2-(SfC I) Statesman, Salem, Ore. Tuc. DecTl3, 19351
North Europe Areas
Buried inBlizzards
LONDON t Winter's first
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Europe under deep snow Monday
and sent avalanches tumbling on
homes in Norway.
A father and his 1-year-old
State College
Construction
Eyed by Board
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PORTLAND W Committees
ef the State Board of Higher Edu-
cation Monday discussed construe -
linn of, new facilities for state
upponen college,
Preliminary plans far the pro-
a l l a l . . i a
posea one-nuiuon-aouar romana
State College student center were
gone ever by the board. J. F.
Cramer. Portland State president.
said it would not be oos&ible toig"PPM m a sun-sero cold wsve,
provide parking space as request-
ed by the city planning commis-
Oregon State President A. L.
Strand was authorized to put ar -
chitects to work on plans for a
second dormitory unit at the Cor -
Vallis college.
m
O. Meredith Wilson, president
ihe university at Eugene, reported
that about one-fifth of the student
body at his school were married
couples. He said be hoped private
builders in the area would provide
apartments for them.
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Atltnorttauon Ot President tlmo
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fl"rT...'f S u:!f' I visions broad enoueh to encom- tion from Englewood Evangelical Ruction or armament pronimuon : he
i r r-t srarn uui uiu una siaiuiory pro- i . .
1!L S Y ol, V l, J'pass It." i United Brethren Church for per-; of atomic weapons ana 'ine uireat
! y ' tion of a wouu of Western rail- building without observing set-
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FuH board action on committee
recommendations waa expected at
Ti-tH.ti'. .inil i
Tuesday ttession. I
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DENVER UB Supply of winter
range ami pasture teed in the 17
Western states was said Monday
esiern siaies was saw juonaay
by the U. S. Dept. of Agriculture;
to be a little better than it has
been lor the past three years.
The Agriculture Marketing Serv
ice of the department said in its
report of Dec. 1 that the reported
condition of range feed was 7) per
cent This was 1 percentage points
higherUhan it was a year ago but
dowa I per cent from a month
earner. .
The service said cold, snow cov
er and dry conditions reduced the
condition of range feed mare than
usual during November. The 73
per cent rating was S percentage
points oeiow uw iv-year average
of 71 per cent.
The reported condition of cattle
and calves was 80 per cent, com
pared with 82 per cent month
ago, 71 per cent a year ago and
the 10-year average of S3 per cent.
Condition of sheep and lambs
was rated at S3 per cent, the same
as last month.
A -POWERED CARRIER
NORFOLK. Vs. Iff! The Nor-folk-Virginian
Pilot Monday quoted
unidentified "high Navy officials"
in Washington as saying the Navy
will ask Congress for an 85 000-ton
atomic-powered aircraft carrier in
its request for funds for the 19SS
fiscal year.
for K. .nd'eEst'rv S Summerf.eld exceeded his author-1 The Council recommended re
trAtnZSJa in Puttin th PrimenUl new.l of 26 liquor licenses for
Ing at Oregon State. . nnss and voted not to recom-
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SALEM
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i daughter were killed by 250-yard-
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wiae avaiancne on rian.'mii '
j land, in Norway's Lofotens. Their
nouae was cru a arcung a.--
wncn uwre uur.ru .n..r.
without loss of lite.
Denmark was blsnketed
snow. And snowdrifts four to live the Council decreed that now there "n"!"" up
feet deep blocked many roads in win t B0 parking on the west, 0 15 yM". pmon
Wales and Scotland. Nine British j g,d. , Church Street, between!
glider pilots caught at a hut MO
feet up on a hillside in England's
Shropshire country battled through
huge drifts to safety.
Gales pounded much of Europe's
Atlantic coastline.
A royal navy helicopter won a
big gamble to pluck a sick watch'
1 man from an anti-invasion fort-ai
mile out in the English Channel,
j Pilot Lt. Andrew Hudson landed
the helicopter on the roof of the
ion wim us wnreis oniy incnes .
, from a .Wfoot drop into the raging
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i blowing.
I Th Moscow radio said the north-
! part of European Russia was
with blizzards, expected..
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! WASHINGTON l A Post Of -
fice Department experiment
carrying some ordinary first class
(mail by air was upheld ,Monday
h the i, s Tnnrt nf Annpait i
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Kirkland had ruled the postmaster
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ment in the transportation of mail
but that oroloneed exnerimental
dispatch of three-cent mail by air
is not within his authority.
