I Sec 2 Statesman, Salem, Ore- Wed- Sept. 22, 1954
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Bus Strike
Feared Near
PORTLAND W A work stoppage
by: employes of Oregon Motor
Stages was indicated Tuesday in
a dispute over wages, u i ,
B. W. Wilson, company manager,
said the firm's financial condition
was such that wages had to be
cut two weeks ago for employes
on the company's runs to areas
between Portland and Oregon City.
H. T. Oathes, official of the AFL
Street, Electric .Railway and
Motor Coach employes union, said
the cuts amounted, to 20 to 30 per
cent in take-home pay. j
He said this and, other changed
conditions of work made it likely
that employes ; will ' refuse to
continue work. . r
Thirteen drivers and lour shop
employes are affected.
Nixon Asks
Stevenson to
State Policy
L EAST LANSING, Mich. W '
Vice President Nixon demanded
Tuesday night that Adlal E. Ste-
; venson say how the policies of a
Democratic Congress in 1955 would
differ from those of the Truman
administration. .... ' .
i Nixon, in a campaign speech at
a Republican rally at Michigan
State College, gave the Eisenhow
er administration's reply to recent
charges by Stevenson that the ad
ministration is a "give-away gov-
eminent" and has damaged ' Uni
ted States prestige abroad.
j "Up to, this time," Nixon said,
i "we have nothing from him but
: quips and criticisms without; one
i positive constructive suggestion as
j to what his party would do." :
j "Under the circumstances, ' we
j can only assume, as ins national
I chairman admitted in answer to
a question recently, that' all a
Democrat Congress offers, is a re-
; turn to the policies of the Truman
i administration.
v "Unless Mr. Stevenson tells the
American people how he differs
from those policies we shall have
to continue to remind the people
what those policies were. .
Nixon is making an eight-state
tour on behalf of congressional
candidates. .
London Company
Delays Building
For Archeology ,
LONDON m Prime Minister
Churchill Tuesday applauded a
building company for delaying its
work to permit archeological ex
cavation of a 2,000-year-old ; Ro
man temple uncovered in central
London.
Extra police were called out to
control crowds at the temple site
in the heart of the busy financial
district The ruins were turned tip
in preliminary digging for a $11,-
200,000 14-story office building, j
- Works Minister Sir David Eccles,
said Monday it was impracticable
to preserve the temple despite its
archeological importance. .
A marble bead of Mithras, Per
sian god of light adopted by the
Romans, has been removed from
the ruins. An ancient ' coin and
some bones also were found. One
floor of the temple is made of
oyster shells. . i
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Diggers Find
Clams Costly .
FLORENCE, Ore. (fl For the
618 razor f clams three men dug
recently on China Creek Beach
they paid 3613.50. j ; !
State Patrolman Thomas Fithian
caught them before they left the
beach. Since they were legally
entitled to two dozen each, they
had 546 clams above the limit. '
They paid fines of $200 each,
plus total costs of $13.50 in justice
court. They were able to keep the
legal number of clams. The rest
were j sold; to the State . Game
Commission for $10.50. , .
The three identified themselves
as Eugene L. McKinley, EJvin
Harris and Robert Harris of
Yachats. j . ,i i
Portland Man
Named President
i ' : , ,
PORTLAND (A The new
president of the Portland stake of
the Latter Day Saints Church is
C. Carifle Carlson, who has been
bishop of ; the Portland second
ward. j i; ' i .
He succeeds George L. Scott,
who after 15 years as stake
president,! -becomes senior stake
president in the entire church.
Scott is i ; bureau manager of
International News Service here.
Carlson is an attorney.
,1
Society Honors
Spokane Man
SPOKANE W - br. f! R. Mor
ral, metallurgist for the Kaiset
Aluminum and Chemical Corp.
here, has been elected a Fellow of
the American Assn. for the Ad
vancement of Science, the compa
ny reported Tuesday. ;
Dr. Morral heads the company's
X-ray section of the department
of metallurgical research, and has
been a member of the association
for more ithan 10 years. '
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Ref ugees in
Saigon Gash
With Policei
SAIGON Indochina Ufi Five
hundred refugees from the north
fought police here Tuesday in a
demonstration .that deepened Viet
Nam s government - army crisis,
Two men were killed and 'several
wounded as the police fired to dis
perse refugees.
The aims of the demonstration
were interpreted variously.
The French News Agency said
the I refugees were demanding for
some reason that they be returned
to North Viet Nam, soon to fall
completely under Communist rule,
Promotion of such a demand would
help Red agitators presumably as
signed secretly to refugee groups
to foment trouble.
But Gen. Nguyen Van Hinb, the
chief of staff who is still refusing
Premier Ngo Dinh Diem's order
to take1 a "special leave" in France
that the Army interprets as exile,
said the refugee group demonstrat
ed in favor of Diem against the
Army. He charged that the gov
ernment promoted the clash, arm
ing the refugees with ; clubs and
bottlesto attack the police.'
"The Array has definite proof
that the government provoked the
troubles this morning in Saigon,"
Hinh said. ,
The refugees are among a third
of a million who abandoned homes,
farms j and ' business, and moved
southward many aboard U? S. Na
vy and air transports to avoid
falling into the hands of the Communist-led
Vietminh as , it takes
over North Viet Nam under the
Geneva agreement ending the In- j
dochina war. -
Pinball Owner to
Appeal Decision 1
To Highest Court
PORTLAND W Portland's
anti-pinball ordinance will be
earned to the U. S. Supreme
Court, a major pinball machine
owner said here Tuesday.
Stanley Terry, the pinball oper
ator who recently lost his anneal
to the State Supreme Court, said
be would make the aoDeal to the
high federal court. 1
A lower court once found the
ordinance unconstitutional, but the
State Supreme Court later reversed
that. Terry appealed for a re
hearing, but tiie court refused that
While the appeal is being made
the machines can stav in operation
An estimated 2,000 machines have
been in play here since 1951, when
the ordinance was passed. In that
time they have not had to pay a
fee to the city, as they did prior
to the, passage of the ordinance.
RED BEARS? 1
VIENNA (INS) A Czh
newspaper says there are abwrt
2,000 - bears living in-Czechoslo
vakia. The animals, although
moving I freely, in the country's
vast woodlands, are harmless, the
paper asserted.
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