Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, February 21, 1956, Image 26

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Newspaper Page Text63 n 0 Or, o C?0 m V 0 0 Gl , (gale Oron, tyesday, Febrngr21, 19q$ 0 e , 0 Os O m .0 5 f 0 r- 0 0 0 o . o 0 3 o 0 : .... 0 0 C0 o o dov, i, Atitnits Slaying j lis Father, Brother in Kentucky ,.-. .r. A i The gat Tio tru.tive fur th IU.E. Ky. la-;Jyine. last Frirl.iv. But .1 said year-old hoy has admitted h(,t. ho and hit sister HallV had Jw.kod big to oYalh his father and-brother, ffur moiic-v they thought I.uther had then wiling fire to their isolated hidden and'had been ncclilfd by Cnhm. jlhi-ir father for heini out in "the The hny and his D-year-uld sister rain, 0 kept the slayinss sceret tor three : Kincaia said William told liim days, County Judge Cecil Kincaid he went into the house and shot ald- .. , ! Luther with a .22-caliber "rifle. He said William Brandenburg When his father came to invosti brnke down under questiomne and ; gate the shot, the bov crabbed an- udmitlcd shooting his father Brack 65, and his brother Luther, 11). other rifle and killed him, the judge quoted William. The boy spread kerosene over the house and set 'it on fire and he and hi sister went to their grandmother's for the night, Kin caid quoted him. The grandmother said she noticed nothing unusual about their actions. The next day the boy returned home, then reported the cabin had burned. His sister confirmed his siory. William was jailed without for mal charges. Officials planned to try today to locate the rifles and an undetermined amount of money the boy reportedly hid. Mrs. Brandenburg died about a month ago. Ford Reports 1955 Net of $437 Million Profits Eiiiil to $8.19 A Share in Kccord Output Year DETROIT W-The Ford Motor Co., in its first public report, says that its net profits for him totaled a record 4.17 million dollars. Those prolits arc equal to $.!!) a share on ils common stock, now publicly held for the first lime. Ford reported its total sales for 1955 were $5..VH,fun.0!lll. compared with $-I,0li2.3'KI,iii0 in I!I54, when profits were $227,11011,000, equal to ft. .11 a share. Ford's $!l.l!l-a-sliaro compared with $4..')0 by General Motors Corp. on a prolit of $l,lll!i.(i(ll),tl(io. and a return of $11 W by Chrysler Corp. on profits of $loo.(m:i..')2(i. The difference in per share' earnings is attributable to the wide dilfer encc in common shares outstand ing. Ford, like the other two of the Hiwinn ' I" "-lilies ill southern Italian provinces C Ti'Il ') uni'd Reds Stir up Disorders in Shivery Italy Rioting Adds to Misery In (lolil-Strirkcii Provinces ROME Ul Warning alerts against Communist-backed disor ders flashed today Ironi Premier Antonio .Segin s Cabinet to author- compared with l,!i!KI.02ll units J!M. Ils total assets at the end if lnr.S. Ford said, were $2..rli.'i.:ioii.tKm. up nearly half a billion from IBM. Ford estimated the net worth of Ihe company at SI. Mid, 21111,01)0, up t27l.!IOO,(l(l(l from Dec. 31, 11134. The statement of earnings and sales was the first ever made pub lic hy Kind. As a closely held family corporation it wasn't re quired to publish such figures until it offered ils stock lo the public n few weeks ago. Ford sloek started off at Sii-l.riO, but since has dipped to $1.2S bill nnd $61.30 asked over the counter. Sen. Kciauvcr In Minn., Calls For Vole at 18 Ihe orders followed bitter clashes between demonstrators and police yesterday in Foggia. Comiso and other towns in the South. Tra ditionally poverty .stricken, the re gion has been brought to a new low by the weather. Tile government charged the Communists were in the vanguard of the demonstrators, who de manded larger government hand outs. The most violent outburst was at Comiso, a city of 23,000 in south east Sicily. Hint police there laid down a tear gas barrage to break up a demonstration of about l.tltltl striking farm workers. The crowd at Comiso left be hind one man dead. 51-vear-old I'anlo Vitale. Koine's Communist newspaper l.'l'nita blamed police brutality, but medical authorities on the scene said Vitale apparently died of a seizure while watching the demonstration. At Foggia, a key military air base near Ihe spur of the Italian boot, s e v e r a 1 thousand jobless workers attempted to storm Ihn MINNEAPOLIS i.fl Dromiing Cilv Mall and Cnvemmont itiiil.i. the voting age lo 18 cannot bring! ing. Tear gas and fire hoses turned 1 anything but good for the nation j them hack, and police arrested '12 and the time for such legislation is j "ringleaders," charging must were now, hen. Kelauvcr iJ-leniu (old . I oniiiiiuiisls. a University of Minnesota convoca tion aiidienco today. The senalor said such a change was needed, "if only lo keep tile nation on an even electoral keel." 