of wines 2 One ex cessively fond 93 Recline 95 Civet 98 Sheathed (Z00L) 100 Quick silver 103 Tendency 105 Mild 106 Face of indicator 108 Part of a stove 111 Lower -113 Seizes 115 Licit 116 Leather 117 Seed coat 118 Roofing material 119 Hastened 120 Pack 122 A con tinent 123 Jargon 124 Corner 127 Moun tain in Asia Minor 128 Food Ash of New Zealand 10, Soc. 1 Guernseys "-?- iisr,-V'- rr lit in t lr f ,.- " 1 jV--w i IFloyd Walberg, judge, left, said it was a fine group of cattle displayed at the annual Willamette Valley Guernsey Show held Saturday at the Oregon State Fairgrounds. He is pictured here with Vernon Boeckman, Wilsonville, and his grand champion cow of the show. (Statesman Farm Photo) 4-.. ---TV i - -- iuSV-v 53 yJt Delbert Erb, Jefferson, - shown ; here with the Future Farmer I Grand Champion animal at the ! annual Willamette V a 1 1 e y i Guernsey Show, took all top! placings in the Future Farmer i division. (Statesman Farm, Photo) Pope Pius XII Canonizes 5 Catholics VATICAN CITY UFt Pope Pius XII canonized five members of the Roman Catholic Church Saturday. J They ranged in age from Dom-1 enico Savio, fervently religious ' Italian boy who died in 1857 when he was 15, to Giuseppe Pignatelli, Spanish-born member of an Italian family who was 72 when he died in 1811 after long devotion to religious activities. j Saturday, under a hot sun in St. ; Peter's Square, an estimated 200,- 000 pilgrims, tourists and Romans heard the Pope elevate to saint hood: Savio, young member of St. Gio vanni Bosco's salesian organiza tion; Pierre Louis Maria Chanel, Mar ist father who was born at Cuet, near Lyon, France, on July 12, 1803, and killed while engaged in missionary work on the island of Futna, April 28. 1841; Maria Crocifissa di Rosa, found er of the religious order of the Handmaidens of Charity, born at Brescia, Italy Nov. 6, 1813, died Dec. 15, 1855; Pignatelli, member of the Society of Jesus and the first organizer of the restored society in Italy; Gaspare del Buffalo, founder of the Missionary Society of The Most Previous Blood, born in Rome Jan. 6, 1786, exiled from the city when he refused to swear allegiance to Napoleon, died in Rome Dec. 27, 1837. Leston W. Howell t'-rni'-'fl'lf'Tl'il-TTOM V Ml i i, THERE MUST BE A REASON WHY ... More and more people year after year call Howell-Edwards. HOWELL-EDWARDS FUNERAL HOME 545 N. Capitol Street ACROSS FROM SEARS Phone 3-3672 Draw Praise From Judge ifeWr! wfT-T. -- faa - 1 . . I Hood View Delight Wins Guernsey Grand Championship By LILLIE L. MADSEN Farm Editor, The Statesman Hood View Delight, a rather small but very typey aged cow, took the grand championship in the annual Willamette Valley Guernsey Show which brought out 93 entries Saturday at the State Fairgrounds. She had won the reserve champion for her owner, Vernon Boeckmen of Wilsonville, at the Oregon State Fair in 1950 and the same placing at the Pacific In- ter national both in 1950 and 1951. The junior champion cow was Daybreak B. Rose Petal, shown by L. W. Erb of Jefferson. Price's Grand Boy, showed by Wilmer Lyon and Don and Rob ert Price of Junction City, was the senior and grand champion bull with Donna Marie Alexan der, exhibited by Mrs. R. W. Lyons of Junction City, the jun ior ehampion. Like father, like son, Delbert JSrb, son of L. V. Erb, said as he showed Daybreak D. Dolores for the grand championship in the Future Farmer Division. Tigard Exhibitor Top place winner in fhe 4-H club division was Pen Acre Spar kle, exhibited by Larry Penrose of Tigard. Floyd Walberg of Corvallis placed the animals, with T. R. Hobart, Salem, Orville Brown. Woodburn, and Frank Poepping, Mt. Angel, arranging the events. Elmer Meadows, Portland, Guernsey fieldman, was present to assist Top placings in the open class were: Bulls, senior calves, Mrs. Lyon; yearling. L. L. Lombard, R. J. Hobson and Orville Brown; two years old and over, Lyon and Price of Junction City. Females, calf, G. W. Bond & Son of Junction City; senior heifers, Bond; junior yearling, L. W. Erb, Jefferson: senior year ling, Edwin C. Riddle, Sher wood; two year old, unfreshen ed, L. W. Erb; two year old freshened, Larry Penrose, Tig ard; three year olds. Bond; four year olds, Buford Brown: five years or over, Vernon E. Boeck man. Get of Sire Groups, Get of sire, G. W. Bond on get of Price's Grand Boy. Produce of dam. Bond on produce of Valley View Vira. Three females bred by exhibi tor, Ralph Crawford, Tigard. Future Farmers, all top places won by Delbert Erb of Jeffer so who was also top FFA show man. Four-H Club division: Junior heifer calf, Calvin Hutchins, Tigard; senior heifer, Wendell L. Mann, Silverton; junior year ling. Gary Verbeck, Silverton; senior yearling, Ralph Craw ford, Tigard; cows over two, Larry Penrose, Tigard. Four-H junior showman, Linda Erb, Jefferson; senior showman, Larry Penrose, Tigard. How Christian Scienci Heals "Your Real Inheritance" UIM (1390 kc.) Sunday, June 13, 5:30 P. M. Donald Waggoner " ',...'