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1nxm gtawimdn. Solom. Owqoa. Sunday ocioar IP. im Fearful Berlin Crisis Churchill May Flare; Showdown Urged LAANDUDNO, Wales, Oct. -VP) -Winston Churchill declared today the Berlin deadlock "may at any ttmA rnvmnltat s hMMUS World struggle." He again urged a show f down with Russia before she ges the atom bomb. The British war-time prime min ister said the United States would be "murdering human freedom and committing suicide" If it sur rendered Its store of atom bombs, which he described as the one as set guarding the progress of man kind. He called for an end to the "stup idity" of war crimes trials of nazis. Given one of the biggest ovations of ' his career when he- addressed the 4,000 delegates at the annual Conservative Party convention here, Churchill said that if the Russians wish to see the military use of atomic energy outlawed "they must reassure the world by actions which speak louder than words." "Let them release their grip up on the satellite; states of Europe," he declared. " "Let them retire to their own country which is one-sixth of the land surface of the globe. "Let them liberate by their de parture the 11 ancient capitals of eastern Europe which they now hold in their claws. Let them go back to the Curzon line (in Pol and) as was agreed upon in the days when we were fighting as comrades together. "Let them set free the million or more German and Japanese pri soners they now hold as sla ves. Let them cease to oppress, torment and exploit the immense parts of Germany and Austria which; are now in their hands. "Let them cease to district Mala ya and Indonesia. Let them liber ate the communist-held portion of Korea. Let them cease to foment the hideous civil war in China. "Above all, let them throw open theuhvast regions on equal terms to the ordinary travel and traffic of mankind. Let them give others the chance to breathe freely ! and let them breathe freely themselves." CONFERENCE SET SEATTLE, Oct. 9 -VP)- Capt. Miller Freeman of Seattle, chair man ,of the Pacific Fisheries con ference, said today that the group will meet in San : Francisco Oct. 21 and 22 to discuss problems "arising out of Japanese efforts to extend their operations once more throughout the whole of (the Pacific) Uncle Sam's first five cent pieces (minted in 1794) were silver and contained no nickel. To Install ZONOL1TE HOME INSULATION Anyone can install ZONOLTTE Granular Fill Insulation It as it purs, automatically assuming the correct density. Once in, ZONOLTTE provides permanent in eolation that quickly pays for itself in fuel savings. Distributed by Asbestos Sapply Company of Oregon SEE YOUR . 4 j. Local Dniliizj IlaJerial Dealer New Try at Atom Control Proposed PARJS, Oct. 9 JP)- Canada proposed today that the United Nations ask six big powers to make janother try at agreement on atomic control and if they fail to shelve the whole issue for a year. Genj A. G. L. McNaughton, Canadian delegate, moved that the United States, Russia, Brit ain, Fiance, China and Canada the original sponsors of the stale mated iU. N. atomic energy com mission meet following the currenjt assembly session. Two Missing, Four Injured In Rough Sea J SEATTLE, Oct; 9-P-Two men were reported missing and four in jured i today in a north Pacific storm which disabled half a dozen vessels. 1 A third man, who had been list ed as missing, was found safe on shore 240 miles northwest of Van couver. B. C. The man, Gerry Conway of West Vancouver. B. C swam jto shore after his logging camp tender went down in heavy seas. Early reports had listed four men missing from two logging camp tenders off British Colum bia. However, late reports said the finding of the one man re duced the number of missing to two. ! Two; of the injured were aboard the tug Mundos which lost and then recovered one of two barges it was -towing. They were identi fied only as C. E. Hatch and J. Jerome. Both suffered broken legs. A coast guard vessel took them to Ketchikan hospital. They were injured while the tug was recovering, in Dixon en trance: off British Columbia, a barge carrying loaded freight cars for the Alaska railroad. Two! more injured were aboard the 33-foot herring boat Prince Which! reported it was drifting helplessly off Cape SL Elias in the gulf of Alaska. I About 30 men were believed aboard all the vessels in distress. Dr. Wynekoop Takes Test l. ttt FT) A v.