' 2-(Stc. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore, FrL, June 22, "56
Fruitless Search Officially
Encls for Lebanon Aircraft
" week for Dr. !Ulph T. Johnson,
LEBANON A Coast Guard B-I7 Lrtinw dentist, and lh Rev.
made fruitless recennaisance of ! Hartvick Hansen, of Lengnew and
wide area Thursday the last Salem. Tlx pair disappeared last
day at an organised search for ajThursday creain after taking oil
musing Lebaooo aircraft and itt ia a light plant for Minneapolis.
rwt eceupanu. Ona arw clua also
brought m results.
A search by plant ttxl fround
parties Ms been la progress for a
OSEA Prison
ter Holds
Meeting Here
The State Prison chapter of
tb Oregon State Employes A
toelstioa reorganised at a meet-
mi Tnursoay nigni. rurpoae is
1o Mart a campaign lor better
talarict for prison employes.
William F. Baylet vat named
ehainnaa of the chapter, which
has beta Inactive for some time.
The- chapter plans to conduct
I survey and ' hopes to present
to the next legislature a plea for
rvtws mi mm uh wui iiuki
high calibre persons to prison
Jobs. " ,..
: Jimes Daniels, txecntlye sc-
retiry of the OSEA, reportedly
has pledged full support and in
vested he would bring mult
of the surrey to the attention of
the State Civil Service Commis
tioa, - - -
Nazarenes to
Hike Number
Of Directors
KANSAS CITY (AP)-Aji la
crease from 24 to 30 members of
the General Board wu approved
rial General Assembly of the
Church of the Naxarene.
The General Beard the chief
administrative body of the de
nomination, and church officials
Slid the increase of tlx numbers
will widen the representation on
the board, selected ta an .area
basli -
Delegates voted to suspend the
rules so? the realignment could
be made at the present assembly
Election of the board wlU be
held Friday, the final day of the
vvu v saw van , M
Three mora of the principal
church officers were, re-elected
thin morning: They ire Dr. 8. T.
Ludwig, .Kansas City, general
church secretary: Joha L. Stock
treasurer and Dr. Stephen S.
White, Kansas City, editor of the
naiarene weekly,
Delegates voted to change the
method of filling the office of
iwHtoMa-chlet of Church School
publications. Instead of being
tieneo ny me delegates, he will
be elected by the general board.
They also voted against a pro
posal to hire a full time man to
head the Naxarene Newt Service.
Johnston waa pilot and owner of
tnecran.
State Aeronautic! Director Earl
Snyder said the organised aearch
officially ended Thursday.
Avail Cteee
"' are eatisified that we have
thoroughly combed a wide area
east of Lebanon," said Snyder.
We will now await any new clues
and, of course, will Immediately
check them out."
The latest clue came late
Wednesday wbea a lookout ob
server reported seeing through
field glasses what appeared to be
a "yellowish green" plane wing on
the southeast slope of Mt. Wash
ington. A plane check failed to un
cover any trace of a plane on the
peak, , which lies several miles
south of the North Santiam High
way and east of the Cascades
summit line.
Ne BtUeeotec Available
It waa hoped to pull a helicopter
Into the search Thursday but Air
Search and Rescue officials at Mc
Chord Field. Wash., informed
Snyder none were available. Snyder
also contacted Coast Guard head
quarters at Port Angeles, Wash.,
but was told that the rough type
of country east of Lebanon with
its wind conditions was not suit
able for aearch operations by heli-
copifer'.
The 17 covered a route which
missing pilot Johnston indicated he
would follow. The plane flew from
Lebanon to Bend, then to Bums
and Boise, to Pendleton and Red
mond, then to Salem.
Dewa With PUae
Snyder said general opinion It
that the two missing men went
down with their plane in tough.
primitive country to the west of the
summit line of the Cascades.
