' 2 Statesman, Salam, Oregon, Monday, August 15, 19551
Britain Fears New
Attack From Irish
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Army; Guards Set
LONDON W Britain mounted; cussed," a yard spokesman said,
guard Saturday against New at- There was an air of wartime
Ucki from Irish Republican (IRA) alertness throughout Britain,
terrorists as Scotland Yard tried to I "Close the escape routes' was the
track down members of the armed; order in the British Isles and the
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Shrines Readied for Pilgrimage
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gang who raided an arms depot
Saturday.
There were fears the IRA would
strike again. An IRA leader was
quoted as saying new violence is
inevitable.
But Scotland Yard officials were
tieht-liDoed about published tab
loid reports that special measures
had been taken to safeguard Queen
Elizabeth II. vacationing in Scot
land, and Prime Minister Sir An
thony Eden.
Extra Gvards
TheSunday Graphic said extra
guards had been rushed to Balmor
al, Castle to watch over the Queen
-and the royal family, and that oth
ers were assigned to Eden who is
staying with Lady Eden at their
country cottage, Broad Chalk, in
Hampshire.
"Security arrangements exist, of
course, but ' they can t be dis
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on a scale minaiui oi woria wari
II days.
Stole Gang
Army investigators said at least
eight and possibly up to 20 were
in the armed raiding party that
overpowered an unarmed guard at
the Arborfield Army Depot and got
away with machineguns, rifles and I
ammunition.
Three young Irishmen have been!
arrested and linked with the at
tack.
Berkshire County police said
about a fifth of the stolen ammuni-
tion has been recovered but of the I
weapons in the loot which includ-1
ed 53 Sten guns, 10 Bren guns and
two rifles only a pistol has been
recovered.
The outlaw IRA fanatical Irish
nationalists banned even in the!
Irish Republic are pledged to
fight for the unification of Ireland.)
D eriver Greets Ike for
'Work, Play' Vacation
DENVER (JPh President Eisenhower got a rousing "Hi, Ike!'
welcome on arrival here Sunday, sight for an extended work-and-
rlay vacation.
The President's SuperconsteHation, Columbine III, touched
down at Lowry Air Force Base at 6 p.m. (MST) after a 5-hour
39-minute flight from Washington.
Eisenhower stepped down the
ramp from the plane to be greet
ed warmly by his mother-in-law,
Mrs. John S. Doud, at whose home
he will stay while in Denver.
Big Kiss
Spotting Mrs. Doud, the Presi
dent grinned and called "Hello,
Min." Then he planted a big kiss
on -his mother-in-law s cheek.
Also on hand to greet the chief
executive were Gov. Edwin C.
Johnson of Colorado, former Gov.
Dan Thornton, Mayor Will Nichol
son of Denver, Maj. Gen. John
Sprague, Lowry Air Force Base
commander, and Aksel
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Llama's Kill
Flees Tibet,
Asks Asylum
TOKYO (t The elder brother
of Tibet's Dalai Llama has fled
his nation's Communist rule and
been granted asylum by the U. S.
Embassy in Tokyo, it was learned
Monday.
. An American spokesman said:
"He has been in Tokyo about X
days and will be given a perman
ent visa to the United States by the
end of this month.
He is Tagtser Denprabcbe, a
well-built six-footer, who like his
more prominent younger brother
is also a spiritual leader in his na
tion.
The Dalai Llama formerly was
the politico-religious head of his
nation. He lost at least a portion
of his eminence when the Chinese
Communists, conquered Tibet in
1951.
The Communists "elevated the
: Panchen Llama to prominence. He
has remained more or less as their
sponsored religious chieftain, a
position of great influence in Tibet.
The American spokesman said sons greeted the President at the
Tagtser, after be reaches the Unit- airport. He stood smartly at atten
ed States, "will be attached to an tion while the band played the
American university (still un- Star Spangled Banner, then he re
named) for research on Tibet in I viewed an honor guard.
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New Reserve
Enlistments
Forecast Low
WASHINGTON un Some P-nt
agon officials said Sunday they
won't be surprised if many young
Americans are slow to sign up for
short term military training unless
there is an actual or threatened
jump hi monthly draft calls.
The new reserve law, which
President Eisenhower has directed
the armed services to put into ef
fect as soon as possible, permits
men under ISMi years to volunteer
for six months of active duty to
be followed by 714 years in the
reserves. L
During this entire eight-year
period these volunteers cannot be
touched by the draft but they can
be compelled to take an active
part in reserve training and activi
ties.
The new law, which falls short
of all-out universal military train
ing, includes no penalty for a man
who decides to sit it out and take
his chances on not being drafted,
During the fighting in Korea.
when the armed services took in
as many as 200,000 in a month,
Including up to 80,000 draftees,
most young men figured they were
going to get into uniform one way
or another, so they either waited
to be drafted or volunteered for
one of the services.
Now that monthly draft auotas
have dropped to 10.000. the odds
against involuntary induction have
risen to a point where some young
men who like to figure percent
ages neither volunteer nor worry
much; about being drafted.
