2 Statesman, Salem, Ore,
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'Red China
f Attack on
By LEONARD LEFKflW I
sT HONG KONG, Jan. 20 -fom-J
munirt China's secret police have
5 la.'nclied a massive crackdown on
C a-ti-R-d sshctase and harassment
f r 'ports repchiri! Hong Kong in
0 d rated today. Hundreds have
b-vi arrrslrd and tons of am
' munition seized in recent months,
J the reports said
The reported purge apparently
r s'?mmed Irom fear fiat Kast
J Ivirooean dirconlert could spread
4 1- Cb'i.a wWi sv:'l measures
5 wore tr'tn. The d-scinaurrs of in-jjt'nsfie-'
sec -el po'ice activity
ci:r. (rnn Com'nunirt prhi'ca
' t'lrs '-Ivih h.nr j'J.st reached
Ping K' K. j
V.Wr in r-hanffhal I
The reports indicated the drive
as rp.vrd Iror.i ihe b't ca.U'rn
port c t..' of f-harjhai to the m"un
li n province of Snensi. lon?-t.me
base of the Red revolution. In one
Shenfi to.ui alone more than
If J "countoi-rcvol.itionar.es" a
ca;ch a'i Comaum st term for any
Sie ho oppofs the rcg me wc:e
K'i to have hrcn seized in a drag--.t.
Serrt police in Kaantung Pro
vince coastal auas south of the
S atior.aii.-t bast on of Formosa
uncovered enough guns and am
munition to supply a small-scale
revolt, the papers said. j
Artns Krlwd
About 600 rifles. ,KV(W rounds of
ammunition and 600 hand gre
radrs, a'ong w.th a lew machine
gujis were seized in Ihe Kwanx
1'iig cities of Swato and Kat
slifcn. Secret police unearthed many
Missing Man
Clues Souoht
....
Salem police Sunday asked Port
land police to aid in a smirch for
E.erett M. Scotten. 70, of 340 E.
Washington St., who was reported
mining since Wednesday.
Harold Patterson of the same
address told police he had accom
panied Scotten to Portland, where
Scotten was to report to the Vet
erans Hospital (or treatment of an
illness, but left him at the bus sta
tion, police said.
Their landlord, George Block.
, reported th.-vt he had called the
hospital and been told that Scot
ten had not arrived there. Police
also checked the Veteran pnd
Multnomah Hosoital before asking
neip from Portland police.
Three-Car Wreck
Includes Vehicles
Of Man, Wife
. Two of the cars in a three-car
collision Sunday night at Lan
caster and Satler drives, north
east of Salem, were driven by a
man and his wife, state poiice
said.
The rear-end collision occurr
ed about 10:35 as Donald Carl
Schulke, Silverton, was maneu
vering his car to push the car
driven by his wife, Mrs. Carolee
Schulke, who had run out of gas,
police said. Driver of the other
car was listed as Richard Merle
Kemper, 1950 N. 24th St.
Schulke was cited for parking
on a highway, police said. Dam
age was moderate, they added.
Three Cars in
Freeway Crash
Three cars were involved in a
collision caused by one of them
skidding out of control about 1:30
p. m. Sunday on Salem-Portland
freeway near Aurora Junction,
state police said.
Damage, was moderate, they
said. Drivers were listed as Jerry
Edgar Braden. 15!)0 Newberg St.;
Robert James McCree, 1490 Himes
St.; and Roger Owen Wespby,
Scappoose.
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Monday, January 21, l(3oi
Launches
'Sabotage'
anti-Communist plotters in Shang
hai, said the official Hsin Wen
Daily News, alter "reactionary
slogans" were found plastered on
walls throughout the city.
While asserting that anti-Red
subversion was on the wane, the
Communist rWspapcrs d'sr'.osrd
hitherto undivulced cases of sabo
tage and even the murder of mi
nor officials.
Seaton to Ask
Time fcr .High
Dam Study
WASHINGTON. Jan. 20 itl
Secretary of the Interior Seaton
said today his department is pre
pared to seek more time in which
to study the feasibility of a high
power dam on the Snake River
between Idaho and Oreqon.
Seaton sVd the department in
tends to ask the Keripral Power
Commission to withhold apnrova!
ol a rriva'e utili'v proiect in the
area until lurlhc study can be
irade of a potential dam s te at
Plnsant Valley.
The qiestion of harnessing the
Snake River for elee'ric power
production has become a major
political issue in the Pacific North
west since' Idaho Pover Co. pro
posed to build three low dams
along the nver. one at Hells Can
yon The power cemmission tins
ijran'ed the enmnanv a licensp to
build tlr dums and ore is under
construction.
