c, I) f.!.i!f 111. in, S.(!(iii, Ot , hi, Mar. Hi
Colons Told A-War
Means Fcrinanciil
Damage lo llciw.il)
fcASIIINGTON (J A 1'ivrrn-rni-nt
ckntlt id TlutrwJay
idriprfd nurlrar honih altadi
am lh lulled Slates would (ur
catetirophic rhanjM In humtin
briity tnd a (rturi from
Senate Voles
'Dual Parity
Boosts Funds
M7 alia aa ',.ff
USTILil I
dual parity lyitrm. . .'.
J f. L"' Tl'ta cumulative- and 1. ''passed on
43 pending amendment! to III flection-year
farm bill.
Sen. Kllender D La. chairman
of the Renal Agriculture Commit
tee and floor manager of the bill,
aid there wasn't a chance of final
action on the meaiure Thursday
night. But the Senat appeared to
' be driving for passage before the
Weekend.
On amendment approved dur
ing th night teuton would create
a iperlal commission to find new
Induitrial uaei for farm product!.
It wai offered by Sen. Curtli (R
Neb) and approved on a voice vote.
Administration efforts to knock
- dual parity out of the election year
farm bill ailed by a single vote.
Tb roll call on this key Issue wai
New Fartty Farnala
President Eisenhower'! forces
wanted major crops supported un
der a new parity formula which
bacame effective this year. It
raised the pric level for lorn
crop but lowered It for others
among them wheat and corn.
But the Senat chose to stay with
th dual parity provision written
Into the farm bill by Its Agriculture
Committee. This would allow farm
en to use cither th new formula
or the old whichever wat.hlghr
in computing th level of price
supports. ''
Me Flied by Law
Parity ii th pric fixed by law
as fair to the fanner in relation
t his production costs. Existing
law call for crop price supports
ranging from 71 to M per cent of
parity.
Mar Payment
Tb Senate's action Thursday
wai estimated by th Agriculture
Department to mean th ftvern-
snem wouia pay aoout 1J cents a
bushel mor this year on the wheat
- crop or nearly a billion btuheii
and about I cents a bushel more
for corn. Tb corn crop sometimes
topi tore billion bushels.
Sen. Aiken R-Vt), who led the
fight to eliminate dual parity, laid
tb Senate'! decision to retain it
wai "a fatal blow to cur hop for
good farm bill this year."
Health Official
Joining in Turkey
Disease Fight
PORTLAND ll T firM
" Kaplan, epidemic Intelligence serv
ice officer of the Public Health
Service. Joined Oregon health offi
cials Thursday in planning con
trols against psittacosis.
Th disease, which broke out In
two turkey nocks in an area 25
mil west of Portland, ii us-
pecteo: of causing two deaths and
illness among 30 persons who had
Been working with th turkeyi.
with no new cases reoorted In
th past week. Oregon officials
aid th danger appeared about
ever.
D:H2$ Mslor-Vu
Dallas Salem Hwy.
ML SAT. . SUN.
Kirk Donglat,
f Tirana Mangabora
"UlYSSIS"
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Pkfl Carey, Donna Reed la
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Great Actlea
Features!
JmI McCrwa
Tacahnkalor
"WICHITA"
Ala
Gangster Mob
Take Oyer A City!
"PHENIX
CITY STORY"
' 4 CarUans Tut
Th Riddles!
AD th Weaderful
Drfr la Caareaiencea
KMd! Maygrwundl
CompUt Snack larf
Katax In Yavf Carl
wliiih lhr would l no rwovery.
A iturk picture ol the efircti of
run l ar r(linllun wai tivrn I
Hun suhcommiitre hv Ir, .iir
iMon S. Taylor, i lur( ol Ihr aiumir
and radiation physics luliorntory
t( the NaUontil llurcau ol hlnml
rd, II Mid he wm trmilyini
ronwmng opinions ol experts, hut
ii nut genetic 11 tiiuuuU.
Taylor tcstilird "Ihcre would lie
no recovery' genetically from ra
diation elicits if SO or mor I'. 8.
population center r alruck tiy
bomb of on to llv megation
power. A meKaton equals one mil
lion tons of TNT.
General Catastrophe
"In the event of an attack of
" lilJSS. I. Invert...
