Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 2

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"THE YOUNG Bert Lancaster 1 Speaker i i 4 if'? efficiency. Carson also won the American Jurisprudence Award, for best paper written in the same field. v- Ha is. a -graduate of Salem High School and Stanford University. He was in the U.

S. Air Force following Stanford graduation in 1956, and is a jet pilot Carson Jives, with his wife and Oregon county. "In all but four be said, "the age of SIMS Financial Report Stirs Demo Battle Oregon Grown Large Sizes T-B0ME SIRLOIN ROUND 0t Polish Rings for Us VB oz. Pkg. LB.

$117 1 11 I two children at 1309 Hillendale Drive SE. He is a son of Mr, and Mrs. Wallace P. Carson Sr 370 Leslie St. SE, and is now serving as law derk with the law firm of Carson and Carson in Salem, preparatory to taking the bar examination later this summer.

said, "together with the complete cash receipts record and all vouchers, receipts and cancelled was audited by the Multnomah County Auditor and the chief deputy auditor of Multnomah County, and a letter covering the audit was written to the central committee." Appling said: "He is mistaken and be knows it We aren't asking any more than we are asking of other candidates or committees. All we ask is compliance with the law." Goldsmith questioned whether there was any legal requirement for the central committee to file a financial report at the secretary of state's office. He said the committee may have to do nothing more than make its record avail able for inspection. The investigation was initiated by the Multnomah County Dis trict Attorney's office after Appling complained. Deputy District Attorney Willis West began look ing into the question Wednesday.

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GOP Presidential Hopeful Goldwater To Talk Tonight Republican Senator Barry Gold- water of Arizona will address a flOO-a-plate dinner in Portland tonight at the Sheraton Hotel. Dinner is at 7 pjn. (DST). Goidwater'i last appearance in Portland drew some 15,000 people to a picnic in September, 1900. About 700 Republicans are expected tonight to hear" the chairman of the Republican Senatorial Cam paign Committee, who is consid ered a leading candidate for the 1964 GOP presidential nomination.

$3.5 Million For Red Tag NEW YORK (AP) A jury awarded $3.5 million Thursday night to John Henry Faulk for false pro-Communist labels which wrecked bis radio and television career. He sued Aware, one of its directors, Vincent W. Hartnett; and Laurence A. oper ator of a chain of supermarkets in Syracuse, N.Y. Johnson died in a motel here Wednesday before the 2-month libel trial went to the jury.

The jury, deliberating four hours, awarded Faulk $1 million compensatory damages against all three defendants; and punitive damages of $1,250,000 against Aware and Hartnett Faulk contended that a bulletin of Aware, published Feb. 10, 1956, falsely accused him of 'pro-Com munist sympathies. He said Hart nett prepared the material and Johnson was instrumental in dis tributing it to broadcasting and advertising representatives. Astoria Man Fined $3,000 NAKNEK, Alaska (AP) Jack J. Rubino, Astoria.

commer cial fisherman, has been fined $3,000 for fishing in a closed area of the Naknek-Kvichak District of Bristol Bay. At the conclusion of a three-hour non-jury trial, his fishing gear also was confiscated, his Jury 22 Oz. Bolllei By THI ASSOCIATED PRESS The Multnomah County Demo cratie Central Committee and Secretary of State Howell Appling Jr. remained at odds Thursday over a financial report from the I960 elections. Appling had called for an inves tigation of the committee because be said it had not filed a state ment of receipts and expenditures for the November, 1960, election.

Appling said a statement of all campaign expenditures' is required by law. Apptlny Answers St4)ttHTtMvf Herb Goldsmith, who was treas urer" of the Central Committee at the time in question, said Thursday in Baker that the figures Appling' wants have been on file in Appling's office for two weeks. Appling said in Salem that Mr. Goldsmith gave us two pieces of yellow paper with some penciled figures, on them. Tney were incomplete, unre- vealing, and not attested to." Goldsmith said "during the oast few weeks I have been in contact with representatives of the secretary of state's office, and approximately two weeks ago a carbon copy of the statement of receipts and disbursements of the Multno mah County Democratic Central Committee for the period June 30, 1960, through April 27, 1961, was filed with the secretary of state's office." "This statement," Goldsmith Photogs Pick Kansas Girl CHARLESTON, S.C.

