Ike Says Array
'Poor Second'
To Russ Force
WASHINGTON. June 28-P-
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower told
congre today that the army he
lends is a "poor aecond" to Rus
rias. As a "professional soldier," the
army thief of staff testified that
house fclashes of $435,000,000 in
funds for the year starting Tues
day would "take us well into the
danger zone" where the army
would lack strength to "pressure
for peace" or defend the nation.
Eisenhower told a closed-door
senate appropriations, subcommit
tee t-esMon that $375,000,000 of
this must be restored, and that
another $103,000,000 of new
funds should be added to cover
increasing costs of new fighting
planes. '
The house allowed $5,280,000,-
'I Or THE BELL.
l would ring
WHEN I'M
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8Q PLENTY1? MONEY WAS
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TO OWE OP THOSE CWS.
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000 and $280,000,000 contractual
authority for the war department
for the year, beginning July I.
While the department esti
mates do not rate war during the
next 12 months as a "probabil
ity," the general said, they do not
"exclude such a orobabl'i''-"
"The United States army ex
erts today far less pressure for
peace than it did when it was the
world's most formidable fighting
force," Eisenhower said.
Applications for
Vocational School
Continue to Arrive
Applications to enroll in the
new Oregon vocational school at
the Klamath Falls marine bar
racks continue to arrive, at the
state vocational education head
quarters here, O. I. Paulson, state
vocational education director, re
ported Saturday.
Paulson estimated that . at
tendance at the school could start
off with at least 700, provided
housing facilities were available.
WWATDOVOU
SEE WITH THE
SOME
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EXTENSION
ODD
LIGHT. MR.
TRACKS.
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CAUSE I GOT BIS. LOWS LEGSH
BUT I KEEP TmINKIn HOW i
THIS ROAD ON MV I tivlj
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tOCCOn&TO lWU.J I 6E I FORTUAT JC8 CffCKE HE 1 1
MCWTHELMN? S- I UPON I WENT AWS TO GUJEOJ I
Corn Suffers
4-Ccrit Loss
CHICAGO, June 28 -()- Corn
suffered losses extending to more
than 4 cents on the board of trade
today. Selling was based on im
proved weather conditions, reports
of quick recovery of the crop in
some areas from recent moisture
and weakness in cash prices.
Wheat closed unchanged to i
higher, July $2.164-2.17. corn was
14-4 lower, July $1.V-.
and oats were -Ts lower, July
95-96. .
Wheat was aided by an advance
in the parity on June 15 to $2.03
a bushel,, on a national average.
The 1947 loan rate, bosed on this
parity, was calculated by traders
at $1.83. Adding 25 cents to this
figure, the Chicago, loan value was
estimated at about $2.08.
Remodeling operations at the
plant are now under way and the
school will be ready for opera
tion July 15, the date originally
fixed by the state board of edu
cation. i" grf c
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PADOOlsl BUT
ON THIS STREET!
LOOK ALIKE
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Parking Meter
Take Estimated
For Oregon Cities
The towns of Salem, Albany.
Corvallis and McMinnville were
listed among 11 Oregon cities
which operate 7,242 parking me
ters at an- annual take of about
$638,000. according to report Sat
urday of the Oregon Pout War
Development and readjustment
commission.
Salem's annual take from 1,100
meters was estimated at $90,000
per year; Albany. $25,600; Corval
lis, $41,175, and McMinnville,
$20,000. The meters were consid
ered by the commission both as
important in conjrol of traffic
and production of revenue.
Reference was also made in
pe report to Gov. Snell of two
important advances made in the
Oregon chemical industry from
which two projects are emerging.
One is the processing of wood
waste and sawdust-alcohol and
another, the insecticide DDT.
SETTLES
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MAKE THE ROAD OftY AGAIN.
AN THEN YOU AN ME
FEEL GLAD ALL OVER-
l7 I jON wth jucv
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COVEPED WITH BPUSH J
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"THE YOUNG IDEA" Ry Maalj
"W'hm knaws, maybe If I raise yair sllom sace fifty reiU a week.
fm'A probably pr It U t Ik gift taxes njaiyr
Temporary
ross-Rivcr
Line Souirlit
An application for a permit to
construct a temporary overhead
lectric transmisnion line acrnws
the Willamette river between Sa
lem and West Salem h been re
ceived by the war department
from Bonneville Power adminis
S!
tration, Portland, according to
war department district engi
neer, Col. U. L. waish.
Objections to installation of the
line from the ktandpoint of river
navigation should be received by
Col. Wabh's office, at 628 Pittock
block in Portland, by July 3, he
said.
Purpose of the tempoiary
cro5King according to Col. WaUh,
is to provide continuous service
during reconstruction of an ex
isting crowing located about
two
miles up the river west of Salem
The proposed temporary cro.ing
will consist of wires strung on
wood pole utructuit-s set landward
of the mean high water line.
A vertical clearance of 71 feet
is to be provided. The eroding is
to be removed not later than
September 15, 1847.
Playground
Use Mounting
In spite of the recent cool, rainy
spell, attendance at Salem crtT
playgrounds during the week end-
ing Friday climbed to 10.461, ac -
cording to Vernon Gilmore
ground director. Tuesd
Drought 1ZJ8 swimmers
Leslie pool, almost half the week's
total of 2497.
