Tuesday. December 1, 195S
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL, SaJem. Ortfoa
Pat IS
Hews Writer
Loses Suit
A Marion County Circuit
Court Jury returned eerdiet
in favor of the defendant short
ly before noon Tuesday in the
damafe suit brought by Nor
man Anderson against . the
Union Securities company,
operator of the Marion hotel.
Anderson brought suit for
(12,000 general damages, in
addition to special damages
which were claimed for medi
cal treatment.
' The plaintiff was struck In
the mouth by an unidentified
article said to have been
thrown by Mary J. Clerico,
wife of the hotel manager, at a
waitress. Anderson is said to
have entered private room
Suspect Arrested
In Eolo Burglary
Dallas A 15-yesr-old boy
was under arrest in Portland
Tuesday as a suspect in the
burglary of the borne of Mrs.
Kay Schimminn of Eola Sun
day Bight. Deputy Sheriff
William Porter will return
the youth for questioning.
Missing from the house art
a SoS camera, hunting knife,
a pair of new shoes and a
mill quantity of canned
goods.
Egyptian Prince
Tells on Farouk
Cairo. Egypt W Ex-Prince
Abbas Halem told a revolution
ary court trying him for trea-
where the altercation between son Tuesday that he never had
the women was taking place
and got in line with the thrown
object.
Anderson was a newspaper
reporter at the time of the
altercation.
Swedish. Freighter
"Rams Info Bridge
Portland Wl The Swedish
freighter Mirrabooka, being
taken downstream through Wil-1
lamette river bridges by two ;
tugs Monday, narrowly escaped .
ramming the Burnside bridge
when a motor failed in the
bridge lift mechanism.
JS?K'.JJSl"-!:ho he was tough with the
any trouble taking a woman
away from his cousin, former
King Farouk of Egypt
The cocky, outspoken 60-year-old
Halim pleaded inno
cent after the prosecutor read
an indictment charging him
with conspiracy with foreign
powers toward' harming the
Egyptian state.
Then, apparently unconcern
ed over the fact that he could
get the death penalty if con
victed, he told the three-man
revolutionary court about his
experiences with Farouk, the
deposed Egyptian monarch.
"Farouk had an inferiority
complex with women," Halim
said. "This is why he ran so
much after them. He wanted to
Hearing Opens
OnCrossinas
A hearing before the State
Public Utilities commission
will open at t a.m. Wednesday
on a demand by the city of
Salem that the Southern Pa
cific company Install safety
devices at its main lint grade
crossings in Salem.
The city asks for automatic
drop-arm gates at 11 crossings
and light and bell signals at
others.
The background of the case
is an Investigation and study
made by the Salem chapter of
the League of Women Voters
in which they compiled statis
tics covering death. Injury and
property damage and cost cal
culations over a period of 10
years. Their report was filed
with the city administration.
. Representing the city will be
City Attorney Chris J. Kowtt,
Assistant Attorney Thomas
Churchill and Assistant City
Engineer Joseph Fitzpatrick.
' Present for the League of
Women Voters will be Mrs.
William Van Meter, Mrs.
Frank Oettinger, Mrs. Cordon
Shattuck and Mrs. A. E. Muel
ler.
David Don will conduct the
case for the commission.
work, the bridge tender sound
ed an alarm and the tugs start
ed backing. They halted the
freighter in time, then held her
fair sex."
' Livestock should not be fed
in mfrl.itrram for the hour it I corn husks, leaves, or stalks
took to find the trouble a I that have been treated with
shorted wire. I DDT.
Giants Awed by Silence
Of Japanese Baseball Fans
By GAYLE TALBOT
New York WV- The thing
which impressed the New
York Giants most about Ja
panese baseball was the im
passive silence of the vast
crowds which turned out to
witness their recest 14-game
exhibition tour of the island
kingdom. Accustomed to the
normal commotion in their ... U
home, parks, the touristsi WOOdDUm HOOD
a ik. I-. Jhh,IsM .
spooky at first.
Horace Stoneham, the club
president, says it had- him
try them out In their farm
system next season. They
have have arranged to buy
their contracts from the Ja
panese clubs, same as though
they belonged to American
teams. As a , group, the
Giants say, Japanese pitchers
are for some reason far ahead
of the country's batters.
