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ol Doord Accused
Ci 'Freozo Out1 Policy
In pullding Standard
(Stary bIm m Fmft 1)
Another ehirjt W "frttta tut"
wj kvle4 at the Salem School
Board Thursday sight by a Salem
Ibardwart contractor who charted
th district vat lU&danfiiiBg m
brands rather than quality.
Willis W. Sischo, at Salem Bard-
Ike Insists
A-BanWait
Safeguard
By MAim U AJtXOWSMTTR
NEW YORK. Oct. S UV-Preti-
dent Eisenhower uid tonight "the
com pell inf challenge befort the
world U sot tbt matter of testinf "
H-bombs and other atomic weap
ons, "but of making impossible
their tue in any atomic war.
Hitting again at the call of Adlal
E. Stevenson, the Democratic
presidential Bominee, (or the
United SUtea to take the lead in
aeekinx world atreement ta baa
hydrogen bomb testing, tba Pre-
went said he wanted to:
Reiterate as wa constantly do
America's instant readiness to
lay a skit all nuclear weapons In
cluding this tatting whea, but
only when, wa have tare safe
guards that others will do the
same.
Eisenhower baa said all along
that this country cannot bow Join
in any baa on testing because Rus
sia has refused ta agree t what
he regards as adequate safe
guards.
Tonight, In nationwide televi
sion-radio address prepared for
Madison Square "Garden rally, the
President aaid:
The compelling challengt be
fore the world it sot the matter
of testing nuclear weapons but af
making impossible their use in any
nuclear war. It it for this far
greater purpose that all efforts of
your -government had steadfastly
" been dedicated through months
and fears of tireless negotiation,
with both firm friend and potential
- foe.". ... .
NEW YORK. Oct 8 -A crank
telephone call tonight touched off
a bomb scare in Madison Square
Garden an hour before President
Eisenhower arrived to speak.
The unidentified caller told the
New York Daily Newi twitch
board. There will be twa bombs
go off ra Madison Square Garden
at I: is tonight.
At that moment Eisenhower was
to be in the middle of his speech,
Police were notified. They Joined
the FBI and the Secret Service
renewed search of tba Garden,
but found nothing.
Outdoor Life
Ups Demand
For Charcoal
Loose Vent Nearly Fatal to 4
SAN FRANCISCO (It - Tba In
creasing interest in outdoor cook
ing, barbecuing and camping it
expanding the charcoal industry in
western states. The U. S. Forest
Service reports a growing number
of lnmilrtes as ta types af kilns to
be used, processing and related
problems. . ,
In California, most of the char
coal production is ta the Paso Ro-
blea and Healdsburg areas. The
wood used It ehlefty liveoak, with
noma associated hardwoods.
E, W. Morris, a tree farmer liv
ing near Cava Junction, Ore op
erates twa kilns turning out abowt
10 tons el charcoal monthly. Be
uses such hardwoods as madrone,
mamanita and oak.
wart Co., said his firm waa being
prohibited from bidding on locks
for the school system because
specifications named a particular
brand. Maintenance Supt Joseph
Drake and Board Chairman Gard
ner Kaapa said reason for the
sUndardtzation on one brand was
to eliminate the need for hundreds
km.
Site no. who said Portland schools
accepted bis product at equal ta
the one standardised, by Salem,
asserted "wt feel that we are be
ing treated unfairly" in not being
able to bid. He added that loss
of a master key would force the
changing af all the locks in the
system.
Similar Charge
Twa weeks ago aa appliance
dler challenged the board's pol
icy on limiting its tewing machine
purchases to one brand.
Solution to t haxardous situauoa
for children attending Richmond
School from a southeast Salem
residential area was on the way
to solution, Knapp told board
members. A sidewalk resolution.
calling for construe Uoa of a tide-
walk ea at least one side of S.
and St., is scheduled for City
Council- consideration at its next
meeting, he said. The council has
also agreed to paint a crosswalk
and repair a foot bridge at the
Mission Street intersection, be re
ported.
