Rebuilt Dallas Bridge Ends Hazard
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DALLAS Now opr to traffic Is thr nidcnrd Ltvrni Stmt bridge, eliminating hazard af former narrow
bridge. The new bridgr has M-foot roadway with S-foot aidewalk oa either tide. Walk wrsl aide
runs all thr way to Lyle School, two blocks north, assuring safrtjr of school childrra. Bridge was con
structed by Charles Wiedemaa. contractor. Log jams in winter floods nearly washed it out.
Valley News
Statesman News Servic
Summer Kvnils
On Calendar of
Silverton (fIii)
SUlPknun Nrws Srritf
SII.VKKTON - A umitier
nic and fluurr slum aiv lit'intf
planned by the SiUertin, , Jy-t'-
The picnic i planner! fur July
pie-
Pioneer-Style
Tent Meeting
Starts Jiiv 7
Slatrtman Newt Servira
MONMOITII As a major lea
lure of its' centennial activities,
scheduled Inr (he last part nl July
Harrv Dill in
President of
Church Group
AUtriman Vrm Sifrvlrff
McMIN.NVlLI.K-Dr. Harry L.
Dillin. president of I. infield col
lege fur 13 years, has been elect
ed president h( the American Bap-ti-.l
Convention representing 1.
rOU tKHi members Irum 6M con
tireKulions in 34 states
Other new Baptist officers are
Marguerite Hazzard. f'elham. N.
.. fust vice president, and Rev.
Jilsuo Morikawa, Chicago, second
vice Dresidcnt.
!t at Cnnlirlce and MeClaino Park '"e .Monmouth Christian ( hurch is )r Dillin. who rose frnm as
at Silvertnn. and the tlower show sponsorins a pir)ncer tent meeting sotl;iP professor of economics to
will he Aug 4 at the Kugene on the rity lot cast of the church, l.mfield s president in 12 years,
Kielr! huildinj. Bene! it of the col- from July 1-15. lws sfrvc(j ono year on the On
fee hour in conjunction w ith the The churih is completing plans eral Council of the American Bap
show, will he pre-school play- tn celebrate its inoth anniversary j list convention and is a past pres
ground equipment for the Coolidge nf founding as part of the centen ident of the Oregon Baptist con-
roltee hour;mal celebration in .Monmouth this vention.
jear. ,
The Rev. Klery Parrish. well j SIIOIXD KNOW BETTER
known minister and evangelist in( MKX1CO CITY i You'd
uienon. lormeriy pastm oi ine ,lc ,hjnk ., bllrl,.ir wo,,i( know bet-
f (Fund Probe "
!: Yields Video
'Blacklisting'
NEW YORK .r - The Fund for
the Republic Sunday found black
listing lor political beliefs a wide
I spread practice ifi the movie, ra
dio and television industries, but
much less prevalent in the the
! ater.
In a two-volumt .Wpage re
port, the Fund said that in Hol
lywood blacklisting is "almost un
iversally accepted as a fact of
life"
"All the studios are now unani
mous in their refusal to hire per
sons identified as Communist Par-
"'-aJ 'y 'Il('mor', ho have not subse
nnontlv tnctifioH in full hfnre the
House I n - American ActiMties
Committee." the report said.
"The studios are equally ada
mant about not hiring witnesses
who have relied upon the Fifth
Amendment belore Congression
al Committees."
The report found that blacklist
ing was "more complicated" in
the radio and television fields than
in Hollywood, where the hiring is
concentrated in five or six major
studios.
In radio-TV, the report said,
"advertising; agencies, networks,
program packagers and sponsors
all have a voice in deciding who
will he user1.
"The result is a multiplicity of
lists and procedures, different pol
icies on different networks, the
creation of a secret and labyrin
thine world of political screening"
Humphrey
Baekcd for
Veep Post
MINNEAPOLIS - Senator
Humphrey iD-Minn was recom
mended as a can8idato (or Vice
President Sunday by the Minne
sota State Democratic - Farmer -Labor
convention which held Pres
ident Eisenhower ' primarily" re
sponsible for what he called a
' "crisis" in civil rights.
