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above, ion of Mr. and Mrt.
Vera Suko, was presented
in pUno recital recently at
Robert! ttudio. He Is leaving
soon for San Antonio, Tex
as, for service In the sir
fores. (McEwan studio pic
ture) .
Jaycee-Ettes Busy
On Holiday Project
Bllvtrton The recent meet
ing of the Jsycee-Ettes was at
the home of Mrs. Lloyd Taylor,
with Mrs. Cordon Elwell as co
soeial hostess. Eighteen mem
bers attended. .
. The young aoatrons worked
on stuffed toys and In arrang
ing clothes to be sent Korean
orphans that are with the
Christmas repaired toys, a pro
ject of the Jaycees.
Named as centennial repre
sentatives ss delegates and al
ternate are Mrs. Gersld Ar
rlngton and Mrs. William Dun
can. On the toy snd clothes
committee sre Mrs. William
Dubcan, Mrs. Gordon Elwell,
Mrs. Kenneth Brown and Mrs.
Dave Demeter.
The JayceeEttes are to spon
sor a dance at Legion hall, De
cember 6, with general chair
man of plans, Mrs. Dick Gentx
kow. Chairmen for decorations
of tables and rooms sre Mrs.
Denzel Legard and Mrs. Jim
Nelson. On the refreshment
committee are Mrs. Dave De
meter and Mrs. Jim Jones.
Chairman of the clean-up com
mittee is Mrs. Bob Sites.
The next regular meeting is
to be a Christmas party on
December IS, at the Bob Sites
home with Mrs. Jim Neleos, as
sisting hostess.
Anyone desiring to contrib
ute new or used toys for the
Jaycees' project for home or
foreign children, will find
boxes In front of local stores,
or may have them collected by
calling Larry Crennell or Bob
Edgerton.
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Honor Fathers j
' Woodburn Fathers of
Rainbow Girls of Woodburn
burn will be entertained by the
girls at the regular meeting of
Evergreen assembly, Wednes
day night, November 23, at the
Masonic temple. The business
meeting will open at 7:30 p.m.
and the fathers are to come at
8:15 p.m. for a social hour, pro
gram and refreshments.
On December 8 the girls will
entertain the advisory board.
Accident in Rain
Hospitalizes Two
Lebanon Driving rain that
obscured villon is believed
responsible for sn accident
five miles west of Santism
Junction which hospitalized
two Lebanon residents.
Ronnie Malick, H, is In the
Sweet Home hospital with
severe fsce and body injur
ies. His father, Paul Malick.
Lebanon, was sent to the Sa
lem Memorial hospital for
treatment of specialists. He
has a broken right leg, with
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Lebanon Be.t Miller, grower of one of cut Linn
County's largest turkey flocks, conducts the enterprise
on his Rt. 2 farm, four miles west of Lebanon. His eldest
son, David, right, is also a turkey man in his own light
having worked with the R. 000 head flock throughout the
summer and early fall. The Miler's plan to raise turksys
again next year, saving 600 hens from this year's crop
for breeders. They hsve raised turkeys on a large Kale
or the past three years.
Miss Universe
Plans Wedding
Stockton, Calif. ( Miss
Universe, pretty Christian
M arte I of France, arrived yes
terday, for a look at her home-to-be
and to plan for her
wedding to a Stockton depart
ment store executive.
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Miss M artel, winner of the
Miss Universe contest In Long
Besch. Calif., this year, plans a
January wedding to Ronnie
Marengo, manager snd pan
owner of one of his father's two
stores.
The 18-year-old beauty ssid
she plsns to give up the movie
contract she won in the Miss
Universe contest snd settle
down as a housewife.
"She really likes Stockton,"
ssid the beaming Marengo.
"She thinks it's a wonderful
little town."
River Flood
Slices Orchard
Lebanon Heavy flood dam
sge wss reported on the E. I.
Landstrom farm on River road
when South Eantlam river
wster rushing around a bend
by the farm, sluiced away 60
feet of orchard, taking out
two rows of filberts and a
large walnut tree. Consider
able loss of land was also re
ported on the William Ellis
place.
