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NEW YORK, Nov. 14 The d I
bate which has tea progressing
the past week, in the special po
litical : committee ..has been in
tensely interesting, j The subject,
Race Conflict in South Africa, was
posed by 18 states, chiefly of the
Arab-Asian group. Their purpose
is to bring out in this public for
um the legislative policy of the
present government ot South Af
rica in the handling of its races.
When the item was reached on the
agenda the delegate from South
Africa promptly challenged'" the
competence of the- committee to
consider it, since the Charter for
bids U, N. from Intervening in the
essentially domestic affairs of a
member state. He was followed by
Madame Pandit of India, a sister
of Prime Minister Nehru, who re
cited the "bill of particulars" to
support the complaint that South
Africa was subjecting the colored
and black races to unjust dis
crimination. Some of the delega
tions from the British Common
wealth supported the position of
South -Africa on the legal issue;
but delegates from Sweden and
Norway insisted that the UN had
the full right to discuss the item.
Yesterday Drr Bukhari of Pak
istan, which is one of the sponsors
of the resolution, made a long and
moving speech, in which he com
pressed the centuries-old resent
ment of the colored peoples to the
treatment accorded them by Eu
' ropeans. He quoted from asserted
claims of South Africans to jus
tify white supremacy, and laid at
the feet of the old colonial powers
the sins of their 1
-(Continued on editorial page, 4)
Fourth C-119
CrashKills8
. - . .
Near Billings
' BILLINGS, Mont. W Eight
men died and eight others were
' injured, one critically, when an
Air Force C-118 Flying Boxcar
. crashed and burned in a swampy
pasture 12 miles east of here Mon
day ;v - 1 ,
All aboard the ill-fated ship were
military personnel. These includ
ed two English soldiers, who
walked away from the scattered
tC2sd TEAR
12 PAGES
Tlx Orecjoa Statesman, Salem, Oreooxu Tuesday, November IS, 1832 .
FTUCI Sc
Sprague, Madame Pandit; Chat
ft-
7 SO LaM off Bue to Power Ration,
I;
Pupils Must Take
Baths JExcept for V
Religions Reasons
, Can school child be required
to take a shower in Oregon?
Yes and no, said the. attorney
general's office in a formal ruling-
Monday.' . - - - r
. Because the constitution guar
antees freedom of religion, a
pupil may be exempted from
taking showers at school 11-his
religion prohibits him from tak
ing a bath, the ruling said,
Salem Area
t
Job Cutback
Undetermined
An . undetermined number of
Salem industrial workers will be
laid off temporarily if the electric
power cutback effectire Monday
continues into next month, it was
indicated.
Washington
Firms Hardest
Hit by Decree
fcy TV Aaeerlated Frr
Some T50 workers wrre Ui3
(AP) Price SuLlIixrr Tifhe
As 13 Salem area Crms begim Wood. MnmLtY MlIrJ hU mMi nrl. ,rn. I T1 '"
K-. 1A ... .4,.t. An1.M I ' . I " i'auiTfl. (
WASHINGTON
But if the child needs a bath by Defense Eectric Power Ad- have TTMilj by next 3Ionday an order rolling bfk rr a T .TL, . . , , T . . tr
id his cleanliness is in the in- ministration, the plea for volun- , - , , , . ? isutura rsct at Vrd. la !
rests of the comfort and well- tary cuts in electricity use by the l meat price or let him know the reason hj it ran I PT- .fZI
and
terests
being of the group about him,
then a bath may be required.
it was ruled. The -difference
pointed out is over whether the
bathing in school could be con
sidered a practice instilled in
children for their own health.
public. was extended by DEPA l.
