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"U - i - ' 'V-' . ... .-,...-!' - r- . , ' ' t ' ' " - PAGZTWO Tin OEIGOIt STATESMAN. Scdaa. Oregon. Sunday -Morning. July IS. 1943 i - ( i 11 Lt WhoiWilTBoss 1 4 Be Discussed By Jha M. Bichfcrwcr j WASHINGTON, July .14.P) Whether the affairs of Europe arc to be dominated by one power alone or by all the nations under joint -big ' power -leadership Is a prime question confronting 1 the big 'three conference.' It is considered here as a mat ter President Truman, Prime lin ister Churchill and Premier Stalin must take up at their Potsdam meeting if they are to do anything about establishing a firm basis for peace on the 'continent. '-' It is the same question for which President Roosevelt sought an an swer at Yalta early this year. Mr. Truman probably will try to win concessions from Premier Stalin with respect to political and economic developments in eastern and southeastern Europe where Russia so far has exercised absolute control despite the agree ment reached at Yalta for big three cooperation when necessary. In -actual practice the Yalta agreement has been used only in the case of Poland. And in that situation, direct negotiation be tween President Trumanand Pre mier Stalin was necessary. Washington authorities say quite frankly that if Europe is to be prevented from becoming an area of conflicting pressures from the ; great powers in the immediate future, machinery must be pro vided which really will solve po litical problems as they arise and on a basis of true cooperation among Moscow, London and Wash ington. It is against this backgorund that Mr. Truman is expected to propose creation of machinery for handling of day-to-day political problems. 1 Coincident with those discus sions the big three are expected to consider development of Ger many as a military base from which to police Europe. Such a plan would mean from a practical standpoint that the allied oeeupa tion forces in Germany would be kept in readiness to put down trouble elsewhere when necessary. Girl to. Wed Sailor She Wouldn't Quit SEATTLE, July 14 Terri bly burned; when a Jap suicide plane1 crashed on a destroyer April 6 killing all but two men in his radio "shack," Warren C. Holcombe, radioman 1c, jnext Wednesday will marry the girl who wouldn't give him up. ; "I'm so proud of him," lis bride-to-bej Evelyn Kuhn. San Jose, Calif., explained today, on her arrival. They had not seen each other for three years when she arrived t the naval hospital. He still must, undergo a full year of hos pitalization. He' had written her to release her from their engage ment because of his injuries. Her reply was i to come north to him. ! i "I haven't been so happy for years," she said. Holcombe s mother, Mrs. George E. Sutton of Chicago, arrived yes terday. The two will have a five- day honeymoon in a friend's cot tage at Lake Swyer before she returns to California and he goes back to the hospital. 1 Paris Celebrates1 Bastille iLurop May -Day But City Still Sober ; '- PARIS, July 14 There was , gaiety in Paris as the capital cele- b rated Bastille day today .but only islands of gaiety in a sober city. Despite fireworks, wllerfes- tivals, military, reviews, parades, snake dancing in the boulevard and street dancing in the squares,. most Parisians agreed that the 4 celebration "wasn't the same." Two Steps to Well Being! The first thing to do when ill ness overtakes you is to see your family doctor.- The sec ond, to have his prescription compounded by a reliable pharmacist SCHAEFER'S in its 38 years of service to Sa lem has established a reputa tion for accuracy and depend ability in its prescription work. Have your next 'prescription filled at SCHAEFER'S! 1835- .1945 SCOAEFSH'S jBrrj Sl:re Phone 5197 or 7023 . 13$ North Commercial vv 7 i j Rochet Barrage . . - ... , ... . v Preceding the drama Uc landing at eight racket ships salreed the beach el Ballkpapasi with nor than S00 rackets. This graphic photo yards eff shore as It fires a deadly Two V. S. Destro Off 38 Nip SincideiPlanes In Big Battle Off Okinawa WASHINGTON, July 14.