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I! sr-ary, Dec. JO
fThe Communist governmrnt
br' t tack the kit-rnment-with-out
i -J method of tht Stalin en
to lnjary today a meana of
restoring tht revoK-ruined econ
cmT. A decree aid "person bose
Ycnc Flying
To Korea for
Cripple Yaif 4
vcc::cr.D air force base,
Wa'h.. Dec. 20 tft A Ft. Lewi
tb'A.er flew toward Korea today
to pit k on hit new too a polio-
ci i d Korean orphan. '
"V.a cho him becaiua net
many people want to adopt a
r- ; Vd child." Egt. Rex Richard
G.imaa of Tacoma explained as
It boarded a military plana for
The CiSmani art childless. Tbey
fcnpe to htvt brown-eyed, 29-month
Old Gary tuiuaiu W Xii tut T51
btfore Christmas.
F"t. Oilman' two suitcases
tu!jed with Qirirtmas present
and medical tuppkef for Korean
orphan. They art from Henry
i:lt tht Oregon farmer who bas
arrsnjwl for hundred of Korean
ct.-Jrea to besrln life anew with
American parent. -
Last week the Oilman drovt to
San Francico, hoping their tot
would be among the W Korean
vai.' Town to the United State
br Holt. But Gary Richard,
through a lt-minute mixup, had
been left behind.
C.iman decided to fly to Korea.
Tie fit help In Washington .from
Sn. Wayne Mors of Oregon and
S-rretary of the Army Brucker In
: - s the red tape.
L...iiifl explain K limply: "My
firent abandoned mt and my
live brother and lister when we
were kid. I know what It mean
to hi an orphan at Christmas."
nizrt Msdo- to ,
Ccr.:p!:tc Lewis
Chrk Highway
I r.'. nTOX Idaho (1 Effort
v.. 11 he made to apeed completion
cf t? e Iwis k Clark Highway,
',: h fii'low the route taken by
t' fammi explorer la their Pa-
t c .Northwest .expedition 130
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J. J. tlmrrh, a memher of the
r '. and n.-'swaya Committet
of t e Lew! , Son chamber of Com-
i .i,i Thiir.vi.iy the group
. , 1 at cui'-; ., :.nn of a dirt link
in t: e fa it d.rect highway betwen
If ; ton and Miiisoula, Mont., by
1 a year ahead of the present
t - .
: 'i :il bt made to Con-
r i 1 -t funds and to tht U. S,
i i oi I'uiiie r.oads for a
t i up program, he told a
.1 t riiff'.rg of the committee and
l Lewis k Clark Turnpike Asm.
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Hiinod But Joyous'
I;::;iiOUiuiion Planned
ry r:-.i:: . cole
;3TC:J, Doc. 29 m
"; . J but joyous" is what
i w?nt to r e the cond
i .ia of Dwht D. Lisen
1 r as presiJent next month.
1 1 rr.rg officlii! said today
V y v t tryirj to avoid the traf
I c s .ails of 1j".3 and the Jams
v.'.'. h kept some persons from
ft j fir which thry had tickets.
" -y are t'..,o shortening the pa-r-
-, v.!.i.h continued until after
i X four years ago.
C. k;-s the responsibility
f r l ie trail. liorul swearing-in
c-remfy nn the Capital tep at
ti n Jjiu 21.
T. r !' a rrt un innnciiral Conv
r ' of prominent Washington'
r ..("i n;U,d bv Mm star George!
' 11 ' V. i planning three days of
f . . s banning Saturday,
J a. ri. It v.iU cost around a mil-
l. t d :: ,rs.
"1 : inan-iiration will be dk'nl
f i it iil be colorful, and I'm
ure t!.o.se taking port will find
it a very historical occasion,"
I --r V. Fleming, chairman , of
t e liiauural Committee, told rt
j '.is at briefing session.
( ! ' . !s for watching the
I i .. ft v. ;l scat some 65,800 per-
2,0 ) more than four years
I'ilcr hnve jrnne up, too. Last
! fan-) -land tents Cost $.1.00
t f "i ). Tins time they're $3.50
I ) 175.
1 s t t t!,VU be four in-
I I ".s v i Invitation so
i ,t I r 1 ' J i' "ts. In r.t',3
e vftt two liiit! to which
- v re 21. r i p.-fil admlsiont.
s me f,,r the rre-.;.!i'nt and
i ' miit, Vice I'reiripnt
' t t. " -n i-d F.epishlican
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lfll San. 1 too
Salem, Ore., Fit, Dec. 21, '58
DD'IQDIG
Sudioor
Tactic
s
activity or behavior endanger
public order,' especially produc
tion,' could bt placed under de
tention for lit months without
trial. The prosecutor only baa to
issue an order oa tht luggeatlon
of tht police tt bavt a person ar
rested. Tht decree aaid tht prose
cutor ahtald investigata the
cast of tht detained person within
M day.
