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Newspaper Page TextI) -.an, E!en, Ore., Sat., April 21, V. ' 1 - 3 n O 4-JL Mil) Nci:!:ergcr . CI 1 1 " " r"Sr ....liv. 'U) Rcccurce Idea Valked Plans Visit to Jordan, Syria JHRVSALEM D Ham mirskjold wound op the second week of hiii Middle F.ast peace mission Friday with the oeclara tion "1 wn mil ire are eo the ripht roes 'Personally, I doat see any Ttisim why we should lose K." the U. N. secretary reweral told newsmen aler eompletin, Mr days of talks with Israeli officials ia Jerusalem. Against a background of new friction M the Jordaa-hvaea fcon tier. HammanijoM look a (lane for hit temporary headquarters in Beirut, Lebanon. With coherences ia 1 . -i IV. l.Si K'i out m ii w wbjt, lie cxpci-isi week. He opened the mission with1 his flight from New York April a under security council orders t seek aa easing of tension. ' i "This particular Job ia very much like attempting to build aa arch." be said in a statement at Lydda airport. "I feet me second stone put toe- the tufldinf were in Israel is as good as the first one i in Cairei. But aa arch la not stable until all atones art la place." The Egyptian-Israeli cease-fire agreement; ordered effective Wed nesday nitfht, la the mission's htf--1 est announced accomplishment.' Egypt chanted Israel has vio lated that cease-fire arm-meat both aground ami ia the air. Is raeli spokesmen denied H and V. N. ffidala as Cairo deacribed the cases as "miner incidents af little importance." WASHINGTON The Eisen hower admimstratioa s record an natural resources was challenged Friday by Sen. Richard Neuber- Reports of Ambulance Firms Selling Bodies To Undertakers Eyed Poles Purge Stalin-Era Communists Society of Newspaper Editors. The national resource policy was fall. HOVSTOX, Tex. UnReports of j services testified it ia standard j bodies bring sold to undertakers jptey to charge S2S for handling : by ambulance services were ex- bodies, whether picked p at the, err D-Ore in a speech at the " j . VL .. rr i .,7k. :.. County district attorney s office pitals. The entire record af testimony are privately owned by funeral , r-ZlJl : ::' """More Justice sf the Peace Dave; The v ' , . IThompaoa Is being examined to the vehicles to accidents but has . determine ff there have been viola-; no control over the U.L.uu in urrrnU.n, naiwn. , fa resources to predatory interests j M . huriat riv. and said the government favor. b the ate Board of public power aaly when tha sites Motlcj brfluJht tPsUmonv are so poor "that ne private etU- that uadertaker bad lty would touch them with 300- Min for is f(lch mile tranwnisaioa hue" j H i, , Sen. GoMwater acewsed the Ore- ikw .mhuUnr wrvir had of. varaeuus, yiisranwa goa senatnr at trying ta sfww "the his firm cadavers at that waa wiU tola WM- big dowot " CoWwater said "this - J Tom E. Schier. a member at Dr. VT. yrofi kmetta I'aivertity faculty this is the application af the big doubt Dr. Cornelius fSM Added toWU PoUtical Unit tectintqua, to ase twisted and dis-'the board, said there were several tort r 4 facts and the baiftrath.' "assertions made that some places Neuberger cited tha admiaiatra- were aiyMf to have bodies Uoa's support af the Tas millwa ! bnmtvlhem. ' dollar I'pper Colorado River prof! "We rot more than we asked for Lad Lands $1,037 Sum While Fishing PEABODY. Mass. - Donald Jelly, a typical American boy who likes a typical Amertcsn sport -fishing banked catch of 11 fHI Friday after year's wait. The foodookinf, lS-yeareld high school sophomore had to pass ap a acheol basabal fame to get the money, which ha Ashed aut af Ipswich River a rear age With rod aad reel. The cash aH ia bills was in a cardboard baa aad aa wne claimed it from that day to this. ' So under Massachusetts law Donald was declared entitled to It after a year's expiration. He says the