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! . ' Robert L. Tay-
i r i 1 ,-' rit 30-day
1 i i i man arrested
jrr i i ! 'rrgation pann
r ( rom during
i t : i i : i r por-
. s 1 i i t..e Cilutoa racial
w e ', 1 x Cuim!y farm
er, v i .J v. hi!- passing
c i i 3 i i Ju ' Taylor i
t I "Will. He was
i: l i. ..: I contempt, .the
, i s n eh;.: J since inte-
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W 4 I A 4 J a
::ny Aid
i Oriisin
? Yor.X, Dec. s (fi-Vice
it N nn called tonight for
I u.'ri i Aes to give financial
) ti I to help it out of
.ciii!in aiemmiiig (rem the
i c- s.
'.A:i tiifflf Hale problem which
i us a a result of the
i the Near Eatf U the
I i' ht our friends in
i ri .ice," Nixoo said in
- i 8 ;("..
t it is in our interest
as t' r to assist them in
ir of c.iiiculty. and I am
t that there will be strong
a support in the Con
s I r granting such assist-
i was the chief speaker at
i National Automobile
. . -ner ot the Automobile
..'.tiurrrs Assn.
h was one of his first
; e v. n re-f 'ect:on as Presi
! I . ' 1 '.vr's running mate.
t .t the United States
iiif; -rscd the British and
,n fi Nea
s t'-e time for us all to
li.at recriminations and
j v. .31 serve no purpose
' c e nf freedom could suf-:'-r
c -er than to
v i i nr any oilier incident
e between us and
v J
i )
grated Clinton High School was
closed Tuesday by the disorders,
Juri2e Taylor ruled that Dichl
distributed ''this highly .inflam
matory' paper with the willful in
tent of hindering and embarrass
ing this court", in the Clinton in
tegration case. ; r;
Uandbliu'civea , . '
Two copies of (he handbilt wefe
given Dist. Atty. Joha C. Craw
ford and former Asst. Dist. Atty.
William . Badgett by Diehl.
Before sentencing Dieh.1, Judge
Taylor Indicated be would set
trials within 10 days for the It
other men and women under ar
rest on contempt charges.
In setting bonds for the groups,
U.S. Dist. Judge Robert L. Tay
lor at Knoxviiie sternly warned
the defendants against returning
ta Clinton and starting trouble.
Six men posted bond by noon.
Eight other men and two women
were arranging bond for their
arraignment a e 1 1 Monday in
Knoxviiie.
Judge Taylor said he would set
the cases for trial within 10 days.
Hungarian Bltaatloa
' The prosegTefMloa handbills
read in part: "When good Chris
tian people are arrested like they
were in Clinton yesterday, we
bave a Hungarian situation here
at home." . -
The integration disturbances,
building up in recent days since
the acquittal here of Kasper on a
state charge of sedition and incit
ing to riot, were climaxed Tues
day with the assault of the Rev.
Paul Turner.
The Baptist minister was at
tacked a few minutes after he
escorted to school six Negro stu
dents who had been absent .from
classes several . days because of
what they termed "abuse" from
some white students.
a v
s. "
1 t
: . iry, Nixon said
n iy have won
! "in the process
r n of the
y ere so f.matical-
i .1." Nixon said,
i of I' . -iry ill
r ! ...t in
' t world com-
i t l .. 'si States had
' i : 1 y ,i,nns on
n ani Suei
i i t a s'rori; f-mn-1
I i fT builJing
r I J on la rather
- VS. poiition In
n events, I
: s we were at a
Kl. -V." I
! I : J F'.ifcs met
' : 1 t r, . ' "owes :
r f i . : 'e to I
- r s'--l ti-cre-
'. -) eir friemis 1
1 ji. I I ranee, in
1 t I: ' e won a
in t..;.t area,"l
-it. Tjt thry
i i ,e lo..t 1' e moral
; a v '? i" i.l.
r to c.tiilomn your
1 t y are wrong. It
1 t ) !.,i ;na your
i
rvc. t Lfl Five
n, among eiht
J by a grand
, c a n were In
1 caarjes of per-
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a 1.1 i ,
i f
itrm-i's, a!-o
d from the
of vice and
1. The new
- five of trs
1 they ;v
t the 1, t investi-
Freight Car
SuppIyUpr
Across Nation
WASHINGTON, Dec. tl The
Interstate Commerce Commission
announced, today the railroad
freight car supply situation has
unproved to such ' sn extent that
is revoking all of the emergency
rules issued earlier this year in
an effort to alleviate shortages in
nearly all parts of the country. -
The improved supply. ICC said,
reflects continued railroad-shipper
cooperation in efficient use of
ears. The industry also had
launched a large scale program
on new equipment buying and car
repair. ' - :
Among the rules revoked was
one prohibiting roundabout rout
ing of freight or deliberate delays
in transit. This regulation was an
nounced April t, and was prin
cipally aimed at long-standing
practices of lumber mills in the
Pacific Northwest These prac
tices involved starting cut lumber
eastward or southwarf by slow
routes while negotiating for a sale
or delaying such shipments in
transit in order to make delivery
on a specific desired date.
