2-(Sec. I) Statesman, Salrm,
Contests. Treats
Haiiiied
On Fourth of Ju ly
i . ' , (Stary alii M Page I)
Kid, long the traditional benefactor of Independent Day cele
bration!, will not be forgotten thii year 1a Salem, either, Willamette.
Rifier Days festival committee announced Monday.
A special program of contest! and treats for the youngster! will
Tandem Rider
Spilled at
St. Paul Rodeo
lulioui Ktwl Itrrkl
ST. PAUL Soma ISO professional
rowboyt from all aectioni of the
U.S. and Canada are competing in
a wide open rice for the new St.
Paul Rodeo Association's Presi
dent! Ail-Around Cowboy Trophy.
This year'a list annual redeo Is
.being featured by keen competi
tioa and very bard ! handle live
stock. Not one contestant la Mon
day Right's wild cow milking con
test was able to coma close to the
event'i record time of 17 1 seconds
established in 1031 by Rudy Dou
cette. Phoenix. Aril.
Some 4,0M spectator taw Barney :
Willis, one-time University ,, of I
Southern California sprint star, I
Visalia, Calif., come closest to this Queen Neva wis crowned at a
mark when be roped and milked a! glittering outdoor coronation pro
cow in 30.7 seconds. Next best was tram Monday night at tha Capitol
posted By carl Morgan. Meotora, Mall. Her escort was Claude, Mil
11 1 seconds. , . , , . ler, rice-president of the Salem
The fast bulldogglng time of 3.7
leconds posted at Sunday's
ing show by Danny Daniel, Med -
ford, wai still Intact Monday Bight
and enabled bim to win the rodeo'
first go-around la this event.
Rodeo fan received sa unsched
uled thrill Mor.day night when By
ron Hendricks, San Fernando,
Calif.,' Hunt rider, attempted to
iaka knrM In a tmrArm himn ,
over a automobile. H wsi spilled
three times, mainly because of the
loose team In the center of the
tandem. He ia billed for only a
four-bors Jump.
Bill Hancock, Altus, Ark., won
(he first go-around in saddle krone
riding when Um two judges gave
him 191 of possible 300 points.
Tonight' show starts at I p.m.
and the rodeo wind up. Wednesday
afternoon with a 1:30 performance.
Wednesday's big street parade
tarts at 10 a.m.
fcMt least, leaf
Sour Cream Cola Slaw.
Msshed Potatoes sad
Browa Gravy. Hot Roll
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D r a I a g. Cranberry
Raace, Mar Creaas Cole
(law. Whipped retatoe
aad Ciklet Gravy, nr.
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TUESDAY NIGHT 30 to 11 30
3-JULYT3
Sa Now "WIILAMETTI RIVER DAYS" at Salem
and Mi "TIMBER CARNIVAL" at Albany - than onjey
an avonlnj of DANCINO with "STUIIY MILLS and his
MUSIC" at '
IVi Mil South af Salem Chy limits on fI
Ore., Tuesday, July 3, '56
fo r Kid s
l be held at Bum Pasture wednes-
dsy noon under sponsorship of
the Salem Junior Chamber of
Commerce.
Btfinninf at 11:30 a.m. imme
diately after the festival's open
ing parade the contests will take
place on the large grassy space
in tha park bordering South High
Street, while their parents eat
their picnic lunches in the near
by grove... ' . '. ...... . -.
Pear Age Creupt
The kiddies will be divided Into
four age groups for the tradi
tional contests, including three
legged sad sack races, and other
games. Beginning at about 12:13
Jaycettee will pass out free ice
cream, soft drinks and potato
chips. The contests are open to
youngsters ag 2 through 13
This event and the 12:30
o'clock Wallace Marina Park boat
races on the Willamette River
snd tha aquatic show, the buffa
lo barbecue to folow and the
nighttime fireworks displsy will
be ruled over by Queen Neva
Seem and ber court of seven
princesses.
.Chamber of Commerce, the or-
open-Tniiatioo,.wnicB sponsored ner.
; Break Fresn Mayer
i Salem Alderman Russell Bone-
Steele, representing Mavor Rob-
ert White, glanced at the court
beauties at hi side snd told the
audience that "attending this
coronation it about the only
break I've had In representing
e mayor lately.