' Nomination of Humphrey for
Vice President would "strengthen
'the. National 'Democratic" ticket
regardless of who is the presiden
tial nominee." a unanimously ap
. proved resolution said.
I It also called on the Democratic
I National Committee to recognize
' Humphrey as the most effective
I "Mr. Democrat" who could be
French Slay
51 Algerians
ALGIERS. Algeria if The
French said Sunday infantry and
mechanized ca airy units are
locked in a battle with national
ists in the desolate Aures Moun
tains of northeastern Algeria
They reported 51 rebels killed
The French also reported they
had idled or captured more than
100 rebels in operations along the
Tunisian frontier in the east and
the Moroccan frontier in the west.
The battle in the Aures Moun
tains began when motorized in
fantry units trapped up to 3w uni
formed rebels 20 miles southwest
of Khenchela.
chosen to keynote this year's
Democratic convention.
Miss German v
Tille Won With
Ciippyr, Vills
BADEN BADEN. Germany
-Marina Orschel. a curvy 19-
year -old blonde from West Berlin,
was chosen Miss Cermany 1956
Saturday night.
Thre sodat.ve pills and two
glasses of champagne helped her
combat a fit of stage fright, but
then she won by an overwhelm
ing vote. With the title went 30.
COO marks '17 140' worth of gifts,
including in air ticket to Long
Beach. Calif , where she will take
part in the Miss I'niverse con
test. She Is a student of classical
dancing. Her statistics: 37-21-33.
The New York metropolitan area
has 12.300.000 people.
Statesman, Salcm,Dre., Mon., June 25, 56 (Sec.
Bullets Spear Bystanders
j KANSAS CITY UP-Four inno
' cent bystander were wounded
here Saturday when police ahol
! and captured (unman in a pistol
duel on a cmwded downtown
street.
Atl of the people struck by
i stray bullets escaped critical w
, jury . said attendants at a hospital
i here. The gunman, identilied by
police as Joe Casey, was shot la
the left arm.
Most seriously wounded was
' 26-vear-old Lester Williams of
Kansas City, who was hit by bul
lets in both legs Also wounded
were Leror Williams. 2S, his 32-year-old-wife,
both of Kansas City,
and Harold Riggers, 31, of Kan
sas City, Kan.
Casey and a brother, William,
were jailed for investigatioa.
People
Do Read
Spot Ads
(You Art) j.
and MrClaine Park
has been set lor 2:30 to 3 p. ni.
The young women have voted to
discontinue horticulture frnm the
show and will have arrange
ments only Mrs. Harlan llotn
will be chairman nl the show,
others assisting are- Mrs. 'loin
Myers, publicity . Mis Ol.rf Paul
son, classilication: Mrs. Robert
Howell, registration. Mrs. James
Nelson and Mrs. William Hanson,
judges; Mrs. William Duncan,
hostess: Mrs .lames Ekman. pos
ters; .Mrs Keith Anderson, invita-
I Young Lion
Arrives for
Convention
MIAMI. Kla 'A frisky
three-months-old lion scampered
down an airliner's gangway Sun
day to serve as four-day conven
tion mascot of 40,000 Lions Club
members from 79 nations.
The tawny cub, named Cee-Zee,
is a gift of Portland, Ore., and
Portland l.ions (Tub. After the
Lions International Convention,
it'!iv,,le (hristuin Ihurih, w ril flT 'rnis one swept up loot in the ""' ,ul' W1" r('Mlme a Journey
brinx messages each night at 7 ..45 nonle 0 Virginia Diego de Garcia. 10 200 at Santiago. Chile. .,
except Saturdays. Old lime ?o-,,l Tnt. ,)(lt ini.liao(i a parrot. Me! Santiago plans to send Port
sinmnK will be part of each night's ms, h;lve or),(,.n a ,)alrot can .land's zoo a Chilean condor in
program. Musical presentations,,. Tn, parrol talked - at the exchange.
and special leatures are planned ! top o( hls volce. Hls str,M.thes Delegates to the 39th annual
and a nursery for babies will be brought neighbors who nabbed the Lions International convention
maintained in the nearby churc'.i , burglar. I convene Monday.
