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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1956)
2-(Scc. I) Statesman. Salem, Ore, Thuk, My 31, '56 Truman Greets Top European Ministers in Chance Meeting VENICE. Italy m - Harry 8. l"ruman bumped scddenLalljr into tm of Europe's to foreign min istry officials Wednesday M small Veneiisn Isle. ' Th chance encounter came afi re foreign ministers ef Western Europe's steel-coal pool nation first Weather B alloon to Take Off at McNary Today The U.S. Weather Bureau station It McNsry Field will release its first radio-sends balloon at 7 P.m. txAmv a announced Weanea- dav. . Tti balloons. aoDreximateto live ' feet in diameter, will be released continuously every six hours after iha initial launchinf today, the itatloa laid. . Weather data including tamper s- Jure, humidity, barometric pres sure, wind direction and velocity wM be transmitted from the bai- jCyprus Bomb Kills. Iniures British Troops j NICOSIA. Cypws ID - A terror 1st bomb Wednesday spread death and injury among British soldiers naring la eelebrsts the Queen's day. . Two British soldiers were killed and were wounded. II serious Jy, outside Farnagusta, east coast rouble spot I The British soldiers were jammed into a truck returning to Jneir "golden sands" holiday camp oa the beaches outside el Fame gusta. The bomb Unded to the jniddle ol them. fThs soldiers had Just rehearsed parade In honor of the official iirthday of Queen Elixabeth. II, .Vhlchli Thursday. . . t British authorities blamed the tombing on Eoka, the Creek Cy riet underground organization de luding onion of Cyprus with Sreece. - ' 1 A curfew was ordered on Fama usta throush Friday, i The two deaths brought to 8 the number of British soldiers killed en Cyprus. " k l. .n Him mmr flva ifeatha ea rCypros during the day. Two were T.reek CvwrioU whs died of wounds suffered la previous out tunta of violence. t At Pantos, ea the wast coast. British troops shot desd Creek Cypriot who tried ts break out of SB In Nicosia, the British Wtof the curfew oa the Turkish quarter Jafter the vlolencs of Tuesday in "which two GreetjqrpriOM were killed. J Soldiers threw up a permanent : bar bed wire barricade between the Turkish and Creek sections jFive Yachts i Visit Salem '. five yachts of the Riverside Yscht Club arrived la Salem Wed ', nesday from Portland after an all- dsy trip up the Willamette. Ths Portland boaU, participating I in the club's annual Memorial Day cruise, were met and entertained by members of the Salem Boat Club abroad the Cindy Lou, owned fbv Gerald HalL. , - I The Portland yschts will remain here until Uus wee end. Visiting skippers are Robert S Lloyd, commodore of the Portlaad club. Walter Meek. John Gross- ! man. Dr. David Reed and Al Berkley. Families and guests also ! sccompanied ths men. '. Two of the yachts wee slightly . i i - ,w- r,--. i - j ' oamairo in rnaauif ww roruanu . to-Salem river trip. Dr. Reed's ; boat hit a desd bud. Berkley's boat received hole in the hull. ' j I. i j Amendment Aimed at Ending I Foreign Trials By LEWIS CULICK i WASHINGTON IB- Rep. Bow ! (R-Ohioi served notice Wednesdsy ; he will push for sn amendment to the foreign aid bill aimed at fret- , Ing GIs oversess from foreign Ju didai control. , Bow s proposal last year won ' tentative Houst approval by a 1-1 I margin but later was shelved. Its ' revival posed a fresh hurdle tor 1 President Eisenhower's foreign aid I program slated for House action next wees. ' la Mi atronmt form, the amend' ! ment would bar U.S. aid to any ! country which exercises erimlnsl jurisdiction over American troops ; there as mtny now no. ! Proposal Rejected i The Foreign Affaire Committee I has already voted to chop 11,109, i 000,000 off Elsenhower's t4.too.000,- ooo forein aid request. But la a split decision In closed aessioa, K I turned