"Vr, I) $t.itr.uurt, Salrm, Ore, Sun,, Mar, 4. TG
Defiant Dixieland Bullies lo Hold
Back Rising Desegregation Tide
ftfltMINGlMM. Ala. r -Hi-re. May 17, WA. lo Ik-"mill, void nd In addition, the Mniiiii
In the arlf itylrd "lliart of Dixie,", c' nn i-riirl." ll.ii art up 11 1) lihtaiy fund
h( time ol racial crliu li now, J Annthrr Alabama Home rendu In ntiiie Umk on the race of
h the pnt three rnmithi uh- tlon axked for Ml Investigation to monkind The fliioi delude !
auilare racial tenmoni rrpratedly ! determine whether I he Nolionol liril liny nlmulil be bonlm mdicol
ImVe broken through (hr thin iTutAn. fur the Advancement of Col- lug t lit- while muni auprriority ov
tt "apparent peace . ored people l Conimunlht con-j er t lit Negro.
Alabama, of cotire, I not alone trolled. Virginia u another iliilr which
In battle again! any ahlft In the j The NAACi' ha been the guiding ha. prolenled the court de iMon In
SiHJlh'i racial pattern, hand behind the light agaimtl eg- a IruiMilive rro
The numt)er of strongly pro-icg-' relation throughout the South.' i hni declared It
rejatloa whit citlien counelli'hMi i The running fight maintain and of no elicit
grown from about 40 to more than' raclul barrier wn not confined to, In Dnmmna the state brought
M; in Alabama in the lnt eight j Alabama during the put week.
""It. I In Miwiwippl the utale 1-gisla-
The Alabama Leginlaturr ha , lure adopted an "interiKimiion"
firming before It a reolution to resolution protesting the m hool rul
aefk federal funds to transplant ing.
NKror from the atnte to place ' Amendment Aakrd '
oiflnide the region where they are. The MiiMii legislator alwi
railed on ( ongre to uli
atittitional amendment
atateg, declaring that
! alone have the right to regulate
I public W hool.
Theatre Time
Table
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Hoi.i t wood .
ninrr btrii'm is rue
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rcMnaiH's in the ror.":
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f Gales of Laughter' Greet
Convert Comedienne Here
"needed or wanted."
Defies High Cart
the Legislature already hat ap-
E roved a resolution declaring the
'.,6. Supreme Court decision of
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IN SALEM
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jUiijsiylcj
Gluhb Fired
t'V Tor Rcicctiii"
the atnte; J Q
'King's' Order'
rsolution. Georgia I T . 1
.o b. mm ,v o,d amcs Listed
Of Rescued
Ship's Crew
action lo dissolve the NAACI' un
: dcr an old anti Ku K lux Klan law
fly fiTAMI V lUTIIIt
Ami, prof, of Mulr,
VMIInmrlle I'nlvrnlly
Ann flurl, eonrert comedi
enne, gve a hllnrlou program
of amnrlng' versatility Saturday
night at North Salem High
School,
Thi wi the firit llrnrtlon
presented in Salem by William
M Duggan irul ll.irlry II lloppe.
The auoienre responded to Mm'
Rmsel'i humor, both direct and;
Indirect, wlh galei of unbuttoned
laughter. Such enthusiasm made
up for the regrettably imnll at
tendance. The program divided Into
five parti, In which the artiste
sang, pl.ivrd the piano and talk
ed. All these were accompanied
bit of . costume and accessory
prop wrre added to the art, Ai
effective an aid ai any wai an
invisible harp,
Song Style
llrKinning the evening m i
lesson on different itvlei of
ongi. After assurance th,t the
Metropolitan Opera Company
would mount a new Carmen next
lenson, Mis Russell give Ui a
preview. It wai the "lUbinera
Hoe Down " Thii mixture of an
exolir Spanish dance with a rural
American danre wai the opening
round of many similar incongrui
ties. Next there were take-offi on
virlou type of pianitti. The vir
tuoso pianist played with an over
head attack, the rolorles pianist
LOUIS FISH GROliO
WILL BE OPEN!