- - Mms - ) VrV V." y'MfoS? Prin ter Strike In N. J. Ends ! NEW YORK, Oct. 9 The 121-year-old Journal of Com merce! announced today the end of a 26-day walkout of printers and mailers. : A joint statement by officials of the! financial daily and the AFL International Typographical un ion said workers would return to their jobs tomorrow. " The settlement Included the setting up of a new shift be tween the day and night shifts at premium pay rates. CHICAGO, Oct. 9 Dr. Alice Lindsay Wynkoop, 77, undergoes a test ' in Chicago, which she hopes will show she served nearly 14 years in prison for a crime she did not commit. The test Is being adminis tered by Dr. Orlando Scott, inventor of a device which he says meas ures brain waves. Mrs. Wynekoop was convicted of slaying her daughter-in-law In 1933. She has maintained her Innocence through oat the trial and ever since. (AP Wirephoto to The Statesman.) Britain to Ask Dominions for War Support PARIS, Oct. 9 -VP)- Britain will ask the dominions to pledge full military support for the Brus sels alliance in the event of war against Russia, authoritative commonwealth sources here said today. Leaders of the seven dominions begin talks in London Monday with Britain on how they can relate their economic . and mili tary programs with those of the five-nation western alliance. The commonwealth informants said the British have a plan whereby each dominion will be asked to accept representation on the unified military staff com mittee of the alliance. LODGED IN JAIL Dallas Edward Whitesides, Mill City, was lodged in the city jail early Sunday morning in lieu o $250 bail on a charge of driving while intoxicated, city police reported. "Jest Sa ffofers Mixiiiioi! ! Thp undersigned business firms; and parties endorso and support for election in the City of West Salem, the following mem WALTER MUSGRAVE for Mayor A. N. "AT COPENHAVER for Councilman COLLET! A. RUST for Councilman LAWRENCE F. SHERIDAN for Councilman r. j. Mcdonald McDonald Grocery LORING SCHMIDT KOCO DONALD A. YUNG Mobilgas Service SU. L. R. TWEEDIE Tweedie Fuel Oils FRANK A. WALLACE Nu-Way Cleaners MERL B. .VAN CLEAVE West Side Body Shop WM. C. BARNWELL Pete's Used Cars C. M. QUISTAD Beutler-Quistad Lumber Co. J. S E. R. & W. R. FRIESEN Salem Box Company ELVLN QUIRING Quiring Printing Co. RAY VAN, De MARK West Salem Radio Co. F. K. LIGHTFOOT Puritan Market W. R. PARK Wallace Park Garage JACK M. WATSON Watson Apartments J. T. LOVER ! National Battery Co. MAX GEHLHAR Oregon Fruit Products Co. CARL F. GERLINGER C-Cruise Corporation WESLEY W. BYERLEY Byerley Motor! Co. KENNETH MOMYER Momyers Chevron Service EARL a BURK Riverside Auto Court (Incumbent Councilman) WM. P. HOWSER Howser Bros. Equipt. Rental E. H. ELLIS Van's Home Furnishings R. T. MENNIS Mennis Oil Coj Inc. R. W. BEUTLER Beutler-Quistad Lumber Co. WARREN DOOLrrTLE General Petroleum Corp. NICHOLAS ERROR Kingwood Electric CHESTER DOUGLAS (Incumbent Councilman) DEWEY ROBINSON Puritan Market JULIAN HAUGEN Lumber Yards J. W. Copeland STANLEY S. SMITH Willamette Packing CARL B. STAATS Rlrer Bend Sand A Gravel Co. C L. RHOADES Kingwood Automotive Service A. H. TSCHEU Kingwood Used Car Mkt. NORMAN E. SHAW M.K.N. Furniture LOUIS GERLINGER Gerwood Products Co. LEN A. RANDALL Randall's Saw Shop A.' T. GAMBELLA Blue Anchor Cafe I. W. THOMAS . West Side Fur Co. GAIL ZYSSET Bird & Zysset Co. CARL W. PERSON Person's Drugs CLYDE I. EVERETT Oregon Flax Textiles LORAINE STOCK Kingwood Electric STANLEY HAMMER Pumilite Block Co. h. w. McMillan Mac's Barber Shop NORMAN L. ACOFF West Salem Lumber Co. L. A. BOND Richfield Service MELVIN GALLASPY Arrow Mill' Lumber