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2 The Newi-Rtview, Roteburg, Ore. Sat., Oct. 8, 1949
Archduke Cites
Christianity Need
In World Peace
BAKER, Oct. 8. .P Arch
duke Otto, Hapsburg pretender to
the throne of Austria, said here
last night that only in Christian
Ity will the western democracies
lind a weapon to fight Russian
communism.
The Marshall plan, he said, has
built up western Euroe econ
omically and militarily and might
stave off communistic control of
Europe "If there is time."
The handsome young archduke,
whoi equick intelliganre and
wide International background
along with his ancient lineage
lent weight to his remarks, has
been In far corners of the globe
in the last few years observing
communism's march at firs' hand.
Just as Hitler charted his
course for world domination in
"Meln Kampf" so, said Archduke
Otto, hat Stalin plotted his moves
In writing for the world to see.
His announced plan, already two
thirds completed, Includes absorp
tion of small countries on Russia's
European border, absorption of
China, now In process, and absorp
tion of the great Atlantic powers,
the step which Americans must
recognize as inevitably next and
inevitably involving the United
States, Archduke Otto said.
He emphasized the need for
American military strength and
said "The time has come" for
Americans to emulate the Soviets'
filth column tactics. He said the
United States should promote a
Pacific pact similar to the At
lantic pact.
"Christianity, If understood and
lived, I believe, would give the
solution to all of our problems,"
he said.
Vinson Chargtf Navy
Expenses Cut In Half
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Cool Talks To Resurr..
In 20-Day Coal Strike
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flc date. Rut Ching said he
wouldn't wait too long.
"Already the pinch is being
felt." he told reporters.
Edwin G. Nourse, chairman of
the President's Economic Advi
sory council, said that a month
of continued strikes in the coal
and steel Industries would ser
iously threaten the national wel
fare. Chlng said he had kept In close
touch with steel developments
since the steel strike started last
Monday, but he had "no immedi
ate plans" for calling Philip Mur
ray's ClO-Steelworkers and the
steel companies hack into government-sponsored
negotiations.
Walnuts Wanted to Dry
After Oct. 10
BACON and BACON
Curry EstaU
the naval air arm that Indicate
"Congress intended to let It
wither on the vine by falling to
give It enough operating air
craft." Cits Document
"I have seen a reputable docu
ment indlacating that decisions
have been reached In the (De
fense) department to cut naval
and marine aviation strength
about In half and that the Air
Force Is to be given an expanded
role." Vinson said.
"The navy would become a pro
tective convoy to move troops
and fight submarines.
"It is my understanding that
secret orders to that effect have
been Issued In the Pentagon."
In addition to reduction being
made by Congress yei'ai nth ss r
naval funds. Vinson said he un
derstands the navv is to be cut
$3."3,(XIO,000 more by action of .he
Defense department Itself.
Admiral Ilopwood said "Yes
sir, that is right."
Assign Reduction
Of that additional cut, Vinson
said, naval aviation is assigned
a $203,000,000 reduction. He said
that is 57 1-2 percent of the tot.-.l
and "far out of proportion to the
rest of the navy."
He said It would appear that
"defense leaders in the Pentagon
and the other services are out of
sympathy with the navy air
at m."
j He said It Is on their recom-
has already trimmed naval avi
ation. In the appropriation for this
year still hanging fire in Con
gress, Vinson said, the navy
would get 2,922 fewer operating
aircraft than last year.
Attack carriers would be cut
from 11 to eight, he said. Air
craft procurement would be
slashed by 480 planes.
Deactivate Stations
Nine naval air stations would
he deactivated, Vinson said, and
there Is no provision for modern
izing carriers hy strengthening
flight decks and Increasing fuel
capacity. He said, though, that
Secretary of Defense jrhnson
has ordered some work along that
line on his own.
In addition, he said, the cur
rent appropriation would:
Reduce attack carrier air
groups from 15 to 14, patrol plane
squadrons from 34 to 30. person
nel by 550 officers and 11,903 en
listed men.
