Britain's Steel
Industry Heading
For Socialism
' LONDON, Nov. 2 UP) The
, lnbor government paved the wav
Monday to nationalize Britain's
steel industry, even should It lose
' the general election next year.
The labor-dominated House of
Commons lor the third time ap
proved the bill reducing the time
by which the conservative house
of Lords can delay commons -
- approved legislation. Now the
Lords can delay a bill two years;
under the new measure the Lords
can hold up legislation lor only
one year.
After a formal third reading
on Nov. 11, the Lords reform bill
will become law in December.
The measure has a retroactive
clause, covering bills pending at
the time of passage. The most
Important of these Is the steel
nationalisation bill, which has
been passed . once by commons
and amended by the Lords to
delay its operation- until July,
1351. ' ' '
The vote on the Lords reform
- bill was 333 to 196 on vital se
cond reading. The curb on the
Lords is the biggest change in
Britain's Parliamentary system
since women were given the vote
ji years ago.
Burglars Steal
Market Safe But
Fail To Open It
' SPOKANE. Nov. 2 UP) Sher
iff's deputies Monday searched
the northern part of Spokane
county tor -tne brash burglars
who towed away a supermarket
sale oenina a car.
The safe containing an undis
closed amount of money was
xouna unopened nine miles north
west of Spokane.
Fourteen deputies were search
1 Ing a wooded section near Spring
dale for a man who fled through
tne umDer aiver abandoning a
car. 1 '
A farmer had earlier reported
seeing four men in a car near
the spot where the safe was
found. He told deputies three of
the men had driven off and a
fourth had fled across a field,
Detective Captain Paul Sand
ers said the safe had been towed
from the store at the end of a
chain or rope after the door to
the building had been ripped off.
He said the roadway had been
gougea ana curbing chipped by
the heavy safe as it was drag
ged 12 blocks to a vacant lot.
There, the safe was transferred
to anotner car or truck, Sanders
said. He estimated the safe was
stolen some time after 3 a.m.
Hole In His Pocket Leads
To Capture Of Thief
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 2. UP)
Robert Moreland is in Jail to
day because of a hole In his
pocket.
xesterday two men held up
Tsutomu Nakamotsu's cleaning
shop, banged him over the head
and departed with the contents of
nis casn register (mostly small
change) and his clothes.
Police Patrolman Ramh Mc-
Klnley answered the cleaner's
call and followed a tn.il of dimes
and nickels ($45 In all) to a near
by dwelling where, he said, he
found the 18-year-old Moreland
and Nakamotsu's overcoat
The second man wasn t around
and had left no trail to be
followed.
Moreland faces trial on a rob
bery charge.
John Boettiger Weds
Widow From Holland
THE HAGUE, The Nether
lasds. Nov. 2 (P Tnhn Ptnot
tiger married Mrs. Virginia Daly
iiiinn oi rnoenix, Ariz., Tuesday
at a civil ceremony at The Hague
stownhall. He was divdrced last
AtlPltKt frnrrt TWrc Anna PnnnL
velt Boettiger, daughter of the
laie presiuem.
Mrs. Lunn arrived yesterday
, on a Holland America liner with
i her seven-year-old daughter.
Dueiuger resigned as puDllsn
. er of the Seattle Post-Intelligenc-'
er in 1945. Later he and Anna
Roosevelt published and edited
for a period the Arizona Times,
. a Phoenix paper.
Boettiger now Is ' connected
; with the Theodor Swanson asso
. dates, public relations consult
' ants, in an advisory canaoifv tn
the Dutch government on the In
donesian question.
Mrs. Lunn was the former wife
of Richard Lunn, stepson of for
mer Senator Wallace H. White of
Maine. JiUt
Injured Man Cuts Off
His Own Right Hand
NEW CASTLE, Ind., Nov. 2
CP) Charles Rothrock, 65-year-old
farmer, amputated his own
right hand with a nnnkpt knifo
it ueuame cautznc in a mm
picking machine yesterday. Roth
rock's wife lost both her legs in
the same corn picker In 1942.
