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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1956)
-(FfC. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore, Titos., Feb. 21, ofi' Aircraft Firm Jell-Seasoned Concert Strikers Flare Aired by Boston Popsjlnto Violence By STANTEY BITLER A MM. Trot, of Marie, W'llUmrtU V. I success. His choice of program is 1 FARMIXGDAI.E, N. Y Unknown Slayers on Ship Spur Suspense LOS ANGELES Suspense j live says, are unknown slayers of mminted Monday ninht as prepara- a Polynesian woman. Hons went ahead in this foe-1 The Waitemala is taking on 12 chrnitHnH Knrhr fnr TnncHav' sail. navpnrpn rfpsnili. ih spnrrh fnr East Europe Red Troops Roll Industry LONDON CP In Communist Torpedo Willi Yen to Travel Worries Navy KEYPORT, Wash. If A prac tice torpedo with an urge to travel Save Navy officials more than their quota of gray hairs Monday. The practice torpedo, in theory, Ex-Official Asserts Neff s Offer Rejected WASHINGTON UH A just-re- skillful. Witness the contrast be- Surging, shouting, fist-swinging jng of the New Zealand freighter the slayers among the crew of 35. East Europe troops were Dut to is supposed to streak for the tar-: ;h it attorney testified Mon. tuix.n th hriiht anH nriiht!v . .. .. . i. .1 j - j-. t 1 i r-. t i 1 .... . .r . ' . ,i it i : slllcu - " . ir- Artmtr rieder and the Boston . . T " . c .1 '. V ' pickets charged non-strikers- cars "". "ora wmm una-- nrw -alrtIu immm .vonoay to Keep industries k. "--r uuanu iu m nn. . lawver John M Pop. Tour Orchestra, with Ruth "bcTyot ., wr' Mondiy night in a renewaUf fight-i James B. Finlay. who hopes to un- roiling during the Continent'! big- until it s picked up. Thafs what J. V ? , . la!" , , KlXivnska. as niano soloist gave tur' and ,he UuRhan Williams , w"ay n'CM m renewal w iignt mssk the kmer .f wailjng rf freezeup of ,he Cfntury 8 the book savs: Neff tried to hire him to lobby well-seasoned concert last eve- Jir Fansia on Greensleeves. ing at the struck Republic Aviation I. f SlVQ ports on WP o( the cr- Europe's cold wave, now in its! The torpedo fired at the Keyport for the natural gas bill and then Bing at North Salem High Audi- d"uW Pllt .,Lo"k rf-! Corp. , UOllO UU V 3 men. fourth week, has claimed 679 lives. practice range Monday decided to attcrnpted to give him $500 for hit A,t.t ,n.. Miarp ' couiani miss as a r . , . itn fnr mil The photos were Bent to the is- pHia n,irie a trn. w..ra keen richt on coins Goine it went ! . . . of all concerned vert in. ta "r vlb l outside the plant gates as night . - . ! rElJS shift noo-striker, H,ght to breach The audience seemed to Indicate " ' 0 r the picket hnes. null Jl ua iiiuiH-j - this group attraction of the cur rent Community Concert Associa tion season. Needless to say. Fiedler is a .Official Asks Probe of Basin Area SPOKANE ( United States Hands of Few To Take U.S. -Fiedler conducts with .efficencv.l Stones were hurled, fists swung. and the orchestra plays with a sure Tickets ' formed human walls response to its master. His man- against approaching cars. Some ner is suave and assured. , hurled themselves bodily onto the 1 louna me conauaor s acnow.- . Kefauver tD-Tenni criticised the sailors had beaten Mrs. Vakatini mines to help overcome shortages edement of ann ause curt. Af er Mnr than nirkpts were r- .L j . . ,.:!.. u . j ."! lu "vc'"'e 'aKes. " ' - 1 n inm n cm nn nnvpr nniic-irs t vn np rpctcipn inpir pi nni in Testifying through tears at times 1 1..J -t D 1 . ..I. ;..: V. .. . i .:... .. tL. 1. u J limuirii. im,iu in lUMi.imiko, iinc ,.nj. mu Drougni into trie Maiinvaros irooj ."K"' um ,ilu "iai.u '"' Vakatini heaten In death FW ! .. .l. 1 ,1 intn tho hull nf ciimtnc .1fiW 9R and her hodv thrown into a T-. 