Pape 2 Section 1 Bodies Sisters Police Free 1 Suspect, Quiz 2nd v By RKRNAPD GAV7.KR O'.ICAGO tP Disco very c.t the buir. frozrn bodies of the missing G.mrs s slcrs $el police no a full irn'p f?arch todav with the hope ft so'inion nny n!o he found to I unsolved sla vines of three be s. Authorities quickly noted simi hr.lirs in In s!a injjs of the girls Barbara Grimes. 15, and Pa tricia. 1.1 and the three school boys whose bodies were found 15 tionihs aso, nude and strangled ina v.ootird area. i Tc'icc picked up two men for O?st:oning. Both denied any; kr"vled"c of the slaying. ' One men was released. The necrnd, identified by police asi Waller hrantz, 51. a laborer, was br!d for further interrogation. Po lice said he had been questioned Irs! week about the Rirls' disap pearance and released. . The girls' bodies were found along a litlle-traveled country road southwest of Chicago. They had left home the night of Dec. 28 lo see an Klvis Presley movie. There had been numerous re ports they were seen in the city or en route to Nashville to meet prrsley. Police had been inclined to conclude the girls were runa ways. 'They, anothei sister and two brothers lived with their mother. Their mother, Mrs. L o r e 1 1 a Grimes, 4fi, insisted throughout that the girls met with foul play. Her divorced husband Joseph, also 48. a truck driver, reflected frustration and bitterness when he enme to the country road and looked at the bodies. "Thai's Barbara." he said. Then! his body seemed to go slack and be wept bitterly. Helped by two policemen who walked him from the roadside, he cried: "I told them (police the i ft iris wouldn't run away. Why in ! tha hell wouldn't they listen?" Sheriff Joseph Lohman said the' bodies may have been placed ; along the German Church Road, near Willow Springs, as long as two weeks ago. A heavy snow Jan. 9-10 apparently hid them. A rain and thaw Monday re moved the snow. The bodies, ly ing about 10 feet from the road, were found by a motorist. Barbara's chest bore three marks which Lohman and coro- j ner'i officials said could have j been inflicted by a small-caliher rifle or an ice pick. Np clothing was found, just as in the case of the slaying of the three boys. The cause of death must await findings by a team of three path ologists who will begin detailed examination today. Police said the three marks on Barbara's chest raised ninths similarity between the Grimes' , pirls slayings and the brutal murvmilrs off the coa,t der of the three boys in October, The Nike Ajax, a 1?". i The bodies of the hoys Robert TVcrson. 14. John Schuessler, 13. and his brother Anton. 11 showed markings which police said may hive bren infbrted bv a pronged t-ot. Their bodies were tcssed into Kihinson Woods northwest of Chi- f-o. about 20 miles from the ?-nc of yesterdays discovery. tL", . T. T .l l1 ii in i i-v jinn mr naa re end a mysterious telcnrmne call in which a man said that if the ( - lies cir's were lo be found pivc should search Santa Ke P.-.rk Th-s park is about a mile and a half fiom where the bodies v -re tounn. Krantx was seized at h s hme yesterday and ncair, he "pG(?st!y denied any connection With the slayings. in production hy the tllenn 1.. Mar iron ore mine in the tin l . is operational alreadv at Lamest or!d. iJiSS acres on top side, is a: Mihoinf Minn. River Da Four, Five llwllellc .Named New IVe.-ulent Of Hoard Vxpansmn of !r Liver Davs 4th of .1 into a four or ft W.I'.ameMf crlri l"omed as a riefm "c ; V orinf .(lay D scus-ion or cham.nc fiual program ir,: a ier;e ity was held at a meet:-.; board of ri.re!or Tjvia frome other tentat,'. f pi discused at the meeiiri i officers were electf-d i the 37 memoer rrpre -er it Salem clubs ar.d or f r.::i;.- ir. attendance Hullrtlp md Robert Hullrttf of "f .-i ' -Lat i lub w as r. : t i' : president of the board h a ice-president last year (-.