THURSDAY, MARCH G
Complete Dinners From $1.25
"We Saule liver) thing In Bolter"
3715 S. Commercial St.
Phone 2-7790
WE'RE BACKI
Open as Usual,,
tokfiswt ri4 ChitkM
Tutsdoy-March 6th
Chicken In A Box
tm i. tmmmmtui tt.
CHINESE
TEA GARDEN
. led (klnesi food
food Amorkii Food Too
Special rartlei, ljirge ar "
Small Call I Wil
for Informitioa
Chineae Food U Take Out
1C2' N. Commercial SL
Ope a S p.m. to t a.m.
Saturday 1 a.m.
i Picture on wirrpholo page!
.BEIRl'T, Ubanon v - .lor
dan' King Hussein fired 14. Gen.
, John Ragot Gludh for refusing to
reorganize hi Arab legion lo meet
a possible Israeli attack, his gov
ernment' radio said Saturday.,
The King-hailcn as a new hero; An"ele
of the Arab world-immodintr-ly northef Charlei L-b-l, 38. Mont
drew a pledge of nll-out aid from rf.at Cannda,
Syria. Fgypt and Saudi Arabia "in Brother Charlei Covaert, SO, Ar
event of agcression," a dispatch' )jn(;ton, Va.
from I)nWu reiwrted. j pfter Bre'nneisen, M, San Fran-
Tlie 20-year-old Monarch' un! cisco.
wa rising in the tense Middle East . Vernon Lenter, 45, West Vancouver,
by facial rontortioni pregnant j wit n metrical ai a grandfather
with meaning, and wide swinging 'c lock. Then the lady pianiit wai
gesturei fit to kill. When useful, 'represented in a wooning atrno-
. phere, flirting with her audience.
There followed i caricature of the
small orchestra pianiat filling in
(or mining instrument. These,
and other, were capped by the
pianiit attempting to play the
Morart Turkish Rondo, who
would have been fine "if he could
only ever finnh learning hit
piece." ,
Folk Songi
Folk aongi from all over, col
lected from "the' hone'i mouth,"
Strikes Feared
In Vital Plane,
Missile Plants
(Story on page one )
SEATTLE - American Mail
Line laid Saturday night the fol
lowing person were aboard the
SS Washington Mail, which sunk
in the North Pacific Saturday
night;
Passenger
Mis Ivy W, Wither, 4, Vancouv
. er, R C.
Mis Charlotte Rodger, 42, Rcav-
er uer K, we. j WASHINGTON UP - Government.
mr, jiiiin . nusuuriusi, J.', ' iaKnr nwr Is rxomsspfl fpn Sa - . ij ... .. u.w .. '
Angeles. Calif. ' ; " rdaV lhra, , raVh of Fa.st Coast ' "rQ In 11 . . y , 7
Mr. June Kokosronski. S.V Uv- Sn an't ke' S'.Seaa ,h' T'! '? 'tt..ner well dc
. '. , :,; '. . iieri-a rrsi. i
,io ey plane ana guinea missue .,
factories, acros the nation.' I jnterm.si.on M.si Ruv
I Labor union contract with vir-,,f" donned featheri for a hat to
jtually all major aircraft and mil- P1-?" " Trendent of the Worn-,
ule producer, from coast to coast t;d.ert'"n .r the Propagi-
k,.- .ilhF .r,ir.H , .r. rnnnina 1 t"n Of ClOOd MUSIC. "Whose mem-
out in a matter of day or ceki." expected neither reward nor
These are the giant plant o(;nJoyment. Through her yocifcr.
sueh mndiiipr. as Ilnoi' :is Ijwk. riniiis ui iiiiiiiwuiiiik mc a,i
"
Are You Having Any Fun?,
Would You like to Meet Someone Real Nicot
SALEM'S
FRlC registration ... to a wholesome club wUrt
nice people, meet. It's an exclusive club for single,
people from 21 to 90-year-olds who want to meet new
friend's in their own age group or have friendly place
to get together! All prospective member! are approved
by confidential private interview.
