Z-jSec I) Statesman. Salem, Ore, Thurt, June II. 56
240 Girls State Delegates to
Select Top Officials Today
(See MTf oa page 1) ' lcrnor art Linda Taonpeoa, A
Tha J40 delegates to tns "lSlk ttof
.nn... r.irb sut it Wiiintti1Bo- Tbey snd ether top ameers
University will elect their own
let of top state, officers today.
Governor s inauguration U tet
for 1 30 pm. at ths Capitol wit
Gov. Ema Smitk- aa featured
speaker.
Candidates for position aa for-
300 Register
In Salem for
DAVMeeli'rig
(rVtars'ea Fas 11. See. 1)
Douglas McKay, Republican nom
inee lor lb U. I. Senate, will
address tlx OrefM Department of
Disabled American Veteran con
vention at II a.m., today in the
Marion Hotel
The public is invited to attend
the speech, Area L. Brew iter,
aUte commander, said.
' The convention esesed her
Wedneaday afternoon with regis
tration at the Marion Hotel. An
estimated got person! an expect'
ed to attend as regis tritiona con
tinua today. v :
Tedar'i tesiioB will open at t
jr. Scheduled events la addition
to the McKay talk include commit
tee sssignments at il:JS a.m.; a
"Lifer's Luncheon" at 12:38 p.m.
for life members of tin organiia-
tioa: a busineai meeting at 1 p.m.,
and "Cat and Dog Rendeivoos,"
( . . . - I - u. J
. a meeting me group i nu ar-
ganiiattoa.
Friday the eonventioa will con-
aider resolutions aubmitteg by
DAV delegates throughout the
atate. Reaolutkma up (or consid
eration Include various measures
concerned with benefits to dis
abled veterans.;., " '
A MMMiwtttl MMftM faM )lM III
the Fir it Presbyteriaa church
Wednesday evening with State
Chaplain. Mrs. Olivt Adamson,
Klamath Falls, In charge. An exe
cutive board meeting followed the
service. . , .v.'.'"
Burning Truck
Stops Traffic
were nominated at Wednesday
coaventioaa of the "Nauoaalist"
and "Federalist" parties.
Campatga Talks
Candidate! gave campaign uiu
t a Wednesday evening rally at
Waller Hill la their quest for
votes at thia morning'! o'clock
elections. ,
Other Federalist Part candi
dates Include: Myraa Browa,
Parkdale, labor commissioner;
Deanae Dayton, Grants Pits, at
torney general; Marilyn Hromaa,
Albany, treasurer; end Jaa Twee
die, Eugene, secretary ot state.
Others carrying the National
ist Party banner; Virgiaie Bat
ter, ajilwaukie, labor eommia
aioner, Taaia Tipley, Portland, at
torney general; Joyce Lawrence,
Aumsville, treasurer; and Linda
Bowen, Baker, secretary of itste.
Wednesday 'I featured speaker
wai Mark Hatfield, Republican
candidate for secretary of state
and retiring member of the Wil
lamette faculty stall.
Bade Things
Hatfield reviewed the history
of equality of womea aad said
slavery and temperance iaauei
were basic things that brought
womea equality before tha law.
"You should not be so con
cerned with women 'i laws that
you ignore total Democracy," ad
monished Hatfield. "Any law that
aliens womea ia this country af
fects our total Democracy.1' -
Today'! schedule also includes
organisation of House and Sea
ate aad measagee from Jack Lar
son, commander of the Oregon
Departmeat of the Americaa Le
gion, aad Mrs. Harold L. Leach,
president of the Oregon Depart
ment of tha auxiliary.
Giro State delegates will con
tinue their study of Democratic
government through Sunday.
P0Geiljng
Cut Okehed
Denial X-Ray
Report Called
Misleading
NEW YORK Wl - Dental au
thorities Wednesday described as
uniortunale and misleading" i im.
report by the National Academy! Sbedeck and Battalion
Firemen Ask
Outside Work
Law Removed
Removal of t the controversial
no-wort" law for city employes
was asked Wedneaday sight when
a delegation ef firemea appeared
before the Salem Civil Service
Conunlsskm. Tke matter waa
takes under consideration after
firemea complained the law
caused much trouble and dissen
sion.
Other business included the set
ting of dates for police entrance
end aergeant'a examinations. En
trance exams are scheduled July
11 and the promotion exams sa
July IS.
The delegation from the Tire de
partment said they spoke in be
half of the entire organization in
asking removal of the law which
prohibits city employes from gain
ful outside work. Fire Marshall
Glenn Shedeck represented Chief
Ellsworth Smith, who was out of
' 'luteaaaa Ntwa Smite ,
SANTIAM JUNCTION A loaded
trailer -truck blocked traffic on ths
North Ssnttsm highway near hers
for . almost sa hour Wednesday
Ua irKvmr a.a (nrrari la
sbandoa ths vehicle because of
fire,' itste police reported. - Ths
truck was totally damaged.