Opronrnls of th Idaho Power
Co. plan contend a hijh dam
would make het use of the river's
power resources and have call"d
on the federal government to do
the job.
Mn P.ivcn Trcatmcnr
C. P. Thrinp. retired fireman,
was treated bv first aidmen in
North Sa'em fire station about
1130 am. Sunday after an appar
ent heart attack across the street
in Jason Lee Church. Firemen who
saw Thrapp leave the church, ap
parently ill. put him on a bed in
the station and called first aid
men. He was later taken home by
relatives.
Winnie's Daughter
Leaves Cc'ense Boss
LONDON. Jan. 20 UP1 Mrs. Di
ana Churchill Sa idys. daughter of
Sir Winston Churchill, said today
she has separated from Duncan
Sandys, Britain's new defense
minister.
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Police Arrest
Salem Man on
Weapon Count
A Salem Post Office clerk was
charged early Sunday morning
with carrying a concealed weapon
after a gun was found in his car,
city police said.
Facing the charge was Ray
mond George Reeves, 35, of 215
S Winter St.. with bail set at 110,
C'iQ after consultation with Marion
County District Court Judge E. O
St-'dter Jr.. pol;ce said.
Pol'ce stooped Reeves in his car
af.er investigating a disturbance
report about 3 a.m. at the home of
his ex-wife. Mrs. Viola Reeves,
1895 Lorain Ct . and searched the
car with his permission, thev said.
The gun, described by police as
an Army issue .45 caliber Colt au
tomatic revolver with five cart
rdiges. was post office proortv.
recording to Postmaster Albert
Cn-j,
l-ve-ti".t'in!r officers sad the
"un vv? sina'en''" lken fron
Ihe nrst offir shn-tly after the re
ported disturbance. Oragg said
Retves was seen in the post office
about that time but told the clerk
on duty he had come in to check
the work schedule as he had been
off for the past week.
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Dag Confers
With Israeli, '
Egypt Delegates
Br WILLIAM N. OATIS
I'NITF.D NATIONS, N. V Jan.
20 ijv-l'. N. Secretary ('cucral
Dag Hammarskjold con
ferred with Lgyptian and Israeli
delegates today on the General As
sembly's latest demand that Israel
withdraw from all occupied terri
tory. hammarskjold talked separate
ly with. Egyptian Foreign M'nlster
Mahmoud t$i and Israeli Am
bassador Abba S. Kban.
He set p the meetings yes.cr-.
day a.ter die Assembly, by a 71-2
vo.c, asked him to "continue his
efluris lor securing the complete
witnoraual of Israel" and to re
port within five days.
None of the participants would
give uctails of the talks, but Ihe
big questions were:
1. Will Israel pull out of the
Gaa $.rip and the sharm el
sneikh area at the mouth or the
Itcd Sea Gull ol Aqaba without
guaruuues luat Araus will nut
raid irom Gaza anu hgpt will nut
bar Israeli snips Irom tne gull'.'
2. Will .;.pl give the luaran
tevs.' Delegates studying the three-'
day dcuate that preceded the As
sembly's decision doubted either
side would give what the other '
side wanted. The prospect was the
Assembly will have to meet again
late this week or next to deal
wiiri a deadlock.
Isrr.cl has agreed that by Tues
day it will pull back all lis forces
now remaining beyond its armi
sl.ee lines with Kjjypt e .coot
those in the Gaza strip and on the
gulf.
Youth Facing
Check Count
An Aurora boy, 16, was charg
ed with attempt. ng to obtain
money by false pretenses Satur-,
day afternoon after he allegedly i
sought to cash a check for $26.98
in a Safeway store at Court and j
Front streets. !
Police said the youth handed
the check to a Safeway employe
about 1:30 p. m. then ran out the
door while the manager was
phoning the bank. The manager
chased the boy and held him un
til police arrived, they said.
The boy admitted trying to
pass a check at Safeway, as well
as cashing checks at three other
Salem stores, police said.
The boy is to be turned over
to Marion County Juvenile Court
Monday, police said. I
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WEYBl'RN. Sask , Jan. 20 CP
Members of the Wcyburn Liars'
club have voted unanimously to
! lodge a strong protest with Wis
consin's Burlington Liars Club lor
awarding Ihe title "world's chain
' pion liar'' to Albert B Hopkins of
Madison, Wis., it was learned Sun
i day. '
"This decision," claims master
i liar Fred Parker, president ol the
Wevbum club, "casts a shadow ol
disrepute on the characters of liars j
in general. For while Albert Hop-
I L-inai at line mnA a Hit liaif ot
that, he is an honest liar.",
Mr. Parker said Hopkins copied
his titlr-winnlrg tale "word for
. word'' from an old phonograph
record of the song, "Cross Eyed
Sue."