-(i!P)-The destroyer! Hugh W. Had- ley and Evans knocked down 38 hour and 45-minute battle off disclosed tonight. The bag, the navy said, for ships of their size during a Altogether, 88 enemy planes struggle, with marine Corsair pil ots shooting down an additional 50 from the attacking force of more than 150. The 2050-ton Evans, smaller of the team, got 15 .planes and was credited with four assists in 73 minutes before its guns were sil enced. ' The 2200-ton Hadley established an all-time record for destroyers by bringing down 23 Japanese planes in 105 minutes. In the last 30 minutes the Hadley protected the crippled Evans although the Hadley itself was damaged and at one time seemed about to capsize. Strike in Groups The Nips , struck in. groups of four to six at a time. The battle reached such ferocity at one time that the Evans was bringing down suicide planes 'diving on .the Had' ley, as well as protecting herself; while the Hadley was gunning' for aircraft at a greater distance, t- - Lt. James M. Smith of New Freedom, Pa., the Evans' surgeon, said guns were firing so' rapidly and so long that relief had to be provided for exhausted ammuni tion loaders. : Four suicide planes crashed on the Evans' decks and hull and the Hadley took hits that flooded both engine rooms and one fire room and -knocked out its main battery. The first kamikaze pilot crashed into the Evans' bow an hour after the battle started. In .quick suc cession, three more hit her. Blows Officer Off .One resulting explosion blew the executive officer, Lt John W. Gilpin of Windsor, Vt., over the side. A seaman, Pat J. Macciocca of Baltimore, Md., plunged into the water and supported him un THERE'S NOTHINCr PRETTIER THAN A WHITE HOUSE But It Musi Be We Have Plenty of WHTTE . - w au j $3.40 375 Chemeketa I (ATM at Balikpapan . - it :; . -v 9 Balikpapan, Borneo, grovp of shows m ef the group abevt 404 salve. (International) jejrs Knock Japanese suicide planes in an Okinawa on May 11, the navy was the largest ever reported single action. were destroyed in , the epic til both were picked up. A few minutes later, the Evans' guns went out of action and the Hadley alone took over the job of fending off the Japanese planes! Sensing a kill, 10 suicide planes'; struck: simultaneously All were shot down, but the Hadley was damaged and most of her guns were knocked out As the attack began to taper off, many of the Corsair pilots ran out of ' ammunition but con tinued to shield the battered de stroyers ' by ,; riding . the enemy1 planes into the water. i When the Hadley threatened to1 capsize, the wounded were taken over the side to, life rafts and floats. '' " . The .remainder of the crews. however,' managed to keep the craft afloat ; and both destroyers reached harbor the next day. ! Postal Receipts Exceed $495,000 for 1944 i Postal receipts for Salem post office exceeded $495,000 in 1944: according to report received from Acting Postmaster Albert C, Gragg from he secretary of the national association of postmasters. .This is the largest, total yet reported for: the local office. ,. . I I I Jap Repair Facilities1 GUAM, Sunday, July 14-(M4 Japan's aviation maintenance and repair! facilities at seven of Kyu4 shu's fields Were totally destroyed, and from 90 to 100 per cent del stroyed ati six others by B-29 tactical strikes in April and May, the 21st bomber command re- ported today. -wgTTl Finest Quality, Prepared PAINT1 r Per Gallon In St. Dial 2221 ml - S to. make voun .," . t E I HQuSt MOMt , ;. ; 3 Key Nippon St rong On Luzon Fall MANILA, Sunday, July lS.-UFV- Capture of three key strongpoints In, northern Luzon from still strongly-resisting ' Japanese -. rem nants was announced today by a MacArthur headquarters spokes- man. ; -i . '- : He confirmed field dispatches that MaJ. ; Gen. Charles Hurdis sixth infantry; division had taken Kiangan, which until six weeks ago was. known as the i enemy army headquarters in the high Cor dilleras, , and - guerrilla seizure of Bontoc, capital of Luzon's moun tain province.! j , In addition, Filipino army forces took - Mankayan, a mining . town 60 miles! north: of Baguio. ! ; I Although Gen. Douglas Mac- Arthur's communique of; July 5 announced formal conclusion of the campaign tor liberation of the Philippines, with some xnopping- ud still to be idone. the headauar- ters spokesman said all' three newly-captured towns were taken against "non too slight resist ance." 1 I I . : ; ! . Soldier Hell PORTLAND, Ore, July Soldiers front Vancouver barracks will join the AFL workers still left at the Libby, McNeill and Libby cannery Sunday to clean up loganberry and cherry stocks piling up after a walkout, an AFL admistrator said tonight With most j regular employes off because of a jurisdictional dis pute, Charles R. Smith said all who did riot leave were manning conveyor ; belts to keep the fruit from spoiling. j The dispute was caused by dis charge of