Harry C Brinson, Bend, told
onic be set the truck i brakes
, on a grade and left it after noting
ths vehicle was "getting awfully
' hot." w A '
But ths' truck'! brake lining!
burned, causing ths vehicle to
Jacknlfs across the highway on the
grade. , " " ,
Ths truck, loaded with powder
ed pumice, reportedly caught firs
i about p.m. after a" drive 11ns
broke and struck, ths gai tank.
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Eugene Water
Bacteria Rises
EUGENE til Lane County,
stats and city sfidala srs seeking
ths source of aa increasingly high
bacterial count ia ths city's water
supply, v
Sines summer of IKS, ths bac
teria count ia ths supply hai been
sa ths increase. But Dr. Harold
Oatemd, county, health officer,
a aald there is no cause for alarm
among water users. He explsined
that the water treatment routine
reduces ths bacteria count to a
- ssfs point.
- The offidsls are exploring the
possibility that the bacteria Is
coming from one or several con
laminated sloughs emptying into
ths McKenxie River near ths water
. intake at ths Eugene Water and
Electric Board filtration plant
Martial Law in
dentine Ends
WASHINGTON 111 - Sen. Byrd
(D-Va said Wednesday Secre
tary of ths Treasury Humphrey
has agreed to a three billion dol
lar decresse in ths temporary
ceiling oa ths national debt
Byrd, who heads ths Senate Fi
nance Commute, said in a state
ment be will propose a reduction
ia ths ceiling, effective July 1,
from the present 281 blllioa dol
lars to 771 billions. .-
Byrd, a leading congressional
advocate of reducing government
spending, said unexpended bal
ances ib appropriated funds would
climb to Ml billion In the fiscal
year starting July 1 under PreaU
dent Eiaenhower's budget propos
iti, la view or that, be said, the
debt celling offers "an Important
control over federal expendi
ture!." ,v. - . :i:
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DouglasFir
Orders Dip
POBTLAND HI Douglas fir
orderi, ihlpments and production
fell off in May, the West Coast
Lumbermen's Assn. said Wednes
day.
For ths first Ave month! of the
year, the industry Is running be
hind the pace set the prevtoui two
yean, Secretary Harris E. Smith
said.
At the end of May unfilled orderi
were listed it 706,201,000 bosrd
feet, and stocks oa hand at 967,-
661,000.
For ths first flvs months of the
year, production totaled l.Kl.m,
000 board feet, compared to
4,244.077,000 for the lams period
In 195J. Orderi were S,t76.820,000,
compared to 4,233,499,000, and
shipments were 3.980,676,000, com
pared to 4,162,693,000.
of Sciences that medical and
dental X-rays are a hazard to hu
man life.
Dr. Herbert L. Taub, president
of ths New York State Dental So
ciety, said that with modem
denial techniques and equipment,
there could be as danger to re
productive organs, ss suggested
by the report ,
He said ths report has "caused
needless apprehension to hun
dreds of dental patients" and
that many dentiata had reported
patients calling to cancel appoint
ments for X-ray examinations of
their teeth. -
Dr. Samuel S. Wald, associate
professor of radiology at New
York University College of Den
tistry, also aaid that dental X
rayi properly made with proper
modem apparatus "will have as
harmful effects."
The Academy of Sciences re
port, issued Tuesday in Washing
ton after a year-long study, said
raaiauoa irom any sourcs
bombs, nuclear' research or X-
rays waa "often harmful . to life.
The report devoted to the ov
erall health fee tori involved in
radiation from atomic experi
ments and ether sources, said any
amount of radiation, however
smaD, wai haxardoui from a
genetic or hereditary standpoint.
Hilton Outlines
Finance Plan for
Chiefa
'American Men Immature9
Hotel in Portland
PORTLAND HI The head of
the Hilton ' Hotel chain indicated
Wednesday he is willing to build
a. 600 to 650 room hotel here if
local source! raise about $6,750,
ooo toward the 12 million dollars
needed.
Hilton, who discussed the pro
posal lor another hotel to the
downtown area, outlined the finan
cing formula used in other cities
where he has built: Of ths needed
12 milliona, 4 '4 million! would be
borrowed, presumably from life
Insurance companies, and Hilton
would put up 10 per cent of the
remaining 74 million. Thii would
leave $6,750,000 for local sources
to raise.
Hilton said he also would nrovide
the working capital.