Lnder the experimental
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Icludintf mail beat-ins air mail nnt.
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Registered Cars
DETROIT. Mich. (A Chevrolet
increased its lead over Ford divi
sion In new car registrations dur-
October,
Figures as published Monday by
Automotive News credit Chevrolet
.1 The court rejected the conten, mission to build a Sunday School ot a new war.; by
with 1.35$071 registrations during Sprinfffleld Official
this years first 10. months. Ford, . r n ,
division figures were 1,299.641. For
nine months the figures were Chev
rolet 1,220,094; Ford division 1,168,
$50. The Industry total for the January-October
period was 6.041,768.
In the same 1954 period the indus
try total was 4,528.624. with Ford
in the top spot with 1.144,770 reg
istrations and Chevrolet second
with 1.122.038.
In the battle for third place this
year Buick registered 646.952
against Plymouth's $57,920 in the
January-October peri ad. Their
nine-months figures were Buick
585.650; Plymouth 615,569.
Oldsmobile continues to top Pon
nac for fifth place. The 10-month
figures show Oldsmobile S01. 646
registrations against Pontiac's
448.211.
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SEWING
CENTER
Hollywood Dist.
Dn-JLi-I Jm
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M&F Block
Revised Again
(Story also on Page 1 )
Salem City Council ordered still
! annihnp nark inn
change at the
j yieieT Frank b
block Monday.
Af(er A6man CIay.ton j0Mt rc.
ponj that the recent revision had
! resulted in congestion and many
I withiparkine tickets for Mega! parking.
Center and Marion, on weekdays
from 9 a m. to 9 30 p.m.
Last month the city had posted
a sign which in effect prohibited
parking during store hours when
traffic is heaviest in that block.
The fact that store hour varied
during the week led to the con-
fusion officials said.
j Anntnrr Problem
i. Tackling another traffic problem
,cUd prohibit park-
,hB att i,u ,J Hioh Street
jbeUeen Ufele and Rural where
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the 30-ioot wiae sireex is navnjr proposal to give President Eisen- j office termed the outbreak the lne larm P'an" 01 lneir P'auorms
traveled. This restriction carries on hower'i "open sky'' inspection pro- fyear's colest. Edmonton's, early I,e sa'd vyi"K "W s ho could
uic similar nu-pi laiiipt ww wiv.
from Mission to Lefelle. !
Four new designated speeds I ment deadlock,
were accepted by the Council j Only the Soviet Union and its
after recommendations from the four satellites were In the opposi
State Speed Control Board and tjon as the committee the main
the city's own Traffic Safety ; political body of the U.N. - voted
Commission. ' 53 to S in favor of a disarmament
These are: Pine Street. JO resolution advanced by the United
miles an hour instead of 23; Wl-1 states, Britain, France and Cana
lace Road, from Bassett Street to da
city limits. 25 instead of 25. anij HenryXaboi Lodge Jr.. the U.S.
from fcflgewaier to uasseu, a in-1
stead of 20; the bridge connec-
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iter t0 the bnd8e' 1
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Net Meeting
Aldermen set their next meet
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mg tor Tuesday night. Dec. 27.
.nH rolloH nnhlii Ywarina i that
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Kalr linat
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ih tn iwkuil licenses
1 nVt 'ioned bv
; pe'Monea d
)A,leyi ind tne u-
Capitol Bowln?
b'ooden Shoe. All
licenses sre decided ny tne state
Liquor Control Commission,
wh'ch recommendations
'"m he Clty Council. -
Homage to Saint
MEXICO CITY M An esti
mated 500.000 woman t-amonci ,
inched their way through the Ba-1
silica of the Virgin of Guadalupe
Atonaay to pay nomage iu aicm1
co's oatron saint.
Nearly 1.000 persons " collapsed
in the crush. Over 350 nurses. 200
medical aides, 27 doctors, and 27
ambulances and motorized units
of the 'Red and Green Cross
worked throughout the day to care
for the ill and injured.
Announce Retirement
SPRINGFIELD, Ore. The GENERAL DIES
resignations of Police Chief Harry FERNANDINA BEACH. Fla. (ffi
Matsler were announced Monday. A heart attack at a motel Sun
Both have reached retirement age i day night took the life of Maj.
of 65. j Gen. Frank D. Merrill. 52, New
City Manager Robert Turner I Hampshire highway commissioner
said Howard will remain on the and leader of a famed band of
Job until a successor Is found. I World War II Junglelghters.
