.-(Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thun., May 10, '56
Indiana Primary Fails to Show
Signs of Anti -Ike Farm Revolt
Ms THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I Republican atate as be and Sea. I (or the Republican tide but still
Late returns ia the Indiana Kefanver of Tennessee, runaii counting oa the Democrat aide,
prSenffvl,? failed fS fXfZ XuWiSTSSS'
ini of a farm revolt against the P' "nl ni 40 Pr rtnt ot th , 10 14,5 in i"". F0"." lJ
the count neared aa tod Wedne-! Despite the relatively SiT rStS
day nisht tba percenter vol. for senhower rote U the kght voting l "-cm-nartJDrlad
the President feU .lightly. in the HoosieT State Weaver art ,prMd
Nevertheless Eisenhower still claimed "I great victory" m the ta
was tar ahead in the normally
Formcr President of Cuba
-Ousted, Lands in Florida
.'MIAMI, Fie. Carles Prie
Sncarras. former president of
Cuba, arrived here Wednesday
w!th only an extra shirt and pair
of shoes and said he was thrown
ent of Cuba by tho Natioaai P-
fjce.
'Prie arrived at Miami Interna-
tWnaf Airport shortly after 1 p.m.
ie said Cuban police had seized
him at his estate outside Havana,
t it him a the plaee and told
him to stay eut of Cuba.
UJ. Immigratioa authorities,
alter detaining him nearly in
, hMirs. released the former presi-
dent ef Cuba. They said they win
Hold a hearing, either here er ia
' Washington, to determine the con
ditions eoder which Prie entered
the country. Date for the bearing
' ws not set.
; President Fulgeoele Batista ef
.- f.. . - i- - ' ft
rJSSLr iiln Washinslon
formed Prie that it has positive
proof that he was supplying moo- i
e'y and direction for disorders to " CONN ELL. Was, tit -Flood
Cuba and that he was still en-, waters were drained and pumped
gaged in buying arma and smug- ol neat ef the maia streets and
eling them into Cuba for tnsun business district here Wednesday.
rational purpose. leevine behind a "filthy mess of
'i ! "Prie was fiveTiTrrerala debris.-
nUndinf trial in the legally con-
tiitutee eonrta er tuns or ieav
lag (he country. He chose the tot'
ter alternative. Prie has beea a
Man Held for
Armed Theft
j .-..
!A hitch hiker allegedly robbed
a driver ot his license and car
Wednesday afternoon near New
nort, but ended up la Lincoln Coun
t jail a short time later after
wrecking (be vehicle, state police
reported. '
Police listed the man u George
Andrews, Boring. He we charged
-vita aute theft and armed rob
Sery, they said. Andrews was ar
rested near Sea Line Caves.
Daniel Blivens was named as
AMrews victim. State police said
Andrews sad stolen another car at
Ocean Lake earBeJa-the day.
Oil Dealers to
Gather Here
JUmnk 10s) persons will si tend a
m)e-day meeting el the Oil Heat
'tatituto ia Salem during June. M.
f. Thoraburg af the Salem Fuel
HI Dealers AssociaUos said Wed
nesday. Preliminary plans for the event
tit now underway, Thornburg said.
fuel dealers met Wednesday
tenlng at Chuck's Steak House.
' Mother planning meeting is sched
Vd (or Kit week, Thornburg
said. .
nie Institute, a state-wide af
.. 'air. Is held annually by fuel deal
- era In different Oregoa cities. No
iste has been set.
'r - - -
Window broken
Owea MacAdams Jr., tlU Pine
St., told Salem police that a plate
- .lass window in his home was
token about a.m. Wednesday
4. 2. V'
i jiiu ueiuw im wmouw on ui
Jrch, police said.
SILVERTON
Drive-In Theatre
Wei . Tknr. . Frl Sat
"THI FAR HORIZONS"
Fred MacMurray
Pins
7IRI OVI AFIia-
M. O'Hara M. Carey
Open 4:45, Starts Dvsk
NOWI TOP WESTIXN
OF THI YIARI
if i n
rugn roini in fmm-
funHhatterini i
.TSCNHICOLO)
PXED MskMURRAV
nM-miv u at DNS
; ; " WAITEK lit NNAIf
Fins Tea Fsverite
Classic Hits!
