2-Sr. I) SiatiMiKin. Salem,
Knifer Attacks Two
Men at Salem Club
City police Tuesday pressed
Kirch (or an unknown assailant
ho flashed and stabbed two men
In in altercation it The Ranch,
Juries inflicted by the knile-wielder
mere ipparently not serious.
Injured In the 2 30 1. m. episode,
according to police, were John C.
Youngren, 470 Fir Knoll Lane, and
Leonard Lutz. Corvallis. Both were
taken by Willamette Ambulance to
Salem Memorial hospital (or treat
ment of multiple body laceratloni
and Lull was later released. AU
tendanta -aid Youngren's condi
(tion wa "(ine,H '
Meanwhile, a John Doe warrant
Nags Lead to
Downfall of
Bank Leader
, LOS ANGELES (K-The penalty
on ari embezzling banker who apent
rnpre than t-tOO.ooo on a racehorse
liable la 20 yean In prison and
a 120,000 (ine.
Roicoa D. Coon Sr., 47, former
vice president and cashier of the
Joshua Monument National Bank
at Twentynine Palms, Calif., was
sentenced In Federal Court Mon-
' day.
Originally Indicted on 25 counts
of embezzlement, making false en-
iAma mnA wiioannllr.tlnlt Af funds.
Coon pleaded guilty Feb. 28 to
eight counts. Judge Thurmond
C'arke, without comment, gave
him the maximum on each of
four counts five years and 13,000.
Th court suspended sentence on
uiv uuivr iiui IHJ Ul.llliaacu MIW
remaining 17, Five years' proba
tion will begin after Coon leaves
prison. He will be eligible for par
ole after seven years.
"This is the end of the road."
Conn said, smiling wryly.
A probation report before ' the
court said it Is evidence that large
sums were lost la his racing en
deavors and that his extramarital
adventures were quite costly." It
did not detail the "adventures."
Coon's wife, Betty, was not In
court for the sentencing. Tbey have
three children.
Stalin Purge
Trial Victims
Being Freed
VlrWi. iilatrU 111 H.ru.rU
teaching Vienna Tuesday said that!
' thai fipchnilnvaV anil Ttiilffnrtnn
Communist governments have be
gun releasing victims of their Stal
in era purge trials.
Unofficial reports from Prague
said three defendants In the lt3J
Slaniky-Clementis trial who have
been sentenced to life Imprison-
men have been released. They are
the formr deputy forelen minis
ters. Arthur London and Vavro
Hadju, and the former deputy for
eign trade minister Evzen Loebel.
Rudolph Slansky, Jewish vice
premier, and Vlado dementis, for
eirn minister, were executed in
m.
From Sofia came reports that a
meeting of the central committee
of the Bulgarian Communist party
had proclaimed the rehabilitation
of Traicho Kostov, deputy premier
executed in IMi as an alleged
"Titolst."
There was no Immediate confir
mation of these reports available
from the Czechoslovak and Bui
garlan capitals.
It has been expected that such
rehabilitations would be soon forth
coming since Communist Hungary
last week proclaimed the inno
cence of Laszlo Rajk, former for
eign minister hanged In 1949, and
his co-defendants. All these trials
featured charges of "Titoism,"
which is no longer a crime in the
Soviet satellites following Mos
hw onit
cow's efforts at reconciliation with
Yugoslavia's leaders.
AF to Continue
Tillamook School
WASHINGTON I - The Air
Force plans to continue Its petro
leum training school at Tillamook,
Ore., after all.
The Air Force advised aides of
Bep. Norblad (R-Ore) Tuesday
that a contract with the North
west Technical Institute will be
renewed another year instead of
Withdrawn as previously planned.
' The school provides training in
aircraft refueling techniques.
SONJA EVER DIVORCE
NEW YORK I An attorney
for let skating star Sonja Heme
said Monday night she and her
socialite husband, Winthrop Gar
diner Jr., have agreed on divorce
plans.
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Ore, Wctl, April 4, ofl'O. - 1 C.
charging assault with a dangerous
weapon was issued by Marlon
County District Court against the
mystery knifeman, with bail set at
gj.SUO .
Arrested at the scene on a drunk
charge was a woman whose name
was found- to be Genevieve Brick
son, Portland, police reported. She
was booked after witnesses said a
woman had been in the company
of the attacker. I
Detectives reported the Ericksoo
woman was held in Marion County :
jail as a material witness. She wis '
questioned at length but officers'
suid they were unsuccessful in
Iparninir IHontilv nf th ailant
Witnesses, in sketching the epi
sode, told officers the assailant's
woman companion came up to. a
booth occupied by Youngren, Luti
and the wives of both. j
The woman, reportedly a com-'
plele stranger to the party In the
booth, was making uninvited ad
vances when her man companion
appeared and engaged in fisticuffs
with the two men In the booth, of
ficers were told. Witnesses said the
assailant then pulled out knife,
stabbed and slashed Youngren and
Lutz, then left In great haste. j
Officers said Youngren was slic
ed on the temple, twice in the
cheat and on the left side of his
body. Luts was slashed several
times In the back, once In the left
side and in the chest. The wounds'
were mostly superficial. !