Northwest Power Pool.
la tnnrtr ta th nar .hrt
are. ciused br extended drouth tff to m-ork last month oo a study
which recent rains hare not been price as wholesale and re-
iufflclent to reUeve. a -brown. UU, together with the
out" of. less essential uses were I sJutLtrers re paying ca
r krpd from XSm peyrvli, Tl
5axa prrrVMt: C.cirrtd 111
Wood, get hi. Office of Price Stabilixation(OPS) c ' "T
Compromis
uKS Sale of Stores
sought, according to Fred C. Star- " w uvesiocic
rett, WUUroetU VaUey DivUion! ww inem xoaay iney nave v v . . m 11 f
manager for Portland Ceneral had eoouch time to consider the A H r q f g InllrAr
Electrtc Co. matter," Woods told a reporter. -J xlUllO IU X tlilV Ul
Tor businessmen this includes I tld them not to, leave the feat-
elimination or reduction of elec-tr dangling any longer. X want
trie advertlsint dim 1st. window I action by Monday."
lighting, flood lighting, air con-1 Wood keld meeting with the
rfitinnlnc rfH nntinn. Ham. I OPS Nation Consumer Advisory
makers were asked to cut use of l"T,.our rnoon. foc a UrrecsJe down-
eSJE? U0 1CiU' -Xt eveT; SV had" with Ulm develop- NortbrUtTi i tl C.
aUr needed, heatlni! of water for . At every meeting rve had with wr irr-r tK -r 1 1 - - -- 9
P RATIONS. N.Y. (I) -bathing. ; laundering and dixh-1 Quezon comes up I Manday m 't cf . Slh I 1 . JZ rZt .iTv "T
Adnlcirtrslars EL J. r-ir ..Jt
recenCy acquired hold- Jsmet r. Xtrrraort of u i..P..
OnPW'sMeets
Cool Reception
Development
Mrgla PP &I3 announced
to shut down the Crrt 2 Cm- t
fch r)U About X o44cj?ts
were snrctrd. u
Ctfei tsrrtlfeC i f
M4rsB-bIIe. top rsxki&g tr '
ofTirUU sad rrprrsesUCves c j I
power eotnpsxirs ta tbe NorC i
schrded a merlg at TSi t ,
Tuesday to find vays c nJtr ;
the order. Also txmied to sru:a
tbe roUerrar were tbe rwvmors
of Orrraa. Wsfchuon snd 2S!jq.
C A. ErdsU. chsirsisa t
UNITED NATIONS. New York Charles A. Sonne alternate oee-
gate for the V. peases In the new deierste' leonre for a hasty India offered the UN a compro- washing. , plan meal to reduce oout met prices remaining hM fjbertT Zr im'rJ, rZi,
conference with Madame Pandit of the Indian U. N. delegation en mise proposal Monday for an ar-Ulectrie raWuse and cut down I while prices to livestock rai rfi.tVT.U'
bis way to a meeting of the ad hoe political committee. India has I mixtice in Korea and a settlement on power through other appli- declining.
complained about the treatment ef the Indian minority in Sosthlof the prisoner of war issue. But lances.
Africa, and Spragae, publisher ef The Oregon Statesman at Salem,
Ore., is a member ef the special committee debating the South Af
rican race problem. (Photo by Thomas G. Wright, Oregon States-
Staff Writer.)
Guard Company Mow
W, IHliavy Weapons Unit
uj w uuw nwa quaneT-MocuLiioa. u. ana J. U. Catti vt
Tho IndustriM orderAl in etir. Tve told thm ffll rTJ7. JT"
medlateW mrvoH It and an Iron .n .T.w" ""r.- Ni.f w. vl. w"."": I ir same CUTTCIon I 'l. lwrTT"l trsK
rjrr," ; J ' f""4 bought the 44 by Its foot property WU'A.
"'"li w Wfc man opw kuowsu nours per wow ou my oeax roiung nacx e ryn, .rul Rex Cihcon at 171.1 Kt lAti.t r-.
m far enough to effect an arree- ...v dtp k. . . ,,ti . 1 . I Vf. nii ut ai SLeuaraaal l mts
" ' WMm M WA. VVWiU AWfe A. . Wl, 1 iMV. V. V AIM,
m ri f I . . ..j i A aw . i I w a . v. vj .m
. .... iinni meciHi. out mfT mcioai i wut u aai m oanr. n.i. m. . .1 M . - - -
After days of secret conferences i c.m h. fniinwfnV Wood. w th. k- w.i fT"4. Y.m. irT I . Dutm vstng leu it.
