(Soc. II) Statesman, Salem, Ore., Thiir., Apr. 2fi, '56
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ovict, British Leaders Close
Conferences in Somber Mood
" tr RICH ARD K, 0 "M ALLET J Communist Boh Nikita Khnish
LONDON kT-So iet and British chev tramped grimly out of No.
leaden Ddel their London talki! Downing St.. artrr final em
in a aomber mood Wednesday : WJ meeting. Prime Minister
night. But there were indications ; En. standing behind them man-
fcolh ill hail the conference Z " ' "TW:
ilat Denies
Romance With
Ava Gardner
Bombproof Army
Warehouse. Plan
Under Study
War Debate
Splits Zion
land's most famed ballerina, dunce , te"u Mr. Mmlh w
"Swan Lake," a Russian favorite. ! magazines' have been picturing as
VUM to Edlahargh I the possible next husband of film
Thursday they pay a flying visit ttar Ava Gardner.
HEIDrXBERG. Germany I -iVAllltllIltl
U. S. Army spokesmen disclosed
British Judge
Fines Russian7
For Drunkenness
IrviRg Berlifl Donates Show
LONDON n A Russian
NEW YORK ( -Songwriter Ir-! allies will go to augment the
ving Berlin has given hi. musical ! '"!' revenues from its ownership
' show "This Is the Army" to one of ?" " "
official who a 1 1 e n d e d Tuesday vorite philanthropies - the I . . b B
ROME. Italy tf-An acquaint- Wednesday a plan to replace most j JERUSALEM, Israeli Section I night'i party at Claridge'a Hotel "God Bless America" fund. hin ai a contribution to the military
ance Wednesday identified a mvs-' overseas 'rebouM 'tn bonlD- -Wednesday's session of the 24th I ' S" chief,1 Bulganin and; The gift, announced Tuesday services during World War II. It
Mr Smith- mkr. v.. . Zionist World Conzresa had to be -r . means tnal au penormance roy-,as prriurinru uj ynnr
- -....... ......... , ..,. nmci ainmij un ir - isiraifi a f ill in iMisv nn nmna 1 J . I. -
. . (T uimnuuu ivmiv "'T' . . . . . i , Dfi rounu uie WUI
suspenoea occause 01 a siormy , chafe.
Spokesmen at the Army's Euro- debate over whether Israel would
pean headquarters here said sup- De jiisimea m I preventive war.
LI: . L J 1 . L"
a iIted sucs,V;.rd R.ch.rd Butler. was red-faced and lmocl : Friday morning. Then they j, SrfE? St"
to Kdinburgh and return in the A rfporter JeC0gnized the man Pllf" ould flown to forward-! Menahem Beigin, leader of the
evening. They plan a news con
ing world ten'ion.
! Premier Nikolai Bulganin and
net around the world.
Berlin set up the "God Blesi
America" fund in 1940. Since then
! a total of $232,500 has been granted
inr iT rimr l or rn
Gcnnady Vladiminovich Klirikov.i ,.,,. ,
27, pleaded guilty to being drunk' KLALA LLMPLR. Malaya
on a North London street at mid-, The government is urging Malay- to the Boy and Girl Scouts. Thert
D'8ht. . I ans to eat domestic fruit instead has also been a gift to th Camp
ThT.S" .T w W ? "" dollar, a girls. ; ,
tiiiav Itw mnnlam irrinaa itrannaf I
j tut iui fit. 3, ft ava, vi ani 0
Gradualism'
Ovil Rights
PlaB Rejected
area supply dumps directly from Nationalist opposition in the Israe-
tklHelv crattend U.S. Storehouses, li nsrlinmont hMm tho rishiila
looked tense. will got to Portsmouth, board the n . Di,,...i i Rar-rea udd1v bases overseas hv idlmo tk nwcrKt thai "in trade delecation
A Slword British communique soviet cruiser Ordjonikidze a a d, ciK.JU ' rk: , lh. ..i "'like those at Kaisers'. Lantern. ! renei the enemy not wasinc a I asked.
sad for borne. w.. k-. 11. h.ii.iIh ih. rn. I Germany, and La Rochelle. Bor- war of aezression but a leeitimate Klirikov grinned. "Yes I was
From the start of the talks, ' manlic report. He explained he deaux and Orleans. France, are defense of a nation threatened in , Claride'g Tuesday night."