While the organised searching Is
at aa end, tome private planes
from Lebanon are expected to con
tinue sorties in the quest for the
feet naJrt-"--"-
Snyder In bit Thursday contact
with Air Search and Rescue offi
cials at McChord Field learned
that this arm of the Air Force
soon will leave the Northwest. Of
ficii It said the March unit's head
quarters it to be moved to Hamil
ton Field near San Francisco.
DOPI SMUGGLED ' 1 '
KUALA LUMPUR, Valaya (A
Cottoma officials report ophim
smagglcn are bringing contra
band into Malaya from Thailand
la BOUowed bandies of hockev
sticks, cricket bats and badmin-
1M L. .
iucj pan m up new
checkpoints along the Perak state
border ta intercept tha racketeer.
German Girl BidsFaretcell to Salem
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UnS. Agencies
Sign Bill to
Shift Lands
Barge Struck
By Freighter
Si rid Bndd (left), who attended North Salesa High teheel the past year as a German exchange student,
said farewell to her sawaaerlag trgaabattao. Salem Ltoaa Oak, Tkarsday neoa. Uea L. J. (Ray)
Stewart ts sbewa shaklag hands with Blgrld while her America "parents," Mr. aad Mrs. Lee Ohmart
wHa wtwm she Uvrd during the year, tsk on. The club gave ker a S3 check with which to bay her
ewa gelag-away present. (Statesman Photo)
Peace Feelers Sprout in
Church Merger Proposal
OMAHA, Neb. IX Peace of Christ If such church does not
"feelers" sprouted thick and pun- wish to be so regarded,"
iry Thursday as Congregational other words, the conflict
Christians sought to reconcile boiled down to this narrow, but
sharp differences over a proposed hard difference- !
fa.-reachi6g Church merger. - Opponents wanted Individual
An underlying question, focused churches to have to ask to be tak-;
on a tradition of self-rule by in- en into the union, with silence in-;
dividia) congregations. ran terweted as stavint out. The oth-
through the tactical sparring: er tjde wanted silence Interpret-,
Shall a local church, be assumed j M mSsetA wiUl oniy those spe-!
part of the newly-merged denomi- cjfic,Uy Mying ,.. gtaying out.!
nation ao long as it voices no spe- r Hiff(.nMl, mnf n, them:
cific abjection? Or must it hive . r ,:.,, .......
DALLA5 M0I02-YU
Cites Open 1 Shew at Desk
Tyrone Peweraaa Hiyward
HXTiMlB"
- Ciaemaacepe tnd Celer
Second Fwtwe
Ml Payne-Usaaeth Scott
i-TllVaiODP
-Technicolw
Youths Catch
IhFoot Shark
GRAPEVIEW W-Fifteen-ysar-
old Larry Etherton stands a pret
ty good chance of winning a com
munity fishing derby in . progress
at this Hood Canal towit
Spotting a huge shark a short
way offshore Wednesday, Larry
and two teen-aged chums jumped
into a homemade boat and gavt
chase.; ' ; "j.--. ...
Using a homemade spear Larry
speared the fish, battled it until
it was exhausted and towed it to
there.
The shark was im feet long
and too heavy to be weighed on a
JOS pound scale.
Juliut Stock, Grapeview grocer
and chief sponsor of the fishing
derby, said technically the shark
is eligible for entry in the contest
because there is no rule limiting
entries to any one specie of fish.
The closest contender so far is
a IS pound salmon.
State fisheries officials said the
huge fish was either a mud shark
or a basking shark.
omy, were still being debated, but
there ' were numerous moves and
iside meetings to try to overcome
expressed a definite "yes in or
der to be considered included?
On these tenuous, blit basic
grounds, opposing factions took
their positions as the Congress -w
tional Christian General Council!
debated a proposed merger with'fT T.. .1 I!
the Evangelical snd Reformed! f &Y lj (1(1(1 16$
Church.
Opponents, led by the Rev. Mai ! Nil fs V nrlfl
colm K. Burton, of Pontiac. Mich., 14 ' c rr "
argued that none oj the denomi
nation'! 5,570 churches should -be
considered part of the merger ex
cept by each one s own atrirma
tive voluntary action."
