The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, May 23, 1956, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextIL 2-(Sec.p Statesman, Salem, Ore,, Wed., May 23. '56 ictress Ekberg Takes Mate Amid Din, Threat FLOHLNtL. Italy (H Holly- the din, yelled threat to cancel; n,e turf 0f willamcllc L'niver ifeod'e fun-kwinf Anita Ekberf the wedding, and finally pro- gjty', McCultoch Stadium Tuesday and British matinee Idol Anthony notmced the handsome couple man (Vening felt the snappy precision of 8reJ were married Tuesday in a and wife only after checkine. to' 254 pairs of feet at the city's big tgmultuoua civil ceremony in an- confirm that they and the wit- ,P,t military review af the year. Ant Florence's City Hall. nesees heard the rites. K WM ,n. annuai president s Re- Twe hundred film fans burst At one point, plainclothesmen view of Willamette Air Force Re l&rough police guards to attend. livened thlngi up by plowing serve Officer trainees. A spade-bearded city counsellor through the crowd toward a sus- n,, ffair. which capped the alerted the service three times in J peeled pickpocket, He got away. year', ROTC program at the olons Vote II Billion Cut Foreign Aid WASHINGTON ( -The House eVeign Affaira Committee voted Tuesday to alash more than one I Understandably I took 10 po bflhon dollars from President Elt-jcemei to get her out. JI.,,M Aj AAA AAA AAA 1 ! - ! J 1 pipgrara, v - frhe action was quickly chal lred by Secretary of Defense VWlsoo, who appealed to the Sen- ale Foreign Relations Committee lit restore the funds. -I don't think the people realize military assistance la an essential pnt of eur defense," Wilson told newsmen as he emerged from t cted-door session with the Senate ffbup. The House committee vote was H-ll In favor of a Republican ipfcnsored move to knock a flat ballon dollars out of the three bil lions Eisenhower sought for mill' Urry assistance to overseas allies, This was in addition to lot mil- lidni already trimmed from the 1100,000,000 economic aid section op the measure, inal committee action on send Ini the bin to the House floor la scheduled for Wednesday. Weal Give l . Truck Flips, Throws Man Thirty Feet jla overturning dump truck Tues day flung Salem area man aome KCfeet He escaped with arm in juries. Paul PlckereU, about 40, of 854 afta.ii4a. ftt mmm nrMrtnat tn rfiimn ;3oad of dirt near the Liberty ana worn micu ccuaru ui elevated truck bed to shift, turning the truck on tts aide. Pickerel! was tlafowa through window and over !sraaU building. 4 4a employe of Porter contracting lion, the mas suffered a possible ope In his right arm. ! " Iloseburg Rejects , tax Base Hike joSEBURO UP The missing prpclnct vote waa counted Tuesday morning by the county canvass, hoard, and the result showed that Keaehurg voters rejected a'pro ; posal to Increase the city tax base frjrn f73,62S to $185,714. he measure lost by a IS-vete margio. The count at the one prtclnct was delayed because the wonting board did not post results aCtho polling place. The tax base had been trailing by M votes with a$ but the one precinct counted. Che final vote was 1.US against aajl MM for the Increase. arflNa win sought Jfarlon County Sheriff's deputies were asked Tuesday by Stayton ponce to aid in a search for a mjising wife, car with Nebraska L tense and nine children. The lots wps reported by the woman'a hus babd, a transient looking for work - inj'StaytOB, according to deputiea. ' who did not take his name. STARTS TOMORROW! LET'S EVERYBODY GO! To.lfo fabuloua playground of th Wast, " for on aWainmejnl nolwrol'L & J 1 C It n JT J W '' m ,vdl n nvrr.r..... fc-aiaawifai HtM aVHLMtt LUM WrTMCCal CAM MUUat aaS OOOST ST ASS jmcaotttA.rAin.rODo.i PLUS "WEDDING IN MONACO" PlaeIi Oaensate-we, Color aad Wand arena Beanty , ... The Event of Ue Tear! lATIST NIW8 COLOR CARTOON Bond Street would have shud - dered to see the 36-year-old bride- groom and a British general's sun wear white tie with nia dark of cadets and the salute to the business suit. , reviewing party comprised of The shapely bride, 24, topped President G. Herbert Smith and him sartorially although she didn't numerous other officials and dig equal the night when her strapless mtar.es. Several hundred onlook dress burst as she entered a chic r wer Prwnt London nightclub. Anita's long ! Climax was