SATURDAY. AUGUST 21, 1954
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Architects
EUGENE W Some 20 dele
Sates from Oregon, Washington,
Montana. Idaho and Alaska Sat
urday continued the third annual
' Northwest Regional Conference of
the American Institute of Archi
tects. The session opened Friday with
taltc by Robert Anshcn of San
Francisco. He said architects
should apply mass production
techniques o( other Industries to
the problems of housing, "When
we do this there will be nn end
to the sterility of design of present
maw housing, " he said.
William TiiRirmn, editor of the
Eugene Register-Guard, also spoke.
The conference will continue
through Sunday.
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BERLIN 11 At lost 15 Easl
Cermin school teachers have been
rrested by police on chnrnes of
Inciting their pupils against So
viet Russia, the West Berlin Flghi.
Inn Group Against Iiihumsnltv
said Saturday.
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books. The Sheriff's Posse riders will leave the Charlie Read, ranch in Henley at 8 a.m. Sep
tember I for the 100 mile ride.
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Court Convicts
. FORT LEWIS. Wash. W -Maj.
Victor Hungciford Jr., 33, decor
ated hero of two wars, was con
v cted by a court martial Friday
of desertion, failure to pay a just
debt and on four counts of passing
bad checks.
The conviction of the former Ta
coma resident, who was arrested
wuiking under another name at
an Altu'as, Calif., logging camp
last month, was announced by
Maj. Gen. R. F, Sink, post com
mander. Hungcrford was sentenced to
dismissal from the service, for
feiture of all pay and allowances
and confinement at hard labor
for 'one year. General Sink said,
Hungerford had been listed as a,
deserter from Fort Lewis since
Fob. 7. He was post reenlistment
officer when he disappeared last
Jan. 4.
After his arrest, lie told news-
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"Army Officer
meal ihty ; his pleas of disability
were disregarded by review auth
orities, so he "took .off."
He was awarded the Silver Star
and other decorations for World
War II" and Korean duty and had
been iri the ' service 18 years. He
has cC wife and three children.
Chicago Plans
Music Festival
CHICAGO 1.11 Some 80.000
persons are expected to attend the
25th annual Chicagoland Musie
Festival tonight in Soldier Field.
Eight thousand performers, in
cluding: stars of the entertainment
world, will participate in the festi
val which is sponsored by the Chi
cago Tribune Charities, Jnc.
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CHICAGO '.ft The anticipated
court li?ht over the SJ.630,000 es
tate oi the late Montgomery Ward
Thome was started yesterda by
his mother.
Mrs. Marion Thorne, mother of
the 20-year-old heir Jo a maili or
der fortune, charged his fiancee
and prospective mother-in-law with
having exercised "domination and
undue influence'' over him in the
making of his last will. .
In a Circuit Court suit, Mrs.
Thorne sought to set aside the will
made by her son June 10, nine
days belore he was found' dead in
his North Side apartment.
The suit was filed shortly after
Probate Judge Charles, G. Seidel
admitted Thorne's second will to
probate and approved the appoint
ment of Miss Maureen Ragen, 18,
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his fiancee, as executor.
In the will, Thorne left one half
of his estate to Miss Ragen, one
fnnrih tn her mother Mrs. Aleen
' Ragen, one eighth to an aunt and
one eighth to his motner. in an
earlier will he had left the entire
estate to his mother. - ;
Mrs. Thorne named Mrs. Ragen
and her daughter as principal de
lendauts and charged they had
"by means of cultivated and ar
tificial sentimentality, cajfilery ami
artifice' caused young Thome to
I make the second "will. .
I "Monty Thorne became greatly
j weakened in mind and character
. by reason of the domination and
undue inlluence exercised over and
against him by the defendants,
I Maureen and Aleen Ragen, and
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Mrs. xnorne s suit cnarged.
After a prolonged Inquest, a cor.
! oner's jury decided young Thorne'j
death resulted from natural causes
i due recommenaea a, continued in.
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