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Irresponsible
Use of Veto
Right Deplored
IjfEW YORK, w tS--Tbe
United States end China joined
tonitUt in deptarinc irresponsible
use f the veto-power in the Uni
ted Nations and Or. Qua Tai-Chi,
Chinese -oeloote to the security
commit, predicted the weapon
would ee abandoned.
tTaited State. Great Britain.
Chens, Russia and -Trance held
th power to vein, which has
been esercised -ft re tames by Rus
sia jbtelodinff; three "blocks" at
this week's Meter eeasion on the
Spanish case. France has vetoed
once, J0 on the leime of Franco.
- Dr. Quo, 'declaring that he ex
pected -public eaunion to force a
change in the rule if the veto is
fretjueetly or HjfhUjr used." said
la remarks prepared for the Uni
versity f the AJr (NBC):
?J believe the time will come
when ail the nations will feel
- that ii is no longer necessary to
retain ibo. veto.
, 0-ana has atavor stood strongly
for the veto. It can be used fb
such ask extent as to paralyze the
security council, end render this
vital organ of the United Nations
fneffeetrve. I -hooe this won't be
the rsseJ"
;;He termed abandonment of the
veto "inevitable if the United
Rations succeeds in its purpose."
pegiian Case
Prints Match
CHICAGO. June 19 The
fedetad bureau of investigation.
Slate Attorney William J. Touhy
eatd Uwiigttt, had found "identi
eaP the fingerprint of 17-year-C4d
William Hetrens and a print
f sund en the Suzanne Degnan
sudnap note.
J: Previous to the FBI report,
confiraung; conclusions reached by
the Chicago police bureau of iden
tification, Tuohy hod stated:
At the present moment I am
Satisfied that Hetrens "is the
Jean," but, "as the matter stands
now, -I have not yet deduced suf
Cciesst evidence to prove him guil
ty beyond slT reasonable doubt."
M (D TT II C E Z
Due to increased operating cost over which we
have no control, effective July 1st
residential garbage rates will he
Sanilary Service Co., Inc.
21S So. lOgfe SL Phone SSSO
CctD.F.Cssdritlr Jafsoi Bay a Vnd
When rou're traveling at breakneck speed oa lif
or-desxa calls, you've got to have a tire that's soft.
That's why B. F. Goodrich had police of three states
test the new B.F. Goodrich Silvertown. What's the
verdict of millions of miles of recorded road tests?
That the new B.F.Goodrich tire utwrt prewar
tint, that k is better than prewar circs in wumy untyt.
Co mo in end
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Salon. Or. Sunday. Juno SO. IMS
Speaker
A-
Bishop O. Br saley Oxaasa. presi
dent of the Federal Ceeneil of
Chsrehoa and Bishop of the
New York ares Methodist
chares, whs will deliver the
eeaaaaeooeaaent address st the
Willamette adversity rr ad sa
les at S:3 p-a.
hm (Story on pass 1.)
A-Bonih Defense
Survey Asked
WASHINGTON. June 29-(Jf)-A
far-reaching plan for defense
against atom bomb attack, includ
ing wide dispersal of industry and
the armed forces, shelters for the
populace, and sturdier buildings,
was urged tonight by civilian ex
perts who sited up for President
Truman what the bomb did to
Japan.
From ttie rubble of Hiroshima
and Nagasaki, the US. strategic
bombing survey constructed a
warning" that "the danger is real"
and the United States must get
ready "now" to meet an atomic
attack.
POLAND VOTES TODAY
WARSAW. June 29 --Roving
aimed bands clashed with
units of Poland's security police
and army today in rising unrest
on the eve of tomorrow's nation
al referendum on legislative re
form and nationalization of basic
industries.
per moath
sco us now for tho
PKEUflEJ TIRE
Yoe need "police car protection"
chanoss with yotir tires when you
with the new jB.F. Goodrich Siltwowa?
This is the (ire wkh the fasnoas B. P. Goodrich soajastr.J
level tread that gives ye saore rubber where rou Stead k
rsa That saeans plenty of uacuoa
seappiag, saore tread so share the
the new B.F.Goodrich
SilvercowA
oirrwiA&s
TTJtESl
ta soday
ve yoo'
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STRAUSBAUGH. MGR.