The attacker was described as
around 40, average height and
build and dark complexion, .,'..,
Evangelical
Sunday School
Meet Opens
Annual Sunday School conven
tion of Evangelical churches of,
the Salem and mid-valley points'
opened Tuesday night at the
First Evangelical United Breth
ren Church here.
Registration was conducted
prior to the opening program
Tuesdiy evening and while at-1
tendance figures were not im
mediately announced, they were
expected to approach 200 per
sons. ;
Dr. John B. Hnuser, Lebanon,'
spoke on "The Challenge of the
Modern Day Sunday School" to
highlight the initial program, i
Slated today are messages from '
Miss Esther Ellinghusen, associ
ate editor of Gospel Light Press, I
Glendale, Calif.; Miss Lillisn
Swanson, traveling secretary for
Child and Christ Crusade; and
lUlphln Davis, director of Evan
gelical Sunday School Service In
Portland. Numerous workshop!
also are scheduled . today. The
convention ends Thursday.
Russia Declares
West Increasing
Mid-East Crisis
United nations, n.y. un -
Russia charged Tuesday that In
creasing talk of armed interven
tion by the Western powers had
worsened the situation in the Mid
dle East.
Soviet Delegate Arkaday A. So
bolev injected this controversial
issue into a U.N. debate on a
United States plan to send Secretary-General
Dag Hammarskjold
en a special Middle East peace
mission. j
The vote on the American pro-j
posal was delayed until Wednea-I
day morning by a series of Soviet ;
amendments and by a Syrian re
quest for more time. Approval
seemed certain, however.
Sobolev blasted what he called
the increasing tendency on the
part of the Western powers to
plan armed intervention, under
the pretext of preventing war. He
also questioned the right of the
United States, Britain and France
to take any decisions on the Mid
dle East problem without the par
ticipation of the governments of
that area.
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Tornadoes
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By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Here la the breakdown by sta'e
on Tuesday's tornado picture;
Wisconsin Two communities
In Central Wisconsin,. Berlin and
Bancroft, were dealt crunching
blows. A series of smaller tor
nadoes was reported in Western
Wisconsin, where rivers swollen
by rain and the melting of a
heavy snow cover threatened to
get out of bounds. .
Sir of the dead were at Berlin,
a city of about 5.000,
to Penras Killed
Michigan Police reported at
least 20 persons killed in the West
ern section of the state. Reports
of injuries totaled over 150 per
sons. Thirteen were reported
killed in the town of Hurisonville.
The National Guard sent SO ve
hicles to help out. i
Kentucky A woman was
killed and her son critically in-,
jured when a tornado demolished'
their farm home near Henderson
and hurled them 200 feet thiough
the air the woman still seated
in her rocking chair: Henderson
is across the Ohio River from
cvmiaviiic, jiiu, 1
Tennessee A tornado struck
three communities near Dyers
burg, which is miles north of
Memphis. At Burgie's Chapel,
Harvey Anderson saw the funnel
as he worked in a field. He shout
ed to a friend, "That looks close
to my house," and ran toward
home. His house was in splinters
and his wife lay fatally injured
In the wreckage. The other diath
was at Maxey. .
VleJeat Wlae ,
Mississippi A violent wind
collapsed a Negro school houie
about seven miles northeast of
Tunica,, killing a teacher and in
juring four children. The walls
gave way, collapsing the roof to
the floor, while school was in
session. . i
Arkansas Five were hospit
alized when a twister struck a
rural area near Osceola. ,
iwa Winds of up to SO miles I
ar hour whipped across the state'
in the wake of I series of small
twistera that did extensive dam
age to farms In Monona County,
south of Sioux City.
Nebraska A tornado ripped
up buildings on two farms and
did some damage in the town of
Auburn In the southeastern part
of the state.
Indiana, Tornadoes struck
scattered areas from Vfawaka in
the north to Becks Mill In the far
south, but no serioug. injuries were
reported.
