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Page 8, Sec. 1, Capital Journal, Wed., May 8, 1957 Costello Gets 130-Day Term For Contempt ; NEW YORK (IB Gambler Frank Costello was packed off to ; jail Tuesday night for refusing to tell a grand jury about an attempt on his life and a scrap of paper that may be the clue to a gambling empire'. Costello, who was nicked by a would-be assassin's bullet : last night, was sentenced to 30 days in the workhouse for : refusing to cooperate with a grand jury investigating the ' shooting. At least part of the reason for his refusal, he in- 1 riicatcd, was the Bureau 01 In-y Costello After Sentence Icrnal Revenue, a number one Rugaboo for gamblers. Russia Expels U.S. Diplomat Unexplainably WASHINGTON W The State Department says Russia has or- dercd a U. S. diplomat Martin , S. Bowe Jr. expelled from Moscow without giving any ex planation. Press officer Lincoln White, said ; the 0. S. Umbassy has demanded "'.to know why. Bowe is second sec- ! retary of the embassy in Moscow. ' The Russians fixed no deadline ' for his leaving. The movo was regarded as pos sible retaliation tor the U. S. ouster last month of Gennadi Mashkantsev, a member of the , Soviet Embassy slatf here. The Russian was expelled for trying to entice Russians living in the , United States to return to the ; Soviet. ' White was asked why Bowc's ' ouster might have been requested. "We know of absolutely noth ing," he said. The press oflicer added that the Soviet Foreign Ministry had said Bowe . must leave immediately because of 'activities incompatible with his , (talus as an accredited diplomat." Bowe. 40, is (rom llolyokn, Mass. He is a veteran of eight years In the diplomatic service. H-STATE ALARM OUT Police, meanwhile, spread a 14 state alarm for Costcllo's would be killer, described by witnesses to the attempt as a hclty six-footer with slicked-down hair who wad dles when he walks. The scrap of paper that prompt ed a barrage of police and grand jury questions required little guesswork as to its nature. It was found in Costcllo's pocket as he was being treated for a scalp wound made by the gunman's .38 calmer bullet and read: Gross Casino wins as of 4-26-57 $651,284. Casino wins less markers $435,605. Slot wins $62,844. Mark crs, $153,745. Mike $150 per week. Jake $100 per week. L. $30,000. H. 9,000." ALLUDED TO BET PROKITS Police said the note apparently alluded to gambling prolits, pos sibly from a Las Vegas casino in which Costello is rumored to have an interest, Tho term "marker" is gambling slang for an 10U. The possibility was raised that tho at tempted killer might be someone who owes Costello a large sum of money, or a gunman hired by such a person. Police put little stock in Cos tcllo's claim that the gunman was a punk trying to get a reputa tion" in tho underworld. LEGALS No. 44465 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OIlKflON FOR THE COUNTY OF MARION JENNIE M. JONES COLLAHD. Plaintiff, vs. WILL NORTHCUTT., His llelra of Will Nnrthcult and also all other perinnn or parlies unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or Interest In the real pro- Rerty described Jn the Complaint ereln, Defendants. SUMMONS To Will Northcutt, the Heirs of Will i northcutt and also a other tier sons or parties unknown claim injf any rlKlit, title, estate, lien or interest in me real properly nei i OREGON: You and each of you are nereuy required 10 appear aim an swer the Complaint filed acalnst you in me atinvc-cniiuca muri ann cause wllnln four weeks from the dale of the first publication of this Stlm- ' mons, that being the time prescrib ed by the Court Order for service ' of this Sumons on you by pulillca ' tlon thereof, for four weeks succes , lively from the dale of said first ! publication, and If you should fall ,' ,1o so appear and answer, for want ' .thereof. Plaintiff will take a decree ' against you that It Is the owner In fee simple and Is In possession of the following described premises, to-wlt: Itcgiiinlng at the most Northerly Northwest comer of the Donation Land Claim of John Ourbln In Section II. Township 6 South. Range 3 West, and runnlnc. thence East 3.4(1 chains to the Southwest comer of Alanson llcer's Dona tion Land Claim: thence South R E:ist 2.S4 chains to an Iron bolt In the middle of the County rnnd running frnm Saicm to Wheat land; thence West 5.H0 chains to the West line of the ell of the John Dtlrbln Donation Land Claim: Ihcllcc North 2.50 chains to the place of beginning. Marion . County. Oregon. ', '.nri quieting Its title thereto. Service of tills Summons on you. by publication thereof, is made by order of tile Honorable V.il Siopcr, Circuit Judge, at Snlcm. Oregon, the I fllh day of May, 11157. and the dale of the irst niihllcntloii of this Sum mons Is May nth. 1!I57. HOWARD KAFFUN 210 Oregon fUiilding Salem, Oregon Hv Howard Kaffun Klrsl Publication: May R. M57 ljist Publication: May 211, 11157 May R, 15, 22, 20 Dap; Flics to Israel fJENKVA Ml U. N. Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold will leave by plane Wednesday night for Israel to talk with Prime Minister David Bcn-Gurion about iujNr- 7T-"w( NEW YORK Frank Costello, right, lis tens to his attorney, Edward B. Williams, as they leave General Sessions Court here today after Costello was sentenced to .10 days In the workhouse for contempt. He refused to tell a grand jury the meaning of a cryptic note found on him when he was creased by an assassin's bullet last Thursday. Costello will be transferred to the workhouse on Hart Island tomorrow after spending night In city prison. (AP Wlrcphoto) 150 Rescued in Hospital Fire QUEBEC OB-More than 150 patients were evacuated safely yesterday from a burning wing of a hospital. No injuries were re ported. Fire started near the roof of the sevenslory wing of the Hotel Dion and was brought under control hy firemen in an hour. Rescue work ers moved 115 patients to other hospitals. No estimate of the loss was available. The origin of the fire has not been determined. The hospital, operated by the women's religious order of Lcs Augu stincs ric la Miserlcorde de .Icsus, was established in lfi39. The wing where the fire occurred was built 26 years ago. Children Returned BELGRADE 7 Yugoslavia Thursday is returning 40 Hun garian children under 14 years of age who fled from their Communist-ruled homeland after the anti Soviet uprising last fall. Yugo press, the semiofficial news agen cy, said parents of the children were still living in Hungary and had requested their return. Holmes Signs Tcxtl)ook Bill Gov. Robert D. Holmes Tuesday signed into law Senate bill 162 pro viding that private and parochial schools as well as public schools arc entitled to free textbooks even though their physical plants may not meet state standards. Public schools that , were only conditionally standard by state board of education requirements have been issued free textbooks and the bill extends this right to private and church schools. Flood Crest Inches South In Louisiana NATCHITOCHES, La. W An xious central Louisiana watched the crest of rampaging Red River inch slowly downstream Wednes day. The muddy floodwaters spread out over thousands of acres of lowlands in Natchitoches and northern Rapides parishes after escaping at points unprotected by levees. The crest apparently flattened out after passing Shreveport 60 miles northwest of here. Natchitoches was isolated on three sides. The only link was the road to Many, to the west. DALLAS, Tex. Ufl Flood waters of the muddy lower Brazos River, already swirling over a 100-square mile area of the coast al plains southwest of Houston, continued Wednesday to menace rural areas and towns. - ' Thousands of acres of rich farm land were flooded, washing out spring crops and adding to the mounting flood and tornado dam age inflicted during the past stormy month in Texas. The total damage estimate was set at 85 million dollars Tuesday. The Brazos spread to a width of 13 miles in places. An estimated 125 families fled their homes or left in anticipation of high water. UnivacNamed Seattle Beauty Contest Judge SEATTLE W Any irate loser in the "Miss Liberty," contest who would like to snatch a judge naio is going to have a bit of a prob lem this year. The "judge" will be in large part one of those mechanical monsters known as a Univac. American Legion officials an nounced Wednesday the queen of the anqual July 4 celebration here will have to survive a bit of shuf fling through a punch card sorter. Contestants will have their height, weight, hat, neckline, bust. waist, hip, thigh, calf and ankle measurements and shoe and glove sizes recorded. A committee of judges will enter briefly to rate the girls numerically on poise, grace, beauty and attitude. All this data will be placed on a card and the card, in turn, run through the unemotional, unbiased innards of Mr. Univac. Finalists will be selected from this and then the committee will name the winner after again con sulting the machine for its opin ion. Seen any bald-headed Univacs lately? HOT CURRENCY LOS ANGELES (UP) Frank A. Vasqucz. 