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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1949)
I f Ait (New VMence Maries Colombia 'Election Em 3 dof ampaign Br Richard Massock BOGOTA, Colombia, Nov. 2R-jP)-Colombia bloody presidential campaign closed tonight with strikes, shootings and a funeral hoi dine explosive possibilities. New violence brought death to four policemen during a wash with a crowd, 1 ' Vicente Echandia, brother of the embittered erstwhile liberal can didate, Dario Echandia, died last night of wounds received from mili tary police guns while waucing -50D HAS 6000 - MILE RANGE The new Boeing B-SOD bomber hat twe TM 'gattea external feel tanks, a speed el more thaa 400 miles an hew and a rang el 1,000 miles, 'V rites in de der fort Amot Men Salem Area Law erson Bar Boards Oregon State Bar association committee appointments made at a recent meeting in Eugene include many., Salem area names. A few additional names are to be added this month to the 1849-50 roster. The appointments include: ' Trial committee Bruce Spauldlng. a lam; Francis E. Mann, mcmuuviu; Philip Hayter. Dallas; Lester C. Oeii lar, Conrsllla. and M. V. Wcathtrford. Albany. Orlevance committee Georfe A. Rhoten, , chairman, Paul R. Hendricks, Asa U LeweMna. Ralph I. Moody. Lawrence N. Brown and Ralph W. Skopii, all Salem: Blaine McCord. Woodburn: J. K. WeaUierford. Jr.. Al ban; W. T. Durgan. Corvallis: Law nee L. Morley. Lebanon: Ron lie Courry, McMlnnville: R. S. Kreason, Dallas, and Carl Francis. Dayton. Administrative law John H. Car- and Eugene Laird, all of Salem, and Max L. McMillln, Stlverton. Aeronautical law A. L. Lewelilng. Salem. Civil rights Steve W. Anderson, Legal education Seward P. i Reese, Seiem. ' . Corporation law Wlllard W. Wirts, Salem. " Criminal law and procedure Law rence Osterman and josepn reitoa, both of Salem, and William A. Wiest, Independence. Judicial administration Kusene liarah. McMlnnville. J tut I or bar Robert DeArmond, Tho mas D. Gabriel. Otto R. Skopii. jr and Gordon H. Moore, all or Salem. Lawyers placement Norman X. Wiruiow. vice-chairman. Salem. Lefat aid Seward P. Reese. Cnsrles A. Jens, Douflaa Hay and Donald A. Youn. Salem. Legal education Hall S. ' Lusk. galeuv and Orval If. Thompson, Al Legal ethics Leter G. Oehler. ehatrman, Corvallis; Bryan Gooden Ough, vice president, Roy Hsrland and E. O. Stadter, all of Salem; T. D. Mayer, Lebanon, and Edward Sox. Albany. Legislation Allan O. Carson,: chair man, Salem; C. S. Emmons, Albany, and C. L. Marsters, Dallas. Minimum fees Walter S. Lamkin, J. Ray Rhoten and Rcfinald S. WU llama, all of Salem. Municipal law Chris 3. fCowita, Salon. Necrology Allan G. Carson, Salem, and francis E. Marsh, McMlnnville. Orecon digest James T. Brand. Salem, chairman; John A. Heltxel, Sa lem, and Karl T. Huaton, Corvallla. Probate law Charles M. Lovett. Salem, and Raymond V. Matthies, Al- any. Car ton. Salem. Public relations George fa -' A--; i i It 1. m NEW LORD MAYOR Sir Frederick Kewlaa4.Lea. doa's new Lard Stayer, greets well-wishers as he drives treat London's Law Caorta la ceremonial coach after betag sworn In. I ? . I ' near the monument to Jose de San Martin, Colombia's liberator. The funeral is tomorrow, elec tion day, when the conservatives will be electing Conservative Lau reano Gomez, the only candidate. The liberals were expected to try to make a martyrs spectacle of the ince of government or- idding private or public Imeetin, iu to naruai Law among the 10,000,000 Emulation will; go to the polls ith the nation: under a state of lege amounting to martial law. The; state of siege was decreed by the conservative government Nov. 9. 