The opposing group Issued an
ultimatum that if the council
doesn't adopt this approach there
will be new court action to stop
the whole plan.
In a move to settle this demand.
the church's executive committee.
headed by the Rev. Raymond
Walker, of Portland. Ore . pro
Dosed adoption of this policy:
"No Congregational Christian ; Mm slrerl. wn"e
Church should be regarded. . . a
member of . . . the United Church
Theatre Time
Table
KLSINORE
"JURAL": T OO nd 10 35
"NAVY WIFE": 1:10
CAPITOL
"THE PROUD ONES": 1 00. 4 10.
7 JO and 10:90
"URANIUM BOOM": J 35. 1:50,
1.00
NORTH 1ALEM DRIVE IN
"THE LAST MONTI ER" with
Victor Malurt tnd Ann Bancroft.
"TRIAL" with Gltnn Ford and
Dorothy McGuirt.
HOLLYWOOD
"CAROUSEL": 7 00 and 10 05
"FABULOUS LAS VEGAS" 9 3J
PORTLAND W '- The Matson
freighter Hawaiian Trader and the
barge Mastondon No. II, towed by
WASHINGTON i Interior the 80-foot tug Natoma, collided
Secretary Seaton and Agriculture in fog on the lower Columbia
Secretary Benson Thursday an- River near Skamokawa, Wash.,
nounced signing of sn order ex- i Thursday. '
changing land in Oregon under1 The collision caused a JO-foot
their separate administrations to ; gash in the bow of the ship and
carry out the Cordon-Ellsworth , damaged the front of the barge,
law consolidating Forest Service) No one was injured,
and Bureau of Land Management Both vessels came to Portland
holdings. for repairs.
The law, passed in June, 1954.,
required the Forest Service and ,
Bureau of Land Management to lfW. niCCIflfT
exchange tends that had created UllUJ 4LI3lf(,
a "checkerboard" on Oregon and ni -T I
California grant lands in IS Ore-lFffOfl tieieCtCll
gon counties. It provided two J
years to work out the exchange, ; J J1
and fixed the deadline as June 23, JV rUmUfl
1956. J
The exchange involves 241.1B6 1 By EDDY GILMORE
acres of national forest lands and I OXFORD, England - Harry
J42.734 acres of revested O & C Truman refused to kiss a baby
lands. Tracts exchanged had to Thursdav be ause he said it wasn't
I be of approximate equal value sanitary.
unless county courts agreed other- The baby was thrust into the
wise. srms of the former U. S. President
The so-called "checkerboard" . after he had addressed 90 Ameri-
aros from the revestment with an students studying at Oxford
the Forest Service acquiring even-1 1 niversity as Rhodes scholars,
numbered tracts and the BLM1 "Kiss him, Mr. President." said
taking over odd-numbered tracts. someone in the group of students
The exchange legislation was surrounding Truman,
introduced by Guy Cordon, former j "Oh- n:" he repliid. "Its not
Oregon senator, and Rep. Harris sanitary ... I mean its not
sanitary irom ine Daoy t point oi
view."
Later Truman explained the
child belonged to a Rhodes scholar
whose name he did not catch.
The ex-President said as a candi
date for office bark home he had
never done any baby-kissing, "not
even when 1 needed votes des
perately." "I don't mind it," he continued,
"but the babies can't talk and how
do I know they wouldn't object.
Ellsworth, Roseburg.
nr . n t nation
not do Large
GUILFORD, Main; OTt-Elwood
Bragdon Sr., got a telephone call
recently from Van Nuys, Calif. The
caller said he was "Joe" and he
wanted to tpmlnisce about a World
War II plane crash in which both
L.J C.....J
"Vnil 'ant mv inn Flu'rwl Ir 'H
Bragdon told him.