1... . - u 'Innrfino rratt hino ronairMt hv the former Lexington, IN CO., Olfl 1- - - piaiu violating purr new iitrdvy i ' i " - "j i . , D n ;j kgoon. i snowfalls hampered work. Radio 'James Colby of Gilbertson. al. Donald R Ross, said Neff InsDector Fin av flew from Auck-' p. ,,,x. ...a j:; i The lanriinff craft suffered evtrn. rnaae mese oenures ana ne - 1 at. u; fuiu mriuiLLa ncric uikliiie - . - land and joined the ship in Van- coal to keep up with Czechodo- sive damage. couver, B. C. after receiving re- vakia's industrial demands. Sun- FARIBALXT. Minn. ( Sen. ports from Rarotonga that two day "volunteer" shifts worked fie the second intermission he even rested by a handful of police w'h i putiirj inierruixea me KrecunK appiauM? were ail dui overwncimea in me rui In Britain. Sir Harrv McKesonr his stand on labor , take her 14-year-old daughter td a member of Parliament aooealed unions and reviewed to launch into the opening meas-; angry demonstration. It brought to f .. unnA.j ures of "Popsorama." However. ! more than 40 the number of pickets 11? JZjfil. as his 1 another village. he! UKReiS .i .. . i, t let , not forget hi, willingness to arrested in a day of wild strife'"' lll ' il . J ...r.. UIIIUIIUVFUIILI play encores. that flared anew after dark. Pawer, Accuracy , Miss Slenczynska's mechanical sureness show, to good advantage.' V7iaK in the Rachmaninoff Rhapsody on rCCCC W llll it t ri : pl. I ' 1 a inerne 01 t aganim. ane nas Dtstrict Attorney William B,B.tI W Cgf l)V 7Ym .... , . . m , 1 uvea vuiiunniM as iu auniitLj. said Monday he will ask a federal , But pinW brju,e nd Urjfpy i.nu , , uncoloured tone does not create Lstions of federal statute, in the Columbia Basis area. Bantz said he will ask Federal music that speaks "from the heart to the heart." It was a joy to hear the profi- Vote Margin ATHENS, Greece UP Election his four-day Minnesota tour. The senator is conducting a drive for votes in Minnesota's March presidential primary in which he opposes Adlai Stevenson. He will campaign in Minneapolis and St. Paul. "If this outfit stays in power PORTLAND un - Some of the much Ion per more and more of Kara gt m nana nmiKaA nf , - iiiviiiivi a vi ex hailn v v . 11 this country will belong to fewer i implication in a restroom. shooting .JjtalC (liar(l Au(IS and fewer people." he said in Aus- here last week now have been tin. Minn. He had been asked ; accuiie(j 0f taking a Portland youthi71Q Rpprnitc Implicated in Man's Kidnap for army help to clear the snow and ice which buried Kent over the weekend. The toll of deaths attributed to the cold wave: France 159, Turkey 72. Italv 88. Yugoslavia 70. RriLain 51 Denmark 35, Germany 34,1a iwo-Diuion-ooiiar military pumic Greece 30. Holland 38. Austria 22. works authorization bill including Spain 19, Portugal 17, Switzerland ! ncarly 80 million dollars for hous- 12, Belgium 13, Sweden 6, Poland "-mermen s lamiues 4 and Norway 9. rejected them after he arranged meetings between Neff and Ne braska's Republican Sens. Curti, 'and Hruska. Ross was the first witness as I 1 special senate commmee unex pectedly reopened and broadened an inquiry into a $2,500 campaign ; contribution offered by Neff to Sen. ICase iR-SD but rejected by tht WASHINGTON The Pentagon ' South Dakota senator. Monday urged Congress to approve j rbe lobbying question w as a fac tor in President Eisenhower', re- Funds to House Families Asked Judge Sam M. Driver assemble a j cient orchestra. The sound of ; returns Monday night kept Greece, I whether he thought anything could jor a rjfie and leaving him tied Jury in Apnl. The case probably skilled winds and brass was par-! at least for the present, on the!0 one aooui me neus canyon ind jagged on a golf course, will be presented to the jury in Spokane