money will be nsed to assist In his college education ar "to help my another." Replacing State Sen. Mark C. Ratiield la the political science department af W illamette Uni versity will he Or. William G. Cornelius, acting chairman of the department of political science' , mi.nvunw u.iviinvii .vi .... i -m of the University of W'aconsin. Hatfield has resigned to ran for secretary af state. His post as deaa of students at Willamette will be filled by timer C Rieck, now at University of Wisenraia. Completing his andergraduateL work at Vaaderbilt University la 1034, Dr. Coraelius graduated Phi Beta Kappa and magna cum laud. Ha returned the following year to complete qualifications for a master's degree. Additional grsdaute work was done at Princeton snd later at Columbia University, where Dr. Cornelius obtained his Ph.D. ia Public Law and Government Dr. Comelms hack round has included work as a research as sistant with the U. S. Depart ssent of Justice ia 1188, director of the social science reference room of the Library of Congress from 1937-43, and fflfarmatinei aad ed ucational specialist -and lecturer on International relations in gov ernment far the U. 1 Army antil 1946. Turning ta cellegt leaching, Dr. Cornelias became assistant professor af government at the University of Miami snd assistant professor af pmirtical science at the University af Florida between 1M7 aad 19SS. ect, at which he said the govern ment caa produce only power cost ing sis to sine mills per kilowatt, while it refused to support federal development af Hells Canyon, where Neuberger said power could be produced Costing only t T mills. "The reason Is very envious," Neuberger said. "The private util ities doat want the Upper Colo rado eites but private utilities da covet Helta Canyon " GoMwater countered by saying the giveaway charges are unwarranted- and that me Interior De partment Is rua la the beat ad vantage af aB tha people at the United States." In the hearing," Schier said.. "Some things came out that we weren't even fcsvestigatinf ." The hearing was called primar ily to hrvestiiite complaints af un sanitary handling, embalming sod disposal af human bodies. Several operators af ambulance By RICHARD KAS1SCHKE VIENNA. Austria (JB Com munist-ruled Poland began purg ing its Stalin-era pursers Friday by firing three top officials. . They were SUrisla Radiewfct, minister of state farms and for mer minister of state security; police department dispatches , prosecutor general Stefan Kalin- ewsci; ana ine cniei military ambulance prosecutor. Gen. Staaialaw Zara- kowski. Vienna specialists In Polish af fairs expressed .belief these dis missals, announced by the War saw radio, heralded t new era purge trial y In these three men the Polish hadership under hew party bow Edwad Ochab has potential scapegoats for Red trials af the Stalis era they now want ta dis own. - drivers and attendants. Kremlin Twins 'Agree to Join Peace Searcl i ElkProbhin'j Solved Byr ; Sleep Lost ASTORIA m - The Astoria Rod and Gua Ch found out R could drive away marauding eft In the Lewis and Clark Valley with fire crackers. But aow they have another prob- leffl sleepless farmers. Butler Says GOPDepriving Decos'of TV By TUX ASSOCIATED PRESS Deenorratic National Chairmaa Paid M. Butler accused the Re publicans Friday af a ''carefully Issued effort" to deprive his par ty af tree redie-TV time. Butler said the Democrats arc facing a "fiamcial crisis" but the Republicans "hsve got the money In tm all Hm Mm Him mA - Leonard W. Hall replied that iibi??' iT'rt. ', "rr.fc.in, .lihT M . wJ.. Elk IwvrBeenlhrealeningTarm Hells Canyon Unit Hears of Hope for Dam CLARKSTOM.' Wash. Hope fvj reports on possible construc tion of a federal high dam ea the middle reaches of the Snake were given Friday to soma B0 delegates at a reorganizatioa convention af Hells