0 Observer, Le Grende, OrV, Thurs., July tt, 1959 'Polaris Rocket USW GETS 'SUPPORT" .. Cni'SSELS a'PI The Inter national Confederal tn of Free Trade ...Unions today expressed Ml moral support""' for striking American Stcelworkers. -nr- 1 ? ; i . most a complete fch", and tWi blew up. Three flaming fragments plummetetl into the sea. The Defense Department said the rocket dcvcloned "a malfunc tion and was destroyed by the ratiRc safety officer,"-! i ' I Explodes In Air CAPE CANAVERAL. Fla. U'PI' A Navy Polaris tost rockol ex ploded in the air moments after it was launched today. The 28-loot rocket, forerunner of the Navy's submarine-launched ballistic missile, leaped from the launching pad ut 9:59 a.m. p d.t. The rocket, streaming a white band of smoke, rose smoothly at firsts veered sharply making al- (SI B (SVBUSHlD I? Super Savings Plus GREEN .STAMPS, Arden's New Frozen Dessert HELLORIHE WARDELL'S AND SO TO SLEEP M. M. Christenson takes a little nap after the meal prepared by the Union Women's Club for Monday's Farmer-Merchant tour. A full tum my and a hot day combined to make the afternoon a sleepy one. (Observer Photo) Red Party Line Takes Preposterous Zig Zag WASHINGTON HPI' The zig-zag Communist party line has taken a preposterous zig or zag. Persons under Communist party discipline were instructed as of this week to believe and to con vince others of this: That the State Department is plotting with Dominican dictator Rafael Tnijillo to launch a Fa cist invasion of Fidel Castro's troubled Cuba. The WORKER, weekly publication of the U.S. Communist party, stated this ad dition to the party line in the lead story of its latest ediion. The WORKER story began like, this: "A cut-throat brigade of Fas cists from various lands Nazi mercenaries from Germany, Blue Legion Spaniards are training in dictator Trujillo's Santo Domingo to mount a concealed State De partment invasion of Cuba. "Assen-bly Of Killers" "This assembly of killers is being trained for use against all West Coast Telephone Won't Raise SALEM iLTl'-The West Coast telephone company says improved economic conditions and operating efficiencies have helped to elimi nate the need for a company rate incroase in Oregon. The company disclosed this de velopment Wednesday in Circuit JiKtfje Val Sloper'4 court in pre senting a motion to amend the Jan. 7, 9."9 complaint it filed against former Public Utility Commissioner Howard .Morgan. Oil that date West Coast went into court to attack Morgan's Dec. 12. I'JjS rate order which granted the utility $440,000 of the $1134,000 annual rate relief it had sought in Oregon. The motion filed Wednesday said that "changed conditions have made it unnecessary for plaintiff to urge upon the court the financial relief sought" in its original complaint. The motion, however, empha sized that the company does not plan to withdraw its objections to the original complaint to that part of Morgan's order criticizing West Coast service as "substandard." The motion filed ' Wednesday said the '"changed conditions" were mainly due to what was de scribed as "a general upsurge in Oregon's economy. The filing said this has resulted in additional gross revenues over those fore cast at the time of the rate pro ceedings in 1958 and the begin ning of Marion county circuit court action. According to L. Gray Beck of Everett, Washington, West Coast vice president and general man ager, the effect of the general economic improvement at that time was not determinable. Beck said in Salem that "the trend in our 1959 operations could not be ascertained until sufficient time had elapsed to allow us to measure with some degree of ac curacy the impact of the econom ic trend in Oregon." Pair Sentenced For Possession Of Gold Bullion PORTLAND UTI Thomas Henry llunsai ker. 54, of Salt Lake City, and Glen Earl Adkiswn, SO. Rosrville. Calif.. Tuesday were sentenced to 18 months in federal prison for possession of $20,000 in gold bullion. Hunsacker. a used car dealer. asked to he placed on probation but Federal Judge Gus J. Solo mon denied -the request. Secret service agents arrested the two here more than a year ;" here niter pn-.in as potential kiwi of tr,e illicit g'i'1 progressive, liberal i o n move ments of Latin America. The dan ger is imminent. Cuba patriots consistently have warned against the peril." Card-carrying party members, all of whom are under rigid dis- j cipline, now will peddle this non sense in all directions. The Com munists hope to capitalize on the doubts and suspicions of Ameri can citizens with respect to Tru jillo and his 30-year dictatorship. The long-range Communist ob jective is to create among Ameri can citizens a state of mind which will accept future events in Cuba even though as seems likely Communists may take over the island government. A take-over would pose for the United States hard problems, dangerous and difficult decisions. This nonsense about State De partment collaboration with Tru jillo in an anti-Castro plot looks like the beginning of a long-range propaganda campaign. The Com rades foresee and earnestly hope that Communist infiltration of Castro's revolutionary movement will lead, finally, to Communist control of the Cuban government. That would create for the United States a dangerous, and challeng ing situation: " ' A Communist Pistol A Communist Cuba would lc a pistol aimed ut the head and heart of freedom in all of the Americas. It is reasonable to believe that the United States could not long abide such a situation. Just about the last strategy, however, would be (or the United States to team with Trujillo in violence against any Cuban government. That could not be. More likely, would be an appeal to the Organization of American States. The Communist strategy, how ever, will be to allege U.S. col laboration with Trujillo. regard less of what action, if any, the United States might be compelled to take with respect to Cuba. The new Party line is propaganda de signed to implant in soft Ameri can heads the image of a sinister plot by the forces of evil against the Cuban people. -Communist propaganda has had uncommonly good luck in plant ing screwy ideas in soft Ameri can heads. The softies easily will absorb the idea that any effort to keep Cuba clean of Communist government is. in fact, merely part of a Fascist plot to deprive free men everywhere of their freedom. Admb. Arleigh . 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