within fix or eight weeks. be uid. The office of the United States District Attorney, The Federal Bureau of Investigation and other government agencies have been in vestigating the alleged violations since November, Bantz said. The alleged violations are contrary to the Columbia Basin Act of 1943 and other federal statutes. The Columbia Basin Act limits ownership of land in the project to one farm unit per family and contain, clause prohibiting specu lation. , Federal Clerk Stanley D. Taylor aid Monday that Judge Driver is in Alaska and 4, presently unavail able for comment. ticularly satisfying. 1 had most pleasure from the first oboist and clarinetist. The playing of a large orchestra i, a complex operation, and it is nath of rnnnoratinn with the West situation. The Hell', Canyon site Follower, of Premier Constan- 'n.ld,aho h" rn f tine Karamanlis were assured of,debale , 155 septs in the new 300-seat Par- ernmfnt dara thm or .uthon" (lament And thev mav wind un;Pr,v"le fwer mpBnir 10 uu.m Police said that Homer B. PORTLAND up The Oregon Thomas. 17. Los Angeles, had ad-irT, a' " . H principal defense against any at .u nt, 0i,y lna' ' intensive recruiunK cent veto of the gas bill. In the most recent development, 1 1 It II a IdlllllllO. 1 , c , . Franklin G. Floete told the House m'tte, u"an,mo"S y. recommen Armed Services Committee the Air lat setting "f of, ,sPf Force ,is on schedule in its pro-!al bipartisan committee to study to provide bases for a 137-wing lhe, T kk I if TT forc. . and lobbying. The Senate may act The Navy air base program and onTlhe Proposal Tuesday. the -Army's work with the Nike',"055: ' resigned hi. I guided missile, intended to be a.""8- mtor"ey la5t "iroay. --- 1 . - ! iidiiiiii. niiu uitj ssiaj v iiiu up 1 , . alway, interesting to view it in'wiln , more decisive edge overlthrre mallf,r dams- person. Figh Ladies Praise filer for Equal Rights By ABTHUK EDSON WASHINGTON OH - Monday was .Ladies' Day in the nation', capital , For this is the start of Susan B. Anthony Week, and the women are whooping it up for an equal right, amendment to the Constitu tion. . v t. Susan Browne!! Anthony, born 131 year, ago in Adam,, Maw.; was a real, tough fighter for wo men', right,. ,Said she had a, much right to vote a, any mere man. Tried it in the 1872 election. Fined (100. Highly indignant Nev er paid it. Kept right on slugging until her death la 1906. But reat heavens, ladies, don't women vote now? And. hasn't-a woman every right man has, and maybe even -a mile more? No, wy tie ladies, loudly, in sistently. . - .. -t r " -v And Rep. Katharine Price Col lier St. George tR-NY) told the House: "We who believe In the equality of the sexes before the law. . . will not have achieved out dream, or the dream of Suaaa B. Anthony, until we have equal right, under the Constitution." Guardsmen Staggered by Explosions ROSEBURG ( The armory here was damaged in a series of explosion, during a National Guard demonstration Sunday. The local unit of the guard was demonstrating a small caliber mortar to prospective volunteers. The first round of fire hit the armory roof and exploded, setting part of an Insulated board ceiling afire. The second round did not ex- their support behind the new gov plode but got stuck in the rafter,. ' ernment. Firemen were called and put out the roof fire, while they were doing that, other, pried lose the second mortar with a pike pole. It fell to the floor and exploded. One fireman was so startled that he feU off a ladder. The National Guard unit com mander uid both shots were mis fired. No one wat injured. an opposition that ranges from Communist -liners to Nationalists of j Y? TV the far right. The seven-party op-W YC USXltlUflCS position coalition called the Demo-! cratic Union appeared assured of17Jl, XJ-... 