Capital journal., July 21, 1955, Image 5

Local Paragraph
Each Nation to
(Continued from Pm 1!
This, he said would lessen dan-
Eugene Area
Burglars Busy
Merrifield
(Continued from P.M 11
He also pointed out the offi
cer's testimony that Merriliei-
was arrested at the scene and
the senator's testimony that he)
Ankle Injured Mary Hend-l Railroad Club Plenie Annual' nor nnri huln rolav wnHH tension
after seriously .murine hrr Ipm wilt hp Hp!H t Rush Pnehiro 'schorl aii iha .i.-. nf ih u-ArM El'GENE W Burglars broke
inkle while at work at the Kress at 1 p.m. It will be a pot luck af-'could have been in the chamber , Lane County businesses knew nolbmg about being arresl.
cepanment store. Several stitches air. to hear Eisenhower. If that were , uu. IUum "-fd until after the arrival at do-
i . . it - jj.j t. ,s. thev upre after at on v on . . i j-
'"s iciucu iu ciLte ine wouna. j 1 t ixiMtiu.e, r sure buuvu, iiiaj
ine is the daughter of Mr. and' AUI Blien A 1848 light blue would realize that on July
3!rs. Emery Hendrtckson of Four c"eT0et sedan was stolen -Thursday something chan;
torners. l"!. inc Re 'rst victory, ; w-rd of a reputable man whs
m int:y , lmu t,over stteuuci-ni was siurvu u uie ; , r , , , uniisi
hurrh Srl.nnl in rin-.T, ioany, siaie ponce re- conierence. ...
J-son Lee Methodist Vacation 'cu '""rsuay.
Church school will close with a . ., , ., . ana aTiT 'rv Mi-Gee wr of the slion ' "iuul " defend hums),:
shanng program Friday evening.! Z-t.tJZ,' ' "id- i
that were "y ., iouna m d untj, Jh , ,
ivh thrv Ucy were after at onlv one. ,,- t,.j. . "" t,
hano'ed S ' Springfield Boats and Motors' . ' '5 ,'he w"d, rf ,w0 ',ff"j
f "r shop. .Sprincfeld. jd0"'f! 'Samst the!
,t Mctory, F .. ..'word of a reputable man who'
rM 31 ""iparentlv had been opened bv some'm defrad h"mcn ai"s a:
Kden called Eisenhower's pro- ! . , combma ion. j ,,. ";;",. ..rw- I
July 22 at 7:30. Parents and!
State police and sheriffs depu- Adams concluded his argument
x. lends are Invited to the sane- . .. .1 . , n . . L tip am invMiiiratifiv f mc. after 3(1 minittj anrf n..fn a,.
tin-.. .-. .i . mccuiis ui inr in ifie cnauei nateriy reponea inai r.aen v . . . . " " . s -
Derien. thl n h i t. ' ol the Saiem Memorial hospital made some disarmament insoec-i.1 other estab-jtorney i'eery Baren then present-
half j - ic c ui-ieitsc stitrineni.
1 wo sas stations and an oil cum-1 euren represented the officers
pany office in Creswell were ran- as confused due to discrepancy
lnuiiH Ba(FBEh H.ilo-.-;- .n..-i.n Is3cked. but notllinir wa reDOrted in statemenisf not knowing that
Call Not Yet In Marion coun ! ments will h irvH eH uiih Umtii iha! ih four : stolen. A feed slore and anoiher .Merrifield was a state senator in !
1iC.h h" 0'S, f?d EWs "aVC at 8 0'clock- Dr- trcd Thomp-ition proposals on Britain's bet
.. "w 5 ch001 these past two , son will show colored slides of 'and Kaure talked about budget;
weeks.
.Mexico at the meeting 'to which controls over disarmament.
the public
big powers sign a declaration at'oil company .near Kugene suffered stead of a U.S. senalor and mat
tv's selective service office has!
rot yet received its call for men Billfold Stolen Mrs. Farral Ale- the summit conference declaring i ttle same 'ate- 0ne burglary oc-Ung out a second citation because
for induction into the Armed onder, 865 Marion St., reported that they "undertake not to be,currcd insiie ne city 01 Eunone, of an error on the first.
