The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, January 21, 1958, Page 14, Image 14

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    14-(Sec. II) Statesman, Salem. Ore., Tues., Jan. 21, '58
IT. S. Court Frees
11 Convicted Reds
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 20 -Eleven
person convicted of Com
munist activities in violation of the
Smith Act were freed today by a
U. S. Court of Appeals. The deci
sion said the act had been reduced
to a "virtual shambles" by the
Supreme Court.
The 11 include Joe' Hall, right
hand man in Hawaii of Harry
Bridges, the West Coast long
shore boss.
Judge Richard H. Chambers
wrote that the Supreme Court de
cision of last June "leaves the
Smith Act, as to any further oros
ecution under it, a virtual sham
bles." Two other judges con
curred in reversing the convic
tions.
Net gnfOcleat Greene
Last June, the Supreme Court
ruled that mere membership in
the Communist party was not suf
ficient ground for Smith Act con
victions. The decision said
"preaching abstractly" was not a
crime under the act.
The decision was based on the
conviction of 14 persons, including
Oleta O'Connor Yates, in Califor
nia, and freed five of the 14. The
federal government then asked
dismissal of charges agaihst the
other nine.
Ordered Freed
Those ordered freed with Hall
In the Hawaii case were Charles
! K. Fujimoto. former chairman of
'the Communist party in the is
! lands, and his v.ife. Eileen, a
'member of the party's executive
board: John E. Reinecke. former
territorial treasurer of the party:
Dwight J. Freeman, party organ
izer: Koji Anyoshi. editor of the
Honolulu Record, and Jack R. Ki
moto, partv chairman before
World War II.
i The Seattle defendants whose
cases were reversed were Henry
P. Huff, state chairman of the
Communist party: John H. Dach
bach. who headed the state Civil
Rights Congress: Terry Pettus.
Northwest editor of the People's
World, and Paul Bowen.
Small Plane
Braves Storm
To Save Man
INNSBRl'CK. Austria. Jan SO
Lf Braving heavy snow storms,
a small private airplane arrived
tonight just in time to save the
life of a local snake (armer who
was bitten by a cobra.
The plane brought anti-cobra
serum from Vienna in response to
an SOS from an Innsbruck hos
pital. The serum was rushed to the
sickbed of Helmuth Pace. 37. al
ready paralyied by. the effects of
the snake poison. Doctors later
said the serum arrived at the last
possible moment. i
Pace rai.es snakes for their
venom (or medical purposes.
Stick of Dynamite Found .
in Little Rock High School
The white pelican is one of the
largest American birds Its wing
spread reaches nine feet.
irVture m wires! pace) No second stick was found.
LITTLE ROCK. Ark.. Jan. as UPs The discovery of the dynamite
A stick of dvnamite. uncapped climaxed a hectic first day of the
and unfused. was found in an em- new semester that was filled with
ptv looker at integrated Central rumors and tension. Earlier in the
High School today. Supt. Virgil morning a Negro student one
Blossom called it a weapon of ter-j nin whose integration into
roc "to fore us to close the eentral high touched off the Lit
sctaoot" ,t'e Rock crisis was knocked
The dynamite, relatively harm- don .boy. Both were
less in its unfused. uncapped ? ,0 ,h? PnM. office
state, was found after a SO-minutei BJson,J M'd. an investigation of
search by city police and federal- . ,nc,deM is pending,
iied National Guardsmen. An ( The dynamite search was car
anonymous telephone call to a lo- 'r'' while? some students were
cal radio station manager. Ray ; attending classes and others were
Rartlett, started the search. ; lunching in the basement cafe-
BartleU said the caller told hire Jf"' W few yards from wnerf
... . .. . . . . the stick was found.
there were two sheks of dynamite; Actm poMce Cnief Eugene
planted in the basement of the .Smith said he believed the dyna
2. 0PO-student school "in a locker " mite was put there "not to blow
.up anything but lo create hyste
ria." I Blossom commented: "It ap
pears that this is a part of a
campaign to try to force us to
: close the school. This is an opinion
on which the police, FBI and mili
tary agree.
