The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 13, 1957, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textit Ground Broken for Camp Adair Project ; aemni Stww ALBANY, ton - Greaod brtakiaia; MWMiei 1 the ww SAE sreject at Camp Adair yesterday, Tbt first crew af the Rata B. Hammond Company af rtruatsd tt qawwtki today at tht) conplkito-defenat air warainx system. A pxe-ctaatnctioa caoftrcact 329-Year-OW BiUPMby Knight's Kin LONIXM, tat U (JV-Joeepe H. Waits Jr. cam aver (ram Baktanara. Mi, to check a his Betiah anewtoo-and got attack vita Bttls hill amounting ta $S tt that's beet kidting arvuad unpaid far the last years. Tba Rev. George Oaklay, vicar f St. Marys parish caurca Uadoa'a Willegdes section, told today hoe bt finally acttlcd the account, a Ktlt matter sf a ctinateoinj aal burial that bart beea aa tht church baoka siaea ICS. Ha aaid White thawed aa and aonouarad himself aa a direct descendant kit mether'i aida af Sir William Roberta, a kaiffat af note ia Wffleadee'i parta aame three testates ago. Tba wicsr made the moat af kit opportunity. Bt showed White the church refitttr tth aa kem ca tered la US, during tha reign af Charles L rtcordlng tba christes ing aad sWmquent burial af WU-j Uaia Roberts, tht yetaaf aoa of Sir WUItara Roberta. Squteaed eeetre tee etttriet It the aid register vu tha aotatiea: William paid tothiag for chihTa cttrtslenlii or burial Tha wieHor from Baltimore h itttad an aquariaf tba account. Tht tricar Mid two awuadt e-woudbe Just fine. Aad aa tbt church accounts are war held ad On Cam Adair aJta with a boot as persons takiaf part, inttudi&e; tba Hammond company, the Ah? Farce, Vector Electrac Company af New York, and raci. tut ingiiseen. Work was outlined oa the preyed that b axpteted ta take Manoatht tt build. Arthur W. Westers Eaactrk. wfll be the SAGX; project acapamtar, Wettens Etectrk It the prime coatractar for all SAGE jnataOa- the "Sir this SAGE la tht military tana far "Semi-Automatic G round Enviroea nMat,' Um SAGE pnjset will help tiaiamhls utlarmatMa (root radar, graaiad abterrtrs, aad other sources, win Identity enemy air planes, plot their courses, aad flash direction! to btsreeptor air craft aad (wded miauls tmplecw- menu. ' Bjindosers af tht Hammond com pany beg sua clearing the ground ta lly for tha twt major buildings fat tht project. Oat of the buildian tab a 271 by US foot plant boutinf the rati , array tf atae tronic equipment, aad the other major boaUdraj will be saod ea Cancer Kills Ziegfcld Girl Peggy Joyce NET YORK! June M tV-Perrr HopUaj Joyce, dazxling blonde Zieffeld rallies (tot wheat baaaty wet her a aeries af samiaaeire Bad today of throat Tht famed gtarasr girt tf tht tOk tat named six timet 6e bmeibmesaf wealth aod oace to toast Sba eUimed to km son engaged St) times. Jem bad boos reticent hoot aa-. are. but w Debated to bt about ax Wbta first married ta mt the said aba was IS. Sht died kt Memorial Hoasital for Cancer aad Allied Ptstaeea, which iht bad oa tared Just L Coat of tba SAGE project la aa ported ta reach the 17 mittieai mark. Milk Production Down This Year WETLAND, Juat 13 iff - Ore foa produced US miHioa pounds af milk kt May, t drop of I per cent frera produrtioe la a compar able petied of t54, the state De partment af Agriculture said to day. The May figures, however, rep Naeatad a It per cent boost ever April produrtioa. Sisca Jaa. 1, tht department laid, Orcgos cowi bare pTochiced saUKem sousdi of miOt. Tbit reafaaatita s 1 par cent drop from fhophif a