, He sld the man responsible
' Wver Days festival li the
Wo 'sol w"c; lTmrJ S'm
business and civic leader, who
donated the Wallace Marina Park
la West Salem to the city. Pro
ceed of the festival are to be
used to Improve the park. ,
Capt Carl C-er brouiht ireefc
Ings from Gov. Elmo Smith. Dave
Hoss was master ot ceremonies.
In Albanv Tedav
King Bing Ted Jenny, who
crowned the queen, urged all to
participate ia the festival and ac
knowledged those responsible for i
the arrangements.
Portland Rose Festival Queen
Sharon Frey said she and her
court were "happy to com la Sa
lem a neighbors" to participate
In the coronation.
First official appearance ot the
Willamette River Pay court will
be in the Albany Timber Carni
val parade this morning. '
Adm. Briscoe
Takes Over
NATO Forces
NAPLES, Italy t US. Adm.
William M. Fechteler Monday hand
ed over command of NATO forces
in Southern Europe to another Am
erican, Adm, Robert P. Briscoe.
Fechteler, 00, t retiring after 40
yean ia the U.S. Navy. Before tak
ing aver tha NATO command in
1953 he was. U.S. Chief of Naval
Operation.
"Many change are occurring la
the world," Fechteler told repre
sentatives of six nations who at
tended the Transfer of Command
ceremony. "We are not sure what
all of them mean. But of one thing
1 am certain. We must be strong."
Vccdburn Drive-In
Saadav Meaday Taesdiy
KACI AT PAWN"
v - Randolph Seel
Plas
"A PRIZE Of GOLD"
Richard Wldsaark
Opea 7:15 8tarts at Duik
SILVERTON
Drive-In Theatrt.
Buadsy . Meaday Taesday
THI U$T COMMANO-
Plus
"ATHENA"
Jaae Powell Debbie Reynolds
OPEN 7:15 START DISK
Sfl
Tai
IncL,
'
GARY. led-Part of tkMsaads ef
fHed Car, are shews swatting their flaal pay ekerks Meaday morn
lag as Um company started a two day "Payiag Off" plaa at Gary's
Maaicipal Aadilertum. Pay was far wark completed prevleas to the
Pistol Packing
Out of Order
LONDON lit Battling Bessie
Braddock, a 300-pound Laborite
MP, whipped out a brace of air
pistols ia the House of Commons
Monday night. She was promptly
ruled out of order.
-The House was debating anti-
crime legislation. Mrs. Braddock.
who represents a tough Liverpool buy these. Is it any wonder we're
district, pulld he two pistols I always in trouble?'
from a paper bag. I The deputy speaker. Sir Rhy
She rushed across the chamber, Hopk in Morris, was neither intim
to exhibit the weapons in front idated nor amused by the guns.
Vice Inquiry
In Fifth Week
tiABn a hrrv am am.. ti..j
vice investigation went into its j
nrm xint. .a iitv r..n
Robert Y. Thornton Indicated it
might still be going on in the mid
dle of August.
Thornton remarked that he had
Detained a postponement of a two-
week tour of active duty as a re
serve lieutenant colonel at Wash
ington, D. C, scheduled to start
next week.
- Ha said be would begin the tour
Aug, IS, but quickly added that
did not necessarily mean that he
expected the investigation to be
finished bythen.
Thornton Is directing a grand
jury investigation, ordered by
Gov. Elms Smith after a series
of newspaper articles in Portland
accused some Seattle and Portland
men of conniving to set up a vice
ring la Portland.
I
United Fund
Groundwork
Laid at Meet
The groundwork for Salem's
195$ United Fund campaign was
laid at a meeting at the YWCA
Monday night -attended by more
than two' score division leaders.
co-chairmen and heads of agencies
participating in the fund.
Campaign chairman William
Hammond who presided at the
session announced that the drive
for funds will get under way at s
luncheon meeting to be held In
the armory on September If with
seversl hundred volunteer work
ers expected to attend. .
Otto Wilson, chairman of the UF
speakers' bureau told the gather
ing of work now in progrest on a
sound-movie picture now in the
making which will present Salem's
United Fund story in color with
accompanying narrative to groups
throughout the city snd sdjacent
territory.