This was tht aarat system that
was used to intern thousand of
Hungarians when Maty a Rakori
wa the Communist boss. It was
abolished when Imre Nagy be
came premier tht first tiro in
195J. .
Frwcrful Weaawa
Tbt dtcret five Jaoos Kadar'i
government . a powerful weapon
for breaking any atrike general.
sitdown or slowdown. Factory
worker' councils. Tht two leaders
of tbt Budapest Central 'Worker
Council who ordered tht strike art
(tm la jaa.
Tat Communist party newspa
per, isepsiabadsag, tbia week
strongly assailed aildown atrikers
who report to their factories each
day and collect wages but product
nothing.
CracUl Preble
Tht paper also declared tht cru
cial problem waa tht coal and
power shortage which prevent the
wheel from turning. For week
miner have been on strike. Thou
sand of them fled to tht West,
or vanished into tht countryside,
when tht Oct 23 revolt began.
Now tht country is estimated to
bt three to four months short in
it coal supply. Worse, tht shafts
art in such bad ahapt from ne
glect that it would take 30 days
to get many of them back in pro
duction if all tht miners came
back to work tomorrow.
Yesterday fbt government cut
the work week in Meet and ma
china building industries, tht big
users of coal, from six day to
three. It authorized pay increases
of up to 10 per cent m an effort
to hire workers back tt factories
and mine, and called idlt work
ers out to repair tht destruction
wrought by tht revolution.
Logger Fatally
Injured in Fall
KOOSKIA, Idaho (II The body
of Jack Sumpter, 37, Elk City log
ging contractor, was found Thurs
day at the edg-e of tht Middle Fork
of the Clearwater River, five mile
northwest of here. ,., .a
A coroner' jury later ruled that
death resulted from a skuQ frac
ture, suffered by accidental means.
Idaho County Coroner , Pritchard
CroweD said Sumpter apparently
fell onto rocks several feet below
whea he stepped out of bis car at
tht river's edge.
The car was spotted by a pass
ing motorist Monday and a search
party, led by Sheriff Bud Taylor,
went to the scene Thursday.
National Committet Chairman
Leonard Hall and hi wife to ap
pear at the various ball at dif
ferent time.
The balls win bt beld at tht
National Guard Armory and tht
Statler. Mayflower and Sheraton
Park hotel.
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Bank Teller
Calls Young :
Bandit's Bluff
irtmntTTiftiw r I TY. an'CMnm
or A young man tried to Too a :
bank here today, but failed when
a teller called bis bluff and re
fused to five bim any money.
A few hour later, ls-year-oia
. . a a '
John Wendell Pilloa Jr. of Crown
HilL W. Va.. was arrested and
charged "with tht intent of com-.
muting a felony.'' Dillon was
jailed in lieu of $10,000 bond oa the
federal charge.
The Federal Bureau of Investi
gation said Dillon entered tbt east
central branch of tht Albuquerque
National Bank about booh, thrust
a sack at teller Cornelius Amett
and demanded that tt fill it with
money. - .
pandit alst banded bim a note. It
said:
"I have your family. I bavt a
run. Fill tht sack with money."
Arnett balked at fining tht sack
and moved from bis cage.' Tbt
Intruder fled from the bank and
escaped in a car.
Tht remark that tripped the
would-be robber was "I bavt your
family."
Arnett bas a wife, but at chit
dren. Increase in Tax
Collections Cuts
Deficit in U.S.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 14 Be
cause of (ubstantially higher tax
collections, tht government's defi
cit after tht first five months of
fiscal 1957 was running l,t99,
000. 000 leu than a year ago.
Tbt Treasury's monthly finan
cial statement showed today that
revenues totaled (72.S51.000 from
the start of the year, July 1, to
Nov. 30. This wa t2J37.00O.OO0
more than in tht same five
months of fiscal 1954.
Expenditures, at $23,083,000,000
also were running higher but the
difference was smaller only tot
miiiioa dollars.
Expenditures slwaya, exceed re
ceipts ia tht autumn btcaust the
period of heavy tax collection
occurs ia tht spring.
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U.N. Forces
Advance East
Of Canal Zone
CAIRO. Dec. 30 UB Mai. Gen.
