8-(Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Fri., Dec. 2, 1955
Military
Broadcasts
Said Jamming Police
Presidential Nomncc Sells Groceries COP Delegate Plan Adds to Soutll Tofal
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! LOUISVIU.E, Ky. f"v- Police lextrpmely inadeqtrate in a com-
"Chief CarlHeustis Mid Thursday mynity of half a million citizens."
? the jamming of police radio "by Warren Lane, chief radio tech-
."military aijwals from overseas is nician for the police force, said
seriously hampering police oper- complaints were made early in
ations at times. November to the Chicago office of
Federal Communications Com- the Federal Communications Com-
"mission officials reported the same mission. If replied that the intcr
thing is happening in niany other ference came from II. S. military
I' Pities, adding it is being swamped operations outside the country."
y complaints. The jaming stopped for awhile
And the military, according to but Jast Sunday started again.
.the Louisville Times, has refused Lane said it has reached the point
" to stop the jamming. where the poli.ee radio is complete-
'Our radio frequency Is being ly deadened for hours at a time,
f jammed ta the point that we ar.e with no communication possible,
".forced to place our squad cars at Lane told the Tillies he talked
'fire stations when this occurs and by telephone yesterday to the chief J
-Mmisn enman ny -leiepnone. engineer 01 ine ri.e monilcinnii
. ' Jleustte said. "This obviously is station at Chillicothe. Ohio, and
was advised:
"The Commission has had very
many complaints. The FCC" is do
ing, everything -it can to stop the
interference, but the military has
refused to discontinue the block
ing of teletype signals or to chue
their frequencies , . ."
Chief Heustis' complaint was
submitted to' Mayor Andrew
Rrnaddus. who planned to ask the
FCC in Vashington for relief.
Dei-a-iuuiion
Gambler Wins
Tax Decision
MILWAUKEE. MT 'A Milwau
kee man who testified before a
'Senate committee in 1951 that he
,'iet up to a million dollars a year
non college football and baketliall
. games, has won dismissal of a
' criminal charge alleging "evasion
of federal income taxes.
The indictment against Sidney
k. Brodson was dismissed Wed
nesday by Federal Judge Kenneth
Grubb.J'he indictment accused
Brodson of defrauding the govern-
anent of $79,621 in taxes.
Counsel for .Brodson, who testi-
, r,
Church Head
PJans Tour of
Military Units
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follows: Arizona 14. ' -Each sta e gets at leastjonr
Colorado 1R, Connec- delesates-at-large. They also get
1? Idaho M, IWO Hir cam irpiwmauves Ml
CHICAGO The South will t strength as
hav hmffr voire next vraxin California iO,
.. ... m . fv.1 n...ar
Tir!." , i. T') 'ndian. 32, Iowa 26. Congress it iare. II the staf,
The GOP National Committee Kansas 22.' Maine 16, Maryland &ZEJS2?
adopted an apportionment plan Massachusetts M.cmga n . ., ."J , " '
Thursday boosting the total of dele-! Minnesota 28. Nebraska U a- e o -,t ge i mJ
Jersey 38. New Mexico h, -iw " "V . uT u ""?'
York 96. North Dakota H. Ohiojsional d.strict which cast at least
egon lit, Pennsylvania vo, z.uw nn )nr
South Dakota 14. Utah 14, Vermont eacn cawing w ,. icasi jo.ooo
Texas, which went for President ; 12. Washington 24. v est wrg inu -" . .Tm
Eisenhower id WSJ. had its dclega- 161, Wisconsin 30, Wyoming u. uis-, .or ? "'":
tion increased from 3a to 54. Thel.rict of Columbia 6. Puerto Ricorongrmman ta tojtoto
i. lni.nrf n S and Virffin Is anQS U nian, .iuii.
rf.t.ffai. Ktr,.ncr,h nnlv hv Cnlifor- r The rules adopted by the J952ibta. Puertgtiety d tw.
nia, Illinois. New York, Ohio and convention made these protisions
4 gate to tha 1856 convention from. da -12,
the l.m in 1952 to 1,323.
J Of the 117 net gain. 13 southern
and border slates picked up a total sn,
of 98 delegates.
i lands had tpec'ial allotment,
PKRRINVILI.F, U'ash. Fred C. Proehl, right, who runs a little country rroirsroads grocery store near
Seattle, jokvs. with a customer, 0. ('. Perrin, after Proehl learned Thursday he had been named by
Greenback Party as' its 1956 presidential nominee. Proehl also was party's presidential nominee
in 1952. (AP Wirephoto)
Pennsylvania.
The rules for determining the
number of 1.j6 delegates and the
same number of alternates were
adopted -by the 19.12 convention.
Among other conditions, they pro
vided fur "bonus " delegates if a
state went Republican for presi
dent or elected a GOP senator or
governor or gave strong support
to a GOP consressman.
Sixteen stntes, Alaska and Ha
waii get bigger delegations under
the apportionment announced to
day. The states, the size of their
!" delegations with the 1952 fig
ure in brackets:
Alabama 21 1 14. Arkansas
fin, Florida 26 UB, Georgia
(17', Kentucky 26 ( 20. Louisiana
20 (151. Mississippi 15 (5, Mi
souri 32126). Montana 14 8. North
Carolina 28- 28, Oklahoma 22 16,
Rhode Island i4 t South Caro
lina 16 6i. Tennessee 28 20i,
Texas 54 38r Virginia 30 23'y
Alaska 4 (3K Hawaii 10 .
