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Papre 2 Section 2 THE CAPITAL JOURNAL SUPPORTS ()F. UIG Car A ids Landing Of 1-Wheel Plane NORFOLK, Va. i After it was distance. On the fourth pass, he over, weekend pilot Manning set the plane's left wheels on the Rooks could "hardly believe it runway and the rieht wing on happened." And no wonder. top ol the car. While Hornbaker Caught aloft in a lisht plane drove, Ihe car's other two occu- with a damased landing Rear, Panls held "'rats of the plane Rooks had just brnusht his craft ' wouldn't slip olf. Gently, safely to earlh by landing it with Hnrnhaker applied the brakes and one wine alon a movin? auto- stopped. nc s some guy, saia hooks nt Hornbaker . . . ."I'm just clad he Russian Tanks in Budapest thought of it.' Kilu l I.. Hrositj Kites S Vdiirsdav SII.VKRTOV lSni-eiallPiinpr.il when the airport (or M,s Klnc L- Brosig, M. will be held Wednesday mobile. It wasn't a lucky accident. It was planned that way, not by Rooks hut by veteran flier Kd K'Hnbaker, from whose company Rooks had rented the plane. Rooks, who has h0 hours of f'yin lime, had taken off from Municipal Airport for a routine spin yes'.erday control tower radioed that his r.jni landing gear was nangling ,.- lr ,h vimrial ,l,n useless under Ihe plane." ,)H of'Kkman Funeral home. The crash crew at the airport Mrs. Rrosig was the widow of was alerted and Rooks, ISO feel Frank Rrosig. She died Sunday in abeve, inured things "looked an Oreitun Citv hospital alter two had." He'd never made a crash weeks illness following a heart at lano'inj ti,t-k. On the ground. Hornbaker had Kinal rites will be at Maple an idra. Climbing into a hard lop Grove cenielerv at Sculls .Mills and sedan with two other men, he uv. I. M. Nelson, will officiate, drove out on the field. ,rs. nrosig was born Aug. II. The CAA told Rooks that Horn- ti)i j tlc scntls Mills area and baker would try to make Ihe car had lived all of her life in Ibis act as wheels for Ihe plane if ar,.a. Hrr home in Silverlon was Rooks could land with one wing al m Sou(h 2nd St. She was a life on top of the auto. member of Ihe Christian! Rooks made several passes at church and a member of the Royal uic iuudv iu guHxe specu anu .ciglibors lodge. I Survivors arc daughters, Mrs. I Lslella Kay, Mill City; Mrs. Nol- ma Moberg, Claredale, Calif.; Mrs. i Twila Parker. Bend: sons, 0. R. j Rrosig, llealdsherg, Calif.; Orville, Silverlon; Joe Rrosig, Detroit, Ore.; 13 Rrandcllildren and three great grandchildren. Two sisters are Berlha Vedder, Sandy, Ore.; and Annie Ferguson, Scotts Mills. -! -14 lm Nvw - ... : jlir I -4iM-A 1a t W rl I J-t- J . fi1 d j Russian tnnlti and armored cam line itreet near Ihe Petcofi r 1 Russ Acts in Hungary Hit By Italy Red Heads N.A.M. Salem, Oreeon, MoffflS, Efentlw 10, Waft G tin ..!) .H"ViIMll ) s.Oriff's oflicers r Pr rlvi $ yesterday, port. FURNACES Complete Installations Free Survey & L'stimate 34 Months to Pay hi. 4 8790 or 4 8821 Eve. 4 8790 cr 4-882 OIL OR GAS Comfort Clean Thrifly Salem Healing & Sheet Melal Co. MRS Rrnarinav Russian tanks and armored cars line street near the Pclcefi slalue In Rudnpest as Soviet armor opposed Hungarian women who staged demonstrations against the Russians and puppet gov ernment set up by them. The women were attempting to honor their dead those killed In Ihe October uprising. (AP Wirrphoto) Yoliiiir Democrats AoiiilSctTi'lary second lime in a row at the La bish Meadows Harden cluh C'urisl-' mas show at Hazel tin-en held ROSKRURG Ml The executive over the weekend board of Ihe Young Democrats of M A , (-ard;n cIb , Oregon, meeting here Sunday, ,, , lh ,.,., ..,, nH