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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL'
Salem, Oregon, Friday, December 14, 1958
Many Refugees
Young, Eager
For Education
Couldn't Go to Hungary
Universities Unless i
They Were Reds
Br HERB ALTSC1IULL
MUNICH, ttermany wi manyj
Hungarian refugees headed for a :
new, life in the United States arej
between 18 and 23 and are thirst-1
ing to attend an American uni-1
versity.
A striking tmng about ine now
of refugees in the big airlift is
the number of young men.
Nearly all want to go to school.
They have had enough of commu
nism and dictation about who can
go to what school and why.
This correspondent spoke with
half a dozen such young men.
none of whom wanted his name
published.
Take one young man, who can
be called Endre. He is 18. tall,
sandy-haircd and ruggedly hand
some as are most of the young
Hungarians here. He is going to
Philadelphia, where his uncle
lives. !
"I want to he a veterinary sur
geon," he said.
There was no chance for him to
study at a Hungarian university
because his father used to be a
lawyer.
"Unless you join the Communist
party," he said, "you do not go
to a university in Hungary if you
are of bourgeois background."
In other words, your family
must have a long working class
tradition.
When the students began dem
onstrating in Budapest Oct. 23, he
and his friends at a high school
tried to storm Radio Budapest.
Dozens were killed, "including
my best friend," said Endre.
At that point, he decided that if
the Communist government were
not overthrown he would attempt
to flee to America.
The Russian tanks moved in
Nov. 4 and Endre lit out for the
Austrian border. He left behind
him his family and a German
camera, which he used to take
LEGXLS . "
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
Martin Petersen, administrator of
tha titate of Soren Petersen. De
ceased, will at 310 Pioneer Trust
Building, Salem, Oregon, on and aft
er 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon n(
tht 2fith day of December. lf)5fi, ie
at private sale for earn the interest
of Soren Petersen In and In the fol
lowing described real premises, to
wn: An undivided ope-hnlf Interest In
and to the following described
real premises, to-wlt:
Lot 1 and the Southerly one-hnlf
ef Lot 0, Block 1, North Limits
Addition to Salem. Marlon Coun
ty, Ore-iton (tee Volume 11. pnfe
17, record of Town Plata for laid
county ami state).
eat In the premises beginning at
tht northwesterly corner of Lot 7,
Block 2. North Limits Addition to
(h City of Salem. Marlon County.
Oregon; thence Westerly along trie
northerly line of said Lot 7, it ex
tended, 40 feet; thence Southerly
parallel to the Westerly line of
aald Lot 7, 50 feet; thence Easterly
along the Southerly line of aald
Lot 7, If extended Westerly 40 feet
to the Southwesterly corner of
Mid Lot 7; thence Northerly along
the Westerly line of mid Lot 7,
M feet to the place of beginning.
And also, an undivided one-half
Interest In the Southerly one-hnlf
of the premises beginning at the
Northwesterly cornrr of l-ot .
Block 2, North Limits Addition to
the City of Salem. Marlon County.
Oregon: thence Westerly along the
Northerly line of snid Lot . If ex
tended. 40 feet; thence Southerly
parallel to Ihe Westerly line of
aald Lot 6, 50 feet: thence Ksterlv
along the Southerly line of said
Lot 6. if extended Westerly, 40
feet 1o the Southwesterly corner
of said Lot 0: thence Northerly
along the Westerly line of snid
Lot '. 50 feet to the place of be
ginning. Said sale Is to be made in pursu
ance ol an order nf the Honorable
Val D. Sloper, ludpe of the Circuit
Court of the Stnte of Oregon lor
Marlon County, in proceeding prnd
Ing therein entitled "In thr Mailer
ot the Estate of Soren Peterien. De
censed." Clerk's regiMrv No lfl.'Wi.
Dated and firit published this 2.lrd
day of November. IS.Vi.
. MARTIN PETERSEN,
Administrator of the Estate of
Soren Petersen. Decerned
BHOTEN. RHOTEN Ar SPKERSTRA.
310 Pioneer Trust Building,
Salem, Oregon
Attorneys for Administrator
N.23.30.D.T.14.
NOTICE TO (' ItKIMTOHS
NOTICE IS HEREBY CllVEN that
the Circuit Court nf Marlon Cmintv,
Oregon, Probate Department, ha ap
pointed the undcrMKnrd administra
tors of the esUte of Clair Cobb, de
ceased. All rlaims of permtn against
said estate must be presented to uiid
administrators at 130 W. 1st Avenue,
Albany. Oregon, or at Cnbb Manufac
turing Company. Jefferson. Oregon,
within six months from date hereof
with proper vouchers.