ttmllar period tf last year, Trapped Coal iner, 19, Found Dead SriAMOKIX. Pa., June U rrank Pufaock. M-year-oM miner trapped M bourt b a coal mine eavt-ia, waa found dead by a ttarck crew teejfbt State police laid a doctor pro aouixfd Puinock dead ahortty bo- fore I p. in. The saws camt at so surprise to tbt rrowp that bad watted at tht mouth of tht abaft since aa estimated St) toej af shale and rodt slid Into k tally yesterday, burylai tha youaf miner. Yet, ap amtll the last minute. Mrs. Elizabeth Pufoock waited in the hope that her too would be? reached alrre. And with her, a fathermc ot frlendi and relativaa, ncludlnf tha miner'i teeo-afed trl friend. Jaas Kerthntr, shared tht desperate feelinn at wall knows la this central Pennsyl vania coal reftee. Pufnock'a father. Georga worked steadily alongside the res cue crews that took tarns clearing; debris and shorini up tht waBa of tht abaft. A Mwapapermii bad remarked earlier. "People around here al ways have aome hope. They keep antil their mtoert at At her bedside durrns her fatal Obei vat her sixth husband. As- w C. Merer, a retired banker tf New York aad Woodbury, Coca. sfiis Joyce began her turbulent eareer at hLarzuenU Uptoa. daughter sf a Norfolk, Va, bar ber. la ber autobiorraphy, -ilea, htarrteie aad Me." ahe uid she raa away frera home sod almost immediately encountered ber Bret milboaairt husband aa a traia. She identified him as Everett Archibald, aoa af a "borax king." -t9yCUTlfCtXjSJ H :twMMri . UeeraVMbie i i far TlSondoy, o ucm afytur ZodMcbrtHsign 0tm.m the wet Ibte if i w ' aJTM rl-n-X 1- KMMnai w lU-n$i Hp. Mfre - 4 far Am MM 1 faa . V W VjjaMB M D ap VV.f iiMa vm . t o tmm . n -.. a. akaSI 14 faMBasnVsatt raW ardl CaWlnTeaW f5 , " IStWw 4T 79 fee JLjhAjUS MOm C T AoMMI 17 W 47 Snma TT 4 H )3Hl-- MhMaa 4N Tm t fy&5a-7 I nvaa im tt - a. 0ml Wnm 4M T. M M !ia est At V.M at U Cm BSak 4M M rw-. i. Car Hi ava Tw Orta. ww aad w VawW 99 npajawmf 4SW J rwajwDsaj jt7.s-as k - ,,n jt vm a-a i il vase r tvm y m av7 r1 i T a vmmo aa fW 4VM arr 13 m , . u oa i n I NO a A m Ua2 HAn-H-ir-ed Good tAawa C) P4jVl lo-4eT1 fct-TWaoHJ H ether huobanda. is order. Sherburet Philbrick Hopkins, wealthy New York aad Washing ton, D C, society ftrure SUnley Joyce of Chicago, a multimittionaire kimbermaa. Count Gotta Morner, the only one of ber husbands who would not bt considered wealthy. Anthony Eastern of Palm Springs, Calif.,' aa English-bom manufacturing engineer. She once aaid aa involute rule of her philosophy was: "Don't keep i mas rueasinc. Met deal I like to be harried or confused." Court Authorizes Kidney Transfer Between Twins State Grange Picks Eugene For '58 Meet Statesman. Salem, Onu Thurs, June 13, "57 (Sec. IK BEND. June 1J iff - Not year's Oregon State Grange ecevados wtS he held st Eurt. Delegates attending today'i m- sioa here accepted Eugeot'i bid a preieraace ta hrritatiosi from Baker. La Graade snd Grind Pass. Soma St resobMioat an ta ot acted aa before th fivediy sa ends Friday ateraw. Amenff those bt artaoy ta acted ea: Opposed a federal aid trotram lor the beef mdustry: rejected a proposal to endorse trosiea Re tro! to the Joba Day area pn poted by Craat County Crun; Is ask the state Fair Board and diroctar ad the Padflc Inuriiatioeal Lheateck Eipcaitioa b aOocata funds for couatj a hibiti st thoes ahewi: recoroiMod ed a pooling arrangement for bet ter eouipmeat use is forest dm; favored establishjrwnt ot a branch Hate agricultural staboa a the of Northern WUlamette ViOey; and proposed that