- n,iir.il ".it r.Liin.
to generation from generation."
lie said that geneticists consider
the effect of nuclear radiation on
reproduction "a very troublesome
problem."
Mor AeearmalUlea
He testified widespread radiation
would caus an increased number
of child abnormalities, still births
and other reproductive losses.
Chairman Ifolifieid (D-Callfl
stated, "We can't atand, then, ai a
nation th effect of a nuclear at
tack on so or 60 of our cities, and
the genetic effect on futur gener
ations."
Taylor said that in the opinion of
experts mat wai true.
Taylor laid that perminabl ex
posure to radiation it regarded ai
about IS roentgenti a year. One
roentgen is a measure of radiation.
He aaid "about th maximum
increase in damage the country
could absorb would be about a 25
per cent Increasean average ex
posure for th whole country of
about JO roentgens."
It wai estimated that the decree
of exposure from a saturation
bombing of the sire discussed by
jayior wouia be w roentgenti.
County Court
Okchs Signs
Posting of directional tigni at
major road intersections leading to
Cascade Union High School was
approved Thursday by Marlon
County Court.
Bequest for th signs was made
through the S t a t Highway De
partment. '
tersectioni of the Turner-Marlon,
Tbey will be located at th in
Turner Aumsville and Aunuville
Marioa highwayi. . j j
Court Dismisses
Child Theft Case
The charge of child theft against
two Salem men was dismissed
Thursday when the defendants ap
peared for arraignment in Marion
County Circuit Court
Deputy District Attorney Joseph
Meier moved for dismissal of the
charge against Glen Caudle and
Bill Rex McGranahan on grounds
of insufficient evidence.
RADIO MISSING
A table-model radio, valued at
$50, was taken Thursday after
noon from Western Auto Supply
Co.. 201 N. Commercial St., city
police laid, A store spokesman
told officers the theft apparently
was--made, during a Jwavy hop
pen' rush.
SQUARE DANCE
AT
Knights of Columbus Hall
With Cly ChMtara U W U4 t.
I H 11 1. I T O. UMk, Caff
NOW PLAYING!
THE TRUE STORY
OF THE KING
OFSWING!
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Plnsf Ftnlwlve Aerannt!
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School Milk
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WASHINGTON i - The hnale
Idle Thursday voted lo accent a
fomjinimixe dill riiniiiiiiina money
for i lioul milk hint livestock ilit'
tutv piuiiiaiiii In the rirnt three
: IINllltllS.
Hut Ihr rmnprumie vm not r
' feptcd lllllil the Itepulilu mil niwle
: t strong effort lo send It hack to
conference with the )lour. They j
were Ix-ntcn In thu on a rollcall
Vote of 4H U,. ;
Thu wai a straight party-line i
vole except Unit Sen, Young Ml'
Nl)i voted wilh the I'ernocrut. ,
The only wniitori mining were
Kefatner 'D-Tenn and Long I-1
U.
Thf conference reHirt no goes
to the House. It wai adopted by
voice vote alter the move to lend
l back to conference wai beaten.
The compromlne had been
agreed upon between Senate and
IUhimi representatives- at t meeM
ing about an hour before It wai
brought up for Senate vote.
Morse to Quit
Air Program
WASHINGTON I - Sen. Morne
(D-OreL Mid . Thuriday , night he
will discontinue until after the No
vember election his weekly radio
broadcasts to his Oregon constitu
ents, carried over some SS Oregon
station!.
Morse Mid In a statement he
will interrupt the broadcasts "in
view of protest of Republican offi
cials against my weekly public
service radio broadcast and In
fairness to radio stations which
have provided the people of Ore
gon with these broadcasts ai a
public service."
Wendell Wyatt, state Republican
chairman, criticized the broadcasts
recently and called on Oregon
radio itationi to provide answer
ing time for GOP candidates if
Mors was not paying for his air
time.
Mrs. Patterson
Awarded Oregon
Education Honor
PORTLAND - Mn. Georgia
Patterson, widow of Oregon late
governor, wai honored Thursday
night as the state's "Education
Citizen of th Year."
Th Oregon Education Assn. be
stowed the honor at Hi annual
convention banquet Rex Putnam.