Braudon informed "Joe" that his
son also lived in Van Nuys and ,(nrms
gate niiii me Mirn. n as ine
'Joe" lives.
Foes Delav
Civil Rights
Legislation
WASHINGTON - Outnum
bered Southerners on the House; Besides it's downright 'nsanitary
Rules Committee caught support- To two of the Rhodes men in
ers of civil rights legislation nap-1 dinner jackets from university
ping Thursday and forced at least parties that had ended after dawn,
a six-day delay in action on the Truman said, "I am highly com
haroSfought bill. plimented that some o' you came
Northern Democrats and Repub-1 h'' instead, of Ruing to bed "
licans had the votes to order the Truman said he heard that some
bill out to the full House for ac- of the scholars fr frustrated
tion and a showdown was sched- politicians,
uled for S p. m. But first some 30 W course,-, be went on, if you
Southern Congressmen had per-!re a 'ru,'r?td Pollt'tan ou must
mission to address the Rules Com-, RePubllcan
mittee against the bill. !
After about three hours of this. ' Kef I18al tO PlaV
enough committee members had ,
drifted 8ut of the room to reduce IITIP I OKCr IN ear
the attendance to five two few-,
than a quorum. j Fatal tO Woiliail
Then the Southerners acted.
nep t,oimrr 'u-.-nissi mier-, i ns . vt.fi rs A Mn
rupted Rep. Willis 1 D La 1 , who cocktal waitre,s. 27 and prPyi
was making a speech, and sug- ,o)d he jll(i(,e Thursdav a refusal1
gested the absence ol a quorum , plav s(np kl.f almos, f05t hfr
Chairman Smith u count- her jjf'e ;
ed the five present - reps Brown Irs Jnamta BradIj,v so,.kmf'8 '
R-Ohio. Boiling D-Mo'. De- dvorte lrom her ml;tend John
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS T. ' jl.r . "V ,w" " saia lne -year-old shipyard ;
u ..... . , . ,v " ,, " j worKer lnsisiea on piavingl strip
It was summer in most of the automatically adjourned, subject in mi,
mursaay-rjy the ther- to call bv himself. i . .......i
mometer as well a, the calendar, Smith s action washed out the : down,o the beach and du,n$
The first day of the hot season vote arrangements for Thursday me jnto tne water . jjp wa, golng
found temperatures high in the j and put him back in control, at t0 dro n me He held my head
southwestern, central and south-: least for the time being, of the un(j,,r f waer snf tm(
ern regions. committee's activities Mrs Bra(0V 'goi tne divorcc
The mercury went beyond the ! The majority had, in his phrase. l and $20 a week support money
100 mark before noon in Kansas, j "noden over ' him exactly a week or npr two chndren
Afternoon readings included 5laS anf scheduled the hearings, -Come t0 thjnk ot it , don.,
at Phoenix, Arir, 4 at Fort,and,Jvotf' hlle..he warncd h even know how to play poker."
Worth. Tex., 90 at Detroit. 93 at ! ou,d us. h,s u Per(lulsl,;s and Mrs. Bradley added as she left
Chicago. ! privileges as chairman whenever lhe courtroom,
T he had the rh.nnre
Scattered showers or thunder-1 '
were reported from the'
upper Mississippi valley south- ( ()SSf I I'tlllS
eastwara mio me unio ano len
Heat Comes to
Nation Along
With Summer
Size
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rotDatza
iokojs
(iily (lommiioner
!A!kp(l to Trstifv
CONS PKOM THE
m ott. mini
Suzntnertima
and the living'i
really easy for
. mom, pop, and all
". the children whan
you dine on Sun-
days In air-conditioned
comfort
.,. In our sunny, main
, , , floor dining room.
lemember-ln Salem-tf the
Phone 3-4123
Records Declare
Portland Woman
Dies at 101 Years
PORTLAND - A Portland
mortuary's r c c a r d s disclosed
Thursday the death of a woman
reputedly 104 years old who once
served Abraham Lincoln when he
was a guest in a home where she
was a slave.
