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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1956)
c. I) r?. wii or mameiie v uuey Air iasu A thirteen nd-ha'J-miIUoa dollar authorization for the pro posed Willamette Valley Air Knrce Else passed the Rouse Thursday, eccordinf to Associat ed Press. I Part of I tiro-billion-dollar mil itary construction bill approved Arabs, Israel Wins, Voy Br ERIC GOTTGmEU JERUSALEM if) Israeli and Egyptian H planes battled Thurs day .high aver the Holy Land. Israel claimed on awl possibly two enemy planet shot down. Egypt laid one Israeli plant was blasted from the skies la this first aerial combat of 195. One Egyptian Jet crashed JO miles Inside Israel, an Israeli mil itary spokesman said. The pilot, Mohammed Latif, was quoted aa saying his plana was on patrol missing. He vaa taken to a hos pital with bead and leg injuries, lilt BenertH A search was organized In Ie real'a southern desert for sec ond Egyptian plana reported hit. Israelis close to the border said they aaw four Egyptian planes fly north and only two return. , The dogfight raged over Israel's Negeb desert. Both nations had Jurt promised to forego force ex cept in self defense. The pledgea wert made to U. N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold in Cairo on his mission for peace in the Middle East. Despite the air battle, reports 11,000 View Science Show Soma of the marvels of science which may change their lives were seen Thursday by an esti mated 11,000 visitors to the Gen eral Motors Parade of Progress, It wai tha fint full days' per formance of tha traveling circus of Kir nee. Included In that number were 1.4.0 youngsters who attended ipeclal morning school showings at 8:30 a m. and 10 a.m. Slightly over 4.000 persons viewed the show Wednesday. The exposition la let up at Bush's Pasture Park. Daily per formances will be given from 2 to 10 p.m. through Sunday. There is no admission charge, . Mosquito Now Aiding Mankind In Food Tests DALLAS, Tex. IK The pesky mosquito now la helping mankind In insecticide testa. Dr. L. C. Terriers and Wo Kilgemagl of the Oregon State College Agricultural Experiment Station in Corvallii reported Thursday to the American Chem ical Society on bow they use the mosquitoes to check food purity, determining whether any harmful amounts of Insecticide an left on produce. Terrier ee explains the mosquito caa detect microscopically small amounts of Insecticides which can not be picked up by chemical testa. So mosquitoes art bred and exposed to samples to determine the amounts. The method la aimplt and cheap nd permits research that other wise could not be dona, Terriers till Seven Killed as 10-GalIonBoUleof Cologne Explodes PLASENCIA, 6pain If) A 10 f allon bottle of can dt cologne ex ploded here Thursday. Seven per sons died la the resulting fire and collapse of a three-story building. Police said the bottle of cologne waa in a closed storeroom. - Evidently a short circuit gen erated enough heat to cause the Inflammable liquid to explode. The blast set the building on fire. The Victims were trapped inside. Dallas Motor-Vu PboMMayfalrl lMl Dallas Salem Highway 'Open AidS-Shew Af 7:00 Announcing the Opening of Our Giont 100 Ft. Screen Tonight, o.. See all yur favorite pictures en this giant screen-Cine mascepe, Supencope, Wldcecreefl and VlstaVlslon. Friday the 13th surprise ... A special price of 50 each for the first twe persons In a car. Everyone else In the tar comet as their guests. Maxi mum of $1.00 per car . . , Every 13rh car, the driver Win receive free pan good at any later date . . If yov have a 13 on your Ikons, plat. ye. will receive TTt In trad, a) the Snack lar . Both Thts Picturts In Cinmascop uncart -a-Y!';.