Some Oregon mills, which
claimed the prohibition would ruin
companies having limited storage
t.iciiitira, gut a fcucrsl court re
straining order sgainst the rule,
hut ICC's power to invoke it was
finally upheld by the court and
the rule became effective June 11.
Icy Streets
Blamed for
8 Injuries -
Stry alse em page !).
Freezing temperatures which
iced Salem streets and roads in
jured eight people Thursday. '
City police also reported two col
lisions that were caused by slip
pery roads. ' 1 " i
Injured about 1:20 was ConncU
Dyer, 12. 185 S. 15th St., fell off
a bicycle In the too block on South
12th Street He was treated for kg
contusions and shock.
P. R. Alexander, .171 Belkvue
St., slipped on ice at Liberty ,and
State streets. He was taken to Sa
lem General Hospital.
About 1:50 a.m. at St Joseph's
school John Bice. 12. 545 S. lSth
St. slipped en Ice. lit was taken
to Salem General Hospital where
he was treated for a fractured left
..'I.'
At 1:40 a.m. Minnie S. just slip
ped when getting off a bus at
Chemeketa and High streets. She
was treated for a head abrasion
and taken to Salem Memorial Hos
pital. She was later released. ,
Cearthease Fall ;'
At Sfl am. Mrs. Alta Wells.
1083 Cascade Dr., slipped on the
first floor of the courthouse. She
told aidmen that she had ice on
her shoes. She was taken to Salem
General Hospital and treated for
a frsctwred left arm. .
At 1-43 b m. Wavne JeffrT Blum.
7. 695 Buena Vista Dr., fell off a
sled near Candnleria School. He
was treated for a two Inch lacera
tion on the side of his head.
Two outpatients who were trjat
it t K.ilpm General were William
Kiewil, who fell when his bike
slipped, and Edward Winthrow. 12,
1630 Berry St. who slipped at Les
lie junior high school.
First traffic accident that was
csused by icy roads, according to
city police, was at :50 when cars
driven by Anton Lelack, 1550 Roo
sevelt St., and David Lee Salsbef
ry. 730 N. Commercial St., collided
at Court and High streets.
Cars Collide
- The second occurred at 1:30 a.m.
in the 200 block of South Liberty
Street when cars driven by Zoe
Cornetl Maison. 3070 Holiday Dr.;
and Lawrence Zielinski, Rt I, Box
232, collided. 1
Police said no injuries were re
ported and that damages to the
cars were slight In both accidents.
State police said there were a
number of cars in ditches or in
volved in minor accidents on high
ways around the area but none
were believed serious and no In
juries were reported.
Marion County sheriff's office re
ported minor damages to cars that
slipped and collided Wednesday
morning. The accident took place
at Sunnyvlew and Evergreen be
tween cars driven by Ronald O.
Bartruff,' 2210 Breyman Ave. and
Helen F. Peth. 1255 Duncan Ave.
Czechs Allowed
To Chew Gum
VIENNA. Austria, Dec. I (II
Chewing gum banned for years
by Czechoslovakia's Communist
rulers ss a symbol of American
"decadence" has been rehabili
tated," according to Cxech news
papers received here.
The national economic plan for
1957 provides for the manufacture
of 20 tons of chewing gum. The
plan is to provide gum for miners
to keep them from chewing to
bacco. ,
The Weather
Astoria 1
Baker
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North Band,
Portland
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Torfay a forccatt (frfcrtAr. 8. Waath.
rr Bureau. McNary ricld. Oalem):
Partly cloudy with a few mow flur-
riea todar and ionlfht. - Cloudy Sat
urday with oecaaional (now IS the
morninf. Hl(h today M A lltU
warmer tonisht with low Ml), ,
Wlllametta Riven i let.. K
Tamp. 12 ill ajn. today j, 10..
SALEM MBCIPTTATIOM .
Since Stan a Weather Year, Sea, t
Te dale Lart year Xaramal
S O 1S.7S . , 11.44
Ex-Silverton
Banker Dies
SUteaaaaa Kewi Service ' '
SILVERTON, Dec. S-CharleS A.
Reynolds, 64, farmer Silverton
banker, died at The Dalles Wed
nesday night.
He he-1 been manager of The
Dalles branch of the United States
National Bank in recent years.
Reynolds was connected with the
old Coolidge and McClaine bank at
Silverton as cashier for a number
of years.
He was bora Aug. S, 1892, at
Mountain Home, Idaho. HU late
father, C. A. Reynolds, was one of
the founders of the Silverton Co.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Francis Adams Reynolds, The Dal
les, and one daughter. Mrs. Carol
tines) Green, of Portland.
Services will be Friday at 1 p.m.
at the Spencer Mortuary, The Dal
les. .
Conference 'Hears
Salem Forester
VICTORIA, B. C, Dec. I TW
William G. Hughes of Salerrt. a
forester for the Oregon State For
estry Dept., said today that or
ganisation can prevent "organized
confusion" on forest fire lines.
