The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980, August 13, 1950, Page 2, Image 2

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    i 1The Stntftimrm. Edna Oregon, Sunday. Auqurt 13J50
Mac Counters
Proposal for
Censorship
WASHINGTON, Aug.
Gen. MacArthur's headquarters is
proposing that the terms of any
censorship Imposed in the Korean
war tone apply to sewsgathexfaf
in the United States as well, offi
cials here said today.
This counterproposal from the
Far East command came as the
Pentagon, backed by even higher
Washington officials, was urging
MacArthur's headquarters to put
into effect a censorship-for-mili-
tafy-securirjr.
So far as is known, no manda
tory order has gone forth from
Washington to the Tokyo and field
commands. Dispatches up to now
apparently have been couched in
terms of recommendations or sug
gestions. ;
However, the reported counter
proposal from MacArthur's head
quarters apparently is at variance
with thinking here. President Tru
man has been described as deeply
concerned about published and
broadcast information coming from
the Far East. . . . .
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quarters, the top level view here
is about like this:
1. Instances of nubile disclosure
of tactical military information of
value to the enemy have occurred
in the Far East.
2. Information released here
generally has been within the
bounds of military security, al
though a new tightening . up was
announced yesterday by tne de
fense department "
Among other things, that an
nouncement forbade any. further
announcements by the armed for
ces of the destination of units
which have been alerted. (Since
the start Of the K6rean war, all
of the armed forces have announ
ced the general destination in dis
closing that divisions, smaller troop
units, air force outfits and navy
ships were being readied for over
seas service..) ..
Clamps Lid en Ships
It was disclosed today that Sec
retary of Defense Johnson had al
so issued another order forbidding
the armed forces to announce the
movements of naval Vessels, trans
ports and military - cargo ships
from the west or east coasts, eith
er before or after their departure
l ne pentagon wants tne r ar
East command to set up a defin
ite code which will make clear to
war correspondents what will and
what will not be possible aid to
the enemy in planning his daily
tactical operations. -
In this connection, some officials
here have expressed particular
concern over release of battlefront
information which they said iden
tified specific units, gave the exact
time of their landing in Korea and,
in other instances, forecast troop
movements and the routes that
would be taken.
Pentagon officials say they do
not blame the war correspondents,
but the failure to provide censor
ship guidance such as was estab
lished when American forces en
tered theaters of operations dur
ing World War II.
Moreover, these officials point
out that the military itself has
given out some information of pos
sible value to the enemy. .
HHo is the largest Hawaiian Is
land community.
Astronomer
Asks Reports
On Sky Object
EUGENE, Aug. 12 -(AV Dr. J.
Hugh Pruett, University of Oregon
extension astronomer, today asked
all observers of last night's bril
liant sky object to send him re
ports. He hopes to calculate
where it may have fallen to earth,
Pruett, west coast regional di
rector of the American Meteor so
ciety, , asked that the reports in
clude elevation, bearing and direc
tion of the object.
Astronomers agreed the object,
which cut across the sky in a
northwesterly direction between
Portland and Seattle, was either a
fireball or a large meteor.
Dr. Pruett said it must have
been a monster" to have been
sighted at such widely separated
points as Portland, Salem, Seattle,
Tacoma, Yakima, and several east
ern Oregon communities. -
He said the earth is now passing
through the stream of Perseid me
teors and these are commonly seen
at night. A fareball sometimes
occurs in the midst of a shower
of the smaller meteors, he said.
600 Masons
At Salem Rite
More than 600 Masons from the
entire northwest gathered at Bald
mountain, 11 miles northwest of
Salem, Saturday night to attend
the fifth annual outdoor degree
meeting sponsored by Salem lodge
4.
Guests at the fire-lit ceremon
ies included Worth Harvey of Eu
gene, current grand master of Or
egon, and Ralph Nesbitt of Port
land, deputy grand master.
Five Masonic members of the
Oregon Governor's guard, includ
ing Gov. Douglas McKay, guard
ed the area during the ceremonies.
lOiildrenHear'
Billy Graham
PORTLAND, Aug. 12-UPVElght
thousand children crowded the
Billy Graham revival tabernacle
here today for a special service
directed by the evangelist s song
leader.
The service featured a one-man
dramatization of the Captain of
the Host of Syria by the song di
rector; Cliff Barrows, who also or
ganized an 800 voice choir from
the audience. -
Salem Woman
Hospitalized
After Accident
A Salem woman was hospitaliz
ed and two other persons were
injured Saturday night in an auto
accident about two miles north of
Independence.