Arge
Court to Hear
Kermit -Smith
State Proposal
PORTLAND I A proposal
to settle the 632,500 estate of
Kermit Smith, who waa slain in
a bomb blast last year, will go
before Circuit Judge William L
Dickson for approval Thursday.
Victor L. Wolf wu convicted
of murder. Smith's widow. Mar-
jorie, was acquitted of complicity.
Alan Davis, Portland attorney,
confirmed the agreement providei
that the widow will get $2,500. and
the rest of the estate will go to
the Smiths' 3-year-old daughter,
Susan.
BUENOS AIRES III - President
Pedrs Arambura Wednesday re
voked the martial law clamped
- on Argentina in last weekend !
bloody revolt Pending death sen
tences were impended.
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a wuuuwiuv uuiu went un idt
Gen. Raul Tanco and other lead
en of an uprising blamed by the
government on support en of Juan
. v. Peron. ousted president -
Firing aqusdi snot 27 military
: and civilian rebels, sources close
. to the government said. Front ISO
- to 200. other death sentences were
commuted to- life. Press reports
estimated, at least 906 persons
wars arrested. ,
A-PACT SIGNED ' w
WASHINGTON HI - The United
States and New Zealand have
signed as agreement to coooerate
in research in the peaceful us
atomic energy.
Portland Police
Chief Again Talks
With Vice Jury '
PORTLAND ID - Police Chief
James Pur cell Jr. went back
Wednesday for a second dav with
the grand Jury, investigating vice
conditions in Portland.
Purcell, who was in the jury
room an hour Tuesday, spent m
houri Inside Wednesday mornin
ana returned lor the full session
in the afternoon.
The grand Jury began Ita aessions
last week under the direction of
Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Thornton,
who took over from Dint Attv
William Langley upon order of
uov. &imo smith.
MAN FATALLY STRICKEN
EUGENE if) - A Eugene real
Mtate broker, Albert E. Bentley,
59, died Wednesday from a heart
attack suffered in a downtown
orug itore.
Robert Mill! and Percy Clark aaid
the law ia most difficult to enforce
end has long been a cause of "trou
ble and low morale" in the depart
ment The delegation also included
three boaemen.
Other Towns Cited
The firemen pointed out that sim
ilar, regulations in Portland and
Eugene have not been enforced for
years and there are no such rules
in Albany and Corvallis.
A main contention of the firemen
held the law to be fair to some and
unfair to others ia the department
The question was raised by Shed
eck ss to why assignment of fire
men as Instructors for outside de
partments at extra pay should not
be considered aa much gainful em
ployment aa somebody mowing a
lawn for M cent! an hour. This wu
given as a chief cause ef dissatis
faction.
Optnlea Raised
William Entreat, chairman of the
commission, ventured the opinion
that "no city employe should be
working on the aide and taking a
Job from somebody who needs it.
"If firemen are happy in their
profession they should be willing
to abide by rules and regulations,"
ventured Mayor Robert White. He
took note of pay ralaea for fire
men and pointed out that ."only
seven employes of the water de
partment are making as much as
starting firemen."
Hosemaa Neal Nisbet said "if a
firemea ia willing to work in hii
off hours to build up savings, he
should be free to do so."
Commission member Kenneth
Perry posed the question as to
whether an organization like the
fire department might not be bet
ter off without civil service be
cause of ita different working
schedules
Monroe Cheek, third member of
ths commission, observed that
"not many taxpayeri would like to
aes r person whose wagei they're
paying, competing with them on a
Job." .
Law'a Hlslery
Battalion Chief Clark said he
had dug into a history of the com
troversiaf law and found the law
wai originated in depression dayi
in 1932 "when everybody wai try
ing to end the depression."
The commission put aside for
further study the' matter of how
soon an applicant for a police Job
would be required to move inside
the city after his appointment.
Approved at last month's elec
tion was a plan to allow employ
ment of policemen qualified under
civil service before they have com
pleted a year'i residency here.
Chief Clyde Warren said he
thought applicants should be given
a reasonable- time to move here
after their six-months probation
ary period. Warren pointed out
that applicants couldn't be lure of
their Jobs until after probation.
Competitive Exams
Warren also recommended com
petitive lieutenant'i exams in the
future rather than promotions to
that level strictly on seniority.
This would not apply to recent
promotions, in which three serg
eants were elevated to lieutenants
on a City Council order.
Two patrolmen currently are on
the eligibilty list for positions of
sergeants in the police department.
Warren said some dozen men will
take the exam for the other open-
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SAN FRANCISCO-Preach movie actress Marttae Carat gesiarei with
her aaadi aa abe talks to reporter! here Wednesday. She aald Ameri
can aaea "are the meat kaadseme, the ipertlest la Ike world," bat
at very mature. "Americaa mea are very yoaag. very gay," said
Miss Carol. "Bat If I were to marry aa Americaa again, be weald
be mark elder." (AP Wirepbole.)