British Security Guard
For Big 3 Conference
Tuckerstown, Bermuda V
A plant load of British troops
bolstered the security guard
gathering Tuesday for the big
three conference of President
Elsenhower, French Premier
Laniel and British Prime Min
ister Churchill.
The latest reinforcement, a
unit of the Royal Welsh Fusi
liers who recently kept order
in troubled British Guina, ar
rived here Monday night from
Jamaica. About 240 other Fu
silier previously had Joined
Bermuda forces on guard duty.
The three government lead
ers will live In luxury at Ber-
STOCKS
slightly rattled too until he
got to the bottom of this
atrange characteristic of the
Japanese fan. He was begin
ning to wonder whether his
athletes were popular.
"So I asked them about It
and they told me," Stone
ham said. "It seer they
don't do any yelling unless
their team is ahead or at least
tied. Up to that time our
boys hsd been going ahead
right at the start, they ex
plained, so there was no
chance to yell. Later on we
found they could make as
much noite as anybody
maybe more. They're really
nuts about the game."
How else does the Japanese
brand of ball differ from our
own? Well, Stoneham recall
ed, there was the matter of
their pitchers warming up
after they had been knocked
out of the box. The Insolvent
slinger always went over to
the bullpen and tossed a few
before continuing to the
Program Set
To Start Soon
Woodburn Organization
of the annual winter recrea
tion basketball program in
Woodburn got under way last
week with the tentative open
ing date set for the middle of
December. The program is
sponsored by the sports com
mittee of the municipal recre
ation and park board.
Present plans call for two
divisions of teams, junior and
senior. Junior squads may
be sponsored by Woodburn
churches or other organiza
tions from boys under high
school age. Teams made up
of ?y. rtH men nf hiffh
school age and over will be
in the senior division. Length
of the schedule will depend
on the number of teams par
ticipating. The deadline for register
ing teams is December 10. At
that time there will be a
meeting of managers, sports
committee, program directors
and referees to draw up a
schedule. di.cu.s entrance re-
showers. This really had tne quirements ana otner matters
Giants winging. In connection with the pro-
"Th- wb an answer to gram.
that one too." Stoneham said. Organizations wishing to
"The nltchcr is only showing j enter teams in the program
r ... ... -..LHJ 4,
are asked to contact Charles
Cornwell or one of the sports
committee. ' Layman Baird.
The cuitom started be-lennein momp.un ur "iii"
they misunderstood : Lawson as soon as possioie.
his fans that his arm isn t
hurt and that he'll be ready
to so aeain when they need
him.
cause
something they saw many
years ago when one of the
first American teams was
over there.
"An American pitcher
didn't warm up enough be
fore the game and as a result
he got knocked out in a hurry.
He was disgusted, so he went
down to the bullpen and
threw for a while Just to give aDBear here.
his arm a good workout. Their He said he was told the 11
pitchers have been imitating , cense was refused because
him ever since. The crowds i Hong Kong military naval gar
expect it, and there's nothing rison area authorities think it
Marciano Denied
Hong Kong Bout
Hong Kong Promoter
Billy Tingle said today that
Hong Kong government's II
cense department had refused
him permission to have world
heavyweight Rocky Marciano
wrong with It, at that
Stoneham and his manager
Leo Durocher liked what
they saw of four Japanese
players three pitchers and
an infielder and Intend to
Fights Last Uighl
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Mini". w. Doimr. II
01 rarrrvt. webeor. lll'A. Roan
oke, Vi. otitpotBUa rirataS Ombob.
lis. ub, la.
unwise to encourage profes
sional boxing.
Tingle had whenmed Mar
ciano for two exhibitions
against sparring partners. The
champion now is in Manila.
2 Towns Make
Chest Reports
The SUyton district and St.
Paul are the latest to report
the results of their campaign
for the Marlon Coounty Com
munity Chest
The St Paul campaign was
done as a project by the
Knights of Columbus, with H.
W. Bower, chairman, and Ray
Smith, co - chairman. They
secured S889.S0.
The Stayton District cam
paign, consisting of Aumsville,
Sublimity, West Stayton, Me
hama and Stayton, was under
the direction of Gene Teague,
Marion County Chest vice
president. Co-chairmen were:
Bland Speer, Aumsville; Eu
gene Dltter, bubllmlty; Lo
well Brown, west stayton;
Jerry Coffman, Mehama; and
Ray Fritz, stayton, me dis
trict retained $500 for emer
gency relief and sent $3,042.38
as an incomplete report.