(AP)-Ca-rolyn Joyner, 19, a blonde freshman at Emporia (Kan.) State, was named Miss National Press Photographer here Thursday nignt. The blue-eyed, J-foot-6, 125- a pouna Kansan, wnose measurements are 36-24-36, won out over 16 other contestants. Woodburn Drrv-in $1.00 PH CAR "Second Time Around" Dabble Reynolds, Andy Griffith "Mysterious Island" Gary Merrill, Jean Graanwead iMOTOR-VU DALLAS, OREGON Galas Opu 7:15 Children (Under 12) FRES NOW "JOURNEY TO THE 7TH PLANET Color 7 JPllWp EXTRA I FREE! FREEI A 1952'PonHac (In sjood candi. Hon) will be qhren away same lucky perse TONIGHT. Through courts sy of Campbell Chev in Dallas.

SEE YOU TONIGHT THIS IITTIE FISH Wallace P. Carson Salem, Thursday named winner of the, 1962 Outstanding Trial Prac tice Graduate Award of the Willamette University College of Law. The award" goes annually to a member of graduating class who achieved the Highest rating ia trial practice procedures and atax. Mia. Prep.

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New, Guinea UNITED NATIONS, AP) The Dutch government, has agreed to an Indonesian administrative takeover in West New Guinea if the native Papuans are guaranteed future self-determina tion, it was reported Thursday. Acting Secretary General Thant sent word of the Dutch position to Indonesian President Sukarno and pressed him for new Dutch-Indonesian talks to bring peace to the disputed South Pa cific territory. Thant's message said the Dutch have agreed to the sequence of events "set down in a settlement proposal by U.S. diplomat Ellsworth Bunker. commercial fisherman's license was revoked for six months, and he was given a 90-day suspended sentence.

next week en a charge of attempting to rape a white woman would likely go free if Davis were found innocent of raping the Negro woman. The Negro man, Israel Sharpe, also was convicted and sentenced to death. He also won a new trial He pleaded guilty recently and was sentenced to 40 years in in prison. Davis, of Atlanta, admit ted during his trial that he had sexual "relations with the 47-year-old woman, but claimed she consented. He testified he did use violence or threats.

amlh Cheers Verdict In the second trial, which followed in most respects the patterns of three years ago. the defense maintained rape was not proved. Members, of Davis' family cheered when the verdict was announced. Davis managed a half smile. CHEF BOY-AR-DEE CT TZ2 Spaghetti 2 SUNSHINE v-v Crackers Box the median criminal case tried did not exceed three months.

Marion County criminal cases were dispatched in an average of three months during the year, and civil cases in aa average of six months, within the bounds of good judicial standards But the percentage of civil cases in the county which had been pending for more than two years climbed during the year to 12.4. Pending Cases Reduced Statewide the pending cases were reduced sharply from 10.9 to 8.1 per cent, compared to the increase from 10.9 to 12.4 in Marion County. The county ranked 28th among the 36 in that category. Polk was 17th With 6.9 per cent; Linn list with 13.8; and Yamhill 20th with I per cent. Pending cases in Marion County were reduced by 75 during the year.

In all 1,892 cases were filed and 1,967 terminated. PoDc-Yam hill had an increase of 21 in pending, cases, and Linn-Benton-Lin-coln a reduction of 71 Court activity in Marion County has increased much more rapidly in the past seven years than the state at large. Total cases filed in 1954 in the county was fat 1961 it was 1391 In the statewide compflatkm the to tals were. 21,723 and 27,244 respectively. Peflc-Yimhin Steady Polk Yamhill was steady throughout-the period, showing 627 cases in 1954 and 631 ia 196L Linn-Benton-Lincoln snowed an Increase from L358 to 1438, Lane County had a major Jump also, from 1317 ia 1954 to 2399 in 196L "The last few years have seen marked progress in eliminating docket congestion and delay, in the trial courts of Oregon," Mc Allister said in a foreward to the report.

