Two Rescued After
Wyoming Air Crash
Evanston, Wyo. - (LTD - Two
occupants of a light plane
which crashed on a windswept
hillside 15 miles west of here
Thursday were rescued Satur
day, apparently not badly in
jured. A ground party of Wyoming
National Guardsmen from
Evanston and Wyoming high
way patrolmen reached R. E.
Anderson, 25, Sunny vale,
Calif., the pilot, and Delbert
L. Gheen, 22, San Jose, Calif.,
bout noon.
Pilot Injured
Patrol Sgt. Leonard E. Wold
aid Anderson had an injured
right leg. He was picked up
by a helicopter from Hill Air
Force base, Utah, and taken
back to the base for treat
ment. Gheen was not hurt. He
returned to Evanston with the
ground party Saturday after
noon. Gheen was spotted on top
of the hill about 9:30 a.m. by
an Evanston search pilot. The
ground party, led by Patrol
men Clair Woodward and Pat
Cowper and Uinta County
Sheriff Harry Ehler, reached
the men about noon.
18-Inch Snowfall
The rescuers left their jeeps
and trucks to walk the last
mile of the trek over rough,
hilly country, and through an
18-inch snowfall.
Anderson and Gheen had
been missing in Anderson's
red and white Ercoupe since
Thursday. Anderson picked
up Gheen in Sidney, Neb., for
a flight to Wyoming and then
to Elko, Nev.
The plane crashed . about
200 yards from the summit of
Porcupine Ridge, just over
the Wyoming-Utah border in
to Utah. .
The two men took off from
Rock Springs, Wyo., about
3:30 p.m. Thursday, for Elko,
Nev., in the face of bad
weather radiating from the
Salt Lake City area. Bad
weather hampered a search
Friday.
Hatfields Announce
Second Child Due
Salem - (UPD - Gov. and Mrs.
Mark Hatfield announced Fri
day night that they are ex
pecting a second child.
First word of the impend
ing birth leaked out last week.
The child is expected in
mid-June. The Hatfield's first
child, Elizabeth, was born last
July 1.
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HOSPITAL ENTRANCE The front en
trance to the new Osteopathic hospital in
Central Point, currently under construction,
was at this stage of completion last week
as plumbing and some carpenter work went
on in spite of ice and snow. All the exterior
walls of the building are up, with construc
tion going pretty much on schedule, ac
cording to Medical Director Dr. Paul T.
Rutter. Completion date will be about May
15, Dr. Rutter said. The city of Central
Point has extended Second st. to the hos
pital property line and water and sewer
facilities have also been, provided.
Cause of Actress7 Death
Unknown; Autopsy Fails
New Haven, Conn. - (UPD -
An autopsy failed Saturday
to determine the cause of
death of actress Margaret Sul
lavan but an official said she
appeared to have died from
an accidental overdose of
sleeping pills.
The winsome 48-year-old
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Hits Record High
Portland - (UPD - Production
and shipments of lumber in
the 12-state Western Pine re
gion set new all-time highs in
1959, but are due for a taper-ing-off
in the first quarter of
1960, according to W. E. Grif
fee, acting manager of the
Western Pine association here.
In his quarterly report,
Griffee's preliminary estimat
es placed 1959 production at
9-391 million board feet and
shipments at 9,235 feet, both
highest in the 12-state region's
history. Previous production
high was 9,030 million in 1956,
and previous shipments record
was 8,776 million in 1955.
. His quarterly forecast esti
mated first quarter, 1960, ship
ments of about 1,975 million
feet, or about 5 per cent be
low the first quarter of 1959.
Auto Exposition
To Open in Chicago
Chicago - (UPDZ - The na
tion's largest automotive ex
position, which begins here
Jan. 16, will preview the new
look in the automotive indus
try, it was announced Saturday.
Two-thirds of the new car
and truck exhibits at the 52nd
annual Chicago automobile
show will be single-showing,
"exclusives" or newly, elab
orately devised displays that
will be having their premieres
here.