Mrs. Velma Moore. 880 McGil-
christ it, was confined at Salem
General hospital where attendants
reported she was "still In surgery"
early this morning. The nature of
her injuries were not disclosed but
her condition was not believed to
be critical.
Her husband. Arthur Moore,
and her brother-in-law. Dale
Moore, 19, Independence, both in
curred cuts ' and bruises. They
were treated at General hospital
but were released.
Details of the accident were not
available Saturday night, The
Moores all were passengers in the
same auto.
Silsox Divide
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U.S. Plane Fired on in Formosa
Strait by Re
PEARL HARBOR, Aug. 12-P)-Crew members of a U. S. navy
patrol plane said today at a news conference that; their plane. was
attacked July 23 over the Formosa strait by two American-built F-31
fighters "with communist markings." ,
The navy privateer patrol bomber, one of a squadron assigned to
watch over the Chinese nationalist stronghold of Formosa, escaped
ing a snot, me zners saia. '
.The U. S. plane was one of-a
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SILVERTON, Aug. 12-(Special)
-The Silverton Red Sox split a
doubleheader In State league play
with the Eugene club here Friday
night, taking the second game 18-
5 after dropping the opener 5-4.
Eugene 100 201 01 5 8 2
Silverton 100 200 10 4 5 0
Harms and Smith; Wellman,
Peterson (7) and Roth.
Eugene .... mo 010 3 5 6 3
Silverton ,404 019 x 18 15 4
Brown and Smith; Peterson and
Roth.
Gas was injected into the de
pleted Brenneman oil field in
West Virginia, recovering 357,000
barrels of oil.
squadron of privateers that re
turned to Barber's Point naval air
station near here two days ago
after a month of patrol duty in
the Okinawa-Formosa area.
Crew members said the attack
ing planes carried the red star and
blue circle markings of the North
Korean air force, but added "they
must have been" Chinese , com
munist planes.
Aviation Metalsmith Robert
Kirschner, 28, of East Omaha,
Neb., said the fighters fired short
bursts of machine gun fire at the
U. S. plane. He said two other
communist fighters were below
him at the time.
Didn't Fire Back
He said the American plane did
not fire back because of the pos
sibility it might cause an interna
tional incident.
He said the incident occurred
about 20 miles northeast of com
munist Amoy and about 12 miles
from the mainland.
Pilots and officers of the squad
ron, commanded by Cmdr. Charles
F. Skuzinski, 35, Grand Rapids,
Mich., gave reporters a briefing of
their operations since the Korean
war broke out.
. Skuzinski said the squadron
spotted concentrations of shipping
off the China coast, probably for
the communist invasion of Que
moy. . 1
Excellent Air Force
He said the Chinese nationalists
in Formosa have "an excellent air
force, very well organized and ef
ficient." He said he thought it
would be strong enough to help
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Skuzinski said that in Shanehai
there were about 65 assorted land
ing craft LSrs, and the like. He
said groups of Junks were seen
farther down the coast
He said, in answer to a ques
tion, that the landing craft were
American.
A PBM mariner of another squa
dron sighted a submarine in the
Formosa strait two weeks ago, he
said, adding "it was one other
than our own."
'Escape' List
Grows to Nine
The Salem area "escape list
grew to nine Saturday night when
law officers were notified that a
Woodburn Boys school Inmate and
a Fairview home patient were
missing.
Officers were hunting three pris
oners from the county Jail, three
Woodburn inmates, two Hillcrest
girls and one Fairview patient. All
had escaped since 4 pjn. Friday.
Salem Police Asked to
Locate Arizona Men
Salem police have been asked
to locate two Arizona men, Ken
neth Evans and Becker Back, who
are believed to be working In the
Salem area.
i tf located, the men are requested
to call home due to a serious ill
ness in one of the families. They
are thought to be driving a 1947
Buick convertible, Arizona license
A-85-517.
Salem Rider Wins
At Portland Show
PORTLAND, Aug. 12-VLady
0War, handled and ridden by
Jim Hall, Salem, won two events
today to pace the opening of the
16th annual Portland Hunt club
horse show.
The Salem rider took his mount
to blue ribbons in the open jumper
and knock down and out compe-
tition. The show continues tomorrow.
We'll Pay II
Residence Burglary Insurance written by SALEM'S GEN
ERAL OF AMERICA 'AGENCY pays for damage to your
home as the result of a burglary or an attempted burglary
as well as for your personal properly that may be taken.
Are you insuring this constant hazard? Phone 3-9119 for
details.
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