Force discontinuance of use of
fleet carriers for training re
serves. Cut the air arm to not more
than 3.000 planes in the next two
or three years.
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Cover Of Smog Stalls
Traffic In Portland
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I PORTLAND, Oct. g.-tPl-A
j cover of smog stalled traffic,
I multiplied minor accidents, and
knocked down telephone and
power lines in two places today.
The worst smoke and fog com-
hinatlon In months hung over the
Portland area last night and early
today occasionally cutting visibil
ity almost to zero. Some motorists
mtllnH In Via atria t1 Ihii rarl anri
narked until the smoff lifted. I
A car driven hy Rudolph Hart
man, 43, Portland, sheared off a
telephone pole In southeast Port
land and went on to crash Into a
mal box.
, Another ear knocked down
power and telephone lines In 'lie
i same area.
Idaho Guardsmen
Rescue Hunters
After Snow Fall
TWIN FALLS, Idaho. Oct. 8.
(.V) Idaho national guardsmen
and U. S. Forest service employes
used heavy trucks and road clear
ing equipment today to rescue
3,000 deer hunters. They were
trapped by an early season snow,
storm in the Minidoka National
forest of southern Idaho.
Forest Supervisor A. E. Brlgga
said scores of cars still were stall,
ed In the area. There have been
no deaths, he said, and only one
case of serious frostbite.
The storm was heavy in other
Idaho mountain areas, where two
persons were reported missing.
Hriggs said eight inches of snow
fell in the Minidoka forest area.
The storm ceased during the
night but was threatening to re
sume. "People who stayed with their
camps or in their cars are all
right." he said. 'The ones who
got into trouble were those who
tried to walk out of the area."
Moscow Lampoons U .S.
'Atomic Monopoly'
MOSCOW. Oct. 8. f.P The
Moscow press lampooned Ameri
can "atomic monopoly" In verse
and picture today.
The government newspaper Iz
vestia carried a cartoon depicting
a balloon labeled "Atomic Mo
nopoly" blowing up in the face
of the U. S. after being punctured
by Tass. the Soviet news agency's
communique, announcing that
the Russians also have atomic
weapons.
The cartoon was accompanied
by a verse which read:
"They blew it up every day and
every hour.
"They threatened everyone,
scared everyone,
"Rut as a result miscalculated.
"Tasa informed the world sim
ply, modestly, without boasting
"That the atom bomb you have
and we have!
"Yes! yes!"
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O'Brlen, actress, and Mrs. C. Vsnchan Frrfuson. National Presi
dent of the Girl Scouts of Ihe V. S. A., resd the script of Mariaret'a
movie trailer, a plea for adult leaden for Girl Scout troops.
French President Auriol
Undergoes Jaw Operation
PARIS, Oct. 8. Pi President
Vincent Auriol was taken today
to a suburban clinic for a Jaw
operation which reliable sources
described as very grave.
The president officially asked
Interior Minister Jules Moch, a
socialist and cousin of Leon Blum,
to seek a compromise among middle-of-the-road
parties in order to
form a new French government.
The president had been ex
pected to choose a new premier
to succeed Henri Queuille whose
resignation he accepted Thursday.
Political leaders suggested he
might pick Moch. who was cred
ited with smashing last year's
Communist-led strike wave.
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Chinese Flee Canton
As Red Army Presses
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Small Boy Seriously
MINNEAPOLIS. Oct. 8-fPl
William Bunker. 10, was In criti
cal condition today from Injuries
suffered In the prank of high
schor,' football fans.
Witnesses told the police Wil
liam had alighted from a street
car last night after a football
game. Pupils remaining on the
car reached through a window
and seized his arms. The car
started. William was dragged
several feet. He fell under a rear
wheel when the pranksters re
leased him.
William suffered a mangled
leg. shock and possible internal
Injuries.
Fire Loss Low Despite
Extremely Dry Season
PENDLETON, Oct. 8. P-De-spite
the driest season In Ine
years, the Umatilla forest lost on
ly 151 acres to fire from June
through September, Range Con
servationist John Clouston re
ported today.
