The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, November 13, 1955, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text2-($ec I) Statesman, Salemj Ore., Sun., Nov. 13, '55 Agree on Big Three Mid-East War Policy GENEVA 1 The United States and Britain Saturday won French '.agreement for swift and vigorous .. Western : action against any state that starts aHew war in the Middle East Informed sources said France ac cepted American and British pro posals for putting teeth into the Seaman Shpt While Making Escape Try , SEATTLE W Thirteenth Naval District headquarters reported the shooting Saturday of a brig pris oner while he was attempting to dash from the breakfast line. -The wounded man was identi fied as Russell G. Rickman, 18, a seaman from San Pedro, Calif. He was reported in critical condition after being hit in. both arms" and a lung.-. v, . , The Navy information uince said he has been held in the brig awaiting trial on charges of being absent beyond his leave time and failure to obey orders. ' The Navy spokesman said the Marine guard who did the shoot ing . was James R. Oglesby of . Rosebprg, Ore. 1 i J three countries' 1950 pledge i to guard the peace of the Middle East. The proposals envisage the pos sible imposition of diplomatic, eco nomic and certain military sanc tions, backed if necessary by ir and naval blockading, action, against an aggressor. Secretary of State John Foster Dulles and Foreign Secretary Ha rold MacMillan, after a 90-minute meeting with Roland de Margerie of France, were said also to have agreed to coordinate their policies more closely in Mideastern affairs. Each has the common aim of ousting Kremlin influence from the area. De Margerie sat in the ab sence of Foreign Minister Antoine Pinay, who was in Paris for a vital Assembly session. . The move to coordinate Western policies came as the tempo of the East-West arms race in the middle east seemed to heighten. -At The Theaters I ' Today i .. XLUXOSB GIRT. IN THE RET) VELVET SWING" with Ray Milland and Joan Collin "KISS OF DEATH, with Victor Mature and Richard Widmark CAPITOL "LADY GODrVA" with Maureen CVHara "THE NAKED DAWN" with Ar thur Kennedy and Bella St. John GRAND "SUMMERTIME" with Kathar ine Hepburn and Rossano Brazzi -THE MALTA STORY" with Alee Guinnesa . KOBTH SALEM DRIVE IN -THE McCONNELL STORY with Alan- Ladd and una. Ally aon "YELLOW SKY" with Gregory Peck and Anne Baxter . i . HOLLYWOOD "THE PRIVATE WAR OF MA JOR BENSON" with Charlton Heston ' "' "ONE DESIRE" with Anne Bax ter and Rock Hudson Storm Sween Rcfckies Area Plane Limps j Back to Coast 'TRAVIS AIR FORCE BASE, "alif. (AP) A military trans port plane carrying 66 passengers and crewmen returned safely here Saturday after two en sines failed 250 miles at sea on a flight to Honolulu. i The f our-engined C97 strato freighter was escorted in to its Travis landing by two air rescue center planes. Two coast guard patrol boats and a Navy ship also were alerted in case Capt H. J. Gahn, the pilot, had been forced to ditch. The Military Air Transport Service plane carried nine crew men and 57 passengers. Most were Air Force dependents bound for Hickam Air Force Base, Hawaii. Fire Knocks Out Eugene Boiler Plant Fatal Shooting DENVER un Anear blizzard snowsibrm swept over sections of Montana, Wyoming andNorthern Colorado Saturday. ' One'Tnan was reported missinsr. Two joining Montana mothers, tost ovemitht in subzero temperatures, a I tr 1 . 1 i WEfe f u Ji ill oiive lt acaiuiciA uii ' v v . snow-Banketed Cabinet Mountain, niif-l-i A Html-a 20 miSs south of Libby. Mont. I 1 UU 111 ixUIllllO Ear Dansizen, 4a, was reported rnissii in snow-covered Moun-! tain County in Wyoming. Cut jBank,' Mont., was the cold est snot in the United States Srt- lirrlav? hitfintf a low nf 59 rfpffrops t PTTflVVS IB lam f?9cnir1 below zero at 9 a.m. 14, admitted Saturday that he ac- Snowfalls up to 16 inches were cidentally shct - his 10-year-o 1 d reported. The Wyoming capital of brother, Jerry, while hunting 5ri Cheyeftne had a blanket of seven ; day. Coroner Fred Buell reported. ! inchesj Nearly a foot fell, in the! The younger boy died of a .22 Glacier National Park area and at caliber bullet wound in his temple f rasef Colo., resort where Pres.