execution of difficult blonde hair was uncovered. Her marching routines by a 17-man drill white oraandv dress left the riant team composed of freshmen and shoulder, entirely bare and dipped low. She wore toeless sandals. Tradition bad It rough from the start. Anita, long one of Holly wood's favorite bachelor girls and a frequent companion, of Frank Si natra and Tyrone Power, crashed Steel's wedding eve stag party here Monday night. Another custom fell when they not only saw each other on their wedding day before the ceremony but went from their hotel to the city hall together Hiffh Court to Hear Lane Case Today EUGENE UP A state Supreme Court hearing was scheduled In Salem Wednesday to determine whether a Lane County grand Jury should be dismissed. Diet. Atty. Eugene Venn has protested that the jury was Illegally composed. Meanwhile, new list of 73 jury names waa prepared Tuesday by County Clerk Harry Chase for the June term of court. He said he thus had complied with a Supreme Court directive. The charge that the old jury was not properly drawn will be contested by Judge Frank Reid, who empaneled the jury which Venn protested. Mail AcCUSed of Killing Policeman Still Unconscious PORTLAND UP - Ralph Pyatt, accused of killing a state police' man near Baadon two weeka ago, remains unconscious and in poor condition at a hospital here. Pyatt waa shot by the policeman before be died. Pyatt suffered a head wound when state patrolman Richard F. O'Connor, himself wounded mor tally, fired through a window of Pyatt's motel cabin. O'Connor had gone there to serve a traffic citation. Pyatt was flown here In an effort to save his life so he could be tried for murder. MAN ARRESTED Marvin Lehnherr. 2I6S S. Cottaie St., waa arrested early Wednesday morning on a Marion County Dis trict Court warrant and also one from Linn County charging obtain ing money under false pretenses, Salem police said. HUBCAPS STOLEN Four hubcaps were stolen from his car parked Tuesday afternoon at "Snake Lake" gravel pit near Wheatland Ferry, Klburg Upper ty, Salem Route 1. Rox 110, re ported to Marion County sheriff's deputies. LAST DAT George Cobel tad THI IIRDS AND THI BEES' "SCARLET HOUR" TME IN? r"r, II 1 H OJIN OAIUT CYD CHARISSE rak MfO BWIIQCM UJ aWYU M IACRA JJ jj. YqYCC ROTC Parades At Stadium 1 school, included presentation of a number of individual awards. Then 1 came the parading of massed ranks aophomores. The Willamette ROTC nana proviaea maniai music. Others in the reviewing party besides President Smith included Col. Norman Todd, commandant of the Willamette ROTC program; Capt. Carl Cover, USN, represent lng Gov. Elmo Smith; Mayor Rob ert White: and Col. Byron Switzer, from headquarters of the AFROTC at Maxwell Field, Ala. Other special guests who partici pated in presentation of awrds In cluded: Col. Seward Reese, Air Force Reserve and dean of Wil lamette Law School; Charles Drees, .....J.. f S.I. Vl'Uf Ah.n. .I. n JT.. 'VZ, "T'considerations-not In any genu ter; James Dimbat, exalted ruler of Salem Elks Lodge; James Gar vin, commander of American Leg-! ion Capitol Post No. 0; Mark rs t i Hatfield, dean of men at Willam- .SolonS ette; and Harold Warner, chWUJUIIS justice of the State Supreme Court. 1 s 17 Ail awards were individual other i UlllOIl 1 UHIFC than for the Governor's pennant' for outstanding drill proficiency which went to Cadet Squadron B. The squadron also received a scroll from the Reserve Officers As sociation. Bomber Crash Fatal to Three HELENA, Okla. P - Three air- men were killed Tuesday when' a Chicago Mercantile Exchange and , B2J bomber from Vance Air Force i other major commodity markets Base, Enid, Okla., crashed and have caused excessive price flue burned, tuations that have been disastrous Tk. aa.. i. aaaaa a... .k,,t fur onion eTovm and shiDDers. a lie vi anil w tin s luuut u scene was miles northwest of this northwest Oklahoma town. The public inlormation office said the plane was based at Vance but no other details of the! crash were available immediate-! ly.' lliree-Car Crash Noted One car was extensively dam aged and two other vehicles re ceived minor damage in a three car rear-end pileup in heavy traf fic Tuesday evening in the 100 block North Liberty Street, Salem police said. , Drivers were listed as Henry Bernard Koehler 818 N. Liberty St.; Charles Alfred