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12-round bout December 12 in Madison Square Garden
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Nationalist, Red
Chinese Refugees
Fight in Camp Riot
Hong Kong (U.PJ Two
thousand Chinese refugees
fought police with bottles and
clones today in a resettlement
camp riot that started as a quar
rel between pro-Nationalist and
pro-Communist Chinese.
Two Britons and an unknown
number of Chinese were injured
in the clash which police boke
up by firing tear gas bombs. It
mi Hong Kong's first political
demonstration since 1952.
An official statement said the
rioting at the Lichenguk Village
resettlement area, near the city
of Kowloon across the bay from
Hong Kong proper broke out
following a dispute over some
flags." He did not say what the
dispute was about.
Rdi Taar Down Arches
But Chinese reports said the
clashes began when the Com
munists tied to tear down cere
monial arches put up by the Na
tionalists to celebrate today's
"Double Tenth" anniversary
the 45th anniversary of the
founding of the national govern
ment by Dr. Sun Yat-sen.
Reports from the battle scene
said three persons were killed
and two injured when a fire en
gine ran into the crowd after the
driver was stoned. A Chinese re
settlement officer, a British po
lice superintendent and at least
five other persons were injured
in the riot.
Extradition Planned
In Silverfon Probe
Salem (U.R) Arrangements
were being made today to extra
dite a 23-year-old former Silver
ton man from California on thre'e
charges of contributing to the
delinquency of a minor in con
nection with parties in the Sil
verton area last month.
The man, Don R. French, was
arrested in Oakland, Calif., yes
terday on a warrant based on a
secret Marion county grand jury
Indictment. x
Two other men already have
been arrested on morals charges,
one of them pleading innocent in
Marion county Circuit Court and
the other scheduled to enter a
plea next Monday.
Oregon Traffic Fatal
To 305 So Far This Year
Salem (U.R) Traffic accidents
In Oregon have killed 305 per
sons so far this year, the State
Traffic Safety division reported
today.
The count includes 36 deaths
reported in September.
The nine-month death count is
10 higher than for the same
period last year.
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Sawmill Operator
Defends Donations
Of Pay to Morse
Roseburg (U.R) Paul Hult,
operator of a Roseburg sawmill,
today defended the donation of
a half day's pay by several of
his employees and the proceeds
of the lumber they manufactured
during the time to the campaign
fund of Sen. Wayne L. Morse.
Hult, of the Hult Lumber
company here, said there was
nothing illegal about the dona
tions which the men and the mill
made from working a half-day
of overtime in behalf of Morse.
Sen. Barry Goldwater (R.-Ariz.)
had asked the Senate elections
sub-committee to investigate the
donations to ascertain whether
the mill had deducted federal in
come and other taxes.
"Goldwater is just sore be
cause it was done by Demo
crats," Hult asserted. "They
don't care when the Republicans
do it," he added.
Hult said 31 men had worked
the overtime shift and that after
deductions, $424 in wages along
with the proceeds of the lumber
handled, were turned over to
Morse's campaign.
The 31 men who worked rep
resented only part of the mill's
crew and the work was volun
tary, Hult said.
Red Tape Stalls Boy In Joining Family
Sydney, Australia (U.R)
Thirteen-year-old Lynton Band
Austin flew to the United States
today to rejoin his mother, nine
years after she left him behind
i'i Australia because of tangled
government red tape.
The boy has never seen his
American stepfather and barely
remembers his mother. Mrs.
Walker E. Austin of San Luis
Obispo, Calif.
She married Austin while he
was serving with the U. S. armed
forces in Australia during World
War II.
Lynton is her son by a prev
ious marriage.
Only Two Visas
But when Mrs. Austin sought
permission to join her second
husband in the United States
after the war the U. S. govern-
Explosion in Building
Injures 6, Causes Fire
Glenwood, Iowa (U.R) An
explosion shattered the interior
of a two-story packing plant
early today, injuring at least
six men, including a rabbi.