Kenneth R. Smith, for mer AFL cannery workers union president, who had asked for national ; labor relations board hearing July 25 to affiliate his union with CIO rather: than fol low AFL urgings to join the team sters union. ; China, Russia Reach Mutual Understanding MOSCOW, July 14 -JPy- The Soviet Union and China have reached a broad mutual under standing ) on important questions involving relations between the two countries, a joint communi Que reported todav. as discus sions were Suspended for the im pending Big; Three meeting, r Cannery Hires Immediate SCIENTIFIC DRUGLESS, NON-SURGICAL Including Consultation Beginninj HOIID II Yon Snlfer ' l : i from any of the following disorders yea will want this Free Examination at once: APPENDICITIS (chrenic) ARTHRITIS ASTHMA r COLITIS -Z CONSTIPATION EXCESSIYE FATIGUE FOCIi BREATH ; HEADACHE I ' GALL-BLADDER COMPLICATIONS HIGH and LOW BLOOD PRESSURE INDIGESTION IRREGULAR HEART . KTONET and BLADDER COMPLICATIONS LIVER COMPLICATIONS LUMBAGO v MENOPAUSE DISTURBANCES MUDDY and PIMPLY COMPLEXION MIGRAINE NERVOUSNESS PRURITIS AN1 ! RHEUMATISM r -SINUS TROUBLE ' RUN-DOWN CONDITION SHORT OF BREATH SLEEPLESSNESS ULCERS OF COLON ULCERATIVE COLITIS ' National methods are effect ive ie treating the above eoadiUons. ' 642 tL High SU OVER Thumbnail Q weir; - By the Associated Press r Japan Battleships and cruis ers of Halsey's Third fleet pound Jap steel mills at Kamaishi in first sea bombardment of enemy home islands. ' . - ' ' Bernee Australians s e i z e enemy . seaplane . base j In Balik papan bay. I - Phllippinea Americans and guerrillas seize-three northern Luzon- towns while- mopping up enemy.'.- : . 1- -- - .- :' ' . - ' i ' vnina wninese mm aiucks on Jap positions in French Indo China. General Chennault re signs as chief of 14th air force to quit army. ;' - Aerial Okinawa-based planes put bag of enemy, planes from April 7 to July 13 at 625 de stroyed. ! Church Names Salem Pastor i - PORTLAND, Ore, July lHr- Ministen for the Oregon Free Methodist church conference for the coming year were announced today, including: Wesley Graves, Willamina; Va leria Cleveland, Vancouver; R. T, Fine, Salem; IL. C. Gould, Wood- burn; J. 9- Poet, Albany and Cor- vallis; W. Stanley Walker, Falls City; Evelyn Walker (supply min ister), Dallas; Virgil Dexter (sup ply minister), Brownsville; Har old and Verna - Bulman (supply minister), Ingram Island; L. A. Skuzie, LaComb; Rozella Douglas, Cottage Grove; Gene Blakely (supply minister), Grants Pass L. M. Otis, Roseburr. Gilbert and Iva Johnson (supply ministers) Calapooia; N. R. Hughes, Klam ath Falls; C B. Starkey, Spring field. . J. R. Stewart is superintendent of the salem and Rogue River dis tricts. Anyhow, They; Brought It on Themselves JACKSONVILLE, Fla July 14 -ify-A scrambling, shoving crowd of women, estimated at more than 1000, stormed a downtown drug store today in response to an ad vertised soap sale, j ', Four policemen tried to main tain order. Two large plate glass windows were broken and the store's interior , was turned 'Into chaos ' The management said 47 cases of soap flakes and a large stock of toilet soap lasted about two hours. ! Relief From Suffering L'-. i ' ! and Examination Without AY, Jnlf 16. ihrongh FQIOAY, Jnly 20 Chiropractic methods of diagnosis and treatment are effect ive in treating disease because it is based on the location of the cause of sickness and then treating the body structure to remove the cause or causes. Then the natural body f orces heal the disease condition and health is restored., A "physical examination applied by Chiropractic i methods will determine the organs of the body that are not doing their work. When the cause of your sickness is determined then proper treatments are outlined. , - Tox Eimination treatments are effective In treating colitis and constipation, and the diseases resulting therefrom, and makes it possible for the body to regain its normal health. Chiropractic adjustments are skillfully and carefully made so as to i restore the normal nerve impulses from the spine to the organs; involved. ' j ; Complete electrical equipment i makes It possible! to treat conditions that will respond, to these modalities.; - ' .'