Quick Thinking
Prevents Blast
f S . i - . i f
Iii Plane Cr
ash
SHANNON AIRPORT, Ireland un
Quick thinking by an attractive
young New York business woman
was credited Monday with prevent
ing a holocaust aboard a crashed
Dutch KM airliner; in the IShan
ncri River. j !
Twenty eight persons, including
11 Americans, died in the crash in
the Shannon's muddy estuary early
Surclay. Twenty-ei'ht others 15 of
them Americans, survived, j ? ii
Adriaan Viruly, captain of the
ill-fated plane, credited Miss ?EIb.a
beth Snyder, 25, with , saving the
. survivors. 1 j
Quick " - wilted Miss $nyder
knocked a box of i matches! from
the hands of a fellow passenger
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Manila Said
Reappraisal
Sten for IL Si
Reporter's
'Files' Ruined?
By Painters
By HARMON W. NICHOLS
United Press Staff Correspondent
WASHINGTON (UP) What'
new in Washington:
One newspaperman returned
from his vacation to find that
workers around the Capitol had
destroyed his "files." The reporter
had a couple of hundred telephone
numbers penciled on the walls of
his phone coop in the, Senate
Press Room. Painters had covered
who' was about to light a cigarette
nervously as gasoline fumes poured
into the cabin of the sinking plane.
"Undoubtedly Miss Snyder pre
vented a terrific explosion i which
would have torn the craft to bits,"
Viruly told newsmen Monday, "and
4 "." f." Tir his doodlings with white paint.
lives to her.'- - : ;
Miss Snyder, of New; York, is.
assistant to the president of Kem
Card Co. She did not mention her
own action in her first; vivid ac
count of the crash off the New
York-bound airliner. She reluctant
ly -confirmed Viruly's description.
saying:
"I was sitting beside a man as
the fumes iillea the fuselage, and
I had, an impression I was going
to Jsint, : - ' !
"Then he reached into his pocket
and came, out with matches and a
cigarette. His action seemed to
arouse me, and without : thinking
aboui it I knocked the matches out
of his hands. I don't believe the
man realized what he was doing;
It was a very tense moment for
all of us." j j
Die of Asphyxiatioa I I
. Dr. William Flynn, airport medi
cal officer, told an inquest Mon
Barnee Breeskin, the long-time
band-leader atf the Shoreham Ho-
Long, the Democrat from Loui
siana, is the best jitter bugger hi
Congress. The baton man says
that the southern gentleman
'kicks up I a lively leg, and he
does his best "when we strike up
Tiger Rag"; .
praisal of United! States
Dolicy.
. The second step will be
when the western! powers
probably late this j month.
By CHARLES M. McCAN
United Press Staff; Correspondent
The ersht-nation conference howl
under wav In Manila is the first! day that 25 of the victims trapped
of two steps in a historical, reap-!in me capin ot the plane Wied of
i world; a&pnyxiauon irom gasoline! fumes.
Flynnj who made the nofit mar,
taken; tern examinations, saidj there was
meet, no other sisn of miurv on the hod
;to oe-: ies or lunss and no evirfpnr nt
cide the part west; uermany snau; q owning.
play m the defense agains uonw Gn. A. I. Aler. KUi President.
munist aggression iin turope. told newsmen in Amm
Two serious defeats for the free f,;,ir inctrrar,r Ki-
world made the reappraisal urgent-d correct altitud- f th- kt iai
-ly necessary. -. -j . I only two minutes afters its takeoff
T: . ik ....... iu. ..i.thM, r ' I . a
feat in Indochina. Second j there
was the diplomatic defeat in Lur
ope when France killed the Euro
pean Defense Community jfact.