-: 7C -.an, Salrm, Ore., Fri, April 13, '33 Olielis OlSMiUionFimdii" bating; 1711 by 377 of the 330 representatives roting, it now foes to the Senate. Toe bill ii an authorization measure for money to be approp riated in later legislation. The program is for the year begin ning July 1. Announcement of the site of Claim Air Defense Fight from Cairo said hopes for Ham mar skjolds mission brightened a bit. Aim la Prtxiple The semi-official Egyptian news agency reported Israel had agreed in principle to pull bark forces from the frontier by S00 meters (slightly leu than a third of a mile.) Thii wat one prima point pro posed by the U. N. Security Coun cil last week when it asked Ham marskjold to undertake the mis sion. 2LGun Salute Fired When Grace Docks (Stery also ea page eae) MONTE CARLO UWThe arrival of film star Grace Kelly here Thursday for her wedding aext week to Prince Rainier III was a Jubilant spectacle. Overhead clrcwd planes and helicopters, most carrying photo graphers. But from one, shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis, own er of a big ahare of Monte Carlo's famed gambling casino, tossed blossoms. the thlrk IU T Minor.', .n. eient tortreu wMi rir to release flags and balloons, and the ilrens shrieked on boata la tha harbor. The yacht flew both Ralnler'i banner, a golden crown on a whitt field, and the Stars and Stripes when It returned to short. ! Barely had Grace ' passed through the palace gates and made a brief appearance with Rainier on one of its balconies for the happy, flag-waving crowd when clouds blotted out the sun. Soon a drizzling rain wat falling. Friends reported later that In the palace Grace succumbed to emotional excitement and went briefly but quickly regained the high spirits she had shown in the morning. Early in the evening. Rainier left the palace to go to his villa at nearby St. Jean-Cap-Ferrat where he will stay until after he and Grace art married next Thursday by tht Bishop of Mona co. Custom requires that he should not remain at night under tht same roof with hii fiancee. MEMBER Of "TOF CLUB" EUGENE Walter C. Wadhami, 578 Rose street, Salem, has quali fied as a member of the 195$ Top Club of the New York Life Insur ance Company, according to B. M. Downle, general manager of the company's Eugene branch. PHONE 4-4713 tOs lOt Of IM THE TALI KEN twG ifctj ifodj k)d)djf A ClvlMi ef Advmtw THE LIVING SWAMP AM CiwWtmwdwdi A Clow PftfM wll ttwt aa km larftar at till (vWRywDcd Kldb Clvk (fctTlWwn tvry latvrday 1 to 4 P.M. TWs WmIi( S4ll PSttfim) Judy Conov America's CavarHe and bt llkd Comedienne In KONEY CHILE SIX CINEMASCOPE CARTOONS Chtplar The Manner and The Ape AIM In Ptnon SOAPY tht Clown. This Is Show to piM tvtryono Adult and Chlldrwt only 20c Club Mtmbort with Itdgn 15c. . nJuc uiu,ty the $13,308,000 base, with an area west of Weodburn believed to be favored, is expected this month. The Air Force Installa tions Board in Washington, D. C was reported to have it under consideration. Other Projects Other Oregon projecti In the bill are Klamath Falls Municipal Airport, 11.130,000, and Umatilla Ordnance Depot, near Hermiston, $254,000, AP reported. Except for an Army allocation of $3,022,000 to Ft Lewis, Wish, and $1,100,000 for the Navy am munition depot an Bangor, Wash., all the major items in the North west ara Air Force projects. Washington would get $18,684, 000, compared with Oregon's $12. 839,000 and Idaho'i J 13,479,000. WathJagteaArea Washington projecti are: Army: Ft Lewis, $3,022,000. Navy: Supply depot, Seattle, $190,000; Air Station, Whidbey Island, $149,000; Ammunition de pot, Bangor, $1,100,000; commun ication itation, Seattle, $43,000. Air Force: Falrchlld AFB, Spo kane, $4,437,000; Larson AFB, Moses Lake, $1,111,000; McChord AFB, Tacoma, $1,314,000; Paine AFB, Everett, $4,127,000; Geiger Field, Spokane, $2,827,000; Muk ilteo fuel storage itation, Mukil teo, $4,000; Ticoma fuel itorige station, $129,000. Idaho projecti, both Air Force, ire Mountain Home AFB, $2, 064,000, and National Reactor Test Station, Idaho nils, $11,. 413,000. Woman Faces Check Count P" Monmouth woman apprehended Thursday ad I"1"? P"1"" recently in Salem, none of which had been reported to police. Viola Mildred Rogers, 866 day St., Monmouth, was charged with obtaining money by false pretense or a complaint signed by police. They wert alerted by Polk County authorities. Tht 11 checks in Salem amount ed to more than $300, police laid. She alio admitted to eight checki in Portland totaling $214 and two in Seattle, Wash., for $60, they said. All were believed to have been written in the put two months, , The complaint was based on a $24 check drawn on Monmouth bank March 19. It was returned