Speaking at the 47th annual
Western Forestry Conference,
Hughes said that the organization
system requires a team of ten
men. including a firi boss, assist
ant fire dispatcher, chief scout.
supply chief, head time keeper
and four division bosses.
He reported that Oregon, In co
operation with the various private
and public agencies, conducts
schools oq fire fighting for logging
foremen.
Leader Dies
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NEW DELI II Dr. B. R. Anv
bedkar, 13, nominal leader
of India's 19 million un
touchables and chief archi
tect ef nation's republican
constitution, died today, in
Us sleep at New Delhi, ap
parently of n heart attack.
(AP Wlrephoto) ,
Man Injured -In
Accident
John Carl Foster, Independence,
was treated for a cut ever his right
eye that was susUined in a traf
fic accident, city first aidmen ssid
Thursday. -
Foster was a passenger in a car
driven by his . brother, Joseph
Foster, abto of Independence,
when it collided with a pickup
truck registered to the Stokes
Trucking Co., Sweet Home, police
said.
The accident occurred Wednes
day evening in the MOO block of
Portland Road.
3 Convicted
In Blinding of
Victor Riesel
NEW YORK. Dec. I WV-Three
men were convicted today of con
spiring in the acid blinding, of
labor columnist victor Riesel.
A federal court jury of eight
men and four women returned the
verdict M minutes after it begaaj
deliberations at 1 p.m.
The trial had been going on for
22 days.
The three were found guilty tf
aiding the acid-thrower 'who
hurled the blinding liquid into
Riesel't face outside a Broadway
restaurant last April 5.
They face up to five years in
prison each of a $10,000 fine, or
both. Federal Judge William B.
Herland set' tomorrow for senlen
The three are Domenico (Nick)
Bando, 47; Gondolfo -XShiekie) Mi
ranti, 17, and Leo Telvi, 26.
The specific crime for which
they were convicted waa conspi
racy to obstruct Justice.
The government contended they
helped Abe Telvi, brother of Leo,
and the actual hurler of the acid.
to flee arrest and prosecution aft
er the assault.
Abe Telvi was found shot to
death July 28 on the Lower East
Side. The government says he was
killed because he demanded more
money for carrying out the acid
assault.
Cold-Weather Habit
Causes Man's Death
KIRKLAND. Dec. I U John
W. Austin, 79, a retired account
ant, had a cold-neather habit of
starting the motor of his car in
bis closed garage several times
a day, apparently to warm it up.
His body was found In his auto
today. Carbon monoxide poisoning
naa killed him.
Theater Time
; Table.
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frlday, December T, ISM .
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"POWER PRIZE" "rOS, 19:30
, "STAR OF INDIA"' :M . .
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"ATTACKr 1:00, 1SJJ
"MANFISH" S:1S
HOLLYWOOD
PROUD PROTANB"! 7:09,
11S
-BIRDS It BEES"! I ll
Eugene Student
Wins Voice of
Democracy Fete
HOOD RIVER, Dec. HI - Sue
Cottnair of St. Francis High
School, Eugene, Is winner of the
Oregon Junior Chamber of Com
merce Voice of Democracy con
test. The ' announcement was made
today by Jackson .Spindje of Hood
River, chairman of the state-wide
contest in which 2.154 students
from 1S6 high schools competed.
Miss Cottnsir formerly attended
the Dallas Junior High School.
Her prize is an expenses-paid trip
to Washington, D.C., to compete
in the national contest.
District Attorneys f
Open Conference
PORTLAND. Dec. ( The
Oregon Assn. of District Attor
neys opened its annual convent'nn
here today, hearing talks on the
motivation for crime and on lake
advertising.
The Oregon State Sheriff's
Assn., meeting at the same time,
heard talks by Joseph Santoiana,
scent in charge of the Portland
FBI office, and U. S. Marshal
Harold Sexton.
Both groups will elect officers
tomorrow. ,
Blaze Damages
Junction City Mill
JUNCTION CITY. Dec. Ml
Fire caused heavy damage early
today to the Charles F. Johnson
sawmill two miles south of here.
The plant, where normally 2S
men work, has been closed the
past week. Firemen did not im
mediately determine the cause of
the blaze. ' -
The Junction City fire depart
ment saved a planing mill in a
separate building and finished
lumber. It took three hours to put
out the fire.
3
Parkdale Grower
Takes 8 Firsts
In Turkey Show
MCMINNVILLE, Dec.
D. R. Cooper of Parkdale took
eight of 10 first places in the
bronze broad breasted division at
the Pacific Coast Turkey exhibit
here today. ,
Gath Brothers of Salem took
seven ribbons, none of them firsts,
in this division. ,
' The grand champion birds will
be ebnaen tomorrow.
Also on schedule tomorrow Is
the organization's annual banquet
at which a trophy will be present
ed to the man who has done most
for the turkey industry in Oregon.
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CARROTS 3 Ba25'
10 POTATOES Zv
FRIDAY AIID SATURDAY
SPECIALS t . . .
Dutchmaid Margarine
Buy 3 Reg. Price
GET 1 LB. FREE
jm Shortening 69'
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