Anti-lniegration
Rally Slated at
Pine Bluff, Ark.
Pine Bluff, Ark. - (UPD - Se
gregationist leaders of Pine
Bluff planned a mass anti
integration rally tonight but
the scheduled main speaker
won't show up.
Rep. John Bell Williams of
Mississippi, who has spoken
at several racist rallies since
color mixing troubles hit Ark
ansas schools, would only say
that "prior commitments"
kept him from addressing the
rally. He informed the spon
soring citizens' council late
Thursday that he would not
be able to show up.
Gov. Orval E. Faubus also
had been asked to speak at
the rally and, also pleaded
"prior commitment."
Wants to 'Dispel Apathy'
The mass gathering is set
for 75,500 seat Hestand sta
dium, a short distance away
from intergration - threatened
Dollarway school. It is
planned as an "education"
rally by the citizens' council.
"The reason for this rally
is to draw people's attention
to what they are up against
at the Dollarway school," L.
D. Poynter said. Poynter, 66,
is president of the Arkansas
Association of Citizens Coun
cils. "We want to dispel apathy
and arouse interest in this
' fight and to educate people
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However, it adds, there is
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both stock market traders and
investors to pause. But while
nobody knows how far the
correction will go, and cau
tion is advised, "we see no
reason to alter our long-term
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Bache & Co. thinks the cur
rent price level of utility
stocks is high and vulnerable,
particularly in the event of
any general market decline.
However, it says the long
term outlook for the industry
is bright and very well-balanced
common stock portfolio
should include some utility
holdings.
It recommends three stocks
in this group which are rea
sonably valued and relatively
attractive at present levels:
Cleveland Electric Illuminat-
as to what is before them,"
Poynter said.
Poynter Thursday carried a
petition to Gov. Faubus ask
ing him to use all power at
his command to prevent inte
gration of Dollarway school.
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Administration
Said Trying To
Brainwash Nation
Unity House, Pa.-WPD-The
AFL-CIO today accused the
Eisenhower administration of
trying to "brainwash" the na
tion into believing that calam
itous inflation is just around
the corner.
This is just camouflage to
disguise its efforts to return
to policies that brought eco
nomic disaster to America in
1929, the Executive Council
of the Federation said.
"These whipped-up anti-in
flation campaigns have not
only scared America out of
years of normal economic
growth," the council asserted,
"but they have brought on
repeated recessions including
the recent one from which we
have not yet recovered."
Half Truths Charged
The council charged that
administration spokesmen use
"half truths and often no
truth at all" to achieve their
aims.
It said there is a consider
able amount of slack in most
parts of the economy and per
sistent unemployment despite
the business recovery from
last year's recession.
These views were disclosed
in statements released today
after the close of the AFL-
CIO leaders' four-day session
at a union-run resort in the
Pocono mountains.
They also took a crack at
the Federal Reserve Board
on grounds that it has pushed
up interest rates in "blunder
buss" attempts to curb inflation.
Father of Three to
Have Sex Changed
London (UPD Alec Daw
son, 45-year-old garage me
chanic and father of three
children, said today he would
undergo a series of operations
that would change him into a
woman.
"When I come out of Guy's
Hospital in nine months'
time I shall have changed my
sex and my name," he said.
After that I shall make a
fresh start."
Dawson, proprietor of a ga
rage in Wootton, said his de
cision to change his sex meant
a clean break" with his fam
ily - wife Peg, 43, and his
three children, John, 21,
Stephen, 15, and Barbara, 8.
"I have always had femi
nine characteristics," Dawson
said. "Even as a youth, my
friends called me Alice. I
ought to have gone for treat
ment years ago, but I kept
putting it off for the sake of
my family.
Mental Test for
Boy in Stabbing
Of Bride Slated
New Salem State Park, 111.
-(UPD-A mental test was being
arranged today for the 13-year-old
son of a Michigan
minister who stabbed a bride
honey-mooning at this Abra
ham Lincoln shrine.
Police said Glen Sampson,
son of the Rev. Orval Samp
son of the Congregational
Church of Hart, Mich., showed
no remorse over the attack on
Mrs. Bruce Brainard, 25, of
Hamden, Conn.