.
TECHNICOLOR
1 S. e. 1
1 I
basis of earlier returaa. complete
disturbing element' ever since his
return to Cuba some momna age,
siwougn as as urn wn -
turned that he would be welcomed
only as long as he ebeyed ine
laws at na country."
fj' 'to'nP,
sniwary aioe, .oi. wn uquruv
do. when he arrived.
mo was presioem um -
til Batista took over in a blood-
less coup ia i jtw speni mow
of the period since living here in
exile. He returned borne several
memos age.
Flood Leaves
'Filthy Mess'
C7
.!
"It S oe a misty spring ,
ma mmjm . . wi ',was an easy winner for pemo-
surveyed the soft, slippery mud
tsat stood up to six incurs deep
on the highwav U Ritrville.
The Franklin County tows of
SSO was' flooded by up to two feet
of muddy water whea an earth
dam rolit s m'le te the east Tues-
wa,ea ehtl aJlAwae, en aaw wmim
rVV'n
. ..n, "ov. .."v.
the year for Connefl, which was
hit Ii February when a coulee,
overflowed.
Mayor Sears said state officials
had wired him Wednesday that
Army Engineers from Walla Walla
were being asked to send crews
and equipment to help in the clean;
up.
Water still covered some resi
dential streets and low-lying lots
and tilled basements Wednesday
evening, but the ditching, dredging
and pumping operations had un
covered most of the towa.
No damage estimate could be
made until undergroend water sad
sewer systems could be checked.
Sears ssid there was believed ta
be no health threat. Many resi
dents teak eml-typhoKf shots fol
lowing the February flood.
Man Found Dead
Astride Horse
At Grants Pass
GRANTS PASS - Clarence
Eugene Pullen, 74, ef Bridgerlew
was (ouad dead Wednesday,
asurKM nis aorse a e-uaner ei a
mm iram a name.
Coroner Earl Hall, reconstruct-
big the death, said this is what
happened: ;
Pulton tlait Wn rtiltintf an iuA '
log wits a hand eroet saw m
ine nw mrmr nome wnm in v.
isTmSr1 jDemos Take Lead
Pullen then mounted his horse! ROSEBURG w - Democrats
and rooe threeuarters of a m.le, ( ho,d , m vote kii over Hfpuh.
dumounting twice te open gates. MM Doufia. Cmintv in reris-
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith, neigh-
l
saddle dead.
uim mm siumpea is ms
The coroner said be had rrcon-
structed the happenings from the.
trail of blood left by Pullen.
PERMIT EXTENDED
PORTLAND it -The Portland
vuy iwncu neunisua; nirnon
we nose uiy Traasti ie, s iem-1 -porary
operating permit 30 days, KT"
to June 10.
NOW SHOWINOI
.Tkt Sflnrl tmt ttRir ii mw
wrs. t ttauca itmwm
GREGORY PECK
JENNIFER JONES
FREDRIC MARCH
M CUTun IQi1
-Star'
MARISA PAVAIt
IH 1 COBB
ANN HARDING
KENAN WYNft .
KNELKKHART
w m aa aa
ONimaScOP-'
PLL
Twe Thrilling Short Subjects!
"Colorado Holiday"
(A trip through beautiful
Colorado in Cinemascope.)
"TRree Cornered Tweedy"
7""-
A for the farm issue, leaden
both partier agreed the figure
didn't indicate a (ana rebcUioa.
Democratic State Chairmae
Charles E. KiUea said it was only
because the farmers stayed home
instead of voting in order to take
advantage of the good weather for
farnljng
j, the New Mesiee primary.
qv. Joha T. Simms
lurne(j Dack tne nrMt
B pjctett and vea rr nomination
m the Democratic ticket
basis of nearly cwnpleta
cial returns.
Here was the picture
i
jdiana - Complete returns
lrom ,j 4JM pinet, m the
sUle lhowed:
Eiiihower 3SJ.I3I. M per cent
of the total ele.
Lar Daly 1141T. per rent.