down Bows proposal as an r amendment to tbt bilL I-Witk administration, backing, the committee said tbt amendment had no Dlace in tbt foreign aid prt- gram and might lead to the; loss at strategie UJL bases abroad. . Bow told a newsman be plans a ', House speech tomorrow teUing why he will seek to smend the foreign ! aid bill when it comes to ths floor oa June s7. - i "I think the committee has gone 1 Mmoletefar wronf. ba said. I i don't mean it as an attack oa the i mutual security program as such , er stt military operstiona. latastieea Cued : ' But tbt) Ohloan declared Ameri speed st conference hert to to ahead with plans for closer eco nomic nnity. Tbey agreed U draw up treaties for a Joint atomic development pool Euratum and (or a com mon market which will mean a cuitomi anion. Tbt treaty writ' loons by radio. The Information wiU be recorded st the McNary Held station, interpolated, coded and trsasmitted to ether stations. Aid Fereeaal The balloons will site serve as sn sid to local forecasting., the sta tion said. Proposed use of the balloons, formerly a project of theU.S. Air Fore weather detachment in Port land, at the Salem weather station wss announced hert earlier in the year. The McNary Field station has released inch balloons In the past for purpose of cloud height determination. However, the bal loons were released eafy during daylight hoars and conformed to no set schedule. Hellim-FUIed The new larger helium filled bal loons will reach altitudes of Tfl.OOO feet or greater, the station said. When the ballon bursts due to the change in atmospheric pressure, ths instruments will parachute to ground. Instruments are contained in a small box about u by u b4". Only other Oregon weather sta tion now releasing the bslloons is Medford. Sevea new weather men have been added to the McNsry Field weather bureau staff. They are Thomas Rochester, Spokane, Wash.; Robert Stuwt, Spokane, wasB.; Robert Breatano. Medford. Ore : Edwia Bowman. Ely. Nev.; Fran- eta Burns, Oakland, Calif.; and Benjamin Carnahna, Buersneia, Calif. Venn Plans More Action In Lane Probe EUGENE W-Dlit. Atty. Eu gene Venn, whs Tuesday loot a court attempt to discharge a grand jury, said Wednesday he will take his accusations of Jury tampering to the governor and at torney general. Venn said the Lane County dis pute is unchanged despite his set back in the state Supreme Court. The court denied a mandamus sction Venn had sought in his at tempt to dismiss a grand Jury empaneled by Circuit Judge Frank B. Reid. Vena has said there were Irregu- lsrlties in the wsy U jury panel wss drawn. The Jury was called to Investigate charges of embei tlement involving funds of Moses Moody, a atate prison inmate. Vena said In a statement Wed nesday that "the matter of tam pering with the Jury system in Lane County remains the same as before the decision of the Supreme Court. An impartial investigation by the State Police has been re cently completed and the flagrant violations uncovered by the ofuce of the district attorney aeversl weeks ago have been confirmed and verified In tu Instances. Venn said he Intended to see Gov. Smith about the matter Thursday. VITAMINS ADDED UJI, Japan w -The famous tea of UJi once evoked a Buddhist monk's appraisal that it Induces s mood for philosophy. Now a new blend of eight different ingredients with nutrients added Is being msr keted. One merchant going along with this so-called progress la ments, "vitamins never will be compatible with philosophy for UJS. Men can servicemen stationed overseas have been dealt "injustices" by foreign courts snd "I hsve the feel Ing all over the country they want this changed." Under the present "status-of- forces" agreements the United States has negotlsted with many nations, the host country has crim inal jurisdiction over foreign troops on Its toil when the