Canyon Assn. . Lynn Tuttle of Clarkston was letted assodatioa chairman State vice chslrmen named were timer Mcmtire of Boise. May Bard Kendall af CJarkstoa and L. t. UHman at Baker. Tha aut going chairmaa, Sam FretweQ of Parma, Idaho, said he "unbelievable arrogance" sf the Idaho Power Co. bad lost the firm many friends ia recent months. Public epiaisa is swinging toward tha backers of a federal ligh dam at Hells Canyon, be said. Probe Yields Dead Couple, Arm-m-Arm CLE EXA M. Wash. - taouir ies by worried relatives led Fri day ta lha discovery af the bodies of a farm couple who are believed ta have died tofeiaer at least 40 dye ago.-' Discovered by Cle Elum and Reelya police were the bodies of August Johasea, at aad kfk wife. Leiu, dS. InveMlgatioa was at the request of Gordoa Elofsoa af Mount Vernsa, a sea af Mrs. Joha- aoa by a larmer marriage. Elofsoa went to lha place at the 'sweat of his sister. Mrs. Lor raine Cladek af Anaheim, Calif. Mrs. SladHt had beea concerned because the couple had failed to arrive for a scheduled visit. Elofsoa called police when he csukm't fain entry to tha house. The bodies were found, linked with arms around each other. Cause af death was not Immedi ately determined. Mail In the rur al box dated back ta March I. The dub used the firecrackers. timed ta explode at ti-m inure in tervals, ia aa experiment oa the farm of Jack Burt hart on the out skirts af Astoria. Tha fu-acrackers, supplied by the Oregea Game Cw omission, came It to a string and are attached to a long rope, spaced to fire at approximately IS-mmvte intervals. AB that Borkhart had to da was fight the fuse and go to sleep. One at bis neighbors mistook the aoisa far rifle shots and phoned to inquire who was snooting up McKay Asks Senate Aid for Eisenhower Monkeys En Masse Bring Airline Plea parent effort to caver up the dis sension in his own party and the utter, bankruptcy of the Demo cratic program." Oaly t7S,ea) Butler told members of the na tional committee, convened la, washingtoa for a two-day cam paign strategy session, that the Democrats have only 175,000 aa hand. He said this is Sot enough to buy aad produce a half neur program on a major TV network. Against this, he said, the Re publicans have five million dol lars. The GOP national committee commented that was the gross from the "salute lo Elsenhower" dinners last Jan. 9. The Repub licans laid the net was four mil-1 lion, which has been divided among the national, congressional and state committees. Hope tar 131 ,fM The Demorrsts hope to rsise j x.w.un inrni inrir yiw a pime wooarow wusoa centennial din ner In Washington Saturday night. Butter laid NBC Bad offered to give him snd Hall 7 minutes every Friday morning on the Dsve Gsrroway show to discuss csmpalga Issues, but Hall turned down the offer after Butler had accepted. Butler said ha saw ia this a "carefully ranceived effort to deprive as of time to get our story to the American people." Hall replied in a statement, say ing: "In recent months Psul Butler has whined about a so-called one party press, his Inability to raise money and sow his inability to get free television lima. And in some way which is not clear to anyone, ne tries to Name me fields here because the late spring has retarded growth of elk feed ia the bills. LONDON Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin and communist hose Nikila Khrushchev agreed Friday to oia the British m a search for a Middle East peace plan. The Kremlia leaders and Prime Minister Eden ordered their ex perts to submit proposals for a U. N. program aimed to avoid war between Arabs end Israelis. Diplomatic sources said Presi dent Eisenhower will be kept hv Theatre Tims Table tisreoaa ncKic at sss, iM, 101s. C APRIL THE S WAX" at lot, 7. IW-IMI. wats out-. 