- Bloodless surgery is the latest method of treating adhesions, is applied with the hands, and is effective for treating many abdominal conditions, goiter, prostate, gall bladder and liver. Special Consultation for This Week Natural methods ef diagnosis and treatment are so effective that a clinic is held this week to extend these services te these who are ill and wish te know what these treatments will de for them. TAKE ADVANTAGE TODAY OF THIS OPPORTUNITY OF GETTING AT THE BOTTOM OF YOUR TROUBLE. If it shoald be necessary te employ X-rsy te aisdst in the diagnosis ef your ease, this service wui ee avauaoie as m swmuuu iw. . NURSES IN Pnene Now foe "Free For the convenience ef these whe are employed aad la order te make these services available te as many as pos sible, we will make appointments fren A. M, te P. M. Uily daring this special health week, CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN ; Salem, Oregon r- : ZS YEARS OF SUCCESSFUL FRACTXCS; Truman Will This Morning . By Ernest B. Vaccare ABOARD CRUISER AUGUSTA WITH PRESIDENT TRUMAN, July 1 14.-vT)-President j Truman, enroute to the historic big three meeting at Potsdam, will arrive at Antwerp, Belgium, at 10 a. m. (British double summer time), Sunday, at the end of a 3800-mile voyage. . ; ,.:,-,...;.-! ,;: .u. This was disclosed officially to night as the president's two-ship task force moved on through the calm, but misty English channel under escort of the British cruiser Birmingham and six destroyers, flying the stars and stripes from their! masthead and their , own white ensigns aft j i . The president finishing work on United States proposals to be made to Premier Stalin and Prime Min later Churchill at sessions starting Monday, decreed the simplest of ceremonies for tomorrow's de barkation. He will be met by Charles Saw yer, United States ambassador to Belgium, and an honor guard from the 35 th division as he walks down the . gangplank with James F. Byrnes, secretary of j state. The president and Byrnes will be piped off together, instead of separately, as diplomatic custom permits. The British men-of-war formed an escort for the president's ship and the accompanying cruiser, the Philadelphia, when they suddenly appeared out of the mist that hung over the English channel at 7 a. m.v (Greenwich meantime), today. They were to remain with the pres ident's task force until it left Eng lish waters tonight The president's top-ranking par ty will be quartered in a 30-room residence only a ten-minute drive from the former castle of ex-Kais er Wilhelm where the conferences will be held. j ' Penicillin to Be Sold At Drug Stores Soon CHICAGO. July 14 .-(- Peni cillin will be released for sale across drug store counters next month. Sir Alexander Fleming, discoverer of the wonder drug, said today. ' The . British , scientist . urged "sound regulations" by the gov ernment regarding its sale. He told a press conference there was "great danger? if the public took penicillin "without, proper precau tions or Instructions on what it will do." s N TREATMENTS Charge or ObKgation ATTENDANCE J Examination" Appointment! - ;Phon 4303 EndVoyag - ' . i- : SHOP World Trade Meet Asked By4Solons I WASHINGTON, July A general internationai. economic eotrf erence to consider . "practical steps" to achieve freedom of in ternational trade- was ; suggesieu today byfour republican senators. TTntn kn U held, the said, con sideration of the Bretton.Woods agreements for an international mnhPtanr rund and . BA- uuerna- ttonal bank should be deferred. U The four,! Senators Taft (Ohio), Millikin (R-Colo, Butler (K-neD j and Thomas (R-Idaho). outlined their views in a minority report as members of the senate banking committee.' - M;.'--'' They voted to committee against legislation for United States par tidnation ln the 39C100.000.000 in ternational bank and the $8,800, 000,000 monetary fund. ' Already passed by the house, the measure; was annroved 14-4 by the com mittee and will come up . in ' the senate Monday. . '.. , :. . Worked out at a conference of represenUtive of 44. -nations at Bretton Woods, JfH, last summer, the agreement calls for ! United States subscriDtion of $3,175,000.- 000 to the bank's capital ana f 750,000,000 to the monetary luna Japanese People Told To Use Raid Shelters SAN FRANCISCO. July 14.-(ff For protection against "America's new tactics, such as- naval bom bardment,"; the ! Japanese home radio warned its people' tonigh to go Into air raid shelters. "Unless a bull's eye is scored on a shelter there is nothing to fear." added the broadcast, re corded by the federal communica tions commission. t PLATES OICilT: ... ; . . i I Select lighter, more natural-looking dental plates and pay as you witn. Accepted Credit. 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