-(Sec. I) Statesman, Salem, Ore.,
NE A Renews Fight
For U.S. School Aid
Br HERMAN R. ALLEN lit the final session of the repre-
sat, wcsemgy Gear forFour-Hour Gun Battle Ends in Death
Of Tennessee Mental Ward Escapee
PORTLAND l The National
Education Assn. NEA turned to
the nation Friday in it tight (or
federal trhooi building aid and.
after plea by iti retiring presi-
dent for a united profession,
passed a slate of resolutions al
most without debate.
Neither of two controversial pro
posed resolutions reached the floor
Salem
Obituaries
Crart tmn Aauiiu
Lei resident of aMS'prinil ltd..
Mpital in Alertnorie. v..
July 4th. Survived by hit nil: Mr.
St
Grac Amuntfon of Salem; dauah
tare. Mrs. Barbara Blumnteln of
Sales. Mr. lure Clark ol Salem,
' Mr Ruthalla Barry of Biversicle.
Calif. anna, E!mr Amundaon of Sa
lem and Marvin Amundion of
Sprlnr'ield, Va.; brother, Laarrenc
Amundion. Chotork. Wtaouuln. An
nouncement of aerviee will be maoo
later by tea Virnl T. Gold.s Co.
Alrt B. rapshaw
At tlx family rwldtnr. SMS t.au
rri Av. rather of Mrl. Alberta
Snadlla of Salem, Mrt. Anna Mat
Raw of Oroenrlvor. Utah: brother
' of Daniel Caphw of Wataonvllle,
Calif. Alao eurvived by four Brand
rhildren. Service will no held In tht
Hnwtll Edward Chapel Saturday.
July T. al S p.m. Bev. Duane MulA
will odiclata.
Wimaaa CraMroo
At a Balam homo Wednoaday,
July 4, at the afe of SS veara. Sur
vived by daughter. Mra. Joe Spaniol.
tayton, and Mra. Juanlt Greene,
Douslai, Ant.; brother!, John Crab
troe and B. D. Crabtreo. both of &-
lemt eutera. Mra. Nora Taylor and
Mra. Grate Marrins. both of Balem.
Funeral aarvltoa wilt bo held Satur
day. July T. In the ehaoel of the
Weddle Funeral Homo. Btayten. the
lev. Clydo Freeman offlriatlni. In.
torment will bo at Lon Oak Ceme
tery.
Ciena Aaa Bod.
. At tha reaideoea. BS40 Cherry Avo.,
July Tin at tno ate of s year, sur
vived by wife. Mra. Mildred later
Dndaoa of Balem. Daughter: Mra.
Glenna Grace of Philomath, Ore.,
Mr. Gal Brown of Lakeview, Or.,
Mia Barbara Dodaon of Salem Bona:
Harlajr Dndeoa and Frank Dodaon,
both of Balam. Announcement of
service will be mad latar by tht
Hawaii-Edward C ha pal.
Beaee Aaa Boward
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mra.
starry M. Howard of 1701 Bunnyview
Ave., Salem. Privet fravtaid aerv
lre war held at Belcroet Memorial
Park Tueadav, July rd. at ! a m.
under the direction of the Cloufli
Barnck Funeral C ha pet
sentative assembly. One would
have condemned racially based
teacher employment practices.
The other would have called on
the - NEA to cut Arab nations
which bar Jews off the itinerary
of NEA-sponsored tours.
Leadership an the first proposal
had been drawn in large part from
Oklahoma, but the Oklahoma
chairman announced tils delega
tion had voted overwhelmingly
against it,
The resolutions committee's pro
posals went through smoothly ex
cept for a divided Georgia vote
on the section urging that integra
tion be approached "in the spirit
of fair play."
Sheald Coaforra
Chairman Harold McNabb. Al
bany, said 38 Georgians voted
against it becaune Georgia state
law prohibits desegregation In
public schools. They feu he said,
they should conform to the law.
Twenty-two of the delegation
voted for the committee proposal
with ii not present. McNabb said
the vote was not along color lines.
Coos County
Lumber Deal
COOS BAY UTi - Blylh and Co
will exercise an option to buy his
firm July 10, J. W. Forrester
president of .Coos Bay Lumber
Co., said Friday.
It was believed this would clear
the way for purchase of Coos Bay
Lumber by Georgia-Pacific, Inc.,
last-growing wooa prooucis
company,
Blyth and Co., an investment
firm, holds an option on stock of
Dant A Russell which in turn
owns Coos Bay Lumber. Co. The
lumber firm has two sawmills
here, a hardboard plant and a ply
wood plant at nearby Coquille
plus more than four billion board
feet of timber.