Attendance figures included
4972 at neighborhood playgrounds.
2497 swimming at Leslie. 2489
swimming at dinner, 153 playing
baseball at Olinger. 117 playmg
baseball at Leslie and 233 in free
play at Leslie.
Highest playground attendance
was 1162 at Highland, where Ei
leen Rua.se II was asMgned to as
sist Instructor Hilda Fox.
No figures were reported for
West Salem's first week of oper
ation, but participation was re
ported to be (rood.
Junior baseball leagues got un
der way. Paul Reihng. who re
signed a Olinger baseball super
visor due to school dutie. waa
replaced by Clay F.getston.
The early exeavationa at the site
of the city of Troy uncovered nine
successive human settlements
which had existed over a period
of 8.000 years.
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A arene fram the specUl mldnlte shawlKg of Dr. RllkUPs "Atylaaa ml
Hnrrars." at the Cirand next Vrder4rT anlr. A'aa slptlKg it amid
ite will be "Revetate af the Zasihs aa the aereea. lth Jafn
Carradhse and Veda Aaa Barg. Tleketa are aww eat sale at the Craad
aixoffice.
Portland Grain
PORTLAND. Ora . Jun 1
Whral future not quot4
AP
t'akh stain unquoted
Cash cialn: Fiaiwad
Cah wheal I bid I - Soft whit
knft white lesrludins Meal
IM:
white rlub IM. weslern red 1 at.
Maid red winter: Ordinary 1 IK
Hard white Ilaart: It per cent IN;
II per rent 1 OS
Today car receipta: Wheat I. bar-
ley 7. corn t; oati 1; mtl1e-d
II
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JERUSALEM. June 21 - (T -Menachem
Be i gin. commander-in-chief
of Irgun Xval Leumi. de
clared today his underground
fighters had "no Illusions' that
the United Nations would grant
his organization's aims in Pales
tine. In an interview at his secret
hideaway the one-time Polish
I lawyer, upon w hoe head the
British have placed price of
18.000. allied Irgun was "ready
for a long fight" and prpheid
dourly "many of my feneration
probably will not die in their
said that the "very con
struction" of the United Nations
rommiMinn now attempting to
work out a solution to the Holy
Iand problem "makes us pevii
mitu Australia and Canadian
members, for instance, never will
sign a report that-to be Juat mutt
nereftsarily deal with the au
tocracy and brutality of British
rule in our land."
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PljjOf eDeceptioIl,
WASHINGTON. June 2a-0Pr-A
houe expenditures subcom
mittee aceued the war assets ad
mimxtration today of "misrepre
sentation and deception" and
urged that top military officials
in it be replaced by civilians.
In a report to the full com
mittee, a necial group which in
vestigated the WAA said it has
lumen over lo ine Justice rtepari-
meti i ana mr internal reenue
bureau for furthdr examination
evidence of "unconscionable"" con
tracts. The committee said that in re
port to congress, tha WAA "has
! been guilty of misrepreeTtaton
and deception in that it has con
itcnt1y rendered repot U in such
, form a to te materially miaJeael-
ing with repect to the results
being obtained from the diapoaal
program.
There are eight national forests
in Arizona, covering a total of
11,400.859 acres.
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Timber Tax
To Begin July 1
The new law passed by th re
cent legislature placing a tax of 5
trr.li on each 1.000 feet of tim-
ber harvealed in the slate will go
I into effect July 1.
Plans for enforrernent of the
I Uw have been completed by the
stale rxxnmtaaion, the commiuion
reported Saturday. Ech harvest
er of timber or othr-r forest
product for sale u requires u
make returns.
Sixty per cent of re.-nu.
j drrived from Um U lo b,
for reaearrh In utilisation of
wtod waste and 40 per cent for
development of new technique
in rehabilitation, protection and
management of .forect lands In
Orecon. The first 23.000 feet of
j timber or forest product harvest"
ed annually
exempt.
by each operator U
Jap Witness
Ends Own Life
GUAM. Jun 28-UVR leading
prowecution witness rornmitted
puiride with ruor lale today
Iter testifying more than two
days in the U. S. nary trial of 19
fellow -J apanew charged with
murdering 10 American war
prUoners In aeries of grueaome
nedlcal experiments.'
The witness, dapper Iiltka Sur-
IX ShJgkMhi Nakamura,
oravea uie stony sxarss oi tne 07- 1
t M m A a m . m a a
lenoanu wiinout risioi raouon.
but when he was returned to the
marine stockade he slashed hi
abdomen and throat, dotng haa
beat with the means at hand to
conform with traditional hari klrt
methods. "
American naval officers ex
pressed belief that he ended his
life because he had Inexorably
"put the -finger" on his former
commandant. Naval Capt. Hiroahi
IwinamL as Instigator of the
atrocities.
ECTIEEMCVr TTLEO
RHiremrnt frofn the aaaumed
busineai name of Modern Beauty
college, Salem, was filed with
Marion county clerk Saturday by
Ortaad O. and Joan Ogdrn.
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dtaaetea, rWawillia. iaK aad Mad
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who hie not aerted hit err balm.
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for si ate funeral direr-tear's
lacenae, AMnrrvry Cenrral Ceorge
Neuner held rtlday.
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