-: r hcrrs elected were Ro--: P ers. 20 TO club, ikf prrs-of-i Mrs. William Ferguson. Sa Junior Woman's club, s ere:: v end Don Wells. Kxchare Ir isurer. liihette said Wednesday morr lr : that nothing definite & o c u'ed about nakirr the rri logger but that the idea ai be.r r purn rareful consideration It was sufgested at the meet mc that A Irncer event would male it pm- ible to have a river barge pas cart. of Slain Chicago r duncl m Woods A f M ! 1 I It Ml 1 l v, .- 1 i -crs hi i i5.v v- iii - - v vS If"-" CHICAGO Mr. Urflli Grlmri burin krr ace lo hrr hands, weeping at (he newt that hrr two daughter!, misiinK alnee Dec. 2X. were fouod alaln, their bodlei dumped by a roadside. A little neighbor child walks away, wiping her eyes. The bodies of Bar barbara, IS, and Patricia, 13, were disrorered yesterday southwest ol the city. (AP Wirrphotol Army to Install Nike With 50-Milc Ranee Hercules to Take Plaee of Ajax In Cities By P. I). FORT RAKER. El.DRKn Calif. IP The Armv will soon have in operation Nike suided missile capable of knocking down a hostile plane M I.i-mile rance missile supplied antiaircraft hal- tones guarding vital American cities, is being replaced by the bicccr. more lrth.il Nike Hercules, with approximately twice the range. Described as able to dotrov nv present supersonic planes, Hercules is controlled bv an im- proved electronic 'brain" Known as the missile m;trr $siem. this brain rollect trirpet ininrmation by radar, feeds throiiph nn intricate computer and. electronically locVinc ontn the misMle. directs it to the in truding plane. A direct h.t is not necosary to fMr.v a PIanf- rrts say. nriniiM' ni tne irrnitc dibm ana fracmentalinn. j The missile master ssinn, now Ft. Mearif. Md . where a pilot model is in sen ice at defense hat- 8 Seen as IJav Lvenl j The new president aUo staled that it was dmded at Tuesday's nieelirc that an executive commit- ; 1 tee would be set up in the near future which will include the four "officers and the chairmen of three conimrtters which are now m the procr of formation 11.. said that the three new w n.iUi be w a s iiiid r!:;ty and promotion ics and event 1 ai-fi hie erra! riif:ercnt he pointed out "Ihcv 'V:r mcriirr! p from r.take up tne Ka:d of di- rec:or Tf of the o'hrr si::estions a-f meetire '.nclued one ': h.jf rce on orf day and a' r:Of or w or; another :, K'r:,r ;r r jn f a:'ar ..ii.- d and a buffalo ed he -r time M"f fit - Sa-iopa: F-i Z.unt T"" '. 'i i s . v v.r-l for sand-..- i a-t cforat:on ' m b T.-''-r.i r, . t the f.;'r, T - rr f fTtfl (' fnr ir,r, ,,.,,... . .,: t s-f var:ne P"i -r r Wii'aTv et'f T't f.j't rradr The mnury v fd fi'r'. v hv u Saiem ' Junior W yrr.ir i c.-a. , Mother Bereaved teries guarding the Baltimore area. Washington- Nike defenses today guard w. ... ii,ii. In a broad sweep north from i Washington through New England. I .... '"uu,uim .munis, n, industrial complex around1 Hanford. Wash., the Nike defenses reach out to Seattle and down the 1 Parilic Coast as far as Los An-! Rrlcs The Army plans to similar- protect San Dirso soon New Vork. Boston, rittshurch. Bulfalo - Xiacara Chicaco-G a r y, il.iil cllfr M,W""V .seati e. San Franusoo and l,os Anteles are anions the cities whore Ajax will be replaced by Hercules. u n'i""'d f-' "reck ..need toodess of victory, actual- 1 is a I.1.111 y of weapons. The such as ' "- er rant;e. To Scare cro Out of rurchase CHATT ANOtKiA. Tenn. ur A heavy rharce of evnlnsive tinnar entty dynamite, was set off earlv Wednesday on the sidrwalk lead- mrnI- inc to a unite man's house that ' 11 a1'!'11" obvious that some rei-entl had been shown to Ne- ' Inf Dominican police are m proes anion; prospective buers V0'X0(1 m 'h'S attempted riecep- The bla1-! injured no one. but ,lpn il shattered several windows in Porter aid the State Depart- the Avondale section house and cr.