I "We further feel that no one in
'. this community would actually
'carry out anything of this sort
I that would result in harm to the
children.
1 "Every precaution is being tak
en for the safety of the children
and at the same time carry on
their educational program.
Most ebony, the dark wood from
which pianoforte keys are made,
comes from East India.
Mother, Four
Of Children
Asphyxiated
WASHINGTON. Pa., Jan.' I
A mother and four of her chil
dren were found dead of asphyxia
tion tonight in a home at Old Con
cord, about 12 miles south of
Washington.
The father and three other chil
dren were overcome. They were
rushed to a hospital her and were
reported in fair condition.
Dr. Rene Jacob, a resident doc
tor at the hospital, said the vic
times were overcome by carbon
monoxide poisoning.
He identified the dead as Mrs.
Dorothy Cox. 29; Eugene Jr., 11:
Randy. 7 months; Teresa, 9; and
Dale. 10.
At the hospital were Eugene
Cox Sr.. 38; Terry, 4: Marilyn, S;
and Ricky. 2.
Violent Storm Roars About Genoa
GENOA. Italy, Tuesday, Jan. 21
1 A violent storm roared about
this north Italian port early to
day. An Italian seaman who ven
tured out in a small boat drowned.
Shore leaf was extended for
mora than loo sailors from the
U.S. carrier Franklin D. Roose
velt. They war unabla to retura
to the carrier,
f ! A oily 35'
Changes Asked
In Federal Law
On School Funds
WASHINGTON. Jan. 20 UfiTht
Eisenhower administration asked
Congress Monday for changes in
the laws which provide federal aid
to school districts where enroll
ments art swelled by federal ac
tivity.
The changes would mean a cut
of an estimated (04 million dol
lars in the appropriations estimat
ed to be needed for the 1969 fis
cal year beginning July 1. With
out the cuts, it was estimated the
funds would total 211 million dol
lars. Elliott L. Richardson, assistant
secretary of health, education and
welfare, went before a House Ed
ucation subcommittee to explain
administration proposals.
In his budget message, Presi
dent Eisenhower said the federal
aid program should be modified.
He said many of the communities
far which grants have bees made
o longer have problems as acute
a those suddenly generated by
axnanaioa of the defense wort
durinf the Korean crisis.
The program should be contin
ued, the President said, dui re
stricted to instances where the
federal personnel both live and
work oa federal property. Grants
on behalf of people living on tax
able property should be gradual
ly reduced and then enoea,
said.
Richardson echoed that position
He said defense-related popula
tion shifts are no longer occurring
In the proportions experienced
during the Korean War.
YES! . '. '. and each and every one carries our money
back guarantee of finest quality!
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Spread a royal feast for your family
without worry thet you will go over
your budget. Our special purchase
makes it possible for you to eat better
for less!
U. $. Inspected, Grade "A", visctrattd, young 1957 turkeys
FANCY TOMATO JUICE
18-22 lb.
Turkeys
lb.
Quality protected and preserved by modern quick freezing.
Specially bred for more tender meat in relation to bone.
Spotlessly clean. Ready to stuff and roast.
Oodles of white meat. Lots of juicy dark meat, too.
16-18 lb. Grade "A" young 'turkeys lb. 39c
Town Hows Safeway guaranteed
Product. Save 16c on 4 tins
46-oz. $T OC
cans u
4
tabby's TK tirfdovs juk
tht blpt yu sltfidfUf).
cans
Hrt is a Grand Safeway Budget Stretcher
Tender Plate Cuts of "USDA CHOICE"
3 46-ol Ofi
cans iv
Cream O' the Crop. Candled and graded.
"AA" Large Eggs
Lac-Mix
m
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IMl
Non-fat, dry milk
89c value. Save 10c
Youth Stabs
Secretary of
U.N. Delegate
NEW YORK, Jan. JO UP Tlx
Secretary of a United Nations
delegate was stabbed in the back
in Central Park today by a knife-
wielding youth.