1 si ios, s r. SJClLLTWOOO T.T. WDM BKIBT8 1 to aad IS M . siNCiRto-Y Yorns- 1 oa KOBTSJ "TO CATCH A TmtT" Starring rr Grtnt anU Grar Kelly -MARTY- tirttrf Iimii Borf stn an ftetsM Biair. M:cy Store Strike Settled NEW YORK .( The strike of 1.000 employes of Macy's de partment store was settled early Saturday after a marathon 19 hour conference at city hall. Settlement must be ratified by members of the Retail. Wholesale and Department Store Workers Union. Terms were not announced. A )oint commuiilauc said af the morning's, talks: This meeting was devoted to a discuss ion an the Middle East. R was agreed that representa tives af both sides should prepare, oa the basis af this useful discus furl her consideration." The experts were ordered la re port by aext Tuesday, diplomatic sources said. Kkrwshchev told the British at B luncheon Tnorsday that com munists and capitalists, however much they dislike each ether, must strive la maintain peace lest H-bomb warfare destroy both. The British have long had the impression that Russia does not see tha Middle East aituatioa as dangerous, AR three major .powers - the United Hate, Britain and Rus sia have come ant in favor af action through the U. N. to pre vent Middle East war and pro mote a stable peace. Many Vlrtlsaa Many victims of these triaji especially the "TitoMs" such, as j former deputy premier Wladyshiw !Gormirks have been released and restored to their old places af honor lit the communist party. R remains to punish the police and prosecutors who handled their' eases. Vienna sources said ludklewici was the most notorious In the group. Schooled by the Soviet NKVD, his police terror methods as Polish security chief were de scribed as matching those af the Russians under the executed So viet secret police boss, L. P. Beria. . , Especially Hard - Radkiewici. S3, was especially hard on anti-communists and al leged "deviationists." When Rad kiewici methods were exposed by Col. Joseph Swiatlo, who defected to the West, the security ministry was reorgsnind and he was shift ed to minister for state farms. There he started a system of using criminal . labor on farms. This backfired In a wave of crime and sabotage so notorious that even the Polish communist press had to protest. Barge Damaged In Blaze Near Hermiston 1 HERMISTON, Ore. Wl - A steel barge moored In the Coram bia River here was damaged by Are Friday. The blare destroyed an air com pressor unR and a steam donkey engine. The barge was cut loose from the dredge Burrs rd when the flames broke out and allowed to drift downstream. Damage was estimated at 110,000. The equipment was being used by the General Construction Co., Portland, for laying gas pipeline across the river. VS. personal Income was run ning at the rate of $311 billion a year m early 195. Ds!!s$ rV.otcr-Vu, DALLAS SAI.FJH HIWAT FRI, BAT, BIN. Beth Pictures la Color and Cinemascope Marilyn Monroe, Tom Ewefl THf SfVIN Y1AR ITCH" .SECOND FEATURE Tyront Pwtr, Twry MftMt King af rhe Khyber Rifles" Tractor Flips, Kills Logger MONUMENT. Ore. tlrl - One man was killed and another in jured seriously whea a logging tractor overturned in the woods near this Eastern Oregon corn mu ni th Friday. John Vestal, M. af Monument, was fatally injured when he was pinned under the tractor, James Nash, wha aba was riding the ve hicle, was badly hurt. They were working for the M ft R Lagging Co. in the woods eight miles north of here. Rosehurg Vetoes Special Levy for School District ROSEBURG Fi Roseburg vot ers for tha second time this spring turned down a special levy af ft,' Dos, RSI for the Roseburg School District. The vole was 13 to l.JM. At the March I election the measure was defeated tsoHl. Total estimated expenditures In the detested budget were H.407, 7M, a little more thaa half af which was within the f per cent limitation. Report Card- Fright Causes Lad to Vanish EVERETT Mt Eleven-year old Ernest