Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 15, 1954, Image 2

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    TWO MEDFOHD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
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Monday, November 15, 1954
Youth Admits Robbery Slaying at Timber
Hillsboro (U.R) A 16-year-old
boy has confesed to the rifle
slaying of 65-year-old Peter Bib
ber last Thursday night at Rib
bers' ' three-room home in Tim
ber. t
Washington county Sheriff R.
H. Busch said today that Jerry
Eugene Dodele had signed a
statement admitting he killed
Ribbens with a .22 caliber rifle
when Ribbers walked in on him
while he was burglarizing the
Southern Pacific railroad em
ployee's house.
Body Found Saturday
Ribbers' body wasn't found
until Saturday afternoon when
his daughter-in-law, Mrs. La
verne Ribbers, went to his house
to see why he hadn't reported
nnrlr Vr-iAav and Katurdav.
Busch said formal charges
would be placed against the Do
dele boy later today. The boy
is being held in Washington
county jail.
The boy, who lived with his
stepfather and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Theodore Neutzling, told
officers he had robbed a house
across the road from Ribbers'
home earlier.
Searching for Money
Dodele said he was searching
for money in Ribbers' house
when the owner walked In.
"I got scared and ran to the
bfcroom," he said. "T.itn I
stepped out with the gun at my
side. I pulled the trigger and shot
him."
The boy said he then took the
gun, which he had borrowed,
back to the owner, and went
home to bed.
He was arrested . by Mult
nomah county sheriffs deputies
yesterday at the home of a friend
in Portland.
Pickup Arranged for
Toy Repair Project
Persons who have toys for the
firemen's annual toy repair
project but are unable to deliver
them to the main station, Front
and Third st.,- may telephone
2-2790 and pickup will be ar
ranged, firemen said today.- '
They stated that nearly . all
kinds of broken and discarded
toys are .needed for repair. New
1 toys. will be. welcomed, also.
The repair project is well under
way with every indication that
Lady Lions will have a large
list of children to remember at
Christmas time. . ' ,
The San Francisco Fire De
partment Auxiliary Reserve '.is
composed of about 300 specially
trained men who are Civil De
fense vduhteers. - : - :
DEGLAMOURIZED Actress Marilyn Monroe was certainly not expecting to be greeted by
photographers as she left Cedars of Lebanon hospital in Hollywood following minor surgery.
Here Marilyn tries to cover up without making it obvious.
(Copyright by the Los Angeles Daily News by Gib Brush)
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Lailclif if in Jccn
Delay in O&C Suit
Portland-XU.R) A.-W. Laffer
ty, special attorney for Clacka
mas county in a suit to stop the
transfer of 472,000 acres of Ore
gon and California grant lands
from the Interior to the Agricul
ture department, said today he
would seek to have a hearing on
the case postponed.
Lafferty said his co-counsel,
Richard L. Merrick, of Washing
ton, D.C., had been ill and need
ed time in which to recover be
fore the hearing, which was
scheduled for Tuesday before
U.S. District Judge Alexander
Holtzoff in Washington.
The suit attacks the recent
Cordon-Ellsworth O&C land set
tlemnt act transferring the tim-
berland. The justice department
has a motion before the court
to- dismiss as unconstitutional
the county's suit. -
Families of Miners
Keep Vigil Outside
Blazing Coal Mine
CHEAP HOUSE !
Effingham, 111. (U.R) Elmer
Smith bought a house for 25
cents at an auction here. The
house was on a lot bought for
$2,200 by another man who
plans to build a house on it. A
condition of the sale to Smith
was that he tear down the house
for salvage lumber within seven
days. ' ' ' -: '
Dead line Sunday Classified is at
noon Saturday; 10 a.m. Monday for
Monday: other days 5:30 previous day.
Farmington, W. Va. U.R)
Grief - stricken families of 15
men entombed by an explosion
at the Jamison Coal & Coke Co.
No. 9 mine kept a lonely vigil
today waiting for a raging un
derground fire to be choked off
so rescue squads can bring out
the bodies of the victims.
All five entrances to the large
mine, which recently had under
gone a $4,000,000 remodeling to
make it safe, were sealed off
Sunday after state . and federal
mine ' officials and the United
Mine Workers union decided it
was not safe to send additional
rescue squads into the pit.
Worst in 10 Years
.The 15 men, all maintenance
workers, were trapped in the
mine when an explosion, believ
ed to have been caused .by an
accumulation of methane gas,
belched black smoke ,and flames
into the sky through the main
portal and a fan house Saturday
afternoon.
Howard Jenkins, a 38-year-old
father of four children, was the
first known victim. He was kill
ed while standing in the fan
house. The 16 deaths made' it
the worst mining disaster in
West Virginia in 10 years.