Torces in August, though the that someone stole her billfold the first in the use of atomic ' saM' sP. out again nothing He asked "Is this reasonable?"
office expects to get the number 'from her purse late Thursday weapons against any nation and j was stolen.
01 men to De called later in the afternoon while shopping in a gro-.can upon all otner states to join
veck. Five young men left Salem eery store in the Capitol Shopping in this declaration."
Wednesday for Portland where t-'nler- The billfold, she told police. These development came as the
on Thursday they were eiven contained a $20 bill, a $65 check Big Four turned to the issue of
their preinduction nhvil. .from North's restaurant and $1 in disarmament and postponed until
. ' change. I Friday a foreign ministers' report (Continued from Page I)
Vandalism Reported Vandalism I : : on llieir study of r.uropean se- u. S. experts are convinced the! still in the car and "with only
President Says
to testimony of the arresting ef-
fleer that Merrifield had said J
"probably too much" when asked j
how much he had had to drink.
He asked the same question h
about the testimony that the
arrest was made while Merrifield
at the Hollywood Acquariam, 1985' rrP'r"r ed - llirl Holland, Icunly and berman unmcation. 1 lie Kremlin's fear of U. S. nuclear ihc odr of liquor to go by.'
Aiecoy St., was reported Wednes- "' "arnei .. rarnea in iwo nmmwn were reponra in,power an(j air hasw fe Pennine A
day to city police by .Mrs R B la"on barrels and two fog lights substantial agreement on arrange
Cunningham who is- taking care of wtuL ne 'ound on his property the ; menls to resume the talks on tier
the property while the owner Ray P38' week c,t P'ie said, I many at a Big Four foreign min-
Beardslev. is on vacation Some- isters' meetin8 in 0cluer.
one had ihrmn hmion iioh'i kik. False Alarm Keported Salem In discussing disarmament, one
dog medicine, paint, boards and ; ''remen answered a "false alarm" of the major topics on the confer-
other refuse into a oreeded cold
fish pond.
power and air bases is genuine i A drunken woman was in the car,
and that this has controlled their she pointed out.
past negative policies. On MerrtfieW's reported state-
Before receipt of the President's 1 ment of "I'm glad you came
report was announced, Sen. Wiley 'along, I need help," Buren said,
of Wisconsin, senior Republican I "He did need help!" tin Tucs
on the henate foreign Relations ' day s testimony, the officer ouot
Pleads Innocent Sidney Ran
dolph Seime, 55-year-old Woodburn
at 9:30 p.m Wednesday night at ence aeenda, the President said j Committee, said he "fully ex- ed' Merrifield as savins. "I'm slad
a nouse on me corner oi zisi ana ne wouia jie 10 auaress nis re-1 .., i'ihn- in rnn t ii,. i i ;.
Center streets. The "fire" was marks particularly to the Soviet
reported by a boy guessed to be delegation. He added he wanted to
14 or 15 years old. over the tele-; do that because both the L'nited
farmer, pleaded innocent in Mar. P"one- l'P' arrival firemen found! Stales and Russia have new and
ion County District court Wednes-lne house emf"y and n0 ,ire-
oay to a charge of driving when
Then Eisenhower proposed the
blueprint exchange and aerial in
intoxicated. He was arrested in1 Uay LamPer Program YWCA
Woodbur . by state police early iday can'Pers "H" an a"er
Wednesdav mnrnino .;. I noon program for their mothers at
released on his own recognizance. !lne 'WCA S'm Friday, July 29, jspection of the two countries' mil-
i i.-u p.ui. iiii-iuui-u in uie pro-' nary installations,
grair. will be a display for cralt The foreign ministers prepared
proj ,s and participation by all- their report after receiving a new
day campers. Russian proposal on European se-
curit-. The Soviet delegation also
Three Post Bail Three persons 'came up wilh disarmament pro-
people when he returns from Ge-lto drive any more.")
tteva. j Buren concluded by saying that
So far as he knows now. Wilev i Merrifield was doing a public duty
terrible weapons in such quanlitiesisa,d,' no "fragments 1" lakin on1an to.
as to make horrible detriirlii.nl" om T" w- luapnai anu anouiu noi only ue
possible,
senhower would report by televis
ion or radio.