Mrs. Odile Villars. 28. discov
red she was bleeding when she
arrived at her office shortly aft
er the attack. Police said she had
apparently been struck with a
penknife. Her condition was not
serious.
Mrs. Villars k secretary to Gun-
laume Georges Picot, Franc i
permanent representative at the
U.N. She was en route across the
park from her home to the French
delegation's office when attacked.
She told police that a boy. about
16, approached her from the back
and pushed her. Mrs. Villars
turned and said "You must be
eraxy.
A moment later she felt some
thing strike her back, which she
told police she thought was
snowball.
Mrs. Villars was taken to a hos
pital for treatment. Officials said
that back muscles were penetrat
ed by the knife bat the wound
was not serious.
State Doctors Request
Extra Money Expense
LONDON, Jan. 10 dl-Doctors
working in Britain's state - run
health service want the govern
ment to five them extra money
for automobile expenses and re
decorating their offices. They also
ask paid vacations of six weeks
annually. A royal commission is
looking into st.
Graduates Work
TOKYO, Jan. SO W-ComrnunLrt
North Korea disclosed ft sent
more than 10,000 high school grad
uates . to work oa cooperative
farms la 1957. This was embodied
ra a report, broadcast by Radio
Pyongyang, saving to grata har
vest waa a record 1.200,000 tone.
IT " i Porter's famous wide
r rill-eiS egg noodles. Save 6c
2 1.09
79
29
a
lb,
7
12-qr.
pkg.
Cooked Crab Meat
0MMwi slW sImIwvI
Special Met .
98c
14-ox.
pkg.
SANDWICH SPREAD
Lunch Box. A Safeway guaranteed product. The finest
made with real mayonnaise, choice relish and spices. ,
Beg. 41c 3)E I Keg. 69c
Pint Jar 2)2J Qaarf Jar
Our owa finest quality, 100 pure
Ground Beef
lb.
49'
F inert "USDA CHOICE"
Swiss Steak
Aged Beef, Bone in
79
lb.
Somerset or Del Monte brand, old-fashioned -
Large Bologna b. 49
"USDA CHOICE" Tender Beef Blade
Pot Roast Cuts ib.
Finest "USDA CHOICE" Beef Arm
Pot Roast Cuts
lb.
Medium-size, tender Pacific Ocean
Fresh Oysters 12-oz. jar
59
69
59
IH.49C
life
Libby Potted Meat ft 22 10 V
$100
95
P - x Highway brand. Fine Quality M
1 OilialOeS Youll like the full, rich flavor ,
Margarine cowbrook 5
2V4
carts
Mb.
pkgs.
Bonus Values to Lower Your Food Bil
Spam Lunch Meat
Catsup
IAL UUII
12L
CM
ttrts Tolb
Sm 23 m 7 kettle
7
144L
Ittttei
Stack so new
415',
rkgs.
Top Values from our Garden Room
TEXAS RUBY REDS ... the most famous name in
Salad Dressing
RiHads, flstit
eMlttr. Sm f 5c
39c
$1.00
$1.00
T45c
Sugar-tweet, red flesh . . . heavy with delicious juka.
These large Texas beauties are of excellent quality. A really
grand buy.
a
lor
(a)(
The sweetest, juiciest Sun
Ripened Arizona
(MJGES
Youll want lots of these specially
selected beauties. Special price
now at Safeway.
Here's another grand Safeway value!
Oregon
tvssets
No. 1 Potatoes
Fuerte Avocados loZ
Fancy UncnsJX- -Pascal
Celery
For the finest in produce . . . all you need to
romemlrtr is SAFEWAY.
25 Z, 99c
3 far 29c
12 c
isc
FROZm FOOD SALE
lel-A premium quality. Values fa 22c a pkg.
if BEL-AIR FROZEN PEAS 10-ot. pkg.
ir IEUAIR CUT GREEN BEANS -ox. pkg.
ir FIINCH-CUT GREEN BEANS 10f. pg.
ir LEAF or CHOPPED SPINACH 12-ei. pkg.
ir BEL-AIR PEAS and CARROTS 10-ei. pkg.
if SEl-AIR FRENCH
FRIES 9-ei. pkg.