servicemen are off base and off duty. In the year ended last Nov. 30. the latest period reported on by the Foreign Affairs Committee, there Were 10.549 offenses by U.S. servicemen which were subject to foreign jurisdiction. The result wss 120 prison terms snd 2.595 verdicts involving a fine only. This Is sfter subtracting the number of cases ever which juris diction was waived by the foreign government, or where then were acquittals, suspended sentences or dropped charges. Delightful . . . Refreshing! CRAB LOUIE SALAD iLm 1000 Islanei Dressing, QC, IT . kl ll I.. 7aJC vim 440t3TtJ en will go to work June M at Brussels. Truman Is on vacation and had aothing to do with all this. The former President. Mrs. Truman and their traveling companions, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Woodward, ' had gone to the island of Torcello for a miirt luncheon. The Island 11 tea miles from central Venice Unknown to them, the Italian government was playing host to SO diplomats, plus newsmen and others here for the Eurstom con ference. The state luncheon was st the same Torcello restaurant. Truman shook hands snd chat ted for a few minutes with the leaders of delegations. His party lunched separately In a corner of the garden and left while the diplo mats were in the middle of their repast The former President got a big hand ss he left Earlier la the day, Truman went sight-teeing around St. 1 Mark's Square. He toured the Rennais- ssnce palace of the Doges and it. Mark's Cathedral After lunch, his party went for a gondola ride through the canals of Venice. Adlai Cains Edge in Count Of Delegates WASHINGTON W-Ths pledged and favorable committed Demo cratic National Convention votes for Adlsi Stevenson have now grows to 174 .Sen. Estes Kefauver has 133. The new totals in Stevenson's column include 22 from Florida and i"t from Alabama; In Ke- fauver's are from Florida. Sixty-eight delegate votes are at stake next Tuesday in the last direct primary clash between the two. Tbt lineup of delegsta votes as tabulated by The Associated Press on the basis of primsry results snd polls of other delegstet now stands: Stevenson 174 Others 1M4 Uncommitted 344 Totals rem There will be s 1.372 votes in the convention, with tM'i needed for nomination. The ISO' votes for "others" sre spread among 10 men. The! leading three are Sen. Lyndon Johnson of Texas with 54'i: Gov. Frsnk Lausche of Ohio with 54, snd Sen. Stuart Symington of Mis sour with 46. President Eisenhower picked up 24 votes in the Florida primary Tuesday, to raise his total to 790, with 6(1 needed to nominate. Doctor Facing Libel Action Dr. Forrest I. Goddard. Salem chiropractor. Wednesdsy confirm ed reports that a 1100,000 libel suit has been filed against him by a Portland chiropractor, Dr. Paul V. Moss berg. Goddard said he snd his attor ney sre considering the filing of a slmillar suit against the Portland er. A Marion County grand Jury re cently investigated the possibility thst Goddard was criminally libel ed by Mossberg In t petition the Portlsnd chiropractor presented the governor. The J u r y decided there was no criminal intent on part of Mossberg, but st the same time said there was no evidence ts substantiate his allegation. Zumwalt New Chef De Gare Chester Zumwalt was elected Chef De Gare of past chef's of Marion County American legion Votture 40 et I at the group's an nual Memorial Day breakfast meeting Wednesdsy st Randall's Chuck Wagon. Claude Martin, Grand Chef De Train du Oregon, was nominated for membership into the group. After the breakfast the organiza tion participated in ceremonies st Pioneer and City View cemeteries. Past chefs attending the break fast included Robin Day, Charles J. Johnson, O. E. Palmateer. Wal do Mills, B. E. iKellyi Owens, George W. Averett, Chester Zum walt, Ira O. Pilcher, A. J. Fcilen. Brazier