Salem, state superintendent of pub
lic instruction, cited Mn. Patter
ion for an "outstanding contribu
tion toward better schools for
Oregon's children."
Mrs. Pitterson hat been active
in state school Improvement cam
paigns line the early 1940s, when
she became chairman of an Amer
ican r Association of University
Women Purvey committee on high
choou.
She currently U chairman of the
Stat Board of EducPtion, having
served on that body lince 1946.
Wife Blamed by !
Errant Motorist
A Salem motorist, cited recently
on a charge of running a red light,
cam up with an explanation that
was a bit different, city police laid.
in man said he wai tired of
the erratic way his wife was driv
ing another car ahead of him, de
cided to past her and in so doing
ran the light, according to the ar
resting officer.
WGcdb'jrn Drivc-ln
Friday, Saturday and Sunday
iHtuvfjuiniiFotr
Bob Hope .
the savLnui'
Edgar Bnrhanaa -(isles
Open :JP
Show Starts 7:0
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TAMI'A, Ha i - A oiiiB
Hiiirvloy firrd five U (dlilx-r
bullrti at h-r otraiitfrd iut.nd.
only hil him onrr and rmiipluiix-d
lo police h rw rdi-d "li'inc taigrt
prarlice "
ivtiMlive Ji Breslin aald Mrs
ftulh llurirll firrd Intii tlir tmlf ul
a trailer )w her hu.i.umi, t.u
ginr L. Ilnrrelt, ai retting Ii.tr
nll ai hit once, In the knee lie
wa relented from a huopllal after
treutinenl,
The ofneer said 0e lUrrelli hnd
argued a few hours hclore the
hooting.
TV Due Soon
AtRoscburg
ROSEBl'RG i A new Oregon
television station is expected to go
on the. plr.Jn.lboul.lwp - wceki
here.
- It will be KPIC. th sixth TV
station in the stale. It will pkk
up signals from the parent station.
KVAL-TV in Eugene, and : relay
them to the Koseburg area.
Gene Pierce, station manager,
said the Pacific Telephone It Tele
graph Co. will install a microwave
relay point for the station to pick
up the Eugene signal and re-broadcast
it.
The station, which will broadcast
on channel 4 with-P,70 -watu. t
effective radiated power, is owned
Jointly by Southwest Oregon Tele
vision Broadcasting Co., owners of
KVAL-TV, and Southern Oregon
Broadcasting Co., operator of
KBES-TV, Medford.
Lad's Attempt
To Buy Fife
Engine Fails
LANCASTER. Pa., - A 10-year-old
boy whose big ambition
was to own a real fir engine
made an unsuccessful attempt
Thursday to bid on on offered for
tale by the city.
The bid of $25 wai made by
Ned Sterling 2D. who wrote hit
offer with pencil on a sheet of
paper and submitted H to City Con
troller George L. Diehl.
The youngster's bid wis the
first opened Thursday but often of
$150 and $250 were aubmRted by
antique collectors.
Ned'i parenti said they were
aware of th boy's interest In ac
quiring a fir engine but didn't
take th project aerkmsly.
Smoke 'Not a
PlaneCrash'
That large, black column of
smok which drew curious glance
to the eastern aector of the city
Thursday afternoon was not a
plan crash at McNary Field. Nor
wai it a flaming building, i
Th smoke reportedly came from
trash being burned at th rear
of th Stat Highway Department
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Death Claims
Salem Woman
Doris M. Pearson, M, who lived
at 2210 Haiel Ave , died Thursday
at Salem honpltal.
Survivors Include the widower,
Vern J, Pearson. Salem, and par
ents in Tacoma, Wash. -
Funeral arrangementi will b
announced later by Ho ell-Edwards
Mortuary.
Dress Shop
Invaded by
Brahma Bull
BATON ROUGE. La. A
husky traffic policeman captured
young brshma bull Thursday
after it escsped from a truck
and . plunged into a women'
dress shop.
Th anlmil charged through
the front door, th only entrance,
ran back and forth knocking over
dress rscks, then Jumped into th
show window, drawing a laughing
crowd.
Mrs. Blanch Elliey, operator
of Ellzey'i Sboppe, in the heart
of tb business district, said she
wn awiy at the moment and on
ber return, noticed th crowd.
