8-(Sec. II) Statesman, Safem, Ore., Thurs., Dec. 29J55
Two Dozen Bridges
Lost to Floodwatcrs
Iii Lane County Area
Custody Hearing
Set on Child of
Marjorie Smith
f SAtf J6SE. Calif. - A
hearing on Mrs. Ellen HiRhtower's Leidpr DiiS Pen " Sw
effort to retain Susan Smith has! JUk U
Malaya's Communist Chief Leaves Jungle Judge Denies
To 'Seek Place in the Sun1 for Followers Plea to Hear
By OLEN CLEMENTS -
BALING, Malaya m Malayan
been set ever to Jan. 13. It had
been aet for Tuesday,
the British, came out of the jungle
1W years of the Malayan war ' tfc. 9 . men when he .'was brought to '. I i lf ll Jl 1TI 1 Jl m
th Mien ftf I ha tun.l far Wvrfiuia. -
has taken 10.000 lives.
The answer was no.
lie asked for freedom of politi-.
cal movement for the Commun-
Wednesday, spilling, defeated and tsts.
The answer, was no,
The J6-yeaf old Red leader and
Susan is the daughter of Kermit Wftrn
! Smith, who was killed n a carl j,e asked for tobacco. underwear
.oomDimf n .roraana iasi prn,mi , )ace , im hiB ade, c-me the ,nvi.
j ana -wiarjone .-imim. wno was .... .- : ... mlj..is.i, .v
By THE ASSOCIATED PBESS pent Red Cross chapter manager, found Innocent of any part in the the UBderwear and tobacco. 'ed to explain the terms of the am
Trom Eugene Wednesday came ' ' m h ... K..J He smiled and waved to ft,e nest, he proposed last September
m MnnH Ihol 1 AM I MInlv Injl uciciwc uiimui . urn Mil rii - '
shout two dozen bridges to flood
waters last week while others were
damaged. Miller Eorenson
bridge department supcrintende.it
to survey flood damage to sewers,
water systems and bridges,
Ac-J Mrs.
naa wn .. , . . ,, . ...k. v.- ..... -k.... t. ...! vt.
rhurffMt th rhild mm taken hv un neae, Malays ana inaians wno;-"1" m v...
cnargea, me cnua was WKen Dy( ' .. lava's firt nnnulartv e erted mu.
wailiiru nun ff lie mini I if jicj vn - .
Cook Formally !
Charged in Try
To Bomb Building
PARIS m Daniel Havai. the
pastry. cook who mixed up bombs .
Ill)(lltuwci , .1111111 a ninill. t, , ar.mit
-L I Mmlin ti .! nv P.-. ! When Mrs. Smith was acouitted. 01 a ponce car on amving nrre nn ;
counry - . . . ... ...L.J the hnrder nf Ma ava and Tha and
a sum me survey as a oasis for.sn annea iot ner oaugnicr,, dui . . . -..-...-.....
Abdul Rahman said he
was not offering to negotiate a
the edge of the Jungle for Wednes
day s meeting. ; i tfnvm us nut Jnrtee t.A.
He rode and strode like ' vie-; j Ktih ied a defense 'on the side, was formally charged
tor. But he was not that when he motkm "Wednesday that he hear Wednesday with trying to destroy,
got to the 'English school where the forthcoming murder trial of a public edifice the famed Bay
Abdul Rahman. David Marshall. John Gilbert Graham, a-year-old I silica of Sacre Coeur. .i
chief rnlnster of the British Col- accused plane saboteur. I But whether Havas will ever
T.Ti;.K.,rM?r The result is that Judge Joseph Answer the charge was doubtful,
rhinel fared iiL H r'M- McDonald will preside at the, The judge said he would name .
Si feLiSj1' i 'ch date has been1 panel of psychiatrists Thursday to
the first two meetings. . examine him.
Pnder a Denver court oractict: Havas. who said he wanted to
i which requires the annual rotation demonstrate against explosions of
' mi fciiW IuIivmii rivil aiui rrm. ' nuclear weaDons. is accused of DUt-
yoa must have a wreck here," it 'inal divisions, Judge McDonald ting time bomb near One of
FIRST AID HOUSE
GREENVILLE, S. C.
(1 If
. i s II-. uiLiA..a u.:.o.i
iH rr.. firt will hridffM ,'"n8 ,pncr' emergency resiO-,. "' r.ii.
serving areas for which there are!"'" . k
Bo alternate routes,
Meanwhile Robert Jackson, Ei-
Grange Heads
!i
mim Aoaui mnmin. cnici minis-1
r- : .u. -w :i tor of Malaya. Chin ran into a surrender,
V'Ui iiwur, iiic i;iirriiiii:ai wiuriv
rnniniuH I used for treatment nf art hriti Stone Wall.