Rothrock, after freeing him
self, ran a quarter of a mile tn
Hume ui a uroiner ana was
taken to a hospital. His condi
tion ws reported fair.
Rothrock's wife, Clara, was
pulled into the machine seven
years ago when her slacks caught
In its blades. Both her legs were
amoutatpri.
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PORTLAND, Nov. 2 UP)
The body of a duck hunter, miss
ing since early Monday, was tak
en from the Columbia river to
day. He was Jack M. Russell, 40,
a railway express driver. His
lunch pail and a duck he had
shot were found in a duck blind
at the river's edge.
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Two Men Shot In
Hunting Mishaps
In Umatilla Area
PENDLETON, Nov. 2. VP)
In hunting accidents in Umatilla
county Sunday, one . man was
shot in both legs and another In
the upper arm. Both are here at
St. Anthony's hospital.
A 30-06 bullet, fired by Freder
rick John Coombe, 28, Portland,
pierced both lower thighs of Colo
nel Thompson, 28, Uklah, in an
Elk hunting accident, said Sheriff
Bob Goad.
Coombe, a Marine Corps Ser
geant stationed at San Island,
was charged with firing into the
brush without seeing his target.
Goad placed Coocbe under ar
rest and In the cou ty jail, pend-
BUILDING PERMITS UP
SEATTLE iP) Despite a
three-quarter million dollar drop
in Seattle, building permits in
Washington and Oregon for Sep
tember were . almost $2,000,000
above the same month last year.
The September, 1949, total was
$20,274,531 as compared with $18,.
340,708 last September, accord
ing to construction news bulletin.
Portland's $4,368,225 total gave
it top-ranking among the cities
for total and amount of gain. The
figure was $859,000 over that of
a year ago..
ing further developments.
Robert Leon Price, 20, Hermls
ton, in handing his shotgun out a
car window was shot In the up
per arm when the hammer
caught on the running board. His
arm will recover.
Oregon's Levy On
Bridge Protested
SALEM, Ore., Nov. 2. W)
Washington officials told Oregon
taxing authorities Monday the
Longview bridge over the Colum
bia should not be taxed by Ore
gon. Lyle Iverson, assistant attor
ney general of Washington, said
taxes on the toll bridge in 1946
were' $6,549 and had been in
creased to $36,783 this year.
"We are not going to pay that
tax without a fight. Washington
is paying for the bridge and Ore
gon is getting a free ride," he
asserted.
The Columbia county court, the
Oregon State commission and the
Oregon highway commission, all
represented at the meeting, did
not take action. The Oregon leg-
VILLAGE MAILMAN UPPEO
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-4P)
President Truman signed into
law Saturday a bill converting
the village mailman Into a city
fellow and giving him up to $1,
000 a year increase in salary.
The measure would abolish vil
lage letter carrier service and
put employes in that branch In a
city letter carrier classification.
Instead of a top salary of $2,
550 a year, the village carriars
would reoeive pay up to $3,550 a
year.
islature already has approved a
measure freeing the bridge from
taxation beginning In January,
1954.
Webb Hoover, secretary of the
toll bridge authority, and T. S.
Hodges, a member of the Wash
ington Tax commission, also pro
tested the Oregon levies. i
Wed., Nov. 2, 1949-The News-Review, Howbure, Of. 1 1
Kidnaper Again Pleads For Transfer From Alcatrax
SEATTLE, NbV. 2 UP)
Kidnaper William Dainard is
making another effort to be mov
ed from Alcatraz prison a re
quest denied several times in the
past. :, ,
Dainard, alias William Mahan.
was sentenced In 1936 to 60 years
in prison for his prt in kidnap
ing George Weyerhaeuser In Ta-
coma.
The convict wrote Charles O.
Carroll. King countv Drotwu.
tor, saying a transfer might be
possible If an old charge of rob
bing a North Bend, Wash., bank
was removed from his record.
Carroll referrd the matter to
Federal authorities.
Dainard had a new reason this
time tor weklng a transfer. He
said the fog and cold weather on
Alcatraz gave him neuritis.
Vladimir K. Zworykin. who hu
played an important part In de-
sion, applied for his first patent
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