Small. Luther L. Jensen, Bert Victor. R. C. Blaxall. John Crockatt and Claude Martin. Pedestrian Hurt When Hit by Car A pedestrian received minor in juries when struck by a car st Church and Chemeketa Streets about 7:35 p.m. Wednesday, city police reported. Oliver N, Catterson, 458 Center St.. received an abrasion of the right wrist and bruises on one leg, police said. Driver of the car was listed by police at Norman Bartel, Route 1, Box 384, Salem. air-csMteHtlones) apon until I p.m. dally State Police Quickly Find Stolen Loot SUUiaua Maws tarvfet RICKREALL A series of phone and radio calls by atate police Wednesday evening re sulted in the recovery of approx imately i,300 worth of house- nolo goods stolen from the home of Herschel M. Wait a few hours oenirv. The Wait family returned to their home about S p a. Wednes day after a trip to McMianvtlle, police uid. In the kitchen Mrs. Wait found seversl drawers open. A check revealed that a $700 set of sterling silverware, t 30.06 deer rifle, s portable radio, s pair of binoculars, and s movie camera were missing. Stats police were called. Offi cer Floyd Morrill in Dallas went to Rlckresll. From the Waits he obtained s description of s sus picious car observed near the home on the family's return. The description was given to state police in Salem who contacted Officer James Hamer ia Mon mouth. Shortly after receiving the call Hamer noticed a car which an swered the description nesr the Junction of WW and the Mon mouth-Independence highway. He notified state police in Corvallis. The csr wss stopped st Corval lis by Officer Stanford Gray. In it were found the stolen items, police said. The car wss driven by Harry Jsmes Swan, 24, Coos Bay, stste police uid. Swsn denied the burglary and said he had picked up s hitch hiker who bed the stolen Items with him, police re ported. Swsn told officers the hitch hiker hsd two suns snd 1st er left the car, leaving the loot behind, police reports uid. Wait signed a John Doe com plaint charging burglary in a dwelling. Swata-was hooked into Polk County Jail where Justice of Peace Kenneth Shetterly set ball st 32,500. Newborn Tot Abandoned by Idaho Road C0EUR D'ALENE, Idsho Telephone tips from sn unknown man Wednesday led officers to a newborn baby who had been aban- doned in a cardboard cookie box under brush along a highway 12 miles north of here. The baby boy, who was six to eitjht hours old when found, was given a fair chance to survive by attendants at Coeur d'Alene Gen eral Hospital. Stste Policeman W. W. Cox and Deputy Sheriff Gilford Johnson found the infant wrapped with two pieces of pink blanket In a box that was about' 200 feet from the Junction of Highway IS snd High way S3. A man had called the port of entry station here about 2:30 p.m. and gave the officer In charge sketchy directions on where to find the baby. He hung up without identifying himself, Police started a search for the mother of the abandoned Infant snd for the mysterious Informant. Pope Suffers Voice Ailment VATICAN CITY - Pope Pius XII, suffering a slight weakening of his voice, underwent s general medical and cardiograph exami nation Wednesday night. Doctors said they found no phys ical disturbance, nor sny Infec tion of the pontiff's throat. The Pope has been tired by a heavy world load in May. Vatican sources said doctors reported the examination "con firmed lhat there was no reason for preoccupation" over the Pope's condition. The slight lowering or weaken-! ing of the Pope s voice wss caused oniy oy a general ureaness alter the heavy burden of his work this month, the doctors said. Vsticsn sources ssid the doctors expressed the belief s few days of lightened work would rest the (10-year-old pontiff snd sllow his voice to return to normal. His audiences Thursday will be restricted to a regular Thursday morning meeting