Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 09, 1957, Image 7

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    Thursday. May . 1957
MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEN
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WALKING DOWN SENATE STEPS, Marine pallbearers
carry casket of late Senator Joseph R. McCarthy (R), Wis.
to waiting hearse following services in Senate chamber.
He was Marine in Second World War. (International)
LOCAL GREEN ONIONS
LOCAL RED RADISHES
LOCAL FANCY ASPARAGUS
2 Bun. 15c
2 Dun. 15c
Lb. 25c
SUIIKIST LEMONS. Doz. 30c
Coachella Ruby Red GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 45c
HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLES Lb. 15c
Officials Closing
Short Creek School
01 Religious Sect
Kingman, Ariz. (U.R) Offi
cials are closing the school in
the desolate Arizona community
of Short Creek, inhabited by
members of an extremist religi
ous sect, because of charges that
at least two eighth grade girls
were pregnant.
E. Ray Brown, principal of the
Short Creek school, also charged
that the sect, . an offshoot dis
owned by the Latter-day Saints
church, again is practicing po
lygamy. Two Leave School
Brown was reported as saying
that during the last year two
eighth-grade girls left school be
cause they became pregnant.
"That's not polygamy, that's
white slavery," the school prin
cipal was quoted as saying. "The
devil is the real mastermind in
Short Creek!"
Brown's charges about polyga
my were denied by Richard
Brook, Mojave county chief .ju
venile probation officer. Brook
said he and Sheriff Frank Porter
went to Short Creek Monday
and "found nothing to substanti
ate" Brown's charges.
The . alleged resurgence in
polygamy at the remote hamlet
near the Utah border has drawn
the attention of Arizona Attor
ney General Robert Morrison,
who was reported to be consid
ering closing the town due to
the charges.
This isolated Arizona strip
community gained fame in 1953
when law enforcement officers
staged a predawn raid and ar
rested 26 Short Creek husbands
for living in polygamy, a tenet
of their religion.
China Rescue Pi
Rests in Honolulu
Honolulu U.R) Henry
Bush, a Venezuelan Airline
pilot who claims ne maae a
secret rescue mission inside
Red China, arrived here 'Wed
nesday night.
Bush maintained that the
ahnut the flieht was true,
but indicated that he thought
the newspapers over-emphasized
the importance of it.
The pilot said he intended
to rest two days in Hawaii be
fore flying to Los Angeles to
ail rieht of the story to a mo
tion picture concern. He plans
to return to work in Vene
zuela on May 15.
Bush, 42, is nearing the com
pletion of a seven-month trip
around the world. He is on vaca
tion from the Venezuelan Air
lines.
He attracted world-wide at
tention last month when he told
his story of a flight 350 miles
into Communist China to res
cue a 13-vear-old Chinese boy
held a virtual prisoner by the
Communists.
Bush, and his co-pilot Mike
Sullivan of Bangkok, said they
turned down $10,000 from the
boy's parents for making tne
dangerous flight. They explain
ed they just wanted to "bring
the boy home, where he be
longed."
Smog Law Violation
Brings Heavy Fine
Los Angeles U.R) A
Portland trucking firm has
heen ordered to nay the largest
fine ever assessed against a
transportation company for vio
lation of local smog laws.
Municioal Judge Mark Brand-
ler Wednesday fined Exley Pro
duce Express Co., which main
tains headquarters at Portland
and an office here, $500 for a
smog violation last March 20
when a diesel truck emitted
"heavy" smoke on the Holly
wood Freeway. Brandler said
the company had been found
McCarthy Successor
On Committee Named
Washington U.R) Vice
President Richard M. Nixon has
appointed Sen. Carl T. Curtis
(R-Neb.) to succeed the late Sen.
Joseph R. McCarthy (R-Wis.)
on the Senate Labor Rackets
Committee. ,
The 52-year-old Curtis, a
prominent critic of labor, has
been m the Senate since 1955.
He previously ' served eight
terms in the House.
The appointment came Wed
nesday after Edward Bennett
Williams, the attorney for
Teamsters President Dave Beck,
had challenged the committee's
authority to hold hearings in
view of the McCarthy vacancy.
Mrs. Langley Tells
Of Elkins Attempt
To Sell Recordings
Portland (U.R) Mrs. Janice
Langley, wife of Multnomah
County District Attorney Wil
liam Langley, testified in Fed
eral Court Wednesday that
racketeer James Elkins tried to
sell her some tape recorded con
versations for $10,000.
Mrs. Langley took the stand
as a government witness against
Elkins and his employee, Ray
mond Clark, on trial on federal
indictments accusing them to
illegally tapping telephone com
munications. Mrs. Langley said
Elkins played two of the record
ings for her.
Blackmail Indicated
Earlier in the trial, both Lang
ley and Teamster Chief Clyde
Crosby had testified that Elkins
had played them the recordings.
Those witnesses had testified
that Elkins told them the re
cordings had cost him $10,000
and they indicated he tried to
blackmail them.
Mrs. Langley told the court,
"For $10,000 he'd leave those
tapes for me."
' She said she refused to let
her husband take any action
against Elkins as a result of his
visit because she feared for the
safety of her family.
The government indicated it Is
nearing the end of its case
against Elkins and Clark.
Legislator Dies
Ontario (U.R) Patrick Joseph
Gallagher, 72, attorney and for
mer Oregon legislator from Mal
heur county, died Wednesday at
a local hospital.
Gallagher, who had returned
from Portland Tuesday night, suf
fered a fainting spell shortly
before noon and died about an
hour later.
He served in the Legislature
in 1919 and 1921 and returned
to Ontario to practice law with
his son in 1925. His son, Martin
Patrick, is now a Seattle at
torney.
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