To Halt Red March I '
Victory in Indochina would have
United
I at the
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Commonly, ! old hens, in hot
weather don't - lay many eggs.
they just lie in the shade. But
the lady chickens during the long.
dry spell this year fouled up the
statistics. The butter and egg
publication called oultryman"
quotes the Department of Agri
culture as saying the bens dropped
4,766,000,000 eggs during July, six
per cent above the 10 year aver
age. i
A lot of people in the country
probably didn't eat too well over
the Labor Day holiday. Over 300
chefs were is Washington for a
national convention. All men.
SOONER PIKE
NEW YORK (INS) The Okla
homa Turnpike, put into operation
during 1953 at a cost of $33,793,000,
connects Oklahoma City and Tulsa
and is 88 miles long, according to
the 1954 Encyclopedia Americana
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Promises' Said Offered Workers
WINDSOR HEIGHTS, W.Va.,
(UP) Rep. i Robert H. Kollohan
(LVW.VaJ said Monday the Eisen
hower administration i has offered
America's unemployed "promises
that if . they will only ,. postpone
starving v for a little whiles surely
the economy will adjust itself. ,
Mollohan, in an ' address pre
pared for the United Mine Work
ers Local 6362 ceremonies dedi
cating a war memorial here, i said
"we are told today that tbe coun
try is enjoying an unheralded era
of prosperity, i j
"But to us in' West
just does not ring true." he said.
"Employment in the I coal) mining
industry is at the lowest leVel since
1900. Instead of the 110.000 miners
jVirgmia this
we had employed five years ago.
only about 65,000 are at work to
day and of these, many are work
injg only part time. .
' iLillian Huntley Sigourney who
published 57 books between 1815
ajid 1866, was the first U. S. woman
ajitbor to be rated in the best sell'
ericlass.
onr.iou rasCj
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Neuberser Critical
Of Cordon's Record "
ST. HELENS, Ore- Cffl Richard
L. Neuberger, Portland Democrat
who is campaigning for a seat in
the U. S. ,Senate. Monday criticized
his Republican 'opponent at an
AFL libor Day rally here.
Neuberger said that Sen. Guy
Cordon, : the Republican nominee,
had voted against a plan aimed at
turning the revenues from the so-
called oil; tid elands over to public
schools. !'"'
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PITTSBURGH HJ When this
steel capital observes its bicen
tennial, in 1958 it expects to have
publishedj one of the most com
plete histories of any city in the
arid, j - .)!-.
Author j Stefan Lorant has been
retained to edit the: volume which
is expected to run more than 500
pages, have 250,000 or more words
of textual matter and at least 750
photographic illustrations.
The project is . being financed
by several Pittsburgh trusts' and
foundations. I '
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been possible only had the
'States intervened directly,
risk of war with Communist China
and possibly with! Soviet jRussiaj,
The task of the countries con
ferring in Manila is to prevent any
further Communist encroachment
in Southeast Asia.;
The conferring countries are the
from Shannon Airport aDoeared to
De the most probable cause of the
accident.
r . t , ..
buiuiucat unanimous t
Aler said the members, of the
cockpit crew, all 7 of whom sur-
vived from among the total crew of
10. were unanimous in saying: '
I. The instruments showed they
were climbing when f apparently
they were either not Climbing or
were climbing less Ithan thpv
thought they were, i j
2.. All four engines were t working
riArrvt nil.. f i t
tn, xrr ir - ! ... i .J . .
r e a t Britain! .-i'C kM ,f . . e!g
France. Australia New Zealand. ZZ. T iev "nuj
United States. G
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i.-.Tv,.i,;. Tkoiirf t,v wiacuii uu iiown over tne
utan .-ii ; 1 -! JSh?nnH? at relatively; Jow alti-
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TrMtv OrMniHnn S V. A TO): n e surface until they saw wat-
corresponding rouly to the North jZJaSa-a -!J
,i .Vf !- t- nM,Ut,.f!i Alcr said h il not know why
NATO) i . s T there was such a long delay in
v.. -rv- J j uuimg xneaiarm. flesp,te the
:,rcr:?r -.la. , piane pwximi to the
T".1 But he said airnort offioiai, hA
.Yl V. '' i Ji I understand that something
5 that the Southeast! Asia agreement w" f'
wiU bear comparison with the "Sff contffct lth. Jh
1 North Atlantic agre4ent in Jj? five miDUtes affr .its
There is unlikely to be; any coni- th AmdS. L"PrZ 2ere fJ1
mitaent that the signatory! nations S tJffiP' J heka(?"