Edward Majek, chairman of the
UF budget committee announced
the first meeting of his committee
for i p. m. Friday with a srries
of sessions to follow nest week st
which representatives of the sev
eral agencies participating in the
fund will be called on to justify
their budgets.
Hop (J rowers
Attend Meet
Mid-Willamette Valley hop grow
ers attended a hop meeting held
last week in Portland where the
Portland Hop Growers of America
was forftied. Peter Rradly of Klk
Grove, Calif., is acting as tempo
rary chairman, and Ross Devinel
of Moxis City, Wash, as executive
secretary.
Reports were also made that
1.000 bale of 1IS0 California hops
had been contracted at 4S cent,
and 40$ bale of Washington bop
(or 40 cent. '
Offering were also being made
on futures at 40 cent fur 19S7.
Dallas Motor-Vu
Gates apea 1:04), shew "t dusk.
F.NDS TONIGHT!
THE LAST COMMAND" .
"MY SISTER EILKLN"
Starts Tomorrewl
Deaa Martla Jerry Lewi la
"ARTISTS AND MODELS" -VlstaVlslea
' Reread Feature
Gary Cooper, Bert Laarsster
la
"VIRA CRUZ"
Clnemaaeap
Steel Workers
employes ef the Gary Werks. U.S.
Bessie, Guns
in Parliament
of Conservative Home Secretary
Gwilym Lloyd-George. Members
of both parties cheered as she
clicked the triggers and waggled
the guns in the air: . j
"Will the government do some-;
thing about this?" she asked in a '
loud voice. "Children under 11 can
You are out ot order from
bringing these things
into the
House, he said icily.
"I have a license," Bessie re
torted. "A license doesn't cover this
House," Morris replied.
"No," Bessie persisted, "but
you've got to startle this House
." ff "f-
um" "" " ui"...n
that' out of order."
Conservative John Hall predict
ed that henceforth "Battling Be
sie may be known as
'Pistol
Packing Mama s'
She has long had the "battling
Bessie" tag because of her out
spoken attitude toward other
members on many questions.
Public Works'
Bill Projects
In State Told
(Stary slso Page Oae)
WASHINGTON tH-Oregon proj
ects included In the public works
appropriations bill signed by Pres
ident Eisenhower Monday were
CMstraetlea
Amaion Creek $100,000: Chetco
River $225,000: Columbia River at
mouth $1,100,000: Coos Bay $300,
000: 'Cougar Reservoir $l,6.'iO.0O0;
Hills Creek Reservoir $2,125,000;
The Dalles Dam $42,457,000: Skip-
anon Channel $185,000: Tillamook
Bay and bar $1,300,000: Willam
ette River bank protection $300,
000. Planning
Columbia River between Chi
nook and head of Sand Island $13.-
000; Green Peter Reservoir $200.-
000; Holley Reservoir $100,000;
John Day lock and dam $1,450,-
000; Beaver drainage district $13.
000: John drainage district $7,000:
Midland drainage district $8,000;
Multnomah County drainage dis
trict No. 1. M.000; Peninsula
drainage district No. 1 $.") OOO;
Peninsula district No. 2, Kfl.OOO:
Rainier drainage district $34,000;
Sauvie Island drainage district
$31,000; Pendleton $25,000.
Grants Puss Lad
Pleads Guilty in
Murder of Girl
GRANTS PASS UB - Lloyd Eu
gene Wahl, 18, pleaded guilty
Monday to the rape-slaying of his
t-year-old cousin, and was ordered
to undergo a psychiatric examina
tion at the state hospital In Salem.
Circuit-Judge O. J. Millard or
dred the examination after Wahl
entered his plea to a charge of
first-degree murder, stemming
from the death of Kathlene Sue
Wahl of Merlin last May 4.
The judge said he would Impose
sentencn after results of the ex
amination are reported.
BRAND!) FIRM CHIEF NAMED
NKW YORK tv Standard Brands
Inc. announced the appointment of
Cecil L. Hudnall as president and
chief executive officer of Interna
tional Standard Brands Inc., suc
ceeding William L. Cunliffe, who
has become chairman of the board.