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MT ANGEL Canbv's shrine, called the Annunciation, is one of several shrines readied for Monday's
crond annual Marian Pilgrimage at crooked tinger. ine norai pilgrimage win ne ai z:jq ana
the candlelight pilgrimage, S p.m. Inspecting the shrine, shows before decorations were set op,
.are Jeanie and Rosemary Bockelmaa of ML AngeL
2nd Annual Marian Pilgrimage
Due Today at Crooked Finger
SUtmaa News terrtc
MT. ANGEL The second an-
Nielsen, nual Marian Pilgrimage to Holy
an old friend, at whose ranch higS Rosary Chapel at Crooked Finger
in the Rocky Mountains the Presi- will be held Monday afternoon
dent plans to go for some trout and evenine. The floral pilgrim-
fishing later this week, probably age is set for 2:30 p.m. and the
aDoui weonesaay. candlelight pilgrimage for 8 p.m.
This is the fourth summer In a Thousands of people are expect-
row the President has vacationed ed to take part.
in Colorado. 1 Almost th entire narish of
Mamie Not Along - some 70 people including chil-
He was not accompanied by Mrs. dren, plus helpers from ML An-
Eisenhower, but she plans to join
him for the return trip to Denver
her home town when the
President flies back east for a day
Aug. 24 to address the American
Bar Assn. convention in Philadel-
i phia.
A crowd of several hundred per-
the fields of language, customs and
culture. . "
He will be sent under terms of
the Refugee and Relief Act. under
sponsorship of the World Council
of Churches.
Hi Ike!'
Along the three and a half mile
eel and neizhborinc cities were
spread over the entire pilgrim-
Albania Reds
Blast Greece
For Attitude
LONDON tfl Communist Al
bania Sunday protested Greece had
adopted an "openly opposite atti
tude" toward her bid for patching
up diplomatic , relations between
-the two countries.
Tirana radio reported Athens had
replied through , U.N. Secretary
General Dag Hammarskjold to a
suggestion advanced last June by
Albania for resumption of normal
relations
' The Albanian move came along
with that of other Soviet satellites
falling in line with the "new look"
policy proclaimed by Moscow.
The Athens government is re
ported to have told Albania that
conditions did not exist at this time
for establishment of diplomatic re
lations claiming that "There al
legedly exists a state of war" be
tween the two countries.
The Albanian government cate
gorically and definitely rejects this
allegation," Tirana radio said, i
Blast-Rocked
Ship Reaches
Port Safely
SAN FRANCISCO 1 With
gaping hole in her deck from an
eneine room explosion, uie ;w
route to Mrs. Doud's home on tree-1 wegian motorship Tancred arrived
shaded Lafayette Street, the 'here before dawn Sunday, bringing
crowds waved greetings and called ! two young crewmen dead and four
"Hi, Ike!" to the President. He i seriously burned or injured, j
responded by waving. The explosion occurred when the
At the buff -colored brick home ship, inbound from Marfila. was
of his mother-in-law, another large about 120 miles west of the Golden
crowa naa assembled, and there : Gate, in response 10 an sua, .ne
age area Sunday afternoon, erect
ing shrines along the line of
march, making garlands, decorat
ing, banging the giant size rosary
and putting up the canopy.
A group of ML Angel business
men moved stumps and sawed
and set up trees to form the six
large shrines.
All the shrines, except the one
sponsored by Canby and repre
senting the Annunciation, are
formed of large fir trees set
about a tree stump with the
boughs cut to form a niche for
the statue. The Canby statue
has a cloth dress and veil and
had to be placed in -a wooden
shrine . as a safeguard against
rain.
Shrines are sponsored by Sil
verton, Canby, Stayton, Wood
burn, Jordan and ML Angel.
The Citizens Band, composed
of musicians from Silverton and
neighboring cities and directed
by Charles Yukl of Salem, will
play before and during the night
procession.
The Rev. A. M. Mayer of River
side, Calif., who came north on
the invitation to be the, speaker
for the Candlelight Pilgrimage,
arrived Saturday.
At The Theaterg
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THE MAN FROM LARAMIE"
with Jamev Stewart.
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Dennis O'Keefe and Abbe Lane.
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with Richard Todd and Jean Pe
ters. "THE GLASS SLIPPER" with
Leslie Caron and Michael Wild
tag. NORTH SALEM DRIVE-IN
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ture and Jean Simmons.
"THE MAN FROM BITTER
RIDGE" with Lex Barker.
HOLLYWOOD i
"UNTAMED" with Tyrone Pow
er, Susan Hayward and Richard
Egan.
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Flames Destroy Cafe at Border
ASHLAND (UP) Fire early
Saturday destroyed Ruby's Kitch
en, a well-known restaurant on
the Siskiyou summit about 10 miles
south of Ashland.
CAR OVERTURNS
TURNER A car went out of
control just west of here Sunday,
striking a bridge rail at Battle
creek road and winding up on its
side on the bridge. No one was
hurt. The driver was identified
as Elwyn Jones of Turner.