'What 1 mean." Kefauver said In his prepared text, 'is that Hie life expectancy is going up and up and every year our society con tains a larger number of old people. Consequently, the decisions vo make at the polls are coming lo reflect a disproportionate weight of iudglnenl by the aged. . . "We honor them and venerate lliem. Bui who can deny that a person's oullook at 711 is different than it was at 30? And who will say that the older viewpoint is better llian the younger, or vice Versa : "Ideally, we should have a balance of viewpoints. The best anil easiest, and I think the only un to strike Hint balance is to lower Hie voting age to lit and give youths its chance to lie heard.'' Kefauver's talk came between vwits lo St. Paul and Minneapolis industrial plants ami a luncheon Willi university faculty members, lie will wind no his liuu-day Miiine sola campaign tour Willi a public rallv al the labor iiiiililniiuiu In-night. Son's ijCWvr Arrives Willi Dcdlli Notice VAIIIM', , .,,ii: 1- . Miv Viili.ri.i tinmen l:oi .i liner and a IcIciTam Sni'.d.i The letter Mas trmu her s,,m in : lie wen!,! he riming lietne: ihe leie.'t .en i e pelted 111., I he was dead I'pl llerheil M.nii.il il nulled Hie letter shortly belnie Hie mat mil. transport plain' left l". imp I'emlle ten for Oakland. Calif . saying: "We'll hi' Hying over l'iida mem ing " The plane he w;e. on clashed .south ol o.iU. in,! la-.! l'inl.i jitter noon, killing all 10 ni.irntes at". .n il "May the steed Lord hie,- u ,'llld keep eu :i::i! Pie : i::.i;-. )s you are now." s.iul his letter. nv(T I j ihv Mud Save Man's 1ilV AMAIMI.LO. Tox. i.r - rwim-'s rri'diitfi a povt;r hno ;imi Milt nuiil null living lhc lift1 of ;i rntrur tmri rnrkor who, f1!! movo ili.in lit- fool from Hie (up nt tin IV lifiliMiin Ituililyij: in (iiHvntnun Am ,H'i(i (:' 8. r.-lhl M.HMriV. . hii'.-r:..! i''cl !i-r ;; riMnp'Uiiiil Il.ulllli' Ol (lis r i l: hi liT.-.i utl ankle and slnnk Hr .liurk a ifourr Imr alnnil ,1 f'd diiwo whii'li mHiDcJ . fall iticnts GI Accused In Rape Case NFWMCIk;. Mo. Ui-Prosoeiiling Ally, .lay White of Phelps Counly says warrants charging rape and kidnaping will be issued today against an Army sergeant accused of forcing a !l-year-old Newburg girl into bis car and raping her on a lonely country road. Stale police said Sgf Harvey M. Johnson. 2H. a chunky brown hailcd father of a (i-iiionth-old daughter told lliem alter his cap lure last night, "I'm sick and in a mess." Ollicers said Johnson neither ad mitted nor denied raping the girl and had made no statement. The 200 ileum! .sergeant, stationed at nearby M. Leonard Wood, offered no resistance when captured. The gul was in his parked car. Police said the gill, idenlilied as Norma -lean Phelps, was taken lo Phelps County Hospital at Holla, where ;m examination established that she had been raped. Witnesses reported nnna was with another girl when a man grabbed her and forced her into bis car. The other girl (led. Murray (ids Kill Contract In Las ("liiis llul I YWonli rav s ' bl.iekeiits, Wilson, lias bed dollar eniiliai-t It in I .as ecas, N Ken Mnr le.itiu mg M.n ie giwai a million appear annually , until ln. The contract calls lor payment ot a quarter million dollars a year tor an eicht week liliiuiniuil. Sammy Lewis, cnlertainmenl di ns lor tor both Hi.' ow Frontier i!'-' Haioi.i hotels in I. as Ve-'as, said Murrav's troupe will alter ll.dc I'.'t-le,-!! t.,- (wo hotels "Ula. k nts" e:iee b.:,! a seen car run in llull wood. It was re-(ic-l tor a three week enea-e-i' nt al the New V rentier ami the run has been held o er lor to weeks. 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