"And there," she g 1 1 p e d.
"princlng up and down in my
window, was that bull I could
hardly mov at first, I was so
startled."
Officer J. L. Ott, tlx feet thre
and weighing 210. ran Into the
ihop, grabbed the bull by th
tall, then threw it down until
helpen arrived with a rope.
Transient Finds
Luxury in Jail
Th rltv (all and a mattress
probably were luxuries to a trans-
lent found inoozing early Thursday
mnrnlnf In a makeshift bedcham
ber. City polk arretted him on a
Tagrancy charge.
Officers said tbey mad th ar-
rest after- finding a man lying in
.. . . 1 1' i . i
in rear oi an cscaousnincai w
th 100 block of N. Commercial
Street. He bad th upper portion
of hit body inside one cardboard
box and bit feet stuck in another
box, polic added. ,
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7ht SicontJ Gnottst Six
A Happy 0 Uky Mtwkd la Cato
JHJ Cfafff)la)Mf
Th Udlat go on I love itrik o stop
th man from fljhtln.
0tW AttiM Zfmt
Jack PaUaxa . larkwt RmI
"Kill of Hrt"
TtwtP la lit Mr W (Wy wiiiiw
aaxl a Im4 iwtawd. "
aaa iMMhMiiimmn
HOUYWOOD KIDS
ClUI MATINEE
vary $tw4y I 4 P.PL
TMt Wt4i'i IpMhl Htm
JOE L BROWN
"Shut My Big Mouthw
wfcah hw wi mum
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SILVER DOLLAR
QUESTION
KAY'S APf AREl AND PAY LESS DRUO
WIN W 10
$50.00 IN CASH!
J -LAST WEEK-
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CnC UeaM ami CaralW
ratara Ski wMk fa $50
My PUm m $15 and
IVa
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wktm wa ran d Hat. Ptow aiiai H It latwttayl
Taal my win aunt a tp latarttayl .K. j
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Report Made
On Christmas
Seal Receipts
Ttecelpli lotsled f Z3.074 from
the n:, hrutmn seil isle In
Marion County, it reported
i to the board of directors of the
county's Tuberroloais and lleslih
AiMicijition at a Thumliy night
meeting.
Th figure wis a gain over th
1-1,71)7 11 total of lull
The dlrectori approved a bud
get for next year and set th
attrnstlon's annual meeting for
April 4 at Salem General Hos
pital. Fealur of th Thursday night
program was demonttratitm of
work by th Family Llf Com
mittee, including films and dis
ruptions. A discussion of th
film. "Preface to Llf." was msde
by Mrs. Gilbert Jones, Mr. and
Mrl. Robert Mller, Mrs. Howsrd
Mesni of Milt City; and Mrs.
L. E. Marschit. .
The , committee . w U , present
their progrim Monday noon at
l meeting of the Mental Health
Advisory Commite at the First
Congregational Church.
Creek Yields
Stolen Rifle
A rifle taken In a recent home
burglary was recovered Thursday
morning from Pringle Creek, city
polic reported.
Officers paid the missing gun wai
found by two boyi, who law the
butt sticking from the water while
they were playing near the creek.
An Enfield rifle, the gun was
identified by Kenneth Miller. 3313
River Bend roadas on of two
rifles. taken from hli.home.on
March 7. Police laid they were in
vestigating the possiblity that the
other gun, a Springfield rifle, may
also have been tossed in the creek.
Thieves Raid
Polk Home
. ItaUtmaa News atrvlr
DALLAS Two rifles and a
vacuum cleanerwere"i t o I e n
Thursday afternoon from the res
idence of Robert L Foster, in
the Salt Creek Flati district tome
10 miiei northwest of here, state
police reported.
Entry was made through an
unlocked door of th bom whil
th family was away, officer!
were told. The guru taken wer
a .30-30 rifle and 32 rifl.
pCQRNS FROM TNI
tftrl Oft gattff.
Check This Date
March 17th,
Plan dinntr in tht
Oak Room
Then attend th Fashion
Extravganzp-Flowri
for Spring at Meier &
Frank's.
It's a special benefit for new
Fire Dep't. equipment
and only you can make it
a tuccessl
Remember in Salem it's the
Hole! f.lcrlcn
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