' would go automatically to! the aid flf'1 tw?
of any of them yvhich rrght bb nnh TJ?aT Frted-
attacked. Probably there will be np .vi?l0?g elaJ. :??
i . u L..-ii t.L vivors made their wav first in twn
. no standing armyi r f rm 1 8inklDg
Hence, the Southea A,ii (rii. F e. and on f(t Across a
.. ment will resemble morel closely S?? ?wr i-Jn,,dbai?
the "ANZUS" pact, concluded by 5!?.JrJ?ff
the United States. Australia ana m"Ji ".T FkT
suck them under. ! i
event of an attack. . f
The exception to the'consulta
tion" limitation is; the PhiliDoinesJ
The United Stales! is committed ft
defend that country automatically
' An important part of the South
east Asia agreement is. likely to be
the first organized attempt; to com
bat Communist subversion! in that
part of. the world; I ; i
x In the absence of an agreement,
Red subversion might turn' into
open aggression as it did in Indo
china:' With an agreement, there
seems reason to hope that the
march of Cammunism in Southeast
Asia may be stopped.
cio official
Flails Record
Of Congress
The Irish government ordered an
investigation of the cause of the
piane g suddeni plunge intd the wat.
vr...nu uie siowness soft rescuers
in reacmng it.
Sound Waves
Used to Treat
Arthritis Pain
WASHINGTON. fUP ! . IXpA.
icai scientists have found a way
to ease the pain of arthritis, bur
sitis, rheumatism and ; related
maladies by massaging'1 victims
with sound waves. t i
They said exDeriments hav
shown "strikingly successful re-
suits" but did not claim to have
round a cure" for the ailments.
The experts said there also am
indications the sound tnassaeea
might i also be useful, in, treating
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' An flffirial nf the- CIO TntPrnatinnkl somC kinds of cancer.
Woodworkers of! America r said . Jesuits of using the new med
Monday. the S3rdi Congress made Ato(il .werc reported ; here by
"a sorry record, violating the I American ana European ex
BiiMif trust nn iwuA aftpir ism'? I perts at a one-day conference of
J. E. Dicey of Portland; a first I . American Institute of Ultra-
vice president of the IW A, told in meuicine. j n i
a Labor Day picnic crowd i it fa The ound employed is called
the responsibility of organized la- "ultrasonic'V-of suc high fre-'
bor "to see that the ones who Quency it cannot be heard by
voted against the best interests human beings. Such sound waves
- of our people are " replacbd. I can penetrate the body up to sev-
- "Labor should suDoort with vicbr al inches and in doing so both
those who have been our friends;- compress and expand body tis
he said. i . i f sues. . ? ; '
-Dicey was alsecriUcal of the M "suit, the experts said,
National Assn. of Manufacturers I ne patient's cellular tissues re
am! the United I States Chamber ceived a powerful ! micro mas-
of Commerce in his speech at I sage.
city "park. it 'K f '
He charged the 83rd Congress
on five points: j . i - j
it embarked on a giveaway
program in oil,! power, atomic
energy, grazing S lands J. which
Is morally indefensible and eco
nomically dangerous; it lias em
braced a dangerous school iof
- 'trickle down' economics which be
lieves the welfare of the highest
income, groups must receive top
priority; it has Shown callous in
difference to continuing unemploy
ment; it has adopted a trickle
down tax program; it has refuted
the administration claim of a
liberal approach! to problems iof
people," -
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iVire fcr electric nn:
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