The song tells Ihe story of hogs
who died Irom jack ol sleep after
acquiring sich an accumulation
of North Dakota gumbo clay on I
their tails that the w right stretched
their hides so tight they cuuld not
close their eyes.
Sisters Ask
Police Aid in
Brother Quest
Salem police were asked Sunday
to aid in a search for Jack Le
Moyne, 59, of 770 N. Front St.,
owner of Lemco Restaurant
Supply.
Sisters from Missouri and Cal
ifornia said he had been missing I
since before Christmas except for
a visit Tuesday to a Salem doctor
who sa'd he was seriously ill and
advised him to go to a hospital,
pr' ce said.
The sisters, Mrs. S. E. Honrv,
Kansas City. Mo., and Mrs. Ed
Vardy. San Fernando, Cali'.. came
to Salem to find their brother, po
lice said.
Opera Contest Spreads
MILAN'. Italy. Jan. M - En
tries in the Milan Press Club's
cpera contest have been received
from all over KuroDe and from
Russia and South America, The
club is offering $3,000 for the best
unpublished opera score. i
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St. Mark's Votes Approval
For New Church Building
The congregation of St. Mark's
Lutheran Church, at Its annual
meeting Sunday night, approved
specifications for a new church
as outlined by its building com
mittee, and authorized that com
mittee to award and sign the
contract.
A":ontrsct is expected to be
awarded within a few days, the
Cypriot Gang
Touches Off
Huge Fires
NICOSIA. Cyprus, Jan." 20 -Raging
fires set by gangs of
vengeful Turkish Cypriot youths
tonight threatened whole blocks of
buildings in the heart of Nicosia.
Huee blazes were out of rnnirnt
All Ihe island's available fire
fighting apparatus, both civilian
and military, was called to the
city.
The young Turkish Cypriots
struck to avenge'the death yester
day of a Turkish auxiliary police
man. He was killed in a bomb
attack attributed to Greek Cyp
riot rebels against British rule.
Earlier in the day the youthful
fans set fire to 11 shops, garages
und warehouses owned bv Creek
Cjpriots. Alter darknes. f'vll. they
struck asain in a score of places.
One group raided a (Jreek
owned coffeeshop in Nicosia's
Turkish quarter, wounding three
Greeks. Then fires began erupt
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I Rev. John L. Cauble, pastor, said
Sunday night. The building com
mittee outlined the anticipated
cost and nature of the new struc
ture at the meeting, and is now
completing final negotiations, he
said.
I The congregation also approved
an enlarged budget for 1837 and
elected a Church Council consist
ing of: Leslie Davis, Mark Gehlor,
Edward Jenson, Dr. Otto Krsus
haar, Oscar Liudahl (all three
year terms), William Stoitz (two
year term), and Arnold Olson
(one year term). All are newly
elected. V. V. Lytle was named
as a delegate to the Convention
of the Pacific Synod, to be held
in May in Portland.
Three contractors submitted
bids on the new church. The con
gregation had earlier endorsed
the idea of a new church, but on
Sundry voted almost unani
mously to go ahead with the ac
tual contract-signing ' and con
struction, Pastor Cauble ex
plained. I .
Salem Youth Charged
With Taking Vehicle
i
A 15-year-old Salem boy was
charged with car theft by a pri- -vale
prosecutor who fouhd him
driving a car reported stolen Sun- j
day morning from Andersen's
Used Car Lot, 240 Cenlr St., po
lice said.
He was held at the request of!
Kd Anderson, owner, who said he
would sign a complaint Monday,
police said.
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Two Dead in
Alaska Crash
Of Army Plane
FAIRBANKS, Alaska, Jan. 20
ll The bodies of two men who
were in a light Army plane miss
ing since Friday were lound in
the wreckage of the plane today.
Names of the fliers are being
withheld until next of kin have
been notified.
The wreckage was sighted by
a helicopter from the 74th Air
Rescue Squadron from Ladd Air
Force Base. The missing 1.19 was
found on the frozen Tanana River
mile and a half southeast of
the Fairbanka International Air
port this morning. (
The last word heard from the
plane, inbound from Galena,
about 300 miles west of Fair
banks, was a request made to
Ladd AFB Friday night for land
ing instructions.
Retail Clerks
End Conference
THE DALLES. Jan. 20 U The
Oregon State Council of Retail
Clerks ended a two-day session
here today, pledging the r support
of legislation that would "more
adequately provide for voter reg
istration." O. R. Lokken. Eugene, was
elected president and Gordon
Swope, Portland, was named secretary-treasurer,
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Among those elected to the ex
ecutive board was Don Hatteberg,
Salem. '
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