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ork Trains
Collide; One
llCiUed, 3 Hurt
MADRAS, Ore July 20-W-j
Two work trains collided - on a I
curve and killed one man, injuring I
three others. 12 miles north ol here
trtdar. I
The collision fatally crusnea re-1
ter Pakas. 53. who was riding on
a push car in front of one of the
trains. . -
Sixty others, being towed on
aoeeders behind a power tamper.
leaped to safety as flames shot up
from gasoline being carried on trie
oush car. '
Cuts were suffered by James
Atkins,1 Myria C. Graham and
Frank Harrat, and they were treat
ed at a Bend clinics
fTKrone Voted
Leopold Again
By Belgians
BRUSSELS, Belgium, July1 20-(iP)-Parliament
-voted i late today
to restore King Leopold III to the
Belgian throne, opening the way
' for his immediate return from
I exile in Switzerland. -
f . Leopold - may get in Saturday.
Subject to approval by the mon
arch, the government arranged for
military planes to fly to Switzer
land for him and his 19-year-old
- son. Prince Baudouin.
The legislators decided In an at
mosphere of bitterness issues de
bated bitterly among Belgians for
10 years, in war and in peace. ,
- - "This thine is not finished.'
growled socialist ex-premier Paul-
Henri Spaak, leader of the anti
Leopold opposition. "Now it starts
, upon annother stage."
- The socialists have threatened
non-cooperation, general ' strikes
and other demonstrations against
the 48-year-old monarch.
j Concessionaire
- Held on Charge of
Running Lottery
A- A carnival, concessionaire .with
the Imperial Exposition at the
Stayton Bean festival was arrested
Thursday night on a charge of
' promoting a lottery. He was being
held in the Marion county jail.
, Thc" arrested man was identified
I by sherif V deputies as Harold
Wallace Sidener, 24, Orlando, CaL
He was nabbed by Stayton police
chief, Larry Wright, and sheriffs
deputies after one of the deputies
had engaged in a game at the car
. nival which he said was not a
game of skill but of chance. 1
Church Gives !
Rev.O'Keefe
yatican Trip
' The Rev peorge O'Keefe, pastor
of St Vincent de Paul Catholic
church, was presented with a
$1,000 check Wednesday night to
finance a trip to the Vatican at
Rome, Italy.
.The presentation was mad by
a representative of the congrega
tion; at a no-host dinner in honor
of the parish's 25th anniversary.
About 200 attended the affair. En
tertainment sponsored by the Mo
ther's club and other parish groups
followed. .'
Speakers, In addition to the Rev.
O'Keefe were the Rev. Robert
. Neugebauer and the Rev. Louis
Rodakowski, former pastors, and
,the Rev. Edmond Bliven, the Rev.
T. J. Bernards and the Rev. Ervin
Vandehey. Members of the parish
"whojpoke included David O'Hara
c J. stupiei ana Mrs. t . A. .Eng
lish. Roy Marker was master of
ceremonies.! .
' - Spiritual celebration of the jubi
lee wiu be at 10:30 a. m. Sunday
- when the Most Reverend Arch
bishop Edward D. Howard will
celebrate pontifical mass. The Rev.
O'Keefe wm serve as assistant
priest and Benedictine fathers
from St Benedict's abbey will act
; as other officers of the mass.
Land Clearing
Bulldozing
Of All Kindt
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,Wcst Slayton Folk ,;;J,i
I Visit on Week End
SUtesoiAa Ntwg Service
WEST STAYTON Mr. and
Mrs. Lucas attended the golden
wedding anniversary of Mr. aad
Mrs. T. C Morgan ol baiem, sun
day. ;
Mrs. June Ruezles and children
visited recently with her mother
rars. uara tucneien, .oniana. dots.
buggies - sisxer, am.' vpai . mi
merman and son Freddie of Hills
boro returned home for a. short
visi
Victor Belden of Toledo was a
recent visitor at the home of his
daughter, Vickie, and mother, Mrs
Martha Belden.
Mr. and. Mrs. Mike Lucas and
family are moving to East Salem
in the near future.
Congress Gets
To Work on
Tax Measure
WASHINGTON, July 20 -UP-
Congress got to work today on a
multi-billion dollar tax increase to
pay for perparedness.
Without waiting for President
Truman's tax message, the con
gressional staff of tax experts be
gan studying sources of new reve
nue.
Their orders came from Chair
man Doughton (D-NC) of the
house ways and means committee
which writes the tax bills. ,
Mr. Truman told congress yes
terday he wiifl ask for new taxes-
how much he didn't say to help
finance the extra $10,000,000,000
he deemed necessary to build de
fenses against communist aggres
sion. He said new taxes would
curb inflation and profiteers. His
message asking the levies may go
to congress next week.
There was increasing talk of a
stiff excess profits tax. Such a
levy diverts to the federal trea
sury corporation profits above cer
tain limits.
Doughton gave this tax picture:
1. He virtually ruled out any
propect that tax boosts on cor
porations or individuals will be
come effective before next Jan
uary 1.
2. He said an excess profits tax
on corporations "is worth of seri
ous consideration."
3. He guessed that the time
table on a tax-boosting bttl will
call for action probably in Novem
ber or December, or possibly early
next year. :
LEVI IN RACE
SPOKANE, July 20 -F Levi
(Chief) McCormack, who spent
many a season in left field for
Spokane in the Western Interna
tional baseball league, stepped in
to a new field today politics. He
filed for the democratic nomina
tion for county auditor.
The Devotion of the Rosary is
said to have been instituted by St.
uominic.