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HANDSOME FUNCTIONAL HASSOCKS
Ideal st TV Seats
or oFtomsruI Smart"
Designs and Colors
as Low as...
Fr Parking Fr Delivery
OPEN EVERY NITE TIL t TIL CHRISTMAS
miwiTi Tiuiri Limit unmet i km ruiuiiii
1 Corner State and Commercial
Former Clerk at
The Dalles Admits
Stealing Funds
THE DALLES 0 A. C. Grin
die, who resigned a city clerk
treasurer June 30. pleaded guilty
Monday to converting public finds
to his own use.
Rust djw.,0ted , lhorU(,e o( $2i678
in the city general (und.
Circuit Judge Malcorqn W. Wil
kinsnn said he would sentence
G r i n d 1 e Wednesday afternoon,
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Ike Inspection
Plan Blessed
By U.N. Unit
t'NITED NATION'S. N Y.
T. iim d.im,i .
;dorsed overwhelmingly Mondav a
f " J
Kram , IirK. conaerauon in new
attempts to break the disarma
delegate, hailed the -vote as ."a
very great day" in the history of
lne , , A ,
' The rMolution now needs ony,
the endorsement of the full Gen-1
eral Assembly. A similar vote is '
expected there
The Soviet Union said it object-
d to the four-oower oroDosal on
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Ithe crounds it failed to stress re-
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Sentencing of
Sherry Due
PORTLAND UH Sherry Pong,
24. convicted of second degree! the governor said. Reindar Bugge, president of the
murder last week, will be sen- Beck said Sunday after his res-'coos bay bank, and E. C. Sam
tenced Friday, Circuit Judge cue from the tower that his wife mons, president of the Portland
Alfred P. Dobson announced Mon- and children were III and starvi
day:- '
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gan, who prosecuted the case, said
that under Oregon law, a li f e
sentence is mandatory if the judge
a.ab. - Brinn
term. Mrs.
Fong couid piacej on probation,
noweveri ne Mjd.
PRUSSIAN COIN
VERDUN, Que. Leslie Fer
guson, 15, found a three-mark
Prussian coin dated 1776 in change
he received at a Verdun store. But
experts dispelled the idea it might j
be of considerable value. They said !
the Coin was in poor condition I
and probably not worth the 50 !
cents Leslie thought he was get-!
ting.
$ J50
Blizzard Hits
Canada Area;
Traffic Slows
REGINA, Saskatchewan
The year's coldest blizzard
churned eastward across Alberta
and Saskatchewan Monday night.
In Regina the mercury dropped 37
! degrees to five
below zero in
j three hours.
Heavy snows, driven by arctic
winds of up to 50 miles an hour,
stopped nearly mobile. Bus and
plane schedules were canceled and
trains were slowed.
The storm was expected to con
tinue Tuesday.
So far only minor traffic acci
dents were reported but search
parties were out at various points
looking for persons who had dis
appeared in the storm. One was a
6-year-old boy in Regina.
In rural areas, many children
were bedded down for the night
in thai ahffkTAim m ritv .twi.
! nw nviiuuu vuuit. Vsli.T
were dismissed before the worst
of the storm hit.
In Fdmnntnn Alia th u,.mr
i year i coiaesi. r. a mono ton i early
low.
T otter Scaler
Faces Mental
Examination
OKI.AHfiMArrrv i A .
traught family man who crawled
250 feet up a television tower here ,
Sunday was returned home Mon-
day where it was indicated a men-
tai hearing probably will be ar-
ranged for him.
Asa Beck, partially crippled by
hin.ii.n i?j . i i.j
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termed his family's plight.
Sheriff Tom Grunden from near-
Guthrie took the man in custody
saying officials there "probably
will give him a sanity hearing.
Meanwhile Gov. Raymond Gary
released a statement to newsmen
that Beck's wife and children are
drawing $136 a month in state pub-
lie welfare payments. 1
"That shows his family is being
taken care of in as satisfactory a !
manner as the law will permit."
tdeclaring he intended to jump ."by !
' If II. AA 1 . 1 1
u u mry UUi mn jcvi neij. i
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Authorities declared Beck's fam
ily is "better off now than it has
ever been."
WU Graduate Wins
Pakistan U.N. Poet
PORTLAND OB Word was re
ceived here Monday of the ap
pointment by the United, Nations
of Victor D. Carlson as a social
welare advisor in Pakistan,
He is a graduate of Willamette
University who left Oregon in 1941
after eight years with the Oregon
Public Welfare Commissision. He
later taught welfare at the Univer
sity of Denver.
