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12 Tha Newt-Review, Rosehurg, Or. Thur., April 13, 1950
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PAINLESS BIRTH'1 yee Chapman. 1, smiles down at the
infant tun h Dor. to a -painless birth" while listening to a radio
prof run In her bom near Orovllle, Calif. After tot boy waa bora.
Mrs. Chapman wrapped the infant in a macklnaw and walked on
mill to the mlna where her niuband work. He took her and the
Infant to a hoapltal. Bha told doc tort that In the radio program
"a woman waa harlng a baby and all of a Hidden I bad one."
Decision Affects
Sheriff, Deputies
PORTLAND, April 13. JJP A
sheriff i accountable for the mis
deedi of hit drputiei, even if they
are Civil Service employei, a cir
cuit judge said here Tuesday.
Judge Walter L. Tooze made the
deciaion in a cane in which a dep
uty sheriff wai laggard in filing a
writ of attachment. The man who
wanted the writ filed laid other
liena were filed ahead of his, be
cause the deputy delayed. The man
asked $1,800 damages.
Attorneyi for former Sheriff Mar
tin Pratt argued like this: since
the deputies were under Civil Ser
vice, the sheriff could not hire or
fire them at will. Therefore he
could not be held liable.
Tooze said the crux of the matter
was the bonding requirement. The
legislature requires a sheriff to be
bonded, but not his deputies. If
the legislature intended to relieve
the sheriff, and his bond, of re
sponsiblity under Civil Service, it
would have required deputies to
be bonded, he said.
SAFETY FIRST LOS I
WKST f.OS ANGELES, Calif.,
WP Safety first rule No. 1 for
saving silver is to lock all the
doors and windows.
Ssfcty First reports he followed
it, but it didn't work.
First (thsts really his name)
told police a burglar removed a
screen and burglarized his home
of $40 in sterling. It's engraved
with the nsme lngrid.
Armoured cars were in use by
the Marine Corps as far back as
191S and those early types attained
speeds as great as 60 miles per
hour.
Flying Saucers May Be Part Of
U.S. 'Nerve' War Against Russians
BY BRUCI BIOSSAT
The United States News, in a story that has all the earmarks of a
carefully authenticated account, declares that "flying saucers" are real.
This doesn't square with official government statements, but the
msgszine gives a plssuible explanation for the government's position.
The slory says flying saucers r
are revolutionary aircraft combin
ing features of fast jet planes and
helicopters. They are said to con
form to known principles of fly
ing. The magazine adds they have
been seen by "hundreds of compe
tent observers." including h 1 g h
rsnking Air Force and Army of
ficers. It's pointed out that the V. S.
Navy, is ilself building advanced
models of a flying saucer type
aircraft originally constructed and
successfully test-flown by U. S.
engineers bsck in 1942.
According to the most reliable
witnesses of saucers in flight, they
are circular in shape with a diam
eter of some 105 feet. They have
what seem to be jet nozzles arran
ged around the saucer's outer rim.
Their thickness is about 10 feet
and they are built in layers.
Experts believe the n o x 1 1 e s.
whose direction is variable, control
the speed and course of flight. The
ssucers can climb straight up and
can cruise at speeds ranging from
200 to 600 miles an hour. They
can, it is presumed, una
speeds as low as 39.
In esse mis sun an aounus ue
fantasy, U. S. News points out
that highly trained scientists at
the While Sands, N. M., proving
ground for guided missiles, observ
ed a saucer snd tracked it for
several minutes. They got reliable
dsta on its size, speed, altitude
and maneuverability.
Whv. then, did the Air force oi-
ficially abandon its inquiry into
the saucers snd announce that
thorough study hsd revealed n o
substance to any of the thousands
and thousands of reports?
The magazine suggests tne ans
wer is that the Air Force knows
where the saucers are coming from
and is not concerned about them,
as it would be if they were from
Russia or possibly another planet.
The Air Force has denied em
nhaticallv that any secret project
of its own is involved. But U. S.
News notes that early experiment
ing with these revolutionary air
craft was done by the Navy, and
thai the Navv today gets millions
of dollars for secret guided mis
sile research, on which it gives no
public accounting.
The conclusion is that our own
Navy is responsible for this great
mystery. Certainly the impression
is sained that if U.S. navel experts
are not reponsible for the develop
ment, then some friendly power
like Rritain is. Britain, of course,
is well-advanced in designing
amazing new types of jet aircraft
craft.
The average American has a
right to be heartened by the pro
spect that radically different air-
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Jules Verne style space ships after
all. It's been the fashion of many
seasoned observers to dismiss the
flying saucer flurry as a sign of
mass hysteria befitting the tunes.
The ordinary citizen who may have
spotted one of the things is beginn
ing now to look fairly ssne, if the
U. S. News knows what it's talking
about.
Fresh denials already have come
from our military authorities all
down the line. But they don't ne
cessarily mean that this story is
untrue. They may very well indi
cate only that defense officials
want to maintain substantial set-re-while
yet allowing enough' infor
mation to leak out to keep Russia's
nerves on edge."