PeettiM Afftmsed
The board also reaffirmed its
position against school band and
choral groups participating in com
mercial activities, supporting Supt
Schmidt's rejection of aa offer by
Salem department stort to pay i
a choral group for singing at a
promotional program.
In other action the board:
Directed Ha building and grounds
committee to investigate the possi
bilities of building a bicycle lean-
to at Bush School for which Bush
Mothers dub offered to pay.
Heard a report by Maintenance
Supt Joseph Drake that the one-
room addition to Brush "College
would probably be completed in
about three weeks.
Easement Approved
Okehed an easement to allow the
city to construct a sanitary sewer
lino across the west Salem ath
letic field.
Authorized travel outside the
state for Recreation Director Vera
GUmore, Clerk Conneil Ward, and
North High teacher Mist Lorraine
Meusey. GUmore will attend ses
sions of the National Recreation,
Physical Education and Health As
sociation in Washington, D ,C;
Ward will go to Endicott. N. Y.
for a business manager's institute
sponsored by the IBM Co., and
Mist Meusey will attend a meet
ing ef the Association for Supervi
sion of Curriculum Development in
St Louis.
Three Hired
Employed throe new Instructors
for the vocational adult education
department They art Basel Bart
left, instruct or for preparation of
Christmas greens, Dan Fisher,
sheet metal and Wilburs Robert
ton, printing.
Board also got tome reassur
ances en the classroom situation
in the district In a report by Supt
Schmidt showing aa elementary
teacher-pupa ratio of 17.04 which
about the same as last year,
Kler School at 30.1 waa the
only school over the 30-pupil aver
age and Schmidt said shitting of
7th and Hh graders from there In
to new junior highs would provide
several classrooms.
Oast site problems wort more
of distribution in particular schools
than in classrooms, be aaid.
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Today's forecast Itrom U. S. Weath
er Bureau. McNary Field. Salem):
Moetl cloudy with occasional rain
today, tonifttt and Saturday; tittle
change ta temperature, with hijh
ett today Mar U. low taught near
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Willamette River: JS feet.
Tamp. 1101 am. todav 4.
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Deputies Thwart Jail Break Try
OREGON CITY. Oct IS III
Sheriff's deputies thwarted what
they said waa aa escape attempt
from the Oackamas County jail
early today.
The deputies were attracted to
the escape attempt by vibrations
of a pipe, apparently caused by
the use of a hacksaw blade.
The jail was searched and six
blades were recovered. Another
search later in the day turned up
two more.
Two prisoners, Franda Ray
Bennett and Billit Lea Howard,
both of Oregon City, were ts be
transferred te the Rocky Butte
Jail in Portland.
Boy Hurt as
Car Hits Pole
A car received considerable dam
age about 1:10 p.m. Thursday
when it collided with a power pole i
in the 500 block ef Howard Street, ;
city police reported. A boy suf-:
fered a minor injury.
Officers listed the driver of the ',
1954 Oldsmohile, as Mrs. Marian
Nelson. 771 Kingwood Dr. Her son, j
Richard Nelson Jr.. same address, :
suffered a lip laceration which re
quired futures by a physician.
New Norge
Dryer Only
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Pago No. 5
Cherry City Electric
2040 N. Capitol Ph. 46761
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1140 S, Commercial
Charles I vie, 146) N. Commercial St, Is shown checking the
vent kill furnace which came off late Wednesday night
flooding the house with combustion fumes that nearly as
phyxiated lvie, his wife and two children.' (Statesman Photo)
Theatre Time
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-Band!)" 7:0. It S3,
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CAPITOL
(Continuous from I p.m.)
"Solid Cola Cadillac": 100.
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"Matnlfleent Roughnecks"! I OS.
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Taitfo Crowing. " George Nader
"Mohawk.' Scott Brady
noiXTwoon
-Iddy Ouehla Itory 1:80, 10 ;4?
"He Laughed Last." I M
BOY FLEES
Floyd Teewee, IS. an inmate of
MacLaren Boys School at Wood
burn, walked away Thursday night
from a farm at Hubbard where;
he was on placement, state police
reported.