The centenarian was Mrs. Eliza
Kelley. who waa born in Mobile,
Ala., in 1SS2. She moved here In
1944 and had resided with a
daughter, one of 11 children.
Three sons also survive. Services
win be held Friday.
YM Directors
Adopt Budget
Of $151,000
j PORTLAND P - The Multno
I man County grand jury, investi-
gating vice conditions in Portland,
j Thursday invited City Cnmmis
A sioner Stanley Earl to eive tcsti-
Injures Lad, 9
SILVERTON
Drive-In Theatre
Wed. Thar. Fit Sst
'HEAR WINDOW"
James Stewart G. Kelly
PLUS
"SILVER IODI"
J. Psyns Us Seett
Tk. C.Lm VMr HnnlH
budget of $151,000 for the next I Hurtlitl Gasoline
iiscat year at a noon meeting
Thursday, Roy Harland, president
of the Salem "Y," announced.
Harland said the new budget,
which will go into effect Novem
ber 1, is up about $20,000 from
this year's. He said the in
creased amount will be needed
to cover the cost of operating
the Y's new wing and an in
creased staff.
The special meeting was called
in order to approve the budget
prior to July 1, deadline for sub
mitting cost figures to the Salem
Community Chest, Harland said.
T u - u. n j i .l.
i ne uhht nraKuun muu ine u .1 . . 11 nil
caller s name was Bergstr.m. Hen"SFe VBmj5' laoama ana r,or , IlOrse 1 llieVPS
said his son resides at 7031 Lennon i . xvr . .
Ave, in Van Nuys but he doesn't j L'Kht rain fell along the Atlantic; In ashinrtOII
know Bergstrom's number. coast from Virginia northward to e
The two young men were in a Nc England. 1 WATERVILI.E, Wash, if
piune .nap in mnca. ini-y were ""' typical gun-tntin' posse of the Old mony
hncmtnl w4 Bantir at oltr tn4 krvn't 1 Mnnlana nnH Iilahn an(4 fhunris.r. ... ... r iiiwitj
seen each other since. Bragdon re-1 storms brought rain to Sheridan,1 af! a Jhor AnV Tnnrte . the fifth public official ln
lated. His son studied electrical Wyo.. area. ! . ' Lf,i " 5 " .L f-I '. vlted 10 aPPear blfore lhe Pane."
engineering and works at an air- The western areas of the coun-, hnr SPT u, ,n,i hL L J .lne mnersarp yr tr
craft plant. try enjoyed cool, pleasant wcath-: .ith :,r """" ,hZ tnn'1 01 1 "ce James
" Th ,h, tnrnH ninnff ,h Purcell Jr. Supt of State Police
WHEELCHAIR
FUND DANCE
Western Music
Friday, Jun 22
THI MOOSi HALL
S057 Portlind Rd.
For Members and Guests
Salem Lodge No. 144
Loyal Order ot Moose
Woodburn Drive-In
Wed. Thurs. Krl. Sat
In Cinemascope
"MANY RIVERS TO CROSS"
Bob Taylor, Eleanor Parker
PLl'S
"MEN OF THE
FIGHTING LADY"
Van Johnson W. Pldgeea
OPEN 7:1 S- Starts Dusk
Readings after midday
ed: Atlanta 86,
includ-
tv line
nn was nrn.,i it ti. Maison. ana uist. Atiy. nil-
Washington 72, n'llipklv Thru I nnnlou
r r. V V, nn j spotted the two horses in under-i
pun.-, o. raiiju, ,v u , a, uem er , hmsh ahnnt a mile from th Pm
All but Langley accepted the In-
86, Seattle 62. San Francisco "5.
A nine-year-old Salem boy was
taken to Salem General hospital'
Thursdav eveninc with extensive
second degree burns received when j 4Wfil lfl'si I Oil TIKi'
Razing Starts on
he and
ITJLII?1' cityl Wooden Bridge
first aidmen reported.