sln Little Garden Club Winner At Hazel Green Yule Show HAZKL GRKEN (Special' Top i of pine cones and dusted with honors were won hy the Little Gar- 'frost' was the Mt. Angel motive. uen ciud oi haiem neifints lor the j individual cones formed the dec orative note on individual cards on the Mt. Angel table. South Hills used white candles ROME W Open criticism of Soviet intervention in Hungary) broke out Monday at the National Congress of the Italian Commu- j nist Party, the biggest in the West ern world. j The verbal attack came despite endorsement of the Soviet line by ; Palmiiu" ToUiiaiii, the lough parly i secretary who has bossed Italy's 1 two million Communist Party members for years. Antonio Giotitti, a Communist member of the Chamber of Depu ties, spoke out for the critics. He said Soviet intervention in Hun gary "cannot be reconciled with the principles of socialism." i "In Hungary and in Poland," he said, "the party was not de fended by the comrades who kept silent, but by those who have creased democracy and freedom of expression, (which are! essen- (y pi Woli of tial conditions for the tiresome I I Oil! odltrlH HI process of renewal inside our party. If it is impossible to cor reel men, one must change them.' Two Sajem residents are among This last phrase was taken as 13i000 students enrolled in Wash- a suggestion that present party ington university, St. Louis. Mo.. leaders he changed. for ,he 1956.57 year chancellor Giohtti s speech was heard in Ethan A H shepcy has an. silence by the several hundred pounced Communist delegates, carefully Roberi P Vjckon, son of Mr. picked from all over Italy by the and MrS- R R wilcken, 375 Faulk Dartv Kxecutive Committee. Thrti n.j tu- with a hand-woven pink cloth, cen- several rose to congratulate him. Echoo, of arts and scioces; Hill tered with pink vigil lights in ! " man William Fischer, son of Mr. wroughl-iron holders, at which! SHOTGUN IN TOWN LOADED ilnd.uM.ru "'illi?m Fh"' ?'5 . . , ... fcouth 14th St., is enrolled in the coffee and hot spiced tea with ( CASI'KR, Wyo ifl - Johnny graduate school of arts and Christmas cookies, was a popular Shotgun was in town Ihe other sciences, philosophy division. spot during the two day's o( the j h'sht and he was loaded, I show police said. Shotgun is an Arapa- SKIN DtVKR DROWNS rhri.im. mt; ,... nn! Indian arrested on a com-! LOS AN'GKLES ifl A l.i-year- Christmas music was played , piain, he WM inxicatrd and n,d sk djvor Richard during show hours by Mrs. Ralph ' erealing a disturbance at an auto became tangled in his oxygen ap Gilbert and Mrs. Curtis Wright. Icourt. 1 paratus and drowned in the ocean 'jrjtfffi-. ulkc knows iliat a NKW YOKK Ernest G. Swl gert. shown In New York City today, is president-elect of Ihe National Association of Manu facturers. He Is from Portland. Ore. (AP Wirephoto) St. Louis School r cJai FURNACE juosorrs Can "make ny Kouse COMFORTABLE PHONE NOW Foa. A FREE ESTIMATE ON ROSSOt OAS HEAT brjovrkom 1 f "V m-ncr I ( y 1 approved the appointment of Phil Hill club of Salem placed third. f-'rn;t nf PnrllnnH nz pxernlii'P secretary. Tables in Gold Green He succeeds Al Hoffard. also of! The Salem Heights club entry Portland, who resigned to become was a table in gold and green. press secretary to Sen. Wayne I'""'" 2old candles in a bed of Morse. greenery, decked with gold balls. The board announced plans for' centered the green cloth-covered a regional Young Democrats' eon- table. ference in mid-January at Boise. A font-high Christmas tree built in a pine swag with a tew sprigs of gold leaves to accentuate the exhibit. 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