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German
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PledgeWar
Aid to Russia
BERLIN, July 20 -WV With the
big bosses of the Cominform
standing by, east German com
munists today denounced United
States intervention in Korea and
pledged; to fight alongside Russia
in any sew world war.
Overhead, there was an unex
plained display of Soviet aviation.
A flight of about 60 Russian fight
ers roared over the American sec
tor at 3,000 feet. The incident may
have been only a training maneu
ver, but; formation Hying over
Berlin is; contrary to four-power
agreements.
! While 4he little Germans talked
big at their most flamboyant com
munist party convention, the eyes
of most western observers were
fixed on their "honored foreign
guests" -1 the Cominform dele
gates who stayed silently in the
background.
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Passenger In
Car Slugged,
Loses $854
McCALL. Idaho. July 20-UP-
John J. Lewis who gave his ad
dress as Salem, Ore., was slugged)
and robbed of $854 early today by
four men with whom he accepted
a ride. I j.
Chief! Of Police Chet Stephens
said the men stopped their car out
side McCall, hit Lewis on the head
and dumped him in a ditch. Lewis
was discovered lying dazed in the
ditch by a nearby resident.
Coon Clan Holds
Picnic at Dallas
" Staiesmaa Newt Service
DALLAS The Coon clan met
Sunday! in Dallas park for its an
nual reunion and picnic with fried
chicken as the main dish. A base
ball game and horseshoe throwing
followed.
Attending were Gertrude Red-
inger, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Boltjes,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hanson and
son, Arlin, Mr. and Mrs. Austin
Redinger and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Redinger and daugh
ters, all of Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Loyd Coon. Mr.
and Mrs. Verne Redinger and son,
Mr. and Mrs. William Biegler and
sons, all of Keizer; Earl Coon and
Biliie, Mrs. Paul Bowman and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Cunningham and children, all of
Portland. ' " :'
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Kilimanjaro, said to be Africa's
bighestj mountain, is topped with
two peaks Kibo and MawenzL
CARTUNTVAL1
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Parents of Ne Son y
BUteoaaa Nwa Service ' '"
CENTRAL HOWELL Mr. end
Mrs. Lester Davis (Joyce Steffen)
are receiving congratulations on
the birth of son, born July 16.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
D. A. Steffen. Mrs. Davis is at the
home -of her parents while her
husband is in Alaska.
- Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Nafziger left
for Illinois recently to visit with
relatives and mends. , :
The Nemo club enjoyed their
annual picnic at ; the Silverton
park Sunday. Officers of the club
are president, Mrs. Everett Milne;
vice-president, Mrs. Don Kuenzi;
secretary - treasurer, Mrs. Earl
Schar.
Public Welfare
Bill Approved
In Washington
OLYMPIA, July 20 The
major item before the special ses
sion of the legislature an appro
priation of $16,710,000 for public
assistance was pushed through
the house 94 to 4 tonight
The bill now goes to the gover
nor for his signature, thus taking
care of the major problem for
which he convened the extraordin
ary meeting of lawmakers.
Its passage cleared the way for
an early end to the special session.
TO TAKE OUT
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HAWAIIAN
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itors by our Hostess Bar
bara Th Aloha Girl" To-'
day and Saturday
Have FunI Come In and write to your friends Indirectly from the islands.
In a special arrangement with-the Pan American World Airways over 1,000
cards will be air mailed and post marked in the Hawaiian Islands to be re
turned to your friends or relatives. The only charge is a simple 4c stamp.
Shryock'a supplies the cards
Open Til 9 Tonight and Every
Friday Night ... Also Open
1 Monday Nights
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Salem Heights
- ' SUtesmaa News Service
LIBERTY Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Solberc and daughter, Darlene,
of Watertown, S.D, and Beverly
Hanson of Chicago were house
guests of Mrand Mrs. Paul Scharn
of Vita Springs road. Mrs soiberg
is Mr. Scharns sister.
Mr. and Mrs. Scharn honored
them at a dinner party on Sunday
at their home. Guests were Mrs.
and Mrs. Clifford Walling, SharoL
and Garry, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Scharn, and Paul of Eugene, and
Gerald Scharn.
, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kurth hon
ored his hister Mrs. Steve Kuban,
who is visiting here from Joliet,
111. Wednesday at their home on.
Browninff ave. v
Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Kurth, of Portland, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbert Kurth. Billy and Gerald,
Lou jr., Bonnie Jean, and Cheryl
Lee Kurth. ,
Cordon, Morse
Oppose Measure
Hitting McCarthy
WASHINGTON, July 20
Pacific northwest senators split
along party lines today in a roll
call vote which accepted 45 to 37
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with swim or
Sizes.
and other details.
1 'f
Set 1950 Project
: SUUsmaa Newt Service
KEIZER D. Roy Brown dem
onstrated corsage making in a
meeting of the Keizer Garden club
Tuesday at the firehaU. All IS
members '. took part In corsage
making following the .talk.
Advancement of a. month-to-
month program was approved and
a ' committee appointed to work
under John L. Oudeans, jr., chair
man. Committee members are Vir
gil R. Valentin. Mrs. David Frie-'
sen and Mrs. Archie Claggett.
One new member. Donald Flem
ing, was received into the organi
zation. Refreshments were served
by Mr. A. W. Beardsley and Mrs.
J. M. Six. ' . " - -
, i . 1
a subcommittee report which de
nounced Senator McCarthy (R
Wis) for his charges of communists
in the government
Sen. Magnuson (D-Wash.) was
listed as voting for the motion. Re
publican Senators Cordon and
Morse of Oregon voted against the
motion. , i,
OLDSTER TO QUIT
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PULLMAN, Wash, July 20-(ff-Washlngton's
1950 apple crop will
be the largest in more than IS
years, it was predicted here today.
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