.t ,..r 1 r. 1 a j- i 1 j 1 oiLuDir mrm lori'.M. - 1 a as ftiirnraM
ClrV.V.. a.KixK V.. WtlMlt II III t. tis..tV,l. " ' I "
a United States spokesman lnv
with Western and Soviet Bloc dip-
0r er Explanatiea
J ?
not af'
lomats. V. K. Krishna Menon. In-1 production of ammonium Tul- If there is such a reason. lldiL t?.?ZEl IZZZ .J'Jf?
to continue the ne -winu thepubUc to know why -TT .' Ury bJs.' ,
dian delegate. ..tossed before the phat. to order
OU-naUOn rOUUCai . wmminet OI oirtnnt nf mnnnu at4H fnr Wt lrt RAt ti.In irttnn H
olution which he hoped would meet ni.nnt ,,i.c k. Jntn,.M I lft prVm a.M.tt, . .-1 frontinr the north side of Ferry
. M t m a n v . . v.ii. i I ah AhlAAtitM. nar tTwu. I . . i .. . . . . I Mfwt Trrwn i i irr 1 1 1 i mm T T'i it I.
Guard. '-.will become a heavy weapons company today, it was an-R?d China. - ' . at tha 74 nersona mlrht hl Woods' assertions that meat t I chalf block east cf Liberty
and flaming .wreckage to nearby! nounced Monday by Maj. Gen. Thomas Kilea, Oregon adjutant gen-lju -Uil""Jl.LV Jlr .v. I dropped. I tellers and packers are getting ex-
U. S. Highway, 10 minutes after eraL KTlSL ,iT .tuirVv,- iJT ' Oregon Flax Textiles, which I cessive profit margins,
the fatal crash at 2:30 p.m. The company will be redesignated Company D immediately, but th WM not!iurt how much activity leveal Letter
The rlane was the fourth C-119 new. equipment is not expected lor several days, lne new weapons i r, , "'IZTThZ nZZ.TZ vTtVi or now many or iu IPO employes The assocUtlon's pretldent. XL
flying boxcar to crash in U days, win include 75 millimeter recoU-. ; . . . tallc. arheduled Tuesday in W?V11. be lfected. . IT. rorbes, made public a letter
The rutbark
order aS
ejects , a a
pCrT
east cf liberty IT - . . I
Street, all extending full half-1 . raca ortSer aUe tit
A.
T !v- (. a. Longnew. oillclalt cf th.
properties south cf the Armory ?T?d Alumiaum pUet-sad
and Crystal Gardens. TTT J4 tM
.v., a charged. A BelUram ttCt c-J
Reports that the rreperty ac- eropped 23 empJores troa its mt.
QulsiUon foreUlU a big shopping rc. " '"r'1 w"
oeewjrocni fJTf not necn a mokrrfi , tv ti .
would be affected.
Civil Aeronautics Administration Iess rifl
lnAitlfniAwa .nlyi 4m-Mw&ltA i I . TSTTO
. - a . - . a.h i mm. w ii i Avaa. -- i . uaaa wm uu liilu. xmi sar-r ai a w .t am an v
Die apparently causea one motor i cnange ceremony ana bu., open i sarrm ana sgx. tucnara s xeener. i er. -. ..m tT.I I.., . . . Ir-rrrrrA k mmia. .v. . ixa
of the transport to shake loose, house on Dec.- 4 if the new recoil- J First sergeant is Rex H. Meshelle. I Secretary of State Dean Ache- r r. iigne wooes meat Te- .La,. ' - wmpacy or America pr st V
The Plane crashed as it tried to I less rifles and other weapons are I Comnanv G was in Portland son left for Washington in mld-aft- , - sponsiDie ana inaccurate .tute-l : . icow-rr aaki n may have
i mr mr a irvunn ni ra sann ci 1 1 m ii k a a ii. - mm j Kiir ntm t -aai Fa-w t a. m -wa ii i l
irrl fnr an omprironrv lanriintf 1w sfmrH nv 4n 1st LL John D. nrinr n WnrM Var IT w iwir. ffliaOD. Ha la abated to return 1 . - - . .vv- ukuu u MuuKaiiuui hot. u, of ... M . v -
