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New Brif bton, Minn. Straining at Its anchor, the largest known un
manned balloon Is set for launching at New Brighton,- Minn. The
balloon was to bear cosmic ray detecting instruments some 23 miles
- op, bat holes developed In the fragile plastic and the instrument
load was removed. It was decided to release the balloon for launch
ing experience. The big bag was constructed for the Office of .Na
val Research to better study cosmic rays. Shown is the upper 100
feet of the balloon, which was 287 feet long. The small one at the
right is a wind-detecting balloon. (AP Wirepheto to The Statesman).
Newspaper Backing for Ike
Strongest in Recent History
NEW YORK UP - Editor and Publisher reported Thursday Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower has the greatest newspaper support of any
Republican Presidential candidate in recent history. ,
i .' The newspaper trade publication announced this on the basis of
questionnaires returned by 918 dailies, or 51.78 per cent of 1,773 dailes
JERSEY? GAIN
v CHICAGO, (INS) ; California
ranks as the No. 1 beef-producing
state for 1951 with a slaughter of
1,658,000 head, representing an in
crease of 12 percent over the year
before. However, it was New Jer
sey, the country's fourth smallest
state in size, which showed the
greatest increase. It's slaughter
jumped 24 percent over 1950 to 231,
000 head. I
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The su-vey shows Eisenhower
being supported by 75.16 Der
cent of total daily circulation
among those answering.
Gov. Adlai 1 Stevenson, the Dem
ocratic candidate, has the back
ing ! of 15.47 ner cent of the re
sponding dailies and 9.54 per cent
or ine circulation.
,Newspajers replying to the Ed
itor and Publisher muc(innn
independent or undeclared were
s.37. per cent.
The completed Eriitnr snH PnK.
Usher poll in 1948 showed , Gov.
Thomas E. Dewev was Kunmrie-A
by 65.17 per cent of the dailies
wiin va.aa per cent of the dtily cir
culation. President Truman was
backed by 15.38 per cent of the
dailies representing 10.03 rr rent
of the circulation.
Editor and Publisher wriTI an
nounce later developments in this
year s survey. -
Utah, where none of the state's
five newspapers indicated its pref
erence, is tne only state where
Eisenhower does not have at least
one newspaper supporting him. Ed-
itor and Publisher said. r
On the other hand, there is no
newsDaper support evident vet for
Stevenson in Connecticut, Dela
ware, Louisiana, Maine, Nebraska,
New Hampshire. New Mexico.
North Dakota, Rhode Island, South
Dakota to Vermont, Washington,
Alaska. Hawaii and the Tl strirt nf
Columbia, the magazine said.
jusennower s principal numeri
cal and circulation support comes
from the states containing - the
large metropolitan cities.
Stevenson's support is scattered.
Only in the South - Arkansas,
Georeia. Kentuekv. Missis
North Carolina. South Carolina -
is his numerical support above that
or jusennower s. In terms of cir
culation, only In Arkansas.
Georgia, Mississippi and North
Carolina is Stevenson's support
greater.- ,
Editor and Publisher the
unprecedented support for Eisen
hower is due largely to the switch
of many newspapers in the Snnth
which had been traditionally Dem
ocratic. ,
There is strong- evidence to in
dicate that tooth infection is more
apt to occur if the teeth are not
cleaned promptly after meals, and
especially alter consuming sweet
ened soft drinks, says the General
rjectnc research laboratory.
Gen. Ike Asks
'Crusade to
Save Freedom
By DOUGLAS B. CORNELL
PHILADELPHIA WV Gen.
Dwight D. Eisenhower appealed to
Americans everywhere Thursday
night to Join him in a 10-point
"crusade" to save freedom and
win a peace he said is jeopardized
by administration bunglers.
And point. No. 1 outstanding
above all others, .the Republican
Presidential nominee declared is
to getrrid of "little men" now in
power; to sweep' out of office an
administration he said has "bun
gled us perilously close to World
War III,"
To a wall-bulging crowd of
17,500 at a party rally , here in
Convention Hall, and to a nation
wide radio and television audi
ence, Eisenhower said his is "a
cause for every American."