FREE SALT
Get a 26-o. pkg. of Sno-WhiU
Salt free when you buy a 4-ot.
can of
CROWN COLONY
GROUND BLACK PEPPER
Reg. 47c value
get both for
29
FRESH COFFEE
AIRWAY Si 79
Rich, robust Vacuum packed
NOB HILL $ 85'
Tastes as good as It smells
EDWARDS 2 87
Mild and Mellow Flavor
Prices in this advertisement are good through Saturday, Jan. 25
at Safeway in . . .
, We reserva the right ta limit.
AUCTION SALE LAND AUCTION SALE
February 13, It 51 at 11:00 A. M.
The Oregon State Highway Commission will' after far sale at oral
publie auctiea t be held a Kebrary 11, 15I at U:0 A. M.
l.M acre of land, belag part f the former Nielsea and Lack
properties located ea the West Side of the Salem By-Pass he
tweea Silvertea Road and Sunayvfew Aveaue, South of Tagfart
Canstmetioa Company's new hallding. The sale will be held en
the parcel which Is described as follows:
A parcel at land lying in Uts t S, Cherry City Frail
Tracts, situated In Section IS, Township 7 South, Range
S West, W. M Marion County, Oregon, containing l.M
acre of land.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash. The minimum price which wlU he ac
cepted Is S3.230.M6. Conveyance will he by bargain aad sale
deed. The right Is reserved so accept or reject say ar all bids.
Na access will he allowed lo the Portland-Salem K.x press way. Ac
cess Is by wsy of the frontage read. All of the hid price must
accompany the successful bid.
FOR INFORMATION: W. H.' Raskin, Property Manager,
State Highway Bldg, Salem
Famous Brands, Low, Low Prices
AJAX Foaming action cleanser 2 cans
2 K 29
LUX Soap, in colors
FAB Detergent, Deal Pack
WISK Liquid Detergent
NIAGARA
Quick Elastic W '16'
32-oz.
can
83'
Powdered
Starch
ST. 21
Quick Elastic Starch qt. 27
M-D ToUet Tissue 'X 89
Pillsbory
CARAMEL
NUT ROLL
li-oi. on
pkg.
39'
Pillsbury 1
BUTTERMILK
BISCUITS
2 31
Pillsbury
CINNAMON
BISCUITS
with icing QQd)
10-oz. pkg. OO
Ballard
OVEN-READY
BISCUITS
2 7X. 3P
d.rfT"1 Paper Towels,
aWWX A giant roll
CUT-RITE
a.
35
Wax
Paper
Reynolds Wrap
Aluminum Foil
MODESS SSr
'S1 29
33
89
2 pkgs. of
12's
Lipton
Veg-Beef Soup Mix
pkga
35
Lipton
Green Pea Soup. Mix 2 pkgi 31'
Lipton
Onion Soup Mix 2 pkg, 35
Lipton
Tomato-Veq. Soup Mix 3 pk. 43
Lipton
Chicken-Noodle 3 pkg.. 43'
Star-Kist
Chunk Tuna No.Hc.n29
Breast O'Chicken
Chunk Tuna no.hb29'
BoraXO Hand'swip lfl-oi. can 35'
20-Mule Team Borax pkg. 43'
Ritz Crackers P.rty favorit, llb. pkg. 37'
Krispy Crackers Uh, pkg. 29'
Potato Chips 'SS": 59
Wesson Oil SS
aX JLL X
Shortening
63
3-ib! no
OO'
tin
Wilson
12-or.
tin
43
5-ib. nni
Or
Chopped Beef
KARO
Hills Bros. Coffee
Chase end Sanborn
Instant Coffee 2 tT 1"
size
If 89
AAergarlne Ub. ft ft
pkg.
Blue Bonnet
BleBeeTimaN-29
MJB RICE
Quick Cooking
12-oz. pk(,
I-onj, White
2Sot. pk.
Quick. Brown
atoc. pkj.
23'
41'
05'