There were 98 fires: 81 caused
hy lightning, seven by smokers,
eight by rampfires, and one hy a
train. The largest hlaze. started
by lightning, burned 52 acres
on Rider creek.
take a like step. Other common
wealth governments might follow
suit. Trade with China is a big
factor.
So far only Russia and her ret
inue of Eastern European states
have recognized the "Peoples Re
public" of Communist Mao Tse
Tung. The British step would break
the front of Western Powers who
so far have remained mute on
the question of recognizing Pel
pin. The United States, which has
fewer commercial interests in
communist -occupied China, lashed
out at the Mao regime. There was
nothing diplomatic in Washing
ton's language.
The State department issued a
formal statement denouncing the
communist order barring the
news-gathering activities of all
correspondents from nations not
recognizing the Peiping govern
ment. The statement branded the or
der a "crude attempt" to force
recognition of the "Peoples Republic."
WHICH? When civic officials
named lovely Yvonne Dillon
(above) "Miss Western Week"
to reign over that annual Palm
Springs, Calif., affair, they ex
pected to deck her out in a
cowboy outfit. But Yvonne, who
thinks western clothes do little
for her, says she prefers this
kind of costume. (AP Wire-photo).
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Wrecking Is Begun On
Astoria Naval Hospital,
ASTORIA, Oct. 8. CP) The
Astoria naval hospital's 35 build
ings, sold at auction to various
wrecking companies, were being
dismantled today.
The war assets division sold the
structures for $30,942. The 70
acres o( land were not sold.
The hospital, sure I in now, cost
the government $2,500,000 to build
in 194.1. Much of its equipment
was disposed of earlier.
Fish Swim In Streets
Following Cloudburst
DARTMOUTH Eng.. Oct 8 f.TI
Patrons of the local Pub rub
bed their eyes and looked again.
Fish were swimminw In flniH.
ed streets after a cloudburst
backed up the River Part
through the twon's sewer system.
SPAGUE NAMED
PORTLAND. Oct. 8- (.P
The Oregon and California Ad
visory board re-elected Charles
A. Sprague, Salem, chairman
yesterday.
The board derided to wait to
hear from the West Coast Lum
bermen's association and the Pa
cific Northwest Loggers' associ
ation before taking action on new
regulations for rights-of-way
granted hy the government for
construction of timber acccs
roads.
Mother Goes Beserk;
Kills Two Children
KALAMAZOO. Mich., Oct. 8.
(.Pi A 27-year-old mother went
berserk today and killed her two
children with a celery knife, po
lice said.
Undersheriff B. K. McGregor
said she told him she couldn't
stand the continual crying of the
children.
William Howard Freeman, 28,
the husband, said he found his
wife this morning sitting in a
blood-spattered bathtub with the
knire in her nana. .
The dead body of their nine-month-old
baby, Larry was In the
tub. In a nearby bedroom was
the body of another son, John
Carroll, six.
Mrs. Freeman was held at the
sheriff's office without charge
for Investigation.
China Reds Are Holding
Jap Red Cross Workers
TOKYO. Oct. 8 (.Ti At least
144 Japanese Red Cross nurses
are prisoner of Chinese Com
munist armies. American Red
Cross headquarters for the Far
East said today.
Nurse Kiyoko Shlmizu, recent
ly repatriated by the Chinese
Reds because of illness, supplies
names and locations of 144 oth
ers, authorities said.
No Business For Ten
Years Ends Man's Job
COPENHAGEN, Oct. 8 (.P
For 10 years now, the customs
officer at Moellehuset on the Danish-German
border has been
on dutv every day.
But the custom house will be
closed Jan. 1.
A Customs surveyor found that
the border at Moellehuset hasn't
seen a solitary traveler In those
10 years.
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The Weather
U. t. Weather Bureau Office
Roteburg, Oregon
Mostly cloudy today and Sunday-Highest
temp, for any Oct. 96
Lowest temp, for any Oct. 22
Highest temp, yesterday 74
Lowest temp, last 24 hrs 4
Precipitation last 24 hrs .14
Precipitation since Oct. 1 1 44
Precipitation since Sept. 1 3.60
Excess since sept 1 1.12
Forecast Frost
Arrives In State
PORTLAND, Oct. 8 (P
The forecast frost arrived In Ore
gon today, sending the tempera
ture down to 34 degrees here, and
below freezing in several parts
of the state.