Concern Is being voiced by
residents in the River Road
sres that if flood wster con
tinues to cut at the present
rate, a new river channel may
be made which will seriously
endanger portions of Leban
on's residential district.
Extensive revetment work
completed this fell below
Sanderson bridge in the Crab
tree area, Js reported holding
firm against flood water, For
merly this area, at a wide
bend in the river, was the lo
cation of the loss of much
valuable land.
Other -local damage In
cludes the washing around a
headgate of a Mountain States
Power company's dam direct
ly east of Lebanon. Several
families have been evacuated
from a flooded area west of
the Grant street bridge.
Hell's Canyon Group
Meets at Lebanon
Lebanon An audience rep
resenting many parts of Linn
county for the first meeting of
the Lebanon Hells Canyon as
sociation Friday night, heard
Charles Porter of Eugene out
line the needs of the northwest
for power to develop its in
dustry. Porter, who represents the
national Hell's Canyon associa
tion, traced the benefits of the
series of storage dams already
constructed on the Columbia
and emphasized the need of the
high dam on the Snake to com
plete the overall plan of water
storage, Increased electric pow
er, and facilitite flood con
trol.. At the close of the address,
the film, "Look to the River"
was shown illustrating the val
ue of the Columbia basin dam
development.
W. E. Miles presided at the
session.
leg bone above the break
splintered, left knee-cap cup
open and numerous body in
juries. The Mallck car, a Buick
sedan, was found by two Leb
anon men, Milton Anderson
and Albert Gruggett, about S
p.m. Sunday. It had left the
road and crashed into a tree
Paul Mallck, brother of the
injured driver, said the car
was a total wreck.
DINNERS
JANUARY WEDDING PLANNED
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Christiana M artel, 18, better known as Miss Universe,
Is pictured with, her fiance, Ronnie Marengo, 21, son of,
a Stockton, Calif., department store owner. Romance
began when Miss M artel appeared to cut" a ribbon at
opening of new store. (AP Wirephoto)
Woodburn Gives
58 B!ocd Pints
Woodburn Fifty-eight pints
of blood were secured from 69
donors when the Red Cross
"bloodmobile" visited Wood-
burn Fridsy afternoon at the
American Legion hall. Gallon-
ers who gsve blood to com
plete their gallon quota were
Mrs. W. O. Green of Broad-
acres, Fred Hubert and liar
old Livesay of Woodburn.
Committee in charge were:
Reception, Mrs. Lloyd Froom.
cloak room. Miss Marcla La-
Barr and Miss Marjorie Hall;
traffic regulators, Misses Helen
McGaffee, Delene Seely snd
Harriet Hooper; nursery,
Miss Carol Kay Rohde and
Nina Rice, all of Woodburn
high school.
Canteen. Mrs. Floyd Msricle,
chairman, Mrs. Edward De
Haan. Mrs. Adrian Schooler,
Mrs. Kenneth Yoder, Mrs. R. L.
Freeberg, Mrs. Gensro Ramon
and Mrs. Don Barrett, all of
Woodburn auxiliary of the
American Legion.
Transportation, Gilbert Ram-
age; recovery. Miss matet
Llvessy, R. N.; desk, Mrs. Al-
vah Cowsn and Mrs. Leland
Plank; SUtlon I, Mrs. Ray
Glatt. Mlse Inez Nelson, Mrs.
Delbert Reed, Miss Harriet
Hooper: Station II, Mrs. Bar
bara Feller. R. N.; SUtlon III,
Mrs. O. L. Withers and Mrs.
Edward Cotnan.
Physicians, Dr. Delve rt Reed,
Dr. James Deagen and Dr. A.
B. WlUeford.
Woodburn Collects
Clothes for Korea
Woodburn St. Luke's par
ish hall will be the collection
depot for the Woodburn area
during the week of Nov. 22 to
Nov. 30 for used clothing, blan
kets and shoes for Korea and
refugees In Europe, the near
and far east, according to Rev.
V. L. Moffenbeier, pastor. The
local drive will be conducted
by St Michael's Circle of Co
lumbian Squires.