-uKed the concrete sidrwalk l.alen Y Lehman said he and ni wiie ana two caucnteM were n-leep in upstairs bedrooms when the eploMe went otf, rocking the immediate area A larce cross was h'mncd in front of the house last Dec. y Filler .Named as Air I nil (liairinan W SHIGTO l ister Pr:nc ille. Robert T w as announced Tuesri.i ncw chairman of the Oregon Agricultural S'af i'uration and Conservation Con-.m;i:ee The Department of cric'.;lture aKo named Jens Ter.ieson. Pen- dleton. as a memVr of the com- nut tee I.'-:er. already a member sue- cold ' Harvey M:!,er. Portland, who is re)ir:ng as chairman j fl'cht was canceled because the Fi Pt B1.ISHFR DIFS AT M 1 airport at Chicago, where he was 0'TK10. Ore f Maurice to make connections, was weath F'.hal Ba;p. publisher of the week- ered in. !v Ontario rgus from 100 to ! will he buried here Wednes- Tenn s was introduced to t h e Ba.n M. died S.Vi.rriav Dance! CRYSTAL TTonifff FrtickeT Porter Takes T 1 . IV 1 . look ai rnoi Mystery Case Certain Witness Didn't Kill Himself. Rut -fl as Murdered WASHINGTON upi Rep. Por er lu-ure' said luesoav He is "com meed ' a Dominican Air-1 l,n. ,ii ...a. -m,rA.rr.- .j n t IliriOP f'nnlril.fl Th .rman - n.mi n. I lavm Antnmr, H i a Matfa vi. u,e arr.t1-H .aH,nr ih'i. iih , citidad Trunllo. Dominican Re.lreaHv 1. hart, ..n ih.,r n:,,. nuW.c. for oueslionine in the dis-; anncarance of Gerald Murnhv nl f n,, imh.. i. Dominican Airlines pilot, disap- Dec. .1. The Dominican sovernmcnt said the arrested man was found banc- erf j n.s c(.i ,! a !,. jn Mh,cn n(? sa;() ne Murphy. Porlrr sa.d he had evnectcd Tucsdav a report throuch the .timu - iM'pannicnt on me a iaiiv "i inc siiuiac note nut 1n.11 it a.a : not receive it. The department sain ii naa no news as to Mur- ; phy's whereahouts. j Tcrter said that on the basis of available information, he is "con- 'inced that He La Masa did not commit suirrie " i neiieve ne was murdered and ,np -'t'dc contrived to end the imcsnsation nl Murphy s disan- Pfarant'' he said state- mpm na5 assured him it niake a full inestication kMf hl pffu'e inforrtwd. w:ir Plane I)eIaveK HtMison Misses Fas Vegas Date WASHINGTON iT Secretary of Agriculture Benson missed a speech making due with the Na tional Wool Tirowers Assn m Las Vegas. Nov.. Wednesday because of plane connection trouble Benson's office here reported he as trying to arrange transporta- tion so he could make the speech Thursday, Aides said that if Benson is un- able to make tV trip, the speech may be read to the convention by someone else 1 Benson had arranged to fly to I-as Vegas late Tuesriav. but his; l'ni:e.i Stares bv av of the S'j'.rn lsUnd Cricket Club about 1RT4. ! CASH PRIZE To Pareen With lucky Tick! GARDENS THE CAPITAL JOURNAL "fe, to Ifor pce Parleys Language f Replv on Oase-Fire Called Propaffantla LONDON -U The British For eign Office has expressed doubt about accepting lemens agree-, ment to cease-fire talks as a move toward settling border troubles in -. " j the Aden protectorate area. It -; said Yemen's acceptance ap : f, peared to be a propaganda ge.s- emcn told Britain in a note it does not object" to entering talks 'if the purpose is the cease-fire j in both free Yemen and occupied cmen and as a preliminary step resulting in negotiations toward solving the whole problem." I The Foreign Office objected to the use of the term "occupied Yemen." It said in a statement: "Jf the term 'occupied Yemen' is supposed to refer to the Aden protectorate, we cannot accept it in any way. The phrase appears to have been used for propaganda purposes."' The Aden protectorate, in the southwest portion of the Arabian Peninsula, is administered by Britain under treaties with the local sultans. Yemen long has claimed western Aden. Isolated fighting has occurred frequently in the wild frontier region. In recent weeks, both Yemen and Britain accused the other of step ping up hostilities. . Britain offered Jan. 14 to begin peace talks. Sultans of the various tribal units, in the Aden protecto rate agreed provided Yemeni troops withdraw from Aden terri tories. Yemen did not comment on the condition set by the sultans. The; note to Britain mentioned only a meeting "between officers from both parties." Much of the trouble in the past . has stemmed from the poorly i defined borders in the rugged region. There would be a cease-fire at once, the Foreign Office statement said, if "Yemen ceased to raid o the protectorate and ceased to supply protectorate dissidents with arms and supplies." Birr f,, w;u Prove He Can L,(irrx Liauor MIAMI, Ma. -Are you drunk ;t ..... k.... . . . 