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two brothers who escaped from
the Glasgow. Moot, jail last Feb
ruary while awaitinx trial for
burglary of a ranch was captured
here. Monday by Portland detec
tives.
Clarence Dionne, 29. who had
been described by the FBI as
armed and dangerous, surrendered
without a struggle when found at
a dairy where he had been work
ing. His brother, Morris, was ar
rested last week at Roseburg.
Tbe FBI had sought the pair for
unlawful flight to avoid prosecution.
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Investigation
Into Airliner '
Crash Starts
MCCHORD AIR FORCE BASE,
Wash, cn The Civil Aeronautics
Board1 Monday, started an investi
gation into the cause of a plane
crash here Sunday that left a North
west Airlines Constellatioh a char
red hulk.
The huge 4-engined aircraft
crash landed and burned after a
takeoff from Seatile-Tacofha Inter
national Airport with 28 passengers
and six crew members en route
non-stop to Chicago.; None of the
32 were killed.
The CAB probe started with a
meeting at Seattle Monday morn
ing and shifted here Monday after
noon. Accompanying the CAB in
vestigators were officials of NWA;
Pratt and Whitney, aircraft engine
manufactures; Lockheed Aircraft
Co., builders of tbe plane ; and Ham
ilton Standard, Inc., propeller firm.
Nine of the 29 persons receiving
injuries and burns, none serious, in
the crash, remained in McChord
and Tacoma hospitals. Physicians
said four soon were to be released
to the care of private doctors.
East Salem Lions
Pick Committees
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Committee chainien for the
year were announced Monday for
East Salem Lions Club by the
president, O, N. Enger. j
They are John Riches, member
ship; Lloyd Uecker, hospitality;
Donald Barrick, sight conserva
tion; Robert Dyer and Ben Gil
ford, community betterment;
Robert Byers, attendance; Charles
Morris, program; Stearns Cub
ing Jr., conventions; Alfred Doro
ogalla, citizenship and patriotic;
Joseph Tompkins, bulletin: Ly
man Stevens, publicity; Tony
Vittone, Lions information; Rob
ert Rawlilns, boys and girls; Don
Patton, health and welfare; Dr.
John Rademaker, education. 4
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The West's 6,000,000th telephone was installed last week in the home of Master Sergeant (USMC) and Mrs. Lionel P. Williams.
WEST'S 6,000,000th TELEPHONE GOES TO WORK
Interstate Telegraph Company installs milestone instrument in Barstoy, California
A veteran of Korea and his wife are making calls this week
over the West's 6,000,000th telephone. It was installed Sep
tember 2nd, by the Interstate Telegraph Company (an af
filiate of the California Electric Power Company) which
provides telephone service in Bars tow and the surrounding
territory. The Williams' telephone brings the total serving
the West to almost double what it was at the end of World
War II a remarkable growth record made possible by the
combined efforts of more than 200 telephone companies.
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2. It may surprise you to know that the West is served
by more than 200 different telephone companies and the
U. S. by over 5,200 companies. Their teamwork permits
any telephone in the West to be connected quickly with any
of the 49,000,000 telephones in America. Surely one im
'portant reason for .the West's sound growth is the co
operation among the telephone companies which serve it.
1. Booming Bars tow has grown 25 just since 1950...
and population estimates forecast its present 9,100 may
triple in the next five years. As in other parts of the West,
this growth meant a record-breaking demand for telephone
service and a record-setting rate of telephone installations.
Pacific Telephone
Telephone business
is a community business
The telephone business is essentially a local business.
Ninety percent of all telephone calls are local calls.'
In the hundreds of commimities served by the West's
telephone companies, local people your friends and
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YOUR TELEPHONE IS ONE OF
TODAY'S BEST BARGAINS