The other states and territories a l
maintained their 1952 delegation yu
Bishop Says U. S. ?J
n ii i nnniiri iiiiih
at CASCADE MEuO
V Time to start thlnkinj about those presents for dad top, it
brother, uncle (even father-in-law). Everything from
I
B-B gun for junior to an Ivinrude motor for dad. ; '
OMAHA if The president of
the National Council of Churches
of Christ in the U.S.A. will conduct
religious services on foreign soil
over the Christmas holidays (or; ..-.,.......
the members of the arrned forces. Bv JAMES-IIl T( 1IKS(S
tf 1 irnMnVTiQ U'auh .A A .itn.
u, t i ill tuuiicii a k v n r r m i nnnrn wii-iviu-h, vwv.n
S?. rS.H.iS? rJhu Jl;!ad'Ptpd resolution Thursday try grocer assumed modestly
iSZlt rllT ti lZlnt 'hing Dr. Eugene Carson Thursday the distinguished role ,f
l.2.hniifLTi'BIke of Philadelphia, to accept he nation's first nominee for Pres
&!SL wf .hL nrfl ? h m i " invitation from Donald A. "dent in the 1956 election.
''1 As a matter-ef fact, Fred C.
w.. .......... t.w.m m-f rtf ti.m A: Vnr,.a 1 PMM ol -7". ri.
n ifi a uiic, i i win, at i.i, i.i iriui.il nunc in i
Greenback Party Candidate Selected by Mail
Offers Mediation
In Cyprus Issue
Tied before the Senate Crime In
vestigating committee, sought dis-
expensive to defpnd.
Dr. Blake will visit stations in ous about money than he is about
, "" , (jreeniand and lbrador. The sen- his chances of nosing Ike or anv-
as denied, due process of law be- gjaKboard . instructed Dr. Blake one else out of the Wnite Rouse.
government, uirougn ; "lo ,ssure frose jn the armed
jeopardy tax assessments, had de- ,orcM of our prayers. our remem
Jnved him of his assets after Oc- bra'nees and our gratitude for their
3ober 1951 Brodson told the court .j jn ,n northernmost out
Ae did not have the money to de- post of ollr natl)mn, d,.fen;ie."
Jfend himself. w r ni;ike s departure is sched-
Brodson still must satisfy a tax uled for Dec. ltith and his return
en filed against him by the In- on Doc. 2Hth.
Coluiuliiu (JilliHt
Season Closes
lemal Revenue Department Oct.
21. 1951, shortly after Jie testified
In Washington. The lien is a civil
case and not part of the dismissed
criminal action. .
Th tax evasion charce was re
turned in 1953. It charoed Brodson ASTORIA The fall gillnet
failed-to report income from 148 commercial usning. season cioseq
to 1950 amountinf to ttS7 203. in the Columbia River Thursday.
risnermen saia u, was me mira
consecutive year the fall season
has been poor.
They said fishing picked Tip '1
He was nominated by the Green
back Party. There whs no flurry
and fuss about it; no convention:
no television: just . a quiet mail
referendum lli niiiniiation as
iirmojinmt by t!ii' p iily cli:iiniiaii,
John Z;ihnd. .it lir.lianapnlis.
The p.irfy name pretty much
outlines it main aim greenbacks,
and lots of 'em.
Who would stop printing it, a
reporter asked.
'"Public oIlK ials." he replied.
4 says he objects to the system
under which the total of bank de
posits in the .ration was listed in
mid-year at 2(Hi billion dollars
while all money in existence in the
nation was reported at "only 35 bil
lion. '
Note.. Mortgagee
"The difference is in notes nnd
mortgages." he said, "and banks
Instructional
Gains
NICOSIA, Cyprus Arch-
i bishop Makarios Implied Thursday
the united States has offered to
mediate the Cvprus dispute, which
could make paupers out of all of threatens' the unity of NATO's Fast
us overnight." j Mediterranean flank.
Proehl was once a banker in! "It gives us great pleasure to
Minnesota. (Should he oerchance ""'e 'be I'nited States is interested
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Issuing last
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Proehl says he favors'
them instead of interest-bearing , Administration
bonds to finance such things as
government power projects.
For that matter, he added, the
national debt could be cleared vp
by the issue of greenbacks 'I', s.
notes as contracted, with Federal
be elected President, he would be
the first frpm Otter Tail County,
Minn.) . "
"And I want to emphasize that
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Reserve Board planned to do in
1920 to deflate the linancial .?'
tern. Those plans led to the
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Proehl i pronounced Pray'e) sai l
he was cashier and the largest
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Under the' old ' Farmer-Labor
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in helping to find a solution to the
Cyprus question," the black-robed
leader of the Greek Orthodox ma
jority in this restive" British colony j
said in an interview.
The archbishop has had several
talks lately w ith U.S. Consul Ray- j
mond Courtney, but neither dis-;
closed the topic. i
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