"With the few exceptions noted, the dockets are now in good condition and justice is be ing administered promptly. "This achievement," he said, "is due entirely to the industry and devotion to duty of the trial judges. With sustained effort the trial courts in Oregon should shortly reach the ideal in prompt judicial administration. Heart Reading Indicates Film Star is OK BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) Edward G.

Robinson's doctor says an electrocardiogram trans mitted from Africa to bis office indicates the veteran film star is "doing very weD." The heart reading was sent over radio and telephone cable utilizing a new device called a sonlink. Robinson's physician, who asked to remain unidentified, said the reading was clear despite the distance from Nairobi, Kenya. The 68-year-old actor was stricken last week while on loca tk for a movie, apparently by a heart attack. led Surplus Washington indicate that the first group of houses Carlow acquired cost about $550 a unit In 1955, Carlow announced that 400 unite from the projects were being sold by him to Billie Sol Estes of Pecos, Tex. With the deal firmly sealed, Billie Sol moved the homes by truck to Cheney before setting out to resell them in the fast-growing area around Moses Ladgera List Nam The name of Billie Sol Estes appears often in the official ledgers of Grant County, although few people in the area ever remember seeing or meeting him.

Also ap pearing frequently ia county rec ords are tne names Of Charles E. Carlow, Gene Linn and Billie Sol's (Papa John) Estes. all of whom prospered ia the resale of the surplus homes from Victory Heights and Coplen Park. Most of the entries concerning real estate sales and mortgage transfers were made in 1955, 1958 and 1957 when business was at its peak. A few transactions are dated late ia 196L when Billie Sol's transactions Texas were al ready coming voider scrutiny.

i By TOM WRIGHT Stat Reporter, "The Statesman Oregon courts continued to speed up the administration of justice in both criminal and civil casea during 1961, a report by John R. McCuflough, administrative 'assistant to Chief Justice William McAllister, showed Thursday. McAllister said the report "shows that there is no delay in the trial of criminal cases in any 12-Year Old Youth Hurt mm am In Accident A car with a 12-year-old young ster at the wheel careened across two lawns and smashed fences and hedges at 16th and Mission Streets SE Thursday afternoon, hut th vniinfftr Mranerf in jury. Salem oolice said the boy had been allowed to steer and shift the 1953 sedan, while his father controlled me gas peaai. The father, Albert Jenkins, 45, of 340 Washington St SE, was arrested by police on a charge of drunkenness.

Police were told by the boy that the father pressed the gas pedal to the floor, send lllg ujc veu Ln iu vtra tnro. Jenkins received cuts and bruises but the boy and his younger brother were unhurt The car was owned by Sophie Leeper, also listed as 340 Washington St SE, police' said. Before the auto came to a stop against a cherry tree in the yard of the Allen W. Panther home at 1597 Lee St SE, it smashed a fence and hedge owned by James G. Dunn, 1610 Mission St SE; and a fence and hedge owned by Panther.

It also sideswiped Dunn's house, police said, but so damage was caused. 14. -IA Soviet Tourists Stick Together PARIS AP Soviet tourists are now coming to France in private automobiles. But even in cars, the tourists stick together. Some of the cars were much too close together Wednesday.

A convoy of nine was headed toward Fontainebleau. One slowed down. The following car hit It Both cars stopped and two more cars piled up. Bent fenders were the principal damage. Police Apprehend.

2 MacLaren Youths Statesman News Itrrlee ALBANY a police here Thursday night apprehended two youths who ran away the previous day from MacLaren School for Boys placement at a ranch at Philomath. Police listed them as Bertram Murphy, 15, of Bonanza, and Patrick Phflo. 17, of Portland. They were nabbed just south of Albany. i Estes Pedd Houses in By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ousters of squat; one-story homes scattered throughout Moses Lake and the Columbia Basin 'are remnants of what Billie Sol Estes, the deflated Texas millionaire, once called his "Washington Project" Records indicate Estes first made acquaintance with the state of Washington in 1954 when be uew from his Pecos home to Seattle to accept the Junior Chamber of Commerce's accolade as one of the country's 10 outstanding young men.