Lampreys Will
Get 'Hot Sear
In Great Lakes
Parole Bid Lost
ByD'Autremont
MED FORD, Oct 8 It) - Bush
D'Autremont, trying to dear away
old indictments to ha could be
eligible for parole, lost in circuit
court today. , . .
Circuit Judge H. K. Hansa re
fused to wipe eft the books live
indictments still waiting here for
D'Autremont one of three broth
ers convicted of murder in a train
. robbery attempt S3 years ago. All
three are serving lift sentences at
Salem. . . ...
D'Autrcmont'i attorney aaid
the indictments should be dis
missed because D'Autremont had
not received speedy trial ea them.
Dist Atty, Walter Nunley said
. D Autremont . had consented,
ago to leave the indictments
abeyance and to pass tp trial.
Scientists See
Higher DiiDger in
Radiation Hazard
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. Oct. H Wl
A group of prominent scientists,
commenting on the desirability of
ending H-bomb tests, said today
"It seems likely that the radiation
hazard is more serious than is sug
gested in recent official statements."
The Radiation Hazards Commit
tee of the J,000-rntmbr Federa
tion of American Scientists made
public a report which aaid "it may
well be true that in certain areas
of the world," the health hazard
from atomic and H-bomb fall-out
"hat already passed the danger
point to tay. nothing of the addi
tional production of this mattrlal
m further tests."
NEW YORK. (INS) -The sea
lamprey, a hungry vampire that
preys on fresh water fish in the
Great Lakes, is getting the "hot
seat."
Steel pipe has been planted
under the water and charged with
electricity to get rid of the killer
which has destroyed millions of
pounds of game and food fish in
Lake Ontario, Huron and Michigan.
Steelwsys. official publication
of American Iron and Steel Insti
tute, says the U.S. snd Canada
are putting more than a million
dollars into the hands of a Joint
commission to speed up the cam
paign and head off the ugly verte
brate from reaching the lake
trout and whitefish of Lake Superior.
The magazine reports that
American and Canadian forces
have installed scores of "electric
chairs" in tributaries where lam
preys go to sptwn. And with addi
tional money forthcoming, more
trapt in other lakes will soon be
on their way. Authorities are con
vinced electrocution provides the
most effective answer to date.
Game and food fish are fright
ened away from the "hot seat" by
mild shocks of electrodes which
are act up at strstegic locations.
Furnace Gas
Endangers
Salem Family
Gss fumes sickened a sleeping'
Salem family of four Thursday
morning but none apparently suf
fered any serious harm, first aid
men reported. The fumes were dis
covered by the parents when they
arose sbout 7 a.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles lvie and
sons, Bobby. 0, snd Randy, 2,
were administered oxygen after
aidmen and police were called to
the home at 1463 N. Commercial
St. None required hospitalization.
The parents reportedly felt
nauseous and had headaches when
they arose and, suspecting gas.
immediately awakened the chil
dren.
Also called were officials of
Portland Gas A Coke Co., who
traced the escaping fumes to a
furnace vent which had come
loose. Gas officials said there wss
no leakage form natural gas lines.
The lvie family, itill "pretty
weak and shaky," stayed in bed
all day Thursday recuperating
from the fumes. lvie, operator of
a service station at 070 S. Com
mercial St.. indicated to an em
ploye that it might be another day
before the family is fully recov
ered. It was not known when the fur
nace vent became loose. The vent
was replaced by repairmen Thurs
day.
Twins Have Birthdays
In Different Months
CHESTER. Calif. UX-Mrs. John
E. Sanders' twins birthdays fall In
different months even though they
were bora only five minutes apart
Mlchele Anne arrived June 30 at
11:84 p.m. and Michele's brother.
John, pt in hit appearance at
13:01 a.m. on July 1.