The mercury plummeted to 17
degrees In Prlneville, spurring
the potato harvest. No crop dam
age occurred.
The Weather Bureau forecast
warmer temperatures in westein
Oregon, but warned that eastern
Oregon would remain cold to
night, with temperatures around
25 to 32.
Redmond recorded 2.3 this
morning. Other minimums, up to
4:30 a.m., included:
Baker 32. Burns 28, Eugene 33,
Klamath Falls 28, La Grande 36,
Lakeview 30, Medford 34, Ontar
io 40, Pendleton 35, Rosehurg, 43,
Salem, 40, The Dalles 43.
The snowstorm yesterday dis
rupted power lines in the Union
and Cove areas of Union county.
Sixteen telephone lines snapped
under the snow's weight, and
about 50 rural homes were black
ed out.
Yanks Take 6-0 Lead
Over Brooklyn Dodgers
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little choice. He virtually had to
go with big Newk. the workhorse
of the staff, who has pitched 245
innings, nntsned la of Ji starts
and thrown five shutouts.
Lopat. Casey Stengel's chunky
little southpaw, had a 15-10 secord
as compared to 17-8 for New
combe. Eddie had 14 complete
games In 30 starts and four shut
outs. Because Carl Furillo aggra
vated a groin Injury In yester
day's contest, he was out of the
lineup today. Shotton used Gene
Hermanski In right field.
The starting lineups:
New York Brooklyn
Rizzuto, ss Reese, ss
Henrich, lb Miksis, 3b
Berra, c Snider, cf
DiMaggio. ef Robinson. 2b
Brown, 3b Hodges, lb
Woodling. if Olmo, If
Manes, rf Campanella, e
Coleman, 2b Hermanski, rf
Lopat, 6 Newcombe, p
Umpires Jorda (NL) plate;
Hubbard (AL) first base; Rpar
don (NL1 second base; Passar?lla
(AL) third base; Hurlev (AL) left
field foul line; Barr (NL) right
field foul line.
Idaho's Democrat
Senator Passes
WASHINGTON. Oct. 8 -(.PV-U.
S. Senator Bert Henry Miller.
Idaho Democrat, died of a heart
attack at his home here at 8 a.m.
(EST I today.
Miller, then a Justice of the
Idaho Supreme Court, was elect
ed to the Senate last November
in the sweep that saw the Demo
crats recapture control of Con
gress and elect President Tru
man. His defeat of Republican Sena
tor Henry C. Dworshak helped to
give the Democrats the 54 to 2
edge they held in the Senate at
the beginning of this session.
Since then the margin has been
cut to 53 to 3 through the resig
nation cf Senator Wagner (D-NY
and the appointment of John Fos
ter Dulles, a Republican, to suc
ceed him.
Presumably Miller's death w'll
mean the loss of another seat for
his party, since Idaho's Gov. C.
A. Robins, who will name a suc
cessor. Is a Republican. This
would leave the Democrats with
a 52 to 4 margin.
Miller, who was 70, was elected
to the Senate for a full six-year
term. He took his seat when Con
gress convened last Jan. 3.
Miller attended yesterday's
Senate session and cast a vote
on the farm bill.
If you have an Ice cream scoop
you've been using all summer
don't put it away now that colder
weather is here. It's an excellent
tool to keep around the kitchen
with which to serve mashed po
tatoes, tuna fish or salmon salad,
or cottage cheese.
HOUSING GOING FAST
PORTLAND, Oct. 8 (.TV-If
any Oregon cities want federal
low-cost housing projects, they
had better make a survey of their
needs quickly. This was the ad
vice of Abner Silverman, public
housing administration official,
who spoke to Pacific Northwest
housing experts here yesterday.
He added that 175 communities
already have applied for the projects.
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