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Theatre Time
Table
. CAPITOL
- "WHITE CHRISTMAS1' at: 3 St.
1:41 and in r,
THE STEEL CAGE" at: 1:
3 11 and SOT
, HOLLYWOOD
"YOTJ'HB NirVtR TOO YOUNG"
it: T 00 and 10 IS
"THE RAID" at: S OT
Farm Dispute
Politically9
'Dangerous'
CHICAGO - Leaders of the
American Farm Bureau Federa
tion Monday advised political par-
against taking the highest
I bidder" approach to voters down
, on tn farm- ,
Charles B. Shuman. nrtsident of
1 ....
lhe organization, said he would
I "M 10 Doln parties remove
' the level of price support'' from
i H,u,,,,pr iii'ki m
could
have '"dangerous" results for agri
culture. He told newsmen that car
rying out any promise of farm
price supports at a "high, fixed"
level could result in "prices going
down and surprluses continuing to
accumulate."
Roger Fleming, secretary-treasurer
of the federation, said there
is nothing' in political history since
1947 "to substantiate the assump-
uon that larmers and ranchers
'" Riv UP ln!ir birthright of
l"um l lnf ""ncsl Dlaa"- J
Shuman and Flem.ng appeared
at a conference at ttic feder-
ation's annual meeting. The dele-
'bh arc rAin.-iru 10 rciinirm
.,nflr ,avor ,or IleJ"Dle Pe sup-
Bank Merger
Permit Sought
PORTLAND A proposal
to merge the U.S. National Bank
of Portland and the Coos Bay
National Bank was disclosed by
officials of the two banks Monday.
rency had been asked for appro v.:
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aj. jney gajd shareholders of each
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bank will meet in mid-January to
vote on the matter.
The Portland bank has a num
ber of branches throughout Ore
gon. The Coos Bay bank, organized
in 1915, has deposits of $10,634,966.
PHONI
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MARTIN and LEWIS
"You're Never -Too
Young"
Van Heflin Anne Bancroft
"THE RAID"
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High Court to
Rule on Union
Right Claim
WASHINGTON l The Su
preme Court agreed Monday to
rule oa whether a company which
says it cannot afford to grant a
wage increase may be compelled
to open its financial records to
a union.
The court acted in response to
a government contention that an
employer could shut off wage ne
gotiations merely by saying it is
in no position to grant a wage
increase.
Involved in the case which (he
court agreed to review and rule
on are the Truitt Manufacturing
Co., Greensboro, N.C.; and the
AFL Ironworkers Union.
In another action, the court
ruled that' an. employer who fails
to comply 'with a NLRB order to
bargain' collectively with a union
must do so -"within a reasonable
time or be guilty of. contempt.
Don't Let Your Head Cold
Keep You Awake Tonight!
flew Vlckt WtndefDrug Nasal Spray lets yon breetkt
almost as if jour cold had (one-so you sleep!
Relieve hud-cold distress of
blocked, stuffv nose so you
slirp with Vicks new nasat
spray, Medi-Mist. Use the Clinic
Style Atomiter as directed.
Feel swollen membranes start
to shrink. Breathe again for
hours olmoit m if your cold
STARTS TOMORROW
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ALL FURY... on tht ovtsiitl
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City Project (
Plan Reviewed:
By.Aldcrmcn;
Salem city aldermen are now re
viewing details of -a city long-range
project list from which priority
needs will be determined for tha
special election ballot in May,
Exolanation of the proposals
have been made recently by sev
eral city officers in talks before
committees and clubs, but actual
details on a department-by-depart
ment basis have just been publish
ed in a 47-oage City Hall report.
This is in addition to the recent
21-page digest of street projects
proposed for the next 10 years.
Bond issues proposed In the over
all report include estimates of
153,000 for airport improvement;
$944,000 for hrtage replacement
and street widening; alternates of '
ti40.ooo or $91,000 for fire alarm
system, plus special ta levy;
$211,375 frfr library remodeling;
$750,000 for 4no acres of new park
sites, plus special continuing levy
of t35.ooo; 13,000,000 water line
bond issue.
had pone.' Helps fight germ-in
fection with Vicks new wonder
drug combination, Cetamtum
and gramicidin plus antihista
mine. By makers of famous
.Vicks VapoRub.
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Last Day
"White Christmas'
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"Steel Cage"
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