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Tt f'r!r- Crr-tn, f-' . 1 2 IT!!- 0 4 ' ft If I1C WOOD t : A Faces Toughie " BiI of East Germany Political Headache VIENNA. April 2 The Inter national Olympic committee (IOC) opens a seren-day stand be re Su radar faced witli enough polit I headaches to make it look like big tour conference. The IOC bu hewed close to the fine line separating iport and poli tics. But two developments last week made it plain that politics will occupy at leait part of the limelight. First. Russia broke Its tradition al isolation and applied for mem bership. Then three days later, communist East Germany followed the leader by putting in its bid. too.,,- The best forecast is that Russia will he accepted and East Germany rejected. Russia, has been wooed repeat ed IT-by the IOC since the war. The affection never was returned, or even ,acknowledged. until the an nouncement last Tuesday that a national Soviet Olympic commit tee had been formed. Since the Russians already be long to a, number of individual in ternational sports federations, the national committee was the final tep needed to qualify for mem bership in the world Olympic fanv U which now includes 71 na tions. All that worries the IOC Is that the Russians will try to attach strings to -their application, such as: r "If you take us. you take our Hast German friends, too." . From his office at Lausanne, Switzerland, IOC Chancellor Otto Maver made this statement: Since we invited the Russians, there is, of course, no doubt about their admission. Their application is certain to be approved." " At the same time, he declared that East Germany hasnt a chance ef being recognized, observing that final approval probably will be given to the provisionally recog nized Olympic committee of West Germany. He suggested the East Germans try to get together, with the West Germans for Olympic purposes. Owners Study Conimish Post PHOENIX. Ariz, April The next commissioner of basebaH must meet new specifications, Del E. Webb, chairman of the commit tee which will nominate a success or to A. B. (Happy) Chandler, said today. , - Until . those specifications axe -worked out, he is not permitting himself to consider any individ uals. Webb, co-owner of th New York Yankees, said in an inter-, Tiew. . . t 4, When the specifications are pre pared and approved by the 18 major league teams, a man will be soueht who fits them. Kenesaw Landis was named to meet a specific situation the Black Sox scandal." Webb said "And when Chandler was elected. It was for the purpose of building baseball good relations in Wash- In rt on. "Landis did a good Job and. for argument's sake, let's say Chan dler did too. They did what they were supposed to do. "But baseball has changed now, It's a bigger business, a different type. We need new specifications a different blueprint. -We hart between 250 and 100 names to consider. Some of them, of course, are crackpots but the majority are well qualified in moat respects." W BASES IQACOK lt WO ASSAY-BUT Wtlfr iJk-J an. mm. cms 11 n mis n m fniriv "tC1 fV 1 ' ' Rollin' Along (Cent, from preview pace) seftballers and sponsors refer rlag U the City learners want ta sUy in the gaaae It leeks like they will have te settle fer twi light baU ... There's a eertaia "lift te 'playiag oader the ares bet heck, a heme run feels good ne aaatter whea yea hit It . . . Yost'll Be Misted ' Dick Test cheeses te pass as another defense ef his erewa la this year's Elks links elassle aad there will be a let ef people serry at his decisis. Dick easae te the tearaey three times and he teek away three titles. That's bat tins' a a 114 eae thousand per cent, aad since It looked pretty certain that he'd ge right ea carting aeeae the baeea with saenete aees regmlarlty. Dick likely taoegfct It tisne te call a halt aad let seanebedy else walk lnte the threae room. ' Nat that the rertlxad ' and Oregon State lad Is Inclined te ega. NatVa. bit. Be hard te find a snere aaedest and asere apert tag aaaa la the links fraternity. Dick's absence win tighten the drive far ehampienshla hen era bat many a local divot ' bound win moura the lack ef farther eppertaalty te see " that" . great Yest 'shetaaakiag . . . ' Big Swim Meet Due ; . Hay 15th looms ' large' fs! the ef the salads Salem TMCA