2 Thrilling Science-Fictions
1 AND 1 2
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KEVIN McCAPlHY DANA WVNTtS
mm irei mma.
Wait for Checks
aatlea-wlde steel strike whkfc skill the Industry alow Saturday 'Kh'-
Slgas above dear denote different empleymeal divisions at the werld i
largest steel plant. Attempts to reaew talks were reported. (AP Wire-
phate.) (Story aa page aae.)
Theatre Time
Table
Ei.siNona
"TRAPEZE": 7:00, W IS
"THE KILLER IS LOOSE": 1:14
CAPITOL
(Cffhtinuou! from 1 p.m.)
"WORLD WITHOUT END": 1:00,
MTr 7:21. 10 M
"BODY SNATCHERS": JO.
1:59, :I0 ,
NORTH SALEM DRIVt IN
(Gates qpen :45 Show at Duikl
"HELL ON FRISCO BAY," Alan
Udd
"THE SPOILERS," Jff Chand
ler HOLLYWOOD
LITTLEST OUTLAW": 7:00,
10 10
TOVH GUNS TO THE BOR
DER": I 31
Many Seek
Pentacle
Play Roles
Directors of the Pentacle Thea-
tre had their choice of mid-valley i
talent Monday night when 60 to 70 .
aDD cants for Darts in the erouo's
next two productions appeared for
tryout at the YWCA.
Demonstrating their skills were
residents of Dallas. Independence,
Monmouth and Salem. Those se
lected wiIKa p p e s r In either
"Craig's Wifk." s drama, or "Of
Thee I sing.v a musical. The cast
will be announced Friday, with
first rehearsals for both product
tions scheduled (or Monday.
"Craig Wife" calls for 11 ac
tors, while the musical needs about
40, including a large chorus. Rob
ert Putnam, of Willamette Univer
sity will direct the drama, and
Carl Ritchie, local radio announ
cer, the musical. They will be pre
sented Aug. 6 through It and Aug.
27 through Sept. 1, respectively.
A Pentacle spokesman empha
sized that the group is still look
ing for people interested in off
stage work, such as costume, light
ing, scenery, props and makeup
crews. All work is done at the
Pentacle Theatre barn on Dallas
Road about five miles west of Sa
lem. Guard Base
Bill Gains in
House Action
Oregon National Guard moved a
step closer to ownership of Camp
Withycombe in Clackamas County
Monday with passage of a bill in
the House to transfer the 233-acre
establishment from the federal
government.
Guard headquarters here was
notified of the action in a tele
gram from Rep. Waller Norblad,
The camp has been used as s
main supply depot 'or Oregon
units of the National Guard and
is also site of target ranges reg
ularly used bv them. It was run
structed in 1W19 and has been a
Joint state and fedcr.il government
development. ,
Young Hunter
Hit by Bullet
BEAVERTON 1 - Roger Kelly,
12,. of Beavertnn was shot through
the back with a .22 caliber rifle
Monday while hunting birds with
a 10-year-old companion.
The boy's condition was reported
fair at a Portland hospital.
Sheriff! deputies said that the
younger boy, Jackie Hrrrnberger,
10. told them that he fired at a
bird and that the bullet richo
cheted from a rock, striking Rober
in- the back.
Continuous
' From I.P.M.
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Nuclear Blast
Recorded
By Japanese
TOKYO I - The
Japanese
weather bureau announced
that
its observations indicate the Unit
ed States Tuesday set off still an
other nuclear explosion in the
area of Bikini atoll. j
The bureau said abnormal at-
mospheric" pressure waves indicat-
ed the blast was detonated about
3 a. m. Japan time 10 a. m. PST i
Mondayl.
The government observatory re
ported similar evidence of Ameri-jday
can nuclear Diasts on May zs ana alteration, Z37g tenter si.; m.
June 26 but in both cases the U. S. Bruk. $450 house reshaking, 795 S.
Atomic Energy Commission re- 24th St.; Lee R. Lillard, $300 gar
fused to confirm or deny the re- age. 860 S. 20th St.; R. P. Lankow,
ports. $200 house and garage alteration,
Presumably the AEC will take' 1595 N. 19th St.; Fred Scheffe, $200
a similar stand toward the latest garage alteration, 1265 N. 31st St.