According to Forrester, Cons
Bay Lumber's 231.M2 shares of
sloek were valued at $305 a share,
for a total of nearly 71 million
dollars.
At Portland, Robert Floweree,
head of the Georgia-Pacific saw
mill operation, said closure of the
Cool Bay mill was being "consid
ered" if the purchase is complet
d .
Illness Claims
Salem Man on
Way to Get Aid
Oregon Man
Accessory to
Bank Robbery
Wllbot
Lat roaidenl of SSI Center it..
July 4th, at tht ast of M year.
Shipment Is belnff mad to Portland,
Or , for eervlres and interment by
the HoweU-Edwarde Chap!.
Ant bear Kttwcky
At tht residence. 44St Verda Lane,
July etn. at the are of n year, ri
band of Mr. Agne Kooecky of Ba
lem, father of Mr. Lillian WIIHta
of Beam. Wash, and Mil Kooerky
f Seattle. Waah.; brother. Anril Ko
oerky and Jerry Kopeck , both of
t edar Rapid. Iowa. Member of tha
Meat Cutter Union. Service will be
held In tht Howell-Edwerda Chapel
Bet., July I, at I :JS p.m. Shipment I
betna mad to Seattle. Waah.. for fi
nal eervtre and tntermtnl by the
HenrU-Cdfar Chapel., . . .
Mary A a aaa Beeeee
Late resident of SMS t. Slate Bt
at tht aft of at pro. Survived by
, nuenana. wtnaro noaro. jnir
mother of Mary Faro Fiaher, and
Vvillard Alton Rrtarot both of Balem,
alao I yrandrhlldrtn. Bietar of John
R Courier. Green River. Wyoming.!
Robart Courier Sweet Pom. Or.
ton. Jam Gourlev, Winnemuera,
Nevada, Wilbur G our ley. appner,
Oreeon. Mra. Dl Johnaon. Cor-
vallia. Ore., Mra. Florenr Hertford.
Balem, Or., Mr. Ida Goodrich. Roh
ertaon. Wvomlnf. and Mrs. Harriett
Pi, Be ve lion. Or. Funeral service
will b held Bat., July 7th at l:M
p m. In the Chapei fat tht W. T. Big
do Co. Inter men t la City View
Cemetarr.
A. Victor Water
tat rwtoent of an N IBth, July
th. it t local hoapital. Huehand of
Ann Wilen of Balem; father of
Mra. Betty Cap D Vlll of Lot An-
felea, Calif.. Mr. Vicky Ventura of
n Fraarlaro, Calif, Mr. A lira
Kleetl ot Portland. Or.. J. Weatley
Wafers of Balem and Thomat Watera.
alao of Balem. Seven arandrhildren
lea lurviv. Service will b held
Monday, July Ith, at 1 JO p.m. In the
Chapal of the Clnugh-Barrlrk Fu
neral Horn. Interment in Reatlawn
Memory Garden. Rev. Harold Grin
ds hi will officiate. Member of Amer
ica Ltftoa Capitol Pott No, S.
A Salem man died In front of
the Salem police station about
8:45 p.m. Friday.
Thurstand Joseph Blsnd. 77.
of 444 N. 14th St., became ill at
the Meier at Frank store and was
brought to the station in a ear
driven by a friend, police said.
Bland was deed in the car
when city first aidmen arrived.
Death was due to natural causes,
police said. Bland's wife Mid he
had been ill for some time.
Charles Roth, Bend, who wss
visiting Bland, said that ba was
driving up the ramp of the Meier
ai Frank store when Bland be
came UL Roth drove immediately
to the police station for help.
. Bland, who retired from the
merchant marine ia 1048. was
bora July 17. 1871. ia Orange.
Tex.
The body was taken to the
Howell-Edwards funeral home.
JACKSONVILLE. Fla. (
Mania Frederick!, H, a Navy
man from v eroerburn. Ore., ad
mitted Friday he was an acces
sory to a 828.44 bank robbery
Thursday, the FBI said.
Agents said Clinton Emil Wlth
ington, 19. another Navy man,
confessed he was the gunman who
held up the Florida National Bank
at Slarke. j
Mary Ana Reid, tS, Jackson
ville, also admitted her part as
an accessory, the FBI said. I
Agents, acting on information
from an anonymous tipster who
overheard plans for a bsnk rob
bery, arrested the three Thursday
night in the- woman's apartment
nine hours after the holdup about
40 miles southwest of here.
rrederickson and Withlngton
were stationed at Cecil Field,
Fla.