As Eisenhower ticked It off, his
program for peace embraces eco
nomic and military strength for
this country, and help for other
lands that want to live, in free
dom but help "only by peaceful
means."
At the same time he said his
plan rejects, imperialism or ag
gression on part of America. But
he warned Russia there will be no
isolationism or appeasement '
"We can save freedom," the
GOP candidate said, "by makinng
the cause of freedom a crusade."
The general got a big hand at
the outset when he said the only
issue of the campaign is "quote
the mess in Washington un
quote. The crowd was roaring
again a moment later when Eisen
hower said the way to get rid of
the mess is to:
"Get rid of the wasters, the
bunglers, the incompetents and
the boss politicians -who created
it"
But there was only silence when
he blamed administration bun
gling as pushing America close to
another World War.
Philip Wimer
Draws Duty
In Far East
M. Sgt. Philip Wimer, in charge
of Salem's Army and Air Force
recruiting station since January,
1951, was ordered Thursday to
duty with the Far East Command.
Wimer completed his duty here
Wednesday and is to report Sept
26 to Camp Stoneman, Calif., for
assignment overseas in photo lab
oratory work. . -
Thirteen years ago Wimer, a
Salem boy, enlisted in the Army
Air Corps at the Salem station to
which he was later to return as
commander. In between he had
three years in supply work with
the 8th and 9th Air Forces in
England 'and Germany during
World War II and duty with the
12th Photo Reconnaissance
Squadron at March Field, Calif.
He came to Salem as a recruiter
in December 1948. Taking charge
here will be Army Sfc, John Gil
ley, who. has been here nearly two
years. Also in the station is Air
Force T. Sgt William VanderpooL
Winter's wife and small son and
daughter, now residing at 467 N.
18th St, will go to Long Beach,
Calif., pending possible overseas
movement The sergeant, who
graduated from Salem High
School in 1936, is the son of Mrs.
Effie Ostrin, 1535 State St, and
brother of Mrs. Jan White, 955
Juedes Ave.
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Time to Retread, Adlai
FLINT, Mich. Gev. Adlai Stevenson, Democratic presidential nomi
nee, owes a worn sole to iu Labor Day audience In Flint, Mich.
Michigan's Governor G. Mennen Williams (left), looks worn from
the whirlwind politics and labor tour that took the party to five
Michigan cities in 12 hours. Picture was made on speaker's platform
Just before Stevenson spoke. (AP Wirephoto to The Statesman).
Board Considers Tax
Commissioner Position
; State Board of control members
conferred Thursday on selection of
a state tax commissioner jbut no
definate action ras taken. 1
; The new commissioner wQl suc
ceed Robert D. MacLean who was
asked to be relieved of his duties
IS YOURS A FALL
. ' VACATION? V -Enjoy
Every Minute of H at
DRUCItMAN'S
-, Ereitenbush Springs
WE'RE OPEN UNTIL IN
NOVEMBER
Cabin rates reduced after
- September 10th
Fishing, hiking, free picnic
area, children's playground.
' Large outdoor . warm swim
ming pool (flood lighted for
evening swims.) -
Hot mineral water for drink
ing and . beneficial health
treatments; . j
Store, market, soda fountain.
Everything operating AFTEK
Sept SOth exeept hotel and
dining room,
i Rates yon can afford. '
(Write for folder)
58 miles from Salem en wide,
scenic North Santiam high
way, past Detroit Dam, then
11 miles en good graveled
road to .
bruckman's
BREITEN8USH, OREGON
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The Statesman, Salem, Oregon. Friday. September 8, C
by September 30. Board members
said several persons were discuss
ed at Thursdays meeting but they
would not divulge their names. . :
J;- tsknefi . Hnet''.i' )ti last visit
was under observation by astron
omers from September, 1909, to
July, 191L . ' '- . . :';r
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of Dancing
announces
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of the
eparimen
j Sept. 8th
r Under the Direction of
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Beginner, Intermediate and Advance Classes for
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