Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, December 21, 1956, Page 9, Image 9

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    Salem, Ore., Friday, December 21," 1956
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Girl Feared Suicide Over Her
False Belief
girl was missing Friday (cared
a possible suicide in the mistaken
belief she let her infant sister die
while baby-sitting.
Margaret Julie Mizzi ran away
from her Queens home Monday,
leaving this note:
"I was washing the dishes. I
HarshmanNew
Masonic Head
MOLALLA (Speclal)-New of
ficers of Molalla Masonic lodge,
installed in ceremonies Thursday
evening, were Marcus Harshman,
worshipful master; 'Leonard Mar-
shall, senior warden; Alfred
JRurns, junior warden; 0. L.
Hammond, treasurer; Karl R.
ijTreadwell, secretary; Albert A.
jl.ambert, senior deacon; Clifford
;Jlitts, junior deacon; Clyde Pitts,
enior steward; Ralph Mattison,
..junior steward; Martin Bairn,
chaplain; Clarence Olsen, tyler;
Dr. J. V. Robertson, trustee for
three years.
Outgoing worshipful master is
George Gilmore. Installing master
Was Norman Palmgren.
I .
Start Pole Harvest
i MOLALLA (Speciall-Bob Babb
is working on the upper Clacka
mas with Lyle and Bill Olsen.
Uobb will peel poles and the other
two men will fell trees. They also
will do some logging, working for
themselves. Bill Olsen's family is
there with him. i
, SPELLMAN FLIES NORTH.
MAGUIRE AIR FORCK BASE,
N.J. ifl Francis Cardinal
Spellman of New York was one of
M. passengers leaving Thursday
aboard a C118 Military Air Trans
port Service flight. He plans a
Christmas visit to American serv
icemen in Newfoundland. Green
land, Iceland and Labrador.
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Sister Is Dead
.went over to look at the baby.
The pillow was on her face. I took
it off. I shook her but she did not
move. 1 think she is dead. I get
scared. I am running away.
"Daddy will kill me when he
finds out. J want to save him the
job. By the time you read this I
will be dead. I will always love
all of you."
But when Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Mizzi returned home aftfr spend
ing an hour out shopping for a
Christmas tree they found
4-month-old Carol sleeping sound
ly and healthily in her crib.
Julie, as the older girl is known
to the family, was gone. She was
wearing blue jeans and a red coat
and, as far as is known, had no
extra clothes, food or money with
her.
Mizzi, 39, an employe ot the
New York City Transit Authority,
notified police. They have spread
the alarm in 14 states.
"I am worried sick." Mizzi
said. "I want Julie back. Of
course it was all a terrible mis
take." ICG to Allow
Express Boost
WASHINGTON fl - The Inter
state Commerce Commission said
! Friday it will permit a proposed
14 per cent increase in charges on
j loss-than -carload shipments of
'railway express to become effec
i live Dec. 27.
The hike, proposed by the Rail
way Express Agency had already
been given clearance by a three
man ICC division, acting for the
organizations and the Agriculture
Department appealed to the full
U -member commission.
The full commission simply an
nounced it would not interfere
with the increase, which covers
less-than-carload business gen
erally, exempting only milk and
cream, newspapers and human re
mains. for the
LAST
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Killer Blames
3 Victims for
Father's Death
ANGOLA, Ind., Wl A 40-year-old
eccentric bacnelor said Fri
day he killed three ot his neigh
bors and wounded two others be
cause he thought they had caused
his father's death.
In the Steuben County jail, where
he was held without charge, Bible
quoting Merlin McNaughton told
a reporter;
"I might as well tell you I
made up my mind a long time
ago to take a crack at those bug
gers' (his neighbors) if I got a
chance. Tuesday night I decided
I had. waited long enough."
McNaughton, who described him
self as an "executioner," accused
his neighbors of breaking Into his
two-story home at nearby Ray
"several times a week" before his
father died in January, 1955.
"f know what they were doing,
too," he told a reportet. "They
were putting carbon compound in
the food, and that's what caused
my father's heart attack."
Sheriff Harry Dirrim, who ov
erheard the interview, said Mc
Naughton's story' w'as "concoted
by a deranged mind."
Preston Bradley, one of the
wounded neighbors, said Mc
Naughton "hated everybody," had
shot at some boys last summer
and "slept in the daytime and
ran around at night watching
people."
ATTEND FUNERAL
MOLALLA I Special ) Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Borkenhagen spent
j Monday in Portland where they
, attended the funeral of Carl Meu-
mann. 80, an old friend of the
Borkenhagens.
