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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1954)
Page 10 SECTION I Adlai Raps GOP At Fairbanks FAIRBANKS, Alaska t! - Ad lai Stevenson told a Democratic iponsorcd rally here Tuesday night "America's greatest surplus Is not wheat it is the perishable Republican promises of the last election." - The 1952 Democratic presidential candidate, in an informal address -it a box luncheon picnic in the Fairbanks Fairgrounds pavilion, aid the "only fruits of the grand Republican promises' is . that the "free world is on the eve of its greatest disaster since the defeat of Nationalist China. Stevenson said an oft-repeated Itatement the "Republican Party has the aims and direction of a blind dog in a meathouse," was no more true anywhere than it ap peared to be with regard to the administration's activities in Alaska. ' He said he gained no satisfac tion from what he said was the present administration's inability to lead this nation in the right direction. President Eisenhower ' is not to blame, he added, but a "myster ious force" he said Is governing Washington, Sublimity Family Reunions Are Held ' ' SUBLIMITY Two family re unions of local interest were held Sunday, Descendants of the late Joseph and Elizabeth Susbauer met at Paradise Island near Salem for their annual gathering. Coming from Portland were Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Bcchtold. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bcchtold, Judy and Dickie; Mrs. Wilma Scott and three daughters, Sue, Carolyn and Joanne; Mr. and Mrs. John Susbauer and Eileen of Salem; Mrs. Mary Klecker, Mrs. Ed Klecker, Janet, Jeffry and Krlstine; Mr. and Mrs. jbod Schachtsieh of Stayton; Mr. and Mrs. Otto J. Erwert, Kathy and Bonnie, of woodburn; Mr, and Mrs. Adam Susbauer, George Susbauer, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dltter and Mary Jean, Miss Edna Ditter; Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Young, Karen, Kenny and Janet; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Owen, Cheryl and GayJe, and Mr. and Mrs, Leo Susbauer, Marie, Clare, George and Steven, all of Sub limity, and Gordon Waite of Al bany. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Starr and family made up a gathering at the Parish grove at Sublimity Sunday. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. S. Starr, Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Schumacher and Carol; Mr. and Mrs. George Silbernagel and family;., Mr. and Mrs. Syl Silber nagel and family; Mr. and Mrs. Vince Starr and Judy; Mrs. Phil Bogstad and family; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schumacher and fam ily; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Schu macher and family; Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Mintcn and family. Mr. and Mrs. Don Zuber, Tc 3 Parrel! Schumacher; Rev. Joseph Scherbring; Rev. Theodore Wolf, S.J., of Spokane; Mr. and ' Mrs. Lyle Banning and family of Sa lem and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Sherman of Shaw. Girls' Soft Ball Team Spends Time at Park SILVERTON The girls Softball team members from Forest Grove, directed by EUcrd Larkin of the Larkins Lumher Cnmnanv mnt the late Sunday afternoon and auppcr hour at Silvcrton park, following their defeating the Sil vcrton players in the 2 o'clock game at McGlnnis Field, 84. Co-sponsors are Uie Miller Hard ware Co., of Forest Grove. Mrs. Duane Rash is co-manager. The club was organized four years ago through the efforts of Mrs. Conn Kinrlinnnr nnri Mm Rash. The players are affiliated with the Orcnco Soft Ball League. On the mound, Sunday, for For est Grove were Virginia Sook and Grace Arthur. ADM. HEUWNG IIONOKF.D TAIPEH, Formosa W Rear Adm. Truman J, lledriing, oulgo Ing commander of U. S. 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