1. . in ...,. Ki.-., in your oiooasircam : -, j , ! meter, a mecbanica. testing de- vice, savs ves William C. Rose savs no At i.t, , .u. .. fllnuf lib ha '238 pounds! and nn i pint-a-day rou- tin. r 11,. j-.-i, ... rlams in civ rr. hr., .lnrto- Fr.nn A shi-bi" ti,. a. ...... .ij ' 1 anartmsnt ' bouses was chamed iwith drunk dhvins on the basis of a drunkomeler readins show- inc .246 per cent alcohol in his bloodstream. Rme hr,s ,0 dj(f(,r , Bpfor(. oinc 0 m,r, hp d "A little man who isn't used to drinkinR might be in bad shape wi n a ?4fi reariir.p hut I'm nnt ill drink enouch whiskv to set up to that reading and the dem- onstrate that 1 can drive my car and do anvthinp else thev ask me " When he agreed lo the novel courtroom experiment, the judge also decreed that Rose take a dnin test before and Aftr h,c : tipphne. He specified that the ' alter" test be conducted roped-off area. Justice Douglas4 Krollicr, 68, Dies BATTLK CRKKK. Mich, if - and Kdwin B. Douglas, ftfi, brother of , V. S Supreme Court Justice Wil liam O Douglas, died at his home here Tuesday. i Douglas was plumbing inspector for the city of Battle Creek and had lived here 3.S years. His father. Harold Douglas, was V. S. consul in Toronto when World War I began. Kdwin served in the Ca nadian Army during the war. BOX OFFICE O ticketsN f NOW ON SALE CESARI VAUETTI n'illsmrttf Auditorium Jsn. :4 S:1S P. M. ST OLAF COLLEGE CHOIR Willimrltr Auditorium Kfh. 1 g:15 P. M. Store Hours 9 JO 5 30 Evfrr Dt Tot Rrsrrvations Dial I M 4 :SJ4 Jewelfr k Sihrsmithf Certifiei! Oemnnrits s e and Liberty ! f ' : -mm ! " , la I ar, " A t U ilk U 1 II I VI 1 ' J I w , 1 II l tj anil l 1 1 ll l l.watTiwJ:-.WaMaiiasiiiiiiiiiiMajaaaiiasiasiaa i 'Bomber Said To Be Classic Paranoia Case NEW YORK I What made the "Mad Bomber" tick? T- nci'hiqtricte tha sncnAr an- simpie 0ne described him Wednesday as a " classic textnooK case of paranoia.' The dictionary delines paranoia as a mental disorder character- ized by "delusions of persecution and of one s own greatness." 1 In terming George Metcsky, a 'textbook case." Dr. James A. Brussel, assistant commissioner 01 the state Department 01 Mental , Hyeicne, noted that it had been ' nn.cihla In nrnnir-t mnnthc in !lH. , ,p ' , " " "m i w 11,011 i found. . . , j 1 J I1C5C prCUlCUOnS .WflC UciCU in "iV anton his anonymous rancor apainst Ldison Co. Brussel had described the then ' unknown bomber as single, a lone wolf, neat in appearance. WPU proportioned physically, an immi grant or first Generation Ameri can, hichly religious, and dis interested in women. Police said .Metesky, arrested this week, fitted that description. Dr. M. Ralph Kaufman, chief psychiatrist at Mt. Sinai Hospital, told an interviewer that, as para noia spreads, any two objects that have anything in common, regardless of how illogical, be come equal in the mind. Thus, he said, a feeling that one is being persecuted by a foreman can spread to the foreman's com pany, to anybody served by the company and to the whole world. The bomber oncinallv planted bonyis on Consolidated Kdison premises phi laier piar.irn inem in such apoaremly unrelated prop erty as railroad stations and th-ra- WHEAT MAM IN SKOl't , He was taken to court on SEOt'L. Korea Joe Spir- charges of felonious assault, ma uata. Far East representative of licious mischief and violation of the Oregon Wheat Growers the Sullivan