Kefauver, 241.423, 40 per cent.
Ohio Uaeae
Ohio The Tuesday primaries
brought about this lineup foe the
November elections:
For governor Democrat Mich
ael V. DiSaile, former Toledo
mayor and one time federal
prA
,tte'i attorney general
For senator. Gov. Frank J.
Lausche. Democrat who will be
ohio - t fayorjt, KB lt the presi-
dentist nominaling convention,
anj Republican George H. Bead-
er WB0 now j, Ohio's junior sen-
- - -
Florida - Gov. Leroy Collins '
:Cratjc renominatioa.
Sen. George Smathers woa
Democratic reaeminatioa without
campaigning.
West Vixfinii Analher hnl
booster of his home state. Gov.
William C Mar Laud, held a slim
a ,i i . . -
" "f
rrauc oumuianoa lor me v s.
Senate,
Amity Driver
Hurt in Wreck
Nwt Srir
AMITY Hart Lmum Chap
man, Boa 7, Amity, was treated
for shock and bruises at McMinn
ville Hospital Wednesday after
noon after an auto, accident ap
proximately one and one-half
miles north of RickreaU, state
police reported.
Mrs. Chapman was returning
from the RickreaU Monmouth
baseball game with seven ehil -
mivn in nvr car, pwirr aaia. i.om-
Ing ever a rise, her ear collided
with a ear operated by Richard
Fuller. Route 1, Box 115, Mc
Miaaville, police reported.
Fuller's car struck tri rear-end
ot a car operated by Roy Stanley
Warnack. Route 1. Box 551. Sa-
lem, police reports said.
Cars operated by Mrs. Chap-
man and Fuller received mod-
t. Hni, ii ..in w,P.
Mck - , rar reived minor dam
lge, th,v Mi(t.
No t wer rtporl.
(d
'
I)oillaS Coiltltv's
tration lor the primary election,
the first time the Democrats have
' held the advantage In the pnmar-
ies.
Democrats have led in registra
lions at the last three general
elections.
There are 1J.7U Democrats and
12.177 Republicans, the highest
registratioa for the primaries on
record.
Boy Joins 4-H Cherry Tart Demonstration
i 1 e-
, ' S3'. I -M :i M
primary. , ' II C
narrowly ' p V ,
of Ingram! i ( '
nomination I I V I - . 1
S.SSL W ,: - . j
from the " C . "fJ14!
y
?
SILVERTON Beys are Karce UUs year ia the demoastratiwM Md special eenietia at the aaeeal Mariea
Ceaaty Spring shew new aaderway at the armory here. However, ene of la first 4-H demoastratort
was a boy, Sterliag Gala (lelt) ef JeffersM, whe, wltk Nui Haekspeler, alu ! Jefferiwa aemoosirai
e4 Tuesday aighl hew to make a cherry tart. Their leaders are Mrs. E. R. Ricks aid Mrs. V. E. Gala.
(Statesman Farm Photo)
Swings
Annual Marion County 4
By I.ILLIE L. MADSEN
Farm Editor, The Statesman
SfLVERTON - Thirteen
youngsters Wednesday won the
right, at the Marion County 4 H
Soring Show, now in session
here, to take their exhibits to
the Oregon State Fair in Septem
ber. More will be added to this
list Thursday and Friday.
Klthrvn Hiskey, McLaughlin
Evens Vallev district near Sil-
verton, and Carolya Adams, Jef-
frrson. were the winner, in the
. "
whole wheat bread entry. Sharon
Hearing, Gates, will take an
angel food cake to the fair, in
I luncheon project, and State
Fair winners in the child care
chus were uiana .nn, l. .
Clear Lake: Janice Johnson of !
Kldriedse and Donna Ehert ot
Keijer: Nancv Obr.st Union and .
Katberin Shepherd. McLaughlin-
F.vens Valley, white bread.
Clothing Winners
State Fair winners In the Teen
age Miss Clothing protect were
Martha Jean Hatch of Santiam,
Linda Benson and Gail Richard
ion of Hayesville, Sherrill Hooh
ipeier, Jefferson and N a n e y
Ebert of Keirer.
