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John Lewis Cancels Relief Aid
To 35,000 Disabled Miners,
Says Government Responsible
WASHINGTON tf) The soft
coal miners welfare fund beaded
by John L. Lewis Wednesday dis
continued relief benefits to more
than 35.000 disabled miners, and
their dependents contending
federal! and state agencies are re
sponsible for such payments.
The fund's trustees announced
the action,4 , effective in March.
They said j the move was made
less for
put the
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DAV Defines
oses at
duse Hearing
.WASHINGTON W The dis
abled American Veterans (DAV)
emphasized to a House Commit
tee Wednesday that its purpose is,
to help veterans get the govern
ment benefits due them, and not
to provide direct relief for them.
The organization obtained the
hearing before the House Veter
ans Committee in an avowed at
tempt to remove the "charity rac
ket," tag it said a New York
State legislative committee had
pinned on it last month.
The New York state committee.
The first atomic submarine engine built into a land based subma- Thompkins. heard testimony that
nne hull, was generating power when this overhead view was made DAV used none of the 21 mil
at the National Reactor Testing Station in Idaho. The engine sec- jion dollars it collected from sales
tion is immersed in a sea tank about 50 feet in diameter and al- o( t miniature auto tags as pay
most 40 feet high to simulate actual operating conditions. The ments to needy veterans, but had
nuclear power plant, designed and built by Westinghouse Electric j spent 91 per cent 0f the money it
Corporation, is a prototype of the engine in the USS Nautilus, received for fund raising and ad
first atom submarine scheduled to be launched Thursday at Gro- mjnistrative costs
ton. Conn. (AP Wirrphotojto The Statesman.) Vivia D. Corbly of Cincinnati,
DAV national adjutant, told the
House committee Wednesday the
New ' York group had given the
DV and its national service or
ditional
aid the
receiving
economy reasons than to
responsibility on federal
and state relief programs. . .
Lewis.l president of the United
Mine Workers Union, is chairman
of the fund's three trustees. One
other trustee is classed as a neu
tral and the third represents bi
tuminous coal mine owners. ,
Officials of the fund said that
pensions; to retired miners will not
be affected and that disabled min
ers will! still get all necessary aid
to restore j them to best possible
health and mobility.
What is being cut out is the ad-
$30 monthly maintenance
disabled miner has been
and $10 monthly bene
fits paid for each of his depend
ents. I !
Widows of dead miners win con
tinue td get $1,000 death benefits,
but won't receive hereafter the
$30 monthly maintenance pay
ments (for ; themselves and $10
monthly for dependents.
The bituminous fund is financed
by a 40 Cent per ton royalty on
coal production, paid by mine
ownersj Lewis reported recently
the fund had a balance of nearly
100 million dollars on Nov. 30
Lewis aides said there is no
connection between Wednesday's
cuts in the bituminous welfare fund
benefits and those announced
Tuesday by the separate anthra
cite or; hard coal industry s wet
fare fund.
O&G Advisers
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PORTLAND 4 The 0 i C
Advisory Board recommended sev
eral changes Wednesday to aid in
sales of timber on 0 & C land.
The land, originally granted to
the O k C Railroad, was taken
back by the federal government
years ago. and is now adminis
tered by the Bureau of Land Man
agement as timber: and grazing
land. .
Among recommendations was
one to allow lumbermen outside of
a given marketing area to bid on
green timber tracts if there are
no bidders on first offering within
the marketing area.
Another was to let the Bureau
of Land Management use either
scaling or cruising methods of
measuring timber for sales. Ear
lier, the board advocated . scaling
alone.
Chairman Charles A. Sprague,
Salem, former governor of Oregon,
presided.
Official of Capatla
Says Nation Won't
Join Atom T6o
: .
C. D. Howe said Tuesday Canada
will not be oehino other countries
in developing atomic power for in
dustry. ' i
Colin Cameron. British Colum
bia socialist, asked Howe, who re
ports to Parliament for atomic en
ergy of Canada Ltd., whether Can
ada is conducting experiments to
harness the atom for industrial
purposes.
Howe said research into 'Indus
trial uses of atomic power was
actively proceeding to Chalk Riv
er, near Ottawa, and much pro
gress was being made. I
SfcrtotmcqtL Salem, Ore.. Thun Ian. 21. 1954 Sec 2) 3
Banejr Trial Underway
LlTTLETOlf. Colo. Dis.