swimming fraternity. That's when the first annual North west women championships are held in the local peoL Teams going te be here from threngh 'eat the Berth west te make It one ef the largest stroke meets ta Salem history ... Everyone -ef the three setbacks taken by Salem's Vikings this seasea have been by one ran and each time th decisive tally was sashed ever la the final Inning ... Whea looking fer tep articles la the prep baseball ranks can't overlook Cascade anion's Maiioa-Felk leaders, The team from the Aamsville-Turner vi cinity, sparred by altttag power aad the pitching ef Larry Brewa and WalTy wlpper, seems the class ef the M-F loop . . . Emborreuted Lea When Lee Darecher said ef has Giants back la March that they are "say kind of team" he thought he had a notion af what the future held. But ruess Lee didn't. Ne. be didn't furore Us tested beys weald drop tea con secutive . games to rate as the surprise flop ta the early Na tional league campaigning. As it stands new. Lee's March statemeat has a -very good chance of being the most embar rassing atieraaee of 1151 . . . , Table of Coastal Tides TIDES FOR TAJT. OREGON fCatnptlml br U. S. Coast St GodetlC . aurwy. Portland. Orel PACxrtC STAXDAUD TTM M T.U am. 52 t:l$ ajn. 14 t:ll vm. J.7 2:23 pm. 0.1 MAT. 1931 Rich WaAm Vow Waters a TlnM 1 pjn. MM ajn. ISil pjn. -117 ajn. 1041 pjn. IS noon . 11 O pjn. Ht. S.S S.I s.a J a a se s Tim Ht. S ua. l.T S:1S pjn. J 4:1 ajn. S t 4. -OS pjn. a t Sl ajn. J 4:40 pjn. 1.4 S:43 ajn. -OJ 1:14 pjn. is ANOTWIR OL0-FASK10ME0 KSTITUT1CN Wf COtfT KCA? SO MUCH ABOUT IQ THE widows AKAWtWArar Old fashioned methods are no loeger adequate for the -modern car. We use only the latest equipment and methods in aervicinx your car. Donl let spring gij.by without a safety check-up. Your life may de pend on it. Just phone 2-7283 . . . Well do the rest. "1 ti 1233 8. 122i St. Ph. Elks' id-Valley Tourney Attracts $65 QualivierG The Elks' Mid-WillametU valley tournament title, left undefended by three-time winner Dick Yost of Portland, will be prime target for 32 of the area's top golfers as action gets underway this week. A valiant attempt by Lebanon's ace Jack Brand to grab medalist honors for the tourney from Wally Hug. blew away in the wind and Irap on the long 18th -hole at Salem golf course. Brand was packing a 2-under-par score to the final hole before he took a seven to wind up with 72. Hug, runner-up in the Spring Handi cap, qualified with a one-under 71 earlier. Brand's score tied him with Willamette university's hope. Bill Wittenberg. A total of 16S golfers had qual ified by deadline time Sunday night for the annual Elks' tourney. The 32 low qualifiers will be placed in the championship flight; the rest of the field will4 form 2nd, 4th. 6th. 8th, 10th, 12th, 14th and 16th flights. Losers in first round action will drop down form new flights' for the rest of the tournament First . round matches will be completed by next Sunday night. Pilots Drop Sunday Pair SEATTLE, April 29 -(P)-The Seattle university Chieftains swept a doubleheader from Port land university today 7-5 and 6-5. It was their 10th straight The O'Brien twins. John and Ed. figured in the double win. Eddie tripled home the winning runs of the first match In the sixth inning, and Johnny homered in the second. Les Whittle's two homers also featured the second game. Race Horses Killed in Fire COLUMBUS, O., April 2-i!rV A flash fire leveled a 38-staU barn at Beulah Park race track today, killing 22 thoroughbred racing horses and a stable pony. Three race horses, severely burned, had to be destroyed later. C. K. Keller, Beulah Park track superintendent, said the fire would not cause postponement of the track's opening day next Saturday, Deputy sheriffs held twp stable hands for investigation. They identified them as Robert Gambill, 24. and Henry Lee Grant 24. Both listed their addresses as Beulah Park, which is located in subur ban Grove City. No charges .were filed. Grove City Fire Chief Olen Rumfield said the cause has not been determined officially, but he believed it might have been a cig arette. He estimated the damage as $50,000 in lost horses, 18,000 for the building, and $3,000 in equip ment A number of the horses were two-year-olds that never had raced. BLIZZARD STOPS SKTEKS