The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, April 22, 1956, Page 28, Image 28

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Angler Catches $1,037
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E TJinn Trout HABODY, Mass.-Piherman's luck hit 15-year-old Donald B. husband of octrois Helen
ll.r I nun I TOUT . Mhy kty ,,hough tho stafo trout Maaen doesn't tpM Hayes, died Saturday. Ha
vntil Sunday. A yaar ago Donald hooked up $1,037 while fishing in tho Iptwkh Rivor. Tho was 60 and had boon euffer-
, ' money becamo hi Saturday whan no "rightful ownor" showed up within tho logal ono-yoar ing from a kidnoy ailmant
ported. (AP Wirophoto). and anomia. (AP Wirophoto).
Hone Grabs
Boy, Stomps '
Him to Death
MOUNT OUVK. Mi. if) A
horse lifted a month-old child
rrnm a fence wllh hli teeth and
kliked the Infant to dcalb, the
child i uncle (aid Saturday.
Vesta Hnrnr, uncle of Utile
Johnnie Kay Nichols, iild thr
child wan standing against the
outside of the fence .when the work
horse auddmly stretched hn neck
across It, ciuiilit the bny'a cloth
ing In hit teeth and lilted him
lnlde the pen.
Tha animal then vlclotudy kicked
the child In the head and "tumped
him, the uncle reported. The boy
waa dead when a doctor arrived.
The child, vUltinf on the uncle
farm, wa watching; the horse frnm
outside the pen. Barne said the
home wa used to pull Ioki and
had never been considered danger
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The boy wa the son of Mr.
Vended Broadwade of the Coolcy
Spring community.
Electronic Weather
Foircanter Unvfilt'tl
TORONTO UN An electronic
machine Duffed with IS year of
weather data 1 being tried out on
forecaU here at a Cot of f too
an hour.
Gibb Henry. 1U operator, say
tha weatherman can do better, be
cause he add an ingredient to the
data at hand: Hi hunch on wheth
er it'll rain or thin.
Oxford University Students Yell
Toor Old Joe1 at Kremlin Twins
By RICHARD K. O MAIJET
(Pit-lure aa wlrtphl page)
WKNDOVKIt, Kngtand l -Premier
Buliinnln and Niklta
Khnuhchev brgaa praca talk In
an Knglish country manor hmiae
Saturday night after 4.000 0ford
University student ragged them
with chant of Toor Old Joe!"
The Kremlin leaner ped
through the gate of Chequer, of
ficial country residence of Prime
Mlnitter Anthony Kdrn, a the tun
et on day of briatllng activity.
The two visited the British tec
ret atomic city of Harwell, then
went on to Oxford and one of
the biggest razzes teen In the uni
verilty town In decade.
Chant Repeated
Crowd of student began their
chant about the late and down
graded Soviet dictator a the two
Russian left Shcldoninn Theater
and repeated It Interminably.
Neither Bulganin nor Khrushchev
underitand Knglish but they had
plenty of Interpreter with them,
Both Russian took it well.
Khrushchev owe raised hi hand
In grinning urrender when backed j
against a wail by autograph-hunting
Oxford reiident. Bulganin
beamed benignly.
Nat Taken Seriously
The Oxford ttudrnt. many in
their mid 20. were derisively good
natured and refused to take the
two Russian dignitarie seriously.
They roared the "Volga Boat
men," cheered, hoWermuly of
fered comment and at ona point
an Impatient aliident called out In
precise Oxonian:
'Tome on, Bulgy, I want my
tea."
After visiting Oxford the- two
Ruaalan huilled off tn the 40
room Tudor country house which
I the official country residence
of British prime ministers. They
had chance to relax before tak
ing up talk.
Chequer, a comfortable, sprawl
ing, red brick home built In the
Mlh Century, I a Ireaaure house
of old palntliiR. It waa here, amid
the luah Chiltern hill, that Sir
Wlnaton Churchill mapped much of
Rritlah World War 11 strategy.