Other communities previ
ously reported are Jefferson,
Macleay, Parkersvllle, Pra
turn, Gervais, Scotts Mills,
Monitor and Idanha, which is
reported to be the first town
in the state to make a complete
report. ' - '
Dr. D. J. Ferguson, presi
dent of the Marion County
Chest said, "there has been
cooperation throughout the
county and we expect to re
ceive a reoort of the campaign
from every community before
Christmas."
The goal for the Marion
County Chest is $28,440.
Cooperation Asked in
Street Improvement
If property owners will se
cure additional land which
would permit of a 50-foot right
of way for Delight Street in
the Keizer district, the county
court would Improve the
street.
This was the word given
W. S. Downer of 4760 Delight
street following a conference
with the county court Tues
day.
Construction of an elemen
tary school building at De
light and Cummings Lane,
brought the matter of widening
Deliaht atreet to a head, ue
lieht street as presently con
stituted is not-wide enough to
come under the provisions of
state law. The minimum width
must be 80 and It Is desirable
that no street be laid out that
is less than 60 feet.
The county will not pur
chase land for atreet widening
purposes.
Pinball Machine
Rifled by Thief
A imooth working thief
broke into a cinball machine
in the buiy Greyhound but
depot sometime between Sat
urday afternoon and Monday
evening and made off with
about $40 to $30 in change in
the machine's coin box, city
police reported Tuesday.
Police said the thief ap
parently used hand operated
drill of some type to drill the
lock from the machine and
open the door. He also at-
temped to open a shuffle board
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Ctiifora. rocking
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Oaur pillar TTcior
CiouoM Corporation
camtor corporauM
l'iuoo aortic
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Doiuiu Aiicron
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Otnoroi foodo
a?noro Molars
uoeriio ru, rt7ood
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lAtoruouonii tUrvutor ..........
lotoraouonol Ptpor
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Locintoa Aircrttt
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Aortbcra Poclito ....
Pacllio American PUlt
Pactfio Oa Sieeim
Peel! io Tel it Hi.
Packard Motor Cat
Pa&aojr, J. C
Pao&iylTonia R. R.
Popol Coin co.
Pbileo Radio . .
Ra4io Corporatlom
Rarenior lncn.
Raronior loeorp. PI4.
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Roraoido Meiai
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Aaleway Store, Ina.
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Southern Pacllio
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Sludobaaor Corp, ,
Sunatuna Minio
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muda'j swank Mid-Oceaa club
during their talks- at Britain's
expense. Although British gov
ernment sources declined to
speculate oa the air of tht
tab, travel and hotel people e
Umated It would run to at
least 80.000 pounds ($234,000).
Britain is footing tht bill for
the housing, food, entertain-
ment and honors because tht
conference is being held at
Britain's request and on Brit
ish soil But that doesn't mean
that everyone else is getting off
scot tree.
France and Jit Untied States
will have to shell out to get
their government chiefs and
advisers to and from Bermuda,
And tht island colony's parlia
ment only last week aDDrooria
ted $7,500 pounds ($49,000) for
protection measures, including
construction f sentry boxes,
barbed-wire fences and flood
lights at tht Mid-Ocean dub.
PORTLAND LIVESTOCK r
Portland ti Cat tie tWi Market M
tlvo. ouadvi abort load food lod atooro
utuosd; good-choice fed oteon alonaajr
33-34; lev cutur-Httlitr euero 10.O-i;
lev oomnercial iti oattor-Htllltr bolferi
t-U: ood abortfod be lien Monday 19
ItW: canner-ttttter cova ladat l.M-l;
utllltr v levn M; omfmrdal iS-ll.W
ana omvoi lev utility kull ll-U.M.
Ca:vo i market active, (toady; oootf
choiro eoalert acarco. United aupplr
aioadap 1T-M; lev lond-chotva iraaa
ca.vaa ! M. Hoa im; market Mtivo,
atronc U tie bit ber t early oalea ebeiee
iae.ua a. J4.i-Ui caotc su
aova 30-33.
