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Jordan Is New Principal
Consolidated High School
Indeoendence. Jan. 25 The position of principal of the new
consolidated high school to serve district 13-C, comprising Mon
mouth, Independence and nearby areas, will go to Wayne N.
Jordan, 31, now principal of McMinnville junior high school, the
district school board announced today.
The new school administrator
was chosen after a long search
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Prize Winning Photo This spectacular on the spot photo -
of an air-show stunt plane barely missing an Army B-29 was
awarded first prize for spot news pictures, metropolitan divi
sion In the California Associated Press Photo Contest. The
photo was made by Bill Crouch, Oakland Tribune staff
photographer at an air show in Oakland, Calif., last October.
(AP Wirephoto).
First Primary Results in
1950 Bring Several Upsets
(Br United Preu)
The first political returns of 1950 were in today from primary
elections in Louisiana, Massachusetts and New Jersey. The re
sults were:
Louisiana Mayor Delesseps S. Morrison of New Orleans, foe
of Gov. Earl Long, was assured re-election by winning the
democratic nomination by as
two-to-one majority over four
opponents.
Massachusetts Lt. Cmdr,
William H. Bates won the repub
lican nomination by a landslide
for the house seat left vacant
by the death of his father. For
mer Congressman Richard M
Russell won the democratic
nomination by a narrow margin
over three opponents.
New Jersey State Legisla
tor William B. Widnall beat the
republican organizational candi
date In a close race for nomina
tion to the congressional seat
left vacant when republican Rep.
J. Parnell Thomas was jailed for
payroll padding. George T.
English took the democratic
nomination unopposed.
Morrison's victory yesterday
over his principal opponent,
Charles Zatarian, was consider
ed rebuff for the long organiza
tion which had hoped to oust the
38-year-old reform mayor.
Bates, a handsome 35-year-old
naval officer who was barred
from active campaigning by
service regulations, defeated his
nearest opponent, C. F. Nelson
Pratt, by a six to one vote in
Massachusetts' Sixth congres
sional district.
Bates will compete with Rus
sell, who edged out State Sen.
John W. Coddaire for the demo
cratic nomination by a few hun
dred votes, for the congressional
seat at a special election Feb
ruary 14.
Widnall handed the Bergen
county, N.J., republican organ
ization a surprise set-back by
defeating the party favorite
Harry C. Harper, a former big
league baseball pitcher, for the
nomination in New Jersey's
Seventh congressional district.
Four Mothers Picked on Jury
For Mercy-Slaying Case of Girl
Brldeenort. Conn.. Jan. 25 (U.R) Four mothers were picked
Tuesday to serve on the superior court jury which will decide
whether 21-year-old Carol Ann paignt is guiny oi secona-aegree
murder In the "mercy slaying" of her dying father.
The panel of 26 Fairfield county veniremen which had been
drawn for the first-day oi inef
Paight trial was exhausted at
3:2 p.m. The four women
three housewives and a chem
ist were the only jurors ac
cepted for service by the state
and the defense attorneys.
The Jurors selected were Mrs.
Peggy G. Newburger of West
port, Conn., a Smith college
graduate and mother of two
children; Mrs. Harriet Schelling
of Weston, Conn., also a Smith
graduate and mother of a 20-year-old
daughter; Mrs. Judith
A. Memhard, Greenwich, Conrt.,
who has two girls and three
toys; and Mrs. Margaret New
man of Danbury, Conn., who
has two girls.
A new panel of 30 was called
for today. Judge John A. Cor
nell adjourned court after the
day's panel was exhausted. The
state excused nine veniremen,
the defense seven and the court
six.
During the jury selection yes
terday morning, the defense re
vealed lt will plead the blonde
ollege senior was temporarily
insane when she shot her fa
ther. The disclosure came in the
questioning of the first prospec
tive juror as the trial began in
superior court.
The 21-year-old college sen
ior is charged with second-degree
murder in the Sept. 23 slay-.
ing of her father, Police Sgt.
Carl W. Paight, 52, of Stamford,
Conn., who was dying of cancer.
"The defense will be that this
girl did not have sufficient men
tal capacity to distinguish be
tween right and wrong," De
fense Attorney David Goldstein
told the prospective juror, Mrs.
Peggy G. Newberger of West
port, Conn.
"If evidence is offered rais
ing the issue of insanity, it will
become incumbent dn the state
to prove sanity. If his honor so
Instructs you, would you abide
by his ruling?"
An objection by State's At
torney Lorin W. Willis prevent
ed Mrs. Newberger from an
swering. She later was excused
from service.
The slender, six-foot tall de
fendant went on trial in the
criminal courtroom before Judge
John A. Cornell at 10 a.m. Tues
day. Amity Lodge Installs
Amity Yamhill lodge No. 20
IOOF and Naomi Rebekah lodge
No. 83 of Dayton installed of
ficers of Amity lodge No. 67
and Industry No. 95, at Amity,
Tuesday evening. Refreshments
and birthday party followed the
ceremonies.