We have a fine registration of varied ege groups ln
eluding many business people,' but we need YOU.
You will find we are very easy to talk with, so don't
hesitate to call, or write 833 N. 16th. Make an ap
pointment for your interview NOW.
- - Telephone Salem 4-4952 or 4-9632
Television parties, card parties, dance and friendly get
togethers will be planned to entertain you.
a that of Britain and the United 1 B.C.
Statea-aank lower. I Mr. I'hvl i M. Lester. 42. West rm i, n..Kii i-..i,,.i,;m 'ernoon'i musician Madame Presi
The radio In Jordan's capital of! Vancouver,' BC. Boeing and i North American which inl nr'tini hdti ''
Amman said f.luhh uns dismi sseH 1 Offkrr mnki. Ih Inn mnv homhprt and , ll'.
because he defied the King de-Capt. Dudley A. Durrant. Seattle, j Uper-misile that form the key- Popular Music
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mand that the legion be reorgan
ized to meet any aggression from
Israel on Jordan western frontier,
King Hussein appeared Saturday
morning before a cheering crowd
outaide the roval palace in Amman
try was working united in face of;Mrl W' Jone1' Se,tlle' 'ourth of'
what he called the .dangerous la
real enemy.
the skipper
William Timmin. Portland, first
officer
Lloyd Lonzo, Seattle, second offic
er Rudolph A. Allen, Seattle, third of
ficer
The Egyptian press lavished
ficer
Barry Harrison, Seattle, radio officer
Willard K. Baker, Portland, purser
praise on Hussein. This is the same Ear, Bostik. Seattle, chief engi
press which only recently pound- ' ,
J.J0' I''t luP-! John E.-Higgins. Seattle, first as-
lion oi ic DBKiiudu rii, w.,,4.-,. i, Kistant engineer .
sponsored by , Britain with U.S. ap- Willard F Se8tllei second
Proval. j enginpcr
In. Damascus. Syrian Premier , George E. Preece, Seattle, third
Said El Ghazzi tote Parliament! engineer
Syria, Egypt and Saudi Arabia Reynold Hommer, Stanwood,
stone of the defense program. In the part devoted to popular
Because of their importance to music Miss Russell went from the
"have agreed to regard any ag
gression on Jordan as directed
against each of them, and to rush
to Jordan's aid in all fields in event
of aggression."
Ghazii reiterated that the three
Arab powers were "ready to
pay Jordan immediately financial
aid sufficient to replace the an
nual BrfUsh grant" of more than
22 million dollars.
Glubb tried to pour oil on the
Wash., fourth engineer
Charles E. McGinty, Edmonds,
Wash., fourth engineer
Pacific Northwest crew members
include:
Carl Johnson, bosun, Tacoma,
Wash.
Frank Myers, 5273 NE 31st. Port
land. Ore.
William H. Free, 9674 No. Wool
sey, Portland, Ore.
John C. Orser. 2456, Rimrock
the nation it is believed certain
that President Eisenhower would
invoke the national emergency pro
visions of the Taft-Hartley act to
4 stop a spreading wave of strikes. -
Walkouts so far have been con
fined to the New York Metropoli
tan area where four Long Island
plants of Republic Aviation Corp.
have been idled for two weeks. The
AFL-CIO Machinists are seeking
higher wanes and a pension plan.
A second strike was begun Fri
day by the same union asainst a
division of the Fairchild Airplane
Engine Co. at Bay Shore. N. Y.
A third strike, by the AFL-CIO
United Auto Workers, threatens on
March 12 at the Fairchild engine
division at Farmingdale, N. Y.
Well over 200.000 workers repre
sented by the same two unions are
jockeying into a strike position at
various points across the country.
condition of "Feelin' Fine"
through stages like the singing
commercial "Chlorophyll Solly"
and finally deteriorated into
"Malajusted."
