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LONDON. Sent. 21 -4SK- Th
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Tomorow the measure will be
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where it was believed the lords
would vote it down again. If so,
the house of commons may enact
the legislation by passing it a third
time -at the next session.
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approval to government measures
nationalizing the country's iron
and steel industry.
IEIS1I ACE HUXT
SOUTH BEND, IndL, Sept. 14-(AV-The
injury jinx struck the
Notre Dame backfield again today.
Halback Terry Brennan suffer
ed a cut over the left eye requir
ing three stitches. He probably
will see only limited duty against
Purdue next Saturday.
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Dr. C. J. DCAH CLZZTZ0
BURLINGTON. Iowa. Sept. 21 Thir teen-rear -oU Mrs. Leroy Key
nolU of Barlincton. Iowa, is shown with her daacbter. Adey Vlc4
toria. The! baby, born at s hospital a week before tho picture was
made, welched fire pounds six ounces at birth. Tho father; 23. works)
forja concrete predacte firm. Ap VVlrephoto to The Stateaman.)
Arctic Military
Move Also Cold
For Russians
PEART. HARBOR. Sept 21-M
Military operations; in Arctic areas
would; be as tough for the Rus
sians As for Americans. Lt. Gen.
Nathan F. Twining said today, ad
ding: j
"And we know that we can op
erate on land, sea and in the air,"
TheH air force general, com
manding Alaskan armed forces,
told a news conference that newly-
completed Eieison field near Fair
banks : is capable now of main
taining an aerial offensive with
the new B-50 bomber, which is
Boeing's largest version of the
wartime B-29.
Twining, air commander in. the
Solomons during the j war, ex
pressed belief that American for
ces now can operate as well, II
not better, than anyone else" un
der Arctic conditions. 1
Have Same Problem i
-We do know that the Russians
have the same problems as we
have" he said, "They put on? their
pants one leg at a time the same
as we do.
Twining said tho air forces have
a full group now of jet lighters
about 75 improved F-80's 0
era ting in Alaska. He added that
a group of long-range B-50 s will
undergo Arctic training this win
ter. s !
Twining and Rear Adm. Alfred
E. Montgomery, commander of the
Alaskan sea frontier. Are confer
ring at Pearl Harbor with Admiral
D. C. Ramsey, commander in chief
of thei Pacific fleet.
Need Housing, Meat
The big problem of the armed
forces i in Alaska? said Twining is
housing and manpower for base-
building. Montgomery Wryly ob
served that Russia as a dictator
ship" i does not have a manpower
problem, as does the American
democracy.
"The Russians can send con
struction workers where they need
them, 7 said Montgomery. "We can
invite ! them'
Jast a1 Bia One
Asked about the size of Eieison
field. 30 miles south of Fairbanks,
Twining replied with a smile:
'Just cay it's a big one." 1
He said th United States has
developed a considerable number
of Alaskan air fields from which
B-29's can operate. Because of the
weather and the terrain, Alaskan
bases actually are like a series of
islands "and the supply problem u
rough one.
Year's Sapply in 5 Day
In this connection. Montgomery
said a full year's supply was put
ashore! at the Point Barrow oil
development base by a navy am-
phibous force in only five days.
This, added tne aamirai, was
more tonnage on Point Barrow s
beach; than went ashore at Okina
wa during the invasion pnase
there.! j I i
Twining said American forces
are scrupulously oDserving me
limits iof approach to Russian ter
ritory, "and so far as we know-i
the Russians' are doing the same"
(in regard to American territory.)
i "We'd like to know more about
what's! going on in Russian terri
tory,"! Twining concluded. We
are using an means we can 10
find out." j
When the noison from honey
bees Is injected into a; cut in the
human body in large j quanaues,
it nroducez almost the same ef
fect a the bite of a rattlesnake.
Why Suffer Any, Longer
cners can. ase vawese
years ta causa, n ssatter wsos
wnat I allssi als ye are afflicteS i
atseeaers. srsttls. beart. laags. Ire
er. kldaeys. gas. eenstipetlen. ale era,
diabetes, rhewstlssa. sail and bUd
aer fever, sain, fssssfe caplaiaS
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LA a KINS
SgL Howard J. Larkms. late resident
of Salem. In th Pacific theater. Sur
vived by his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ben
O. Larkins of Salem: three brothers.
Marvin E. Larkins and Harold Larkins
of Salem and Melvin Larkins of Van
couver, Wash.; two sisters. Mrs. Sam
Saunders and Mrs. L. B. Stoddard, both
of Salem; 1 three nephews and two
nieces. Military graveside services will
be held at the City View cemetery
Wednesday. September 23 at 1 pjii. with
company B. 182nd infantry regiment.
Oregon National Guard in eharg. XM
icciwa aowtu-u warns cnapei.
VICTOR
Dr. Albert L. Victor, late resident of
Waxhtucna, Wash. Survived by daugh
ters. Mrs. Jean M. Stover, Pendleton
Mrs. Laura E. Creuse. Wasntucna.
Wash.: Mrs. Alberta W. Davis. Dayton.
Wash, and Mrs. Helen N. Engtrom.
Salem; son. Paul Victor. FossiL Ore j
Lewis T. Victor. Kels. Wash.; and K.
ncu vicior.; vouax. wua. sister. Mr.
Mae Norri, Newborn, low; brother,
Charles Victor. Kens., and 11 grand
children. Senlces will be held Wednes
day. September 22. at 1:30 p.m. at Pen
dleton. Graveside sen lees In Belcreet
Memorial park, Salem, under direc
tion of Clough-Barrtck company Thurs
day, aeptemoer za. at z pa, l . I
DELANO j ' j
At his restdene. 1SS N. Church, si
Sunday. September 19. Frederick Good
rich (Fred G.) Delano, at the ae of
SS years. Survived by his wife. Julia
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ten. Mrs. James Teed of Salem, aad
Mrs. DonneU Sanders ot Cos Bay; two
grandchildren. Jay Frederick Teed of
Salem and Delano Edward SintM J
Coos Bay; and tw great grandchildren.
Karyn Marie Teed and James Ira Teed,
both of Salem. Sai ilm wlU K 'h.M .
Wednesday. September 22. at 1:34 p m
at the W. T. Rlgdon chapel with th
Rev. George H. Swift officiating. Con
cluding Services at Beleraat Manuirl!
park. 1 s
MeGOTEKlf NAMED
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SEATTLE. Sent. 21-Sn-tTnrf
Root today picked Bill McGovern,
four-letter center, as captain I of
tho University of Washington
football team for Saturday eam
here with. the University of Min
na Lropners.
corims IIAOT
MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 2l-(JPh-
Coach Bernie Bierman today Dick-
ed the 39 man- Minnesota football
squad which will make the trip to
Seattle this weekend to meet the
University of Washington In the
season's grid opener. . - I
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