Take Steps to Meet
German Nationalism
Washington, Jan. 25 U.R) The
United States plans a stepped-up
program of education in democ
racy to beat a resurgence of na
tionalism in Germany.
Its plans were disclosed by
John J. McCloy, U.S. high com
missioner in Germany, in a re
port to the American people
Monday night.
"It is my intention to re-in-
vigorate our whole program in
this field," he said in a radio
address. "We shall use all our
power and resources and they
are large to help the schools
and universities, the trade un
ions and churches, the press and
radio."
He said this will help "en
courage the best Germans," and
put down the nationalism evi
dent among both extreme right
ists and leftists in Western Ger
many,
Mrs. Van Ornum Home
From Seattle Meeting
Ton! Van Ornum, writer, lec
turer and teacher of Science of
Mind, has returned from the
northwest healing conference
held in Seattle. She was one of
the many speakers who attend
ed from the entire west coast.
Among these speakers and
teachers were Dr. James E.
Dodds of Santa Barbara, Cali
fornia, the Reverend Emma
Smiley of Victoria, British Co
lumbia, and Dr. D. C. De Groat
of Portland.
Mrs. Van Ornum, a Los An
geles woman, is now making Sa
lem her home, but will be mak
ing lecture tours out of Salem
from time to time, between her
metaphysical classes here. The
beginner's class has Monday for
its meeting night and the busi
ness men's trouble - shooting
class meets on Wednesdays at
262 North Cottage.
for a particularly well-qualified
man. Dr; C. A. Fratzke, school
board chairman, and Supt. of
Schools George Corwln screened
dozen different candidates,
and the entire board interviewed
four, before making a final
choice.
The vote for Jordan was
unanimous. Dr. Fratzke and
Supt. Corwin conducted a sur
vey of community opinion in
McMinnville, before the vote,
obtaining only the highest rec
ommendations for Jordan from
community leaders, his superiors
and other sources.
The new principal will take
up his duties August 1. He will
have one of the most modern
high schools in Oregon with
which to work. The Independence-Monmouth
district, con
solidated last March for the pur
pose, is building a $400,000 plant
midway between the two towns.
Jordan is a graduate of the
University of Oregon, taking
his bachelor of education degree
there in 1946 and his master's in
education in 1949. He complet
ed requirements for teacher cer
tification at Oregon College of
Education in Monmouth in 1939.
Jordan's teaching experience
includes four years at Perrydale
from 1938 to 1942; two years at
the Sylvan school, Multnomah
county, as principal 1942-44; two
years as principal at West Linn,
1944-46. He has been principal
of the junior high at McMinn
ville for the past three years.
U.S. Asks British Aid
Fliers Held by Reds
Hong Kong, Jan. 25 (U.PJ The
U.S. state department has asked
the British foreign office to help
obtain the release of two Amer
ican fliers held by Chinese com
munists, it was reported today
The fliers, both employed by
former Ma). Gen. Claire Chen-
nault's civil air transport, are
James McGovern of Asbury
Park, N.J., and Robert Buol,
whose mother lives in Hilmar,
Calif.
Buol, operations chief of CAT,
fell into communist hands a
week ago. McGovern has been
held since Dec. 4.
While the British consulate
here could not confirm the re
port of the American request
for British intervention, the
move was considered likely be
cause no American consular of
ficials now operate on the Chi
nese mainland.
Bull Montana
Dies in Hospital
Hollywood, Jan. 25 U.R) Old-
time movie actor Lewis (Bull)
Montana, 62, who had been a
wrestling referee during recent
years, died Tuesday at French
hospital where he had been un
der treatment for a heart ail
ment for several weeks.
Born Lugia Montana in Vo-
gliera, Italy, the 200 - pound
Montana was a boxer and wres
tler and boxer before entering
pictures In 1918. His pictures
include "How To Handle Wom
en" and "Good Morning, Judge."
By 1960, the American farm
population will shring to 18 per
cent of the total population, The
Twentieth Century Fund predicts.
He is married and has two
children. Prominent in Ore
gon Education association work,
he is also president of the North
west Regional Elementary Prin
cipals' association.
CRM!
MEDICINE comet In th realm of
Arts snd Science. Iti power for
progrcu and usefulness can be
applied only to the extent that
MEDICAL and SCIENTIFIC
tnindi pool their knowledge and
resources, through organized
effort.
For this high purpose, your Doc
tor belongs to hit County, State
and American Medical Societies,
and other specialized groups.
Contribution of each Doctor's
Individual effort has helped to
create the best Medical Schools,
raise American health to the
highest level in the world, and
keep constantly forging ahead
to widen distribution of medical
car.
When war hit, organized health,
services had built a dynamic
force, with the capacity, power
and will to deliver. Both at the
front and at home our Doctors,
Dentists, Pharmacists, Techni
cians Nurses translated their
abilities into dynamically effec
tive useful nets.
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Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, Jan. 25, 1950 17
James Fly, a friend with
whom Montana lived for the
past 15 years, said the former
actor turned to wrestling again
after talking pictures came in.
About 10 years ago, he took up
refereeing and continued active
until the state athletic commis
sion refused to renew his license
last year because of his health.
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