Hubbard Man Booked
On Larceny Charge
A Hubbard man was booked at
the Marion County Jail Friday on
a charge of petty larceny, the
sheriffs office reported.
Deputies listed the man ss Har
old Leon Copeland, Hubbard. He
was arrested by state police on a
district court warrant, the office
said. Bail wai set at 82S0.
NOTlCB TO CREDITORS
Notice la hereby (Ivan that the un-
nertifne na been appointed admin
lat r lor of the estate r Carl mol
niaky, deceased All Doraona kavln
Claim taainat in estate of aaid da
ceased are notified to present the
earn to m at SM Harrison Street.
Woodbura. Oreton. within urn month
after um data of tht first publication
or mm nolle.
Da lad and first nubllahod Juno at.
lap.
M(dalna Smolnitky,
Admlnlatrator
Wllli. Kyle sk Emmona
First National Bank Bid.
Albany, Oregon
Attorney lor Admlnlatrator
Publlah June M. July T, 14. II
HVMBOLT, Teaa. (AF Aa
escaped BieaUl patient armed
with a pistol barrlcadeel him
self la his tenant heme Friday
Bight and held eft officers far
four hours Before he was shot
aad killed by a ttat trooper,.
Sheriff Guy Bradihaw Idcall
fled the patient as -Murray
Brooks, 82-year-eld farmer whs
fled the West Tennessee State
Mental Hospital at searby Boll
var about It days sga.
"After tear gas failed U ferce
Breots from his heme, several
troopers Tweaked through, the
dark ta I window.
As they started through the
window, Brooka cam out from
ander a bed shooting, the troop
ers said. He was killed by a
single bullet.
The officers previously had
withheld their fire In aa effort
to take Brooks aharated.
Sheriff Bradahaw said bo re
ceived complaint! earlier today
that Brooks was bscL ia the
area aad was threatening his
neighbors.
"We went to the Route about
dark and ane of the deputies
went In. Brooks wss In the loft
and took i shot at him,' the
sheriff asid.
A call for assistance went out
to the state patrol and Hum
bolt city police aad about IS
officers coaverged on the scene,
a farm about three mile aouih
eaut of this West Tennessee
city.
Brooks is married and has
two children, but they left for
a neighbor's home before the
4 shooting started. "
Several times officers thought
Brooks waa oat of ammunition
aad started toward the bouse
only to bo forced bsck by gun
fire. Officers ordered thst absolute
darkness be maintained around
the house and warned news
. photographers against asing
flash bulbs.
Reporter Edmund Noel of
the (Memphis) Cemmerclal Ap
peal said Brooks fired at him
twice whea be stepped into an
open space.
"I heard one. (bullet) going
by and thought It was going to
part my hair, Noel said.
Sheriff Bradshaw said Breaks
was taken to the Bolivar Insti
tution about three weeks ago.
Pistol Thief
Flees in Car
PINAL NOTlCt
NOTICE la HEREBY GIVEN that
w hav tiled In th Circuit Court of
tht State of Ore jon for Marion
County, Probate Department, our
duly verified final account a avecu
tor tf th estate of LEONORB B
PRUITT, deceaeed. and that aald
Court ha fixed Monday, Auaust II,
14. at th hour of S IS a.m., and th
court room of aald Court aa th Um
and place for hearing aald final ac
count and ohtectlona Thereto.
RALPH LAWRENCE SCHARF
MARGARET 8. RCOTNEl
, . JOSEPH P. MEIER
Executor.
JOREPN P. MEIER
Attorney for Executor
XVI Court Houea
Balem, Oregon.
July 1, 14, II. M. Au. 4.
NOTlCB OF FINAL ACCOUNT
NOTICE IB HEREBY CIVEN. that
th undersigned Executrix under
th Leal Will and Testament of E. B.
WOOD, donated, ha filed her Final
Account In tho Circuit Court of th
Stat of Oreion. for Marino County.
nd that Monday. July SO, ISM, at
th hour of Ton o'clock A.M. In th
court room of aaid court. In th coun
ty courthouse, in Salem, Oregon, haa
been appointed by tho court aa th
time and place for hearing of ob
jection thereto and tha settlement
thereof.
Dated and first published:
Juno M, ISM.