1 The liberals have proclaimed a boycott of the election, withdrawn their candidate, and started a nation-wide folded arms strike until Monday. More i than 500 persons have been reported killed in waves of violence in recent months. Liberals say It will be the first election under such circumstances in 130 years of Colombian inde pendence. Liberals Killed I Killed in the shooting that prov ed fatal to Vicente Echandia were two other liberals. Wounded were one of the candidate's bodyguards and a policeman. Liberals said only the intervention of an army lieu tenant saved the life of Dario Echandia. f The liberal leader said the shoot ing was an ambush.w For a precedent for tomorrow's funeral the liberals had the huge demonstration that marked the funeral of their former leader, Jorge Eliecer Gaitan. His assassin ation in April, 1948, touched off a destructive riot and attemnted revolution which cost hundreds of lives and interrupted the Bogota inter American conference. The liberals said Dario Echan dia was walking near the San Martin monument with a praty of 21 persons, including his two bro- tners, Vicente and Domingo, three senators and' five congressmen, when 10 military police in uniform rounded a corner and opened fire. Th e conservative government said about 200 persons, including Philippm Rebels Flee Into Jiingles MANILA,, (Sunday, Nov. 27-W Approximately 600 rebels, who stood off the Philippines constb- ulary and army and air force units, apparently escaped today into the jungles south of Manila. Tha, Statasmant Solera, Oregon, Sunday, Tot. 27, f SW21 j. : MsnU newspapers said the con-1 indicated the rebels may 1 have stabulary reported its patrols had probed the slopes of Mount Tup, near Batangas, after two days of bombing and shelling. They found no' rebels. Batangas is 60 miles south of Manila.. Constabulary headquarters in Manila were silent on the escape the Echandia! brothers, were shout ing and trying to start a new dem onstration as they walked toward the center o the city. Boring Optical HAS) MOVED To Their New Location! CORNER jUTH AT CENTER Across from ftargs -V" Dr. aV B. Bering USE YOUR CREDIT ! ANDOUR j EASY PAYMENT PLANl Optomatrittt AT BOEING OPTICAL Now In Our New Modern Office and Laboratory Cerner 12th at Center i Dial S-CSIf 1 gf Ayr"" ' w& X ' .1 Dr. 8asa Baghea GUSsGmwam - Wham B reports. The rebels arc said to M dis satisfied with the recent general elections won by President Elpidio Quirind. The opposition candi date. Jose P. LaureL puppet presi dent under the Japanese, is strong in Batancas province. Reports to Manila newspapers slipped out during a locally-ar ranged truce. The constabulary ' was shifting its forces east ' of, Batangas in an effort ' to cut oft the fugitives.' ' f '. j Nine policemen of Batan gat,1 captured when th fighting broke out nine days ago, were- release by the rebels yesterday- They, were oraoted In press reports ass saying the rebels seemed to bo well armed. - The adult frog breathes by swal lowing air and has no ribs. i OePoS of ton you o cAofco of 3 mcdiccl and hospital protection plans Oregon - Sponsored ond Approved by Oregon State Medical Society S MODEST-COST PLAN St j ! Iwiploye Gr9ty,..HKUy...lmpUy44i Indlvisiuol (orslf-ployedl , Wide selection of physicians. surgeooa snd hospitals. One of these pepaiJ" plans ipoosored by the Oregon State) ' Medical Society will fit your ' needsY Flesse use the coupon for details. nYSICIANS' SEHVICD I . . , . 1 1 . , . , . . ; , , . .... ! I fV Li' S ; . ' . MftlL IJ , I, I ' ,s n ArT tit - wAf:iost I 1 r I. .. . . . . ai a s i n ti i r i t n r ! ' r n i j4 s. w. sixth, aoatiAM -ass ttaav stsiit, sauta ausrota HMisiNa. atnrosa cweict o' nnt wear roa tmaarvtff eaieoN mtsicians' totvicit nm awn ' 1 ear eaMlavad a, aatvawleyee ead fatavaalae la O aticoS eaS kaaalMl ee aa (dtaak aaaS Q laSiviSMl Mi Q reallr keale Omm Ma 3 . , , 'ft a-, ' Mail 04. e rmlaiS. Satoal oMMlirS j j : Ui I 1 v Oregon Young Republicans to R J ' I Hold Condlave PORTLAND, .Nov. 26 -()- The Oregon Young; Republicans will hold their annual state convention at West Linn December 9-11, with Louise Shadduck one Of the chief speaker!. j "I I Miss Shadduck. executive secre tary to Gov. C. A. Robbins of Ida ho, is the youngest person ever to be. appointed to that position, as well as the first woman to hold it. Cm Procedure and practice John H, and Ptery T. Buren both of Sa lt. Dun- tm. 1pm W. CrelfhtMi. Jr., Fred W. jahis. John R. Hay and Jving D. Brown, all Si Salem. Unattttiortaed practke Charles Heltxel, Salem; W. H. 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