MRS. BURDEN ILL
MOLALLA i Special Mrs.
Grant Burden is in Silverton hos
pital and has been there for the
past two weeks Her mother. Mrs.
Ed Kyllo, is keeping small Karen
and Mrs. May Ridings is keeping
Denny while their mother is hospitalized.
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Fex-Fit socks always look like they've just been put
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Pilgrim' Pajamas of
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Honored
Joy Schnorenberg, named to
Who's Who In American Colleges.
Young Silverton
Girl Honored bv
Who's Who Pick
SILVERTON (Special) A Sil
verton young woman has been
naaied to "Who's Who Among Stu
dents in American Universities
and Colleges." .
' Miss Joy Annette Schnorenberg,
20, is the youngest member of the
June 1957 graduating class from
St. Vincent's college of nursing in
Portland which is affiliated with
the Portland university. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
Schnorenberg of 232 Westfield ave
nue, Silverton.
Miss Schnorenberg's school ac
complishments have included pres
ident of the freshman nurses, vice
president of her junior class, and
member of Alpha Tau Delta and
Beta Beta Beta sororities. he
was chosen as this year's princess
of the "Bug Ball" the biological
party. She will be awarded her
Bachelor of Science degree in
June, and her R,N. degree in Sep
tember, 1957, on completing the
requirements in her nurse s train
ing. give him
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MINUTE
Bank Robber i
Grabs $3,000
SPOKANE W A man hold
up a teller at the Northwest Blvd.
Branch of the Lincoln First Fed
eral Savings and Loan Assn. Thurs
day and escaped with an estimated
W.0OO in cash.
Larry Chestnut, assistant mana
ger of the branch, said the main
laid a sack on the counter, pulled
out a gun and told him to give
him "all the money or I'll blow
your brains out."
The holdup man escaped in a
car despite police roadblocks set
up in the busy residential" area
and at the approaches to the down
town business district.
IBM 'Brain' for
Satellite Ordered
NEW YORK tP-The Navy De
partment announced yesterday se
lection of a high-speed electronic
device designed to calculate and
predict the orbit of the first man
made satellite.
The department said the compu
tator, to be provided by the Inter
national Business Machine Corp.,
will be used to keep track of the
satellite asit whirls through space
in an orbit 200 to 300 miles above
the earth.
Miss Schnoienberg was gradu
ated from Mt. Angel academy pre
ceding her entrance in Portland
university and St. Vincent's -Nursing
school.
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Indian Graves
On 2 Islands
Beiiia; Moved
THE DAl.LKS tfi Indian tribal
representatives and Army Kngi
neers, supervising removal of the
remains of Indians from Grave
Island and Memaloose Island in
the Columbia River, expected to
complete the first part of their
task Friday.
Grave Island, which was aban
doned by the Indians as a burial
site after the 1894 floods, and
Mematoos Island, five .miles up
stream, will be flooded as the
Columbia River rises behind The
Dalles Dam.
Only authorized workers and
supervisors were allowed on
Grave Island, where work was to
he completed Friday, and the only
photography permitted was for
government records. Crews next
will move to Memaloose Island.
The skeletons from Grave Island
will be kept at a mortuary here
until a vault overlooking the river
is constructed. The remains from
Memaloose Island, the more mod
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choice of dark or pastel colors.
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N. CAPITOL
Sumatra Army
Coup Reported
JAKARTA. Indonesia Ufi News
papers in the Indonesian capital
said Friday the army has staged
a coup in Sumatra.
The newspapers carried a
speech by Ruslan Mulkohardo,
governor of Central Sumatra, say
ing he had transferred his power
to a local army commander, Lt.
Col. Ahmad Huseln.
There have been widespread
rumors in the past month that the
army has been planning a coup.
Leaders of eight political par
ties, apparently fearing such a
development, met In Jakarta Sun
day and agreed to bury differ
ences and work together for the
preservation of Indonesian demo
cracy. There were no details on the
action reported in Sumatra, or
any confirmation from official In
donesian sources.
crn burial ground, will be interred
in a new cemetery on the Wash
ington side of the river a mil
above the dam.
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Twin brothers Harold and Gerry
Gruetzmacher, age 2, who were
born blind, and their 3-month-old
sister, perished Thursday when
flames swept the house trailer in
which they were alone.
The charred bodies of the boys
were found in the ruins.-
Their sister, Jo Ann, died sev
eral hours later at a hospital.
The mother, Mrs. Harold
Gruetzmacher, who pulled her
daughter from the fire but was
unable to reach the boys, was
treated for minor burns and
scratches at the hospital
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