OUlKllIlg.
The Rev. Richard Owen, pastor
here, states that "churches in this
tions; Mrs. David Demeter,
prires; Mrs Uarence Hrownell, anf. ,.,r,mlB(1inl, ,mmilnlilr
rules and classifications
Robert Sites, tally reporter
Mrs.
Crash Injures
Valley Pair
Statesman Nfwi Srvirt
SII.YKRTON - Mrs. Clarence
F.ishhaugh, XI. Silverton, is at the
Silvertnn Hospital with broken ribs
;tnr) possible other injuries sus
'ained in an accident in the Brush
Creek area early .Sunday morning
As a result of the same accident
1 cMcr Peterson. 41. Independence,
v as also hopit ali7fd with non
sci 1011s injuries when his car ap
parently went out the hank at
Hn:h Creek, hospital authorities
said
Hospital attendants said Sundav
c. emng. that while neither was
considered critical, the extent of
'he injuries were not yet known as
X rays had not been completed.
cordially invited to share the out
door services, and visitors will find
a friendly welcome extended."
Vallev Births
SUtMtnan Newi lervlr
SILVKRTON-To Mr. and Mrs.
Kujjcno Fowler, Scotts Mills, a son,
June 2.1 at the Silverton Hospital.
To Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Vergu
son. Silverton, a daughter, June 23,
at the Silverton Hospital.
NOWMN IN PARIS
MONMOI'TII - Army Private
Nnwlen H Nowlin, 19)4 graduate
nf Oregon College of Kducation, re
cently arrived in Paris and is now
assiKned at Supreme Headquarters
Allied Towers Kurope.
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1 0 Acret of Exciting Merchandise
Vallev
Uriels
Stayton The monthly merlins
of the women nf ihe Churih ot
Christ will be held in the Bible
School building Thursday, June
2R al ft p m. The speaker of tie
evening will he Dr. James .Vh
haugh, Marion County juvenile ol
ficer. Willamlna Truninse Rehekah
Lodge initiation ceremonies will
he held July 5 for Mrs. Ardyth
Johnson. On the scrying commit
tee that evening will be Mrs. Al
bert Johnson. Mrs. Hud Beck, and
Mrs. Just LePage.
Stayton Stayton I'mon High
School district 4.1 will hold annual
school elections Monday, June 2't
between the hours of 2 tn 8 pm
in the high school and Man Linn
school at Lyons.
Lincoln Mary in Miller, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Avail Miller nl Lin
coln is on a two weeks training
program at Camp Clatsop as a
member of the National C.uard,
Company D.
MrMinnville Joe Brimmer,
Shirley Jaeger and (lilberta Small,
all of Salem, are enrolled in sum
mer school at Linfield College. Mc
Minnville. The first session of the
school ends July 20. and Ihe sec
ond session will start July 23.
Stayton Miss Lnuann Schlies
nf Stayton was elected regional
cre-nresidenl of the National Fu
ture Business Leaders of America j
for the northwest district recently j
.m Washineton. I) C She is em
ployed in the real estate office of
Drushella and C.orman .since her
graduation this spring.
PISCATORIAL ROl'NDl'P
SHIZl'OKA, Japan 1 - Fish
ermen of this village staged a sort
of piscatorial roundup Saturday.
In 20 boats, they stampeded a
heard of 5.'0 porpoises and SO
black dolphin intn the tiny har
bor. Just caught them sporting
around out. tnseaand ran em in.
The catch is iorth about $4,200.
Where
are youf
valuables?
A desk drawer provides little
protection for your hard-to-replace
YaluaHes. Yet that-!
the filing'' plate for many
irmirnnce policies, wills, deeds, car titles,
discharge papers savings bonds. Fire
and rheft are constant threats but they can"t
harm the aluables you keep in 1 Ssfr Deposit
Box at l;. S. National. Your valuables receive
bank vault protection... and you are sure
of absolute privacy. Rent your Safe Deposit
Box now at V. S. National real ftt
j mind for Uttl mm lb a pen) day!
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