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c. II) Statesman, Salem, OrclTiurs., Oct 25, '56
:rcmo Court Frees
ccaburg Attorney of
no-Day Jail Sentence
Spencer W. Yates. Roseurf
lawyer who was sentenced to a
day in jail for contempt ot court
by Circuit Judge Carl E. Wim
berly, was freed of the charge
Wednesday by the Oregon Su
preme Court,
Yates served two hours of the
Decision in
Stock Auction
Yard Delayed
Decision over whether Earl
Cillaspie's license to operate a
livestock auction yard in Salem
should be revoked or suspended
wu taken under advisement Wed
nesday after an administrative
hearing in the State Agriculture
Department '' - :A '
Presiding over the hearing was
Albert Julian, Scio, chairman of
the State Livestock Auction
Board.
The Issue over Cillaspie's li
cense arose Sept 11 when' Dr.
Gprdon C. York, assistant state
veterinarian, called at the yard
and asked Gillaspie to show him
the records on four cattle.
. At thm krin Wediwwdav. Gil.
laspie said Dr. York was a strang
er to him and didnt snow agri
culture department Identification.
Is bis appearance, Dr. York
maintained he had identified him
self verbally and the yard owner
I hdn asked to see his ereden-
Witnesses indicated that Gillas
pie did not produce the cattle
records until the next day after
York had returned with Sheriff
Denver Young and State Veterin
arian Kenneth Peterson. -
Two Injured
In Mishaps
Said Better
Two 78-year-old Salem women
who were involved In two differ
ent accidents on Tuesday were re
ported in good condition Wednes
day by hospital authorities.'
- ' Mrs. Bertha V. Compton, CM S.
vvuiiiivivuH syoia uusiu nun amesf-
ery Wednesday in Salem Memorial
hospital, to correct bone breaks
suffered when she fell while at
tempting to catch bus at State
and Liberty Streets. .
Mrs. Martha Graham, SOS North
21st St., was admitted to' Salem
peneral hospital for treatment of
a head laceration, bruises and
.shock, when she was struck by a
car which Jumped over a curb
after a wreck at 21st and Brey
jnan Streets. ' -
Ike to Request
More Money for
Disabled Veterans
WASHINGTON, Oct M IA
President Eisenhower said today
he will tsl the nest Congress to
increase the compensation of total
ly disabled veterans.
He (aid he believes they now are
Undercompensated. r
. Eisenhower's statements were In
a letter to James A, Sheehan, as
sociate editor of the National
Tribune, White House press secre
tary James C. Hagerty described
the publication as the successor to
Stars and Stripes.
": Eisenhower's letter was in reply
ta one from Sheehan.
Eisenhower told Sheehan the
nresent veterans' program "is the
finest in the world and has been
largely developed on a bipartisan
'The President laid he concurs
wholeheartedly In a report by
commission headed by Gen. Omar
; N. Bradley that service-connected
needs of veterans should be given
the highest priority, and that serv
ice-connected compensation and
death benefits should be liberal
and generous.
FALL KILLS MIXER
KELLOGG. Idaho, Oct 14 -Vernon
Roscoe, 40, waa killed to
. day when he fell 1$ feet Inside
the Bunker Hill Mine here,
sentence before he appealed from
Judge Wimberly's sentence. Tat
case arose out of an objection
made by Yates in a personal in
jury trial in Boseburg last Feb.
28. . v
Judge Wimberly had cruized a
witness for giving "evasive an
swers," and then Yates objected
to the court's "irascible tone.
The Supreme Court ruled that
Yates was performing duty to
his client, and that there is no evi
dence that the Judge's tone was
not irascible.
Right Cited
The high court said:
"If a defendant in good faith
reasonably believes it to be his
duty to his client to object to ap
parent hostile, manifestations by a
trial judge he has a right to do
so. provided the objection is made
in a respectful manner. And if he
has a right to object, he also has
a duty to point out tne speciiic
ground of objection."
The court said there was no evi
dence that Yates made his objec
tion in a disrespectful manner or
In bad faith. It also said there
was evidence that Judge Wim
berly displayed some anger to
ward Yates
Judge Wimberly also was re
versed in another Douglas County
appeal, the high court ruling that
Betty Parker couldn't obtain cus-
MjwJ tri uu u..av a. ...
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs, Perry
Kotterman. .... .
Rollng Kerened
Judge Wimberly had granted
Mrs, Parker's petition for habeas
corpus, but the Supreme Court
reversed tt by rinding Uit mti.
Parker wasn't a fit mother.
The high court's decision said
that Judge Wimberly "at the ter
mination of the trial abruptly and
in a manner more cavalier than
Judicial brushed aside all of the
evidence impeaching Mrs. Park
er's moral character. . i Almost
immediately thereafter he ordered
the child released, to the custody
of the mother."
In a third appeal case Wednes
day, the Supreme Court upheld a
life sentence of Mrs. Ann Whit
ney Avert, who shot and killed
Delmore Lessard, former Portland
lawyer.
Mrs. A vent' was convicted of
second degree murder which oc
curred In the Heppner Tavern
where she worked. Lessard had
come to see her in connection with
a fight for custody of her son.
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Salem Baby, 2
Months, Dies
The infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Prescott, 2549 Ever
green Ave., was found dead in her
crib Wednesday noon, less than
two hours after she had seemed
in perfect health when her mother
fed her, Marion County coroner's
deputies said, "
No cause for two-month-old Shar
on Ann Prescott' s ueath was found
Wednesday but a doctor was to
make further study, according to
the coroner a office.
The babv was born Aug. 21 in
a Salem hospital
Besides her parents, she leaves
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Prescott and Mrs. Marjorle Tay
lor, all of Salem. -
Dr. Ahlbin Named
District Officer
Dr. John L. Ahlbin of Salem has
been elected president for District
S of the Oregon Association of
Chiropractic Physicians.
Tne new vice president Is or,
John Tarr. Stayton. Dr. Guy Bur
gess, McMinnville, is secretary
treasurer, .i-'
New officers for Women's Auxi
liary are Mrs. John Tarr, presi
dent; Mrs. Robert Brinker, vice
president; Mrs. P. W, DeMarco,
secretary; Mrs. Guy Burgess,
treasurer,
OKLAHOMA ALLIGATOR "
IDABEL, Okla. Ut-Kot all the
big alligators live in Florida. Edwin
Tapley and James Lee of this
southeast Oklahoma town caught
an alligator weighing 120 pounds
and measuring more than ft feet
on Little River.
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