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THE BEND BULLETIN, BEND, OREGON
Republicans Hope Departure
Of Scott Will Unify Party
By I.ylo C. Wilson
: (t!nlt4 I'ivm Htaff ('orrMiiondf-nt)
AVaHhltiKlon, July 21 mi Re
publican utraK'cixtK hoped today
thnt oustor of HuRh D. Soon Jr.,
I rum chairmanship of the repub
lican national committee would
end the party's money drouth.
The political war chest is de
pleted. Contributions liuve been drying
up. Tim national headquarters
has been spending three or four
dollars for every dollar of intake.
This contributors' strike helped
put the squeeze on Scott to quit.
His resignation under pressure
will be submitted at a committee
meeting here Aug. 4. Party big
wigs want a chairman who will
do some behind-the-scenes pacify-
Death Discloses
Love Triangle
Chicago, July 21 dl'i A strange
"love triangle" unfolded to police
today as they held a professional
gambler whose beautitul 23-year-old
Pawnee Indian wife leaped or
fell from the 13th floor of a Chi
cago hotel.
. Mrs. Patsy Hunsaker of Dallas,
Tex., was found dead yesterday
in an areaway behind the cnica
goan hotel, her body badly broken
In a fall from room" 1379.
Her husband, Jack, 35, was ar
rested when police found blood
stains on the bed and on a suit
of women's clothes in a closet.
They also found a broken razor
blade -and an ice pitcher in a
corner.
Hunsaker admitted he and his
wife fought violently before her
death.
The love triangle was disclosed
when detectives traced a long" dis
tance call Mrs. Hunsaker made to
V Kansas City shortly before her
death. i
They learned the call was made ;
to Cpl. Vernon F. Vanderberg. j
31, a special investigator with the
military police there.
Vanderberg, contacted by tele- j
phone revealed that he and Mrs. j
Hunsaker were "deeply in love." ;
"She called me to say that she
couldn't stand living with Hun-:
saker any more and that she was j
coming home to me," he said, j
"I told her that was fine with !
me and to hurry up back here." I
He said he met Mrs. Hunsaker
in Kansas City "last February
while she was separatee! from her
husband, to whom she had been
married two years.
"She was beautiful." he said.
"We fell in love right away."
During the telephone call, he
said, he also talked with Hun
saker who agreed to give his wife
a divorce so she could marry the
soldier.
"Hunsaker said she talked
about nothing but me," Vander
berg said. "He said he was sick
of hearing my name and was will
ing to let her come back to me."
Ing to curb rivalries and suspi
cions which have plagued the
(tUf since the political disatster
which almost overwhelmed it last
November. And they want a
money raiser.
Not Contender
Until Inst night, former Sen.
John A. Danaher of Connecticut
looked like a sure bet to get the
Job. But Danaher suddenly with
drew from contention, lie said
many leading republicans had ap
proached him aliout his availabil
ity anil that he was "greatly hon
ored," but that he was sorry
his vast private law practice
made It Impossible for him to con
sider the job.
Danaher's decision put Guy G.
Gabrielson of New Jersey in the
front-runner's spot. But "there is
still considerable agitation within
the party for a midwesterner or
far westerner to take over Scott's
post. Among those mentioned
are A. T. (Bert) Howard of Ne
braska and former Rep. Edgar
Chenoweth of Colorado.
Some of the steam went oqt'of
the Danaher boom hours before
he withdrew. Danaher's position
was weakened bv a statement of
Sen. Robert A. faft of Ohio that
he was not pushing any candi
date for the job. Taft said Dan
aher would be acceptable to him,
but that so would several others
including Gabrielsan. Howard and
i Chenoweth.
R. B. Creager. national commit
teeman from Texas, also deflated
the Danaher boom. He described
as "not true" published state
ments that Gov. Thomas E. Dew
ey, Taft and Harold E. Stassen
had just about agreed on Dana
her. Creager is a GOP old guards
man who was a master strategist
In organizing Scott's ouster.
Former Czech
Official Flees
Frankfurt, Gtrman, July 21
di- U. S. armv authorities said
today that Dr. Juromir Simitny, j
chancellor of Czechoslovakia nt j
the time of President F-diiaiil ,
Bone's death, has fled to the '
American zone of Germany. j
Tile indicted Snuitny was being
interrogated by American intelli-1
gence officers.
Reputable Czech emigres in the
western zone said the former
chancellor probably knows more
about the inside story of the com-
munist coup of Czechoslovakia
than any other non-communist
Czech on this side of the Iron
curtain.
These source? said they bclie
ed Snuitny could reveal details ;
of the communist seizure of pew- j
er in Prague which are unknown i
to western intelligence agents.
Snuitny war at Bonos' bedside
when the Czech president died
shortly after the communist coup
a year ago last February.
He also reportedly was in the
same room when Bones gave no
tice to Klement Gottwald. then
communist premier of Czechoslo
vakia, that he was resigning.
Smutny later served as chan
cellor to Gottwald when Gottwald
was elevated to president.
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PHEASANT CRASHES IN
Tacoma, Wash. 'IP Mr. and
Mrs. Louis Brown were awakened
early in the morning by a loud
crash they feared at first was an
other earthquake. When they
looked in their living room, they
found a limping full grown Chi
nese pheasant. The bird had
flown through their freshly
cleaned window.
s-4
ERP DEPUTY William C.
Foster, above, of New York, for
mer undersecretary of com
merce, is now one of Paul G.
Hodman's rltht-hand men in
the ECA. The Senate unani
mously confirmed his appoint
ment as deputy administrator of
the European Recovery Program.
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