State police Sgt. LeRoy Kraft
said the blaze apparently . started
in defective wiring in a refrigera
tion unit in the basement
Loss was not estimated but own
er Les Stanfer of Klamath Falls
said it was partially covered by in
surance. - !
were more shouts of welcome
"Hi, folks," the President called
back, "it's so nice to see you
again."
He stopped to shake hands with
a few of the neighborhood young
sters and also insisted on holding
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uia pv&iuun on me siaewauc tor a
couple of minutes when one of the
kids, 13-year-old Larry Modesitt.
had some trouble with his cam
era. '
"Have you got it all right now?"
Eisenhower asked the youngster,
who nodded gleefully that he had
managed to get his picture.
'Beat Morse'
Major Work
Of State GOP
U. S. Coast Guard tender Willow
put a medical- officer; aboard the
Tancred in seas so rough the Wil
low couldn't get her S small boat
back aboard. She towed it into
port. t j
The Tancred made it to port on
her own power. She carried a crew
of 42 and 12 passengers.
KLAMATH FALLS UK Wendell
Wyatt of Astoria, chairman tf the
Republican State Central Commit
tee, Sunday told h picnic here
rnar I iron An Kuniih ixme' w a
Jte defeat
Car Strikes
Salem Man
Ralph J. Morgali, 80. 1290 Oak
St.. was admitted to Salem Me
morial Hospital Sunday evening
after being struck by a car in
the 100 block of S. 12th St.
Police listed the driver as Dr,
Carl W. Emmons, 410 Fawk St
Morgali, taken to the hospital
bv Willamette ambulance; was
reported in '.'good" condition by
late Sunday. He was in a state
of shock at the scene, but the
examining physician found no
injuries. ! I
Gar Injures
Stayton Man
Statesman Newt Srrvire
STAYTON Carl Clifton Ti
tus, 69, of Stayton Route 1 sus
tained a badly lacerated arm and
bruised leg Sunday when struck
by a car in front of his home,
State Policeman Malcolm C.
Clarkson reported.
; The driver was listed as Ralph
Vernon Huber, Turner Route 1.
Santiam Memorial Hospital,
where Titus was brought, late
Sunday described his general
condition as "apparently good." ;
He had not as yet come out , of j
the anesthetic. !
Clarkson said witnesses told
him that Titus stepped out from
behind a westbound car and was'
struck by Huber, eastbound on '
Highway 22 two miles east of
Stayton.
ment proposed "conditions" that
might lead to normalization of re
lations. ! - i
Greece referred to "agents of in
ternational communism" in Alban
ia and requested the repatriation
of Greek "military men" still be
ing held by Albania.
of Sen. Morse D-Ore).
"Despite Sen. Morse's vindictive
crystal-gazing," Wyatt said, "we
are having unprecedented pros
perity without war...President Eis
enhower also has given us bold
world leadership and made Amer-
Tirana radio said Alban a de-,,cas iens sug reaay.
scribed these conditions as "un-j He characterized Morse as "a
founded, unacceptable and out-,politican who goes out of his way
rageous.
Mosquito Bite Helps
Police Trap Youth v
NEW-YORK (at A mosquito
helped police catch a youth wanted
in a Bronx gas station holdup. -Levis
Nedd. 18, was arrested alt
er alarm went out for a man with
adhesive tape on his nose.
Nedd said he put the tape on his
nose to cover up a bad mosquito .
bite. I
through pure maliciousness to at
tack the personal integrity of our
great President"
Other speakers at the Republi
can picnic were Jess Gard, Port-
1 a n d. national committeeman;
Mrs. Olive Cornett, national com
mittee woman; State Rep. Ed
Geary, Klamath Falls; Sig Unan
der, state treasurer; and Klam
ath Falls Mayor Paul Landry.
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Dana Andrews
Elisabeth Taylor
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Flint hand axes, made and used
all over the world in the old
stone age cannot be reproduced
by modern man, says the Nation
al Geographic Society.
Portuguese
India Border
Under Guard
NOVA GOA, Portuguese India U)
Reinforced Portuguese police,
many of them armed with tear
gas bombs, guarded jungle bor
ders with India Sunday night They
had orders to throw back any in
truders supporting the Goa-for-In-dia
campaign
Acting Police Commandant Joa
quin Pinto Braz is directing Goa's
police defenses against the expect
ed Independence Day flood of In
dian demonstrators. He said his
men have been ordered to make
no arrests unless , violence de
velops. Indians, who won independence
from Britain eight years ago Mon
day, want Portuguese India under
their flag.
Braz said reports from India in
dicated at least 5,000 marchers
will attempt to enter Goa Monday.
Most of them are expected to in
filtrate through dense forests and
jungles in northern areas during
the night, then march toward Goan
towns.
"But we expect a far less num
ber," Braz said.
Goan officials- from Gov. Gen.
Paulo Benard . Guedes downward
predicted the march would not
raise a serious threat to Portu
gal's continued control of this
pocket of 600,000 people.
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