Data of last publication:
July II. 1hm
IRENE ROEMHIt.DT
Executrix under Will of
E. B. WOOD. Deceased
W. C. W1NSLOW
Attorney for Executrix;
Masonic Building '
Balem. Oregon
June SO; July 14, II
Bypass Crash
Injures Woman
A Coquitle woman was taken to
S a 1 m General Hospital Friday
evening following the collision of
a esr snd a truck on the north end
of the Salem bypass about 8:15
p.m.
Mrs. Ruth Laycock. Coquille, re
ceived a back injury, Willamette
Ambulance Service attendants
said.
Drivers of the vehicles involved
were listed by state police as Or
ville Diltx, Vancouver. Wash., and
Roscoe Laycock, Coquille.
Motorcyclist
Hospitalized
A Salem man waa taken to Sa
lem Memorial Hoapital with a
puncture wound and a possible
fractured ankle following a motor
cycle accident in the 400 block
of Court Street about 10:40 p.m.
Friday, city police reported.
Police listed the man as Damon
James Rosa Jr., IS! Leslie St. The
accident occurred as Rose made a
right hand turn and the footboard
of the cycle struck the pavement,
police Mid.
Rose was treated by city first
aidmen and taken to the hospital
by a private car.
A nervy Wyoming "cowboy"
was being sought By snenu s
deputies Frldsy after he stepped i
swsy from the bar in a wooa-1
burn tavern, snatched a new
Distol from the hand of a cus-'
tomer who had brought it in for :
the bartender to examine, and i
sped off scross the Willamette !
Valley flatland. in l car witn
Texas license plates.
Signing a complaint for reeov-
ery of a stolen .22 pistol was
Burton K. wuieiord oi wooa-
burn. He told sheriff s deputies
he visited the Log Cafe Tbursdsy
night to show his new gun to
Joe Hopfer, the owner.
As they were discussing the
weapon, Willeford Mid, a cus
tomer at the bar, later identified
as Don Wilson of Buffalo, Wyo.,
wslked over, wrested the . gun
away and fled in hit car before
anyone could stop. him.
Theatre Time
Table
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TContimious from 1 nm 1
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1:00, 4:21, 7.M. 11:14
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"SAFARI"! 1:00, 4 07, 7:14, 10:11
"SECRET Or TREASURE
MOUNTAIN": :7. 104, 1:11
NORTH IALEM DRIVE IN
(Catr open 4:45. Show at Dusk)
THE LONE RANGER," Clayton
Moore ,
THE PRIVATE. WAR OF MA
JOR BENSON." Charlton Heston
For kid from I to So Four col
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HOLLYWOOD
(One showing nightly)
THE YEARLING :
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PASSAGE": 1:41
Gun Wound
Fatal to Man
Services for
A. V. Waters
Set Mopday
Funeral services for A. Victor
Waters, 125 N. 18th St., will be
held at 1:30 p.m. Monday in the
chapel of the Clough Barrlck fu
neral home, the Rev. Harold Grin
dahl officiating.
Waters, production superintend
ent at Willamette Lumber com
pany, Dallas, died Thursday at a
Salem hospital. He was 82.
Survivors Include his wife, An
ne, Salem; three daughters. Mrs.
Betty Cap De Ville, Los Angeles;
Mn. Vicky Ventura, San Francis
co, and Mrs. Alice Xleen, Port
land; two sons, J. W. Waters and
Thomas Waters, both of Salem,
and seven grandchildren. .
Interment will be ia Reatlawa
Memory Gardens.
Glenn Asa Dodson, SO, died at
his jiome at 3640 Cherry Ave., Fri
day from a gunshot wound.
the Marion County coroner's of
fice said the wound was apparent
ly self-inflicted. ,
Dod son's body was discovered
by his wife about 10:35 a.m. in the
garage of the home. City first aid
men said he was dead upon their
arrival.
He had been ill for about two
months, his family told police.
Survivors include his wife, Mil
dred Esther Dodson, Salem; three
daughters, Mrs. Glenna Grace,
Philomath, Mrs. Gale Brown,
Lakeview and Miss Barbara Dod
son, Salem, and two sons, Frank
Dodson and Harley Dodson, both
of Salem. -
The body was taken to the Howell-Edwards
funeral home.
State Salary
Modifications
Expected Soon
Possible Inequities in the state
salary itructurei will be elimin
ated ai soon as possible, Jsmes
Dsniels, executive secretary . of
the Oregob State Employes As
sociation, said Friday night.