: . m I " "l. 1 1-""- . ' " . .1, . . miit." WMlrn lui iwnintKi thatlmLil a .nA ...i.j rl t Arm IfvMav CVa. r!fv
at tne Biinngs airport. J Cannon, commancung oincer. nus ganized here In August, 1948, and weonesaay. - - . izcr' V,T7a T-ILi T 1 -1 41 1 y
TlAt. M14a wmma tlMAkMa.1 I m 1 . X afl. JXla niii I . S 1 M a TVT A I Ilaa iv Iny-f 4 rav VMaAfThAav A 1 4 A T T 0 I fr4 SSUUWWUU W sVlatLCU VU I LLiaTa L UeLarTI arsTl TYT1 1 I aWU VL1 a Y UUTLUUI UlUDe
Aiic louiij AiivirVa uiuu ai Vila I A UUTKuaj IUUi UI1U W1U WUiis" Was COmiTianaeCL- OT UBm.Tr. ww vai 4Vi- 1 a., a . .... I - TT " . I - 7.7 . 7 t Sm mm a. I
the ship as it crossed over High- prise orientation to the change. Dyer Jr. until several month, ago. for creation of a four-nation which wod prevent a laroft orbKTnt m.rn. TedUte are. aWi tS AlTOr 1 1 II irTt1C
the crash scene. The missing en- i Ith Somnd Battalion eomnetence e maae up or oiana, tzecnos- . uun. w but up irsenunem in v t-r
ie had been lted Ute lovaWa. Sweden and Switzerland, which will not .uffer because it the minds of consumers and lead buiineas devtlopment"
ffidfynlghtV ...commission would super- fthJl "5 ..VL Cnotfldal estimates cf
a itt. r-i . a aha I.... I vAtfan 1701
"It was the port engine," Mills IImTZI-ZZ
told reporters at'a local hospital! 811(1 toe MlerA.dty. h".mr!
where the two were taken f ol-1 company oi uie .o.uu K""
lowing the accident "It tore com-1 So to Oregon city,
nletelv awav. . . A window broke I To Unite Geographically'
-and parts come flying through. The purpose, according to ad
into the passenger compartment, jutant general's -headquarters, is
"The! pilot came back and said principally to bring battalion units
we should ball out. We got the big of the 162nd Regiment, 41st Divi-
Child Found in
Beach Search
said such body could not. work.
He said the U.S. must be satis
fied such an arrangement could
handle the tremendous job of tak
ing charge of thousands of men
in a demilitarized zone, and feed
ing, clothing and housing them. -
Another nrovislon of the Indian
resolution is for the repatriation
commission to leave to a political
Tr aw in Tl.i.
If.l .a. iv i. I JIK lTI AlUllAft AAt I A aa . A- At .
vuv j'f wu. uui, uw wuua. : - . - . iirom a lease 20 ieei aoove ue n 4 1 .i
bodv iumned " rnmn.nV n ihm will t nnm v..ti.:i. ., i-v
" . I wmaa.aaj 11 iicic aVaUIILaA T AAAjULIfc AXIpCX B I ff-AW
ThAn Ka nilnt Ul. aaMU...J lit.. J lr!-. r. 1 . Z
-aa aa.k auv, .uuu wuuuunii Liic x ciiii ixiut:i ui uie xuak iM.ui- i tnrM.nnur sparrn npr Tvarenxa.
oeciaeu oe wwuiu uj to oring me i lion, Including
piane aown. . pany at SUv
"Most of us were strapped in McMinnviHe
our seats wnen we wenv into a Eugene,
dive," he said. "The plane came j0m the
down a steep bank, hit the ground talion at
and skidded quite a distance." v-i!..
Following the crash both men Ra4f,m
l VI-J A . - , a." A I AArf. ahuhuivw
stumDieu to a gasn in ine siae 01 an,-
Word Awaited
Froin Climbers
OnMt. Everest
I ler balance.