Shtep led. holdover HI: mtrkat aboat
atoadr eonaMerlni oualltr; oaily aalea
aoofl-cholco lonba l.M-ll.Hi (i
moatlr ebotco lo-ll M; 4M-holoo ftodori
14-14.M): todo-oboice evea o-t.H, culla
dona mi.
evtuee ta
odii.e ebai. SToalaa oaoUI. auat
mum JS of eat pot vaat Midltv do
ll fared ta rvrtiaM aa-iu Ik.i fual tal
Ut, eO-vM. Mua4 ttaiil. tO-dla. Vallep
rentes aaS eeMutrv poaxaa. I auto tooa.
nor waoioeaia Lava, avu otiOoo ta
aotoeoia. too aa. h avon. mhoi
A iradeu SS aoor. Sf44 a. M mom.
M We; C. s ed Ste. Aao atkeoa
tneur aapjiaoi.
CSsoooa aaUtav prloa ta tHrUaad
vbalaaaian, omta alaxlao. Slva-vUl
Oretoa. S BJ. lai. 4l-el we.
woiieooiire oandloS evu
oaiaUatna ao looa. aaeeo iMledod Lavb.
lvrUand: arado Ureo. Il-Ue; a
trade modiWaB. hhm, A irado aawU,
ttVfMSo. a arada tart a, I1-UW.
CHICAOO LIVESTOCK
Cblcaeo tPV- ReceipU of aalakle live.
toek leil I.OOt bead belov expectation
Tueida? tad the market mpoaded by
ainini 34 to to eonta on tarreva and
Mot! food to choice 1H ta SIS pound
butcher told with a S33.U l 133 76
raatc.
A two var market developed tmoat
tera and belfera. While cboleo and
prime aradea above taina ranilnt ta H
cento, other typea barely held ateady.
Prime led itmi went at 111.3a ta Sll.M.
The aheap market lot oil to a auv
tart vltb latnba 31 to H eenU down.
Salable meipta vera uttmated al It.-
too hoe. 1,000 cattle. Too enivaa and ,
001 aheop.
MARKET
QUOTATIONS
MUTL4JW SWNDCa LIST
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Oraiaa alaau 1 1..M l.rtlMU
lari. SI. Ia.1 walim UM la.1
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law. OaChUerl aall Mai Wm.
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MUias arMM nm iuuv lari.
PraMMltai, as-MI. . DM luat kaliai.
Tl-Mo au akallaa Oaat lir kaliM,
M-iwia. .
SALEM MARKETS
DI KE VISITS CHl'RCHILL
London The Duke of machine and automatic photo
Windsor made a birthday pil- raph machine but failed, they
grimage Tuesday to bne of his said
best friends and staunchest al
lies Prime Minister Churchill.
The two chatted for 30 min
utes at 10 Downing St.,
Churchill's official residence.
Churchill was 70 Morday.
JINK SINK BY REDS
Hong Kong () Fishermen
at Macao reported Tuesday
that a Macao-bound Junk with
an unknown number of men
aboard was sunk with all hands
by gunfire from communist
Lapsamel Island Monday night
when it ignored a communist
"halt" signal.
Owner Allen C. Jones, 2450
Park lane, said the machines
had been checked Saturday
afternoon and were all right
then. The theft was discovered
by a depot employe who
noticed the door of the ma
chine standing open and call
ed Jones.
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East Lansing, Mich. Michi
gan State Is a member of the
seven-team Western Inter-collegiate
Hockey league.
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EGYPT MISSION
BEHIND CUBTAIM
Cairo, Egypt W) Egypt
sent off a 10-man mission for
an extensive tour of tha So
vient Union and its satellltaa
Tuesday to bolster trada wtlh
nations behind tha iron cin
toln. '
A FLYING PUP FOR CHRISTMAS?
rORTLAND EAtTSlDI MAKKtT
Porliaod VP) ofriatklai OeUeiotia ap
plea commaaded the beat prlcea la vhole-
aala tradlnc on the For Hand produce
market Tuoedar, but dealer verea't
toe mot up heavily oa any apples.
Retailer, tot .tarklDt Delloloua, wrap
ped and packed, at arouod P9 M to at
vltb a lev at W . Otxllaarr rod Detle
loua were M M a box, kroae packed. Rome
BeauMea aod apltaeoberta vera IJ.H to
12.7 and Mevtovoa. aloe loe packed,
ll.Tft to M. WlDoaape vera U-M at be
lov dependloc aa ua)ltr.