Finally Miss Russell uplifted us
with an analysis of Wagner's
"The Ring of the Nibelungi."
After declaring, that in opera
"you can do anything a long as
you sing it," the comedienne thor
oughly confused us with the thor
oughly confusing Wagner cycle.
What an evening's burlesque!
troubled Middle East waters as he Road- BiH'nSs. Mont
Friendly Farm
Serving fried Chicken
Complete Dinner .... $145
We Also Pack Boxed Dinners to Go
95c ,. $1.35
OPINi Weekdays 5 p.m. 10 p.m.
Sunday - 12 Noon to 7 p. m.
Closed Mondays & Tuesdays
2 Mil N. erf Salem on Hi-way 99E
Phone 29311
arrived back in London after 26
years of welding the 30.000-man
legion into the fightingest Arab out
fit east of Suez.
He urged in talking to reporters
that nothing he had done to dis
turb friendly relations between
Britain and Jordan.
State Jayeees
Our Sunday Specials are sure to
gwln ya, prize ham thafs baked a-la
f Virginia. And for flavor that can't
be beaten Roast turkey-best you've
I-
(with lots of trimmings 95 1 )
1TIIE SAII shop wsisr
i Portland Road at North City limits
I For Orders to Go - Phone 2-6791
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Honor Polio
Victim Farmer
j CORVALLIS - Robert, F.
j Moller, who did not let polio
paralysis stop him in business or
community work, Saturday night
w as named by the Oregon Junior
Chamber of Commerce as the
state's "outstanding young citi
zen." . -
Moller, who continues to operate
a 57-acre fruit farm near Hood
River despite the fact he was
paralyzed from the wait down by
a polio attack in 1952, won the
Jaycee's distinguished service
award for 1955.
Fran E. Wawrowski, 5970 N. 60th
Portland. Ore.
Stacy Cleveland, 4702 NE 8th,
Portland, Ore.
James B. Corrigan, 6744 SE Ra
mona, Portland, Ore.
James I. Unger, 5935 SW Virgin
ia, Portland. Ore.
Wayne A. Demick, 5311 SE Boise,
Portland, Ore
fAerotraiiC
Finishes Run
To California
Death Claims
Homer Davis
Of Hopmcrc
Statesman N'rwi Srrvlrt
HOPMERE - Homer Blinn Dav-
I nf Unnmoro fnrmorlu ir o Kl raj
farmer, died Saturday morning at I W"lnce5d, . bclwf?n1 f
his home at the age of 51. He had """ " . "Ku' -"""'
been ill with multiple sclerosis for
LOS ANGELES JH About 200
railroad fans arrived from Chicago
Saturday aboard a General Motors
light-weigh "aerotrain" making
its first trip West.
The excursion, over Santa Fe
tracks, was sponsored by Trains
Magazine, Milwaukee, Wis. A San
ta Fe spokesman said the train
would be on display here Sunday
and Monday and then be placed in
experimental service Tuesday and
scheduled train
The Aerotrain then will be turned
over to Union Pacific, which will !
several years,
it..;., a cu.,v,. vrta cl- t nik. t " Rnrn Sent 1. 1904 in Allamnnt
mm iuii n. oiiuuai. 'i briur, ! ' ' , i ...... , . , -
Portland t)reJ Kan- h moved ' family :dlsP'ay it in Las Vegas. Nev.; Salt
.Raymond S. Hansen. Rt. 1, Box to Idaho, wherp he was graduated i CdV, Utah; Portland Ore.,
974 Winslow Wash urom jwin rans nign acnooi in "., men uin
Willi- n n.n. m c miv, ' 1925 and moved the same vear to 'er w. aomnern I'acinc, a
Tacoma, Wash. ' . ' j Lebanon.
George H. Coughlin, 2014 32nd, I ne iarmea in craDiree until ill
ness iorcea nis retirement in
He was a member of Griggs School
Board several years, first secre
tary of the Scio fire department.
