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Cargo Vessel,
Creek Ship
Collide irf Fog
LEWES, Del., June S-OVThe
Grek freighter, Hellenic Beach,
and the 7,600-ton cargo ship Ex
ni'HJth collided today in a dense
fog off the Delaware coast with
gaping hole ripped in the side of
the Ex mouth.
, Two crewmen ahcard the F.x
nvnjth were injured.
The Hellenic Besch vanished
into the predawn mist after the
ciah and wasn't identified until
15 hour after the collision. It is
owned, by Hellenic jUnes;-. Ltd.,
with offices in New York City.
There was no indication c,f the ex
ttnt of damage to the Hellenic
Barh.
The Hellenic Beach f.'orked at a
Brooklyn shipyard about 5:30 p.m.
(FSTl. Officials refused to dis
cui.i the extent of damage or pos
sible rrew injuries suffered in the
-collision.
; An SOS for Coast Gvzrd Ofsis
tatue was sent out by the Ex-
tnouth's skippers-after the crash at : of the American Medical assocla
1 a.m. (KST) at the mouth of Del-1 turn.
aware Hay, and a pkl-el boat was; On the same; program. Clem
dispatched from the ( oast C.uard
bae at Ix-wes.. The bout took two
Injured ijr.rhcn from tht Ex
rnoii'h .'nd removed t!''m to Bcebe
tim)itnl here. Their cord;tior. is
not Xl ltic.Tl.
Coast Gvardsmer. hiu'cd the
.frtit,er nnd aked v. hit happen-
ed.
The skipper replied thst an
other vessel had mmmed into the
aide np the Exmouth, tearing a 10
fwt. hole in the ship'i, sif'e. Two
feet of the hole were below the
water hue and lare quantities of
witef pouted into "tie number two
hold.
The skipper said the Exmouth,
owned by the Ameri bv Export
lines, would be able to make port
at Philadelphia without Coast
Guard aid despite the shipped
,watei. Meanwhile the veel lay
off the coast' waiting for the fog to
lift.
-AskeVl about the other ship in
th? collision, the skipper of the Ex
iiKtu'h replied that the other ves
sel disappeared after the crash
without making .any ccntact with
the Exmouth.
Hoover Galls
Governmental
Reform 'Must'
WASHINGTON, June 5-()-Be-fnrm
in the government in "ab
olutely essential" to military pre
paredness and a bulwark against
depression, former President Her
bert Hoover said today.
Hover, chairman, of the bl-
partian commission on federal re
organization .asserted also that the
entry of government into som
field of business has become
verv dangerous."
"We are on the road of socializ
ing the electric power industry of
the United States." he said.
The former president spoke on
radio interview arranged by the
GnrtPtt newspapers and broad -
rat over six Gannett radio sta
tioni in New York, Connecticut
and Illinois.
Partisan Attacks"
-.Meanwhile the democratic na
tion.il committee ixsued a state
ment charging that Hoover and
lm reform nropofals jne being
'iivi' by loTne republican con
gress members, in radio inter
vt ws, as the basis for partisan at-
4.eks on the administration.
Senator J.. Howard McGrath
(HI, democratic national chair
lii.tii, said Hoover has limited his
remarks to a "perfectly proper'
and, factual discussion of reform
and economy, but the republican
1ihUIims have turned the inter
vit'ws into "wild" and violent
cMrges o(- "so-called wasto and
extra vagance" by , the party in
tmwer.
Public Tower
Hut be noted that the govern
Mi I h,u set up power plants as
a by-product of water, conserva
tioiv in at least 195 places. Each
of these is being used as an ex
titruinn of governmental power,
lie said, adding:
"One effect of this has been to
stifle private company develop
rwent. Generally, it is proceeding
r) what I view as very dangerous
lUes."
Government reform which ulti
mately can save taxpayers up
wards of $3,000,000,000 a year, he
declared, is "one of the best pro
tif-tions against recession that
there is."
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BANGKOK,. June S-iJP) Two
youthful Siamese bandits dressed
in blue and posing as passengers on
a train suddenly pulled out re
volvers and took. 10.000 ticalslin
cash and jewelry from passengers.
One of them after taking jewelry
from a pretty girl returned her a
five tical note for travelling ex
penses. .
DoctorsHear
Truman Health
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ J,- June 5
-P)-U. S. Senator John L. Mc
Clelan (D-Ark) said tonight Pres
ident Truman's national health pro
gram would cost the nation "not
less than $12,000,000,000 to 5,
000,000.000 annually and possibly
a great deal more."