"Beef at wholesale" Is sellinr atlT7 T 1
prices ranging eb S5 cents be- JU ITC JUCUVCb
low celling and retail prices arc
mftunonrmx n U HomeleSS Qt
I Cetliars Ssspended I
j "OPS has .already impended SL'ppf HnTTIP
eeiliaxs on lamb and mutton and U-ZifiCe. AAUlliO
there is no reasonable excuse for
May Bid on
Salem Plant
to .lay
Tinas makirur aTsnJIstsn. e to
la- and automotive prod acts are
among tnoae lntcrerUd la buyir
Salem's Cherry Arnrae fevdsnriaj
plact from the f eieral I revrra
metst. j
The former ro-vernmest alumiiua
plant, now operated by Coct
ayan experts and rovemment I iwt,. ti ... ... .vi. . 1 - . .. . 1 cr w-j vnarr orcers cr tre us.
ources said Monday night they th ops Food m RMt.nnt tm. k - s t.. ir,.- ft?er1 Serrtces AdsiL'-Asrs'oa.
. .Iff. 1.1 ft. m I I . . A AAA AAA ft ftAA - T 4 WIM . , . . Kaa
e-N aa-.Iai.I. .-w4 I a -t ft
: the wreckage
way out.
and. clawed their I
American sources said thii I ar tr.l imrrialn .hi1- . I Z,:,' :""7a I r r -. Bid coenirr is set far Dec 2t
tieaaquarters uom-1 volunteers and the fire and police I WfMIM mak. . noHtiral rUm 1" '77T-r VI- aTI "i1"-. ..yl''T completely oestroyea cr rv
erton, Company A at departments. .-. t of to. pSscne'. the Unit quelliCEyerert. iTvartmA, ec and rit rtf?. under Wond t thTtii
and Company Cat She apparently became separat- states refuses to consent to aurh P SVi J:JZiVLZm, .v- "T"0" "tLVlt' A Community effort was undCTHAir j.,.
rSttolU. cSSl gk.Cif5l,bS hShlmifv" CAM STUCK D CRACKS ' Sat'cS'Slu'S'S.'L'.i?; "Zh 47 "nSHlt'S
!ftim ownnunHi tv -vi. :i,u v. -uv .v. -a. Tr, , est pesx. on tne basis oi mis re-1 prices vary. Avenue. Peta rerdiri is in charre. HT7 . z. -
S h uid itwu , t beef are , onl The family was routed from MKfJrSK!
ped unit in Salem Will dark, . . I cettinff !atuck near lieT.ltt waml now on lu f..' . :. . l"ou?r ArTl ? a . Anrr-lea ala ar Ir1
have 21 mm mortar, machine gun I she was found by Allen Reed I muddy, and rain hadn't broken
in WaVwnn tfc. atf VrjA and 75 recoiUess platoons, and PoUce Officer Andy Allum. this area's long drought The cars.
..I Ua.a. ... ,a . j I yiuAiAAAiK un wnyvui uvtwi jsno ia uie oiukukt ot, un. u. iua i nunicra. wrnj i
tn H rliil w." tor . battalion.. Manpower quota N. Damon of Delake. 'cracks in the dry ground.
" T ,T,.7 ,TI will ne little altered, caning ior
pattern of mechanical failure is
established by the aceident in
vestigations which are now in pro
gress." " , : .- ' --v . ; -t
way down. I beran last month studylnx the ad-1 an. Sunday by the blaze, believed
Communication between the ex-1 visibility of switching to a margin 1 to have started from a defective
Cue.
IaIts. Bryaoa was awakened by
mand u, Nepal, is by runners. I beef retailers of their pre-Xorean the smell cf smoke, found the
ine cars, I Am .iai.. v. v. I -. , i .
. . . . . . . I UU1 ftAWlA. BftKUIUftAUK ftAV TW ktl AU .ft I AJ . HftUAHiMH,
SIAMESE TWINS DIE
five officers and 121 enlisted men.
Kecmiting Drive
Since the unit now has only
three officers, one warrant officer
and 59 men, a recruiting drive is
planned, and Lt. Cannon pointed
tjapt.tc is a lA-Mor-sfti, 1 out that several ratings are open.
Italian mother gave birth Monday H said most of the cdmpany are
night to Siamese male twins who non-veterans. r -,
died in a few hours. Doctor caM Other officers are 1st Harold E.
the twins were Joined at the shoul- Parkins, 2nd Lt Loren Newkirk
ders and throat and it would have I nd. Warrant Officer Kenneth D
been Impossible to separate them.