Later that year, Billie Sol and several members of his family spent a good deal of time in the Inland Empire working on the pur chase and resale of, scores of homes which had been part of the Victory Heights and Coplen Park wartime housing projects in Spokane. Sdd to Friend The homes were being disposed of by The Federal Public Bousing Administration. Successful bidder was the Carlow Lumber Tay lor, whose owner, Charles E. Carlow, was a business acquaintance of Billie Sol Estes. Records WHY SUFFER lOXGOtt Whea M.

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-SJ Cheddar Cheese lb. eVez. Jar 69f Si Gal. baiems Fresh, Local or 1(p)c lbs. PORTLAND ROAD NORTH (0)2 3' J-m Full Crefo 3) (or Job Off ice Buys Three Properties Purchase of three properties on the northwest comer of the Union and Cottage streets intersection for a Salem field offices building connected with the Sate Depart ment el Employment was re ported here Thursday.

Total price for the site, each including a house, was listed at $103,500. Employment Commissioner Da vid Cameron said Thursday that the architectural firm of James J. Gathercoal of CorvaHis had been retained to design, the new building which will boose the employment office now located at 710 Ferry St SE and toe farm labor office at Center and Front streets. The Salem site will include parking and loading areas for buses piciing ep field hands and harvest workers. Owner of the properties were listed as Leonard and Agnes Schad an apartment build- ina.

Mrs. Florence i Foster, an apartment buMng, and the UU of Jennie Bartlett Police Hold Nevada Man SUteraua Wws ferric SDLVERTON-A Nevada driver was cited lor failure to leave name and address at the scene of an Injury accident Thursday, after his car struck a Silverton girl here causing minor injuries. Silverton Police report. Wayne Donovan Milender, 22, of Sparks, Nev. was taken to Marion County Jail, where bail was' set at $1,000.

Police said tne Milender car struck Diane Ball. 18, of Silver-ton. Route 2, causing minor leg injuries. She was treated and re- eased at Silverton Hospital. Po lice arrested Milender later in the afternoon when he returned to Silverton.

President Signs Fare Tax. End; Others Extended WASHINGTON (AP) President Kennedy signed into law Thursday a bill to extend a series of Korean War taxes but to cut off levies on train and bus tickets and halve that on air fares. The law provides for termina tion of the 10-per cent tax on rail and bus fares at midnight Nov 15, and for reduction of the air fare tax to 5 per cent at the same time. But the measure calls for con tinuation of other miscellaneous levies estimated to produce about S4.2 billion annually. Among those extended without change are imposts on alcoholic beverages, cigarettes, automobiles and their parts and accessories and on general telephone service, as well as corporate income tax rates.

Tugman Condition Remains Critical CHEYENNE, Wyo: (AP) Tom Tugman, 34, regional membership executive in the Denver office of the Associated Press, remained in critical condition at a Cheyenne hospital Tugman suffered severe bead injuries Wednesday when the rented plane he was piloting over ran a runway at the Douglas airport and crashed In a ditch. He is the son of the late William Tugman, a long-time editor of the Eugene Register-Guard, and brother of Mrs. Jerry Stone of Salem, Ore. 1 Opposition Joins Parry NOGALES, Ariz. APr A no- gales organization sponsored' a benefit party with the musk by a high school choral group called The'Sin- MOTTO SAVING CENTER FREIICH DRESSING SAVING CENTER LAORY BLEACH mum mm -w vve feature Selection of Fruits LOCAL Jury Acquits Man ASPARAGUS At Second Trial ml FISHERAMA BUFFET LOCAL-SOLID HEAD imm LOCAL EVERY FRIDAY 5 TO 10 P.M.

MARION MOTOR HOTEL commerce HENTY OP FREE PARKING RFfs RADISHES BEAUFORT. SC. (AP) A young white man, sentenced to death three years ago after being convicted of raping a Negro woman, was found innocent Thursday at hi second trial An all-white jury acquitted the defendant, Fred G. Davis, 27, after two hours of deliberation. Davis was convicted June 29, 1959, by an all-white jury that failed to recommend mercy.

This made the death sentence mandatory. Davis, then 24. was a Marine private based at the Marine air station here-. New Trial Granted Defense attorneys appealed suc cessfully to the State Supreme Court for a new trial. The high court held that news photograph ers taking pictures of the first trial interfered with the administration of justice.

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