gnoTuy aiier io iwo aoviei irau- had siven the name Smith to poiemiai aiom oomo larxeis hs very existence. 1 ,. ,1,- ..,.. .. 1. i-
era arrived AprU 18, the British : Italian DhotoeraDhen to avoid and should be eliminated, they . Implying that Israel should seek! anything might have happened rJ V.V" '
rang dowa the curtain on further
bargaining:
"The final stage of the Anglo
Soviet discussions was completed
Wednesday afternoon. The results
will be announced after the re
turn of the Soviet leader from the
visit ta Scotland tomorrow eve
ning." Word spread In diplomatic cir-
Vila urn. m . n v . ....rvu..v j ,
ment will report no sweeping; ""'"T F;T
, and pears thai come mainly from
1 at 11.1 1 . 1
, laiuurnid. Aiaiaya pruuuvrs una- ;
i'w..n' na and pineapple crops but lot of
achievements, but claim advances P"'. . f1 ,a"B fl'-
and Russians have been at logger-' nublicitv - iiaid. ' to enlarge its political boundaries, j there. Pay five shillings (70 cents'
heds. . j "There is Just nothing to those The spokesmen called the new he declared "the JewUh people , Please.
The outbursts by Khrushchev magasine stories," SUvestri said. ! pian "The Modern Army Supply have right on the land of Israel
midway in the visit seemed a, "Ava and I are very old friends.' System." They said it came from 'n " historic entirety."
barometer of Russian disappoint-' She often comes to Rome, and ; the Pentagon, Army headquarters I The uProar Droke oul 'BeB 'he
ment and chagrin that what started ! when she does it is natural that ' 1. u'ashinEton and would be tested Dext speaker, Jacob Hassan, lead-
see eacn by the U.S. 7th Army in West;" .
! W.ASIIINGTON I A group of in several relatively minor
Ne?ro leaders has rejected "grad- spheres.
D.ilism. . .as a way of achieving , PregreM Made
iivil rights." I For instance, there was a rumor
I- After an all-day meeting Tues- prowess had been made on ruble
Jay. the conference of nearly TJ exchange rate. The Russian! now
fersona issued a statement saying Peg the ruble at four to the dol-
hiat quite some progrers" has wr. a ngure unreauuKauy nign
teea made toward imolemenlinf on tl world market.
fce Snpreme Courts decree! Both sides are likely to repre-
2ainst racial segregation in the wot the conference as having re
public schooL But, they said, "theivived the old "spirit of Geneva"
pace was considered to be toe in a minor key.
low and the progress inadequate." But testy public outbursts by
; Accordingly, the meeting-held P11"! mJy , a vU"
Under sponsorship of the National hd tlrt demonstrated facing
Assn. for the Advancement of Col- f"" y ,lld. rfeme,rt
red People (NAACP.1 appointed , he, 1m'or '"J rf d'erence
k steering committee to push for 1 7th Mldd EMt- f" run'
innAi,. 1 w fication. disarmament and East-
this committee was Kheduled in
Xew York next week. The confer
ence also called for a big NAACP
membership and fund railing
Urive. -
Named bead of the steering com
Jnlttee was A. Philip Randolp
chief of the Brotherhood of Sleep
ing Car Porters. Randolph told a
pews conference the new group
Would try to arrange a meeting
kith President Eisenhower for a
discasslon of what Randolph
termed "the nature of the prob
lem of the present civil rights
fsrisis."
'.Randolph said "gradualism was
rejected at a way of achieving
pivil rights on the ground that alt-el-
almost century following the
Emancipation Proclamation Ne-
Jiroes are still victims of discrinv
nation. . ."
lie said the Conference recom-
Itiendcd that Negroes should hold
themselves "politically uncommit
ted" in the coming election cam-
West trade.
After a day which saw two long
conferences, the two Russians took
box seats Wednesday night at Co-
vent Garden Opera House and
watched M argot Fonteyn, Eng-
AirTankerV
Explodes; Six
Airmen lulled
ABILENE. Kan. An Air
tanker plane, with at least I men
aboard-, crashed - and exploded
Wednesday about 10 miles north
east of Woodbine. .
Witnesses said at least six bodies
were seen in the burning wreck
age. Planes of that typerKCT7.
normally carry a crew of six.
The plane, based at Forbes Air
... .v,,,... ,iv..vi. , disc ei jupena, wn rrvuriru vn
paign. Judging the opposing Demo- a routine training mission.
cfrats and Republicans on their civ-1 Henry Obermeyer, a fanner
1 rmms posiirorai ana ineir recoras planting corn near the scene, said
British experts said they felt the
talks bad been worthwhile any
sometimes we might
other for dinner.