COURTS
Circuit Court
Ramon Ripe- v rr.rii-i.t, .
-. . ","1.. !-.
.ii:c 1U )JIlillLIII.
Bomb Explodes
IConitnued from Pane 1)
L ' posted $10 baii each at the Marion posals, which Hagerly said were ! reports just after the July 16 revolt
Myrn Let Gresory vj John Fred-1 County sheriff's ollice Wednesday ; based on Bulgonin's remarks
ASlSxZ aM of failing to have ii-i Monday's opening meeting.
rusmay m minor rhiid and sino vcnes ioi uieir oogs. ueaanne lor President Eisenhower, in wep-
un(2ay"""IPperli'tcU":ment19',5 licenses WM Marcn '' A n arali0" 'or Ibe disarmament talks,
penalty is levied in addition to the j had his chief of staff, Adm. Arthur
iniffi? vl'MVii'"0 fM a,tCr that date' War" ! nadford. and his disarmament ad-
i o( a trust r i i 7iiaacn. iia iUfji.ii-
pnrimn of the will involving the ' sons Known to oe naruonng un- eon uests
Secretary of State Dulles and
estate. Order also appoints La Verne
juuu as irus.ee unaer me trust.
Harvey K. Stanton s Leanna C.
Stantrm: Amended answer and cross
complaint.
dates Construction Co. vj H. G.
Carl Construction Co.: Order of dia
missal with prejudice based upon
Stipulation of litigants.
Wilma MfKwen vs James H. Mc
Ewen; Decree of divorce.
State vs Charles F. Lapschi: Or
der holding defendant to Brand jury
examination on nnn support ch-trgs.
Probate Court
William E. Hutrhen eRtate: Report
of sale of real property in Bosadait
sddition of Salem,
Oeorge Edward Brant estate: Order
admitting will to probate and ap
pointing Lee . ranl administrator.
A rthur Brook estate r Order ad
mitting estate to probate and ap
pointing Laura Ditmars exerutrix.
John A. Ftnley estate: Order ap
proving final account and directing
distribution.
B. L. Steeve estate: Order approv
ing final account.
William Penny estate: Orde prt
Tnittira will to probate and naming
Pioneer Trust Co. executor.
Lenore J. Weller estate: Order ap
proving final account.
Marriage Licenses
Chester Keith Southworth. 4t.
palentan. and Margaret Nell Denton,
in. at home, both 2591 North 5th St..
Salem.
ALBANY Paul Henrv Malakoff.
4.1. Indpendence, and Lucile Martin.
40 Albany.
Richard Allen Smith. 2.1. and Doris
lar Billiard. 22. both of Albany
licensed dogs, the sheriffs office
said.
other top members of the U. S.
delegation dined with Soviet For-
Car In Ditch Blight lights on eiun minister MoWnv
an oncoming car caused him to There was no indication what the
drive off the road and into the foreign ministers report on Ku
ditch between Four Corners and ;r0pean security and German uni'-
saiem weanesaay nignt. it was rc- (icalion contained. i
ported !o state police by Richard j
G. Peterson, 2840 Hollywood drive. German JomQre .g responiible
Kansas Picnic - The annual1'01; -lhef Wea ihf slos gal?er
Kansas picnic will be held Sun- i from ponds, wells, marshes
day, at Eleanor Park in Albany anJ spnngs where the souls o
with all former residents of unborn children w-ere supposed
Kansas invited to attend. The! to rie11 and took lhem to Xavoret
park is located at Seventh and families
Pine streets in Albany. There 1
will be a basket dinner at noon The U.S. office of education
with coffee and watermelon to estimates that there will be 8 12,
be provided free. Contests are 293,000 increase in public school
atiuitted but should be commended
.State Senator John Merrifield
testified in his own behalf
Wednesday that a woman in bis
car whom he was transporting to
the Oregon state hospital was re
sponsible for his erratic driving
shortly before his June 18 arrest
nn a rhsrpt f drivtni? whilp tn.
