Salem, Oregon, Monday, November 5, 1956
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
Section'. ! Sage 3
Port of Balloon Parade
Hungary News
with the Russian murderers" and
"freedom for Hungary" broke
through police cordons and
swarmed around the Russian war
memorial Monday in this divided
city. '
The students carried signs in
Russian proclaiming freedom for
Hungary and marched to the war
memorial after placing wreaths at
British and French public build
ings in West Berlin denouncing
"aggression against Egypt."
The guard on the border sepa
rating East Berlin from the west
ern part of the city had been dou
bled as Communist newspapers
reported the wrecking of Hun
gary's ''Fascist counter-revolution"
by Soviet troops.
The guards were armed with
submachine guns and carried out
searches of automobiles coming
from Allied-occupied West Berlin.
Angry British
Demonstrate
Against War
LONDON (fl-Clamoring crowds
tied up famed Trafalgar Square
for hours Sunday In the wildest
demonstrations seen in London in
20 years. Cries of "no war" and
demands that Prime Minister
Labor Party orators egged the
crowd on with anti-Eden slogans.
They assailed the government for
the armed intervention in Egypt
and cried "Eden must gol"
HE HELPS EISENHOWIft.;"
SECAUCUS, N.J., (UP -Presi
dent Eisenhower today: receji4t4
Stirs Upsurge
In West Berlin
BERLIN. tfl Hundreds of West
Eden resign marked the demon
some unexpected: last, minute sup
port in his bid for' reelection.,
Henry B. , Krajewskl, , Uftn
owner and former pig' farmer mi
ning (or the presidency as the
American Third Party candidate,
withdrew Sunday In favor of "the
president I
strations.
About 35 persons were arrested.
DELIGHTFUL MISS
HOLLYWOOD (UP) -Disc
Jockey Ira Cook reports a new
best selling recordis "It's Delight
ful To Be Married" sung by Gisclc
Mackenzie,
Miss Mackenzie Is not married.
Some appeared in Magistrate's
court Monday morning, where
they received light fines on
charges of insulting behavior. The
stiffest fine was 20 shillings
Berlin students shouting "down
IS2 BU1 witn 20 shillings costs.
Kit'-'
A giant linn and Its tnmrr are one nf the many circus-type Riant
balloons that will appear here next Saturday lor the" Riant balloon
parade sponsored by Salem merchants. The parade starts at 10 a.m.
at the capital Mall.
Merchants Announce List
Of Balloons in Big Parade
An exciting array of giant bal
loons for the giant balloon parade
being presented by all of the Sa
lem merchants on November 10
has just been announced.
The theme for the parade "Four
James Burton
Dies Suddenly
James Clarence Burton. 74. a
Salem area resident for more than
30 years, died suddenly Saturday
night at his home, 2665 Wallace
Rd., from tthat was thought to be
a heart attack.
-Burton had engaged in farming
most of the time since moving
west io Salem in 1921. He was born
June 20, 1882, at Tazwell, Va and
was married. to Hattie C. Cannoy
Dec. 3. 1910. She survives.
The family resided in Texas prior
to moving to Oregon and spent a
few years in Yamhill county after
moving to this state.
Burton was a member of the
Summit Methodist church in the
Popcorn vicinity.
Survivors in addition to the wi
dow include four sons, Tom. Mac
leay; Vivien, Tandy and Edwin,
all of Salem; sisters, Mrs. Ennis
Russell, Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs.
Gillaspie, Amarillo, Texas; Mildred
Burton and Mrs. Dollye Casleel,
both of Tampa, Texas; and Mrs.
Kate Fawcett, Fairvicw, Okla.; and
eight grandchildren.
Howell-Edwards mortuary will
announce funeral arrangements.
Happy Days in a Child's Year"
will feature tho following balloons;
Christmas 1. Christmas Tree 2.
Lolly Pop 3. Candy Apple 4. Can
dy Cane 5. Christmas Stocking 6.
Santa Claus.
Easter 1. Chick in Shell 2. Eas
ter Egg 3. Easter Bunny. ,
Birthday 1. Birthday Float 2.
Doll 3. Toy Soldier 4. Toy Horse
5 and 6 Cowboys 7. Noah s Ark.
Circus 1. Gornlla in Cage Wag
on 2. Miss Hippo 3. Pink Elephant
India Elephant 5 and 6. Clowns
7. Upside Down Clown 8. Fat
Thin Clown 9. Circus Gent 10. Roily
Poly Clown. 1,. Clown on Rhino,
12. Seal, 13. Lion and tamer, 14.
Fat Woman, 15. Tom Thumb. 16.
Living Skeleton. 17. Sword Swal
lowcr, 18. Tatooed Man, 19. 2
Heated Cat, 20. Acrobats, 21.
Hippo, 22. Snake and charmer, 23.
Elephants.
In addition to this large display
of balloons tho parade will also
include local bands and marching
units, and approximately 150 local
school boys. The parade will start
from the capitol mall at 10 a.m. on
Saturday, November 10.
This is the first time that a pa
rade of this type has ever been
presented in the state of Oregon,
and a great deal of interest is be
ing shown in it throughout the
Willamette valley.
Falling Tree
Causes Short
A tree falling on electric wiring
Saturday caused a short circuit
lhat burned out a fuse box and
wires in a Salem home, city fire
men reported.
Firemen said M. L. Barrett, 525
South 19th St., was chopping a
walnut tree about 4:15 p.m. when
it fell the wrong way, striking
power lines leading to neighbor's
home. 11
The strain on the wires jerked
the meter box from the home of
Miss Verlc Krcutz, 545 South 19th
St.. burning out the fuse box and
wiring in the home. Burning in
sulation on the wires caused con
siderable smoke in the house but
little damage except to the wiring,
firemen said.
Public Meeting
Of Baha'i Slated
Mrs. Marjorie Thompson, 1363
Saginaw St., announced today that
plans are complete for an open-to-Ihe
public Baha'i Faith Conference
on November 11. 1956. at 10 a.m.,
at the Young Women's Christian
association, 768 State St.
The conference theme. "Expec
tancy and Fulfillment of Prophet -hnod
and rrnphecy," commemor
ates the birthday nf n.ihn'u'llah,
founder of tho Baha'i World Faith,
on November 12, 1817.
Some 60 representatives arc ex
pected from Washington, Idaho
and Oregon for the meeting, which
is jointly spons-ored by Baha'is in
the Salem area and the Baha'i
Northwestern Area Teaching com
mittee. VISITS AT BAKER
AMITY (Special) Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. llawlcy recently spent sev
eral davs in Eastern Oregon, where
Mrs. Hawley visited wilh her
mother, Mrs. Clara McGaughey, in
Baker, while Mr. Hawloy was elk
hunting in the vicinity of Union.
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EISENHOWER AND McKAY PARTNERS FOR PEACE
as The Oregonian, November 2, 1956 says:
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about Morse: about McKay:
"In a time 'of international crisis, Oregon
citizens do not have the moral right to
resign from the Union and send back to
Washington a senator whose bitterness,
frustration and hatred of the president
can and will be used to endanger the
unity of the nation."
Remember. .
A VOTE FOR MORSE IS
Cast your vote for world peace
"Oregon citizens do have the moral
obligation to elect to the Senate a man
who by character and inclination works
easily and constructively with his col
leagues; a man who is not a maverick
and headline hunter, seeking always
his own aggrandizement, but who is
as steady, as sound and as sensible as
any statesman Oregon has produced."
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