All types of used but serv
iceable clothing, shoes (tied in
pairs), are required as well as
serviceable garments, knitted
wesr, blankets and bedding for
persons of any age, including
infants. Donated materials will
be distributed free of charge
t h r OM g h existing charitable
agencies overseas to those most
in need, regardless of race,
color or creed.
The Squires plan a house-
to-house canvass of the area
for articles Mondsy, Nov. 30.
Anyone having articles to do
nate are asked to write a card
to Box 118, Woodburn, asking
that the articles be picked up.
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Tommy Manville, has been
awarded $400 a week tempo
rary alimony pending trial of
her suit tor separation from the
asbestos heir.
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Child Wakes Up,
'Dog Licking Pace'
But It's a Tiger
syaney, Australia vn .
Seven-year-old Mavis Hal
eroft woke op In bed early
Tuesday morning and called:
"Paddy, quick, Daddy, help
me. Stop this big dog licking
my face. He's on my bed."
Her mother looked np and
saw a ti.-er on the bed.
It was licking Mavis' face
while her 3-year-old sister
Fay slept beside her undis
turbed. Claude Halcroft, the chil
dren's father, picked up a
.23 rifle, took careful aim.
"I did not have to tell
Mavis to keep still," he said
later. "She was under the
blankets, very frightened,
and as still ss could be.
"I fired and the bullet
went through the tiger's nose
and jaw. It was away In a
flash through the door and
Into the street"
The animal was found
later, weak from loss of
blood.
It had escaped from a cir
cus after someone tampered
with the lock on its cage.
Meanwhile Mavis spent the
2ay in bed. Not because of
shock, but because she has
a cold.
Woodburn Cubs to
Be Rotary Guests
Woodburn The regular
meeting of the Woodburn Cub
Scout pack was Friday night
at the Washington school with
Ralph Pickering, Cubmaster, in
charge.
Den IV won the traveling
bear head award for the month
for having the largest num
ber of parents in attendance.
Skits were put on by Dens I. II.
Ill, and IV and moving pictures
of the Scout Jamboree in
uauioriua last summer were
shown by Sam Smith.
A district meeting for Scout
leaders in the Silver Falls dis
trict will be held Tuesday
niRht, Nov. 24, at Monitor.
Ralph Pickering, who holds the
office of district commissioner,
will attend and act as master
of ceremonies. Several others
from Woodburn expect to at
tend. Wednesday night, Nov. 25,
the Woodburn Cub Scouts will
be guests of the Rotary club at
the local theater for the picture
"Mr. Scoutmaster." All Cub
Scouts should be at the theater
by 6:43 p m.
PILGRIMAGE ASSURED
Jerusalem (PI Border ten
sion between Israel and Jor
dan will not hold up the tra
ditional Christmas pilgrimage
to Jerusalem and Bethlehem,
authoritative sources said
Tnetday.
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Blaze-Damages
Widows Home
Blrverton A property and
furniture loss approximating
more than 12,000, was report
ed from fire at the 728 West
Msln street homo of Mrs.
Ethel Back and her six chil
dren, early Saturday evening
wnue toe family was attend
ing show.
Intense best and smoke
wero confined to the interior
of the house. Beds and per
sonal clothing were damaged
only by smoke, due to the
work of the volunteer firemen.
wno were unable to control
the extensive da mass to the
floor near an oil beater which
presumably started the fire.
A large hole was burned
through the roof and the plas
tered wall were badly dam
aged.
The volunteers arrived in
time to save the family pet, a
dog which suffered bed burns,
but will survive.
The family was given shel
ter at a neighbor's home un
til other living Quarters can
be provided. -
Mrs. Black is a widow.
Service Station
King Passes
Seattle W Earl McKale.
who founded a West Coast
service station string with a
tire repair shoo here in 1922.
died here Monday night at the
age of 62. He had been in ill
health for several months.
McKale's service station
empire spanned the west coast
At the time of his death the
huge firm he headed and gave
nis name to operated 18 sta
tions and a Nu-tread factory
In Seattle, nine stations In
Portland and 17 stations and a
factory in San Francisco.