The show got underway Tues-
dav night, with judging and
L....t - .Hn. winin intn full
force Wednesday morning. The rangements, Janice Boucne, au-4-H
youngsters from Marion1 burn: Diane Bye, Central How
Countv have made 1,059 entries ell; Richard Burgess, Jefferson;
ik,. vr eomnared tn B13 a vear i Nancy Wodtly, Marilyn Walker
ago.
A parade Saturday at 1 p.m.
' clos thf evfnt- Uore "l3"
800 boys and girls are expected
,0 ,ak Part- LWnil? h silvrtwl
Jumnr Vnam" " mm" .
sponsoring the show at the Sii-
vvrioa Armwj, inu maiming .
with exhibits, the Silverton
Chamber of Commerce is furnish
ins treats for all parade partici
pants Saturday afternoon.
PHONI
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tnm tf 1 CuK Tkif
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f titlriflf WMMI, MWtttiwI tVt-
mmd Myretrl
"Th TroubU
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Th WMMfeMMsi frM H4cImsiI
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"Texas Lady"
hstiMtft tod TMkl
The METROPOLITAN
136 N. Commercial
Still Has a Lot of Stock
To Save You Money
Don't Fail To Visit Us
Every-Type)f5tore
Fixture For Sale:
Scalti Cash Registers Counter Glass -Counters
Showcases Chrome Display Stands
and many others - as we
Go Out of Business
Into High Gear During
Blue Ribbons
Circe kl.ia KikrvAna gt 4 Va stkjvuf
went to Susan Hochspcier and i Linda Arncrt, Macfeay; Petty
Sterling Coin of Jefferson, dem- Likes, Stayton. Cartoons, Kath
onstrating the making of a cherry ryn Overlund, Bethany; Vern
torte. and to Margaret Vnohter I Smith, Macleay; Alma Franz,
of St. Paul in "Peter Rabbit
Comes to Dinner."
Other Wednesday blue ribbon
winners, than those already men
tioned, are: Bachelor Sewing
Project, judged by Mrs. Kermit
Roth, Corvallis: Cecil Billie,
Jonah Anderson, Fred Kelson
Yazzie, Kee Tsosie Elsisi, John
Allen Miller, James Tony I.ee,
John Etcitty, Jones Chavex, Kee
Repay, Henry Jones, Sonny John.
Junior William Tsosie. Herbert
Benally, Jackson Freeman, Theo-
d , o chemaw,
Other Winners
Mrs. Betty J. Parrett and C-len
Robertsolli Salfm jud4(
gave
blue ribbons in the art division,
portraits, to Barbara Schultz and
Gene Cox, Keizer; Maribel Starr,
Auburn. Scenes and landscapes,
Robert Crabtree, Peggy Likes,
Claudia Bruder, Merelene Philip
pi, Nancy Wodtly, Carta Blum
and Mariyn Walker, all of Stay
ton: Eva Wyatt, Rebecca Sum
mers, Central Howell; Norman
Kolhoff. Bethany: Anita Hiller,
St. Paul, and Maribel Starr, Au
burn. Still life and flower ar-
and Carta Blum, Stayton: Janice
Johnson, Eldriedge and Gary
McNall, Keiier. Animals, Larry
Hagner. Barbara Schult7, Keiier;
Anita Hitler, St. Paul: Karen
Turnidge, Jefferson; R o n d a
Hook, Macleay; Arlene Dettwyler
GATES OPEN 1:43!
SHOW AT DI SK
. . . New Playiag . . .
A Hilarious Arceual of s
'Summer' Bachelor and the
Girl Whe Lives in the
Apartment Above!
MARILYN MONROE
TOM EWEU
"7 YEAR ITCH"
CO-HIT
The Lewis snd Clark
Expedition!
Fred MacMurray
Charlton Heston
"FAR HORIZONS'"
- H Spring Show
land Judith Watson, Central
i T4nunl!' harnn k rn n he 1 1 at 1 anA" m
Keizer and J a n i e e Johnson,
Eldriedge.
Mrs. James Turnbull, Salem,
judged the cooking classes, Mrs.