TTMBERLIXE LODGE. April 29 (JP)-A heavy blizzard postponed the Golden Poles slalom ski com petition at Mount Hood today. The race will be May 13. Fridays ' fl X Until n For 10 days onfy. No refunds . . . no ex changes . . . no approvals. rt. Boy the first pair at the regular price ... get the second pair FKEEt , . . Boon to Baseball-. ; Doctor Claims Bursitis Cure WASHINGTON, April 29 -CP-A Washington specialist says he believes he has found a quick treatment for the sore arms that are the bane of baseball some thing that could give the penant races a wholly new look. Development of such a tech nique to relieve the ailment tech nically known as bursitis, would look like money from home to big league managers Casey Stengel and Bucky Harris to name only a couple. It is reported to get' a crippled pitcher back in shape for duty sometimes in as little as five days. A reporter heard about the treatment from outside sources and asked ' f oi information on it from Dr. Everett Gordon, widely known orthopedic surgeon who worked it out. Dr. Gordon said that in 40 cases he treated so far 90 Der cent have been cured in five days. The re maining 10 per .cent also were relieved but it took a few days longer. The surgeon's findings will be reported formally in the Journal of the American -Medical associa tion. The work already has been so widely a claimed, especially in sports circles,- that he has been invited to report on it to the In ternation College of Surgeons in Florence, Italy, May 3. Dr. Gordon s , treatment calls for injection of drug in a tiny nerve center-in the 'neck, known as the stellate ganglion. There is one such ganglion' on each side of the neck, each affecting the arm on that side. , The ganglion control the blood flow and there lies the secret of the treatment. One trouble in bursitis, the doc tor explained, is constriction of the vessels so that blood stagnates and leaks, causing a swelling. Later, calcium deposits may form. The usual treatment is by X-ray, heat and .liniment. In normal cases the relief usually requires sev eral weeks. Dr.. Gordon explained that when the ganglion is blocked by injection of a drug, the blood vessels open up and the soreness In an arm vanishes within five days, usually, and the calcium deposits disappear a few days later. Speedboat Racer Killed MIAMI, Fla., April 29-(iiP)-Rob-ert P. Cooper, 30, amateur speed boat driver of Hollywood, Fla was killed today while 1,000 spec tators, Including his wife, looked on. Cooper suffered a severed jugu lar vein when he was struck by the propeller of the Z class, hydro plane after being thrown from his tiny boat during the Pelican Har bor .Yacht club's final winter re gatta. He died less than two min utes after arrival at-a hospital. The accident occurred when Cooper's boat broke a steering wheel bracket as he led six rivals to the starting line. He was thrown Into Biscayne Bay. The Nation: S' Topj GimoqiIcs . ..f-r :. . DAn.Y:.'AKD CUirD AY ::; .la.:;;:-"; T Your Ccsi tZsxTsz'pcT AM CU GOTO I ASTSfM3Tysf WITH MS TONIGHT KXt THE UN6.FRECH ru. ASK MV WIFE . 1 p-jt a aeake a - j a m a ww BLONB3 . it ; : ' : I .... SB - a ajadaa tat, W gosh If Tevervtmng's ONLY I CONG TO BE TRACY WEKEv ALL RJGHT. ..-3 aav u. av r, relsM. ss. Bm TM IkMft T 1 DICZ TRACT National Lcarnf Nw York at Brook-. lyn (nicht). MaxUe (0-S vs Van Cuyk 40-1). On0y same scheduled). American leaaue: (No aaznea sched uled). Look and Learn By A. C Gerdoa 1. At approximately what speed in miles per hour does the blood of the average . healthy person pass through his veins? 2. Which is generally conceded to be the easiest musical instru ment to master? . ' 3. Which state of the Union was once known as Franklin? 4. What are the names of the Dionne .Quintuplets? . ' 5. Who wrote the following operas: (a) Aida, (b) Tannhauser, (c) The Magic Flute, (d) Carmen? ANSWERS 1. Seven miles an hour. 2. The ukulele. 3. Tennessee. . 4. Marie, Annette, Cedlle, Yvonne and Emilie. 5. (a) Verdi, (b) Wagner, (e) Mozart, (d) Bizet. SOU SICNtOIEI T rT U3, UUrvttOR. WHAT TTESS. CAN WE DO fORja ' dm TESCl&U: SWELL MORNINGS Lki d IW An Mk W m LTTTLE AlTinZ KOONTT OH GEE, I FORGOT- 2TEO AltSt HcKfc" HcS UYin AT THE CAS STATION WITM Ml?. MACK. AN 'XH IIVIM'UEPE CM TUIS. 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