Salcss
Over Weekend
In Salem Area
Because most local canneries
are not accepting cherries until
Tuesday morning the majority of
Salem -area orchards are idle over
the weekend, but those which
have contracts with the plants
will begin picking again Monday
morning.
In the meantime Mrs. Gladys
Turnbull. farm labor assistant.
reports that her office is turning
down about 75 migrant pickers
per day who come to her office
seeking work. She ssid they were
drawn here from sll over the Pa
cific northwest by rumors of a
worker shortage here.
A barrel shortage is the report
ed cause of the slowdown in the
cherry harvest, she said. About
half the crop is harvested, she
estimated, with approximately 10
picking days remaining.
Clam Diggers
See Low Tide
ASTORIA. Ore., June 2-(&)-Hordes
'of clam diggers flocked
to seldom-bared sands of Oregon's
beaches thu morning to take ad
vantage of the lowest tide in 70
years.
The two-foot minus tide will
recur at 8:37 a m. tomorrow, the
weather bureau said.
Although wind and rain kept
the ocean from receding to the
extreme low point expected to
day, most amateur diggers never
theletM got the legal limit of raz
or clams from holes normally pro
tected by deep water.
At Long Beach, Wash., diggers
were warned to watch the in
coming tide and not let it trap
them on splits.
1,492 Troops Due
To Debark Today
By th Ateocliled reM
One troopship bringing 1.492
troops is due to dock at New York
today and three vessels carrying
2S9 service personnel are sched
uled to reach San Prancisco.
Ships arriving:
ijLt New York
Aiken Victory from Bremen.
At San Francisco-
Octarara from Manila, Arthur
Ely from Pearl Harbor, Octavia
from Pearl Harbor.
BUILDING MASK SET
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 2S-OF)-Building
permiti here for the six
months ending today totaled 120,
300.000 five time the figure for
the same period in It 43 to shat
ter all records, officials said to-
dsy.
The sanitation of English bak
was specially regulated tax
law in 1B63
HOBBIES
Model Airplanes, Raeere,
RsUresds. Bests.
Salem Model Craft
Saleaa's ll.bby Center
ZIT S. His rtka S4S
tiro that
for yoor huoily
can have
Way
of
for driviag, plaety of
wear. Yes,
not wm"
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Motlier-iii-Laws
Honored Today
Br Ui Associated Prcaa
Today is mother-in-law day or
hadn't you heard?
In fact, thcjse practical jokers,
the Spokane athletic round table,
say its the third annual MIL.
day.
The round tab! era set aside
June SO in honor of mother-in-law
because, they said. "June
produces more M I Ls than any
other month."
As its personal part in observ
ance of the day, the round table
is holding a theater party tomor
row for M I L-s. A ticket is civ
en to any Woman who will admit
that she ta a mother-in-law.
'Neutral Voice9
To Picture Test
WASHINGTON. June 2-(-First
official announcement of
the dropping of the atomic bomb
on the test fleet at Bikini will
come through a broadcast by a
"neutral voice" representing no
specific agency. Admiral H. B.
Miller, chief of navy public re
lations, said today.
This broadcast will be availa
ble to the press and the radio
networks simultaneously. Admiral
Miller aaid.
After the "neutral voice
broadcast description of the drop
ping of the bomb, the radio net
works will take over the voice
cast channels from Bikini.
PIONEXKS TO CONVENE
SEATTLE. June 29-4JP)-Joshua
Hall, president, ssid today more
than 1.000 of Washington's early
day citizens were expected ''here
next Saturday for the 64th annual
meetinsj of the Pioneer association
of the state of Washington. C. T.
Con over, Winslow, hi vice presi
dent. . J. W
Californui. They own their
cniidren-two sorts and two daughters. Mr.W
started worldnc at 17 as a pprwtk-mechanic
for Nash Motors. Todar he owns his owa
tktdge-Flytaouih sifancir in Los Angeles.
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4
a. Notrsdry tkey
for this. So our economic system offers them a
reward in the form of diridends -whenever the
company makes a profit. Last year Union Oil
dividends amounted to $1.00 a share -or less
than 4 on the mmrkd value of the stock.
CU CJ 0 8 L?J
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Yellowstone
Said Secret
SEATTLE. June 29 -U- Two
naval authorities testified in fed
eral district court late today that
the information the government
alleges Russian Navy Lt. Nicolai
G. Redin, on trial facing charges
of espionage and conspiracy, ask
ed for and obtained regarding
the new U. S. destroyer tender
Yellowstone was "definitely" and
"unquestionably" of a nature
which "could be used to injure
the United States and to the ad
vantage of a foreign nation."