Scott E. Foster Jr., child care,
and Mrs. Oscar White, Salem, the
, Teen-Age Clothing project.
!- - -
Reliability - the kind that
comet up with good food
all the time - thatt one of
our big features.
THE SAN SHOP
Portland Read et North City limits
For Orders to Go-Phone 3479I
I We're mad about j
MOTHER! f
I We're staging a real jlj
j CELEBRATION yZ )
1 all this week in her honor y fif; i
I Give Mother the Gift of aLifctime 4 I
I I MOTOROLA TV Vi .
1 I to show htr you tart365 days a year 7 x, j
I I This week we'll make you the deal of J&fiC
1 a lifetime! A fStVV
H '9 Trade-in Allowances-we need 17" sjiyj 1
Salem's easiest credit terms! I
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APPLIANCE
1141 SeuthCemmercial CENTER Phone 4-333 J
Willamette U.
Degrees Real
Family Affair,
A Salem area family expects to
be loaded down with degrees when
commencement time comes at
Willamette University oa June I
There wilt be graduate degrees,
too.
kin Lora Bates, K. Is sched
uled t get her '-Master's la Edu
cation, So is a daughter, Mrs.
Bloasosn Woods. A loo, David F.
Bate. Mil Blrckwoed Dr., ia
slated te receive a degree in law.
All three previously earned B.A.
degrees at Willamette and the son
also Holds a B.S. from Oregon
State College.
Another daughter. Sharon Bates,
is la her sophomore year at
Willamette and reportedly is a
straight-A student. Another son,
Phillip, is a freshman at the uni
versity this year.,
. Ttie mother, Lora, a widow, has
taught for the past several years
at Detroit High School while work
ing toward her Master's. She lives
with thf children, Sharon and
Phillip, on Salem Route, S. The
other daughter. Blossom, also lives
on Route I with her husband, Gor
don Woods.
Mrs. Bates began college studies
after raising her family and fol
lowing the death of her husband.
She plans to continue school teaching.
MAN COLLAPSES
Joseph M Teisl, 5080 Lancaster
Dr . was taken to Salem Memorial
Hospital about 3 p.m. Wednesday
with severe abdominal cramps, ac
cording to Willamette Ambulance
Service. The service said Teisl col
lapsed in an alley behind 546 State
j olreet
Woodburn Drive-In
Wed. Thur. . Frl. . SsL
In Cinemascope
"Hill AND HIGH WATER"
Richard Widmark
Plus
"WHITS FEATHER"
Bob Wagner - Jeff Hunter
Open :45 SUrts Dusk
Theatre Time
Table
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NOBTI SALEM DBIVR-IN
THE COURT MARTIAL OF
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THE GIRL IN THS. RED VEL
VET WlNG.''
Cttm apta U. Show (I dm.
DAVENPORT Bl'RNl
Fire partially destroyed a daven
port at the home of T. L Kuhns,
1740 Court St., about 10 30 p.m.
Wednesday, Salem firemen report
ed. '
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OPTOMETRIST
1128 (enter Si.
Opposite Owl Drug)
Phone 4-0767
Complete Optical
Service
Eye Refractions
Lenses Duplicated
Fashioa Frames
for Both His or Her
Collision Damages
British Submarine
LONDON ttwTne British auk
marine Talent Vas damaged slight
ly in a coUistoa with aa nident
tied Unker off Die Isle of Wight
the British Admiralty reported
Wednesday. No one aboard the
sub was injured.
The Talent was cruising Tues
day night at periscope depth ia
bad visibility when the accident
happened, the Admiralty said.
Damage was confined to her peri
scope and superstructure but the
brush was so light that the tanker
I continued on her way apparently
unaware of the collision.
CORNS from Trtf
It OIL BtHMI
"M"
is for the
fed you.
naay times she's
"0"
is for the only thing for you
to do.
"M"
That's to take her someplace
very special
The GOLD ROOM
on
MOTHER'S DAY
May Uth
Special Fried Chicken Dinner
$1.50
Remember in Salem if s the
llotol Marion
Phone 3-4123
Just Call
4-9353
We will call at
your heme and ap
praise your Trade
in. Ne wbligatioih