Llnday, 2713 Hulsey Ave.; and Abraham Frie sen, 462 University St. THE PICTURE THAT TRANSCENDS All! THE SCREEN'S CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT! 0 rf WJTorr r A GREAT OCaS TlsCHNiCOlPR Y mum mrnwmm m iiltEir.iiajJinUJi ADDED "ITALIAN MEMORIES Neetelf le Thouphts of TwoeHo Pto Carioeeta Theatre Time Table CAPITOL "ALEXANDA THE GREAT" 7:00, 10 1. ELSINO! "MEET ME IN LAS VDGA8'- 7 0O. S 31. WEOUINO IN MONACO" IH ' HOLLYWOOD "THE LONE RANGER " "HONKV TONK." NORTH SALEM OBIVE-IN "IOVE I" A MANY BPI.EN DORED THING" William Holdtn nd Jrnnifrr Jnn "TRAIL Or THE LONESOME PINE" Ertd ' MacMurnr and Henry Fonda. Statement by Stassen Draws Dulles Counter WASHINGTON UP - Secretary of statA DunM refUsed Tuesday to ig0 .ong with Harold Stassen's , statement that military manpower ; cuts announced by the Russians are "an initiative we wanted them ! to take." Despite the hopeful face put on the Soviet move by Stassen, who is President. Eisenhower's disarm ament specialist, Dulles stuck to his guns. Dulles repeated his statement of last week that the Russians, if sincere in saying they will cut services, are reacting out of eco- """. ""' 7 FK-a"- ine spirit of disarmament. Trading End WASHINGTON UP-Several Con gress members from onion grow ing areas urged Tuesday that trad ing in onion futurea be prohibited. Sens. Neuberger (D-Ore) and Dworshak iR-Idahoi and Reps. Gracie Pfost (D-Idaho) and Wil liams (R-NY) testified before a House Agriculture subcommittee studying legislation to ban such trading. Thev said "maniDulators" at the m . Trading in onion tuiures maaes sDeculators rich at the expense of the men who have done all the work," Mrs. Pfost said. "Onion growers feel that manipu lation on the Mercantile Exchange was wholly responsible for much of the surplus acres of onions that have been planted in. the past few years. HON! 4-4711 fO OpM Hi 20c New Playlnf A-wrio'i U4 MkJ Itftr THE IONI RANGER Storm III MtiA Hcrni Itmm Ai Ytw'y Never lm Him Saata! WMi TONTO tllVII fMl IxcMAf Ce-FMtw Tt larkwr Ctatt All Its Cctor HONKY TONK Storrl-t Clark 0M A Vr fkM Family ffr STARTS TONIGHT! II an iHllafi TrlnJ Uttat Now GREAT n rv 1 o Convention Delegate Keturns PORTLAND I - Wilh returns still incomplete, soma contests for delegates to the national political conventions still were in doubt Monday night. These candidates were leading for the 10 positions as Republican at-large delegates: Gov. Elmo Smith. Secretary of State Earl Newbry, Sen. Rudie iWilhelm, Robert A. Elliott, Jess Card. Sen. Howard Belton, Wen dell Wyatt, William M. McAllister, James F. Lonergan, Gordon Or putt, District GOP convention dele gate leaders: First-Mark Hatfield. William W. Chadwick. Second Lowell Steen, Irving Mann Jr. Third Tommy Luke, Francis I. Smith. Fourth Ed Boehnke, Rodney Keating. delegate Democratic at-large leaders: Sen. Richard Neuberger, Rep. Edith Green, Monroe Sweetlaiid, Joseph K. Carson, Alfred Corbett, Sen. Walter Pearson, M. James Gleason, Jason Lee. District Democratic delegate leaders: Traffic Toll at Record Rate More persons were killed in Oregon traffic accidents so far this year than in any comparable period in the past eight yrars Stale Traffic, Safety Division offi cials reported Tuesday. The 121 deaths reported through April was the highest since 1947 when 140 traffic deaths occurred. There were 28 deaths in Janu ary, 28 in February, 27 in March and 38 In April. There were 18 more deaths in April this year than for the same month a year ago. Approximately 20 persons have been killed in traffic acci dents so far during May. The next four months usually result in the highest death toll be cause of heavy summer traffic, officials said. SILVERTON Drive-In Theatre Wed. Thur. - Frl. - Sat. "REAP THI WILD WIND" John Wayne, Susan Hayward - PLl'S "MEN OF THE FIGHTING LADr V. Johnson W. Pldgeoa OPEN (:45 STARTS DUSK MM A t Ai' A. A V A 3 A 3 1T1 li t ; n ..' a..