Camas Valley
Free Guardsmen
For Camp, M'Kay
Asks Employers
SALEM, CP) Governor Doug
las McKsy hss appealed to Oregon
employers to let national guards
men go to summer camp without
any penalty.
Iritish Columbians Prefer American Potato
VANCOUVER. B. C.-CP)-Why B. C. crop, They
do British Columbians prefer pota- on the prairies, but prices are not
toes grown south of the border? , up to standard.
The B. C. vegetable marketing- t . .
board, faced with a serious slump JU0 Uispiacsjo rstwni
By MRS. JAMES COMBS
Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Lawson of
Tigard spent a few days in the
valley at the borne of their son.
Donald Lawson. They were on their
wsy home from Yuma. Ariz., where
they visited with their daughter,
Mrs. C. O. Stafford. Mrs. Lawson
was the local correspondent for
the News-Review for some 20 years
beiore sne moved to ligard.
Mr. and Mrs. n.
San Leandro. Calif.
valley Friday gathering early-day ; the national guard and the air na-j Board spokesmen ssy the quality man of the governor's committee
history for a book that Stuart is I tional guard represent the bsck-lot B. C. stocks is comparable to on displaced persons, also told
writing. Amont those interviewed 'bone of our national preparedness, the U. S. "new" varieties and, in the committee that they have not
were Mrs. Ethel Brown and Robert ' I earnestly call upon employers some cases, higher. And the retail taken inbs from Oregon ciUzens.
Martindale. Stuart plans to corre-i of Oregon to release their employes ; price of the local product is lower He said the total includes 150
spond with Martindale and, as the who are national guardsmen for in some eases hv as mnrh as 11 families.
book progresses, other bits of in-1 two weeks during the summer, in percent. ; Ballard said the committee sup-
in the demand for the home-grown j Pes In OrerJOfl
spuds would like to find out. , L,ve ln react in vrojon
i- ... ..h. ,k. i rA SALEM UP The 300 dis
ported, the buying public ha shown placed persons who have come
an inovnlifaahla nra fern- fnr tha from Europe to Oregon to live
These are critical times for U. S. product. As a result, sales have taken their places without
R. Stuart of our government," the governor: of B. C. spuds are oft from 20 to friction. '.
were in the said. "With the knowledge that : 2S nercent. I Frank Ballard, corvanu. cnair-
PASTOR'S PUZZLI
WHITE PLAINS, N.Y.-J.W-The
minister who performs this wed
ding ceremony will think he's see
ing double.
And in a way. he will.
The brides will be Claire and
Clarice Miller twins.
The grooms will be Berle and
Merle Mercer also twins.
Claire gets Berle and Clarice gets
Merle all because they met each
other at the lasternational Twins
association convention at Omaha.
The weddings will be this fall at
the girls' hometown here. Then
they will move to Cherry county,
Nebraska, where the Mercers are
cattle ranchers.
formation on local history may be order that they may become bet
obiained. i ter trained to do the job our gov-
The three junior class plays will ernment will ask of them in case
be given at the school house on j of emergency."
KrJ?'y 'vmitt; I"1"'1 21- . ,J Msjor General Thomas E. Rl
The ta mas Valley Grange held!iM, ate adjutant general, said
its regular business meeting on many employers grant military
Tuesday evening. Llsie Hayse was , w.ave with full pay. Other employ-
j V Z i.nij ers are being asked to grant vaca-
uc uj me cijfiiiiuii ui Fran
ces Pasco. The Pomona Grange
will hold it's next meeting here
on April 29. There will be a pot
luck dinner at 7 o'clock .with the
regular meeting immediately fol
lowing. The Pomona degree team
will give the fifth degree to all
who wish to take it at that time.
It is hoped that every member of
The board reported it has been norted Ihe liberalized displaced per-
forced to seek new outlets for -the sons bill passed by the Senate.
tion leaves during this period.
General Rilea said no guards
men can be excused from sum
mer camp except for family
emergencies or under most un
usual circumstances.
Oregon national guard units will
attend camp from June It to 24.
The 41st division units will go to
this Grange will be nreseni Fverv-1 Fort Lewis, Wash., and the air-
one is asked to bring his own table mrn f'" t Walla Walla,
service. j vtash. The anti-aircraft units will
The deed for the property on , ,raln c,mP Clatsop, near sea
which the new grange hall will be 'dc
built has been duly signed and giv-1 --
en to me grange master.
STILL IN NOVICI CLASS
TARZANA, Calif., It'll
be a long time before Wanda
Moore gets her driver's license
Wanda isn't really very competent
behind the wheel.
She turned on the ignition,
pressed the started and drove right
through a Tarzana market's win
dow. Wanda is 2.
Mayors Asked To Name
Raid Warning Plan Heads
SALEM. April 13 (. Gov
ernor Douglas McKay, Wednesday
asked 92 Oregon mayors to appoint
local supervisors and set up ob
servation posts for the state's air
raid warning system.
The governor said he hopes to
have the whole system set up with
in a month.
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