Law. meaning the League, arrived Wednesday to possession of dangerous weapons work on a market development such as bombs. Bond of lino.non project for V. S. grain in Korea, j was set. He- had voluntarily LUGGAGE CLEARANCE CAR SACKS 95 J w aw -T- Ladies' Ovcrnite Cases 21" Sin -Sea, SI 650 Now $095 Only inc. lax SHAFER'S LEATHER GOODS US K. CammircM SI. School's Out in Monaco Cheering school children run through street in Monaeo today after classes were dismissed in celebration of the birth of a daughter to Grace Kelly and Prince Rainier III. Decorations on building fronts include American flags honoring the former L'.S. actress. (AP Wlrephoto via radio from London) AWAITS MENTAL TESTS 'Mad Bomber' Sorry Only About Injuries vrw vork (ffiGeorpp Metes-1 waived extradition from Connec- kv tne Ma( Bomber wasticut. jj Bellevue Hospital today await-: The three counts could carry a jn psvchiatric examination. His maximum sentence o' 42 years 16-vcar' reign of terror was at an but could easily stretch into sev- nj i eral lite terms it ne is truu and jne court order committing the 54-vear-old bachelor came less lhan 24 hours after police arrested him ai hi Waterhurv. Conn.. nome- "I m clod 1 did it. Metesky said with a smile late yesterday V..,,.nl f-.n. Wtn-. ! Vork C" ' rh0i,SroeXPiS A crowd of 300 persons, includ the Consolidated inc m ncwspaperi televi. sion and radio representatives, ,.U. Omb.I- nlimh nut nf 9 .. H. !.".J lull- n I The smile never left his face. He appeared to enjoy immensely the fuss being made over him "Are you sorry you did it?" someone shouted. Metesky's blue eyes twinkled. "Yes." he laughed, adding: "I'm sorry I injured people, but I'm clad I did it." After his arrest. Metesky signed a statement admitting he was the Bomber who had planted 32 bombs in public places since 1040. Twenty-two exploded, injuring 15 per sons, one serious. The tall, balding Metesky was quoted as saying be never had intended to kill anyone and felt hurt" whenever he read one ot , devices had injured anyone. He unleashed his bomb plant ing campaign, he said, to point up what to him was lack of com pensation for an industrial injury vears aco TOTE BAGS !i OFF tr SIiD! Ph. W 3 751 Salem, Oregon, Wednesday, January 23, 1957 mi mm convicted separately for each of the 32 bomb plantings he admits. IIHiIJmiI.IU TODAY f 1 ... FESS PARKER KATHlliEN CROWLEY -JEFF YORK ,DAVIQ 1 I Warner bros. KARL MALDEN CARROLL BAKER EU WALLACH Ynr Ftm Will Bf Opnfd Widf With PLUS MIAMI EXPOSE" Paris Deputies .Okay Economic Welding Move PARIS WV-The French Nalional Assembly early today, endorsed. Franco's participation in ncgotia. tions to weld Western Europe into a single economic unit. A resolution adopted 321-210 an. proved the general outlines ol tha European common-market plan and the proposed European Irre trade zone. It expressed confi dence in premier Guy Mollet to carry through negotiations on boih ideas. The common-market plan is an attempt to erase customs bar riers and trade quotas anion France. West Germany, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands aj Luxembourg, and to unify their tariff walls against the products of other countries. The six nations already ha a unified their coal and steel indus tries under the Schuman Plan and are negotiating a similar arrangement for the development of atomic power for peaceful pur poses. Foreign ministers of the six nations will meet in Brussels Sat urday to discuss a common-market treaty. It is expected to b signed late this month. mm PHONE EM 4-4713 ANOTHER FIRST RUN! CtKEMASCSel KIRK DOUGLAS i tUSTFORUFE J ANTHONY QUINN, Mk mill Sl01l PLUS WALT DISNEY'S SIAM PRICES: CHILDREN 20c STUDENTS 50c ADULTS 75c AT ) P. M. STOLLERY Htm paw UA nM 0nW4ntr rv lamt on 0 Sf ftM at a nur to iMictuuuu .fmt 1 UBAWft HELD OVER! Coming Naxt Jaynt Mantfiald "THE GIRL CANT HELP IT" mm 1 m r it r i; t ' Maw m m n . 1 For Adult Enlertainmant! Mm p 1