Atty. George Priest Wednesday
told a Littleton district court lurv
that John . Baney, 32, was seen
with Mrs. Dorothy Gall ' shortly
before she was raped and beaten
near Littleton last September. She
died a few hours later. j
Baney. a Salem. Ore., sailor. Is
being tried on a murder charge.
MOVIE OF IBN SAUD'S LIFE
CAIRO JP) The life and wars
of the late King Ibn Saud soon
will appear on the screenf -The
Graham Film Co. will shoot the
picture, advised by t)r. George
Bentz, an American Orientalist
who has heard the complete story
of Ibn Saud's life from the king
himself. Scenes from rare-seen'
places like Mecca. Ryadh and Al
I Hasa will be included. i
He denies any connection wjth the
crime.
Judge Harold I H. Da vies denied
admission as evidence of the death
certificate signed by William J. R.
Thornburg, deputy coroner in Den
ver. The certificate listed the carse
of death as "injuries received by
beating and raping." but the juorre
I said the jury must decide the
'cause of death.
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Oregon's Largest and Finest Equipped. This Is the Serv.
Ic Department for Heider Sales Outlets located at 1120
Center St. 428 Court St. iand 395 N. High SU Helder's
have been In Salem lot over 30 years. (AdvJ
SEARS TURNS BACK THE CALENDAR
Nautilus Said
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Most Livablei
Sub Yet Built
LAMB CAPTURES WOLF
CHICKASHA, Okla. W Ar
thur Lamb keeps Grady County I ganization "a black eye." and had
wolves and coyotes hopping. He
is a trapper hired by the coun
ty. His latest victim was a 40
pound wolf.
refused it a "decent opportunity
toj refute the misinformation which
was presented ... to the public as
so-called facts."
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i By EDWARD CURTIS
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NEW YORK un - The colors,
the ; lights, the bunks, the space
are i enough to make an ol pig
boatman cry: "This ain't the old
Navy."
And it isn't. This is the jNavy
of the deadly Nautilus, the world's
first atomic-powered submarine,
which will be launched Thursday.
It's also -a Navy preoccupied by
"habttability."
It would do no good for an atom-Ic-powered
submarine to be able
to stay at sea indefinitely j if. its
crew couldn't stand up undlr the
wearing days in their cramped
quarters.
Men Kept at Peak
To keep men's minds and bodies
at their peak on long atom sub
cruises the Navy called in Indus
trial designers J. Gordon 4ippin
cptt and Walter P. Margulies.
As a result, the Nautilus ill be
the most livable sub ever j built
It is the first craft of its kind in
which livability has been 'ai main
concern from the outset.
One aim of the designers was
to give the crew's quarters j a dif-;
ferent look. This would giye the I
men a feeling of being away from j
their jobs when not on watch. j
Special berths, with foam hibber i
mattresses and bedside slights,
were installed. There are specially!
: designed shaving mirrors; and j
washing and drying machines j
for the laundry- , ! - - !
Red Seat Cushions ; j
In the crew mess area, (bright
red seat cushions and yellot walls
giye visual relief from the fiarrow
range of colors used elsewhere.
The mess tables are designed to I
be folded away or can be convert
ed into benches for use as) movie
shows, card games and letter writ
ing. ;The sub's hull is the first with
' two decks, one for officers and
the other for crew, i
jThe officers' staterooms are de
signed for two and are planned so
one can work while the other t
sleeps. i
! Among the other ; firsts j on the ;
atomic sub is a dumwaiterjto car
ry food from the galley to! the of
ficers' pantry on the upper deck, j
Ike Asked to
Assure Jobs
For Seameii
I WASHINGTON I President
Eisenhower was asked Wednesday
to da something about lassuring
steadier employment for merchant
teamen on the West Coast.
The request was made at the
White House by Harry LUndeberg, !
president i of the' AFL Seafarers!
International Union. He also heads i
the AFL Sailors Union ofj the Pa
cific, i
i Lundeberg said after conferring
with Eisenhower that he i had dis
cussed some of the problems of
the merchant seamen on the West
Coast, including "the tips " and
downs of the employment situa
tion, i
j He added that he wants more:
stable employment for his men.
and indicated that he had mippest. !
ed to Eisenhower that the govern-!
j ment take some steps to keep more
ships operating.
Lundeberg was accompanied to
the White House by Sen. Khowland
(K-caun. t
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