Anfrncl Crcckcra
By WARREN CX0RICH :
4 Twlore U.S. Air Bases
On reenland Expected
Grocer Group
- - 't . ' : .7- ..-77 -7' '
Wants Sunday
Closure Law
PORTLAND The Oregon
Food Merchants Association wants
tne btate : Legislature to pass a
I law requiring food stores to oper
ate on a- aut-oay wees ana ciose
on legal holidays.
1? tclor, at BlufTwest 6ne a
COPENHAGEN, Derjnark
A Danish government source saldi
Monday agreement had been
reached for the United States to
establish at least four more air
bases in strategic Greenland, but
a U.S. State Department spokes
man and Denmark's foreign min
ister denied knowing anything
about it
Finn Nielsen, acting chief of
Denmark's Greenland department
questioned about the report, said
an official announcement was ex
pected Tuesday or Wednesday
from both Copenhagen and Wash
ington. .
He later declared this statement
would concern only work to be
carried out by six Danish con
finished the project but X know
nothing." -
In Washington, a State Depart
ment spokesman also- said he
knows of no basis' for the report
of additional Creel and bases which
would push the free world's de
fenses hundreds of sniles closer to
Russia along the polar air routes.
Ward . MeAnulty, secretary. He
i said association directors voted to
sponsor such legislation at a board
; meeting at Eugene Sunday.
U.S. Air Force base already in
operation at Narssasuak on Green
land's West Coast
He refused to-deny the report
"Uh, ch-rrieTt we fio ogoinT
The proposed legislation would! f 1a4P fftlW rwAci.iw five
r . . a. iiA4&a m-m3 - -
require xne stores to close Sunday more basea are to be established,
or one other day. I ;n .itinn thr airtadv in
, The association also will ask the operation, declaring repeatedly, "I
Legislature to provide penalties I tversonally know nothing about it"
tor violation of the present price j Asked why six of Denmark's
grocers from sell-1 larppst engineering and contract-
less than cost plus j ing firms had combined to carry
Iout a relatively minor joo at jxars
sasuak, Neilsen said "I guess they
hnrw to ret some th Lne birver to
crice on milk McAnultx said. da ia Greenland after they have
l&terer.et
SaVsa Chamber rreruSres Lave
eonferred with err4cia-s tf
Portland firm wfcirh tsjra nx
ganrae dioxide, The eorporaUoa
The last messare took nine days margins, and would force them to house fuU of smoke, and by the M K'rTTrr3 13 ..- se
In transit and said the climbers recalcuate their prices whenever time she had awakened her bus- C, . . V'-V w JT
had established their eighth camp there is a change in their whole- bend, five daughters, three eons beaa-mg there .nl,
150 feet from the summit of the sale costs. and Mr. Brysoo's mother, the The firm was lacorpor4 ta
more than 23,000-foot mountain. bouse was all ablate. Sweet Home Portland last rear. Its doctors la-
That is the highest man has GOF CLUB CONCLAYV. . nrrmen were aummoned but tbe dude mrU natiaeiay prom-
ever climbed and lived to tell It PORTLAND VT) The irth an- fire was beyond control when they Iner.t tarn ta trmiral sod t-vC ja-
The expedition, led by Dr. Gab- nual convention of Oregon Repub- arrived. trial r.elda. wtih Perry ZL Lan-
riel Chevalley, left its first base lican Oube will be held In Port- Loss was estimated at tt.000. dc4 New Tork, corArtltg t-Vrra-
camp 12.000 feet up at Nanche liana Nov. 79, c t. lionng or ce-iwitn tne nouse inrurea dut xka raises! er.gtneer, as erar&MSL,
Ba2ar, : 170 miles from Katmandu, lem, president, reported Mondsy.
on Oct 3. It was the second Swiss
attempt this year.
contents.
New Spray-On .
Danish Foreign Minister Ole TJlksi HcJnrt
ft, at the United Na- asiaiAi
Biorn Kraft
tions in New York, said he knew
ot no Danish-American agreement
for new air bases in Greenland.