with his pro secretary of state, Msgr. Angclo dell'Acqua. Srhool Make-up Day Staged on Holiday RKD BANK, N.J. - Mem orial Day was ho vacation but just i another school day for several thousand reluctant students- here. ! The Board of Education decreed that children at ths Borough's High School and three grammar schools must attend from 8:30 a m. to 1 p.m. to make up for a day missed last November during a snnw storm. LUNCH IN COMFORT AIR-CONDITIONID Cherrv Rfloni " " Today's Collate SPECIAL LUNCH Scrsmbled Eggs with" Weed Ham, Hash Brown Potatoes,! Spiced Crab Apple, Hot Q- Rnlla HHnk n.ti.rt JOK, Park Free With Purchase a' a a i 1 1 T 1 Trio Awarded Honors by Queen V-VV; If I Tk i'.sBJ1BSjtJgfs4 wf sj-asjt Tf . Lf y -t-rvm"- 0'- ? ; ." r' r v- I r ' - -v Pi; saaasslaaaaslsasfwi sji i mn.-sw.-w amtsi assllSsfcssst sswi LONDON Actress Pest Ashcratt. aa Pat Smrlhe. rlrhL were amaac title ef "Dame" female equivalent ed. Pst Smytbe was hssered with Rim Claim Grace's Wedding Plotted to Dim British Visit LONDON A Moscow ra'dio i published extensive reports on commentator said Wednesdsy night Grare Kelly's marriage to Prince Rainier III was used in a plot to steal the limelight from the visit of Premier Bulganln and Soviet Party Boss Nikita Khrush chev to Britain. The plotters, he ssid, were cer tsin British newspapers. Talking of his trip with the Russian leaders to Britain, com mentator Valentin Zorin said the? "reactionary" press sought to ninimite the impoitsnce of B snd K's whirlwind tour lsst month. "For this purpose,' he said, "all kinds of events of secondary importance were published on the front psges of these papers." He ssid the comings snd go. ings of Bulgsnin and Khrushchev were printed on the inside psges while the front psges were turned (over to the Kelly-Rainier nup- Hals. He sdded "Day after dsy, these papers Water Skier Plunges Over 212-Foot Falls TWIN FALLS. Idaho ( - A Boise man lost his balance while water skiing above Shoshone Falls Wednesday and plunged to his death over the roaring 212-foot cataract of the Snake River. Sheriff James Benhsm identi fied Mm ss 32-yesr-old Mclvin Hulbert. Benham said Hulbert fell off the skis about s quarter of a mile awive me laiis ana was quiimy i sucked away by the river, now in: full flOW. His body was lost in the spray towering over the falls, one of the j Trail and Revelstoke, along Ca most spectacular in the West. nadlan stretches of the Columbia Some 18,500 second feet of water were booming over the falls, about four miles northeast ol here. j Witnesses said the boat which i had been pulling Hulbert made ! two passes and another made one pass in rescue attempts. One of the boats, driven by Russell Wells, Hulbert's Drothor-in-law. went so near the lip ef the falls it was caught in the current and barely escaped being swept to disaster. Author Quiet on Marilyn Monroe f ; .Uamage JllllllOr RENO. Nev. - Playwright Arthur Miller declined comment Wednesday on whether the fact he has completed the six weeks residence requirement for a Ne vada divorce means he will wed screen star Marilyn Monroe. From the Pyramid Lake guest ranch where he is working on a new play the 31-year-old author of Oealh of a Salesman'' and "The frucihlc" said he had planned to file for divorce Thursday from the former Mary (".race Salttery, of New York. 1 1 ... ' 1 i 1 1 1 1 1 On display Thursday, May 31, In front of The Valley Motor Co. wiU So a IIS Port) Fair lane. This new csr is the door prise for The Shriners Golf Toomamorw, Juno 9th end 10th. Proceeds of this benefit will be used for the Shriners Hospital (or Crippled Chil dren. The Valley Motor Co. is well known for their civie and charitable contributions In Sslem. Mr, Bennison a) Valley Motor Co. Invites all his friends to his place of business todsy to help a crippled child by buying a ticket