Te Talk at Peace
Peace wa on the docket for
Scientist Plan
Tropic Life Study
NEW YORK Of) I'nder the
iheltering palm of ix tiny ii
land in the Caribbean, Columbia
I'nlveraity anthropologist will
itudy life in the tropic.
The atudie will be financed by
three ISu.Ooo annual grant from
the research imtitute (or the ttudy
of man, a New York organization.
The American Kennel Club ac
cept 112 breed of pure-bred dog.
Informal weekend lft, and e
perlalty the Middle Kail, an area
the Soviet leader have offered
to help slahillir.
But the echo of their Word had
barely died today when Moacow
Radio began pumping out Charge
that Britain and America were
the villain there.
The two Western power, laid
the broadcast, are guilty of a
policy "primarily directed against
the Arab counlrie."
But hack in lindon senior Bri
tish and Russian diplomat took
up lllf-ir qurav lur puuuiv j
peace plan.
Talk With Gremyke
Sir Ivone Klrkpatrick, permanent
head of the foreign office, con
ferred for two hour with Andrei j
Gromyko, Sovli deputy foreign
minister. I
Klrkpatrlrk and Gromyko are
expected to meet again during the
weekend. I
Briton are hoping that In the
quiet, relaxed atmosphere of
Chequer Kdrn may make tome
headway and mine headline
with the Russian. So far Bulganin
nd Khni'hchev have been taking
the limelight and some British
paper are nettled about it.
Bulganin and, Khrushchev win ,
visit Queen Klizabelh 11 at Windsor:
Castle and take tea on Sunday !
Then they return to London arid,
their Clnridge Hotel headquarter. I
where tight tecurity precaution
prevail.
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wrMrinr CARllSli, Pa. - Protty Joan Brownall, i'Or IO U. J. of Claremont, N. H., gata hi firit
daughlar of United State Attorney Can.
oral Herbert Brownall, imilo at ho pose with flower and
, an ROTC hat pre sent ad har after tho waa named "little
. Colonel" of tho Reserve Officer Training Corps battalion at
' Dickinson College. (AP Wirophoto). '
look at a penguin at Tho USS Ediito arrived horo Saturday,
first ship back from Navy's Antarctic oxpedition "Operation
Deopfrooxo. Malcolm Davis, Curator of Tho Washington, D.
C. Zoo, who made tho six months trip on tho ship holds tho
bird. (AP Wiraphoto).
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(PLEASE BRING YOUR ROOM MEASUREMENTS?
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Here' a complete change of pace in
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Carpet for 3
Average Rooms
Woll to Walt With Bigelow's
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Talk about a carpet bargain! This one
itacks up with the "greatest of them.
Enough carpet for three average rooms
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Carpeting for your rooms may be less
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Padding and installation is extra.
RUS$ian$ Visit A-Center l0N00N. -" W Bulganin (right center), watch as British atomic scientist
, , ,..,.. Communist Party explains display of atomic energy materials Saturday at,
wh m.". R..i.inini, niwri, na joviti rremier NiKo-.Dniisn atomic research contor near London. (AP Wirophoto).
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Praised MlMBothB.k-
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; Lima, Ohio, was commended
: bv Gov. Frank J. lausche
Saturday for stopping to glvo Cnnw in Northeait NEW Y0R,-lin ' J on the coast from southern Now
- first aid to two portons hurt w .i.wi Ugltn4 Virginia Sunday. Snow is duo in northern New
torlously in highway accident England, Appalachians, Ohio Valley and lakes area. Rain will fall in Texas, southwest Lou-
roconf If. (AP Wirophoto). Isiana, and north Pacific coast. (AP Wirophoto).!
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Based on Room Sizes
in Diagram
Total sq. yds.
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Textured Loop
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colors Beise, Grey, Nutria, Light
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Modern Floral Broadloom
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