loggers bt Reared t-Sewcomers Make Up Half Oilly Grahamis Audience BOSTON, June 12 l-Th Ma aachutetts Supreme Court today gave legal approval ta the request of Leonard Masdea, It, of Sheo herdivillt. Ky, that ha be al lowed to donate a good kidney tt his seriously ill twia brother, The court had bees asked by surgeons, the boys and their moth er, Mrs. FUgrie Masdes, te grant permiuion because Leonard a a minor wbe lacked autbwsrtty tt permit tnvsaioa af his per aoa for the benefit sf ethers. Army Engineers On Daylight Time PORTLAND, June 11 ! - The Portland district Army Engineers office ta on dayhght saving time unoffkialry. Employes sow work from T a m. to I II p.m. with i minutes off for lunch. They voted ta a poll for the chaiuje, Col. Jackson Graham, the district engineer, aaid Tht Eiujtoeers North Pacific ft- visiog office here continues oa standard time hours. Woman Dies at 102 SEATTLE, June 11 - Mrs Elba P. Van Ornum. 1, one of the oldest persons ia the state, died today at a Burning home. She camt b this state ha VUI from MaaterviUt, Minn. Ber husband died S years ago. The decision also eerred to eliminate civil liability to Leonard or any criminal prwecuttoa that might result ha the wake af the operation. It was I preedeat setting decision closely watched by medical and legal profemaiera Peter Bent Brigham Hospital, where tbt boys currently are. aaid the tperatios would not be this week st irait at ctinieaJ work is continuing. Leoa'i kidney ail meat is described sa chrome glomerulonephritis. The court deciaion, sanded dowa by Justice Edward A. Ccminihtt Jr., quoted a paychiatriet ata say ing Laos would die unless tht operation ia performed. The jurist added that a grave emotional impact ea Leonard would result and this would be further aggravated by the realiM tioa that it was within bts power te have saved the Ufe of his brother" if the operation bad beet performed. - Dr. Warren Guild, tee of a trio of aurjeona Joining b the) court petition, testified Leon's death might be a matter af wreks M the transplant last made. Dr. Chris topher Stan, turgeoa and pay chiatrist, testified Leonard aa de termined te bivt tht operaUea teriorfsawd. By CEOtGI W. COffflLL TiTl TORE. Jmm 0 iUUorw bag st tha tiaoutaadi thaw- m sightly ta hear Billy Grtv- an taert for tht first bra I big bate, of tbt sew- night came al tht way Teanesses. A apedsl traia frera NuDriOe af theTeonea- Net York today btUead the snt threw t" '"""l tha ia ta Cow. rauam auk Cknest auad kit family. Kepntedly throajjrhout the cna eoassaide tba pristtst sa me amfieocc foasswsr tht lint time have beet asked to rata bar haeiria. Officult say nouteotty more that half h Ika categoe-y. met if I7.0OS) was ta htedt Squirt Gtroeea toaibt, onne tstal attendaacw to Ill OOt Of U.R7-X1 est them tonight vi stepped Hat-ward at Gra- I m te "ttsarreudw yetsr ta Christ. bid the aiKheact that enudF "lirflllteW nig rtna b poet periormance bonds ta a- Jarv a" Freviousrv nx Ui ... sure that soil eroaioa and stream te a Ad Dim tt . h.v ik. date. He did ant eUborato. Graham waa asked haw be bearing up physically through the atrau of preschmg every night- He said It was the firat time be bad conducted n cnaadt wtthout a weekly break but that he feeling fiat. throws pouunoB in ne reaucee, orausmariul time planned lor doting. hs d ben set tentariweb' About as per cent of the total a rfwMiwted by taewsmri after population of the United Ella an the aernmi. Grarvatrn said be bad ohurch members, aayt t Xti Cit-ottawj