Contest Winners
On Tour of Europe
London (UPD Melissa and
Rebekah Hickes, 12-year-old
twins from Pittsburgh ,flew
into London Saturday night
on their dome-happy tour of
Europe.
The girls won a 10-city air
tour for themselves and their
parents by writing an essay
about the most famous domed
structures in the world.
Now they are inspecting the
domes personally.
actress died Friday night a
few hours before she was
scheduled to perform in a new
Play.
Not Believed Suicide
Coroner James J. Corrigan
said a preliminary investiga
tion indicated that she had
taken too many sleeping pills.
He added, "I do not believe it
was a suicide."
The coroner said the autop- j
sy performed Saturday failed
to pinpoint the cause of death.
Laboratory tests also were
conducted but the results will
not be known until about
Monday, according to medical
examiner Sterling Taylor.
Found by Husband
Miss Sullavan, who began
her stage career in 1928
against her parents' wishes,
was found by her husband,
Kenneth Wagg, unconscious in
her hotel room. She was dead
on arrival at a hospital.
Earlier Friday she had been
treated by a doctor for nerv
ous exhaustion. Associates said
the strain of a new role had
taxed her strength.
U.S. Investigating
Newsman's Ousting
New York (UPD The inter
American Press association
said Saturday it had been as
sured the state department is
investigating an association
complaint about the expulsion
of a newspaperman from Ven
ezuela. William H. Cowles, IAPA
president and publisher of the
Spokane (Wash.) Spokesman
Review, had written Secre
tary of State Christian A. Her
ter inquiring whether it was
normal procedure for U.S.
consulates to issue visas or
visa revalidations to persons
who have not applied for
them.
HARDING'S NIECE DIES
Orange, Calif. - (UPD - Fu
neral services were held Sat
urday at Fairhaven Mausole
um Chapel for Mrs. Helen L.
Adams, 63, niece of President
Warren G. Harding. Mrs.
Adams died Thursday after
suffering a stroke Dec. 22..
Washington One of three
retail stores in the United
States is a food outlet.
ACTRESS DIES - Miss Mar
garet Sullivan, above, one of
the greatest actresses of the
American stage, was dead on
arrival at Grace-New Haven,
Conn., hospital Friday. Miss
Sullivan, 48, was scheduled
to open Friday in the world
premiere of "Sweet Love Re
membered," at the Shubert
theater in New Haven.
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4 MacLaren Inmafes
Escape Saturday
Salem (UPD Four inmates
of the MacLaren School for
Boys near Woodburn escaped
about 11 a.m. Saturday while
they were working in a laun
dry room.
MacLaren authorities iden
tified . the : four, as Wayne
Wear, 16, Coos Bay; Ronald
Moore, 16, Pendleton; Thomas
Edwards, 16, Sutherlin and
John Neely Jr., 17, of Aloha.
Enthusiastic Woman
Falls Out Window
Ponte de Barba, Portugal
(UPD - Maria de- Silva, 45, en
thusiastically joined in the old
Portuguese custom of bidding
the old year farewell by
throwing something out of the
window.
Maria threw too hard and
fell out of the window. It was
a ground floor window and
she suffered only minor bruises.
Austrian Socialist
Dies at Age of 81
Zurich, Switzerland - (UPD -
Friedrich Adler, Austrian So-;
cialist leader who . killed the
Austrian prime minister in
World War I, died here Satur
day at the age of 81.
Adler, who spent much of
World War II as an exile in
the, United States, has been
secretary of the Austrian So
cialist party and was an ardent
opponent of war.
Couple Has Boy; 11
Girls Came First -
Portland - (UPD - A baby boy
was born to Mr. and Mrs. Cas
per Custer of Portland Friday. ;
They have 11 other children,!
all girls. !
BANK OFFICIAL DIES
New York - (LTD - Paul H
Ramsay, 59, vice president of j
the Chase Manhattan Bank,
died in a hospital Friday fol
lowing a short illness.
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