May Take Month
Officials said it may take
days or even' as long as a month
for the fire to be extinguished
by shutting off the air, depend
ing on how big the fire is and
howi much air already is in the
mine.
They will . keep a constant
check oh the atmosphere in the
mine by taking air samples at
various bore holes to see when it
will be safe to crack the con
crete seals. - '
UMW President John L.
Lewis, who flew here from
Washington, said, he "fully un
derstood" the necessity for seal
ing off the mine. Lewis prom
ised to cut re dtape in provid
ing relief to the miners' de
pendents. The 12 married victims left a
totar of 17 children under 16
years of age.
The .death toll was kept down
by . thfe fact that mining opera
tions normally are curtailed for
the-week end. About 200 men
are employed on a regular shift.
Deportation of
Haymes To Wait
Review by Court
Washington (U.R) The gov
ernment agreed today not to try
to deport Argentine-born singer
Dick Haymes until the courts
have had a chance to review his
case.
The Justice Department gave
this assurance to" federal Judge
Alexander Holtzoff, Haymes' at
torney, W e 1 b u r n Mayock,
promptly withdrew his applica
tion for a court injunction for
bidding the government from
taking Haymes into custody or
otherwise to try to carry out the
pending deportation order
against him. .
Necessary Papers Filed
Haymes' attorneys already
have filed the necessary papers
for having a court review of
the deportation proceedings
against the husband of actress
Rita Hayworth.
Haymes, 36, has been ordered
deported to his native Argentina
on grounds that he entered this
country illegally when he re
turned to the continental United
States after visiting Miss Hay
worth in Hawaii in May, 1953.
Violated Immigration Law
The Justice Department con
tended that Haymes could not
enter this country legally be
cause he sought exemption from
military service during World
War II on grounds he was a citi
zen of a neutral power.
Under the law, anyone obtain
ing such an exemption becomes
ineligible for citizenship and as
such is excludable and deport
able.
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RECESS Bay Village Patrol
man Fred. Drenkham stops for
drink during recess in trial of
Dr. Samuel Sheppard in Cleve
land. On witness stand for sec
ond dav. Drenkham, first police
man on scene of the July 4 slay
ing, testified there was no evi
dence of entrance through win
dows of the murder bedroom.
Phone 2-6440
First Korean Vessel
Loads at Coos Bay
Coos Bay U.R) The SS
Korea, first Korean ship to' visit
this southern Oregon port, is
loading lumber here to be used
in the rehabilitation program for
the Asiatic country, r
. Capt. Hoon Jack Kim. said the
10,068-ton vessel is one of six
ships in the Korean merchant
marine. They are all of the same
size. He said the ship was badly
damaged by American bombs in
1945 when it belonged to the
Japanese merchant marine, but
the hull was salvaged by Korea
after the end of the war.
Price Child's Funeral
Held at Silverton '
Funeral . services were held
today for Stephen Price, 4Vfc,
son-of the Rev and Mrs. John
R.. Price, who died at Silverton,
Saturday. The Rev. Mr. Price
and the child's grandfather, the
Rev. John Conner, are former
pastors of the local Pilgrim
Holiness church.
The Rev. William S. Deal, dis
trict superintendent of the de
nomination, arrived at Silver-
ton Monday by plane from In
diana, to officiate at the funeral.
Interment was at Silverton.
The child had been ill for
about a year, a victim of leuke
mia, according to friends here.
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McCarthy Backers Seek Signatures
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New York (U.R) Support
ers of Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy
opened a 10-day drive today for
10,000,000 signatures on peti
tions urging the Senate to re-,
ject censure charges against the
Wisconsin Republican.
f The drive was announced
yesterday by Lt. Gen. George
E. Stratemeyer (retired), chair
man of a newly formed group
called "Ten million Americans
Mobilize for Justice."
..,The organization, which Stra
temeyer said was formed on a
non-partisan" basis, includes as
vice-chairman Gen. James A.
Van Fleet, former UN comman
der in Korea; Spruil Braden,
former ambassador to Argen
tina, Mrs. Grace L. H. Brosseau,
president of the American Co
alition of Patriotic societies, and
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New York U.R) The next
time grocer Sam Kriegel hears
somebody say "that's a" lot of
applesauce," he's going to duck
behind the nearest counter
Krieeel was ribbed of $1,500
Sunday when a stranger 'walked
intn his store. Dicked up a jar of
applesauce and nuriea it ai xne
startled Kriegel.
Charles Edison, former Navy
secretary and governor of New
Jersey.
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have crashed. In 1891 Dr. G. A.
Koening found a diamond in
Canon Diablo, Arizona. .
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