Pedestrians Iwept Off Feet
Illinois A strong wind gust
measured at W m"pt. whipped '
through Chicago. It swept nine ,
pedestrians into a 10-foot deep
building excavation 1n the heart I
of the loop, All were hospitalized, j
At Joliet, west of Chicago, the;
airport wind measuring device
was blown away after clocking
winds of (S m. p. h. The roof of
a hangar was blown off. Three
light planes on the field were
overturned and nine In the han
gar were shot through with holes
from bricks that blew like cannon
balls. Ike Planum" No
Call to Congress
Over Israel Crisis
WASHINGTON I - Secretary
Dulles said Tuesday President Ei
senhower has no present plans to
ask Congress for standby author
ity, such as he got for Formosa,
to send U.S. troops into the war
threatened Middle East.
In response to a question at a
news conference he said he did,
not foresee any crisis requiring
the use of American forces In the
area made tense by the Arab-Israeli
dispute.
If such a need did arise, he
said. President Eisenhower would
want to get the approval of Con
gress before sending in troops un
less the emergency did not allow
time for congressional action.
Dulles emphasized that peace
and genuine independence are
what American policy seeks in
the 'Middle East.
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Elected
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I.I.OYD G. HAMMEL
Heads Salem Jaycees
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Lloyd Hammel
Wins Salem
Jaycee Helm
' Lloyd G. Hammel was named
president of the Salem Junior
Chamber of Commerce at elec
tions held Tuesday night at the
Hotel Marion. He succeeds Dale
Dorn.
George Norris was named 1st
vice president and other new offi
cers include Lee Dorner, 2nd vice
president; David Beckett, secre
tary; Norman Braunberger, treas
urer and the following as new
members of the board of direc
tors: Dick Kelm, George Huggins,
James Loder. Howard Msder, Ken
neth Free and James Gray.
- A trial straw vote taken among
the 90 persons In attendance, with
threj leading U.S. senatorial can
didates as choices, resulted in a n -r
convincing margin for Republican! If 1IC6 I '()miSP
Douglas McKaf-over Republican 111 V
Hitchcock and Democrat Wayne rp A 1 O 1
Mor.. i lo Aid search
Candidates
Discuss Sales
Tax at Meeting
l
The spotlight was turned on the
conrtoversial sales ' tax question
Tuesday night as a group of legis-1
lative candidates . engaged tn a
panel discussion session at a meet
ing of the Marlon County Chapter,
Oregon Republican Clubs.
Announced at the meeting at the
Senator Hotel were plans for
mammoth "Candidate Night" to
be held here on the night of May
1st. Mrs. Florence Young, chair
man of the Marion County chap
ter, said invitations to attend the
affair will be sent to M candidates
for state, county and city ofjce.
Panelists at the Tuesday session,
all of them GOP candidates for
the state house, exchanged Ideas
on the state income tax structure
as well as the sales tax. But no
conclusions were reached or
group stand taken. Panel members
included Rep. W. W. Chadwick,
Salem: Rep. Eddie Ahrens, Tur
ner; Winton Hunt, Woodburn; I.ee
Byers, Salem, and Herbert Bar
ker, Salem. County Judge Rex
Hartley was panel moderator.
All panelists agreed that the tax
problem will be one of the biggest
confronting the next legislature.
Lrbanon Drowning
Victim'-, Riled Held
LEBANON I Services were
held Tuesday for Ross Gerald
Jerry" James, who drowned
hil fkhin nff rnrks near
wnue usrung . on rocxs near
Yachats March 4t.
His body was recovered on the
beach between achats and Wald-
port Saturday.
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Constable Shot, Bank
Thief Killed in Canada
VANCOUVER, B.C. - Doc
tors at Royal Columbian Hospital
in neighboring New Westminster
removed seven bullets Tuesday
from the riddled body of RCMP
Constable H. M, C. Bud John
stone, who shot and killed one of
(our bank bandits ' earlier and
Daytona Fire
Razes Theater,
Hoiel, Stores
DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. W-Fire
of undetermined origin destroyed
a hotel, theater and two stores
early Tuesday. I
Fire Chief Charles Lee said dam
age would be about 'i million
dollars and that it was the city's!
worst' fire, since flames destroyed
The Breakers and Daytna hotels:
nine years ago.
Fire officials at first indicated,
they thought the (ire had. been set!
and questioned a man but later J
released him.
Fireproof buildings on each side
of the lire area. helped prevent
spread of thi flames.
A water main burst at the height
of the fire and firemen had to lay
hose lines, to the Halifax River a
block and a half away.
Water was still played on the
ruins late this morning and several
remaining wans, were snorsra
down as safety measures.
The fire started about 11:30 p.m.
(EST) in the 1.050 seat Empire
Theater and spread to the adjacent
Orange Hotel.
For Diplomat
MOSCOW t - The Soviet gov
ernment has promised to continue
inquiry into the fate of the Swed
ish diplomat and Red Cross repre
sentative, Raoul Wallenberg, who!
disappeared in Budapest in lWS.ijf jn the question of German re
Prime Minister Taee Erlander of unification we are spoken to in
Sweden said Tuesday. ! the language of- positions of
A demand for investigation of strength, . then we too have
Wallenbergs disappearance re-
portedly was one of Erlander's,
mam purposes on his current visit
to the Soviet Union.