-. aj A rE-t sat:1 t 1 I I I I I I I C Perfect Waffles Every Time, Automatically thi tffiibeam WAFFLE BAKER and GRILL The only combination that makes perfect waffles and toasted sandwiches as well as bacon, eggs, etc. Ei clusire radiant control makes possible oni form results erery time ONLY ' '28 Broad Courtesy Franz Baktry First-Jan E. Bauer, Roy R. Hcwett. Second Gene B. Conklin, Lloyd , Rea. Third Jack Bain. Austin Flegel. Fourth Hugh R. Kirkpatrick, Robert W - . Straub. Murderer's Eyes Available For Blind Boy VANCOfVF.R, BC. OP - The eyes of an executed murderer pro- j vided hope for sight Tuesday for an (-year-old blind boy. j Robert Graham, a 24-year-old j miner, was hanged at Oakalla Prison at 12:05 a m., PDT. Less than 12 hours later, the corneas had been removed from his eyes oa4 lr.A.ALnlA4 Ia thA mu nt the boy. Doctors said the boy, who wasiP"- cenl l" na "rm not named, had "a SO-50 chance" b?llot ra th tle?m- to see as a result of the opera- Multnomah C o n int y figures in ,k. v . p...i showed 69.3 per cent of the coun- Husniiai Graham was twice tried and con victed at his second trial of the murder of 21-year-old William Hoi man, who was kicked to death last year. "Bob found Christ at the end," cjiiri hi TttthAr aftpr th Avpriu tion. "He wanted to do something (or Mrm.Dody. Really he wanted t0 d0 something for children. "That's why he decided to give his eyes to a blind child. He got the proper form for it and we signed our approval. He wasn't a bad boy. He just got in with the wrong crowd. He became a Christ ian three weeks ago." mm mm rS Sunday, May 27, 1 P.M. NatwMlly iinli-t4 OMBRA wrd by libra Sail Club far th af Saltm'i WIUc Maria Pirk. Admnttaa Chtrf Hm laaa Aaaravaa' by Slr Part Da. SAlfM Sunbeam Automatic COFFEEMASTER WAFFll SAKIS ONIT Soo Yo Discharged State Employe to Have Hearing loday Civil service hearing of an ap peal of a discharged employe of the State Industrial Accident Commission is scheduled at 2 pin. today at the Public Utili ties Commission. The appeal war made by Clyde H. Jlill. Eugene, who claimed he was discharged after obtaining no satisfaction in inquiries about promotional procedure at the commission. Hill, reportedly re moved from his job about May I. had been a safety inspector with the commission for about nine years. Registered GOP Balloting Tops Demos at Polls By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Percentage figures from last Friday's primary election showed "TllnAaV that SSI DfT Cent Of the refistered Republicans and 59.4 ity's 115,524 registered Republicans voted, and 65 per cent of the 137.597 registered Democrats. The state had 378.778 Republi cans' registered . for the primary and 392,128 Democrats. Woodburn Drive-ln Wed. Thur. Fri. - Sat In Cinemascope "UNTAMED Ty Power Susan Hayward PLIS "A BULLET IS WAITING" Rory Calhoun OPEN 6:45 STARTS DISK Wallace Marine Park WEST SALEM Ik. f- aavalaaraaat Perfect Coffee Every Time, Automatically Wilh the Sunbeam Automatic Coffee master you are assur ed of perfect coffee every time. Water tem peratare, agitation, and brewing time are all controlled imomit tcally, solid copper, chrome plated, 10-cup ONLY3750 Seattle Man Heads KCW PORTLAND m -John II. Eichorn, formerly associated with KING-TV at Seattle, is the new station manager of Portland's KGW. He succeeds James Mount, who resigned from the Pioneer Broad cast Co. station last week. Eichorn's brother, Frederick, was named station manager at Portland's KXL earlier this year. DALLAS M0I0&-VU Gates open 8:45 Show at Dusk Giant 100 Ft. Screen Alan Ladd, Audrey Dillon in "DRUMBFJI" Cinemascope A Color Judy Canova in "OKLAHOMA ANNIE" Color This Steak is Really Topsl 6 ounce TOP SIRLOIN with choice of potato, tossed green . Si 25 salad bowl, hot rolls t - GATES OPEN 6:45 - SHOW AT DUSK - . . . STARTS TONIGHT .. They shut the world out . . . as they defied 5000 years of tradition! WILLIAM -And- JENNIFER HOLDEN JONES "Love Is A Many Splendored Thing" - CO - HIT FRED MecMURRAY 'Trail of the Lonesome Pine" afannW wmm mm wmfmmfmk llnUWm Automatic PERCOLATOR Perfect- Toast Every Time, Automatically ONLY THE to posh bread rises smoothly, silently when toasted ONLY Coffoo Hills Dealer I HAND CAL'GHT IN SAW, I Norman A. Kenney, M, of IM 'Market St., was treated by first aidmen about 8:43 p.m. Tuesday for hand Injuries received in a power saw at his home. First aid men advised a doctor's care for the four lacerated fingers, one of which appeared to be fractured, they said. O Crystal Gardens c 3 AIR-CONDITIONED! SPRING FLOOR! Adm. 74 strawberry jam I open until I p.m daily HENRY FONDA Makes finest percola tor coffee possible just set strength selec tor dial for mild of strong. 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