Announcement that the fleet hadoxicale(
to put to sea immediately recalled ( As indicated by the oocninc
statements ot defense attorney
Peery Buren, Merrifield said
that the woman, Patricia Young,
now a patient at the stale has
ptal, was very drunk and unruly
and made the trip "afnightmare"
by constantly hitting at his shout
der and back and grabbing at
the wheel. She was a virtual
stranger to him, he said, and he
was transporting her to the hos
pital at her request because of
his association with the state
mental health organization and
his membership on the ways and
at; that dissident naval units had fkd
aboard two of the navy's larger
ships. These reports later proved
untrue. The government said re
cently that the navy is completely
loyal, following a reshuffling of the
top naval command and the arrest
of three admirals charged with
masterminding the revolt.
Naval authorities said the man
euvers had been planned for two
months, long before the revolt
Such exercises are customary at
this time of year.
means commRfpe of (he legisla
ture, which must approve the
funds for the slate hospital
IS Witnesses
.Twelve witnesses were called
during the afternoon session ol
the court, bringing to 14 the to
tal to appear oii the stand. The
twelve included .Merrifield, Ore
gonian reporter William Lam
bert, two employees of the hotel
where Mrs. Young lived, stale
hospital Superintendent Deis
Brooks, two hospital employee
Mrs- Merrifield, state police SeL
Wayne Huffman, and three other
officers. In the morning session,
arresting officer Floyd Morrill
and officer George C Simons had
testified on events at the scene
where Merrifield slopped his car.
Lambert testmed that he rnd
Merrifield had had two drinks
about two hours before the time
of the arrest, although Merrifield
had not finished the second one.
Merrifield's drinks were Marinis,
he said. Merrifield corroborated
this testimony and said thev
were the only drinks he had had
that day.
After leaving Lambert, he said,
he went to Mrs. Young's hotel,
where with the assistance of two
hotel employees, he got her and
her luggage into the car. She was
very drunk, both he and two
hotel employees testified.
Goes to His Home
Merrifield then went to his
home, he said, to get his wife
to go with them. She was not
home, he found, and was con
tacted by phone but was unable
to go along, he testified, so he
decided to make the trip without
assistance with Mrs, Young.
Twice before he got through
Oregon City he had to pull off
the road twice when Mrs. Young
got violent, he said, and in Ore
gon City, he was stopped by an
officer who let him go when he
explained what was causing his
erratic driving.
His worst trouble came be
tween Woodburn and Gervais
junction, he said, when Mrs.
Young turned off the ignition,
pulled the keys from the switch
and tried to jump from the car.
He pulled off the road, he testi
fied, just as she opened I he door
and fell out into he ditch. He
took the keys from her and got
her back into the car and started
on again, stopping at Gervais
junction, he testified. At that
time, Officer Morrill's car pulled
.'Capital journal, Salem, Ore., Thnra., July 2!. 1ft"5-Src. l)-5
Find Grave
(Continued from Pfe 1) t
An ironic twist of fate made Ab
bott's wife eligible ts apply for
tte 5-. wo reward posted by Steph
ante s parents,
j -Tto-Srt M offered forjn-
jin behind him, to said.
Previously Officer Morrill had
testified that he had followed
Merrifield's ear from Woodburn
to Gervais Junction, trying to
overtake htm in the heavy traf
fic. Merrifield swung over the
-yellow line several times, he
;saidt and twice forced other cars
luff the road. He made no men
ilion of any slop fey Merrifield's
car alongside the road n that
j area.
1 Merrifield testified that Mrs,
: Young had violently cursed the
itwo officers at the scene. Both
jofficers had denied: this prev
iously under Burens questioning
'but Simons said she cursed him
heavily in his patrol car on the
way to Salem and both said she
cursed them at the police head
i quarters.
Merritield said he did not
jknow he was under arresl until
he arrived at headquarters. Mor-
-r.!t had testified he formallv ar-
i rested the senator at the scene
;but did not malte out the ticket
J umil ne arrived at the ollice.
Dr. Brooks testified that he
was notified by state police that
Merrifield and Mrs. Young were
at headquarters and was told
.that Merrifield was tinder arrest,
jll admitted that he had told Sgt.