to J. C. Penney Co. with the nota tion that tht account was closed in December, police said. OPEN 4:45 PSI ! kPf m - , Dom.o CRPS8-0CQHH0R JFAMMARfT . GWHOR'HARRIS enemy TECHNICOLOR PLUS STARTS SUNDAYI William Holdea in "PICNIC WW mm TO Buys in Oranges During Our "Orange Pickin' Party" This Weekend SEE OUR AD BACK PAGE FOOD SECTION Two Cleared lutnmu News Strrtct WOODBURN Two young persons charged in a gang beat ing of a 14-year-old Woodburn girl last Friday were found in nocent Thursday in Woodburn Justice Court A third pleaded guilty to assault and battery but sentencing waa delayed pending further investigation. Alven Becker, 19, of Wood burn, and Hazel Graham, 18, of Silverton, pleaded not guilty and were found innocent in a trial conducted by Justice of the Peace Harold Eichsteadt. Miry Ann Stubblefield, 18 of Silverton, plead ed guilty. Two younger boyi ind three younger girls are charged with assault and battery in the same beating on Woodburn Justice Court warrant!. Their cases will be handled in Juvenile court Charges were based on a com plaint signed by Mrs. John Fol teyn, mother of Shirley Folteyn, who reportedly received minor injuries in the beating which is uid to have taken place on Boone's Ferry Road about a half milt north of Woodburn. Throng Sees Nciv Geyser BEND UP Crump's geyser Is attracing visitors to a ranch in the Warner Valley in Lake Coun ty. Charles Crump cam across the geyser accidentally while drilling a well for water. The geyser erupts on Hi own every four hours, but when a group of visitors misses the show Crump accom modates them by urging the gey ser into action. He fills a tomato can with rocks and mud and lowers It down a 100-foot hole. Then he gives tht lint a itrong jerk and dashes away. A roar follows, and a steaming column of water shoots high into tht air. H , 4-Lane Highway Nearly Finished In Washington OLYMPIA Wl Tht last bucket of concrete for four-laning U. S. 99 from Olympia to the Oregon border las poured Thursday, a spokesman for the state highways1 department said. When it has cured and the full four lanes are opened to traffic in a couple weeks, the state will have one of the longest our-lan highways in the country, without a stop light. GI use of eraser tipped pencils in World War fl popularized such pencils in many foreign countries. Doors Squeak Open At 11:301 Regular Prices! MIDNIGHT SPOOK SHOW "MONSTER FROM THE OCEAN FLOOR" He Would Make A Nice Pet For Your Mother-in-law! "CREATURE WITH THE ATOM BRAIN" A Lovable Little Fellow You'll Take Right to Your Heart! t DON'T COME IF YOU FAINT EASILY! (Last Spook Show, 16 People Fainted. What a Mess in the Aisles! " - HEP CATS, BLACK CATS AND POLE CATS STAY HOME! (Also Harness Salesmen, Bootleggers, Mustache-Cup Painters And Your Mother-in-law!) THERE ARE 3 FRIDAY THE 13TH shows tms yeari (This ii the Second ind Worse Thin the First!) BRING THE GHOUL-FRIEND! (And Witch Those Skeletons Shake, Rattle ind Roll in Thii Haven of Hapless Horrors!) nn A m mam Apply Immediately at Bergs Super Markets-for Fabulous" Theatre Time Table ELSINOM "ANYTHING COIS'l 7 0S and 10 1J VELLOWNECK": Ml CAPITOL TOMANCHi!": 7 01 ind 10 "HLAKT BHEAK RIDGI"; IX " BOLLYWOOD "THI TALL MEN": 7:01 ana U04. NORTH SALEM DMVI-IN "LOT HAND or COD" iUr rinf . Hunuuutjr BoarU Cn Tlernn. "TROUBLE WITH HARRY" itrrin Edmund Gwenn, Shirley Snow urt at dusk. Death Qaims O.T. Laidlaw Oliver T. Laidlaw, 71S Glen Creek Dr., died Thursday In a Salem hospital at the age of 70. He had been t Salem resident Bhint fivA var Born Aug. 16. 1885, In Hartford Township, Minm, he managed , grain elevator, served on the Browerville Fire Department and three years and Browerville police chief before moving to Milwaukee on retiring in 1942. He also lived several yeare in Klamath Falls be fore moving to Salem. He leavet hii widow. Mrs. Selma Laidlaw, and daughter, Mrs. Katb-j leen Whitesail, both of Salem; two sons, Thomas Laidlow, Bend, and Robert Laidlaw, Ft. Huachuca,! Arix.; five grandchildren. , Arrangements are pending at Howell-Edwards Mortuary. 