., i'u2 'tlZIL"w "" 1 jaH6" " ' aaum a rTT T rill 111 M . ' -- -- r",uvt-?zr .,..W . - i .. I-" ii i a r i i iianii in mi - eaaaa aaaaa-aafcaiaaaasa"!" f Preparations For Girls State Besin Todav Preliminary activities for Girls State, American Legion Auxil iary sponsored program, will get under way here today in prepa ration for a week-long session. Adult counselors and govern ment leaders will participate in a training session this afternoon directed by Mrs. Claude Roland of Portland. A total of 218 girls are ex pected to be on hand for regis tration Monday at 1:30 p.m. at Lausanne Hall on the Willam ette University campus, where the program will be held this week. It will end Saturday. New this year to the Girls State program, according to pub licity director Mrs. Karl Wagner of Eugene, is the appointment of six junior girl counselors, who were Girl Staters last year. Similar to the Boys State, also sponsored by the American Le gion, which just completed a week-long session here Saturday, Girls State delegates set up myth ical city, county and state gov ernment."., complete with elec tions and legislative sessions. Other directors of the program are Mrs. W. B. Small, Hood River, Mrs. Guy Wilcox, Grants Pass, Mrs. Wayne Ellis, Gari baldi, Mrs. Wayne Pond, Corval lis, Mrs. Don Acton, Astoria, Mrs. Chester Sauvain, Portland, and Mrs. Vernon Reynolds, Prairie City. Victory Chapel Overcomers Services Sunday Eve. 8:30 All Young People Invited We Are Overcomers For Christ FULL GOSPEL 1232 N. Com'l St Salem YOUR O TELEVISION Col ! number k)Jow for prompt, coonMCl itfwtl PHONE -3 9191. Soars Roobuck & Co. Charles Edwards fx I Statesman, Salem. Or., Sun., U,N. Council To Discuss Indochina War UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. JP. Diplomatic sources said Saturday night the U. N. Security Council probably will meet some time next week to talk about the Indochina War. They said the date would depend on "general consultations" Monday among members of the 11-nation council. These would take into ac count developments in the Geneva conference on Indochina and in the government crisis in Paris. The specific issue before the council is Thailand's request for a border peace patrol to keep the war from spreading. TV-Radio Log J KPTV Sunday UifhUibU: 2:M pjn Audience will select the winner. Bride of Week. an 40 p.m. Romantic rtory of Jenny Lind. Hall of Fame. lt:30 p.m. "Chinese stick, starring Ian -Mac Donald and Frank F on, Cheer TV Theatfr. KOIN-TV Sunday HlghUchU: - 2:0 p. m Week s significant news development. Eric Sevareid. 7:00 p.m. "The -.se of Gengh. Khan." You Are There. -"" t:09 p.m The grand finale of a world-wide Army talent contet. Shar ing the spotlight will be pianist Victor Borge j. 1:34 p m. 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KOAC 55 ke S:0 p m Sim On: 2 : University of Oregon Commence ment; 4:30 Sign Off. Jus. 13, 1954 (Soc 1) 9 Car Rolls Over, Driver Escapes Serious Injury A Portland driver escaped sefi ous injury Saturday night when his car went out of control and rolled over about a mile south of Aurora on Highway 99E, state po lice reported. He was identified as Embert E. Ameele who was southbound sa a 1952 model car. He sustained a minor laceration oo the foretorvd. police said. NOMINATION MADE WASHINGTON UP PrestrteH Eisenhower has sent to the Semite the nomination o fEldon L.ee as postmaster at Voncalla, Ore. Mexico has a coastline mfr than that of the United SUt- 030 66:45. to 1&9 ajn. Musir Inv. eamfBat Rainbow Sun. Church Hom Back to God I Light Cone. tac turo2! i wa aai i nouee juuo i ! Howard Smith: (Rainbow Sun. ' I Light St Lue Koffee Kiuaw SL Francje-Hx. Rainbow Light it Lutheran Hear I Songs Rer-' t Koffee KlaS; I Invit Mus i Rainbow g-- I Pilgrimage - rrue Detective t rrue . 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