an plus lor cnestiatahg activity ttry rand report. ''ianaaBBB this area" after tht Jury 21 Schrunk Urges AlWut War on Dope Addiction PORTLAND. June 11 -Mayer Terry Schrunk Tuesday arged i.u all-out war oa dope addirboa The mayor sent a tetter to Dist. Atty. Leo Smith proposing s hard er crackdowa ata both aters aad seOen af aarcottcs He toted there it tome belief aS enforcement program "should be aimed at the eliminatioa aad d4ributtoa of ataurcotic drugs and that the saer should be ignored. " ! disagree with tha theory ha part." Schrunk aatd. "I believe kt strong and continuous program at ebminating the user from tha street wherever possible." Dope addicts coat Portland "a trcmeixtous amount every year." ha said, because they often be come tovorved at safe burglaries, holdups, and proetfitutioa. Boivin Sees Income Tax Rise Threat : . XLAMATH rAUl June n m - Suta Sea. Harry lalwia, Klamath rails Democrat, said yesterday a aa per teat state b come tax btcrtast b a ttssiiftitj for Ms. He tald a civic sachasa bare the saiffiaa dollar terpens wil be seed ap' as two rears. Ha Pre dicted a ss mUiioa doflar kttraasi tht sUte budget If tht only ssarcs sf miaii remaina tha state beams tax, tt win meaa a ta per st he said. "II 1 wen doing 1" he aed. "the sa aexsioa would pre-. tent a double bodget Tha first sat would be hated ta tha Bear atsrvatioa bodget sf JKl Tba eth er, er the second budget, -wsulg be bated ea the appucatioa af a three per cent lalet tax with property tax eff-tet teatnras. Then the peopb could snak ahoce. They could after 1st, the second budget stand, based oa tha sale tax. ar refer tht salsa tax snd tht departmeott would revert to the !5J budget " "Under the sain tax plan, be said, msrned couples earning shout gS.SOS a yssr would be wa tualty exempt from income tax paymeaU. Oil Industry Probe Asked WASHINGTON, June 1 -Antitrust probers working for tht Senate called tht til Industry "a kiad of sacred white cow" today and arged the Justice Depart ment tea investigate the control af pipelines by major companies. Tbit recommendation came from the staff of the Senate's Antitrast snd Monopoly subcommittee ia ss analysis -al evidence gathered dur-1 ing tne suocomnwiiee t urvesttga la tf the American eiUtit te Europe during Hit Sues crisis last fall. The Saspremt Court's deciaaoai la the Du Pont-General Motors esse last wee-b. the staff report said, "bas opened new vistas of anti trust erigoccemeDt" Is the ail in dustry. It describing tbt Industry as t kind of sacred caw, the report declared tt has tot lacked "active champiooaa b high positions ia roveritntept who frequently mas aged ta make their views pee-vail that ail was inseparably linked with our national defense and for (if policy and thus entitled to preferential treatment." Charrweal to colonial times waa made ty spreading earth wrer nurniag Veaara ta emit the auppiy af ' air. fr , ILsSy r'svr !! n n .T" T V e .ie?V5"r f ""I'i.vvX I 11 1 J r i tasBBBsaaawstB W -.S JJl SfSsssm . . 'Wtv a9at aaswssal mm !'-.V.-.-.V .iz&??t&mmm . n-j a- te.wt n (QLAS3 MEAT nattd No. 1 ovtr e3 ethers PHctd 20 to 30 Uss 6ENU1KI mq Wcrjo Gnss tUeorr CUP AND IENIT0 ladisal GUasbeatt af sales he. IMS ratrgreoada Id. Please tell me bow 1 oat uvi wi GUaabeat. Name Pho Addreaa ftidi nut ItaataD Net, lay Later. Keep Oeoa, Caaafsrtabla. Far rrat Beat faaney aad -Ratiawb Pheaa CM 442(0. Electric HesUsg U Oar Baslaeaa, Kwory Ctiliasar if a pyy, Mtadreda af lefereaees. 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