"But it is not romance, and,
these magazine stories about a'
Germany in July.
way. They feel they were given possible marriage are just plain !r00D STO"1- ASKED
a chance to assess and measure
the trend of Russian policy which
has followed Moscow's recent de
nunciation of Stalin.
ridiculous. Nobody should be able
to build a dinner once every few
months into a king-sized rumor
like that"
WASHINGTON I - Sen. Mag-
nuson (D Wash suggested Tues
day the government should stock
pile food for use in an emergency.'
the Israeli parliament, retorted
that '"whoever preaches war com
mits a crime against his people."
Beigin's adherents called out that
Hassan was a "Moscow agent"
and a "traitor" and prevented him
from continuing his speect. The
session was then suspended.
Natural gas is now the sixth
largest U.S. industry, says the Na
tional Geographic Society.
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Study to Probe
Koad Reflectors
OKLAHOMA CITY Ul A prom
inent psychiatrist will attempt to
learn whether light reflectors lin
ing the Turner Turnpike lull mo
torists to sleep.
The Oklahoma Turnpike Authori
ty Tuesday authorized Dr. L. J.
West, head of the University of
Oklahoma Medical School psychia
try department, to conduct a six
month research program. ' -
Dr. West said he will attempt to
determine whether the reflectors
tend to ''hypnotize" drivers, and
re thus a factor in accidents on
the M-mile toll road between Okla
homa City and Tulsa.
he thought the plana was going
to bit him, so he jumped oft his
tractor and ran. He Mid one engine
was burning and the craft explod
ed after rt bit the ground. Wreck
age was strewn for a distance of
a quarter of a mile. The wreckage
was burning for three hours after
the plane hit. 1
Mrs. Paul Hansen, who saw the
crash. Mid she did not see any
one bail out f the plane.
Graphite pencil leads and dia
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The State Highway Commission
will sell at public auction
on the property described below
at 10:00 a.m., May 11. 1950 ;,
A parrel of land lying In lha South halt of Section 1,
Towmhlp t South, Ranga 1 Went, W M , Marlon
. . County. Oregon, and being a portion of that tract of
tend deicrlbed In thai rartatn deed to State of
. Oregon by and thru Its Stale Highway Commleaion.
recorded in Book 464. Page M of Marlon County
Record! of Deeda: the said parrel being that por
tion of said oroperty lying Nortneaiterly of a Una
which begins on the Norm line of said property at a
point Which la 147 feet Nortneaiterly of I when man
ured at tight angles tol the HW centerllne of the
Poitland-Salem gxpreatwiy al located and rum thenre
South S ir tut parallel to said J4W centerllne US
feet, mora or leat, to a point opposite station L4W
, 1MJ4JS W en said centerllne; thence Southeasterly 400
feet, mora or leas to a point an the Easterly line of said
property which point Is SZI feet Northerly of lha South
wait corner of that tract of land deerrlbed In that deed
to Albert Lengrea recorded In Book IK, Paga 120, of
Marion County Deed Record.
The located centerllne referred to above la described
' at followi! Beginning at Engineer's eentrrnne Station
L4W 1S444J3 11. said Statloa being lit 1 feat North and
Sill feet Weal of tho Boutheait corner of the John M,
; Push D.LC. M Townahlp 1 South. Ranga 1 Watt,
tS. thence South W tr Eait 111 II feel: thence on
. a iplral curve right (the long chord of which bears
South XT 41" Eaati i feet; thence on a Mil 7 foot
radius curve right llhe long chord of which bea t
South H" 11' tail) Ml 14 feet; thence en a iplral curve
Tight (th long chord of which bears South II II' IS"
r- laatl 111 tee to SUUoa lieJI.l..w.... ,,.., ,.,;,...
The parrel af land to which thla deacriptloa applies
contains I II acrea.
1 ie property it s part of the former Mart H Saury prop
erty and Is located on the aorlherly title of the Portland
Salem IxpreuwlT )ut beyond the Hayaevllla Interchange,
' The property la No. 11 171. ,
The minimum price which will be accepted li tl lMM.
The properly will be sold on lha bam of non-liahillty nl
the State for highway embankment alldet which may an
eroach oa the property.
Conveyance will be by Bargain snd Salt deed with com
pleto reitrtrtloa of acceaa to the Portland-Salem Eipreii
wwy. The dead will contain condition that the property
Shall ner be ucd tar lha placing, maintenance or dupliy
ef any (dvertliinf llgu. bill ar potter, wilhln view af the
Portland-Salem Expreeewer, eicept auch .thereof aa may
edvertlee tfia uae to which tht property conveyed la de
voted, or for the a la er Itaat at aaid property or any
portion thereof.
TBRMS Of SALI: Cash at tint ef ule. Tht right b ra
aerved to accept er reject any ar all bull.
INFORMATION: W. M HASKIN
OREGON. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
STATE HIGHWAY BlILDING
SALEM, OREGON
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