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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (April 9, 1956)
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SUITE Bookcase Bed; 6-driw-er Dresser 139.00, 4 famous manufacturers Sim mons, DuPont, Burlington Mills and U.S. St.l join with Words to bring you this fine quality ' sleeping comfort ot the lowest possible price to you. MATCHING SIMMONS BOX SPRING $19 BUY FOR 10 DOWN ON TERMS $3y LONDON ur-Mosrow Radio said Saturday Russia would lwrc her efforts to speed the industrial, ization of Communist China by helping to build IS additional plants. The proeram would amount to aooui minion ruuwi inc broadca.it said. The rate of ex change was nut given. The fixed diplomatic rate la 4 to I). Russia previously agreed to help with the construction ot 154 indus trial project. The 53 new projects include metallurgical plants, machine ' building, chemical worki, artificial- fibre and plastics factories, elec tro technical and radio technical industries, a synthetic liquid fuel, factory, electric power stations and research institutes (or an aviation Industry. The agreement also provided tor the expansion of Soviet aid to Red China m geological work. Assistance in railway construc tion formed another part of the agreement. Anastas Mikoyan, a first deputy Soviet premier, signed the agree-, ments today in Peiplng on behalf . ot Russia. Vice Premier Li Fit- Chun signed for Communist China. : Mikoyan has been on a tour of Southeast Asia and China. What Communist China will have' to pay for this help waa not Indt- -rated. In the past, the Soviet Union has exacted food and raw materials from its Asian neighbor-1 for assistance under the Red Chinese S-year plans. There have been persistent re-. ports from Hong Kong and else where that Soviet performances hav not kept up with promises of economic aid to Red China. . whose S-year plans for industrial-, ization have tagged badly as a, result. Abandoned Child Better ELSMERE. Del. - Jlmmjr'' Trout, a JH-year-old child who was found abandoned In a cross roads New Mexico town six weeki i ago, - was reported "much inv proved" in physical condition here Saturday. The boy is being cared for at " Happy House, a home for handl- canned children here. His parents, Carl and Sarah Trout, were arrested in Milwau soueht since the child was found in New Mexico. They said they abandoned Jimmy because he wai . mentally retarded. The couple was turned over to New Mexico', authorities. Miss Eloise Cardullo, director of Happy House, said "Jimmy' seems much Imoroved. both ohw sically and emotionally." She add. ed: "We don't consider him mental-, ly retarded, althoush he is emo tionally unstable. We are giving! him help along these lines and also giving him orthopedic treats ment. ' Rft&iieeft hat tabe) wwu4Inef lm e.'v vMa rv aezv r .uv uiiieii ( he falls easily and can become , easily bruised while at play. He it getting careful supervision to help . prevent this." ' Coiv Hazard 4 M 7 ATS S Af . . trnnrv n r m piui inha Walter Simmons of Ladner. B.C. practicing forced landings in farmer's field here late Saturday,' came face to face with the real tnmg. . Police said the pilot told them a cow loomed up is front of him and he piled the light aircraft into a tree when ha swerved U) miss the animal. ' Jim Woods and Jim Wallace, , operating a tractor on the Va dtr Btam (arm, ran to his aid and shut off the plane'i ignition to prevent a (ire. Simmons waa a White Rock hospital. OSC Program lo ; Aid High School Science Teachers CORVALLIS-Oregon State Col lege has' been selected as one of V loading colleges and research laboratories across the country to offer special summer employment this year to high school science teachers. Selections were made by Future , Scientists of America Foundation, Washinston. D. C. which is soon- soring the program to acquaint hi ah school teachers with recent advences In science and with op portunities for young people in the , science fields. . Teachers picked by the founda tion to work at OSC and the other institutions will be assigned as re search assistants oncience proj ects. They will also have an op portunity to take, some course work during regular summer ses- ( sion. The Dalles Youth, 11, Found Dead From Hanging THE DMJ.F.S - Jerry Hill, 13-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Hill, was found dead at his home Friday nijiht, hanging from a basement water pipe with a sash cord around his neck. The coroner listed the death as a suicide. However, his parents said the vmith had not appeared despondent and that .they knew oft no reason (or his action.