51, member of pioneer California family, may have impressed his friends favor ably but his wife, Sarah, 50, took a dim view of his burning $10 and $20 bills to "show off." She sued him for divorce Tuesday. jtOVE 'EM! ro with ta sty Ap i - THESE PRODUCTS OF IIBESTV ORCHARDS COMPANY, CASHMERE, WASH, ARE FEATURED BY FINE STORES"" All Jews to Exit Egypt By September JERUSALEM tfl A Jewish Agency official said today the en tire Jewish community in Egypt will be resettled in Israel or other countries by September. Zalman Sharagai, head of the agency's immigration department said that at the time of the Sinai invasion last November nearly 40,000 Jews were in Egypt. Since then, he said, 15,000 have immigrated to Israel or are in assembly points in Europe await ing passage. An additional 12,030 are expected by September. 1 Racoon Causes Power Outage PORT HURON, Mich. t - A racoon perched atop a fire wall near high tension wires of the Detroit Edison Co.'s Marysville, Mich., plant caused a power blackout yesterday. Company officials feared the an imal would jump or fall on the wires and short out power. After waiting a few hours the company shut off power and had the racoon shot. Fire Damages Home - LEBANON (Special) Damage by a flue fire to a house at Water loo occupied by the mayor, Doug las Gates, is estimated at $100. The call was answered by Ute Lebanon Fire Department. WJWW1 l ' J&M2$& ft I U37 . i nm yw m t wm i i it a an in rrimTMTrn iiii i i iaium THURSDAY - MAY 9 V'Coffee and" Time with informal modelign of 'i daytime and sport clothes A come as you are 'I hour for women with coffee and light snacks I available. OREGON ROOM, STREET FLOOR 9:30 - 10:30 A. M. FASHION MODELING OREGON ROOM, STREET FLOOR 12:15 1:30 P. M. mawm R CENTENNIAL YEAR H00 YEARS IN OREGON- JU Faberware automatic aluminum griddle combination offer $ 19.95 "PERFECT HEAT" control, $7,50 extra CALL FOK BIDS Periled bids will be rci-eivrd hy the TlihtrU't School Hourd of School Dir trii't Nn. 2U'J, Mnrlon County, Orr ' son, Bt the School Administration Ol f lor, latlfl Kerry Street , Salem. Orejjon. until 7::i(l oYlock P.M., I 'ST. May 1H57, for construction of nn addition 1 I.inerty Srhnol. Marlon County. Oregon, and will thru and there be opened and publicly, rracl aloud. Plan, specification and form of contract documents may be exam- fined or ohtanird at the off Ice of 1 J it toes I. Payne. Architect, 725 S Commercial Street. Salem. Oregon, nr Ihe office of Council C Ward. Clerk. WW Kerry Street, Salem Ore gon, upon deposit of $25 00 for earli " ct of documents Attention ts called to the nUtricr. requallflcatlon requirement of Sec tloiii ;7!1012 to 27! flS-UncI . OILS., which must be filed with the Clerk 10 days bfcorc the date for opeiitnu of bids and for which forms m.iy he obtained t the offices named above No proposal will be considered nn Jrn accomnatned by a certified check, cashier' check or bid bond man way able to the District In an amount of not le&s than 5". of the amount of Ihe hid. A perfor mance bond will be required in Accordance with the terms of tin contract documents. The School District reervc the rlcht to reject any or all huit and to waive Informalities. No bidder may withdraw his bid ' After the hour net for the openinu thereof or before award of the con trad, unless nald award Is delayed or a period eceedlnc 31 day. Dated at Snlcm, Oregon, IhU first dav or M.iv, 1f57 CONNK.l-L L WARD. District Clerk May 8 Nov. 15, 1951 "We as a family wanl tn Ihnnk vmt (nr all that vnti Hid for u when our hrnther Hill passed BWay Wo were very well sat isfied with Ihe way yon took care of him. Your work was satisfactory in every detail and needless tc say it meant a lot to us." Sincerely, The "F" Families The abovr taken from our file of uniollciled letters. HOWELL-EDWARDS FUNERAL HOME Now, large utility grlddla, 12"x18", perfect iito lor all grilling, frying, pnn-broiling. Highly poliihed, heavy Cflit aluminum. Exclusive combinfition hot (forage drawer and grcaie Iray. 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