McClellan addressed the nation-
Tal conference ..of county medical
society officer?, which met on the
eve of the 98th annual convention
Whitaker of Chicago, director of
the AMA's National Education
campaign, said a -"grass roots cru
sade" is under way by the medical
profession to defeat President Tru
man's proposal. .
"Evil la Concept"
McClellan said the national
health program "is evil in concept"
and it will become cruet in prac
tice." He said:
"If this compulsory health In
surance program; is enacted into
law along with some 10 or 12 other
proposals that are now pending,
tve can expect within five years
after their enactment that the cost
of operating the federal govern
ment wLJl be at least $60,000,000,
000 annually."
McClellan .''d the cost would
be approximately $20,000,000,000
more than, the present federal
budget.
Weald Destroy System
"In my judgment that much ad
ditional taxation,, whether taken
from payrolls or otherwise, would
be confiscatory and would destroy
our free enterprise system," he
said.
Whitaker called on the nation's
200,000 doctors to talk "to their
friends and patients and doctor's
tradesmen and all the people with
whom they cqme In contact."
He said his organization planned
distribution of pamphlets on a
national basis, addressed to civic
and neighborhood clubs and news
paper and radio advertising.
'This is a showdown battle in
the war between - Americanism
and stateUm," Whitaker said.
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HAZLETOM, Pa June S-ifPA
fire that f-oareli through a west
Hazleton hornet early today killed
five small; children and critically
injured three other persons.
Firemen1 fought the flames 'for
45 minutes before bringing them
under control. Three of the fire
fighters were hurt.
When they could get inside the
burried out structure, they found
five brothers huddled together in
a tiny bedroom. The coroner's of
fice said death was due to as
phyxiation: and third degree burns.
The dead children, aU sons of
Steven Gaiiick, a hard coal miner
were identified as Joseph, 11;
Richard, 5; Leo, 3; Thomas, 2, and
Donald, 0 months.
One of the brothers lay face
down on the floor between the
two beds In the room. On each of
the beds were two boys, clinging
to each other in death.
The fingers of six-month-old
Donald remained tightly clutch
ing a nippted soda pop bottle con
taining milk;.
Injured critically were Gaizick,
his wife and another son, Robert,
seven. The Gaizick couple had 14
children, j
The fire apparently started In
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Motorcvcle Accident
Injures Portland Man
A motorcycle accident on high
way 99-E near Brooks shortly be
fore midnight Sunday injured
Merwiii E. Strayer, 33, of Port
land. A flat tire caused his ma
chine to le e the road and over
turn. He was taken to Salem Mem
orial hospital, where the extent
of his injuries was not determined
immediately.
CHERRIANS MEET TONIGHT
The Salem Cherrians will meet
tonight at 8:30 at the Golden
Pheasant to discuss final plans for
their participation in the Portland
Rose festival.
the kitchen after all the members
of the family were asleep. There
was no indication of what started
the blaze.
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Salem Legion
Tips Mt. Angel
MT. ANGEL, June 5 (Special)
Salem's American Legion entry
scored six runs on three hits and
some -fancy base-running to whip
Mt Angel In a Legion opener
here this afternoon, 6 to 2.
Bill Haunaska's crew opened
the scoring in the first on an error,-passed
ball, an out and a single
by Bill Johnson. Mt. Angel coun
tered in a tally in their naif, but
Salem went ahead on two runs
in the second. Jones hit, sto'e
second, moved to third on a passed
ball and Sloan scored via the ca
tchers miscue for the second.
Salem added two more on a
walk; hit basemen, and error and
a sacrifice. Again it was Jone3
and Sloan crossing the plate. Sloan
walked in the sixth, stole second,
moved to third on a sacrifice and
then stole home to give Salem their
Tin
luiaj vuuill.
Jim Rock' went the route for
Salem, giving up five hits.
R H E
Salem 120 201 n ?
mt Angel 110,000 0 2 5 4
Batteries: Rock and Jones, Tav
lor (5); Wellman, Bielemeir (5)
Ebner (6) and Turin.
CAR THEFT REPORTED
Theft of a '37 Fdrd sedan from
Anderson's Used Car lot, 240 Cen
ter St., was reported to city police
at 11 p.m. Sunday.
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CHUCKS STEAK HOUSE
Construction
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Take this opportunity to extend Congratulations and Best Wishes lo ilr. and I Irs.
Virgil L. Pade on the Re-Opening oi their building ... and Every Success lo Hen
and Jack Ilnller, operators o! Chuck's Steak House.