142 seats ramilyrlome The victory margin of Karaman-, -- . 1 - . Jrs iSln Dallas Area in the old Parliament, and it was achieved with a minority of the popular vote in Sunday's balloting. This threatened stability of the government which the winners will form. George Papandreou, one of three ex-premiers heading the op position, declared a new election will have to 'be held ' soon. But sources close to the Premier forecast that many center deputies who cast their lot with the opposi- ; tion for the election will swing Portland, in a holdup attempt a week ago in a public restroom in campaign on Feb. 19, National Guard Day, resulted in 719 men downtown Portland. Gary R. Phe- j 81gi?'"' .up lan, 19, Portland, was with Thomas at the time, police said. Guard officials said they ex pected that total enlistments for Ata of the nih id being members of the gang are! David R. Forrester, 17, Portland; Gary Wayne Mericle, Los Angeles; ! and Walter P. Cizek, Los Angeles. luinsu Nwi trrrtrt DALLAS, Ore. Fire caused dam age estimated at more than $6,000 when it broke out Monday after noon at the residence at the Har din Smith family in the Smithfield district about egiht miles north of here. Dave Moser, assistant fire chief at Dallas, said the fire was con fined to utility room, kitchen and attic, with most damage resulting from beat and smoke. Much of thej WASHINGTON - The House furniture in the one-story home , pawed and sent to the Senate Mon- BELOW DEALER COSTS SAN FRANCISCO Iff - Repre sentatives of both Ford and Chev- Pn1ir said that Thomas and.rolet motor companies testified Forrester had admitted also that here Monday that their cars have they kidnaped William L. Riley. been sold below dealer,' costs to 17. Portland. Saturday night in a, the State of California. robbery that netted only 91. Offi-! . cers said they stopped Riley', au tomobile Saturday night,, forced him to drive them around and dumped him off at a golf course bound and gagged. tack from the air. also are "de veloping in a satisfactory man ner," Floete Tsaid. He offered to go into details at a closed door session. CASCADE SWINGSTERS SQUARE DANCE CLUB At Aumsville Pavilion IVEHY WEDNESDAY Wapinitia Project Wins Solon Approval Peru Forces Aim at Rebels LIMA, Peru UH The govern ment said Monday night naval, air mnA artuxnA fnr Bra mntrintf in 199,845 West Germans put down an uprising of the army Volunteer for Army IftS1 the Am"on Rlver Clt BONN. Germany -Th De-!.?.6 "JM fens. Ministry announced Monday , ZZSJETZ 199.848 West Germans have vol- ::i ,Z.u fZT unteered for the new army. "b"if "LV? 1 But .till more an -wanted, a!?" Pftir ""l spokesman said, and a recruiting r Z' ' campaign i, being opened. The . Jn .k-T,. a.i..J , ii.f, ni... h.t inn.imore optimism about the outcome nnn .k. nninn in ih.nan ""X fovernment statement will have to be replaced Smith discovered the fire after returning to hi, home about S p.m. The blaze was fought by two trucks of the Southwest Rural Polk Fire Protection District and one each from Dallas and RickrealL No one was injured. day a bill to authorize $653,000 for the Juniper division of the Wapi nitia Reclamation Project in Ore gon, t The project would regulate the flow of Clear Creek and provide supplemental water for 2,101 Juniper Flat acres THERE IS ONE PLACE in town whtrt food prtpsrtd juft tt you do t horn. No tynthttic fltvon or Miflcil lubtitiM utd. Tht many complimcnti wt constantly git for our vtry'fint food it proof thtt peoplt do pprtci1 good homt cookid meali. If you have tattn at our plac you KNOW, If not you will ba plaaud that you found I plac whr food il good and price! reatonablt. HOME MADE PIES and ROLLS . 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