Everett. Wash.
Wesley E. Dailey, Scio, Ore.
James H. Royset, 5016 N. Vas
sault, Tacoma.
Dflminic F. McGreal, 1814 N.
Webster. Portland, Ore.
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STEAK .
12 Noon to 8 P. M.
Sunday
With Baked Potatoes or French
Fries - Tossed Green Salad
Bowl Hot Roll Strawberry
Hm.
1.00
;Cut from Aged Steer Beef
I From Swift and Company
440 STATE SAIEM
yiELICIOl
FBI Enters
Bank Robbery
PORT'CHESTER. N Y. - FBI
agents Joined local and Westchest
er County officers Saturday in a
search for the $188,000 County
Turst Co. Bank bandit and his not
so conspicuous accomplice. " """
Discovery of a stolen car near j CITY WORKER ILL
the parking lot in which the bank . jonn Helt.' 2255 Electric Ave.,
robber ditched hi gtrtaway auto j treatment plant operattor. was tak-
Car in River,
Driver in Bed
Marion County sherriff s
deputies investigating a car found
in Little Pudding River Saturday
morning found its owner home
in bed.
The car was found in the water
beside the Silverton ,Road bridge
about 9 a. m. by Harold Beeson
Route 6, Box 183, who was check
ing a mailman's report that his
mailbox was missing.
The car wa registered to John
D. Biles, 3296 Hollywood Dr.,
who told deputies that it went
out of control and into the river
after striking something in the
road. He said he could not get the
car out so he went home to bed.
UP
spokesman said. The excursionists
who arrived on the train' Saturday
will obtain other transportation
home.
The 10-coach train has a 1,200
h. p. diesel locomotive and carries
Crabtree community bond sales 400 passengers. The aluminum
chairman during World War II, ' cars weigh 16 tons each, compared
and active in flood control plan-; with 65 tons for the conventional
ning. He also served as Linn Coun
ty deputy assessor.
He and Clara May Warren, who
survives, were married Aug. 14,
1926. They moved to Hopmere in
1948. He was a member of As
sembly of God.
Besides his widow, he leaves'
two daughters, Dolores June and ; F'LM AWARD WINNERS
Anita May Davis, both 'of Hop-j NEW YORK OP Look magazine
mere; brother, Richard Davis, 'said Saturday its awards for the
Twin Falls, Idaho; and sister, Mrs. j best actor and actress of 1955 will
Helen Peatman. Wickliffe, Ohio.
Services will be 2 p.m. Tuesday
irt Howell-Edwards chapel, the
Rev. Robert L. Swope officiating.
Burial will be in Willamette Me
morial Park, Albany.
80-passenger stainless steel car.
Spokesmen say the objective is
to provide the utmost in speed,!
saiety ana comfort at the least pos
sible cost. Another such train is
operating in the East.
provided hard pressed investigat
ors with a possible clue.
en by first aidmen to Salem Gen
eral Hospital after becoming ill
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Organ Music While
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The FBI laboratory was giving: at work at the City Sewage Dis
both vehicles a thorough going posaI Plant about I p.m. Saturday,
over. The theorv about the sec- j Attendants said he remained in the
ond car, stolen last December, hospital for observation.
was that the daring bandit might
have provided himself with it as
a kind of escape insurance.
Twenty-seven FBI agents were
detailed to the case. Bank robber
ies come within FBI jurisdiction
because of federal deposit insur
ance.
M
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Jury Labels Lane
Juvenile Home as
Extreme Hazard
EUGENE - The Lane County
Skip worth Juvenile Home is an
"extreme fire hazard" and should
be abandoned "as, soon as practi
cal." the grand jury said Friday.
The Jury, also found the home
does not have the necessary facil
ities to separate young wards of
the court from delinquent, and
added: .
0irtfitwd toleratioftjUhis ...de
plorable situation is dugrare that
should end must bs-avoided." j
Woodburn Drive-In
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
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