McKale, who moved here
from Kansas in 1017, was cred
ited with a number of first inJ
the service station business. He
was the first to use credit cards
for gasoline products and the
first to offer air and water
service at gas pumps.
Business to Halt
Over Thanksgiving
Woodburn Woodburn
banks, schools, the city hall,
and most stores and business
houses will be closed all day
for the Thanksgiving holiday,
Nov. 28. A few restaurants,
service stations and at least one
drug store will be open.
The usual holiday schedule
will be in effect at the post
office. Regular dispatches of
mail and distribution to post
office boxes will be made, but
there will be no city or rural
delivery. s
Woodburn schools will be
closed from Wednesday after
noon, Nov. 29, to Monday, Nov.
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Applegate Faces Trial
In Peiping for Spying
Hong Kong U Threa
Americans seized by the Com
munists last March while sail
ing to Portuguese Macau have
been transferred to Peiping
prison and will go on trial soon
for espionage, it was reported
today.
Road Race Won
By Argentina '
Juarez,' Mexico ) Juan
Manuel Fangio, crack Argen
tine driver piloting an Italian
Lancia sports car, Monday won
the international sports car
class of the fourth Pan Ameri
can road race. -
- Fangio flashed across the
finish line a few minutes after
Italy's Umberto Maglioli, driv
ing a borrowed Ferrari, set a
new record for the 228-mile fi
nal lap from Chihuahua City to
this border town.
Msglioli's time was one hour
38 minutes and 30 seconds for
the distance.
Fangio's elapsed time for the
1,912-miles of the border to
border race was 18 hours 11
minutes more than 40 minutes
ahead of the record set In 19S2
by Karl Kling of Germany in
Mercedes Bentz.
Miles on Friends
Service Committee
Newberg HV-Carl Sandos of
Portland Saturday was install
ed as chairman of the Port
land regional office of the
American Friends Service
Committee.
Other officers are Francis
Dart, Eugene, vice chairman,
and R. A. Hungerford, Port
land, . treasurer. Members of
the advisory council Include
Ross Miles, Salem, and Laura
Dann, Corvallls.
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The usually reliable Chinese
language newspaper Web Klu
said Richard Applegate, Na
tional Broadcasting Company
correspondent and former Un
ited Press reporter; Don Dixon,
International News Service cor
respondent, and American Mer
chant Capt Ben Krasner only
recently wero takes to Peiping
from Canton.
They will be tried by Joint
court composed of publlo se
curity forces and people's
court, the newspaper said.
The newspaper said Apple-
gate's yacht, on which the three
men were traveling when the
communists seized them, now
has been taken to Whampoa, a
seaport near Canton.
State Department officials in
Washington have . feared that
the Chinese communists . are
trying to force the three men
into signing confessions that
they engaged in espionage.
In the past the communists
have held Americans until they
signed false confessions.
American officials said the
three definitely wero not car
rying on spying activities and
that any espionage charge
would be completely un
founded. Per capita beef consump
tion in the United States rose
from B! pounds in 19S1 to an
estimated record 75 pounds in
1953.
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French Arrest
Union Leader 1
Paris m French nollea!
have finally arrested Beniir
Pranchon, secretary general p f,
the big Communlst-dominaiw
ed General Labor confederal
tlon CGT and fugitive susP
last Msrch. ,e
The 0 . year . old metal.
worker was nabbed yesterday
as he left a meeting hall.
where, in defiance of tae x
eight-month-old warrant, he
presided over a union meet-?
tag. Z
He is charged with endan
gering the security of thai
state. His arrest was ordered .
March 24 after police raids
on Red offices and the arrest,..
ox several other CGT otucialj.r
Finland's Spy Casei
Opened Tuesday
Helsinki, Finland CA Fin
land's biggest postwar spy trial
opened Tuesdsy. Seven men
and a woman were brought be
fore the court of appeals charg
ed with gathering and chan
neling secret Information to
unnamed foreign powers. ,
Army Capt Martti Salo, 33,
was described as leader of the.
ring which the prosecution saM
transmitted Information which.
could, have endangered the,
security of the nation.
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