The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, June 02, 1948, Page 9, Image 9

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MONTROSE, Colo., June WP)
-Lightninge struck twice within
a few feet of Austin Baca, 30, but
ha had only headache today
to remind him of his narrow es
capes.
The first bolt killed a team of
horses Baca was driving, on a
ranch west of here yesterday and
knocked him unconscious
Just as Baca regained his feeL
lightning hit a boulder beside him
and a flying piece of rock struck
him on the head, cutting a deep
gash.
WEDNESDAY'S BROADCASTS
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Morning Newt (Timekeeper (March Time (News
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Extension Serv. News t, Sporta Top o' Morning Top o' Morning
KOIN Klock INri I News IFred Beck
Farm Time Farm Time Old Songs (Sam Hayee
isins Com boy Asrunsky ,'News IZeke Manners
Jewish Planes
Hit Capital of
Trans-Jordan
By Daniel De Lae
AMMAN, Trans-Jordan, June
(Jfh- Jewish airmen blasted Am
man with high explosive and in
cendiary bombs today in the Qrst
attack on an Arab capitaL Arab
officials said six Arab civilians
were killed in the surprise attack.
Tonight the Syrians announced
that their air force had struck
back in an attack on the port of
Nahariya, setting big fires and
sinking two boats in the harbor
north of Acre. The Syrians said
they also raided the settlements
of Dan and Kafar Geladi in the
north.
(Dispatches from Tel Aviv said
unconfirmed reports there were
that the Jews had been compelled
to turn their attention to the Egyp
tian threat to their capital from
the south. They said full - scale
fighting had broken out in that
direction.
(The Israeli army said its troops
had slashed into the 20-mile in
land flank of the Egyptian col
umn moving up the coast. The
Israelis indicated the Egyptian
spearhead had penetrated to near
Yibna within about 14 miles of
Tel Aviv, an advance of about 6i
miles. The Jews said they had
captured Beit Tima, three miles
from the Egyptian supply road
and 18 miles below Yibna.
(At Lake Success it was an
nounced that both Jews and Ar
abs had accepted the U. N. cease
fire plan for four weeks. The Jew
ish communication, however, con
tained "assumptions" which ap
peared to condition the acceptance.)
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AXDEXSON i J
Mrs. Hannah TJ. Anderson, late resi
dent of Salem route a, at local 3mv -pttaL
May as. SurriTed by ner hue
oand. William G. Anderson ot gal;
two daughter. Mrs. Zlsia Anderso ol
Salem and Mrs. Coy Hudson of Brady,
Neb.; a son. Kenneth Anderson ol Sa
lein: two Haters, Mrs. Victor Nelson,
of Waltham. Man, and Mrs. Carl Lin.
dahl of Sweden; a brother. Casta V
Cerva of Sweden; and three grand
children. Services will be held from-Clough-Barrick
chapel, Wednesday,
June I. at 10 -ao m m w4tK u
A- Gxendaner officiating. latarsaent
view cemeiery.
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KEX B Crocker Lislpnln I Melodies N. Wnera
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KGW Woman's SeTetJfe Beautiful iLtnda's Love IStars Today
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Meeting on
Airshow Slated
tlTt -f f rf !) Kicil rt me- 1
gency activity at McNary field
will have on the Salem Chamber
of Commerce air show set for this
Sunday was not known Tuesday
night, but a meeting with civil
aeronautics authority officials this
morning is expected to clarify the
prospects.
The junior chamber was con
tinuing with plans for the exhibits
and races registered for the show.
The group received Tuesday a
letter that President Truman
would be unable to attend the
show, for -which he was given a
special invitation, since the Itin
erary of his cross-country tour
does not bring him to Oregon that
early.
Salem Budget
Meet Tonight
A proposed city budget whose
preliminary draft is balanced and
within the per cent limit wilTbe
considered for the first time at
8 o'clock tonight by the Salem
budget committee, meeting in
chamber of commerce rooms. ,
The mayor, councflmen and
eight citizen members have had
copies of the draft, worked out by
City Manager J. L. Franzen, since
late last week.
The proposal calls for expendi
tures of $1.369,422' up from Sl,
091.984.71 for the current year.
The general fund tax levy would
fee $307,638.
GIGGEK
Mary C Cigger. late resident of
dtooks route i. at a local hospital. Sat
urdar. Mav 9 Snrvii4
Joseph H. Gigger ot Brooks; datigh-
i Tram at. oeniry, aeatuet
Wash.. Mrs. Artline Millard. Portland. -and
Mrs. June M. Planar. Salem: sons,
Joseph A Lawrence L- Chester L.
nd Clarence L. Cigger. aU of Brooks;
William A a m 1
City: Merlyn L Portland, and by 13
grandoMldren -nd three great-grandchildren.