Daniels, speaking to about SO
new association chaptei officers,
said the results of a survey of
state salaries and wages will be
available about Aug." 1 and will
be referred to thi SUte Civil
Service Commission.
"There is to be no forgotten
man in state . service, Dsniels
said at an evening session devot
ed to training of new chapter of
ficers of OSEA.
The salary and wage survey of
state employes is under the di
rection of James May of the Ore-
ogn State Game Commission snd
P M. Brsndt of Oregon State
College.
Friday's meeting was held in
the Salem Woman's Clubhouse.
It Wss part of a training program
designed to instruct OSEA chap
ter officers in orgsnization mat
ters. Similar programs are being
carried out in Portland, Corvallis,
Roseburg, La Grande and Klam
ath Falls.
Publicity and public relations
were discussed by Polly Pr ea
rn ore, association publicity direc
tor. Insurance representatives
also explained insurance pro
grams available to' state employes.
SoLmsTell
Military to
Quit Bickering
WASHINGTON W The House
committee which holds the purse
strings bluntly told the Defense
Department Friday to cut off
"squabbling" in the armed serv
ices.
"The taxpayer will be the prin
cipal loser in such a quarrel,"
the appropriations committee
said.
It directed the department to
take "immediate steps" to settle
one of the disputes involving the
relative merits of guided missiles
known is Talos and Nike as de
fenae weapons.
This ihould he done by having
qualified independent experts
evaluate the merits and potenti
alities of the two missiles, the
committee said.
Over Nike
The Navy-developed Talos has
been adopted by the Air Force
over the Armv's Nike.
The committee complained of
what it called duplication of ef
fort and money in building guided
missile installations. It expressed
its views in a report recommend
ing $1,555,535,425 in new approp
riations for miscellaneous govern
ment agencies. The bulk of the
money is for military construc
tion programs.
Sla Distatlefled
Dissatisfaction . also was et
expre.sed by the committee over
the Defense Department's han
dling of the Distant Early Warn
ing ( DEW I line program.
Early this year, the committee
said, the Navy ordered a change
in the program Invoking reloca
tions. After delays in seeking con
tracts, the committee reported,
the Navy decided to use cost-plus-fixed-fee
contracts.-
Saying Congress long "has de
rided the use" of this type of con
tract, the committee commented: .
"This is a prime example of the
lethargy that seems to creep into
the military construction program
whenever efficiency and celerity
of action are required."
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ENDS SATURDAY
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STARTS SUNDAY
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Kitten Alerts
Family to Fire
BELLINGHAM If) A kitten
with smoke in its eyes ii hero
and fire chief Friday in the Paul
D. Wood household.
The Woods' two sons were
watching television Thursday
night when the cat began raising
such a noise upstairs the boys
went upt o investigate.
A bedroom was filled ' with
smoke. The boys called the fire
department, which limited dam
age to a mattress, a scorched
wall and a smoked kitten.
Friday kitty can hardly see
through smoke-bleared eyes and
doesn't seem to realize It's rating
as Cat No. 1 In Bellingham.
Girls Paddle
Past Salem
A pair of Eugene misses, who
believe in paddling their owa
canoe, passed through Salem Fri
day noon, Indian style.
Dr. Barbara Radmore, Eugene
radiologist, and Marian Johnson,
daughter of Eugene's mayor and
Mrs. Edwin V. Johnson, paused on
the banks of the Willamette River
here for lunch Friday in the mid
dle of a five-day canoe trip from
Eugene to Portland.
The girls began their jaunt the
Fourth ot July and expect to reach
Portland late today after an over
night itop at Newberg. They re
ported some disappointment in the
lack of current to propel their
craft along forcing them to resort
to considerably more paddling than
anticipated.
Demos Appoint
Swearingen
PORTLAND HI - Marshall
Swearingen, Bend rancher and
former president of the Oregon
Farm Bureau Federation, will be
Oregon chairman of the newly or
ganized agricultural division of
the national Democratic Party.
H i i appointment w a i an
nounced Friday by Howard Mor
gan, itate Democratic chairman.
Swearingen recently changed his
voter registration from Republi
can to Democratic.
Alaska Fire
Under Control
ANCHORAGE. Alaska - The .
10.00O-acre forest fire along th
Huslia River in interior Alaska
has been brought, under control.
Russ Bagley of the Bureau -V
Land Manager -forestry division,
in Anchorage reported Friday the
big fire has been whipped and
the fa men at the scene are "mop
ping up" and getting ready to
withdraw from the area.
DALLAS MOTOR-YU
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Ends Tonight
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