E.L.M. Burn announced today a
Yugoslav company of tht 17. K.
emergency forct bas advanced
about a miles east of tht Sues
Canal.
Tbt U.N. commander said these
Yugoslav units following the Is
raeli withdrawal ia the Sinai Pen
insula moved eastward along the
northern route toward El 'Arisb.
He said the eooditioa of road still
1 delaying Yugoslav units moving
across central and souther Sinai.
Port Said airport was banded
over to the V.N. forces formally
today by the British-French com
mand. The exchange of Egyptian pris
oner Beta try tne isnusa ana
French for 450 British civilians de
tained by Egypt it expected tt) be
completed Friday.
PERMITS ISSUED
Permits issued by tht city engi
neer's office Thursday went to O
W. Klang to wreck a tM-story
building at 380 Owen St.; and to
the L li F Corporation to alter an
office at 17 S. Liberty St. at a
cost of $7,500.
United States raisin production
ia 1955 went up 31 percent.
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Armed Forces
Test Militant
Liberty' Plan
WASHINGTON, Dec. 30 uW-The
Pentagon is running a field test
oa material for the "militant lib
erty" program aimed at educating
servicemen in the , advantages of
the American way.
The program, under considera
tion for a year, evolved, from
studies of cases of defection
among Americas troop captured
by the Communists in Korea.
Proponents of the education plan
contend that some of these esse
showed that tht soldiers Involved
lacked knowledge of the advan
tage of American liberty as com
pared with communism's absolute
control.
John C. Broger, deputy director
of the Armed Force Information
and Education Office, said 100 kit
of motion picture footage, record
ing and pamphlets aimed to cor
rect that lack are being sent ex
perimentally to certain unit of the
Army. Navy, Air Force, Marine
and Coast Guard. They are for
use by Junior grade and noncora
misaiooed officers in lectures.
He said that if the kit prove of
value to servicemen at large, the
material will be distributed gener
ally throughout the armed forces,
forces.
The movies, voice recordings
and printed matter in the experi
mental kits contrast American and
Soviet systemg ia such fields as
civic life, the processes of law
and order, and religion.
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Ur N. Votes Asscssmenf'of
$10 Million for Police Unit
UNITED NATIONS, N.Y, Dec. I
30 isWrbe UK. voted 874 today
to make a special assessement of
10 million dollars ta the 10 mem
ber nations for expenses of tht
VJi. Emergency Force in the Mid
dle East.
The Soviet bloc nations voted
against it and bavt aaid tbey
wouldn't pay anything toward the
support of the UNEF.
The shares will bt based oa the
Theater Time
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ELBIHOal ,
"sutepino cur tm. less
"TBI" KILLERS' I S ,
CAPITOL
THX VIRGINIAN" Tt. l:a
TWO YEARS BEFORE THE
MAST- I S
HOLLYWOOD
D-DAT THE SIXTH OF
JUNE" 1:. 1:M
"ON THE RIVIERA S:li
Thieves Raid
Salem Tavern
Ttu'eves entered the South' Vil
lage Tavern and made off with
about $15 in beer and soda pop
Thursday, the Marion County she
riffs office reported.
A board was thrown through a
window sometime Thursday morn
ing to gain entry to the tavern
located at 375 S. Commercial St.,
officers said. Change in the cash
register was not touched.
RIVIERA
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of Cartoons ,
SUNDAY
TO 1:30 P. M.
1951 budget assessment rates of
member. The VS. share would
be $3,330,000; Britain's would be
$355,000; France's 623.000; Israel's
$17,000; and Egypt's 340.000.
The Soviet Union share would
be $1,528,000. But the whole Red
bloc ia debates argued the UNEF
is illegal and insupportable.
Soviet Russia and seven satel
lite present were the only ones
voting against the measure. Nine
countries, including Britain, Egypt
and Israel, abstained. Six coun
tries were absent.
The vote was in the 0-natioa
Budget Committee.
The size of the vote assures a
two-thirds majority ratification by
the General Assembly. All Assem
bly members are on the commit
tee. Swallowed Bone
Returns Speech
After 29 Years
HAMILTON, Ont Dee. (!
Mrs.' James Brekenridge, dumb
for 21 years after a serious opera
tion, swallowed a chickea bone
and today ia able to speak.
Doctors removing me bone
found what they had searched tor
earlier, without success . a dis
placed vocal chord. Mr. Breken
ridge, who came here from Scot
land when she was 17. still speak
with a Scottish accent.
The first U.S. Post Office was
opened in New York City oa Nov.
, 1783.
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