Hortttveat dry on lop ad potato prlcea
vera uncbojuod. Tbera vaa llttie Va41ac
direct by farmer.
Veal aai Catfoa Oood-eho.ee. all
volabta. I3I-3H eonmerelala. tM-il.
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all -si.
loboa ane--BKiBnoc ihvt, 1.-11
iba. 1 tinod lard la drtiaia lit-It. Mi elab
bacoa. MS-IS.
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m-bW lb. eaoka., vwi, ytiiov
nodlum. ll.lf5-l.Jt; Ursa, 1.-1.;
laano yeuova, mo., atMWi.oot larte
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rotatoeo or. peaeiiawfl nutaeu io. 1-
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LA, 100 Iba.. ll.Iat.M; Idaho, k-lt lb.
ll tt'iM; 100-lb. ak. I.W-I4e.
or U. ft. Mo. a imn alfalfa. d-
Mvcred car lata f e.a. Porliaod and fte-
attle. M-I0.
Wool oreaeo baa la. Wlllanett 1
ley aiodl.iB, ll-lao Jb.t Kaitern Oroteo
fine aad half-blood M-lk; Willamette
Valley Umb wool O01 U-pjobU vooL
u-eoe.
HabaifwdB le A. oa ll-pjentb frov
th, f.o.b. country ahipplBc poiata.
Idee Trodueors parlao prlco f.o.b
rorUaud. calf akloa. la-17o lb., aceord
las ta condition; areea klpa, 11-Ho Jb.;
(reea oov hidea, i-a lb aeoonUaf
to veUbt aad duality, bull hide. -
lb.; ffluo pjdoa. M par ami bolov artoea
for abova cluiee.
It Itn't Mty for a puppy to loorn to fly liko
Santa's rolndaar. . Evan Santo himulf can't tooch
him how. . ' i
Willi tht pup wanted to leorn erar aa badly.
Hit f rl.ndi, Mr. Not Much and Mr. Vary Little , '
. i thought thay could help him, but rhoy failed. v .
It was Henrietta, tha pear little girl Willi Uft r
- ta find advantur in Santa Land, whs finally ear
Willi tha answer.
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But Willi had many axciting adventures be- ,
fere that. Including tha rescue of the Dreamlln
queen, kidnapped by Gremlins. ' r "
Se for yourself how both Henrietta and Willi
got what they wanted most for Christmas. Reed
SANTA AND THE FLYING PUP
The Christmas Story by Lucrec Hudglnt Seal
STARTING IN THE CAPITAL JOURNAL DEC 3
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BUICK SPECIAL
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LINDBERCH AWARD
New York JJ9 Charles A
Lindbergh will receive the
1953 Daniel Guff enhelm
award for "pioneering chleve
menta in fllf ht and air navlga
tlon," it was announced today.
Maybe you didn't know that you
can get yourself a bundle of big
and able Buick Fireball 8 power at the
"6-cylinder" price shown here.
But that's only the beginning of the
bigger things you get in this eye-catch,
ing Buick Special for the low figure
it carries a figure I hat's just a few
dollars more than that of the so-called
"low-priced three."
Take a quick roll call.
In this Buick you get more room
than those few extra dollars can buy
elsewhere.
bu get more comfort-comfort that a
lot more money can't buy anywhere
else the comfort of the Million Dollar
Ride, with coil-spring cushioning on all
four wheels, torque-tube steadiness,
Safety-Ride rims, the firm solidity of a
massive X-braced frame.
You get more satisfaction more of that
good and happy feeling that comes
from traveling in a car of ample road
weight, of brawny structure, of impres
sive styling.
And you get more fun, more thrill
from bossing the walloping, silk-smooth
power thrust of the highest-powered,
highest-compression Fireball 8 engine
ever placed in a Buick Special.
W hat it all sums up to is this straight
fact: you get far more automobile in
this Buick for just a few more dollars.
Better look into the matter if it's a real
deal you want for your fnorvey. We're
ready when you are.
IT'S TRADE-IN TIMI
FOR A BETTER DEAL
Want the top allowance on your present corf
Come in and see us for the happy newt
now. You save money when you trade with wa.
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OTTO J. WILSON
388 N. Commercial
Phone 3-3621