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Oregon's October
Traffic Deaths
Show Increase
Despite nearly 1,000 fewer ac
cidents and 250 fewer personal
injuries, Oregon's traffic deaths
in October were higher than in
the same month- last year, the
state traffic safety division re
pul is.
The final toll was set at 38,
compared wlh 35 a year ago. An
additional 963 persons were in
jured in the 4,708 accidents re
ported. All but five of the deaths oc
curred in rural areas, an unusual
ly high proportion, the division
said. A breakdown of the fatal
ities by accident types shows col
lision between vehicles, 15; non
collision accidents in which a ve
hicle overturned or ran off. the
roadway, 13; pedestrian mis
haps, 6; collision with a railroad
train, 2; and collision with a fix
ed object, 1.
Loss of control due to exces
sive speed was directly respons
ible for at least nine of the
deaths, and driving too fast for
road conditions figured in 13
more, according to the safety di
vision. Intoxicated drivers were
responsible for six of the fatali
ties. One driver fell asleep at the
wheel and another drove off the
road when he became ill. Mis
cellaneous violations by drivers
or pedestrians were responsible
for most of the other deaths, the
report shows.
With the possible exception of
the one in which the driver be
came ill, none of the accidents
could be classified as unavoid
able, the division declared.
Preliminary reports of Ore
gon's November traffic fatalities
list 28 persons killed, Newbry re
ported. The final death toll, in-
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Atomic Boon To
Mankind Told
By Lilienthal
WASHINGTON, m Da
vid E. Lilienthal says that atom
ic developments of the next ten
years can mean as much as a
century of the past in improving
healtn, long me and food pro-
auction,
Lilienthal, who is retiring as
chairman of the Atomic Energy
commission, gave his views in
an interview copyrighted by U.
S. News and World Report, week
ly news magazine. He said:
"I would say within a decade,
if we have made headway on our
chief problem the problem o f
peace we can look back on this
decade as having a profound ef
fect on health and the lengthen
ing of life.
"I should think that such a de
cade could mean at least as
much as a century .of some ear
lier period in the development
of longevity and health, and in
improvement of food production.
"These atomic . materials
these radioactive tracers or. iso
topes are so cheap and so inex
pensive and so easy to have and
can now be made in such quan
tities that it is not unreasonable
to expect in a short time they
will even be part of the training
of high school students.'
Lilienthal also estimated that
practical power plants operating
on atomic energy can be operat
ing in 10 years 'but at high cost.
He said "in 23 years we will
have' some very respectable
plants, in a cost sense."
Non-Ferrous Metals Face
Disaster, Meeting Told
SPOKANE UP) America's
non-ferrous metal industry will
be forced out of business by for
eign competition unless the gov-
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
ernment helps with tariffs or
subsidies, the Northwest Mining
association was torn Saturday.
The prediction came from Ed
ward J. Bloom, Wallace, Ida., and
San Francisco mining lawyer.
He said the domestic industry
has been placed in a dangerous
position by Marshall plan dollars
spent in building up non-ferrous-
metal Industries In buropesn
countries and their colonies.
"Metal protective tariffs have
been largely suspended under the
Faith In God Is
Liberty's Basis,
Pope Points Out
VATICAN CITY, P-Pope
Pius Xll told a group of Amer
ican congressmen that destruc
tion of faith in God is a "mortal
blow" against liberty.
"No fact today !;.-.o befeti more
patently demonstrated" he said,
and added that "no policy, do
mestic or foreign, can safeguard
human rights and secure man
peace with Just freedom, unless
it takes its inspiration from that
same Truth and be activated in
8 1 a t e department's reciprocal
trade agreements," he told an as
sociation meeting. "Foreign met
als are flooding the United States
market and forcing metal prices
down."
Tuet., Dee. 6, 1949 The Newt-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3
a spirit of His love for all."
The Pope described Christian
ity as "a revolution" that "dated
from that first Cr hist mas night
in Bethlehem" and whose teach
ings" could not but seem revol
utionary to Nero and to every
despot down the years."
The pontiff addressed the con
gressmen m embers of 'the
House's foreign affair committee
on European study. Drawing his
listeners attention to the vast
structure of Saint Peter's basil
ica, visible outside the windows
of the chamber where he receiv
ed them, the Pope said:
mis massive pile . . . carries
the mind back to when the first
anostles of Christ's nascent
church were hounded and tortur
ed by the Imperial tyrants he
cause they taught that men had
an inherent dignity and right;
that no earthly power dare chal
lenge in Justice."
"Such teaching," the Pope
said, "awakened a realiza
tion that man has certain liber
ties Independent of the state."
Congressmen who were receiv
ed by the pope were Joseph I..
Pfeifer (D-Ny), Thomas S. Gor
don (D-Iil) and Cvent J. Zablockl
'.n.M'iiV. .. . .. - . -
Elizabeth Cochrane Seaman
(Nellie Bly) was the first woman
to travel around the world. It
took 72 days.
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