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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.
Premier Sunday Cross-Word Puzzle
542
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hunting
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finch
family
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note
(music)
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metal
mass
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beehive
state
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64 Lamprey
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sound
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term
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law and
order
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name 80 Wlth
drawer 82 Jaylike
bird
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sion to
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covers
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asphalt
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mountain
lake
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Italy
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mineral
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land
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back
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mint
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disease
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for
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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.
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92 Wooden
peg
94 Device in
sawmill
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drawing
room
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101 Weight
of India
102 Visitor
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ing in
plant
ovules
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city
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of
Scottish
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flowing
to
Danube
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tune
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color
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twine 9 Gum
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garment
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of
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fulness 16 Par
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cludes 25 Glacial
snow
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again
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palm
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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
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treason
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tiles
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net
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for
squaring
log
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western
North
America
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bird
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crossing
sail
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hostile
to
Crusaders
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seal
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fruit
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hare
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shad
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antelope
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with 81 Color
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growth
in
oyster
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of
wines
2 One ex
cessively fond
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(Z00L)
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silver 103 Tendency
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of
indicator
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of a
stove
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coat
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material
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Asia
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Guernseys
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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)
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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
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HOWELL-EDWARDS FUNERAL HOME
545 N. Capitol Street ACROSS FROM SEARS Phone 3-3672
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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.
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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
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Charles Edwards
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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. "Barnyard Follies." stars June Storey and Jed Prouty, Coan
edy Theater
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tfa programs are changed without notification, tali arwrpaper canet
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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.
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