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Bend's City
Go vernment in
Fresh Mix-Up
BEND, Nov. ZS-yPr-Bend's city
government had a fresh mfr-up
today. This one was about police
men. The new acting city manager ap
pointed after the voters recalled
five city commissioners, resigned
momentarily in the new dispute.
it started when the commission
voted, 4-3, to recommend the re
instatement of three fired police
men. The policemen had been dis
charged while K. C. Gulick now
since ousted himself was police
chief.
City Manager W. P. Drost promp
tly resigned in protest. Drost "said
the city had promised to make no
police force changes until Henry
Casiday, Lake county sheriff, be
comes police chief December 1.
The city commi&sion than recon
sidered its Vote, and decided not to
recommend) the reinst itemtnt.
Drost agreed to remain as acting
city manager.
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Truman Ready
For Atlantic
Treaty Talks
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 VPy-
Tnt Truman adrranistrauon, with
powerful republican backing.
mad ready today to begin crucial
new talks locking- toward an At
lantic alliance against expansion
of Soviet power.
Thesa discussion may possibly
begin her next week.
Britain, France, Belgium. The
Netherlands and Luxembourg
nave been laboring In London
seeking agreement on a draft of
an agreement for; submission to
Secretary of State Marshall here.
Marshall told his news confer
ence yesterday that he assumes
the United States will begin dis
cussions shortly with these coun
tries and Canada.
When the U. S. negotiators
agree with the other countries on
terms of the proposed alliance, It
is expected that a number of oth
er countries wQl be Invited to
join In a full - fledged interna
tional conference to consider the
Question.
Congress Holds Answer
Whether ,Jhe United States rat
ifies the proposed pact, and just
what military aid this country
will give to the other nations are
questions for congress to deter
mine finally.
But the alliance idea drew
strong support today from Rep.
Eaton (R-N. J.), top republican
foreign policy adviser. Eaton has
been chairman of the house for
eign affairs committee In the 80th
congress and will be ranking
minority member of the commit
tee in the new congress.
The United States, he told re
porters, should stand ready to
supply arms and technical advice
to friendly western European na
tions "if they need it and if we
have it to spare."
"Calamity of Onr Age" .
It would be "the last calamity
of our age," he said, if western
Europe should fall under the do
mination of Russia.
Strong support for military, as
well as economic aid. for western
Europe came, too, from a com
mittee of the chamber of com
merce of the United States.
"The Soviet threat to the se
curity and structure of western
society is the most dangerous and
baffling known to modern his
tory;" said a review Issues by the
chamber's committee on interna
tional political and social prob
lems.
Kremlin Kesyects Force
"What the Kremlin seems to re
spect is force and only force," the
committee added.
Submitted tor possible action
by the-chamber as a whole later.
the report was prepared under
the chairmanship of Clem D.
Johnston of Roanoke, Va.
Moscow's . leadership must be
convinced, the report said, of two
things: -
1. That the U. S. wffl avoid
both aggression and the path
which leads to appeasement. .
2. That It will develop not only
its own means . of defense, but
will assist the EGA (economic co
operation administration) nations
to help themselves economically
and militarily.
Dorthna Kehroeder. late resident of
Salem route J. at a local hospital No
vember IS. Survived by three sons.
Edward a. and August O. Schraeder.
be, at rjeytsss. and Robert F. afebree
der ed Saissn; three daughters, ; Mrs.
LuaDa Hansen of Battle Ground. Wash
Mrs. Msblo Thomas of Sclo, and Mrs.
Dorothy Flcbt ofiLnCsnter. Wash.: 26
grandchildren and nine great grand
children. Member of the German Lu
theran church. Services from the Howell-Edwards
chapel Friday. November
M. at $M s. m. Interment ia Fox
vauey cemetery.
CAZZZLL I
Mrs. Efts Mae CasselL at the real.
o"". Ferry at, Monday. Novem
ber 13. Survived by her husband. John
Caxsell: a daughter, Mrs. Forrest
Rhodes: a son. Ellsworth C. Cazaell and
two grandchildren, all of Salam; a .i
ter. LUUa Savage of Roaevule. Ohio;
a brother. Sherman Leasure of Corn
mc Ohio, and two grandchildren. Serv.
Jces from the Clougn-Barrtck chapel
Friday. November M. at 1 JO p m the
W. Creas Officiating. Interment
In City View cemetery. ,
SPEAftg .... . r
u,m. .ty Tuesday. November M.