Dawson was sent home from school Wednesday to get his report card for return to his teacher with a parent's signature. For two nights snd nearly two days he became the object of a wide search. Police searched the city and asked Snohomish and King County officers to be on the lookout. The mystery af his whereabouts ended Friday. A golfer recognised Ernest as he went to k concession in Legion Park to get a bottle of "P06" a Police said the boy. son of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Dawson, told them he hsd slept in the park both nights and had had only one toft drink for nourishment. P. S.-the police didn't get the details od what the report card showed. Dutch Maid Firm Stockholders Eye Expansion . Stockholders of the Dutch Maid Food Products C67, had an eye on expansion as they met at a Fri day night meeting. Some 170 owners of shares la the Salem margarine firm approv ed a stepped up promotion rsm Daisn aimed at evenhisl establish ment of a second plant in either the Tacoma, Seattle or Vancou ver, B. C, area. The croup also gave formal approval to a previously an nounced addition at the plant at 3371 Portland road, which will provide more capacity in the cold storage room. It also voted to set a $10 par vame oa shares in the concern. Woedbcrn Drivi-ln tritfsy, Saturday and landty Trail af the lonesome Pino" . . . nut . . . Tha $haaaral af rhe Hilts" Mm WiyM Open e:Se-Stari 1 TM. w;aJNwrtoJ:: i WASinNGTON m - Seshoard ; How silly caa he get? and Western Airlines advised ,, AilMme4 government r nosy uai us mon key business has givea rise to a serious problem. They am ell. In fact, said a petition to the Qi Aeronautics Board, monkeys "ew masst" give off aa offensive ardor, damagiMt to morale af per- PORTLAND W The re-eiec lion of President Eisenhower and ' aonnel flying plana loads of them providing hint with strong support , to this country. ( in tha Braeto are Ike twa most j "Monkey odor pervades, perme-, Important goals In tha coming stes and penetrates." the petition election. Douglas McKay told a said. "Nothing within an enclosed COP rally here Friday. I aircraft ran escape its effects. . ." McKay said "Wayne Morse Is) The airline asked the CAR to )he greatest obstructionist to the ; lift fit bsn an free passenger administration s program a ad; travel so that Sydney Grant, a Butler announced plans lor a weekly Drnocratlc tabloid news paper, saying: "We are going to break this Iron curtsln of one-party press. We're going to get our story to the people regardless of what the opposition does to control the media of communication." lhat "when ha left tha Republican Party to filibuster as an tnricprn ident aad finally wandered ever to the Democrats, the RepnbHcans lost control af tha Senate." McKay wffl oppose Phil Hitch- cock la the GOP primary far the lght to meet Morse la the Ne vember electioe. New York chemist, can be car ried an a round trip from New York ta Frankfort, Germany, and ILVEITON MAM HELD 2 Robert Frank. 22, af SOS N water M., fclvettoa, waa acre ,rd Friday by Marion County Sheriff s deputies oa a charge W Cruelty ta snlmsls. the sheriffs office reported. Bail waa art at Jirvl by Judgeft. O. Stadter Jr. sn Marina County District Court London, Seaboard said Grant could as. pertment with chemical combina tions "hi an attempt to overpower aad eliminate" the problem. , It said lhat If he Is unsuccesa ful oa the first trip, he will make others. . "These trips definitely wiU not ha Ine tWmiiS " Ma alrtlna aH. ! :!ded. Largs numbers af rhrus mon keys are being used In fhls coun try In the testing of pohe tacrine, shipments af them chiefly origi nate In India. ACCIDENT AT MOP MORE Two ears collided at Hop me re Friday night, state police said, with reportedly minor damsge. : Drivers were listed ss Bedrito ! Irhes CarrilVa, route t bos 1123A, snd Chester