Sweepstake Prizes -To
Top 5 Million
DUBLIN. Ireland. Oct S3 Iff
A prize fund of two million pounds
-45 . 600,000-wat likely Wednesday
s final preparations were made
for the Irish Sweepsttket draw
ing the Cambridgeshire Handi
cap. - ' .--.
The final prizes depend on the
resultt of the net to be run Oct
St at Newmarket, England, The
last ir'sh Krtakes in June,
bated en the English Derby, also
had a fund of two million pounds.
In the Cambridgeshirt drawing
trre will be 10 first prizet of
11,0:0 pounds-4140,000 each.
T3 FI.FFP, PERCHANCE
: AT1CNAL CITY, Calif. Iff-A
t told police his car raa off
v ay 133 feet over a bank into
It hen ht fell asleep la the
t j t irnoon. rouct cnargeo
V'-n v-ith speedirg and gave
! si '4 i" Jail when he taid
1 - s ! i t ' ;t for four days.
Egypt Gives Jets
To Jordan Army
AMMAN. Jordan, Oct. M W -
Egypt turned over five British-
type Jet fighter planet to Jor
dan's army today.
The Egyptian trmy't command
er in chief, Gen. Abdel Hakim
Amer, handed over the Jets to tbt
Jordan srmy chief of staff, Gen.
All Abu Nuwar, at Amman mili
tary airport, Xing Hutsela also
wss present
The girt wss the largest Egyp
tian contribution yet to Jordan in
the drive to build up this country's
strength following the deteriora
tion of the Israeli -Jordan frontier
situation in recent weeks. ,
Driver Cited
After Wreck
tlateimaa Ntwl Service
DALLAS. Ore.. Oct. 25-A Dallas
area woman was charged with
reckless driving Thursday follow
ing t three-car accident Just north
of here on Highway 22. state po
lice reported. There were no in
juries.
Cited, said Officer Stanton Zel
mer, was Bernita Ardith Cantrell,
after a 1951 Mercury struck the
rear of a stopped 1947 Plymouth
driven by Betty L. Praegetzer,
Dallas, Zelmer said the Plymouth
wss shoved against a 1950 Ford
driven by Neil Stanley Evenson,
also Dallas.
The Praegetzer csr was almost
totally demolished by the two-way
impact, Zelmer said. The accident
occurred about 5:30 p.m.
Woodburn Drive-In
Friday . Saturday Sunday
"THE I1RDI 4 UK IEtT
Georgt Geael
Plus
TEXUUDr
C. Colbert B, Crawford
Open 1:4 Starts 7:15
EAGLES HALL
Halloween Dance
October 27th
9:30 to 12:30 P. M.
Admission $1,00 per Person
"Proceeds to Demon
Runytn Ctncer Fund"
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Dana Andre wsLinda Crista!
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Jut Russell, Jeanne Crsla la
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TONITE ONLY!
Tickets Go On Sal 11:30
Show At Midnitt . . .
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TODAY
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Mickey Rooney
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ROBERT MITCHUM
The Xontrabond King'
in o blazing war of
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Kiss Before Dying
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Hollywood Kids Club Matinee
Every Saturday 1 to 4 P.M.
VQIJUU .... I for
PRODUCE
2 29'
TKii Week's Feature
RADISHES or
BEVARE OF SPOOKS
Starring Funnyman Joe E. Brown
AND DONT FORGET
ONE HOUR OF CARTOONS
Adults and Children Only 20c
Special Attention lo Birthday Parties
STARTS SUNDAY
"Another First Run1
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Green Peppers JO'
Bananas ota . ,ib. 10'
Sweet Potatoes . 9'
FANCY BEEF
Rib Steaks . . , 29'
T-Bone Steaks 39'
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3Q
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Hearts i:
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Plus First Run Short Subject
ROUNDUP OF RHYTHM
Featuring Bill Haley's COMETS - the CREW CUTS
6EKE BOYD - KAREL WAGNER - Giving out with
"Crazy 'Bout Ya Baby" - "Crazy Man, Crazy"
"Shake, Rattle and Roll" - Til Remember
April" and a specially duet, "Happy Go Lucky"
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