Jananese report. 'Nick Casper, $200 house reroofing,
The United States set off its 1770 Fairgrounds Rd.; snd L. E.
"r" ' explosion mis year ai
oimni on aiay a ma on may 11
"P' nyuroum
the area. Both were witnessed by
a party of U. S. newsmen who,
having been allowed to attend for
only 30 days, left the area after
the H-bomb drop. The second test
had been postponed repeatedly be
cause of bad weather.
The AEC had announced earlier
that the -series of tests would con
tinue through June.
1st Weather
Balloon Found
Near Turner
The first weather balloon to be
officially identified as one released
irum me moary r iriu wrauier
bureau was reported found Mon-
day hanging from a tree two milei
south of Turner.
Identification was confirmed by
comparing a number stamped on
the side of cases holding weather
instruments with numbers record
ed at the bureau. The balloon had
been released at 7 p.m. Sunday,
and was the 121th such device sent
aloft since the system was inau
gurated May 31.
Anoincr caiioon reponeo ioum , before tomorrow mnrninn. Pub
Sunday near Aumsville is still I to;, ic bnat i,unching will be ius-
be identified as coming from Mc-
Nary field.
McNary weathermen said the
Turner balloon had reached 05.0(10
feet before bursting and descend
ing by parachute. The balloon,
which was traced by radio contact,
took 82 minutes to make the as
cent. Wreck Victim
Found in Auto
THE DALLES, Ore. - The
body of Winfred E. Parker. 50. of
Walla Walla, was found Sunday
by state police in a wrecked car
near here.
Officers said the car apparently
failed to make a curve on High
way 07 near Biggs Junction aad
plunged over a bank.
will
Tickets 11.00 Steven Meier A r rank'i
Building Permits Top Three
Million in First Half of Year
A big $363,391 June brought the total estimated value of Salem
building permit issued in the first half of 1050 to I3.309.2U, slightly
lower than the 13,345,000 issued the first six monthi of last year.
The number of housing units approved last month was 37, highc.it
since last July. The total for six
months li 137. also slightly lower
than the 156 units started In the
first half of last year.
Biggest June; on record was 1954,
when the month's total of more
than three million dollars included
the 114-million State Hospital,
three new buildings at Willamette
University and Grant School.
School Project Leads
Largest project us momn a was crowned Queen ot the Albany i ligament In hi neck, rodeo offl
the tf,0OO alteration at Washing-. Timber-Carnival in ceremonies ! cials-aaid.- He returned -with hi
ton School at 3165 Lansing Ave. t Monday night on a stage built on neck in a cast and finished hi
Largest projects so lar tnis year
are the American Cm Co. at 3333
Industrial Wan M25.000. and the
YMCA addition. $378,232. Other
sizable projects were the Blue Lake
Packers warehouse alteration, IW
Bassett St.. $90,000; A. M. Krickson
supermarket, isss a. inn wu.
700; Braxlon Dent nd Ralph Fus
sell apartments, 3800 block River
Road. $,'8,000: J. R. Taggart itore,
U0 block Wallace Road,. 5,ouo;
and R. E. Pratt warehouse addi
tion S'iflnio
I Largest permits In the first six
months of last year were for W. T.
I Grant
Co., $366,000; Candaiaria
School $285 500' Catholic rectory
(nd auditorium.' 1280,000; and All-
slate Office, 3130,000.
Tea New Permits
The second half of the year start
ed out with a swish Monday with
10 permits issued two for new con
struction, six lor alterations and
repairs, and two for wrecking.
Largest project li new garage
for Red Salty Auto Repair at
2345 N. Commercial St., two blocks
south of its present location. Esti
mated cost is 38.500.
Wrecking permits were taken by
Firat Presbvterian Church for a
house at 740 Chemeketa St. and
Portland General Klectric Co. for
a house at 1350 Baker St. The
house on Chemeketa Street is the
last to so on property
r on
n which a
new church is planned. Fred G.
starrett, division manage?, said
the house on PUE-owned property
on Baker Street is being torn. down
"just to get it out of the way.".
Minor Wtrk Okekrd
Other permits were issued Mon-
to Elsie M. Davis, $300 house
Marcnat. iuu garage aumuuu,
k iraoe ai.