Warner, box 363. vaiseu. COLLISION REPORTED A rear-end collision at Marlon and North Capitol Streets was re ported Fridav afternoon by Salem police. Drivers were listed ss Mary Aims Jarobonn, post of fice box M, Monmouth, snd Or. ville Jsy Mnorheed, 1375 Leo St. A pedestrian, Ralph E. Stanton, 177 Center St, waa bumped by one car, but was apparently un injured, police aaid. Goad Music-Big Crowds Rescue Party Seeks Qimber EVERETT. Wash. liT-A around party set out for a remote area in the Sultan Basin Friday after noon after Coroner Ken Baker re ceived a report that a man was believed dead after a fall aver aa 0 to 109 foot high cliff. The report said the man was a surveyor. His identity was not known here. The area is In rugged country about 0 miles east at Everett. Cottonwoods Every Sat. Night Jack Kiziiah Anal His New Texas Ramblers Adm. 1.00, tax Inc. Stars af KSIM 3:304:00 f. M. tttnt nkm. III! 110! LET'S GO! DANCE T0IIITE! uoxsaiR THItMXhM AND MUTHI HOME & GARDEN SHOW tours FISH GROTTO 10 to 1130 terry An J IHs Ccs- Arkli Tfct tzh r.::-i rJi:n isHy Ccwhy WESTERN SWINO SAT, MITES vs Far tveryon Iveryene YVekema v - Admits)!! $1.00 Inc Tlx I (KIDDIE KDES KEN) , iS 2 P.M. 5.1. i ta) fruclnl GfirA jUj l J.BIUI VUsUWIaJj H " fMV t J LrS - I n II IH MMea aath alBsUss try - li h ap)alsB f Cats .19 OU JSKIAITV lobittf Thtrmiwwr OfW) 0cty I a m. IB p m. h4rf 1 Sundty. 1 p. m. S 10 p. m. CtoMd SSsndy 371SS. Cammarclal $1. We 2-7790 DAYTON LEGION HALL Music by IYIE aad Ike WESTERNAIRES Ivery Sat. NigM ts30 ta H 30 Adm. 1.H fTas lac.) I 11 1 1 a ' i . i-1 I 11 J FRI., SAT., SUII. Apr. 27, 28, 29 O O O O Ifl tkd CfttflJt wfrk thi lofisff (0 DI5PUYS AKD EXHIBITS ! IT'S ALL mi . STOCK AUTO RACES Sun. Alt., April 22 Trnva Tried 1:30 Ideal 2:30 . .-, HATUIIN8 : . COYIRNOR f ATTHSON MEMORIAL UCl M.U. W'DU FUFF DlllY E.ollyivood Doul SALEM O O O Op 143 PHONl IOt T 1 SOt TfJW bTW'Js-Sfce WaWffc ,TKl linJTENANT : WCSE SKIRTS- TV SMtriM SMr sf a Wei la) ytJfvtC9 a a kJaW lW aKtwt Tfcundjj M WJ to Itos BmM TIm Pmi twi TrlfdJ SmbSm CCeUTt wamt yours . A aWdja sVvuTTaBMC by fhu) AM ittdJ WuVy frWII IdMldJ Mtaa' , U BMfl rrAtn roMottout VKTOa SSATUSS ANN lANCtOFT "THE UST FRCNTinr ANN ttm-HOWAtu km . State Shew Twite Daily at 3:30 anal 30 P.M.'f'eerwrinf Tom Oaray 1 Sherry Comedy, Hvfivatlsm ami Mind Reedinf DOOR PRIZES! $300.00 in MmrMnisfiti (uttiTiCftn 0 0 O ( D!iwi:;55 I lacn Ivwnfmj FREE PARKING II M. wMaa Ul STATE FARCXOS CMNDSTANO III NOWl 2 of tha Most Famous Women In tKa World In One Great Film Programl f -L U-G-M wmnti TU Utt Si er a ffi ucsst kt QKEMaSCOPI and COLOR ' GRACE ALEC KELLY -GUINNESS LOUIS J0URDAN "THE SWAN M ttS M00KNCA0 KSStt KTfCt UBOtt MIAN MtlWtU0 I CAMI0U BTCU.C WINwOCie .VS BYKt rASKt . Outstaadlaf Cs-Hit Glaa lollobriglda -la! i "4 WAYS OUT" v. TODAY AT 11:30 P. M.I Doort Open 12:30 -Shaw Over 3:15 Wonderful, Wacky Week-end At Summer Camp! 'TilEX-Rs'D WITH FATHER" STARRING Van Clfll Heflin Parraaa PLUS 6' SIX COLOR CARTOONS Featuring All Tear Favorite Cartoon Characters! DON'T MISS ITI DOORS I OPEN 13:30 - OATFS OPEN 6:45 - SHOW AT DUSK - ENDS TONIGHT "TO CATCH A THIEF" and "MARTY" STARTS TOMORROW Irunettes' Capture rhe "OoMa-la af Parfsl Tha Big, luxom, leautiful Musicall Jane a) . Jeanne Alan Scott Russefl Crain Young Brady "Gentlemen Marry Brunettes" IN TECHNICOLOR 2ND HIT Tkey eame le loot with the sword and were stopaed ay the cross as Father Jnnlper Sierra f ought fold with Gad . . . conquered California with faith. Richard t Rita Jeffrey Anthony Egan Moreno Hunter Quinn "SEVEN CITIES OF GOLD" IN TECHNICOLOR ENDS TODAYI TICNIC" Plus: Short Subjects STARTS TOMORROW! OPEN 12:45 1 ' 'NV.V.'V tr.-irw.,. " J i tmm mm c starrina co starrinf PAT CROWUY WILLIAM REYNOLDS GIGI PERREMJ as ... .. WOMEN CALLED HIM SCOUNDREL, ROGUI, CHEAT- IUT NOT TO HIS FACH Gewd PHIUPE VoMa H0B50N