William S. Speare. late resident of 1325
Wood row- sC. at the age of SO years.
Survived bv a eon. 1m a bm,m
Salem. Sai iUaa will be held Friday. -Novembec
at, at 1 JS pjo. in the W. T.
Rlgdon chapel with the Rev. W. S.
Fredericks ofnciatlna. Intarmant i
Lea Mlaalasi eomeiou.
Githolic Croup
To Hold Christinas
Party at Siiblimity
SUBLIMITY, Nov. 23 Annual
Christmas party of the Catholic
Order of Foresters, Sublimity
court, will be held December 23,
it was decided at a meeting earlier
this week. '
A Thanksgiving program was
held at the Tuesday night meet
ing. Speaker was William Raus-
cher. Members also voted to par
ticipate in the annual seminary
burse program and to plan a juv
enile program for '110 Juvenile
members of the court under Direc
tor Delbert Ditter.
Outdoors or
Indoors Wo
Recommend a
COGGINS ' 1
Dr. L a. Coaaina. at the rtdilMM m
Turner Tuesday, .November 23. Sur
vived br his WlfeJ Mra. Deasa Cnwina
of Turner; two sons. Cspt, Cecil Cog-
Kins in uunt ana vyru cog gins in New
York: a daughter. Mtaa barton erne.
gins of Petaluma. Calif.: two sisters.
Mrs. B. S. Tipton of Ashville. N.C arvct
Mrs. Delia Owen of Norfolk. Va, and a
brother. Dr. J. C Coggins of Elisa
beth ton. Term. Members of the Chrla
tlan church and retired minis tar. Serv
ices wUl be held Saturday. November
rr. at S p.m. at the Turner Christian
church with the Rev. Gllstrap officiat
ing. Direction of Howell-Edwards, com
pany. t
OGDEN
At the residence. SOS a. lh at fill
Ogden. at the age of S3 years. Sur
vived by a son. Gil Ogden. Jr, o( Cor
vallis; two daughters. Mrs. Morris
Moses Of Edmunds. Wash- and Mrs. M.
L, SUff. Jr- of Salem: a sister.' Mrs.
V. B runner of Salem and three
grandchildren. Services will bo held
Saturday, November 27. at 10 ajn. In
the W. T. Rlgdon Chanel with the Rev.
Chester W. Hamblin officiating. Con'
eluding services in the lOOr cemetery
in Da ton. ,
Giaon r. !
Mrs. Ids Mario Clrod. lata) reaidemf
of S17S Myrtle ave, at a local hospital
November S4. Survived by a daughter,
Mrs. Edna Stanley. Gresham; sons, MiU
ton L. Glrod. Ind, Homer A. Girod.
Portland. Albert P. Clrod. Wvomina.
iess C. Glrod. Mich, Louts U Glrod,
Tlgard. Paul E. Girod. Eugene, and
Roy O. Clrod. Harvey M. Glrod. Ralph
A. Girod and Theadore RL Cirod. aU of
Salem: three staters in Ohio; two broth
ers in Indiana: 34 grandchildren and 13
Kvsi grannmiinren. services wtu bo
Id Saturday. November 17, at 1 JO p.
m. at the dough-Barrick chapel with
the Rev. Russell Mayer effldaUng. Ia
terment fas the CUggctt cemetery, ,
JEFFERSON I if " .
John A. Jefferson.
vember 33. Survrved t
ft a la III and Mra.
Charles E. Austin, Oswego; son. WU
H4 f-Vy"". Newport; sister. Mra.
Hattle M. Lacey, Salem, and five grand
children. Services wUl be held Friday
at S pjn. at the CIough-Barrlck chapel
under the direction of Holman. Hankina
anu wiianco. anasrmottt In JOOF
tery. , ,-.
riTtts .
Mrs. Ida Peyree. late resident of Sll-
Fred Dragger. West Linn; sons. B. W..
la Oswago, No-
verton. at a Brooks hospital. Novem-i
per m. iumvm oy a dsughter. Mrs.
fsyree. Stayton. John Peyree. Salem,
ana wuiun feyree, Independencei
nine grandchildren and IS great grand
children. Services will be held Satur
day. November 27. at 3 pjn. In the
CIough-Barrlck chapel with the Rev.
Louis E. White officiating. Interment
wlU be la the IOOF cemetery. .
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