to the Shrtnor't Oolf Tournament. - ..fevW.iNa, .iMJ.warwaswVf i r left: ertcketesr Lea BstUa, center, thau ea Oaeea Elisabeth It's Birthday List heaers Wednesday, The f a knight was bestowed ss Miss the Order ef the Brltlsk Empire. the preparations for this wed' ding, on the post-nuptial plans of the newlyweds, the dresses of the bride, obviously attempting to distract the attention of their readers from the British Soviet negotiations.' Kootenai to Climb Again; Damage High (Story also e page eae) SEATTLE 11 The out-of-bounds Kootenai River continued Wednesday to swirl over thou sands of acres of rich' farmland at Bonners Ferry in Northern Ida- ho while elsewhere in the Pacific i-uiiii-,rn. iiir bui King oiianr aim Columbia nibbled at dikes. weakened The Kootenai stood st 35.3 feet Wednesdsy four feet above flood stage and unabating hot weather was expected to send the muddy river to 34 feet by Frldsy. Dsmsge to farms alone in the Bonners Ferry area was estimat ed by Jsmes Graves, county agri cultural extension agent, st "sev ersl million dollars.' More then 11,000 acres of lush whest land has been flooded and another . 14,000 la threatened. Steady pressure of 11 days of high wster from melting of record mountain snowpacks has dsnger ously softened dikes still Intsct. In lower British Columbia where the river curves northward .nH -u..B, iu ,m, Knnl. ay mn of ,v,. ,,., -.Ukfa, uh... 'an uir n oiti i-i7i niiiissi ; 0f the loo of protecting dikes. River, were still dry but threat- ened. . a Driver ArrC8lC(l After Accident Willard Dean Hurst, Route 8, Silverton, was arrested on a charge of driving while intoxi cated Wednesday night after a two-car collision about three miles north of Sublimity, state police reported. The arrest was made after W'es Leverett Imel, driver of the other car, had filed a complaint, police said WE ALL HAVE TO EATI WHY NOT ENJOY IT? THE SAN SHOP 7h' Portlsnd Road at For Orders to Go TTTTTT iwvurif e v n r and Brttala's premier sMrseweas- Asbereft while Rattea wu knight (AT wtrepkete) Thcatre Time Table LSINOai "THg SEARCHERS'' T 09 and 10 OS. "DOWN LIBERTY ROAD" IS St. CAPITOL WORLD IN MY CORNER" T:O0 and is sc. "BLACKJACK K ETC HUM. DESPERADO" S tt. NOSTB SALEM DB1VI IN THE LIEUTENANT WORE SKIRTS" with Tom Ewtll and Shartt North. "COUNT THREE AND PRAY" with Van Hetlin. BOLLYWOOD "DAY THE WORLD ENDED" 7 00 and 10 SO "CREATURE FROM 10 000 FATHOMS" I 0. Wild Trailer Rams Vehicle A rented trailer rsn amuck Wednesdsy evening causing mod erate dsmsge to a parsed car. Tk. fil nullah hhini4 a iar drveft b H0Wird L McJunkin, 2303 Prtnalei RH rimi aaVMJ ill tnf m block , j" m Slrwti police ssid. It struck a parked car belonging to Raymond L. Crosby, 241S Prlngle Rd. Police ssid the trailer received; minor dsmsgt. McJunkin had rent-1 ed the trailer a short time before, they uid. The accident occurred1 about 1:30 p.m. WORKERS SOUGHT , OTTAWA UP Labor Minister Milton Gregg is thinking of trying to get workers from across the U. S. border to help with Ontario's tobscco harvest. He told the House of Commons the Flue-cured Tobac- j co Marketing Assn. of Ontario has j asked' the' government to permit! entry of skilled workers. A. O. Smith PERMAGLAS The Finest In Gas Heating by Day Heating Co. "First In Gas Resting la Sslem Since 1935" Free Surveys and Estimates 223 Division St. Ph. 3-4822 0TTulr J" North City limits - Phone 2-79l " 'j j Ex-Mental Patient Takes Wild Manhattan Car Ride FORT LEE, N. J. tfV-A men tally disturbed Bsltimoresn in a cresm-eolored Cadillac panhan dled $2 from a hotel guest Wed nesday, then he was arrested, escaped from s police station and raced 11 miles through Man hattan and New Jersey before police caught him again. Joseph Fisher, 38, gave s state trooper thia explanation for the wild ride: "I wanted to get out of New York and then in again." Fisher