This was the information pieced
together from these informant and
engineering circles:
The new bases will be in addi
tion to three bases the Air Force
already operates on Greenland.
am f triem tne huri new Thule I on.
base whose existence was disclosed I . Announcing
Used on Wounds
Industrial Breakfast to Feature
Displays From Salem Factories
Dlsolavs from 40 or more Salem
WASHINGTON WVT he Air 1 industries will decorate the Ca pi-
Force ' has a spray-on plastic tol Room, at Hotel Senator v ed
dressing that Quickly coats a nesday when about 250 Salem
wound with an infection - proof businessmen meet at breakfast to
film the attending - doctors can launch a new Salem industrial
look throuzh while healing goes
orocram. -
I This event wui marx we sxan
the development 0f a fund campaign to put into
only two months ago.' ' Monday, Air lorce neaaquaiwi i efttt a carefully-drafted indus-
The new bases will bring thel"1 itnai expansion projac auaca
Air Force hundreds cf miles closer frgT use in ease of atorwe at- tettinr more and bigger peyrolls
to Moscow and the western rim of wf " a.?T ior Salem. . .
the 1 Soviet sphere than Thule, i?1 "5? Planning ia the past
which is on the rocky northwest- lor .. J?0?. f "f le al been carried out by .1
which is on the rocky northwest
era coast of Denmark's frigid
Northern Island coony.
- The new bases will be designed
for both defensive and offensive
wounds. It is stlU under test
year has
the Salem
Industrial. Development Council
ine special vinyi piasuc. -aero-1 i.rrftt K,,t r.ut unit
. ... . a . . a ft 4 v a "a- . - . -
pusr- is sprayea out n u c. chamber of Corn-
like those used for insecticides.
merce. The . 22-man council is
for both defensive ana "isive RuUrely little training is needed bVcari W Ho rt
purposes, the informants said, and for lu .ppUcaUon, the Air Force P'i J, wfffait ni
riii artend directly across the I ... j . .IIm-I . i I The Wednesday breaklajt wu
palk which Red air force bomber, tVoT to c, he 1 th bern, at 7
would be exoected to follow on . I " Pa u chamber
Aj a"" r.. i i- - Jrrr rr i
areas in ice iastern i -uea aiatea Tv --er V- mr normal
and around the Great Lakes. i lias . US ,
members and any others inter
ested - in' industrial 'progress lor
Salem.
The Cherry Avenue tUtt la
now producing tnarxana dioxide .
for baUrries. under coctti ty Ce
Ray-O-Vae battery rosxpa-y on a
lcaae beaia from the grrvrrAiriei.t
Home BunW
At Cloverdale,
5 Homeless i
atiiina "Xrw S-eW
CLOYTJU3ALE The IX li T
borne writ cf CkrrrrlAvle Ij'hoci
was destroyed by Crm Uur4y
ereKlxsg. The old tw-alary f rmne
house was virtually a total loaf
before Turner Cresnea arrtyed at
the scene. f
Nobody was bomelwbea tiej
blaze started, and eeuee ef U wa !
not Cetrrm.nea. j
Th innen and their three el3
Arthur Atherton, Rcy HarUnd, I drrn were cared for t t-ri ry
Alfrl Lourk Pt ILirtlry. Carl the LetUr MudrKtX. d.Jrl 1Ti. .
Hoft. Da Hoaa. L. O. Arena, jWrs and cO .f10!--Wii.iam
K. llammend, Clair 1 house, former! y the rred ri-J
nrM-a Pff1 Tl lnm TA win I rlmt Until LT tC. .t 1WS ,
SchredeT. Grecters win be Robert! rears tK U oo the Turner roa- ;
Srraxue. Una Smith and ILartiey. I about 1 a snUee west ex ue acnoc4 ;
Council members wi3 outli.'Ae
the purpoaes and plan ef action
of their program ia a aeries of
six short talks. Their topics vO
be illustrated la another special
display for the crauon. A tnlra
waU decoration wui oe a urre
cj? tf the WUmet VaAy
project .
The industrial prorram xaa re-
eel red formal eadoraernextt from
the Chamber board cf directors
and recognition in reac'.utions cf
the Salem City Council and the
Marion County Court
Masters ox ceremonies and
speakers for the breakfast pro
gram include Robert w. renlx.