Recitation of the rosary Wed
nesday, June 2. at S p-m, at Clough
Barfnck chapel. Services at tha SL
Ixhiu Catholic church Thursday, June
3. at 9:30 ajru Intermentain St. Louis
cemetery.
WIESNEB1 4
Mrs. Lena A. Wiesner. laU resident
of Portland, formerly of Salem, at a
Portland hospital May 31. Survived by
a son. Daryl M. W-sner of Portland,
and a sister. Mrs. Delia Morrison of
Independence. Services will be -Thursday.
June 3, at 2 p.m. from Clough
Barrick c ha pel. Interment at Belcrcst
Memorial park. The Rev. Brooks Moor
will officiate. j
SMITH j
On May 30. Ted H. Smith of Joseph.
Ore., aged 21 years. Survived by par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Russell M. Smith.
Corvallis. Announcement - of service
later by W. T. Rig don company. ;
Clayton Rejects
Compromise !
On Tariff Bili
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WASHINGTON, June l-fr-William
L. Clayton, special advi
ser to Secretary of State Marshall,
tottay in eTfect rejected the I so
called Vandenberg compromise on
extension of the reciprocal trada
agreements act. !
The house has passed a bill to
continue the law one year beyond
June 12 with an amendment ! au
thorizing the tariff commission to
fix limits within which trade Qn
cessions could be made without
undue injury to American industry-
j
Under the house measure, it the
president went beyond such lim
its, his action would be subject
to congressional veto.? j
Senator Vandenberg: (R-Mich)
last week expressed his opposi
tion to a veto by congress. But ho
said he favors the provision by
which the tariff commission could
set a safety limit. -
Today the senate finance com
mittee began hearings on I the
house-approved bill and Clayton,
former undersecretary of state for
economic affairs, was the first
witness. ; L
Clayton sharply criticized! the
house measure because of its dele
gation of broad authority to; the
tariff commission, and because it
would continue to act only ion
year instead of three, as the' ad
ministration wants.
During the war, Canada mors
than doubled her steel produc
tion. 1
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KEX Lone Ranger i Lone Kanger .'Town Mayor I Town Mayor
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News: 10:13 Especially for Women
11:00 Concert Hall: 12:00 News; 12:13
Noon Farm Hour: 1 00 Ride 'Em Cow
boy; 1:14 This Day: 1 30 Melody Lane;
55 Tim Out; 2 00 Summer Time:
2:30 Memory Music: 3.00 Oregon Re
porter; 3:15 Music Masters: 4.00 News;
4 13 Fun; 4 43 Children's Theafre; 3:00
On the Upbeat; 5:50 Sports Club; 00
News: 15 Melodies: 6 30 Chemistry:
45 Guest Star; 730 Farmers Union;
7:15 Farm Hour; g.-OO Scholarship
Awards: 8 30 Veterans: t 43 News:
9 00 Music That Endures: I 45 Evening
Meditations; 10:00 Sign Off.
Two Treated
For Injuries
Injuries caused by a falling
truck and an exploding jar were
treated Tuesday by city lirst aid
men.
Robert E. Boyer. 1225 Hoyt st
suffered head lacerations and neck
pains when a truck in which he
was replacing a spring slipped off
a jack Tuesday afternoon, uoyer.
who was working for Viesko and
Post, contractors on a Hoyt street
project, was taken to a physician
for treatment.
Mrs. Everett Klopp, 857 Gaines
t.. suffered first and second de
gree bums of tha face and arm
when a glass jar exploded as sn
was canning spinach at her home
last evening.
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Announcement . . .
Selections of Compartments (Crypts and
Niches) now being made in New Addition to
Mt. Crest Abbey
MAUSOLEUM and CREMATORIUM
( Now N earing Completion)
For Appointment Please Call
5484 or 3173
Lloyd T. Rigdon
Manager
Salem Mausoleum V Crematorium
Pilots Slate
Richland Hop
Plans for a breakfast hop to
Richland. Wai., on June 13, for
all interested fliers, were announc
ed in Salem Tuesday by Capt
James E. Cannon, commander of
Salem civil air patrol squadron.
Other hops will be made to Hood
River and Lakeview later In the
summer.
Participants in the Richland
flight, to be followed at 10 a m. by
an air show and contest, are to
register with LL Wade Dickensen
of CAP. Due to flood conditions,
CAP radio is keeping in touch with
Richland regarding certainty of
plans.
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