; Huffman that Merrifield earlier
had sounded "high in a phone
conversation but qualified that
by saying "high in his parlance
did not necessarily mean that he
was intoxicated or even had been
drinking but merely appeared
elated or in high spirits.
The defense rested Us case
about 5 p.m. and Judge Sladter
released the jury until 10 a.m.
today for the arguments.
The defendant is a leading
state republican snd a stale sen-
l ate leader. He is a member of
3 the Oregon Mental Health Asso
1 elation and ts prominent in the
j Episcopal church and the Nation
'ai Council of Churches of Christ,
formation leading le her discovery.
In Berkeley, police agreed the key
jnlorjjiatjon that led Is the body
was Mrs. AbboKa discovery el
Stephanie's purse.
The body was Jound on a steep
hillside about 6D0 feet Jrom the
cabin by reporter Ed Montgomery
jand photographer Bob Bryant r
the San Francisco Examiner, and
jthe 1io ranchers,
' Montgomery, a 1S3D Puli'r
Prize winner for exposing led ?ral
income tax rackets, followed a
hunch that led to discovery of the
girl's body.
Montgomery, feeling thai a
search by officers around Abbott's
mountain cabin, had not been wee
enough, persuaded Harold Jack
son, one of the Tancbers to brmg
his dogs into a search. The re
porter said he and Bryant hid
noticed an odd odor on a man-tianita-covered
ridge near the cabin
Twsday.
j He and Bryant had 1o wait un'il
Jackson got throush wotH late
j Wednesday before they could make
'the search with the dogs.
KOREAN'S C't BB JAP TRAVEL
SEOL't, t The South Korean
government is restricting Korean
businessmen's travel to Japan in
ja new anti-Japanese slep arising
from the strained relations be
tween the two governments.
Lambs Wool
PULL-OV
SWEATERS
Wirh25Grlaii
$695
SMART
NEW
COLORS
ALEX JONES
Store of High St.
7
Window ShopThese Values
games and footraces for the chil
dren.
compared
with IfioO.
CORRECTION!
In Wednesday's Capital Journal, the following error
appeared in M.K.N.'i Factory Outlet Furniture Store
advertisement:
3 Room Groups .. 229.00
It should have read:
3 Room Groups..; 299.00
and
up
and
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Births
SALEM MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
GARNER To Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Z. Garner, 310 N. Pacific Ave., Mon
mouth, a bnv, July 20.
MILLER To Mr. and Mm. Charles
Miller, "2(5 Menl
Lawn Mower Licensed A
lawnmower has been licensed by
the Slate Motor Vehicle depart
ment. It has a seat and is moved
along the highway occasionally.
It is owned by the Clackamas
County school district No. 1.
Russia has about 16 million
horses.
Liberal credit given on plates,
extractions, and all branches of
denistry. Painless Parker, Dentist.
125 N. Liberty, Salem. (Advi
Now that it is warm & some
times hot, you can be as cool as
a cucumber at Nohlgren's Restaur
ant. Air conditioned at 72' by
carrier. tAdvj
For sale at Y. W. C, A. Budget
a boy." July 20. ! ShoD. Good used clothing. 141 S.
a, 1 u a? f t f7n W nter. Open Mondays & Friday.
Alvin W. Hildcbrandt, 1158 Jefferson! r ' ( , .
IV IU d. IflKK.f
Kt k hnv Julv 20
OAKES To Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Cakes. 650 E. Vista Ave., a boy.
Julv 20.
KILLCY To Mr. and Mrs. Walter
KiHcy, 1504 Mason St.. Shelton.
Wash . a now July 20
SALEM GENERAL HOSPITAL
BECK To Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Beck. 3050 Evergreen Ave., a firl,
Julv 2ft
H OFFER To Mr. and Mrs. Jame
Hnffcr, Box 194. Mount Ansel, a
Kirl. Julv 20.
SILVER TON HOSPITAL
WESTWOOD To Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Westwood, Woodburo. a boy,
July 18.
Colorado Lake. Swimming, boat
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miles East of Corvallis on old Al
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10 p.m, lifeguard on duty all
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Castle Permanent Wavers, 305
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