- j shortly after he arrived at a bos- dent Eisenhower has done consid- pital here. erable trout fishing. At first Larry said Jerry acci dentally shot himself while the two played at home with another brother, Tommy, 3, Buell said. Later their father, Ralph Gase rude, notified Buell that Larry had admitted firing the fatal shot acci dentally. " i EUGENE fl Fire knocked out the plant that provides heat for most of Eugene's downtown build ings Saturday, morning in snow and sub-freezing weather. Another source of heat was found quickly. The Eugene Fruit Growr ers cannery steam plant was con nected to the system. Firemen fought eight hours to control the blaze that broke out in the Central Heating Co. boiler plant at 1:25 a.m. Firemen kept the. flames from spreading, but icing conditions hampered their efforts at quick control. A large crowd gathered at the scene, despite the cold. A. C. Dixon, principal owner of the plant. estimated damage at $15,000. He said the plant would be out of operation some time. The cause of the fire was not de termined at once. Body Found In Car Trunk In Washington YAKIMA UR The father and sister of a Shatter, Calif., ' man were on their way to Yakima Sat urday night with the grim prospect of finding that he was the person who had been stabbed to death and stuffed in the trunk of his car here several days ago. The man believed to be the vir tim of the knife-slaying was Hollis Boone, 39. His description matched that of the knife victim and the car was registered to him. The automobile was towed to a garage, Friday night after being left near the fairgrounds for sever al dayj. Blood stains were noticed on the trunk Saturday and the body, clad only in a pair of G. I. trousers, was doubled up inside. An autopsy disclosed that a stab wound penetrated the man's heart and that he had been dead about three days. A brother-in-law of BooneWel don Tye, of Shatter, said Boone had called him early . this week from Yakima and requested mon ey to return home. Nothing further was heard of him. TURKEY FOR IKE WASHINGTON m Presi dent and ,Mr&. Eisenhower are going to get a 40 pound Virginia turkey for their Thanksgiving Day dinner. It will be a gift from the Poultry and Egg National Board and the National Turkey Federation. BUS BLISS ENDS ST. LOUIS (UP) Mr. and Mrs. Ray L. Woods, who char tered a Public Service Co. bus to get married in six years ago, have reached the end of the line. Mrs. Woods filed suit for divorce fol lowing a brief detour their sep aration this summer. ' CIGARETTE TAX ENDORSED PORTLAND UD The Oregon Education Assn. legislative com mittee Saturday endorsed the pro posed state cigarette tax measure which will appear on the Novem ber 1956 election ballot. Hunters Walk From Woods WOODLAND, Wash. UU Two hunters who failed to return from a trip into the upper Lewis River country and for whom a search had been started walked out un harmed late Saturday. . ' They were Larry Knight, 25, and his brother Jimmy, 17. They joined another party " of hunters after spending the night in the woods. Voodburn Drive-In , ENDS SUNDAY "CAINE MUTINY Humphrey Bogart, Jose' Ferrer plus "ON THI WATER FRONT Marlon Brando (1955 Academy Award Picture) Foul Weather Snarls Radios BISBEE, Ariz. (AP) Atmos pheric conditions got fouled up ona 3,C0O-mile scale Saturday and had police radio operators in Arizona and East Coast, cities talking or each other, Deputyr Sheriff Carl Egts, a ra dio operator here, said . he began picking up calls from, police dis patchers in New York and Penn sylvania about 1 p.m, Before the three-hour freak condition Was broken, he said, even a Nova Sco tia police radio got in the act. Egts blamed the transcontinen tal nyxup on a radio wave effect produced by a cold front moving into the Southwest. BIRD GROUP TO MEET NEW YORK Wl The National Audubon Society's 51st annual con vention opens Sunday. Discussion of "a new plan for furthering na ture education in a community" will be featured. " i Skateland i Skatt Dance of the Month Contest Tonite 650 7th St., West Salem mm SOt Phone 44713 20 STARTS TODAY CONT. 1:45 "The Private War of Major Benson" Charlton Heston -Julie Adams , "ONE DESIRE" Anne Baxter Rock Hudson t . . Julie, Adams Two Technicolor Hits! ! ! I Gates Open 6:45 Show at 7 NOW! ALLAN LADD JUNE ALLYSON " "THE McCONNELL j STORY In Ctnmcop anal Celer . Ako . Gregory Peck . , '?. Anne Baxter "YELLOW SKY" Open Thwr. W. Sat. Sun. HELD OVER! Our new policy of bringing the best in foreign films is a thumping success and we're pleased as punch at the recep tion you've accorded it. This top entry we're playing now closes Tuesday, so don t let it get away from you! Incidentally, if yoird like to be placed on our mailing list, drop us a card and well see that you get advance notice of the special films. R Happens to . t it Happens in V Venice! txplcL L KATHARINE HEPBURN BOSS&NO BKAZZI u ummertime Plus A Heroic Role For Alec Guinness QBE OH Wednesday HUMPHREY BOGART FREDRIC MARCH WlUJAMJALERS THE DESPERATE HOURS , ArttHir Kennedy Martha Scott Dewey Martin ' G'Q Young Mary Murphy Plus: Excitement Packed Story of Early America! . -HI KIDS!- No school Monday, so we've arranged for a special Kar toonascope just for youl tcM&sE I V On. Tim. mSMML 'A 12:30 ks&J XLf E-T4 Ufl Zl 12:30 JACKBEIiflY'efr'" a! 3:30 P.M. Sun., Nov. 13th Hwarar, entertaSnmeat, singing, dancing, with MINI DUNNI, IOI CROSBY, CATHY CKOSBY, THI MODEBNAIRES, MARGI end OOWIR CHAMPION, LIBIRACE and brother OlORGi, ORESTI KIRKOP, the singing sensa tion, ART LINKLETTER, and DON WILSON ' announcing. A benefit far the Natieaal Assaciatiea for Retarded Childrea. . 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