Aidmen listed the boy as David
Waldner. 4676 Lowell Ave. The ac
cident occurred about 6:55 p.m. in
the 2100 block of Vaughn Street,
they said.
Makt Fish
YOUR Dish
itVOsslith.
Halibut Sttak
THE SAII SHOP m eAT..."ry J"
. .. , -. PerHand Read at North CHy limits
Per Orders to Oe - Phew 24791
. GATES OPEN 6:45 -
Show at Dusk
NOW f LAYING!
VICTOR MATURI
GUY MADISON
ROBERT
PRESTON
rbLASTFHONTIIB
CO HIT
YP1AB.
Kartoon Karnlval
-F-O-U-R-Kolor
Kartoons!
Woman Charged
In Mate's Death
BEND i - Mrs. Jennie Bonila
Balzhiser. 40, of Deschutes Junc
tion was charged with second de
gree murder Thursday in a com
plint filed by Dist. Atty. George
F. Rakestraw.
She is accused of firing a shot
through the'window of her home
Wednesday that killed her cs
stranged husband, Bobby Black
Balzhiser.
SANDPOINT. Idaho . - A
mile long wooden bridge, billed
locally as the longest in the world,
was on its way to becoming a
memory Thursday, doomed by
progress and concrete.
The long timber span across
live northwest end of Lake Pend
Oreille will be closed Friday A
reinforced concrete and steel
bridge, running roughly parallel,
will he dedicated in its place.
The wooden bridge was built in
1!04 at a cost of $7,000.
ranch. Two men were asleep on
the ground beside them.
Sheriff C'het Bowers said the
were Idaho-bound transient farm
workers who explained they took
the horses because "hitchhiking
was pretty slow around here."
The sheriff delayed their trip
a bit more.
nation. He later was subpoenaed
TONITE
GlENNfOfD
Ernest KRCKINE
NSTQCDt
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Top laugh Riot
BIOTOVSli
lou Butt
Guy Mmll
Shirlvy Ytnuqochl
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PHONE
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Km tUfnUT fOI paawaH TjJ
ROOGERS t HAMMERSTEIN'SV
UAROUSEL
riut
Fabulous Las Vagas
Hollywood Kids Club
Matinee
Every Ritardsy 1 to 4 p.m.
Thunder In God's Country
ilwrini Itx Alt
One Hour of Cartoons
Saltm'l Km Ki4t SImw
kmmH mi ChiMrm Only Id
Who Soys the
Cost of Living
Is High?
At
MttA
You Con Hove
jh y,t
For
99
(Including Choice of
Entree and Dessert)
Now' think of it ... a
full dinner omid pleas
ant surroundings with
organ music . . . and no
dishes to do . . . ond
within reach of every
pocketbook.
Mlt4
Downtown on State
Daily to 8 p.m.
Bill Hewitt snd Zors Rice
at 'he Hammond Console
NOW SHOWING!
Continuous From 1:00 P. M.
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ITON.POWIIID
ACTION!
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PATRICIA MEDINA
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This is one of the
Finest Pictures to be
Released for s long time!
Don't Miss It!
Preview Starts 8:45 P. M.
Picnics
Shank
End
7,33'
Swiss Steak .49'
i,43'
29'
eien Stew Beef
Beef Roast
BACON
SQUARES
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WESSON OIL u65'
SWIFT'S PREM 3 m T
EARLY BIRD SPECIALS!
10 TO 12 P.M. SATURDAY ONLY!
Fresh Corn " d49c
iu" PEPPER 7c
Swifti Sweet J f OF
m Sliced Bacon 35c
1JELL0 4 29c
m TOMATO 1 4 c, 29c
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CUCUMBERS
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CANTALOUPES
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CARROTS
RADISHES
AND
Gr. ONIONS
Bunch
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Prices Good Through Thursday
whig Renter
! Portland Road
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Edgewater St.
WEST SALEM