Tte.Walenberg case long has ;pnjla,flic locwy warn, that bo.
been a political issue in Sweden m ,j aIian s, re
and one o the few flaws ln;bei m,ed In Argentina. They
Sweden s relations with the So-: M , ,,.f
viet government.
Erlander announced the Soviet
promise shortly before he and
Premier Nikolai Bulganin signed
a - joint communique concerning
Erlander's visit.
The communique text was not
released Immediately, but the
Swedish leader .revealed most of
its terms to newsmen earlier. The
document signed was not an
agreement but simply a news re
lease.
POLICY REASON'S
WASHINGTON t President
Eisenhower asked the Civil Aero
nautics Board Tuesday to with
hold temporarily, for "foreign
policy" reasons, its proposal to
allow non-scheduled airlines op
erating overseas to provide "sup
plemental" scheduled service.
Husbands! Wives!
Get Pep, Vim; Feel Younger
J1""""!" coupln art mk, wor-oui, u-
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JOANNI DRU
DOROTHY MALONI
wounded another in a roaring gun
battle.
Hospital officials termed the
condition of the constable as good.
His family said one bullet re
mained in his body after an emer
gency operation and will be re
moved when he gains strength.
Meanwhile, two of the men cap
tured in the holdup- were -charged
with robbery with violence and
remanded Indefinitely at Police
Court In -neurby Maillardville.
They were identified as Garry
Gordon Owen, 21, and Harold Gil
bert Folster, both of Langley,
B.C.
, The wild, shot-pierced drama
followed a 117,000 raid on a branch
of the Royal Bank of Canada on
the Lougheed Highway, 10 miles
east of downtown Vancouver. , ,
The money, stuffed in paper
bag, was recovered and all sur
vivtng gunmen were
arrested
within 20 minutes.
The dead bandit was identified
as William Herbert Howartan of
Vancouver. '
German Unity
Not Vital, Says
Khrushchev
MOSCOW un - Soviet Commu-
' nut party chief Nikita Khrushchev
said Tuesday that the reunifica
tion of Germany is not absolutely
necessary for world peace.
"Can one visualize peace with
out the unification of Germany?";
mused the .hief of the Soviet Un
ion's Communist party aloud as
assembled correspondents listened
in the St. George's Hall of the
Grand Kremlin Palace.
'Yes, one can," he answered,'0' his office and commandeered
sipping slowly at a glass of cham
pasne,
Khrushchev's remarks w e re
made at a Kremlin banquet in
honor of Swedish Prime Minister
Tage Erlander who is visiting the
Soviet Union, V
"Peace," Khrushchev said
"must be assured above all. Peo
Dle want to live in Deace. But
strength. '
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their letters home. For detection:
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mark and the reds are too red.
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Gould's Bank .
Accounts Over
World Frozen
JUAN-LES PINS, France -Clerks
acting nn Inductions of a
French emir Tuesday began seal
ing the villas, offices and other
properties of the late Frank Jay
Gould here. Orders have been is
sued to freeze .his bank accounts
in both Europe and America.
Only the room of his wife's villa
where his body is' lying will re
main unsealed.- Gould died early
Sundav after a long Illness. He
was 78 years old. ''
The court ordered the sealing of
his properties and freezing of his
accounts on the petition of attor
neys for one of Gould's1 two daugh
ters, Mrs. Dorothy Burns of Mex
ico. The purpose of the measures
is to preserve any notes Gould
might have left expressing a wish
: ,0 rnodify his will now awaiting
probate in new org.
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mensely wealthy. The exact size
of his fortune never has been pub -
lished but friends estimated his
daily income at IUS 000. In addi -
tlon to extensive holdings in the
United States and Europe, he had
many valuable properties on the
French Riviera his home for
many years including this resort
town which he personally de
veloped from a grim village. '
Mayor Wants New
Car, Takes Poliee
Chiefs Vehicle
. WALTHAM. Mass. ( Mayor
Paul V. Shaughnessy sought $3,000
for a new automobile and twice
was turned down by the city coun
cil. So he exerciaed the prerogatives
the 1955 automobile of Police Chief
Joseph W. Cunningham Monday.
The police chief appealed to the
mayor to ask the city council to
appropriate $3,000 to buy a new
car for the police chief.
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PORTLAND I - The newly
organized state Liquor Control
Commission Tuesday cancelled
three dispensers' licenses and sus
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th , meetm'g for
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March' 17. ,
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The license of Iloneywood and
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