nearly made 1L Ht got out of New York in t mad 85-mlle-an-hour drive through holiday-deserted Man hattan streets, from, an Esst 81st street police station across town and through the Lincoln Tunnel under the Hudson River. Lees Pellet Tben he barrelled along New Jersey highways at the ssme pace, ss one sfter snother police csr fell behind hit powerful 1954 csr. Ht was just shout to get bsck Into New York vis the George Washington Bridge when police forced him to the side and stopped him. Fisher's esr wss riddled with 14-police bullets, but ht wss grinning and unhurt Along the wsy he hsd side- swiped two esrs, psssed through three toll booths without stop ping snd narrowly missed run ning down five policemen on foot. Bammed 12 Fisher csme to the sttention of s policemen when the door men of the swsnk Sherry-Neth-erlsnd Hotel in New York City told the cop the driver of the double psrked cream-colored csr Baseball Kills Father of Three SEATTLE i A young father of three children was killed in a holiday baseball game near here Wednesday when he wss hit be hind the ear by a pitched ball. Teammates said Donald Jolk, 23, had turned his hesd and was trying to duck away, from a high inside pitch when the ball felled him. He died within a few min utes. DALLAS MQI0R-YU Gsles Opea 1 Show at Dusk Clarke Gable, Jane Russell la "THt TALL MEN" Cinemascope A Color Second Feature The burled secrets ef the deep "HUNTERS Of THE DEEP" IN COLOR PHONE 4-4713 let It Oaaa t:4S NOW rUYINO tkaara Paaaktf lari Nabaa "Day th World Ended" Kart TtyUf CtlKy Bawat "Tnt Phantom Prom 10,000 Leagues" 1 Mia WarM Inata ky Atmi ryl Sm Iha BaHta far Ufa a Itia 0aw Sattaail Saa lha ImIiMm WarM af DmA aa4 Hanoi . . . Gstes Open 4:45 . . . SHOW AT DISK NOW PLAYING The Year's Major Comedy! TOM F.WEIX snd SHF.RF.K NORTH "Tht Lieutenant Wore Skirts" ' IN TECHNICOLOR PLCS - Rowdy, Reusing Rollicking Romance! Van Henin Jos one Woodward ''Count 3 and Pray') STARTS TOMORROW! H:IJhri'IH Mamie had everything-1 LTS , P. - .. j) - i; CTrr -sr"' i. svaT.Tsa e i III 1- aiHs- V W - PIUS GAY, LIGHT PC had bummed $2 from someone leaving the hotel The policeman found Fisher triple psrked in front of the Hotel Pierre nesshy, snd told him to move on." When Fisher failed to do to, the policeman asked for his car registration and found it had expired IS days ago. Taken to the police station, Fisher surrendered his car keys but later dashed out and jumped into the car, using an extra set of keys to start the mad dash to New Jersey. Heavy Guard Police ssid Fisher, a jobber for his fsther in the clothing business, ssid he hsd been dis charged from a mental hospital in Baltimore two weeks ago. He was taken to a New Jersey hospital under heavy guard for observation. Port Authority police In charge of the tunnels snd bridges filed charges of atrocious assault snd battery by suto, lesving the scene of an accident, snd reck less driving sgsinst Fisher. They said they were also hold ing him for New York police as t fugitive. New Jersey stste police said they would have still more charge! filed against him shortly. Woodburn Drive-In Wed. Thnr. Frl. Sat In Clnemssrope THI TALI MfhT Cable Russell Rysa PLUS THI FAST AND THE FURIOUS" Joha Ireland OPEN 1:45 - STARTS DUSK SILVERTON Drive-In Theatre Wed.-Thur.-FTi.-Sst "SIVIN IITTII FOYS" Bob Hope PLUS "RUN FOR COVER" Jsmes Csgney OPEN :45 STARTS DUSK -DOORS OPEN 6:45- swiips nor tri CtEAT S00TNWEST TO TNI CANADIAN I0IDH! i ,. i .-as" 'l v f L a rr r TECHNICOLOR HUNTER MIIEJ SOND WOOD ADDKD A Romantic Half Hour of Historical Entertainment! "Down Liberty Road" . LAST DAY "World in My Corner snd "Blackjack Ketchunt, Desperado" iftffl ai?iuu,a repecfobHfyl fSC1 V mint l. n. i-.. k , , -fU JANE RUSSELL RICHARD EGAN JOAN LESLIE AGNES MOOREHEAD - HEARTED MUSICAL! - 1 0'U'U...m WHAT MAKE! mwhmt HuwrAMuarwirerttB4