Loyalty Case Firing Revoked, Probe
Promised As Cain Renews Attacks
WASHINGTON - Former
Sea. Harry P. Caia nloaded a
fresh attack Wednesday oa the1
Eis hewer admiaistrstios'i toy-
alty-security program. A short
time later one man was reofftred
s job he had lost oa security
grounds, sod senators pledged a
rauick investigation of other cases.
Cain, a member of the Subver
sive Activities Control Board, told
a Senate Judiciary subcommittee
he thinks there is "serious ques
tion whether we need a so-called
loyalty progrira ia thia country."
Continuing testimony he began
Tuesday, Cain said that among
the thousands of government
workers listed as security risks
over the years, it would be hard
to count a dozen whs actually
were found to be disloyal
The former Republican senator
from Washington State declared
that the security program has
been marked by 'fascist" type
abuses which make even applica
tion for a federal Job "a terrify
ing and inhumane trap."
In appearing before the same
group Tuesday, Caia cited as an
example of American "fascism"
the case of an ex-GI who lost a
Red Cross Job after the Army
raised security questions about
nounced Wednesday night that the
Red Cross has "offered" to re
hire the vetaraa. Irving L Aegast.
ef Seattle. !
As to whether Angust would be
permitted to go overseas with thej
Red Cross, a Pentagon spokesman
aim.
Je Offered
The Defease Departmeat a
Theatre Time
Table
BLeiNoaa
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HILDA CRANE: 1:11. 140, and
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said this would await the outcome
of a subsequent security dear
ante.
And. he added, the Defease De
partmeat ia making available to
A a g a a t "clearance facilities'
which are available to other in
dustrial workers.
Iaf Seattle. August said the Red
Croaa had called him from Saa
Francisco and aked if he wanted
the Job back.
Rcaaly to Work
"They hit me cold just after I
had gotten out of bed." he said,
"so I told them I would think it
over. They said they would call
me again tomorrow morning.
When they do. I ll teU them I II
be delighted to go back to work."
He said he wanted a chance to
clear his name under oath. He
ascribed his troubles to a period
of four to six months in IMS when
he was a member of the Pro
gressive Party which he. dropped
out of when he decided "it was
being influenced by Communists.'.
Investigation of all the cases
cited by Cain was promised by
the ben.i'r subcommittee.
AUTRY BUYS "STATION
SAN FRANCISCO - Sale of
radio station KSFO in San Fran
cisco to Gene Autry, cowboy
movie star, and Robert 0. Reyn
olds, former Stanford football
player, for a million dollars
has been announced here.
68 Rebels Killed
In North Africa
ALGIERS I French sources
said at least N rebels were killed
Wednesday in clashes with mil
iary unite as terrorists bombings,
farm burnings, knifings and raids
continued.
Algerian nationalists were ac
cused in a French headquarters
report of killing 22 Arabs friendly
to the French in a single village
in the Bou Andas mountains.
Home Improving
Session Draws
Near 40 Persons
Approximately 40 persons at
tended a promotional meeting of
Operation Home Improvement
Wednesday night in the Marion
Hotel.
The meeting, planned to stimu
late interest in residential and in
dustrial remodeling, drew a cross-
section of businessmen interested
in the project, Edward Linden Jr.,
of the OHI committee, said.
Solicitor! are currently asking
for contribution! to finance a sur
vey 'of the city to determine what
ii needed in the improvement and
alteration of iti dwellings. A goal
of $14,000 haa been set for the
remainder of thia year.
The local effort is coordinated
with a national campaign aimed
at home improvement.
WOMAN HOSPITALIZED
Mrs. Louella Engstrom, (37 N.
20th St., was taken to Salem Me
morial Hospital about 2:25 p.m.
Wednesday after becoming ill at
her home, Willamette Ambulance
Service reported.
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The Civil Service Commission
accepted the resignation of Allen
McRae from the detective force.
McRae quit to take an insurance
investigative job.
Leading U.S. Air
Chiefs Tapped for
Visit to Russia
WASHINGTON - Top tech
nicians of the Air Fores will be
smong the nine officers accom
panying Gen. Nathan F. Twining
to the Russian air show in Moscow
on June 24. .
Twining, the Air Force chief of
staff, announced the list Wednes
day. In selecting his deputy chiefs
of staff for operations, develop
ment and materiel to make this
trip, he underlined hii Intention
of making It a working visit that
will test Soviet willingness to
mors thsn the itaged demonstra
tions "and exhibits that wiU be
seen by visitor! from many lands
at the ihow. .
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