But when he was sent to talk to P" settlement only offer-; voM ood Utt to : will replace Judge Keating on the Sacre Coeur"s altars. The bomb
ing amnesty to Communists who
was discovered Christmas Day be
1 a
....... i4 .... sk. cl j 1 criminal Dencn Jan. 11.
' T . 1. a""WUOQ court. aooointed attorney ' for "a ticM t0
Court a partmenU Five d(ctortL?m ,pm?a,f!ln'
urinun, acvuam ui muruninx iii' -
Support Soil
Bank Pro
posal
administrator of the federal Small
Business Administration, said
Lane County businesses are eligi
ble for emergency loans for repair
damages. His agency may set up
a hugene office.
Plans for aid to flood sufferers
I were being . completed . by . relief
..PORTLAND Grange mas- agencies, including the Salvation
ters of four western states Wednes-' Army, the Red Cross" and ' the
day announced tentative support ot Seventh-Day Adventist Church
ine sou pans pian, expected w tei some 115 trained workers were
proposed by the administration at gent by the Red Cross into flood
the next congressional session. I areas. An early estimate by the
The plan is intended to remove agency listed 1,430 Oregon families
have been asked for help in re-; has been found in rare, Mexican
building a broken dike at Willam
ette City.
Eirergeary Loans
Robert F. Buck. Seattle, regional
fTiirr uuinrierf almost the neonle
" . . ... ' . ' :n , .viauaiiii vi.uBru wi iiiuiiKniitg
He asked for recognition of the , who heard mm saio-tiKe a man "' '' mother. Mrs. Daisic E. Kina. 54.1
yams by field workers of the Communist rarty in Malaya. It "w. ,..,K . ... n tu. wimcni j u the Bombing 01 a unitea Air, sealing snomu omunw on ina
United States Department of Agri-'was the request of a man who had His ragged army of Communists , house. At almost aay hour a doc- Lines plane in which 44 persons bench in the case because he has
culture. , been in the jungle for seven of the 1 could give him a guard of only tor is readily available. Jwere killed Nov. 1, argued that heard all preliminary motions.
surplus farm lands from produc
tion with payments going to farm
ers who take part hi the progrim.
Henry Christensen. Colorado
Grange master, said he and the
and 157 business firms as having
sunereo 1100a damage.
I Misaiag
The death toll from the Oregon
floods and storms continued to
grange masters of Oregon, wash-, stand at 12. Three more persons
ington and Idaho feel they "can jwere missing and believed
go along with -the proposed soil drowned.
bank plan as a last resort pro-1 The deaths included five mem
tided more land is not brought in , bers of one family killed in., a
through reclamation and irrigation' slide, two persons killed by driving
to replace the noil bank acres." , cars into storm dchris, one killed
PhrislonviL amikesman for I he hv a fallins t ran finH n,ir ilnunuJ
group.tfsaid specific endorsement Heavy kiss of livestock was
cduld not be given because not feared. More than 150 head were
enough details are known of the known to have drowned in the Co
administration's proposals. . jquille area. That is . where the
He added that Colorado grange latest major floods occurred, over
members are opposed to flexible! the Christmas holidays. Many
price supports "because they flex
farm prices down to 75 per cent
of parity while prices of the things
we buy have gone op to 130 per
cent of parity.
The grange leaders also decided
to oppose a proposed rail rate re-
roads In the area still were blocked
Wednesday by. high water and
slides, but communications were
being restored.
Marc Sarveys a . v
Civil defense workers made fur
ther surveys in the Bandon. Pow-
duction dh westbound shipments of ers. Allegany and Prosper areas,
dressed meats from the Midwest, j using amphibious Navy craft to
The reduction of 50 cents a hun-; get into flooded sections. ,
dredweight war to have gone4nto Powers; logging -community
elifect Nov. 15. but was postponed on the south fork, was partly
six months sfter jwestero meat in- j stranded by road washouts. But
toresta protested. A hearing on it
Is scheduled by the Interstate
Commerce Commission at Salt
Lake CKy. Jan. l
Solon Asks
Probe of Oil,
Gas Leases
WASHINGTON - Sen. Neu-berter-
(D-Ore) Wednesday pro
posed congressional inquiry into
a recent Department f the Inter
ior order opening wildlife refuges . n , '
oil and gas lease. . ! 111117115 lift if (lit
Tie said the Investigstion could MfUiJ,g9 LfUUUlV
be conducted simultaneous with i . T) f f
January .hearings ssf the Senate In- Alter ' IXOUOerX
terior Committee into the nomine- J,
LOS ANGELES UlClk ' quick
acting vice-president foiled a
Vl- .'.'..J ..iA v. h.. downtown bank robbery Wednea
ad,' fJ by tackling, gunm.n.