No Explanation
"He acts like he hasn't got
a worry in the world," police
said. "He isn't the least con
cerned." Police said the boy offered
no explanation for the attack.
State's Attorney John Gros
boll said Glen would undergo
a psychiatric examination at
Godfrey, 111., to determine if
he should be charged with as
sault with a deadly weapon.
Grosboll said delinquency
charges were certain to be
filed against him.
Glen stole into a bathhouse
Thursday morning and
grabbed Mrs. Brainard from
behind. He clamped one hand
over her mouth to stifle her
screams and with the other
drove a six-inch steak knife
into her chest.
Youth 'Giggling'
Mrs. Brainard, bleeding
profusely, slumped to the
floor as the boy ran from the
bathhouse. She said he was
"giggling" as he made his
escape.
A passerby heard the worn
an's screams and found her
lying on the floor. She was
taken to a nearby doctor who
said the wound was not
serious, although the knife
came within a half-inch of her
heart.
Six Champions
Named in FFA
Livestock Judq
six erand cnammons were stock, Eaeie Point. Hw. j
named during yesterday's FFA iorT chapion.
livestock competition at the mePhoe'nL ,e55?: ?nd" 'fe
Jackson County 4-H and FFA Scarborough, Crater, ' red.
Are
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Manned Satellite
Model Falters
Tax Refunds in
Multnomah Ordered
Portland' - (UPD - Tax re
funds and interest payments
of nearly $140,000 were ap
proved Thursday, by Multno
mah county commissioners.
The commisisoners ordered
the Multnomah county sheriff
to make payments of $85,035
to the M & M Woodworking
Co. and $54,358 to Crown
Zellerbach Corp.
The two firms successfully
appealed to the Oregon Su
preme Court to allow assess
ment adjustments ' on mer
chandise inventory in their
personal property.
Three similar appeals are
pending approval by the com
misioners. They include re
funds of $88,951 for The Ore-
gbnian Publishing Co., $85,853
for The Journal Publishing
Co., and $1,350 for Portland
Iron Works. The appeals were
referred to the district at
torney's office for preparation
of orders.
Phone Firms Would
Transfer Facilities
Salem - (UPD - Pacific Tele
phone and Telegraph Com
pany and the Lincoln-Tilla
mook Telephone Company
have applied to the Public
Utility Commisison for per-
misison to transfer certain
facilities of the Mt. Hebo Air
Force station for $191,390.
Under the proposal, Lin
coln-Tillamook would take
over the internal telephone
facilities and both companies
jointly would participate in
furnishing external private
line services and channels re
quired to connect the site
with the SAGE system.
Pacific would continue to
own the existing building at
Washington -(UPI - An at
tempt to launch a full-scale
model of a manned satellite
at Wallops Island, Va., failed
today when a test rocket fired
prematurely.
The research motor was ig
nited for a controlled burn
ing test when it exploded.
It was not a development mo
tor for the Army's Nike-Zeus
program as was first believed
to be the case.
Officials of the National
Aeronautics and Space Ad
ministration said the escape
rocket, mounted above the
capsule, ignited premately.
The capsule was lofted into
the Atlantic surf off NASA's
Wallops Island Test Station.
The plan had been to
launch the capsule with a
"little Joe" rocket booster
specially developed for the
Mercury research- program.
The one-stage booster, power
ed with eight rockets, devel
ops a total thrust of 220,000
pounds.
Damascus Man Has
Sfofe's Fastest Draw
Portland - (UPD - Tom Gray
of Damascus is the "fastest
draw" in Oregon, according
to a contest at the Centennial
Exposition Thursday.
Gray's average time for
unholstering his six-gun was
two-fifths of a second. Just a
tiny fraction of a second be
hind came Bruce . Reed of
Elgin.
The contest drew 2,500
spectators.
fair
Those walking out of the
show ring with champion
rosettes were Ernie Bolz.