Glen E. Brownina
Bob Falkenberg, Ted
Schroeder Share Win
SPOKANE. June 5 -CP)- Ted
Schroeder, the hard-hitting Davis
Cup veteran from La Crescenta,
Calif., defeated Bob Falkenburg
7-5, 6-1, 6-2 in 57 minutes today to
win the singles title in the Athletic
Round Table's Invitational tennis
tournament.
Then Schroeder teamed with
Falkenburg to win the doubles
event over Sam Match and Art
Larsen of San Francisco, 2-6, 6-4,
6-8, 6-2, 6-1.
HALSET DOWNS DALLAS
DALLAS, June 5-(Special )-Hal-sey
scored three runs in the first
of the tenth here today to break a
4-4 tie and defeat Dallas in a
Coast league semi-pro game, 7 to
4. Ray Osuna homered in the
sixth . with nobody on for the
losers.
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Batteries: Vannice and Lreper;
Holweger, Wilson 4,2) and Vout-
WIL Scores
WENATCHEE, June 5-0P)-Sec-ond
game:
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Wenatchee .204 001 42x 13 15 1
Ducurevich and Morgan; Orrell
and Winter.
(Second Yakima - Bremerton
game unreported).
Wheat is the most widely dis
tributed of the cereal crops.
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thrill to every moment
the New building . .
fina food and service.
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have one of Chuck's famous steaks
to your hearts content
over KSLAA 7 p.
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AT THE NEW
Company, Inc.
the following participating Subcontractor.:
Woodry Furniture Co. Q Floor Covering
Harold Dunsraoor O Painting
Henry Barr O Plumbing
Vera Beimann O Healing and
Sneel Iletal
Lee Booting Co. O Booting
Hingwood Electric O Wiring and
Electrical work
A Eanz Bros. O Plastering
Salem Lighting Co. O Lighting fixtures
x Bill Holand O Brick work
Bedding Cabinet Shop O Glass and A
Hill work
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Poland Boosts
'49 Coal Output
KATOW1EE, Poland, June SV(rP)
Poland's coal miners expect to
turn out around 75,000,000 tons
this year. The 1949 target is 74,
OOC.0O0. That would be an in
crease of about 14,000,000 over
1948.
Additionally, coal miners have
pledged themselves to exceed pro
duction targets assigned to them.
They expect to produce 1,500,000
tens of coal aoove their "norms".
All through the coal industry,
the ministry of mining and power
Is encouraging "work races".
That means champion miners
are vying against each other to see
who can produce the most coal.
Thus far this year, a total of 600
miners are reported to have ex
ceeded their targets by 151 to
400 per cent.
Poland exported 26,000,000 tons
nf fnal in Fvrwt arm v -
pected to top 30,000.000 this year.
! noon and 1-3 p m.; well balsv con
IDl STRIAL SCHEDULE ference at health department (by
Six games are on tap this week i appointment onlyl 9:30-1 1:30 a nt.
for Industrial Leaane softballrri Friday Immunizations for a
wtth the Fapermakers leading of f : dults and children at health He
at 6:30 Monday night against the ' partment, 10 a.m.-noon and 3-5
Naval Reserve. Warner Motors p. m : child guidance, clinic, 1-3.
meets Post Office at 6:30 p.m.. j p.m.: food and milk handlers' ex
Tuesday; Clear Lake and Naval animations and blood tests, 8:30
Reserve tangle at the same time ' a m. -noon and 1-4 p.m.
Wednesday and Labish and Inter-1 Saturday Immunizations for a
state Tractor vie in an S:30 p.m. dults and children at health de
encounter. Teamsters and War- partment, 8:30 - 11:30 am.
ners meet and 6:30 pjn., Thurs- j
dav and Interstate Tractor vs Pa- !
permakers completes the schedule!
Friday at 6:30 p.m. '
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County Health
Office Calendar
Lists Clinics
The schedule of activities for
this week announced by the Mar
ion county health department is
as follows
Monday Immunizations for
children at the health department,
10 a.m. noon and 3 - y'pjn.
Tuesday Pre-sChool clinic at
Englewood ' school, 9 a m. -noon;
child health conference at Eugene
Field school, Silverton. 2-.4 Dm.;
parent-nurse conference at Wood
burn public library. 1:30-2:30 -vm.
Wednesday Pre-schoo! clinic
1 a Englewood school, 9 a.m.-noon;
fluoroscopic clinic at Salem Mem-
I orial bosnital (by appointment
ionlv). 1-2 P.m. '
Thursday Pre-school clinic it
Stay ton Women's club. 10 a m.-
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