Park River
Area to Close
For Festival
Approximately Hi miles of
Willamette River in the imme
diate area of Wallace Majine
Park, lite of the Willanttte
River Dayi festival, will be com
pletely closed to "unofficial"
boats on Wednesday, July 4.
Mavor Robert White said Coast
Guard officials will halt all un
authoriied traffic on the river at
Mnxnuito Rar at the north end of
w.ii.m. n,rk and also in the
j vicinity of Minto Island near the
; southern end
TheM precautioni are being
taken, city and festival officials
,aid t,retlt the closed area will
w, ud ..1 dav bv hundred! of
racing boats, and other craft par
ticipating in the aquatic festiv
ities. Boater! Intending to boat on
the lower or upper reaches of the
river Wednesday are urged to
launch their boat! today and to
remove them from the park lite
pendrd it the park all day Wed
nesday, Auto Mishap
Injures Rider
SILVERTON - Donald llutton
suffered a badly sprained ankle
and was cut about the face Mon
day afternoon when the car driven
by bis son Marlin llutton. 17, ran
into a telephone pule not half a
block from the family home.
. The wheels of the rar apparent
ly locked, throwing It out of con
trol and against a telephone post,
the elder Hutton believed. He was
taken to the hospital but was re
leased after his Injuries were
checked and treated.
it Mil long Paradel
i( Cigantk Root RacesI ,
if Real luffs! larbecua!
if . Spectacular Fireworks Displayi
it Water-Ski Shawl
Tug-loat Tug-e-Wtrt
Family PicnIcklngI
Tug lost Race) .
Children's Games and ContetHl
River Parade ,ef lost
CABIN CRUISER . .
MOTOR I TRAILER
ba f ivon away FREE1
Timber Fete
Queen Picked
luieuaaa Ntwi If rvke
ALBANY, Ore.-Sandi Powers,
SDonaored bv Western Kraft Corn..
, yaverly Lake,
j Sandra Harger, sponsored by
American Legion, as runncr-up
was named matron of honor. Vot
ing was by button sales.
Members of the Queen s Court
, . . Karen Anderson. Jo Ann
Brown, Twyla Cone, Regis Hcbert,
Pat Perry, Gale Tarbet and Irene j
Vettrr. The entire group was taken
by motorboat to the stage for the
ceremony seen from across the
lake by a large crowd despite chil
ly weather.
. The program Tuesday includes a
parade at 10:30 a.m., logging con
test preliminaries in the afternoon
at Waverly Lake, and a horse show
sponsored by Linn County Sheriff's
Posse in the evening st Hudson
Field.
Man Returned to Fare
Check Writing Charge
Ernest LeRoy Smith of North
Bend, charged on s Marion County
District Court warrant with ob
taining1 money under false pre
tenses, was returned to Salem Mon
day by sheriff's deputies from Coos
Bay, where he was apprehended
Saturday.
' Smith was taken to Marion Coun
ty jail with bail set at $1,000. The
charge involves two checks cashed
in Salem, city police said.
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REMODELING
RE-OPEN Fill., Jl'LY ta
COLONIAL HOUSE
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$1.00
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I'seri His Wife ss Bait for
a Killer!
Joseph Corlon
Rhonda 'laming
in
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GATES OPEN :45 SHOW AT Dt'SK
if ENDS TONIGHT
"HEU ON FRISCO RAY" snd "THE SPOILERS"
jf STARTS
FIREWORKS!
Gigantic, Brasth-Tsking
TOMORROW NITE
At 10:15 P. M.
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Injured in
MolallaFall
luteimaa Mtwi Itrvlee
MOLALLA A large, crowd
watching some of the nation's top
cowboys turn in good marks in
the cool weather Monday night at
the Molalla Buckaroo had an un
scheduled thrill vt hen .CabraV ex
hibition rider, was tumbled toh
ground ip a fall by one of tb
horses in a Roman ride.
, Picked from . the ground and
whisked to Molalla Clinic in tha
ambulance which was standing by.
: ('aural fnnnH in hv inm
act. including a jump through fir
and over an automobile
The crowd was larger than Sun
day night but nut as large as tha
"sellout" of Sunday afternoon, of
ficials said.
KADER 1956
JULY 6.7-8
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