Capt- Homer N. Wallin. 13th
naval district shipbuilding super
visor, testified "I am morally cer
tain there was equipment on the
Yellowstone not turned over to
any foreign notion."
President Signs
Draft Extension
WASHINGTON. June 2 A
law extending the draft until
March 31, 1S47 wa signed by
President Truman today and the
waf department immediately re
duced its requirements for army
service.
It prohibits induction of IS year
olds and exempts fathers, provides
for the drafting of men IS through
44; limits service to IS months, and
permits fathers to ask for dis
charge after August 1. 194S. It
also provides for scaled Increases
in sll grades of army pay.
The Chock Waron
Barb ecus Chicken
Dinners
Hours Daily S p-m. to 4 ajm.
Sundays 12 noon to 12 pjn.
112S Edgewater Si, Wee Saleea
Pootaot rf a - iio)DtalD0it
live in Tv: AnvelMi.
home and have four
WW
w m w
some compensation
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CALIFORNIA
Henry Kainer Plans
Housing Development
PORTLAND, Ore, June 29-Sy-Kaiser
Community Homes. Inc..
I disclosed plans ttxla jr far a $10,
j 000,000 suburban development in
the Tualatin Valley mix miles west
of downtown Portland.
The project, near Beaver ton, is
one of several planned by Henry
J. KaLser interest throughout the
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
Salem Federal Savings and Loan ilssodaiion
i-
Tuae 22, I4
ASSETS
Mortjcaca Ixana
Share Laana
Federal Hoeae Loan Bank
Slock
United Slate Honda
Cash la Bank ...
Total
lVi
2 Both sows have entered the business with
him this year. Mr. W is al one of the cap
italists who own Union Oil Company. He has 100
shares of Union Oil stock. At the present market,
Mr. W s stock is worth about $2,800. Ha
could sell k for that much tomorrow if he chose.
5 So tho W feaettty cot $100 from their
holdings. This is within $37 of what the average
Union Oil stockholder got. For Union Oil is
owned not by one man or two, but by 34,114
American people like the W s. And th ewr-
f Xockholder 9wns Just 157 iWn.
country. Construction of 1000
homes for veterans, priced from
17000 to $10,000, is scheduled to
start this fall.
GRACE BOTTLER CHOSEN
PORTLAND. June 2HP) Dis
trict Attorney Thomas B. Handley
announced today that Grace L.
Bottler, Salem, has been appoint
ed deputy district attorney in ju
venile and domestic relations mat
ters, succeeding Mrs. Nedine B.
Shaw, resigned.
Bemi-Annnal
$2,326,474.53
11,450.19
S0.000.00
700,000.00
7 f. 682.20
$3,1428o.72
Total
Current Dividend
3 $2 tOO would buy many things that tlss
W family could uie. But'thry have chosen
to ! the money in oil wells, tools and refin
eries that make gasoline for oiker ptpU instead
of pndini it on thtmstl.
4& Netvrotly, some Own more than this and
some less. But the largest owns only 1 of th
total. So it is not the investment of a few million
aires but the combined savings of thousands of
average Arnerican capitalists that make Union
Oil, and most American corporstions, possible.
This seris. sponsored by th popU mf Union OH Company,
is dedicated to m discussion of hot and tohy Amor icon busi
noss functions. We hop you'll feel fre to send in any su mo
tions or criticisms you hae to offer. Writ:Th Presidont,
Union Oil Company, UnionOtlBldg., Los Angel 14, Calif.
asssbica's rir ssiiooat is rati iNTiirim
i i
Too Lata, to Qaif y f
J u t received. Spinet
Pianos for immediate rle
livrry. Jaquith Music Co.,
191 S. High. !
LADY for heusehevplng ana rare f
eonvleoTit, two dul. fhne MSO
CAR AG g ipirtmwi t tor rent, partly
furnished. Phone S-ISIS.
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LIABILITIES
Ksrlnrs Account $2,f
Current Dividend S0.57.t
Due to Borrowers l0,089.tl
Due t Banka 175,000.00
Koserveai 150,000.00
... . $3,142,580.72
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