The robber had taken $500
from teller Agnes Richie and
started out the door of a Calif or-
I ma Branch bank when Joseph
crews restored electric service
after a three-hour blackout.
Eight women and 11 rhikiree
were isolated in the Standley log
ging camp near the Coos-Josephine
county line, reported C.- Eugene
Fields, deputy civil defense direc
tor for Coos County. None was in
danger but slides over a five-mile
stretch kept them from 'making
their way to nearby towns.
A slide on the northeast edge' of
Coos Bay tilted and damaged a
dozea homes.
Bank Official
two of Wesley A. d'Ewart of Mon
tana as assistant secretary of the
interior.
"Tbe
beard the first, lease under the new
order has bees issued to Frank
fort Oil Co., aubsidiary of Sea
gram Whiskey Distillery. He said
K covers aooui k.ww acre on m,u1,.ri, , j, Vi. j
Laccaasine NatiomU Wildlife Ref-
uge In Louisiana. . . He held 1he robber until bank
He ;said he understood that onlyIU,rd M h mnM)n Kiud the
rarely have oil and gas operations , ,,., automatie pistol,
been tolerated on Refuges owned The gunm identified himself
outright by the. Fish and WUdlife Robert Normin 32. a trans
Service, adding: ient Booked oa suspicion of rob-
But U wholesale operstwns are bery, be said he came here from
aiiowea. 1 tear lor me iuiure.wiL Vegas "broke from gambling
these great sanctuaries where our
wild ' creatures and birds have
formerly been safeguarded."
.In his proposal for a congres
sional inquiry on the department
order, Neuberger described Secre
tary of the Interior McKay, a
former Oregon governor, as 'set
ting back the conservation move
ment half a century." Neuberger
said the administration "has shown
Itself indifferent to wildlife con
servation and protection."
Folsom Calls
vii Air vruara
Trips to Game
snd looking tor a stake.'
Tell those people in the bank
not to fool .sfound with a guy
with a gun,! Norman advised
police. The next time they
might get hurt The next guy
won't be cbickes like me." -
Foreclosure Suit
Filed on Hotel
PORTLAND ( Clinton R.
Perkins, Seattle, Wednesday filed"
suit in federal district court here
to foreclose a $150,000 mortgage
oa the Pilot Butte Inn at Bend. .
Names as defendants were Jack'
and Anna Corbett. Bend: Frank '.
and Lucille Corbett. Sacramento: i
Harold and Carol Corbett, Hermosa ,
B...I, . n 1 r
MONTGOMERY. Als. I Gov. . rw T" VL ,
James E. Folsom says he has ; "" " M lt VJS.
Called off his threatened "aerial, government, which has tax liens,
inspection" of airport facilities at against the hotel. . - '
Jacksonville, Fla.. oa Cator Bowli , P,rViB. Mij th. rrK.i f.miw
day Saturday when Auburn plays
Vanderbilt.
bought the Fry Hotel in Seattle
f ITUL 1 UIS. I 1
- But. Wednesday.be told report--'Iran him for 1925,000 and that as
ers "I reserve the right to inspect part of the . agreement, he; was
them at any time' -; ,.; 'give a mortgage on the Bend ho-
.Fo'som. repMnl! tA rnticism of ... . . ... ., . . . .. .
his u- of aatiomKl guard planes w for txtrciM u def-ulted
far football trips, said several,0" their contract. -x -
wee!t ago be planned to order an
"aerial inspection" of runways and
other facilities at Jacksonville an
the day of the Gator Bowl game.
His comment cam after national
guard' au'horlties in Washington
had started looking into the gov
ernor's use of a military plane to
vi.if Itmictnfl Trx tar tha Ala.
bama-Rice game. '
Stolen tar Ued by '
Parolee for neport"
.', r . V".
SEATTLE Earl f. Sunde,
1. admitted to police . Tuesday
that the car he has been driving
since October, wss stolen.
He needed the car, he said.' to
drive the 20 miles from his home
t Monroe' to make periodic re
ports to the staU prison parole
Ukcr in Seattle. , ,
This Is the Official;
Pensbr Remedy Store
ft Marlon County. Yeo will
find these) preparations sf
highest quality and outran,
teesl t exsctly for what
they art sold snd re pro tent
ed to b. v
( Schoeferisj
Open 0a9y 7.30 A.M.4 PM.
Drua Store
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