Norblad Plugs For Seattle Site
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WASHINGTON! , d. v
blad (R-Ore), a member of the
House Armed Services Committed,
Wednesday sided with Seattle in
its fight with San Francisco owr
the location of the Army's base
lor overseas troop movements.
He told newamen he hoped the
recent decision to transfer stag
ing operations to the Seattle-TV
coma area might be the beginnin?
of a move to place more emphasis
on the Pacific Northwest and less
on the bay area.
"The concentration of naval and
milftnro ha... in tfc. fl.lrl.ttf -Can
Krancisco area is altogether too
greai, noroiaa saia, "tor in tne
event of hostilities they would cer
tainly offer a prime target for
any enemy.
"Many of these bases can and
shcld be placed in the North
west." Norblad said he considered the
location of Northwest ports "much
closer to the Orient. . . (as) cer
tainly of importance in the ship
ment Of troops and material eith
er in peacetime or in time iJ
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Ft. Mommouth Officer
Asks For Retirement
BATONTOWN, N. J. Lfl The
Army's chief intelligence officer it
Ft. Monmouth, which has been the
target of a probe by Sen, McCar
hy's Senate Investigations sub
committee, has applied for retire
ment on health grounds.
Andrew J. Reid, M, Eatontown,
has been in the civilian post since
1946. He said he suffered a heart
attack Dec. 27 and has not been
back on the job since. He said
last night he applied for retire
ment April 6.
Reid was praised by McCarthy
for doing a good job at Ft. Mon
mouth. The intelligence agent had
testified before the subcommittee
in Washington Dec. 9.
McCarthy claimed an espionage
ring operated at the supersecret
radar laboratories in the fort, A
loyalty-security check there re
sulted in the suspension of 35 ci
vilian employes, some of whom
were later reinstated. Secretarv r,f
Ine Army Robert Stevens said
there was no record of current
espionage there.
General To Talk Plans To Train Native Armies
SAIGON. Indochina m Mai
Gen. John W. O'Daniel is expected
to leave Saturday for Manila to
discuss with Defense Secretary
Charles Wtljon eventual U. s.
participator, in training native
armies in Indochina.
The chief of the military and
advisory mission here will carry
with him fresh impressions of
visits to training centers in Vici
Nan, Laos and Cambodia as well
as important conversations a few
days ago with France's chief of
start, uen. Caul Ely.
O'Daniel. who has been an ad
vocate of American aid in training
the Vietnamese, is believed to
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Naden states that a practical
nurse will be needed at least. He
says work would be voluntary. Al
though no pay is involved Naden
points out it would make a good
vacation for the nurse He asks
that anyone interested call him
at the YMCA office in Roseburg.
Other key personnel has Hi
ready been chosen. Program di
rector is Richard Turley and
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have received some encourag
ment from Ely. The details of
their talk, however, have not been
officially disclosed Ely was de
scribed as tirmly opposed to such
a move during his visit to Wash
ington last month.
O Danie broke his visit to Cam
bodia to attend the meeting with
Ely and U. S. Acting Ambassador
Robert McClintock. Upon his re
turn he inspected the military
school at Pursat, 60 miles nor'Ji
of Phnom Penh, accompanied by
Gen. Tiou Long, commander of
the Cambodian army.
Myrtle Creek Schools
Add Three Teachers
By RUTH M. EVANS
The Myrtle Creek School Board
voted to consider Hie hiring of a
third person in the music depart
ment to be included on the 1955-56
school budget at the May 18 meet
ing. R. L. McClintic, band director,
stated that with the increase in
enrollment, no beginnin g . band
students would be able to try out
next year.
i"hr Teachers Hired
Three new high school feathers
were hired by the board. Earl
Miller from Eugene will teach so
cial science, English, Spanish and
be an assistant football coach.
John Hakanson of Eugene will
teach social science in Hie high
school and Lisbeth Miller of Eu
gene will teach English, speech
and drama. Supt. Al Neet report
ed that only one vacancy on the
high school staff needs to be filled
and possibly one in the grade
school.
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