DATED and first published the
10th day of Novrtnher, l!Ml
111. EN COMB
rex conn
Admlnlstrntors
WEATHER FORD & THOMPSON
Albany, Oregon
Attorneys for Administrators
Nov ao,Dec.7,l4.21
NOTICE OP EXECI'TRIX SALE OF
RliAl. lMKH'tllTY
NOTICE HEREBY IS tJIVKN th.t
pursuant to an order of Hie Circuit
Court of the State of Orrnn for Ihe
County of Marion, tn Probate, m.irie
and entered on the 12th tl.iv of De
cember, I'.'M. in the Matter of the
Eilale of FRANK F TURNER De
ceased, the under.' i sued, as Fei-u-trix
of the aforesaid estate, will pro
ceed to sell, at private sale, from and
after the Hth day of January. I;57.
at 211 Pioneer Trust Building. North
Commercial Street, Salem, Million
County, Oregon, to the lntheM hid
der on terms heretnnlter mentioned,
such sale to be reported to md Court
and to be subtect to resale and re.
quire confirmation by said I'miit, the
following described real property of
said estate, to-wil:
Lot 8. Block M. in the Citv of Sa
lem. Marlon County. Oregon. iSee
Vol. 1. pagr 2. Itei-orri i! Town
Plata for said count v aiid state i ;
save and excenl therefrom 4i 0
feel Of land otf the eatei Iv end
thereof hi runhefme tme t .1 hv
Nathanlai Croan to A K Turner
by deed recordrd on p.ige Vol.
liO. Deed Records Mar am County,
Oregon.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS Or
SALE: Cash, lawful money of the
United States, or on credit with one
third 01 more of the purchase pi tie
fatd at time of execution of a con
ract.
The undersigned, as said executrix,
hereby reserves the right to reject
any and all bids for said real prop
erly. Dated this 14th day of December.
19M.
AI ICE MAY Hl'ST,
Executrix afotesaid
211 Pioneer Trust Building
lem, Oregon
PEERY T BURFN
Attorney for Executrix
211 Pioneer Trust Building
talera. Oregon
pictures "of animals and nature."
As far as Endre is concerned,
"communism is finished in Hun
gary. " He describes the Russians
in Budapest as "frightened ani
mals who keep looking over their
shoulders to see who is following
them."
Endre has no fears about plung
ing into a new worm.
U.S. Taxes at
$447 a Person
WASHINGTON U-r"cdera1 lax
collections averaged a record $447
for every person in the country
The Communists were always ' ur,ng ,lhe ,''sca year enrted last
trying to run America into the
mud," he said, "but the people
just don't believe It."
Fired Santa Arrested
June 30, the Internal Revenue
Service said today.
This was an increase of about
$46 over the previous year, and
$11 greater than the peak average
in fiscal 1953.
g r.. ... . inc ll!cm average o irir
Ull ShOjllJllIlK Lhrge above the $313 in fiscal 1945 at the
WEST PALM BEACH. Fla. end of World War II.
When Matthew J. Stina, 50, was1 The report covers a 90-year
discharged as a department store period during which the low point
Santa, he told youngsters "sorry, , in average individual collections
kiddies, but Santa has to go back was in 1S35. That year, the rev
to the North Pole." jenuc service said, the per capita
City detective Tom Morris said 'iKurc was I'-9 " 13,1 collections
that instead of heading for the totolline $112,421,0110.
pole, the ex-Santa strolled through The 1956 average was based on
another store and shoplifted o record collections of $75,112,649,
musical clock. Morris charged 000 from a population totaling
Stina with petty larceny. 1 168,091,000. j
Peruvian Indians
Like Iowa Corn
LIMA, Peur Peru's Indians
have found that Iowa corn makes
a good variety of chicha, and they
feel better about things.
Chicha, a potent fermented
i drink made from corn, has been a
j favorite of Peru's 'Indians since
! the days of the Incas.
Because of a severe drought,
Peru is short of com and the
United States has been supplying
needs with grants in aid.
It tastes a bit different than
j Peru's own.
HIS JOB DID HIM IN
TAMPA, Fla. The Tampa
Junior Chamber of Commerce
decided to cancel its Dec. 27 meet
ing. The program chairman ob
served that this could be done
conveniently, since the scheduled
speaker had quit his job. His topic
was to have been: "My job and
what It does for me."
Bank 'Client'
Pulls Stickup
SOUR LANE, Tex. W-A dark,
200-pound man ended a business
conference yesterday with E. A.
Luce, president of the Sour Lane
State Bank, by shoving a pistol at
him and robbing the bank of
$25,211.
Luce said the man had been
around Sour Lane two or three
days using the name "Rankin." He
came into the bank just before
closing time and talked for an
hour about plans to build a can
ning factory.
Suddenly he pulled the gun and
forced five employes to lie on the
floor while Luce complied with his
orders to gather up all the small
denomination bills from the tel
lers' cages. Then he herded every
one into the vault.
Police threw up roadblocks in a
wide area of east Texas.
Christmas Unites
Estranged Couple
LOS ANGELES (JV-In the spirit
I of Christmas, William C. Nichols
and his estranged wife, Ilene, put
'aside their differences and went
1 shopping for presents for their
three children.
They agreed on all the gifts.
Her lawyer, E. Loyd Sanders,
told Judge Elmer D. Doyle there
wasn t anything for him to do. H
said he will rebate his $175 fee if
they reconciled before Christmas.
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