The blast, which jarred the
area for miles around, touched
off a small fire in the Roth
Packing Co. plant but it was
quickly extinguished.
ment sent visas for herself and
only two of her three children.
Believing the mistake would
seen be rectified, Lynton's moth
er left her son in Australia to
follow as soon as possible.
It finally took an act of Con
gress to correct the mistake. It
passed a bill last January to
waive immigration restrictions
and admit the boy to the United
States.
"I don't understand it all,"
Lynton said as he left Sydney,
"but I'll be very glad to see my
mother again.''
Tropical Disturbance
Studied Off Bermuda
Miami (U.R) An Air Force
plane left Bermuda today to in
vestigate a new tropical disturb
ance kicking up high winds in
the Windward Islands well over
2,000 miles from Florida.
The area was located in a
weather bureau bulletin Tues
day night about 1,250 miles
east-southeast of San Juan, P.R.,
at latitude 15.5 north, longitude
48.0 west. The disturbance was
moving slowly west-northwest.
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Photog Wins Prize
For Clinton Shot
New York (U.R) Coverage
of the school desegregation story
under difficult circumstances
won first prize for staff photog
rapher Jack Young in the Octo
ber United Press newspictures
contest, editor Harold Blumen
feld announced today.
The S25 prize went to Young
for the all-around excellence of
his work on the Clinton, Tenn.,
story.
An emotion-packed pictue of
the reunibn of a mother with her
son whom she had not seen in
nine years won $10 prize for UP
staff photographer Sam Mikulin
of San Francisco. Milkulin's pic
ture, shot across the shoulder of
thi son, showed Mrs. Bela Bana
thy's tearful face as she em
braced the boy she last had seen
in an Austrian refugee camp.
Chicago (U.R) The Siamese
twin tropical fish owned by
Mrs. Jo Miskinis would probably
have plenty to say about naviga
tional hazards if they could talk.
Mrs. Miskinis said the fish,
which are joined at the stomach
facing each other, are "having
the darndest time trying to swim,
because each has a mind of its
own."
Wednesday, October 10, 1936
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Driver Cited After
Ashland Accident
Ashland Vehicles operated
by James H. Nunes, Medford,
and William A. Porter, 35 Gran
ite St., Ashland, were involved
in an accident on Siskiyou
boulevard in front of the As
sembly of God church early Sun
day morning, according to Ash
land police.
Police said the Nunes vehicle
was struck from behind. Porter
was cited for driving while
under the influence of intoxicat
ing liquor, and has posted $200
bond, police said.
Passengers of the Nunes car
included Russ Greene, William
Burk and Richard L. Farrell, all
of Medford, police said. Farrell
was taken to Ashland general
hospital for possible neck in
juries. Both cars were traveling
north at the time of the accident,
police said.
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Slogans of Nominees
Will Be On Ballots
Salem (U.R) Oregon county
clerks have been notified by Sec
retary of State Earl T. Newbry
to place the slogans of nominees
for circuit judge after their
names on the judicial ballot for
the general election.
The action came after Circuit
Judge George R. Duncan issued
a writ in a mandamus proceed
ing filed by Circuit Judge Aired
P. Dobson of Multnomah county.
Judge Dobson had alleged that
Newbry had refused to certify
his ballot slogan to the Multno
mah county elections registrar.
Newbry explained his refusal
by referring to an opinion from
Attorney General Robert Y.
Thornton that only the names of
a nominee for circuit judge
should appear on the judicial ballot.
Even the Kitchen Sink
Stolen from Vacant House
Detroit (U.R) Three men
were held today on charges of
breaking into a vacant house
and stealing practically every
thing including the kitchen sink.
Police said the men stole three
washbasins, three toilets, 17 rad
iators, two bath tubs, three medi
cine chests, 18 Venetian blinds.
hot water heater, a stoker, a
boiler, three kitchen cabinets
and three sinks.
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