WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1956
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Moves East
By THE ASSOCIATED PBESS
Cooler air continued to move
eastward today and had over
spread the Great Lakes region.
in northern sections of the Great
Lakes temperature drops were
sharp. Grand Marais. Mich., had
a drop of 21 degrees, from 59 Mon
day night to .18 late last night.
Temperatures elsewhere in the
area mostly were in the 40s, with
few in the 30s.
Showers and thunderstorms!
were reported from the western
Great Lakes westward through the
upper Mississippi River Valley,
ihe northern portions of the mid
dle Mississippi Valley and through
the Northern and Central Plains
States. At Grantsburg, Wis., 1.14
incnes of rain fell in a six hour
period. St. Cloud, Minn., had 1.12
inches.
Rain also fell along the Gulf of
siexico Coast, with Apalachicola:
I-la., reporting (.68 inches in 24
hours. The Southeastern portion of
ine country also had widely scat
tered showers.
LACKS APPLE
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youngster scneduicd to have an
apple shot from his head in a per
formance of "William Tell" Mon
day noticed something important
was missing the apple. Nine-year-old
Gary Streiff had to depend
upon sleight-of-hand, to fool the
audience after it was discovered
another member of the cast had
become hungry and eaten the
apple.
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Military Training Plan
Asked By Legion Leader
LOS ANGELES (UP) - The
American Legion has been urged
by its retiring commander J.
Addington Wagner, to fight for
compulsory military training be
cause the volunteer reserve pro
gram has tailed.
The commander of the 2,800.000
Legionnaires got the group's 38th
annual national convention down
to serious business yesterday by
submitting his final report. The
report also advocated:
1 A continued battle for a new
veteran's security bill which would
P.?5i'?mo.nthl.y p e " ' ' 0 n '"itraining course for the young men
World War I veterans over 65. of me country."
2 A continued effort to secure i
Congressional investigation of.
UNESCO and the U.S. .Commission j
for UNESCO. . I
The report was an indication ol
what the Legion program would
be for the coming year.
Wagner told the convention that
the Legion's work of the past year
to expose me danger to America
represented by the Fund For The
Republic has borne good fruit."
Hep. Olin E. Ensue, iD-Tex
Chairman of The House Veterans'
Affairs Committee, was accused
in the report of being a party to
the scuttling of the Legion
recommended war veterans' se
curity bill in the 1MS8 congress.
The bill proposed to declare all
World War 1 vets over 65 "totally
disabled ir their income was less
than $1,400 annually and tliev
h.ivp nn r!inpn1iinlc nr 9 ?nn
if they have dependents. Those
falling in the category would be
(entitled to M05 monthly pension.
Two Jet Planes
Collide In Air
NAGOYA, Japan itf-The U.S.
Air Force said two jet fighter
planes collided and crashed near,
Nagoya today, killing one pilot:
and destroying a house.
The second pilot parachuted'
from his damaged plane and suf
fered only minor injuries. Names
of the fliers were withheld. i
The Air Force said a teen-age
Japanese girl was hurt when the'
falling aircraft smashed into the!
house. Her injuries were not
serious.
COMIC DIES
HOLLYWOOD Ifi-Eddie Garr.
56. night club comic and. musical
comedy performer of the 1930s,
died Monday.
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Wagner, in. regard to the volun
tary .reserve training program,
said it was just getting under way
last year and "we held that it
deserved a fair trial."
"Now the fair trial period
over. The program has failed to
enlist the limited quota of trainees
set by the Department of Defense.
It must be considered at this time
whether the .urgent need for a
large trained civilian reserve
force to back up the professional
armed forces can onlv be met by
initiating'
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Clarence Turley Slated
For Realtor
Clarence M. Turley, St. Louis
realtor and president of the Na
tional Association of Real Estate
Boards, will be the keynote speak
er at Oregon's 1956 Real Estate
Convention to be held in Salem,
September 16. 17 and 18. ,
Turley has long been a leader
in professional real estate activi
ties. During his 40-year career,
he has served as president of
NAREB's American Institute of
Real Estate Appraisers 'in 1952):
president of the National Associa
tion of Building Owners and Man
agers (in 1936): president of the
St. Louis Real Estate Board (in
1942); vice president of the Ur
ban Land Institute I in 1955 : and,
for many years, a member of
NAREB's board of directors and
its executive committee.
a After graduation from Benton
College of Law in 1916. he was
admitted to the Missouri bar. He
began his business life in 1913,
working for a St. Louis real estate
firm, Isaac T. Cook Company, and
in 1928 resigned as vice president
of the company to open his own
firm which was later called Clar
ence M. Turley, Inc., of which he
is president.
In the educational field. Turley
has been a member of the staff
of University College, Washington
University, lecturing on real es
tate valuation. He is a trustee
and chairman of the finance com
mittee of Carthage College, Carth
age, Illinois.
In addition to his professional
and education activities, Turley
has served as a member of the
St. Louis Council, Junior Cham
ber of Commerce of St. Louis.
Turley was born September 16,
1893, in St, Louis, and is mar
ried to the former Ruth Alvina
Kober. They have a daughter,
Ruth Jeanne, now Mrs. H. E. Het
zler; and a son, Clarence M. Tur
ley Jr., who is associated with
his father in business.
This is Oregon's 22nd annual
convention and is expected to be
the best attended and most out
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standing convention and education
al conference ever held. Other out
standing speakers on the program
include: Elmo Smith, governor of
Oregon; Alec G. Nichols, conven
tion sparkplug of Los Angeles:
Dr. Frank Bennett, president of
Eastern Oregon College of Educa
tion, La Grande: Grace Sebastian,
president of the National Women's
Council, Sacramento: and many
who are connected with the real
estate field in one way or another.
Reservations for tho convention
may be mailed to Real Estate
Convention Committee, Box
Marion Hotel, Salem, Oregon.
Doors Open 6:30
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Blast Touches
Off Mine Fire
MYTON. Utah W Black smoke
poured from the shaft of the small
Pariett Gilsonite Mine today fol
lowing an underground blast that
touched off a fire in the isolated
diggings late yesterday.
But, the mine's estimated 25
employes had ended operations
for the day and left for home
about an hour before the blast.
There were no injuries, but mine
Supt. Robert Ferron said the mine
itself would be a total loss.
,aE'furthe; east, killed
eight men in November 1953.
Gilsonite Is a solid petroleum
substance similar to asphalt.
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