2 Boys Admit Candy TJieft Two boys aged 14 and IS ad mitted Thursday to entering Wil lamette Grocery Co. three times in one evening and later breaking a seal on a boxcar, Salem police laid. The boy a aaid they made three trips to the grocery warehouse at Trade and South Cottage Streets March 25 to carry away leveral1 bags of candy Easter eggs and jelly beans, a large box of .hard ' candy and several cms of tomato juice and tuna fish, police said. They aLso brokes into a box car in the 700 block Trade Street Sun day but, finding it filled with ' wancfruit. took nothina. according j t0 their statement to police. . Vnll R l?oann1 "? sivovuvu From Trash Can PORTLAND I A small boy saw his playmate jump into an empty garbage can here Thurs day, and jump right out again. Then David Waits, (, tried It. He wasn't aa thin ai his friend. Neighbors called the fire depart ment and firemen freed David from the can. TO-NITI AT MIDNIGHT! Fire Strikes ' Salem Home Second Time sdicm umu ...u. -yuu... ..c by Marvin Klampe, J98 W. Winter investigating a fire which severe- , ly damaged an unoccupied Salem j home early Thursday morning. It Klampe said the theft apparent was the second time in lesi than ily occurred before Monday aa that a week that a fire had broken out u the dav he could not End his in the house. . Firemen were called about 1J5 a m. after a neighbor spotted the blaze in the residence of Frank Joseph Walworth Jr., 1570 N. Win ter St. The fire apparently started in two different places at about the same time, firemen uid. One blaze started In the living room wall area, Fire Marshall Glenn Shedeck said. The second fire started in the upper part of the front bedroom. Damage to the home was estimated at $3,500 to $3,000, in addition to damage to furniture. '. Saturday's fire started in the liv- Int room, destroyed a chair. , DurD a bolt in the floor and ciused considerable damage to the wall, Shedeck said. The Walworth's have not been living in the home lines Satur day'! fire, neighbors eaid. Cause of tht fires was undeter mined. 4 Gates Open l:4J Shew At Data NOW PLAYING! They Called Him I "Fighting Father Cannedy" HUMPHREY BOGAKT GENE TIERNEY "Ltft Hand Of Cod" n Cinemascope! t PLUS Alfred Hitchcock's Latent and Beet! EDMUND GWENN SHIRLEY MacLAINE "Trouble With Harry" Plui KirlMt hrnhrill ill ItlsrhrtooM SOMETHING tt eneaawwaaaaaanaawaaaawawaaaaaaBwaasi earn tw 4k 2 - : SATURDAY AT 12:30 P. M.I Deer Open 12:30 Shew Over 3:10 WONDERFUL FUN! i ' n i : m AUDIE IN "TUMBLEWEED" PTA Approved Film Feature PLUS SIX COLOR CARTOONS Feiturlnf All Your Fsvorite Cirtooa Characters! DON'T MISS ITI 1 SSI "(""I- iii-ii Mt'K f L L Documentary Films of The Fall of Fortress Dion lien Phul "HEARTBREAK RIDGE" Theft Probed By Gty Police Apparent theft, of a leather jacket, steam iron and dress was jacket lie said he thought nothing of it, however until the iron could not be found Thursday and further investigation also revealed the dis appearance of the dress. CORNS FROM THC a, brand-new chef in the Oak Room , . . name of Bob Martin . . , noted, all over the Northwest for the deli cacies he whipped up at Davy Jonei' Locker. Come on in and say hello. Ask for anything your heart desires and watch Bob do it up brown. Remember in Silem ifi the Hotel ncricn Phone 3-4123 NEW! WE'VE CAUGHT A ' BIG ONE . . isficiAUT rot ruil MURPHY STARTS T0NIGHT1 j t v.- i I 1 EN5 W Dana ANDREWS Linda CRISTAL -sKent $to John UTEL Nestor PAIVA PLUS E.1EMFAST CU? c ONE POUND CAN Each can contains COUPON good for a $1.00 ENLARGEMENT of your favorite photographl mm s If yu are not satisfied with this Coffee . return the unused portion in the can and receive , VOUli f 10IIEV BACH! HOLIDAY OLEO SUNSHINE HI-HO CRACKERS J9' SWIFT'S BXOOKFIELD CHEESE TASTY PAK CREAM STYLE conn ODD SHAPE BANANAS STRAIVBERRIES Baskets . . s .. Spring t RADISHES and GREEN ONIONS OHIOU SETS JO' Time to S ASPARAGUS Bunches This Is teally a low Prltol Z LETTUCE i C VEAL STEAK ,. 49' VEAL STEW ,,19' PURE lbs. COUMTST STYLE PORK SAUSAGE OLD FASHIONED Franks or Ring Bologna MINCED HAM or SPICED LUNCHEON rA0nrk ' We Reeem the Rlfht Prices Good $AVtt)G(jjnTER Portloiid Rood n n n n 1 u u 1 2 1 3 I I 1 1 IT $409 Jlbi. I io- lb. $jj00 Really Hero! 3 bunches 1 0 Plant Theml per Head GROUND BEEF 3J9' 25- ByfhePiee 29', te limit No Sales to Dealer! Throuna Thursday Edgewoter St. SALEM WEST SALEM