Phoenix FFA chapter, with
Southdown market lamb; Don
Anderson, Eagle Point, Hamp
shire market hog; Willie De-
brick, Crater with his Guern
sey female senior cow in dairy
judging; for Guernseys; John
Caster, Crater, with his senior
Holstein cow as grand cham
pion of the FFA dairy Hoi
stein show; David Foote, Cra
ter, with his senior Jersey
cow, as grand champion of
the FFA dairy Jersey show;
and Don Petska, Eagle Point
reserve grand champion fat
lamb which graded choice,
MARKET LAMBS
Hampshires: Don Petska, Eagle
Point, Dlue, ana reserve grand
champion; and Warren Petska,
Eagle Point, red.
Southdown market lambs: Ernie
Bolz, Phoenix, blue, and grand
champion.
Cross-bred Southdown market
lambs: Terry Payne. Crater, blue,
Suffolk market lambs: Gary Du
senberry. Crater, blue; and Charles
LODez. Crater, red.
- Pen of three market lambs
(Hampshire breed): Don Petska,
Eagle Point, red.
SWINE
Senior Berkshire gilt: Tom Shope,
Crater, blue; and Gary Evans, Cra
ter, red.
Junior Berkshire gilt: Lyle Wal
ther. Crater, blue; and Willie Deb-
rick. Crater, red.
Champion Berkshire gilt: Tom
ShoDe. Crater, blue.
Registered Landrace sow: Phoe
nix, blue. .
Registered Landrace junior gilts
(pen of three): Phoenix, blue.
Grade Landrace sow: Phoenix,
Mni
Yorkshire market hogs: Tom
Kimball. Crater, blue; and David
Foote. Crater, red.
Berkshire market hogs: Don Hig
day. Eagle Point, red.
HamDshire market hogs: Ron An
derson, Eagle Point, blue, and grand
champion market hog.
Hampshire, pen of three market
Iambs: Ron Anderson, Eagle Point,
blue.
DAIRY JUDGING
Team Dlacines: Phoenix, blue
1 025.8 noints: Grants Pass, red.
995.3 points; and Eagle Point, white.
901.5 points.
Dairy judging, individuals: Steve
Kesler, Phoenix, blue: Norman
Ovler, Grants Pass, red; Roger Paul,
Grants Pass, white; Jim martin,
Phoenix, fourth; and Dean Som
mer Phoenix, fifth.
Junior cow, Guernseys: Benny
Sutton. Eagle Point, blue.
senior heifer. Guernseys: Jim
Frink. Crater blue.
Senior calf. Guernseys: Willie
Debrick, Crater, blue, and junior
champion.
Production class. Guernseys: wil
lip Debrick. Crater, blue.
Junior heifer, grade Guernseys:
Jim Martin. Phoenix, blue; Jim
Frink. Crater, red.
Junior calf, grade Guernseys:
.Tim Martin. Phoenix, blue; and
naviri Greeorv. Crater, red.
Senior heifer, registerea tioi-
steins: Todd Caster, Crater, blue.
Junior heifer, registerea moi-
steins : Gilbert Harrison, Crater,
Senior calf, registered Hoisteins:
Dale Vaughn, Eagle .roint, oiue;
and Steve Kesler, Phoenix, rea.
Junior calf, registered Hoisteins:
Jerry Scarborough, Crater, blue,
and junior champion.
Calf class, registered Hoisteins:
John Caster, Crater, blue.
Production class, registered Hoi
steins: John Caster, Crater, blue.
Junior cow, Jerseys: Dean Som
mer. Phoenix, blue; and Jerry
Scarborough, Crater, red.
Senior heifer. Jerseys: David
Foote. Crater, blue.
Junior heifer. Jerseys: Darrell
Portland Man Dies ;
As Fire Burns Home
Portland - (UPD Vernon J.
Jones, about 50, died Thurs
day night in a fire that burn
ed his four-room, one-story
home here.
Despite first aid and oxygen
administered by firemen,
Jones was pronounced dead
by a deputy coroner some 40
minutes after being pulled
from the blazing house. Jones
was a city water bureau em
ployee. . '
Damage to the house was
estimated at $4,000.
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11 Disease Cases
Reported This Week
Eleven cases of commu
nicable disease were reported
to the Jackson County Health
department this week, accord
ing to Dr. C. I. Drummond,
public health physician.
Medford reported two cases
of whooping cough, two cases
of pneumonia, and one each
of measles and chicken pox.
Ashland reported two cases
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