Co. W. J. ANIBAL Auto Painting Terrorists in Israel Stage Mass Break TEL AVIV, Israel, Oct. 9-(JP)-Stem gang terrorists staged a mass jailbreak in nearby Jaffa today. Late tonight all except about a dozen were reported to have re turned to their cells, most of them voluntarily. An estimated 120 ; Sternists scoffed at Israel authority by breaking out of their heavily guarded waterfront prison and seized temporary control of the building. Scores fled from the scene. Others calmly bathed in the Medi terranean and visited nearby cof fee houses in an amazing gesture of disdain for Israeli authorities who have publicly declared the Stern gang smashed. Some of the Sternists strolled in and out of the prison gates and welcomed jour nalists who visited them. Four persons were- reported ttghtly wounded in the Jewish Sabbath Jail break before Sternists climbed to the roof and silenced a lone Bren gun being fired by a guard. ERP Rapped By Yugoslavia PARIS, Oct. 9 -IP)- Yugoslavia sided with Russia on the economic front today rejecting all notions that it might be weaned westward toward the European recovery program (ERP). Leo Mattes, Yugoslav deputy foreign minister, made no mention of Premier Marshall Tito's recent rift with the cominform in a blis tering 30-minute attack on the United States. He said, before the United Na tions 58-member economic com mittee, that the United States "killed UNRRA, striking a blow against the principles of the U. N. charter." .HELD ON DRUNK CHARGE David Elmer Carter, 24, Mill City, was arrested by state police Saturday night near Mehama on a charge of driving while intoxicat ed. He is held in the Marion coun ty jail awaiting action of the dis trict court. BANK ROBBED SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9 -(JFy-A bewhiskered gunman wearing a red shirt and slacks robbed a branch of the Bank of America of about $1,000 today, and tonight police arrested a 24 - year - old merchant seaman for questioning concerning the holdup. Remember! You Voto at iho City Hall for City Officers. Exactly As Tour Doctor Prescribes - - Wo regard the filling of pro scriptions a sacred serrieo whether it bo to tremble-sheet a headache or to help Bare Ufc a crisis. Yoor oreoerip tJoas are in the best hands hero. Schaefer's Dreg Store 1895 1948 135 North Commercial French Chief Calls Riots of Reds Rebellion PARIS, Oct. 9 -UP)- Premier Henri Queuille told the FencJI people tonight communist - led strike agitation was assuming the character of rebellion and the gov ernment would use all necessary means to halt it. He spoke over the radio to a na tion harassed by a six-day coal walkout and facing a general rail road strike. The mine strike has cost the nation 1,000,000 tons of coal. The communists were be lieved aiming at wrecking the Eu ropean recovery program and top pling the Queuills government. Communist labor bosses were increasingly busy organizing strike votes among France's 400,000 rail road workers. Some stoppages have already occurred, but the full brunt of a rail tieup was not expected before next week. "The right to strike is a sacred right," Queuille told the French nation. '"The right of a nation to live is not less sacred. The first duty of the government is to as sure the life of the nation. It is not going to fail." Congress authorized the Secre tary of the Treasury to mint three cents pieces during the war, but none was minted. Special Lights To Help Airlift Through Winter l . WASHINGTON, Oct. 9 -()-To help keep the Berlin airlift running through the dark days and storms of this winter, special lighting equipment is being in stalled at Templehof field. j The air force announced today a set of 40 high - intensity lights to penetrate fog, darkness and rain will go into operation at the Berlin end of the air rjute in No vember. The equipment has been flown to Germany recently. i . The lights -will be installed; at each side of the main runway: for a distance of 3,000 feet from ithe end pf the runway. 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